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i f. --. f. v I.,- ! 4 -,..- .- t: . -. : S Pi 6iiia. I !' r - r. ! til 2 i 1 v ". .... f . y- - "passi in 1823 ''(BY AUTHORITY) t - -i: - An Act to rtmilate the time of boMinc tne superior 1 , Equity in. the fifth. Judicial Circuit. J- f - ." frortU Carolina; aiid.it is hereby enacted the samninUIie times for holding t!i ' ' of Law and Eoiiitv in the fifth Judicial ' . ' as follows, to-wit : of Moore county, oh the last ;Mon ;v. day in'FebrUary; and on thcfirst Monday of September; ; J Montgomery, 'on the first Monday of March, and on the - Fccona xuonoay oi oepiemoer., -aiiu, Monday of March,' and on the thii-d Monday of Septem I? v, her j Richmoifd'on the ; third IVIbntlay of March, and ' . the lourth Monday or September ; uoueson, on uip murui Moridavof March. and on the first Monday after the ViMt.ti. lVTMrwlov iii Rpnpm!in Bladcm. cn . the first JMomlay aUcr Mho fourth Monday in Plaint, ami on uv. necond INlonday afterjihf four Monday in September j Columbus, "en tlie wcond Monday after the f)in th Mon day.of March, and on the tlrird Monday after the fourth Mondav in September : Brunswick; on the thiwl-Mon- . "day arteralie fourth Moiiday in March and on the fourth .Mnhday after the fourth Monday iii.September ; New - . . . Hanover, on the fourth Ibuday after the fourth Mon- - v . day -of March; and on the fifth Monday alter tne mviw V ' IVionday i)rSi'ptember; Sampson, son the fifth Monday -- "k after." the fourth Monday of March, and on the sixth " lIonday after t lie fourth Monday of September ; Cum- . herlanon thesixth Monday after the fourth Monday ; in Mhich.-aiid on the seventh -Monday, after the fourth ": Mondav of September, in each and every year hereafter. r If. Jndbeit further enacted. That the term of Cumber- 4 iinnfVGniH;P rmVrt nf Law ami Knnitv shall continue for vtwo . weeks! successively, whenever tlie 'hiis'niessof ;said Court irquires it ajid itn ase tlie snid Court shalT sit loncrr tlnir one week, the said Judge and .Solicitor -.'shall Vveic ray as" for. two Comtsr II I. And Icrt'further enacted. That all Sheriffs, Clerks and other officers shall make their process returnable , pursuant to this act, from and after the passage thereof; , and tliat all process now in the hands of SherifiS or other . ' .officers, may he returneil pursuant to tins act, and have fc thc,same elfTt, asif the said process had been so direct ed tbe rt'tiirnable. An.aet to cstaMish a Superior Court of I.ar arfl Equity in. the County of Davidson, anrl to alter th6 time of holding the Superior and Coun- . " " tv Courts of Guilford, Rockingham and Caswell, the Superior Court of Stokes, and the County Court of Person J . xr : Be it enacted by . the General Assembly of the State of " JN'orm Carolina, and it is hereby enacted ly the autlwnty oj x the same, Tluxt there shall he a Superior Court of Law, and Court or Equity opened and held at the town of Lex ington, iii the'eounty of Davidson, on the third Monday !' after the fourth 'Monday in : March next, and on the third . 'Monday, after tlie fourth Ionday in September, and on Ky thesame days in each and erery year there.ifter, which courts shall have the same jurisdiction that the present Superior Courts of Law and Courts of Equity in the " several counties in this State now have and exercise. w II. Awl be it further enacted. That the county of Da vidson sh'all hereafter constitute a part of the fourth cir , cuit. awl the Judge and Solicitor who shall attend the . Superior Courts in said County, shall be respectively entitled 1o thti sanrc 'pay for 'attending said courts, that thev are now 'by Law entitled to receive for attending other Superior Courts in sitid circuit. III. 'And be it further enacted. That a Clerk, and Clerk andMaster in Equity, both men of skill and probity, and residents -in the county of Daidson, shall be apM)inted V for tlie sunc by the Judge attending the first term of said Court,-they sbalf git e Montis and .security, as directed by Law for such ofiicers, aiid take the oath prescribed for thein" qualification. The County Court' of Davidson " shatl nppsnnt thirty Jurors to attend the said Court in t tlie.'Kftine nianner as Jurors ai-c anoointcd to attend oilser 1 .Superior Courts in this State, j J. . IV'. And be it further enacted, -That all civil causes de ; pending in the Superior Court of Law and Equity for - . -Rowan', the PlaintifTs in which causes reside! in Davidson Cbunty, and also all actions of ejectment and trespass, - qvuire. clamum f regit; for or concerning lands in 'David : ; son. County vshail be jtransfen-cd, w ith all . process and ": : prcccd:ngs-therein fo the Siipertor Court of Law here ' V by established for the County jf Davidson ; and the pro - , ; visions of the art passed in; the year eighteen hundred v and sixV entitled "An act aniendatory'and suppleinentary - : ; to'aiVact( entitled an Act. for thp moreconvenientjadmin :;l V istratibn of' Justice, and all other acts supplemental :thei'et,,.,-for tlie apjointment,. summoning and attend - uhcr,r .J unns, for tttransmissiorfand receipt of the re ;'. . conjs. proceedings;and papers, for docketing and brihg i, :V- ing the causes forward for trial, for summoning witness " cs, fr " issuing originaL and mesne process prior to the :. 'first cfrn '.of ; Javifson Superior Court, and generally ' u forlall other purposes relative to the preparation for tri al 'and? determination of the businessjof said Court, be, jV,- and the same are heteby extended to the;Superi(u Court of Davidson-Count' the neglects and faifiires of the se rj , vcril olncers 'o.f .the Superior. Courts of Rowan, and of thc:LV"Jty Courts ot Davidson,' shall be subject to the '; - siime penalties sxyicl 7 forfeitui-es, as are proscribed" for si- - . inilai;iw;x(s:iiitlailiiros by the said act, and the said , , oKlfejr shall be eiititlcd tovthc f?ame fees for their servi- 7 ces as are established by the said act for like services. S-'Pv. And be ilurthtr enacted. That the Superior Courts . of Law land' Equity : for the Counties hereinafter men- . tibnfL shall be ojiened and held in each and everyyear, oir thedaysifollowing 'to-wit : the 3nperior CmVt for , the, -rotirtty -if -Stokes,- shall be. opened and lield on "tlie fojirthAlondax!alier;the fourth Monday of March,, and Superior turWJndc i blen the daysb thjs 'actpro ;same rcspeciiveiy, any iw iu lUG r " J "''7 vouns 01 r-..fv,r p?c and Liiinpft.e.qsions ot tnei "" . ; ' " i L.i .Jrnrtnties of Pekon, Guillbl5l V -X ra? be held for the count v. of Person on the third Monday ism and of hv the, autlwnlv of 1 r r -T- -J - l - l-ICi 1. il ed with tnewtitt nIn. HnnrU in f May, August, ovemoer anu r of he whole ,v 1 -f r..;ir,rti tin tho fnnnth MVlonilaV OI JiaV Atl .-., ,vii-wuii.im. wvi :xt1..-T.k- -I.Minrv i and . tni thfi ronntV Of tht thA chfinre IS Hons are superfluouv-or that jtheyidd npth- h?.ve aresidnt ins? tbtbexpressioif ationatratjT ambitious,d SvltJr alT Uhe' influent character iarveryffreati They act on Jnthjic , : . V , o v on?r . world ia moredi) tbey purify public feeling tempt at re-electipjil 'The restriction ic ? sentiment, teachirrjr the I he considered a salutarv bnel f rthe great Jessons of patriot. . ,ir; Barbour did notarise tonivvL ep.hacecharS eiidmeitf for htKoht O ' fd, and Europeans,ori.nt ... , , - :r P A . structure o onr goyernrnent a w:cApres$ ,th?- ;; of dur pblicv. havfc suppose views wun?u fie ucuvyu were enteiv t jusonea oy our own eMraineuuy .nuac, uvuiuuuseu ineamenc1- i RockinRlmmi on the firstMonday of June September, 'SiHo December and M. rh, in each and every year rand d StTt have, on l Usionjed & Stete i-t s ii k h.Mca. otifl. -hwirPAi hm nf the said ,k-Tarnni rPivette- whn tsha Per8?n aiier-navxng oeen elected . nonnri;0v ciaii i, mn(lp rptiirnahlei be understood that in addition to the other rresiuent, snau iio eiemie. Mr. courts respectively shall he inadeeturnaoit -pi - Jfi oTour gratitude,twhlch 1 am notdJs. B made some remarks upon this r'e. VII. Andbeit further enacted. That the sessions of the P??? .m!teA-:we,aWret,i c.4;' nndhdil liv J! Pourts of Pleas and "Quarter Sessions for the county otihlfn 5n his 6hVa withj)th5 expresses of nay 01 cn, , ...... .v i Iter inh and everv vear, to whicbtimes all the process ;arid other nn proreedings of said crmrt shall bclmade returnable f pro- r There is another VleW bf this subject, saic v ided that this art shall not be in force until after the Mr. H. entitled to. some- weig-ht;. It is ht HI At Hint hi... ... .t . , - - - , e n.xnWoArl tWovciiM r I.A rM,.. t nf Plnnc am Onnrter Sees nns P" w: "c i'-v neAt ii vwui" k " . i i Itntm covntrv. No one acquaintea wiw tn for said county. Davidson, shall he opened and: teldWthe fo provision oe uuragai wouiu uucient v do awav the aDorehension of nv danger; from continuity in iRce." -i ment of Mi4; '"Bafboijr.t v He 'thouHit that no individual ought to be? elected to tne highest office . or the uoverntneni in any case, for more than! ttv6 terms; M r. Barbour ' repl ied.'. He contehd rA f-Kif-l qffap Aria dloTinn n .-..I; (he will find .in lhe.hands of someofMhemi .Ils"'- i: -4i..?7I the treasured memorial Ms ancient friend M'VV l" P' V , "1 lue, .V" ' cr,Tn fc i;n h greeted with Enthusiasm bvil vioual -oiiffht not to be dtsfraricmsciL millions of freemen. How enviable wilfbej and deprived of tTie right to bVelecteiL h. filiicrnf that venerable man. when, in I-IT iitsfinrd i fheT rrm-r.lJi nf ik .i:B VTIT ami hp it fiirihprpnacfeiJ. 'V hat ft II aCtsano nartS ouis Fayette will meet vntn sucra . . -ai. .L:.. !.:, tt'A o1 Ftion as is due to the friehd of Washing acts, 1 fi consis e it i " i in ihi i inrciii 'iJ . u i S I f ?e .W'll be roet by the few ' sitrvivors of the same are liereoy reneaieu , aim uu.- i ud h. RevoTnt:on .-his i former comnanions in fin er from and after tlie ratification thereof. with the trarmthof anoM and tried affect .. . , . - ........... ... . - American character, can doabt that the Mari recep4 ori.-4 th arms ion .1 ; ' IN SENATE. ' j ! traversing thlajrreat jablic, tin;ghej irtdrviduars;v atpreent' liL t and; too, as tar as ne count ascertain, frrtm INln. Hayytvo! ou )arouna,irom tie select vommiuee jSd to wliom was referred the resolution m relation to an intended whee t jthat these blessings: 0f those Individual s,rid from; havir)- ytsit of the Alarqnis Pk La Fatette to the United States, re- arein part the fmitof hij efforts r. ; . J read the public writmgs-of he othef ported the following amendetl Resolutions : : -The Marqu.s La Favette has smfi edJm; w their 'nient ONverslunimpaiil The Marquis De LaJ'atktte having expressed his intention" to visit by the nWages; Oime. Sudf met 'KS; .e avntoe of Relatives of the .f Jtranser. Tlernt com, prebvhe he thought OUlitnot to proscribed . 1....'.;.:r...n...,AWfl1,ttL P,;;?t Kn..tt flair "nder which he has o often fotiehr, and from a re -election f I r y : communicate to lihn the assuntnees of f grateful nffection fand- attach ment still cherished for him by the Government and Peoplelof the TJ. States. J twl he it further Resotverf. That, whenever the President shall he in- r 1 . t . 1 LI L t . jl. . fo m u rt tne tirne wnen xne larqius may; oe reaav 10 eimarK, inai a National ship (.wilh suitable accommodation) be to the United States. . . The Resolutions havinj: been read s6 often conquered. These resohrtK al Legislature ; 1 will nass the Senate as they have done the 1 Mn Macpll said, the' example of the employed to brin? him House of Representatives, by an unanimous illustrious men WIio had tilled the of- . PJt . ' ; j v r !i flce 0 Resident, clearly showed their The happiest moment? in the life of the nn;ninTia nn thi nh;.- ..h, i Sfne further debate, f nnV.' til rft k dirtions are worthy of the Nation. tw(, Mesgrs, Dickerion,!Barboui, & ei thev will find a response .in , . - 'i v": -f y- can b6som. 1 1 hope, I trust, they MQlmes Ot 3iaine. Marquis La Fayette, was probablv that, when IE .t-JL- i- v i finding- that France had acknowledged the of them had beel SO IClted hat several to take the ' ? .1 it.i a1. . !. a 1 . aI. ' i . I hnHii ifcrrcd had directed him to report them in a shape which it is believ- independence" of the Ul$tates,he rusliedin- Office again, but rhad ecllhed It that . . .... .: r i . . rtir i l i 1 . : i .11 . 1 1 would inevitablv meet rerT, will meet the wishes, and accord with the views of everv rentle- to the presence ot Washington, anatlirowjng; 41l men wno renaered great Services to m:n n this Mouse, i mny, saui mt. u. oe permitred, individvaUy to j .c vujiiia int.iu, umoi i meir coiuury, s . I J w w mc?ul? thihone, not onlv trom the character of the proposition, but anooa ot patriotic iears, dui uwum wefi with the love and Gratitude of the tieo- " also from the unanimity which prevailed in the committee, composed, this, resolution, he is destined XV experience lp ;, y. , v.,j. . - r" as it was, whh the single exception of him who now addresses you, of still more exalted happiness, when he-shall F ,UIH Vf.asa time ,in.n liie ot statesmen and so'dicrs of. the-Revolution; men who have fouehr and he assured by the unanimous vote of the A- ,men arancem j fouerht' bled, or suffered in-the cause of their country, and whose opinions are always entuiea xo me mg'nesi respect. r I have seldom, said , Mr. Hayne, had a more cleiiffhtfu 1 duty to per torm, than that ot reporting these resolutions in honor of the MAnrT! Di; La Fatette resolutions intended to give expressions to the feel ings of veneration and attachment which the people of the TJ. States have alwajs cherished tor that gallant soldier and devoted patriot. Af ter an absence from this country fif nearly half a centurvhis services are still freshly remembered, whilst h's virtues are enshrined in eve ry American heart. I here are men still let amongst us, who were his companions in arms, or w'io,trm their high st:tionsin the public ser vices witnessed his eTtions in the held.! f beho'd some of them now surrounding me, occupying seats in this Hall, and honoring by their presence, tnejwunciis ot tncir country ; men whose heads have indeed been bleached bv the revolutions time has had no power to chill. . -Th merican Congress, of the fateful andattec-j grm to tear a tail lire in, their facultiea. nuiiaic .lurtiiiiiiciiLouH viici.tu i"' v". J I uul, v":n inatinme nas passed, they tlie povernmentand p eofe of theU. States I0se; all doubt of their ckoacitv and Xompetncy.For t'us reason, there After a few observations from other u' UY?U ,Rl?1:C0D' gentlemen, the question was, -taken oi ""f, r '- MV l.i A.l . - A.i ons shall be elisable to' the office ot r I " v "S President. Mr. M. wasiln favor , of unanimously. ... j , j the resolution as reborted tha com. t. i.w or x I mittee, in preference to the amendment A Inronnapfl hv thp crpntitmari trom Vir. The bill to abolish imprisonment for Uinia - 1 -; of many winters, but; whose hearts debt was taken up, and made the order The question was then taWch'on; heir hdsoms still swell with patriotic of the day for Friday next. . Mr Bafl)ours ameidment2 which to ! in arms . Perlnps there exists no strong-er tie than that which binds the nthnr;Tin an patriot and soldier to those with whom he hns shared common dangers, t, J "ftr - anu auiictcu uiiiiuhmi vii niiirs, oucu men, saui Mr. H. iwiil excuse I ciii4wiiT,, i.,c wanii vunciii ui unnronen artection rushes j no. ftenatft nrocpwiftd. is in rnmrnit. i f..w .sv il . f .mv. "u ineir oin companions te.A ot the who e. tn ronsirtPr thp. hi au :kf -i..: .r.: t.- -7 " I i uc ui i filial i cauiuiiuii ivi uicu ic ouuHiviioi Jjuuiuci Ul I nnftati tn flia .SpnifP WlthAHt ATtlPtlrt win excuse . r , srv'. " i ment. anu Dassen 10 o& ensrosseu. ana me, the members of this honorable bod v will indnlsre me. while I dwell the .or a cnaracter i scrv.ce, of tl.e pliant L.f ay. Lloyd, ot Mass. the; bill was amended, ; The resolution protxisiriean.'aincrid. ine cnoice 01 r.itxiu.r&,was nusiuuiieu mi to-morrow. ette some l,.iv- ovw evhihiterl sn m.irh vU tn -u . .V suiutuju umtci uu tail lie UIXKUreu, . V i' " " "J "Kim) Jiv.i su lUllil VH lllC IN I 1 r 1 . i - . i x j! : comluct. . and, also, by striking out the clause . . t . . . . . . ... , ... .'. l he era ot the American Kevolntion found the Marquis La Fayette a respecting tne sum to De appropriated. un motion ot Mr. tiavne, tne Dill was postponed to Friday next, andrriade tne oraer 01 tne oay. voung- man, o vy nineteen years ot age; in attendance at the court of his sovereign the Kinjr'of France. A nobleman hv birth, of a distin sriished family, and the heirto a lare-e fortune. he mie-hti be said, in tne language ontorti nyron, to nave been " bred an aristocrat." Thnt the earliest reflections of such a man should have taught him the value of liberty ; that the earliest efforts of his ambition should have made him aspire to the character of the benefactor of mankind Za bXVk: k Z s" f.? . ?atrts Vice-President stated that a melancho .... - -v'ft"""s v,,v- ".nta; ui uecuwui, esxanii.snes oe- After tlie consideration business, , ' The Senate adjourned morrow. Wednesday, Jan. 28 , : When the Senate came to order, the of Executive ' . .1' :.. till to-mbr- .s: i The resolution nrooosinjr'an. amend ment tolthe Constitution of the - United closed his breast his k atrainst the mflnenc intlred and his native land, to vindicate in America the rights of po e ? x Fayette fitted out an expedition at his own private exnens h 1 !e.' aeMat5 1 - ? Peeaea, as io Jol,nson of Ky; Johnson of Lcnt.'Jvelly, Kii and embarked himself and his fortune in ihe cause of freedom Fie Committee of thewhoje, to consider xf AlaInnn9'LwryMacopv' Mcllrair arrived at Charleston early in 1777.-and. notwithstanrimo. h:- i. tho hill thp better tol secure the account Mills, Noble, XPalmeT, Kuekteai;,' Smith, T; ,t -.fj Dyke; Ware-UIiams if V . :-itf:-. tj? :on tiic; fonrthIonday after tlie fourtli; Monday' of Sep; f j ! . f ember the -Superior." Court for. the. county or Guilford. .h v , . gball be opencu -anu neiu on tne; inm monaay atter tir il.'u fntiitb INIondav'of March, ani on tbe fiftlr Mohdav au ; ( . tcr 'the fourth JVlnnday"of-September; tlie Superior . tjourLlor ine ruuniy uLnutMuii,uii, snau oc openru anu .: -hefd .on the sixth; loriday iafterrthe. fourtli Mbttday -'--of . March; and onHhe sixth Monday after tbe fourtli Moh- i ' xday pTScptembcr; and for 4he county of OasweI!,:n tlie 'seventh' 'Monday nflcr-'tlic "fourth Mnndav of -Maw-li. J wui.- trsian snes np. . . . . . t r ..'.. , . ii i . - . . vond all nuestion that he w man rcf u ., ly event which had occun'eu since the states, so as to .nruviue tnat no per . -T " ' nv' II II II III. ; ' , . . . . i . . . -. ''. 1 " I- .1 While other noblemen of his aire and standing wm-- Qu;,.fi, session vesteruav. (the death of a rela-1 son. havm been twice eiecteu to the and pageantry of power, he resistel the blandishments of the Court : f ive of his family.) 1 would prevent his ofRce bf President shall iiiLeuuitiice inifs uay auu ijt. Ajitii- Die to inat- uu-; "- . 'XM v,i" j nrH waa rnllAfi fn'thp' hn1r Ifimot inn recorded by the historians or the. day, that the American nni ri 7 It, r 7 r tt r " Pnmm-.cc At : r " . . . Thp. m for the relief . of Hanson k,imt was i , ..i iuo, in 1uuacuiirin.c i un iiniaToran e turn in ho : : ; ------ , r- - i ..... ..--v - ... tide Of our affairs, strnnr-lv r1ij;ii9flpfl th vnntA.i t,i: r- i IK oil v. was taken ufi. as in Committee I follows: , .' M , " - ."Mi in ui aw in i trr i ruin laKiniT j - -.j--,- ; , ( it1 that decisive step, and it is positively asserted, that the French Mo- bf the ; whole, reported to the Senate ziiIMnsn- Barhow; partonlJeU, Hep narcfu so far from encouraging the enterprise, actually issued orders without amendment Hflassed to be tonc tir nis arrest, ihevwere unavailmsr; for what Obstacles aw innn -l 4U Uu:Li ir A I Raton, liioi,v rin(iiay : Xiajiiarn, iiayne, erable to the m.ble in soul-the firmnheart-tSr an.d read peithird tune, r . .Hohiiet"dt Me, 1 Holmes of. Miss. Jackson, . - -It ' ' ' I IIWIIWII W . V V.IWI V. Wt..lf VII f ..... one, TaW youth, was immediately appointed by Congress a Major General in me .-nierira.i army, rrom max penoa to tne termination of the con test, he performed, with extraordinary zeal and fidelity, all the duties incident to his exalted station, and proved himseif, on all" occasions a hurhminded and accomplished gentleman, a gallant soldier and a consummate Captain. At thehattle of. Ilrandvwine. .h',J cKj hi blood in our service, &, in the campaign of 1781, he was entrusted by Washington with the command of a separate army for ! the drfr ofVirgima. Ie hlled that high duty to it he perfect satisfaction of the commander in chief, and to the admiration of the whole countrv ft is sufficient praice to say that, on that occasJon, he, with a very in' ferior force, hifiled the skill, and frustrated the plans of the " all ac" complished Cornwallis." - I - j r All who knew F.a Fayette during the nevolution, hear united testi mony to his uncommon merit. The. histories of that day are filled with instances of .his gallantry and e ood condnrM Ti., .:.i.- , j. ... . ' . . ... , " .. mil uiuiim v i . .. - . proots f His oest eulogy was embraced in a sintrle sentot.;. . tvlj mpnts to the UoilSOtUtlon, Which pro- ti,-aM-frirnat witnessthe letter Written by his own hand; vides that nbperson shall be i eligible to while President if the United Ztta . i ;! . . .. r i . o ri,- " .u" r tf.i . " V -1 r oi uermany.i the rreswencv lor more tnant.eisrnt (soliciting the release ot the Marquis from the Tjrison inf -WhUk ul U1 ' : i .L : rJl-rj- tabititti of public officers . ; So thNi;e8olution FAssVf ,and was sent to the'other Hbnsej-;;.;';. f-VpiV rsolutio .Jjf - Select Committee of the Sena tel proposing an amendment of;;the Constitution ot th U. Stajtesi Jn, relation to the election d Fresident and ice President, and He presentattves' in vConxresIC was taken the bill, in detail 4nd, on motion ; ujr. .rarrvii-,y it was iwsipvucu, "".f made the order of- the day: lor Alonuajr next. "; 1 Thitrsdat Jan.; 29? 4 'vj' The bill for the, relief Tof Hanson Kelhy was read the . third time,: and issed. -"j :J:H:'r !iv'',.': testy. The resolution reported by the.Se- lect Cotrimittee on ; the several amendf had been thmwn, breathing in eVery line a brothel m which he ifeclares, Mthat his frieiulshin for th MiA:. r ;9" "a ltt Commitee ot the hole, r ' r has been constant ami sincere." Washington never f.ni, 1... I M r.- Dickerson SOok'e in favor of the ceased to lore him s and his last will affortts evidence that n I omonlmpnt. . thnnvht such a eheek rffTn the prospect of death uldexA t ieayc-our snores until he haa ieen us a r . oArwon i w oin;id oi ancient ana ciouern na- the principles of ana in conformity tingtiish. La riH'ttcilid not rree ana inaepemient nation ; ana from that moment to the nresnf he has claimed, as the proudest of his titles. fhatnTa a' DV the history ; V1 ., r'- .f -: - tionas congenial to 1 will pass over the troubles in which he.ai been cbhstantlrlnVoly r ed since his return to France, with the single remark.-that it recorded br the candid historian of-this scenes of blood in which unliappy Francehas been teeDed the v i m w tic mc cr niKiieu.' anu iiKii(rn surronnfieri hvtsm er rhas will be I to public iopinon, a.musi - Mr; tlolmes, ol 3iaine, tnousrnt mere :,nanos I pn..iA riri danorAr in ndnntincr n n ntt;nn ."-."v. rnv; ; wf " V - whom the best heartsnd best minds of Eurorhave alien- he I meridmentlike' this," Which goes . to revj r?eId r,st ZSyt the end. ?? ITThe U. tates havat no pe- strain power whatevrecn might . . anu uu wiox,viiwi wiunuajiiurr uic lourn lionuay H 2J r . .MC- 5 J.srainuae, not raerery Dy repeat- fry 'orvrntnt At traV time it Sr?nbe4and -all: PrV,ceen,acssf e SM r kind pcndinj in or issued; from the said last mentioned h& iniuS up for consifferatioisjn Committee, of thewhdle. ' The question,was declar eu to be on a. resolution proposed by ?it, Benton, as an amendment to that report j ed by ihe Sfelect Cdtamitf eJeJ-! Mn Ben tonsr amendment phiposes to divide the cbuniry'into districts, each district hav.- ihr a Vote for Trtsident and Vice Pre- sident, that vote to' be .decided . by the Dauois 01 xne. peopie, liijinuiiirjr itssw bHesiwithontaninterndia and' inlcas'r'iio.'-'clioice! hy ,tKc jieopje then decided by the House of Kc presentativesas presentr .;V;-.f 1 j ;,Mr;;Betitori 'went intb an able argo ment in cbnsid eration lot 4 th e ' vanou other moues, 01 eiecuoiu aiiu in .uppw , of that tonliined in Kix f eiblution. . 3c ',-..ii.t:ij';i3J ".li fOrer.Xurf ; Jaeiuon ouu uacjuueujj 8ehate.: on mbtibn of Mr- stills (ma? in'conseaaen ce- of ttHe .appareh t fati J of ihe SpeakerT)T! V-: I -.aUIUlUUOtt.W iiKUU J. (VAH! i y
The Weekly Raleigh Register (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Feb. 6, 1824, edition 1
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