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l 1, i 1 deceased soldier oUhe. i;;vplutioavwlucIi,;lieoa thc-tuUciVlqtica'ncgatived;' " r un uct p-cd i-ihe year l 03, tntidtd authority Uo. - ; . . was twice . red and committed. ; ' " Alter further desultory debate, the. ; An act directing the manner oi appoint-; A verv. creat iudtre ir ;tounts,made'a report on the; contingent waa adopted without division, ..; expehces of the HouseV conceding "with r Mr. Morrow offered, the " following rc-t two resolutions allowing a percentage oi soiuuonoservingtnit ine report ol the in t T:' in ' 7 ! in;? electors to vote lor President1 and Vice . has beenA-erv severeiv; t A. - Presidemof the United States J0 . jusdy; reprehendeaj lor attemmin ; By tms act the, rigln of p .!!?llIh mediately in the election of the highest Of-" to the nnlitirk nf thPrA,,, ? .e t03e , stwoand a;half per cent to the clerk, on all .lana commissioners had been lorwaidedi ficers ot the National Government, w I . . A rithiirKmpntt rt th rTrtinrr-nt f iinn nnfl- Dllt fit! linnprcfnhrt that .it wna 'n iAi.,U. t t hie hitrptAtiwd Krt pvr(icDr1 K. k fi : ! reouirinc from that officer bond and securi- 'inous that it would- not be tranaerihr1 mer of the State, has het-n wr-RtrH frnm , 1 i :tj forthe proper application of and accohn- , time :tpe laid before Congress at;their "" them aad transferred, without their know- L -1 - the Hohlics of the country, and then hich influence the councils of the nation ft ' V" - T if tability for the monies hereafter apprppria- : :pfesent session ; that in consequence of f ledge or, consent, to the members sof the tea rortne contingent expences oi,tne xiouse norne oi uieif. decisions tnere would besome C wneral .Assemoiy. , ; The report was i referred to a committee of . difficulty as to the- surveys &c. 5 and in The plea of necessity urged by ' the usur the wholes T , r - j j , relation to the other part of his resolution; pers of the people's rights is as weak, as it JVlr. Morfo y omxht cptnmittee of; that it was understood certain .unauthorised' is; wicked. "It is the common; defence of toubliclnda to whom has been referred the persons had tajken possession 0l sdnie lead" all those who-commence invasions on the -bill from the Senate- lor .the establishment 1 mines belonging to the. United States res" ; liberties of the people; 'and ouffht to be re- i m uie oeginmng. , f. -m . , -. e Grand Jurors will hot here enter 1 detail ol all the well founded obiec- ' tee of the whole. "I , Lands be instructed tenquire whether a-to tions to the saidact. ansiricr out of the con- VMr. Nexvtorii from the.r. commercial -hy and what provisions' are necessary to - stituuonafitV ;or expediency of the. iriea Committee,", tQ whom ;the subject had J been he made by-law for adjusting and settdin sure: They are conscientiously Satisfied :ntlemen; vou will take vhar may adjudge properas regards vour sentaient, and I ariire. ifnnt-J u : : .: .. -4,W . ..T, ""-WV,U Lilly ment; a reflection ' you wiU anninv. I- my conduct as one J of, your iudtrJ .l exercise of his official functions, . 1 SAMUEL i j-i ; Referred repdiied a bill to establish Vnew;, claims, to lanifis and lor Purveying lands, : that it is unconstitutional,, inexpedient ; k judicial district in thetate of Nevy,brk, claims to which ..have been confirmed by and in palpable violation of the Tights and lvf , - arid for other purposes"; 'hich 'was tvyice- the land commissioners in the district of privileges of the people. " i fjjjjjj tead and Committed.' y iv T Louisiana; n4.als(ikwhat provision -ought ' 1 ; When the servants of the people so far H i On mbtion?of Mr.4 Wright thr commit- to be made respecting. theleatl mines the '" forcet the rights of, and the .resDe"ct" due HBSTNfg r POETICAL. j ? V tee of the whole Were disc Harmed from Athe. property of the fJni ted States in the said M H : further consideration of the bill to ' airmen d territory and that the said committee have xne miuiia iawsoi tne uistrict .01 oiumDia t icavc. iu repan; Dy. oui or otnerwise. - and the same, was recommitted to the com-" '.'Thef resolution was; adopted without op- f mittee who Vep'orted itV l: position . fc 'Mrk'iAr'"aIso,;ihm the militarv The bill reviving the, act respecting the , commiitee, 10 wnom .was reierrea tne pe- "uc oj ordaining,., peuaions, pass d titio'n praying for the erection of a maim- , througha committee of the whole, Mr. : r ; factory of arms at Louisville, Ky, report- ; Uesh a in the! chair, and : was ordered to l? ft IV 1 srs - 0 i Pi I ;4 "' If : 1 1 'f'i . 1 k uJ '17 - 1, ed that in the opinion of the committee it is inexpedient at present to erect a manu factory of arms atLouisville or else where ' The follnwintr letter Frnm the Seirrtiarv f r , vat .war accompamea tne report: r; ;! i :' " War Department ; ' ' March 12, 181. . Slf- Tli a,ve the honor to 'state . - Jh m answer to your letter of the; 7 instant that the public armories at Spnogfieldl and vvHbrperVfcrry, are in operation and well ! ;:fconductejdVtat-in thev year 181 I they vlel ded 22020 stanoSjfarnisiViz, at Spring fitl -19020,' at Harpeserry 10,OOOV Or'- ders have recently been giyeWto increase v the number of armories, and it is presumed ine nianuiacure a ia-se places mayoe - grad ually extended to afford 30,000 s tan d s of armsannuaUy bevond which it is, -con-; sidered inexpedient toextehd thoae estab 3 :': lish ments;; A' scite was purchased I and The bill for the reliel of Wm. Hubbell passed through a committee of the whole, Mr. Stanford in" the chair, and was, after considerable discussion, ordered to be engrossed for a third reading. 09000000' FROM THii RALEIGH MINERVA. Electoral Bill.Th$ simple object of this bill has been plainly avowed in the last Register, viz. 4 there election ot our pre sent amiable & excellent chief niagistrate." Thus the thing settles1 itself down to its proper basis ; and thus is the. sole motive tor passing the , act made manifest, which, during the session of the assembly, was so carelully kept out of view. And yet the-reprehensions excited by the measure have bea.called forth for 4 electioneLring niirnosp.t. r? whn th xtxt lum to those; by Whose voice thcylare elected, and at whose pleasure they hold their offi ce as to trample xn their well known pri- -viieges, it becomes the boundeh duty of the people to protest against their conduct. The Grand Jury, for the county a(oref said, do therefore; 'for themselves and the body of their said county PROTES V a gainst the said act, and recommend to their fellow citizens the necessity of adop ting such measures as will ensure the re peal ol the said act, and the restoration of . the inviolable right of suffrage i in the elec- ' tion of electors to vote for President and Vice President of the United States. Wm. W. BRYAN, Foreman, JOHN PARISH' WARRKjN ANEAL, PHILIP PEARCE, JOHN SMITH, run. HARDY TALOR, JAMES HOLT, JOHN WOOD, BARNABY INGRAM, JOS K PH HINT6N, WILUB JOHNSON, , THOS. ATKINSON. HENKY S I EVENS, WILLIAM RIVERS, WILLIAM HI N TON, ISAAC TSALLINGS, JESSK ADAMS, EDWARD STEVENS. The Grand Jurors request that the fore going Presentment be entered on the Jour nals of the Court, and a copy be transmit ted to the Star for publication. Wm. W. BRYAN, Foreman. UTTLE THINGS ARE BEST, fdressed to Miss 4- tittle J,hrt WHEN y,tfimg :abiajids, we fiiuj ' ; That nobody wilfhave it, , But when thfere'g Uttle of the kind, i Won't all the peopie crave it i If;wives are evils, as 'tis known - ; And woftiliy confis'd, The man who's wise -will surely ov& . A Utile one is best. The god txt love's a little wight, r But beautiful asHhdught ; , Tnou too art Bttfe, fair as light, And every thing in short O, happy girl ! I think thee so, For mark the Poets' som? man wants but little here below; .Nor wants that litUe long .' See Jonphu de Uxoriyus a very ancienf tenons jest. if u,cient an f Nulla voluptas longk est Seneca. Dis. Goldsmith and! Young. ' .-!- , .... . 'j'j : DECOMPOSITION OP a hp. 4 1 r XMot 1 uig since between the third The request of the Grand Turors beinc purposes ; whn the very, law .itself was refused by the Court, " as it would be re- ;buildihg3 greeted for an armory at Rocky --r ucaigncu kas. an eieciioneering prenensioie to mase'an oraer in a judicial the difficulty in obtaining suitable wbrfe1 lhepp6sitioh heard, ,tha4tf is notorious it is therefore requested bv the said Grand -merit--and various other considerations. men of each party un.ite; in hostility to, the ' Jurors, that their Foreman transmit co il J! thnWhiiilflinMWr rnnvprf JrtV measure. But says the Register w hen jttals nnd store houses, fur' the safe keeping the act is understood, the people wifPno .of such arms and munitions as exigencies .nSer oppose it. , This is rather a leff-han- '!:! A ii ' -'A -mav -require in that part of the conntry. VriiV : The arms delivered on private contract l in iue.year,enuing autn oept. 1511 amount ed to lfySbl; which is far shofVof the (i , number contracted' for; -but from $he im : S proved state of private manufactures a grea ter number may be calailated" oh in future. ' - Should additional TTVpans'Se'thnii'trh nj. rcessarv to meet the Legislature in arming t. overwhelm and! drown the Voice of any V the Whole bodvof this rhiliiia, the purchase dlstlncJ portion of :our people, differing i K: pies of this Protest to the several editors of the Star, Minerva and Register y ior publication, three weeks in succession. certify the above to be a true c&py WILLIAM W. BRYAN. Foreman. yohnston Presentmen t. The following has been handed to ua for publication, be ing the reasons assigned by; the court for making! 'no' order with respect to the pre sentment by the Johnston Grand Jury : Gentlemen of the Grand jury, scites, and the erectidirof the Seilerat vo : ,desired ; and, fi. ; ' Had t not been tor the request in wri- . nw nrhnU nnd nrmnriWc ' ii h Daily, to invest the leffisiature with new img, accompanying your presentment; 1 a das fiing shop keeper play at Covent Garden L.,tr, Karl o ' ous accident, in consequence of one of his artificial whiskers having dropjd rom one of the boxes into the pit it was elevated on the end of an umbrella, and excited much laughter. The owner made a pre cipitate retreat into the lobby, and put nil Other tremendous whisker' in his pocket, and then returned toiis scat, without bt 1DP known from t-U . w , ' . . .o w. vtis, giciu iterations m tat C Loudon paper. J ded comDiiment to the our citizens: as if they were .not able, in three months, tg gather the import . of a plain law. , But it is understood ; the peo ple well know that its object was to render .the entire electoral votes of North -CaroIU a& of one complexion j. to: sink the larger counties down to a level with the smaller : V, 45 a 'to i" ii i .t ,-1 :elifrih?e anTl pinHirtmr."" Powers ot which the public were to be de- Uhiflgthis obiecu . - Pnyedi -If was necessary, as the people vi lutcu iii some saapeor otner that but few, mouths should hold the bits. ' The reins would then be the more easily managed at Washington. ' ' We wonder how it was discovered that every description of citizens in Nort-Ca- de'red the most JXiode of.accompl ; r; X hay e the honor to be, sir, ' your pbe . aient servant j -.: ::.v'-r. - 'Vi- - W.EUST1S. yHot&R. Wrighti Chairman. . . y, 'The j.qaestioh on,- the . adoptmn. . of j report produced 5 -some discussi on 3VIessrs, r Macon,, . Rhea . arid, Wil- Jiams, opyoteed the , "report,' & .Messrs Wright, btow jst Nelson supported it. ; Oh the should not haie troubled you with the fol lowing remarks. Your presentment is of a political naUire. such as the charge of the court did not notice asyithin the jurisdic tiotaof the judiciaTdepartmerit of the State,1 I have se'en in public prints presentments of a similar naiurebdt as well as I remem ber, they were til made by. county court rolina are desirous of ;Mr. Madison's re- 1 Ju"ed at ,tne sessions of the county court, election. Is - this the fact ? God forbid. . character in whicK I now act; I wish it If it be so, alT our wits have been shatter ed by the late earthquakes, andoiir senses Alt, BANK OF N. CAROLINA. WEWBEH.YBIlAJfCII, APRIL 1, 1812. TICE is hereby given that books will be opened at this Bank-on Saturday the 18th instant, and subscriptions recei ved for , Five: Hundred and Eightv eight Shares of Capital Stock, on the following terms -The Books will continue open for sixty days unless tne shares shall be sooner taken up One third of the amount of each share shall be paid at the time of subscribing, one third on or before the 1 8th of June, and the remaining third on or be fore the 1 8th of August next. Payments shullj be made in Specie, oria Paper money at a Discount of five per xemV . , ; - JOHN P. SMITH, Pre' ft oj said WM. SHEPARD, CcsA' j Branch, TO LEASE OR RENT, The HOUSE lately oc r oi tnisses- iirkee;K;i;f, Afui- j. . :sion for arming the - whole -hL0iJlAT. Vf mtlitiarwoiild retire amuch Ur&jc absurttand 5 : and. that the-public armories, should be! so dWn,;;h.;.;;Jt? !?C V, , cxtettdedas torUrnish the numberof armW "-Jityjo, ,ne i li?. 4 which would be1 annually required under ; f l 7 that law , On the other hand it was con- ; tended - that the sources bf. supply were to be explicitly Understood, that I-. do not give any opinion, nay that in my judicial character j disclaim the right bgwing a ny opinion as to the propriety or impropri ety ol any public or political measure that cuner m tne - cnaracters oi citizens, or a grana jury may tninK proper to constitution of the state has placed f .. o 7 , w J"v,Ms F uuu MU thonties seperate, . distinct, ;and ; co-ordi nate..; In nly Judicial character i I utterly disclaim the right of arraigning any of the ' -v piuccuiugur puunc acis oi tne legislature DQO mi 1 The POUSE lately oc ij.cupied by Mr. Charlei Sanders opposite . to Mr. April 4, 1012. Buxton's. Fpr terms, apply, to JOHN SEA5. 25 ' &ord iSfyward. Whereas, my Negr fellow JOE has without pro vocation,' absented "Himself from my service, and keeps lurking : about James Hen tageVr and Gn. Thomas A j Greens plantations, and com people of :NorthCaroiina It is not made ' brought before me in the shape- of a" pre- ..a party question men teel their Ttirhts in- JUcntment by a Grand jury;, t Pur represent , vaded : their confidence "abused 2 thpir iinratives in their legislative caDacitv. nossfess 77' - vU 'T?ia.; ;hmir 't: ' :i- '.i' : ' , ujwu , jiucit icciiuirsr out- . t '"'ft" r.v,''. w,v vi.flfl suwj. nnnrl will- mv nnir nprsnn '.vu .-r:i:;I5Js.TTlT'!-. ""X anaihe wejtare ol the s&fe, 'f': . . eveiy appeal ougm to dc made. and not to Newbem-said ;Toe has been leeally out' -.:;yr"":'r "c ,at r..-li:--"t: i -- .',;. -V ttirourt.w r .-iJ .v i ,--.',w t- a r,.- ... .irtov.Ki Irks.' i ' t . 'I f 3 f j : Ifinished'at any new anSoriif thev w?5 ' 7. JOHNSTON; COUOTT. - ' : 'rSSS0 ' -law -v-- -: , : present supply r thepuDlic service Voald. , . THE Geand Jurors, for the State and in myjudicial character to make ianyoder 1 'R.'iSnWrrf'V "Z U Ae Oli , -(.be more benfiteJ bv. the purchas l : . ; from pnvate manufectHrers. &c:;, : - ; j vance, a certain act df the General AstemV f bedience'tbi youV request to. irder B.ri - ' ! 1 ; .Xitox.Rkea moved to a mend the report bv bly passed-at thr last Session, entifled, . placed pn; the records of , this court, and .' f 2"K. 1 ' ' ' ; smlmg out toe word ew,? . An -.ct-to. wpeal... paisetf in cfa " &at-it-shmld be" printed, "fcc;-ot to- nSt-.j f .S'Tn V ; : ! -iftet ; ths. word' WsviUe.M6tion ,y.ar 1802,. entitled. '.An act fordividing . anorderreiusing'it a pla'ce on-thererdT-' - 'V 5 rtti - j"lw'Tr.-WT j. -i-i jfajTV j. ; t T -,-),!,,! - . ' v .'t,.. - " - . u .J - v ."" J i ,lAfcl '' -" v c
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