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VOLUME II.
NEW BERN, N..C. S ATiJKbAY, JULY 10, 189.
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TERMS.
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fcEXTIELIS PUBLISHED
WEEKLY BY !
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)oLL.vns per annum, one
advance. .
At TiiaRK
i;r navabie ir
B Y 1 A UT'IJOHIT Y .
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ACTS
PASSED AT", THE SECOND SESSION
OF
TU3 FiFTKKSTil CONGRESS.
t q T to protect the Comme ce
0f t'a; Viitrd States and puiUi-V
the' crrme .t' Piracy. '
frit e)GedLythr!e& -House
6r fr'b re:itativb.2 fif. UuU'd'Slrtr
cf 4::;z -ica ia &j;7jre assembled,
Tvlt'he President 0$ the United
S hies b-, and hereby is, auth .rjzctl
ar.d requested to employ so m my
of dft-public armed vessels 3 in his
ii:d;r5 -nt, the 'service may reHl,,re
tv n!i suitable j iastructions to ,th -cofnnJers
thereof, Jn prorti !g
th- m irch int ves -els of the Unitea
Su tit 3, and .their, crews, from 'i ati
c ;!,'id5'f 3sVo is and depredations,
-. Se. '2. And be it fur iher etvicted,
Tfi Uihe Pre sident .'of the United
St tts hf , & hereby is HiTviriz d to
i., iriut the commanders of thj pu1)
li: liraicd vessels of the United,
States to subdue, seis. take, and
send into any port of the United
States, any anned vessd or b a or
an- vessel of bbaj the crew whereof
sHiU be armed, 'and which shall have
attempted or committed any pirati
cal aression, search, restrain-, d -
prLtiwih, or seiz ire, upon any ves
sel of the United Siat-s, 1 or of the
ci iz-n -.thejof, or upon , any other
r nifl' ilsn t) retake anv ves-
sel of tTfe U iited States, or its citi
r. ns, wh'u h m iv h ive been unl ir
iafiv captured upon the hiqj'i sens.-
Sec3.; Aid bj it: further en Icied.
That liie com rim ler and crew of
u v merchant vessel of the- Uiiited,
ofites, owned wholW, or in p irt, Ijv
a cnzu thereof, may opp se and
k dl'fend, agonst any aggression,
s-rari-h, restraint, d -predatioii or sei
i "rre, w iic h sh.iU be attempted ut3on
eu h .'vessel, or upon any other ve -
' s 1 owned as af resaid, bv' the com-
m.itiucr (Jc crew of any ;irm -d. vessel
vltatso-.-ver, not beitifj a public arm
1 -1 vc -scl of some nation in amity
vmh the United St te , and m iv
sa'i.iu'e and capture tlu same in 1
's a may retake any vessel, owned
a- -aforesaid, which may have been
c mturt-d bv the ct)mmander or crew
ct any such armed vessel, and send
t' e ame intany port oi the Uuited
A id bj it ftrther-euact d,
TH at vhen: ver any .-'vessel .or b nit,
from whicluany piratical nggressi n.
smirch,' rcstrtint, depredation, or
'sure, shall have b 'en first attemp'-
td or m ide, . shall be captu- d and
' "laght into any p rt of the United
Stat s, the same shall, and m e be
-Ijudged and 1 cond ' nae 1 to their
"-V-, a id that Pof the cap ors, after
di? process and trial, in any court
. Jh wing' admiralty j irisdi ti m, jind
valch shall be holdcn for the d strict
i to which such captdred' : vessel
s'it!l b- brought ; aad '-'the , same
C turt shall thereupon 01 d r a sale
i-'-vl distribution th 'reof accordingly,
It q I at their tlrscre i n.
Sec. 5.yfA'i t be it further enacted.
ThuJPjanv person ;or p -rsons wh it
s v ver, sh dl, o i the high , com-
r.ir the crime ot pir i y, as defi
el bv the law of' nad o is, an 1 su
olf'nder or offeti iers shall afterw irds
b- brouirht into, or founl in, the U-
tUt-d Sta es, ev.-ry such off. ider or
1 u n I rs . sb d!, upo'i cbnvic i n
"'i-ie-if bef'jre the cirquit coirt of
1 Ua-ivH States, forth .-'d-istrict "i.--wiikiv
he or uc' m lj be bruuht,
. . ..n ! hp ni rriiTi niipn unit q - .-.. - j
it
Wl rVi e at tfie o j. eaker of the House of Representatives. .
,....i3a nre nai-a UP. except dl Hie OD-J . . . .Jb.-,.
,,-V . i .-. JA5. HAKIJOUK, - ' Speak
v: ;,e0i . 4 resident oi me senate, pro tempore.
. .jrfrf.!cTs uiserteu at oucentsl . . . ?I
VU,CJ"-; - i ; - iuarctt 3, ISiy. Approved, Pre
c,rnre the hfst week, and .15 cents a ' , . r.K I .
r:,,r each succeed insertion. ! " V . v.ur.uui,. ; March
or in whi h he qr they shdl be found,
Dc pu ushed with death.
i bee. 6. And Off it further enacted
I Th it this act shall he in ! force until
the end of the next sessioa of Con-
i 8ress - '
AN ACT fqr the relief of Joseph
; . ;Whcaton. r
!, B' it enacted b j tfi- Senate & Rouse
ofRpreeriiitivescJth U tited.St ,tes
dmiriva,- m Ling es-' t ssemblfd,
That, the prop.-r acrountiftg officer
t the l reasuarv D partmnt be ati-
thoris -d and directed to Settle and
i d j u s the a c ount of joseph Whea-
ton while acin; in th -,qu irterrmas-
te s dep irtm nt, during the late
ar, upon p; i nc i pies oi equity and
justice. . ' ' ...
rt f n. clay; r
Speaker of the House of Uepresentativcs.
J JAS. BARBOUlt.
Presi lent of the Senate, pro tempore.
Mbrch 31819- pproved,
c j u;s Ait )N ROE.
AN ACT for the -elief. of Isaac
T v JVlinis and others. .
; Be it en ictrd bf th ' Sen nh' Hou sc
rjf R f prtsentntivea rf t he U i ted States
f Awrict, in Con frs asiemhl, d
i'hat the pioper ac ouotinjj .offi ers
of the Treasury D -p irtment be, ancl
thev are hereb , authorized to audit
aiid st-ttM, o a "Just . m 1 equit ib!
pnneipirs, the accoun s of Minis
and l em y, merch ms, of Sav m .ih,
Theodore A. Schoedd -t SsVph. Hal!,
hhiel H 'we, VV-m. P. Viliiams
Dunh m and Herd, .."leiip . a-vt ;
Red, and E!i;s Hred, f r payments
by them m ide to the troops I fhe
reilu: arm.; md the militia tin
pi y; d in the service pf he U.iiel
States du ing the late: war with
lireat lintain.
; ; . n clay, ;
Speaker of the House o( llep'-esentntivs.
- : JS. B V iiBOUR,
Presi lent of the Senate: pro tempore.
March o. 181. Approved, .
AN ACT for the relief of Patrick
.' Callan.
of Xjre n t?v -v of 'he Unt d.S'atr
of ' AJiriefiy in Conjre-ii !sem'led
I hat the proper at .counting office
of th j I'reasurv Denartmiit be, an 1
he iV hereb v , auih jriz I tt an !
and settle the aWoi at of Tat ics
CaSlm, late livuteujt uv the seron--regim
nt of liu drag i ns, oil pi in
cipits oi Jtitice and -qui v.
II. t;LYy
Speaker of the Ilouse ot" Representatives.
' JAS! B ViiUOUB,
President of thelSennie, pro tempore.
Ma.ch 3, lol J.f-AppiOved,
JAMt:s MOXROE.
AN ACT to roht'mue in force, for r
furih.r term,! the act, enti led
fc r.n att for Jest tblisbmgjradirj?
bouses with he Indian tripes, cc
fo other rm poses " v
Bfit en tctrdbif the Senate & FIcvs'
if 'Representative's of Vie Unitedjipites
of America, in Congress 'we " . '.
That the act entitled 44 An art for
establishing tiding hooses with th
Indi m mbes," pas-ed on the second
d tv of March, oae th iasand eight
hundred and . leven. and which was
by subseq'ient acts continued in
frVrce until thj first day f March,
one thousand eight ( bund red ah 1
nineteen." shall b . 'and the same is
h relv, fu ther continue I in iorce
until tire .fist dav of March,; one
th .ii" md i ight hundred und twenty,
and no longer. .
Sec. 2. A td ''be it further ennqted
Tun the President ot the Ua'ted
States sh 1 have pow :r, and hf is
hereby au h riz-fi, in every case
where hs sh 11 jud je it exp-tlienf , to
transfe r any of the I di in agents,
whose compensation wasfixed! by
the act, fcotitb d An act filing
the mmnensiaon of Indian" atrmts
,1 frniYi br nl iri rltiiirJ
Haudbv saidact, f r he discharge
of their du-i-s, rep:ctivel , tffi'ith
oiiicr plaviii as the public tcrvice
may require ; apd shall -also Have
powlto appoint, by and witrf the
consent and advice f '' the Sch-
at.-, anj IndiJ; ajgent for the Upper
Missouri, vh se annual compena-
tion shkll be JOe thousand eight hun
dred dollars. r . ;
It. CL Y, j
er of the lloqse of Representatives.
MS. BARBOUR,!
sfdentbf the ! Senate, pro tempore.,
Z, 16 VJ-2 Approved,
r ; ! j 2 - , .
AN, ACT reguljuing the ptynients
- ito Invalid: Pensioners."
Be t enacted bif the Senate &? Home
'ofRebteseiit'dUves of the United States
of Ameria in Congress assembled,
I hat ih cases of application tor pav-
ppucaiion lor pay
m. nt ai pensions to invalids, under
the severa laws of Congress grant-
i ig pensions to invalids, the adidivit'
of two s u i ge on s or ph y sici a n s , w hose
cred,iblii vrvas siich, shall be certifi
ed bv jhemagiHtrate before whom
the affidavit is made, stating the
continuance of the disability for
wh'ufi the pension was originally
granted (des ribjng it,) ind the rate
of ticH di sability at the ti me of mak
ing . the aftidavit, shall, accompany
the application of the first payment
wlniciihall fail due after the tbur'h
day of M trjh next,, and, at the end of
every jtwo year thereafter ; and if,
in a case of coatinued disabilitiy, it
shall b stated at a rate: below that
for which, the pension was origan d
ly grat ted, the applicant shall on'y
be paic at the rate stated in the af
fi d a v U i Pnovidedy I h -t wh e re the
pensi.on sh dl Itave ben originally
granted f')r a total (iisability, in con
s quen ce oi tljp loss of a limb,' or o
th. r en use which cannot: either, in
whole r in part fie removed, the a
)ove affidavit hall not be nce;ssarv
to en i le the ,nnnjiiant to payment :
mi J fin wided a I . o , T h at t his act shall
not expend to the invalids of the rev
lutio'i, who have been, or shall, be
plat d pn. the, pension list, pu'rsyan.t
to an apt of Congr ss, entitled . An
act to provide for certain persons en
gaged in the land and niiv il servii e
oi tne ju iiten itates in ine revoiu-
tsOiiar war, "approved the eigM-
teeti:h'd tv of March, in the s ear of
ur; L'lrd one thousand eight hnn-
Ired ahdeight. j
H. CLAY.
Speaker of the llous of lleD'.esentatives.
J vs. "m iBotjij,
n
re
alent of '.jpl Senate, pro teinpofe.
arch
- ppnvetl,
JAM Si:S MONROE.
vN ACT to regulate the' duties on
certain wines. '
enact idb'i 'the Senafe House
n
ie i
f Ueprrsr-ntutiv -s f ' hf United Slate ,
f , Arfieric i m Congress assem 'led.
H'hat
from and after the tniriicth
day
pf June, one thousand eigh
ed and nineteen, the dunes
iv Yaw levied, coliected.and
oaid (in wine not enumerated in the
'OW
k- act
!)orts
to regulate the duties on im
and on age,' passedthe tw, n-
tv-s4rn'h dav of April, one thous
and -ficht hundred and sixteen, when
imp dtrd in bottles or cases, of sev
entv ltrnts' per gallon, and on wine
not dnum ra'ed fin said act, when
imported otherwise than in bottles
or cases, of twenty-five cents psr gal
lon, shall cease and determine ; and
therelshall be levied, collected, and
paid ia lieu thereof, tne several
nd sbecifiv duties hereinatter men-
il : that is to sav : on wiuesmot
t nunierated in the act aforesaid.
whet
imDorted in b Utles or cases
thirtt
cents per gallon, and whei-
imp;
rted oth rwise than in ootties
or eiitses, fifteen cents pt r gallon..
.Sejc: 2., And '-be it further enacted.
Thaf an addition of ten p-r centum,
shalli rie m loathe several rates ol
dutils above specHi d, and imposed
upori the several goodsx, wares, and
merchandise, aforesaid, whu h, after
the ia id thirtieth d v of June, oneN
tlaousand eijrht hundred and nine-
teen) s'ullbe impoH-d in ships or
vesf.fcls not ot the Unitt-a ot ttes .
Pr-. tid d, That this. additional duty
h ll not nnlv to such p'jods, w res,
land jmerc landise imported iu ships
or vfsscts not of the United btajts,
tntiilsd by
treaty,' or by uoy act'tjf
- act3 of Cong ess, tob entered in
the ports of the U itted Stateb on
the payment of the saine duties as
are p tid on g )ods, w ire-i, and mer
chandise, imp jr.ed in snips jar ve -sels
of the United States.
Sec. 3. A id be it further enucted
Phat there shall e ab wed daw
back of the du ics by this act im os.
ed on go ds, wares, and merch n
.i i - i t
mse, imporif-a into me l J nift t J
S'ates, u on the exportation thereoJ.
within the tim?, and in the m.nnei .
p -escribed in the fourth section of
the act, entitl di " ,A n act to rr oru
iafe the duties on imp irts and ton
nage," .p'scd on the twrntv-sevea h
day. of Ap il, one thousand eigh1
hundred ond sixteen. ' .
. Sec. 4. Aid be it further er.aeti
That the exisii .g I iws shall exvn
to, and be in force lor, tae collec
tion of the dufies imposed by this
ct, on goods, wares, and inrchan
dise, importtd into thv, U. States ;
md for the recovery, collect! u dis
tribution, un l remission, of a I fines,
pe salties, and forfeitures, is ful.vJ &
ff ctually as if eveVvregulation, r
stiiairn." nenaltv. forfeirnre nr.VvL I
sipn, clause, matter, and thmg, in
the exis ing laws contained, had
been inserted in, and rc-enatted by.
this act'. : . '
Sec., 5. Aid be it fir flier eiiicted.
That wines and distilled snitits. im-
ported and d podted in the public
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stores, under the direction oi ths
surveyor, in the manner prescrib d '
! r .
OV tllf Art rkr.'itirfmrr ttr thu
, . -r " .V0.-' . .
... l41 ...y.. -
twentieth April, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen, may be trans
ported ccntstwise, from the public
warehouses, ih one district, to those
in ano'her district, under su h regu
lations as the Secretarv of the Tr-
sury may prescribe, without loss, of
debenture. i
- j II CLAY "
Speaker of the House of Representatives; "
- I i II i!witi
j President of the Ser.ate, pro tempore.'
March'3, 1SI0. pproved,
JAM E$ MONROE.
AN ACT in audition to " An act
cooternihg idn 'age and dis( rim--mating
duties in certain cases ."
B.-it enacted bit the Senate fs? House
j Represent itivesvftr.e Li nitidStdes ,
j America, in Longrtss assembled
i hat the act passed on the twentieth
f April, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen, entitled 44 An a-t
concerning tonnage and discrimin
tting duties in certain cases " br,
md the same hereby is, extended,
in all its provisions and limitationsT
to the vessels "of Prusi i, of thr city
of Hamburg and of the city of Bre
men, t
t Sec. 2. And be it firther enacted f
Jhat the act. p issed'on the third d
Iarch, one thousand eight hundred
and fifteen, entitled 4t An act to re
peal so much of the' several acts im
posing tluieJ'on the tonnage 0,t',r3'
ships and vessels of the United
States, and between good importf tl.
into the United States in-foreign
vessels and vessels ( f the United
S tares, " and al"-o the act to. wh'uh
this is an addition, together with this
act, shall cr s and expire on the
firs day of Jaauary, one thousand
eight hundred aad twenty-four.
H; CLAY,
Speaker of the House, of Representatives
... JAS. l' AKBOUIL,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
Marrli ISlO A nnrMVit i
JAM ISMOXBOE.
FOREIGN EXTRACTS.
' k PARIS, AP.'tM. 0.
i?.-, Tt appears that the petition of the mer
chants fur removint' the obstacles to" te
navigation of the Seine, and for establish
ing Paris as an entrepot, which has no v
forrm a manHfacturinc citv. has been
most favourably received by the minister
of the interior.
A fri ditful event signalized the day 1)4-
! vesteniav. Two iuditiduds, auima-
, w-lt me ' most inveterate- hatred tb
one another, went to the Boulevard St.
ii;ioTr nearthe Barriere de L octroi.-.;
They were without witnesses. ( WoulkP!
thv ever have t-maaavy; ) ineirso-u
are cruiicd aupay cuu are vouaJea.
U
Onecif lliem wishes to 'tfesist the o I r
refuses to break otf. ; The weapons; aL'Wia
a rv crossed. He who shetvtt such a ! fe
rocious obstinacy, falls, dead on thr spot.
UTe uVnot wish to announce the names of
1 1 ipse i nd i vi d u d s sea t ce ly do w e da re' to
say they were hrotheis. ; "
The-royal vaclit which ip l6S8, car
ried Wtljiam third from Holla-id to Kn
laud, is now a New Castle cllier. ami is
called the Betsy Caines. She is of3oiie-v
juence 131 years old, and minht airrd a
fruitful and profitahle subject tf enquiry,
as to the causes of her dmahilify.
The ship Isabella, which boe the flag
of Capt. Ross, in the late voyage f is
covery, sailed Jro- Hull for America, I
with J H) Knjiish passenpers. 'I fie em
igration from tlfe north of f nidand is said
to be moreextiisive.4his season, than at
any lormer pei aotj.
iknmark. -A letter from Conenha- en
3tV3.iucii me s-amsii t apt. churytker
has invented a kind of Ib.cket, l-.rsuj Vai
w three and prtxision to the V ni
greve Hockets. -They ascend t a prodi
pbus hei jht, and form tli. mselvesUuto a
globe of fire, which c;istsa li-Jht so bf.ii
ant that it is visible at the distance; or j 7
or 18 Oeiniau ni; es 1 '
Maonlich, of Cassel, who has lafelv in-
ven,pl bdlet-prof fvlL has soi l foe'Ve.
vi i i wi iiivi-imtoii io uie King oi i rus
sia for 20,0U0 dollars. . t : 4 ?
. i NKW-Y0R1v,J' NK 19.
LATE FROM BOMBAY."
The shin Tea Plant; r:tt
?4nivtHlthis mu,n nh ! 10S days f4t.m
turn v i
- J Iruill.'J.
. I " " . 1 '
-'T t .1 . , '
-x '"r" !'Mn 'i''P1"
n v shin I ai u I ulr . : i .t. .1
1 . V r
taj)e, and M. Helenawho IHlHt
the
islam! the,rj,ornin-of the dav we ,.ased
it tnformetl us that iMmapaite wa in
Coon health, out contmued in his old sul
ky mood, and kept himseff quite sh-tt iip.
The war in India is i carried oh w th
great slaughter. In stoiaul a; -the 1. p
Mo wall, by the J?rit ish troops, the n fs
on, which consis'ed of ;X men. chir v
Arabs, (havin twice rekHt d o sun end r,
anJ U tlieir attempts to escape p toying
fruitless, were the ,ieNter part of th hi
U? ,he, -' ' ms Uxg
been buried atter the assttiilt aiid-KK I e-
iny 'prisoners, of whom' 60 are jirievou ly ;
wauntled. ', ' j'-
In ahodier affair, 200 of the n YvK us
they were tetmed, were pnt to tin swoid. i
The stioiiii fortiess vf art e has ca
pitulated to the British afiera Ioul-. seige. :
'I he garrison coiiNLs:ed of 12)0 mt n
AVe may now consider, sas the l oudly '
C urier of Feb. :7th, the'vwliole inn f
coast from .(..'ape Conimtn to-, it at as ti.
tlier m our p
stssiuu ot under our cun-
trol.
M A ON E t;t C N - Tt I E. T
iTt . Hansten. professor ait; ?:.slrrjiomy
th the . Utiiyersity of (;hristi:ua, has i b
lishi d, recently, seveial inteiesiine oI-m f-i
vatioijs en the ii regularity at jhe A!anet
ic Needle, lie. has been a' lung -time .oc
cupied on the subject, ami has .finally tome
to tile coiiclusfonVtliat theiearV f ur i ag-.
netic poles, oi two Vxev. which form hii
jjes of 23 to 31' de-uees u ith the axis of,
the earth. fi hese axes aij it) their j osi
tioii every year, and thus ot Cation the va
riation ot ih- compass. Ofthe tuo oith
I oJes. one is m ar I tidsxin's I ay, 'theot!er
north of Sbeiia.in the tu ihlwm hood f
Ntva Vembla V" "oiith lole heh w
T-v ew-Holland.in the Indian Oyt an. and
the other a little west of '1 ui a dcJ 1 uego,
in the Pacific. J :
f, 'NEW VK1.10W dir.
A Chemist of ( penha tn has discov
ered a -means of producing a livtlv yellow
colour jfor din cloth, die gathers the
tops ofj potatoes, when ready jo tlwer
piessrsf the juice, mixes it vfflr more bp
less water, and suffers ihexl th to ten?ain
in it duiin,!i hi airs, lie theii dipsit Ur
spt irir ivter. 'I he cloth iitay be either of
w.tol;silk,cnttonvor tlax. liy plunpinr
die tliiih thus tuised with yellow ii.to J
vessel of blue, a beautiful and la&tiu Liten
;s obtained. ': .'
RANCID ui ; TR. i
Putter that 1
las become ratfeid, rnav ho
purified, and its prim hive sweetness re
stored, by the fblltiw ing siuq le inu es-;
Alejt it by a sIav fire in a auli Jaed
earthen vessel w inch put to sou wju.r
worfkinsr them looHher, and when it is
told, lake iivay the curd and tin whey C
, t.e bottom ; d it a second and a tht ci tiait
rose water, always' vfirking them vry
Vi-ll together.. Jfhe bh'lter .thus claiificJ
Will be of the sweetest delicious! taste.
SOBS TITtTTE POl CcK fa
A sprig of Peiny-iloyal;ora h'w ;'rop,
' id
gi ttieee ief n i ; -
ire ii'Oiii uss, , - .
I;