. U1 .V banyiSfc. Yirgm.y Jboo.
iti-k cp . j.z, i c ltini wu corn
rpijfes1 vif.ii; Jsaboii Wears"
iSrirfcttW. fa corppi.
. a.r i.,0 r)ii,Mf Hunter wu born - In'
i:in 1. -------
K t 1". S Cirol nais 'J3
L .iwhu i x feet nirh. of fair,con
?o1 J eVeVbrowr. kair. sod by pre-
finisand
! Lvf ? arc. YfIU.efei h..
im ' 'v "blue e jo. Uf k har, tad
fZZ V believed thst
f FrV induced I h.m to desert hit
? vV.it tnd bt profession a
J nd dd rttj of Ue W!d peseTi-
-Vnr OSctrii ib Armf t or cn
Captain 1i AtuUcrj.
BARGA1M W MN&r
ut-A the lOhdtT of March next,
to be tfld on tbe premites.
rrHT nibble PLANT A HON md
1 LAKDS where'm Ivin Watkim, dee.
Utrcf Do ecu..';. Uiely Inred. on Cj.
2. ted on both sidei uf the mam Uo4i,
Jr., ,bcui 70 railes from X ewbern. A ere
5J two yciri will be givf r.on paying m
lrt)f3Mbe er.d rf the first year, ind
rrr rtJ.gatiootwitu ipprnred iarr)!y -y
Xl xlt Land. whcn , do . not jen h
iSif. on the time terni. ITbere a good
I)einjA3cte, Kitcbefl. Baro tnd a nom.
bfroleonpoent husei. orcaardi. &c. The
had is m d od fertile ai any in ibat part
.i..airr- annD. aed to W between seven
j -..,. headed arrtj- with a luBkient.
ttatitr of cleared land in tolerably good or
itforfarmio and a sufficient quantity of
timbered andoncuHiTated Und bdotJginff to
ix. A plan of the said lands1 wM be prepared,
isj ibe amber of acres ascertained, by tbe
ixrcl sale Some Negroes and Corn, and
da otker articles too tedious to mention,-
A credit of s'x months for the Negroes and
etier pmptrty, bj x'eiosiotcs with approyed
Kcriry. On complying with t&e condmous.'
te passers may take immediate possession
ef tit proprrt) ! '
AD persons iodebted to tbe Estate of they'd
derated, are requested to wule their aecooots,
by payment or by note and all notes that are
eae, and have been standing ever one year,
mt be immfdiaielf paid or renewed. And
all, who have cU'mt agiinst sa;d Estate, ate
rqwsted to bring them forward n proper or
dn for settlewem within the time limited by
iw, otherwise they will be barred from reco.
trry b the Act of Asrerobh iyrided in that
cue. JOJIM XVATRINR.2 F.
J AS, REARDON, 5 " rt
Jin. S3. 3t j '
KOTICEl
ON ct abaot tbe 27th of January Ust,.X
gave a Note cf Hand to Jehn Koben
ton of Jobn, tor Three Hiodrtd pole
hn, made payable tbe Cd instant. I hereby
forwarn all perjons from tradxsg for said oote,
ail
aa determined i not to pay it, inasmuch
u it was fraJuently obtained. .
Feb.3, 1813. DUR. UOGERS.
WANTED.
IVO JOURNEYMEN SHOEMAKERS
who are good workmen, to whom con
staat ecploj aad rtneroos wajres will be
rr. TH03, HACKErT.
' ' m i , .. , -
THE IMPORTED HORSE i
STRAP,'
IS IN FIXE QjRDKR.
LIE wHl stand the ensuing year at Mr. ?ro
bet Collier's, 5 mJes f rem Waynesboro
icuneu nverj and wlU cover Marrs on bis
cil accommodating tenns;.; STRAP, .for
correctness of symmetry, gteat.beaery, per.
fonmaoceson the British Turf, acknowledged
wjrer rAang woco,' ana a aoal-geitr,
"U 1 presume, stand in the esttmatm of on-b-$ed
judges higher than any etlMr Hre
America.-Strap hat not only come from
' eust racing stock in England, but of the
'st lare and elegant. Hit, aire, ening.
is 5 feet 3 and a half , inches high i
2thitiah, full brother to eningbronrh..S
wt inches ; Kin Firjros, their sire, $ feet
nhrv and his aire Eclipse j of such powers
Scarry JOSIbs.cn his bick'4mUe& 350
1 , (between '5 feet 4nd 3 inches hlgb) but
uslowed to have beeh tbe best Hone ever
rj an" S;rspsdam produced tbe Mor.
5!?.GeW'pS by CmndisoSir Bertrand.by
T'"! agU who was, from his b4ood and
rl87leaed by an agent; to tend to a No
fnsa in RB,r. She i. tbe dam alio or
fearer by Sbattle, who ax 3 yeart old. won
0l"nes, nmaing dieret courses fori are
sul never was beat that year, Strap's
Is neatly full sister i blood to the,c1arTj
Jd Andrews. iworpf themcst
eraisd runners mat baWcvet anneared n
't Braish Tcrr.-ic. &c, Fnrther particulars J
w,JJbtr.Ttnindoeume. ;: . 1
tv " . HENRY COTTEN,
J N.CarohoS. spooresT-
? lb Vd profession V tab. uret :
.'rktUr Hobbeldwaa
r,ffW . bbirer' his scU?ee e-f residence
1 2Lrf5ttl conniy. N.C Cat r,er wil
?.i'hJe ' Hesomet.rncscslfs kim ,
M m Pendleton county.
5' M C. i bH 20 year sf r 5 feet
fl' wh. of fa. eopliof; darfc.ey es.
labourer. He
H'isia 8 mmutes only running at his corn J
rate, &c. Higbfiyef, tbe sire of Srrap'al
ira was not onlv a -XXorse ofnncosnrno'a I
"'".".U. Nov, 30, UIZ'
.ITUDATV FEORtAEV ; lJ3.v
' COUNTERFEIT. KOTfe-We
caution, bur rcadcra' 'agafnst rcctlTing
tnrec aoutt siqc t)i-ijnc vapc .rear
Bank without etamiitatioD, -tui'Wc Bart
lately TxcciVcfroni a'cahsiydeni id
one 9fthe.5?atcni,cotXntictotW
a Counterfeit Kofe" of this denonination ;
but, .after. the ptibltc. appriredthat
there Jf'iuch Iii existence, 'We do pot
C. :i ': ' i.'s
ininsi LQii anr person woo ib xu mc na-
bit of remng'Notei of Che Cape Fearj
Dank .wii be an muett cangert' peine:
imposed lipon. fhe jpaper of thVNote
hat a thin, dark greasy appearance-; the
ngTay5oj !a indifTerentIy(exeeutec; the
payee's narne,. VVm.f Anderson, and the
.'President and Cashier's, names are, all
i .t ir rr.t rr L ' 1'
wun iui(iiaiuro m 'join nvgg caimui
be inisUken ;vand(the: signature ,of the
President appears. more like 7hn Q
-. In tBe violent and extraorclinary Phil
lippteyhiclx Mr. Quincy, frortliMitssa:
ehubet ts, delivered aspunst" tho Admi'
nistrttion, in the debate on thc'hill for
risir72G,006 additional troops, amongst
cHherthinjrs, he aid, " That though
at last e8sion' it .was asserted byVtbe
riendaof the Administrauon, that ?here
was nuitness enogn in ine; ar umcc
for three.SocretarleSj 'yet the whole 'was
at oresent laid upon iMr. monroih in
addition to; all the important duties
which he had to rform as Secretary
of Stale.1 AVell. ' replied his Col
league, Mr..ViDOEHT (a plain honest
old merchant) is Mr. Monroe to be
censured), because he csents, until an
appointment-be made, to take thu ar
du"us additional .duty 'upon him ? ' In
his (Mr. VVV) opinion, instead of being-
censured, Mr, Monroe ought to receive
the thanks of the public for his extra
ordinary exertions, Wh: ! (exefairaed
he) shall tfeiv-Epgiand m'n, charge , a
Virginia with the crime of iKpnsTRY 1
This is, indeed,' monstrous ! He had
always heard the Southern People char
ged In the Eastern States with pride
and indolence ; but he believed this
char, like many others brought a
gainst them, .is without foundation
For bia part, whet he first came to
Congress he came with all his New
England prejudices against his Southern
Brethren; he'almost' concluded they1,
were devils ; but, upon acquaintance'
with jthe, Representatives of those Peo
ple, he bad renounced his unjust pre
judices; for he had found amongst
them, men as intelligent, as active, at
unostentatious, as patriotic and as virtu
ous, as are to be met with from .any of
the Eastern or middle States. He ho
ped, therefore, to hear' no more of
Southern pride arid indolence J"
We cannot help expressing a wish, that
other Members from New-England, when
they find they have been misinformed with
respect to the character of the Southern
People, would fellow the example of Mr.
yidgery, nd candidly acknowledge it
Such a course wo-ild tend to do away those
frmtjudiiet which unhappily exist against us
in mm country.
Some days ago, the British block
ade of the port of tfcw-Ydrk w,a
said to be raised ; but, by the follow
ing article from a northern paper, vc
find it is resumed :
' BLOCKADE OF YORK RESUMED.
mftevYork, Jan. '23.
Last evening the pilot boat Ulysses
came up irom dannyuoox, ana uie pi
lots . informed usi that til yesterday,
tbr'ee shins of war and a schooner were
within 16 miles of Sandy-Hook, which
they btrpposed to be the squadron. un
der the command of Sir John Bonase
'-Warren.
The ship Protection, bound to Nor
folk, to-load for Portugal, returned last
evening, in consequence of the blockade
of SanrSHook, and anchored at Staten
Island.' r
On Wednesday morning a division of
the U States rlotilla unoer the com
mand of C. Lewis, tempted to proceed
to thVHcokVbut c're pi evented by ,the
ice, 'after receiving considerable dam
age," and; having lost their cables and
anchors, it was w ith great difficulty the
division was saved from being wrecked
on Lone-Island ; one man had his thigh
broke in two places . Another prool ot
the necessity of a Hattety being imme
diate! v erected on the Hook.' Another
attempt, we' are tbld, will be made b)
U Lewis to arrive at the nook, as boon
aa'the damages can be repaired.
, A schooner fitted cni by the mer
chants of Boston, and officered and man
ned by Comv Rodgers froni , his aqua I
dron, sailed on 1 hursday week to cruize
ofT.Cape Cod, for the 'protection .of the
coasting trade. ' V We hope she will ptve
a good account of the I Jverpobl: Packet
which has commuted such' depredations
onpurcoasiiaiciy, a
; Oh Friday last the- President com
municated-, to Congress' le following
Iettcrfrom;"Comfnodore Rodoms: to
the Secretary I the Nvf .amornr other
documents. , 'f 1" he leUershcwAh4tthi
mXdi
: V American al
T T w ' ! ' ' I I
;. -tvii orwir January a ipwv
Sir ftere with you will deceive two,
muster booki. of hie Britannic majesty! ves-.
tela Moaeue aiid Sappho-found on hoard toe
BHtiH paeket SwaUow.-CV;,.;
tJiBritishhaW. always denied tlytt
they detained pr- board' their ahipi 6t ar. A'1
rncTican ciujeus, Knowing utcmio suco,
I end vou theV enclosed, ai' 'at Dublic -docu -
ment of thru nwn, tq preye bbtv illy such an
assmion accbrda With Uietr, pficive-rii''
. . It, will appear ky theso twa muster booka
that as late as AirVust iast, about ;h ciefath
part of the Moselle and Sappho's cre ws were
Americans t conaeouentlr. if' there. is oiilv a
quarter part of .that portion- oo b.-ird their
other, vessels,1 that they IhaVe. ah infinitely
r. eater nnmherof Americansinlheir service
than any American has yet bad an idea of.v
1 Any, further conimeht ubf',rnirie' on this
Closed docuenci ta speak- but ton; plainly of
themselves. (f t f-iXu:,;' :-
. ,1 v I have the honor to be;.&c.; r
. W i v . JNORUDG8RS.M;
The ffut Paid Hamilton, ; ' l - ; , v :
. ,v harmv. yf : .
Two acts have lately passed Congress
which promise to'prrxluce an important
bftcct in the 'course of the . next cam
paign. The first act adds' one major to
each ct the new regiment, and directs
an advance to each soldier when re
cruited of (brty dollars. Of thse, 16
arc a oouuiy, anu 4t a wymcui m aa
ahce "6n the late increase of pay, The
pay to each soldier, before the present
session, was. five dollars per mbnthT ;It
has been recently raised to eight ; the
advance of 24 dollar, is to be made out
of tiiis increase so thai, in effect,7 the
forty, dollars are a bounty. By adding
a'major to , each regiment (hgjying at
this time one only) and a thlrdjieute
nant to each company, the Government
wi'l be enabled to carry on the recruit
ing business without intermission, e eC
after the regiments are completed.
The second act authorises the Presi
dent to raise an additional force, at his
discretion as to the number, norrxt end
ing 20,000 men, to scrveor 1 2 months.
We entertained, at first, some doubt of
the Jolicy of this act, lest it might in
terfere with enlistments into the Corns
to serve for five years ; but explanations
which were given in debate were per
fectly satisfactory on that head. The
supenor encouragement given to the 5
years men in bounty, or what is equiva
lent to it,, an advance ot pjy, and in
1 ind, will, iris presumed, secure the
filling of those corps in the first instance;
Beside s, it appears to be in contempla
tion of the government to raise the 1 2
months' men in a way not t6 interfere
with the recruiting for the. five ye-rs'
service, it was saict ?o ne intended to
raise the twelve month's men, princi
pally in the states contiguous tp the the
atre of war, and in , the parts of those
states neate st to the enemy for ex
ample, inv Kentucky, Ohio, N.dlump
shire, Massachusetts, Vermont, and per
haps in some of the seaport iowns mokt
exposed to the enemy, such as New
port, lew-York, New-Cirleans, lcc
It is supposed; that in the neighbour
hood of t he , eneray large bodies of,Te
spectable citizens will turn out to serfe
for one camp, ign, who would Dot cn-
g.;go to serve xur five, or even more
than one year, We know 'that almost
the whole of the army near Lake E ie
consists of this kind of force, and thai
strong proofs of a similar spirit, monc I
tne lnnaoiiams oi inc uuaucr i, ew-
York, Vermont and otlier States in that
qtlarter nearest -the epemy,. have" been
exhibted. From this view ir seems
probable, that the recniitfrigofmen t&
" . i . !n'. "i-...!.:! ...i.i'
weive montns, win not inierierc,wiui
that for, five years. , The Lxecutue,
Having the. direction of the vrliole . re
cruiting business fn its hands, mav. ina-
nage it so as to prevent such interfere
ence, at least, in any essential degree
Cut
why raise men for 12 mpnths the cause rose in prpporrjbp to the jdfi
t better toraise them for 5 years, and dare"
is it not better to raise them lor 5 years
mm
or for the war I Undoubtedly it Is, Jif
hey were to be had.N JDoes any one be-
ueye, witn an tne encpuragemenx gi cn
to enlistments ior nve years, mat moio
than 5 ,000 men cin be raised for that'
serm to be brought into the field in the'
approaching campjigh ? AVhy then at
tempt to raise more tnan mat numuer
in that way ? By'hdding' 20,000, or even
50,000 more, on paper, we ihaH not get
tnern into servioe.1 Is it even probable
that we shall raised In due, time for the
campaign, the -35,000 'jnen, or nearly
that number ? 1 It is the fear that1 we
shall not, and that in consequence
thereof, the commencement of thefaty-
UJirn will be delayed; to a late period
which suggests the'Idea 'of some other
kind of force in aid of the 5 years men.
Shall we relv on militia? VVeliave
acepr that vVhenever it has been pr opos
ed, tOTthe militia corps, to pass the One,
the Constitutional obiection is raised,
which Creates division, and reduces tlie
number fr service. The absurdity; of
having a- force m the field, to march to
a certain 'Une and' halt thereT, must be
evideut to .everjr'obe 1 ?Theonly force
to beTelied on must-be one,-willing
KO uriy whet-e, and every where ''force
completely trained nd well disciplined1.
Shall Te rely- onoluteeriTheI
ncr.itt wmcn ir is saw tney.wi
i a ceriam
II. it i:ilit7;7liila it 1 will fee in all re1
pectsyiti: pra tabjriaiv: compietel I
laft v These corns beine raised fori
singlo CampaiQ to resist an enemr.at.
isclabletif otir
arid 4ne placraJapM
them belhtf Inowfluteemeanst
peeled byrthem, vill be nbfedVVoltifit
tpy :;Wiucnpcorps sclpiiheV' ?lri
loougrirsincr wiii yetoe ne-enect t
cuVbfl; by feasoh of Chrh m? Ch'aiir.ce v bfcett
pying the jilei of Ontario tihat flow anjlV
salt Were not to b bourht at anv nricThe'-
inhabitants frfTtJppr Canada deDewaa4t!b
grether upon our Salt Works for upTly ofi
tS,'-, J:.. i.v' jLii-x: .'liLe ,'
Jlthat article previous to 'jhe delaratjon'of
'war.1 iTfte'British have latelve,eri Yerynac-
tivelyeroplbiedyinT reinlovjricie'eTafVhiecesr
i nciu juia nying-artuieryv amiBunmoii yggv
K wita, w;t un lf 1C,- li
By; the latest accounts
pears that on the 90
Ksq- who ffwnled
to : tne aisrreaseu in
frpn OHr,covernmt-nt in June 18l has. been
ordered fafy from hruce r by .the despttict
Spanish Ki'HnarchistSj .whahaveTfeseiitly con-4
quered xthe Pat riotsVof i that- province to-W w
mrr wun ii oiqer Americans- uut .OF.nye
vessels tbat!convvycu our donation. foulr wtr?
detained near 6X' month's -:ty the' Visurrieirl. '
uunnp wnicn Time iney nave m-err neaMy ae
strovedby the- worms of those seas and: were
bbbired to be sacrificed by sale-ione only es i
cs
ped trbra tinder their batterie's; ' ' A -! j
- The French flee a; Toulon, ready for seaV
consists of 5 ships of 120 guns, 2 ofi SK), 1 1 of
fl
ana many inmates.; tvnen tne vind isi
suitable for their return they rentnrWout tf
phftrto exercise and manwuyre ther men.--;
They are watched by altrong British quad-
ron. ' - . '. . ' V'-.j ' 'U
An Embargo is 'said th have been laid In
France possibly to conceal 'the naval piepa
rations foir the moment, r. to obtain, seamW
Tlte iby owing" is" giyeri ina London paper
as a list of the.lrenc Ueet l ying at tfiuihing
' ,y ' . Onnt. ... ' Gwt9.
Charlemagne
Ambuscade
84 Augustus v Vf 84 '
2 ' 'Tilsit - 72 :
Danterc 1 72 '
Ceres 8
IHustre'v 84 ,
riedlind i . i
Ul?i: M
Diip." K 44
Fiiesland '. 406'1
tfooplaar c
Minerva ' 38
Eugene. ; . ,42-
Terpsichore 42
Hussard "14 ,
Dulletih .v 8 '
f)eclsmates 84 ;
La.Ville de- Helon
Coneavcnti " - 84
Aiban 'x . 64
Trojan T2
Puhusk N -84
Pacificatur - 72
Hollenden
Titimp 4
Chatham -S4
Commerce de
.yon
-' -. c ind en tiHine unknown. . ('
Superb, and five others of the'liae, names!
unknown. - . f '. : . ;
Two Frenchhip of the line and four fri
Kates, it is.positively asserted, have sailed
from Rochfort for the coast of the U, States
under the command of Com. La Hid!., ; - 1
A letter from Copenhagen, dated Kov. 2,',
states that the Emperor of Utissia is rweo-
sciuunenr, ramer tnan compulsion; j- c.i
therarlally tyker)ed from Canada enreientt
JUiat prbyincei vd belnt moat dp6ra(e'OT
diUdnTherreaDD'fe froltMbnlrkt are
- - j 'V. tifl'-C .iiaibiOvlannearsr mat
naDirants -fir: caraeeas w w '"yli r VAJi r-
ciating a peace nitb France, whieh wil cotn Jjiouse resolved itself Irtb cmimtteotheii:-.
pletcly' close that, country aganfS- a;rUUh;ibIiuse7:
commerce. In opposition to this- accounts! ) the aei for arminvjmea
from JsOttfturt say that Bonaparte had -sued for' ;
an armisiice, as preparatory 10 peace, wuicn
was reused hini. ; . - . , y
,. ' . JHJiltHtED,: -,- '
"On thoIst tilt, at tie house of William-
ilainey&tq neaflbe BcdtOMse, CaswJf VI r.';'!
rniup a. c,cn)is, to iuiss .Mary jC jacKon,
ion
; On the 22nd inst. at the advanced aee
88. Samuel Ashe. Esq. This venerable c
zen and veteran -patriot, expired al bif seat '
on K'cky tomtin ri. Hanover county, alier a-
few days il Iness. native of this state, he Was
descended trotn some ot its eailiest and moi,t
respectable settlers-f Id heart and in princi
hie. he was Durelv mmericah.KtvA earlvirn
bibed those principles, of civil liberty wlvlch
maturcr age brought int9 aetion. In the ear-:
Iiest, stage of resistance to the encroachments
of the administration of the .mother couHtry
upon ther rights of ihfi4 colonists, he appeared
conspcuos amongst the.iBost zealous of the
American patriots. When measures ot hos
(ih y Vere at length resorted $o, hia'ardoirr
intrepid inirit; his enerey in counsels and his
fortitude under tosses -and pivatia.hsj leva5
ed his character to S.high degree-of estima
tion. ; . It would be difHculrrattlhis -time; 16
enumerate all the various departments he fiK
led durink the. portentous period'.-of the Re-
yolu ion.? 'It outht norhowever to'be ,6mi
tea,r mat ne was a memoer ot vne convenyipn
which established "the existing state.con'ati
tutiorf i that he had a .large sharie in Ifiitfbi-;
matio t and that he was ,raiscd-ibjLbVJudV'
ctal Bench, oh itheHfirst oraranization cf the.
Judiciary under' .that constitute 6ru 1 Uniing,
acieu in uie nonoraoie stauon qjyuae fur vt
number of vearsi he was afierwar'dii elect txh
So the Chief Magislracyof th isfsLate fo-:ihre,'
terms successively:. ; then retired tqpi ir
vale Irfv, from, whh be was eafitd oh a tVvv
crreat occastons bythe "voice-: of IdsVctmmry,.
It'niaV. be aaid 'wiuV ruth "ofTtheT dn ef aied
that though warm jn his politics, hi -frfcnd'.
nhvo tor those wuo"were imDosed to him in
pinion wasiever. ih any instance, t xtioicuis'
r. : - r - t r . . . . c . v
ed oVleSaened i that m his' domesxic crrcf ;
be was always amiabW andalWaya exempli
tuVf refiffiohl'and wasvp4ow'n'omoirtet'
uon;,ii) rinc nis useiai;ure, niunicrfm5
virtttei. iVis venerable age:? the. Jhkt
aid 4jgUie4 uuipna Ji ;fiUecL all. erotiu'
tne 'cUectfsWd'excjVeatrd empiT
! iii tne 2aa u i.ai xurccuui, uie rcu.cic
'of JUaj. AjD.MooreVGeejr
get! 50 yearaxi 'JtfV- Vt':'.'v
?Mf Newbetn a ew.4aH ago, Atrs' Alltst
wife of Vjii Allen Esq. of thar place:.1
V-At tenf ociockVrf thej 23d ultiataheilJ
'tic iormei oi tne aooye mentioned' uauity remahider' of 4heni'jruvides' fori the claSfWY
ibe latter of Lunen burg. County; Virginia.' - :)fication of life rnUUia'of me tite4'lBateJ
On the Vlst; alt. MrJesse Hodgins, xff mti y i'ree classes I, tli'emiir toeoiisistrj jf M.-v'
Ga es cotmty, to Miss Mary White, daughji thosbcwew4dSra
terof TJapu Wiiitei deceased. . '.'iiv lf.W.-iMie'
' i - - ' . ' " ii ir. fllim-kf'wt& fit ms'A&--rtv'k.-'-H':
tyKloige meli;ar
octt 1 flak liladclauar ' - lir-Jtv
i : A.most inteist nr5oirt -faWfiWi
p?'ekehtatifs bjrihei rarltte &M;&m
rei Rc4ancprilaW
hilinipottitbtihe HeJaSoriyofmfa
cbotlirynWFoig
,RepoVt -andthev Bill togetberr ibep
ougno De .receiyerjmo m$y&ymzgil& ?
ThV imuries tbceied frcmi ifieje0
Uletn
on ihe lUffhest4iod itndf
mW.
M ttivt: tr, W'tiBrt"it i rto- in h.r tiri i nst :ridl W yL'k :
routine pqiions.jic4 r -WV i'TTvi r J T'W.lXjV . -frC:!s
from taguira; it ijpVi; hiericanii nuthaturalixe : '''fM
H and-tnat-1 VrrV rVwiii te atrainsa wi -. . i
tb. ir.ttppct,:4
-ObllfSr
IsleV beWde:jp
latjr .t;heyr3
i h e : fo rrne r by I he fir St of !Dec tie xtf; n I vvf
a'gemiemahhba'ip8engein .d cM;-r
ul shin. Tontine ibm.Xtverpinfbrined Itltc
him that(6XI0O ihtiafre; eMitl
esruoisimenioi regoiar.roopsruu uwiwu ;-. v g
EnS tand.tb(kehanKiSf tanfrdlBrWr
i;oCthis;gwUanbdse v
wqu.yiooer, Jed Hireip' '
nqy mat tneppunacuniiywswj -;..'
mcrjrvat thi s thattf anyrevious Winsfnfe :' l'
:t heyw ar?andc6nnation if t Wsst a'te-"Ax;
rcei Icjief s'ry
tor.tiue; st'a'tethatitre WbtnV ,flf at
jhrbjpe
.aMuBritaitt
WillrCiperate'(wK '
fi&verniBfent inf. obtaihintr' that, hoibrabl na
ci&catibii and cklioScdgemerrf
t1:-t . til w.' c,,u t- wk cnla .
LeibLiurc on the. pnoUited day i? a no after
wrds d chried ine exhibition f jt tc that
body altogether,. has prodticed.mBCb deubt jW-
On motion of Mr.'D. ft: 'Williams, ibe
s. m addition to sums
readyin 1ke manner; permanently apteronrir
ated- Tho i5e neX' sections are mere , de- V.
tail ork th ; a. bead i The 6th section stui the 1
oth-waTj-obtaihvi ft't??4
lUoiiRrrahav;r0 iaded exhjblttbe '.
model tf hisMathine tb 'i tc PeWsylVan
if-., ft
to the reality of his Perpetttal Motion
r Talimigelspote' in oisiubh totit r
of! I ?aid cdhciudeil bv I mftntot Strike out -ihfe K :: Z
Mri William replied tor lrTattihadge
and upppse!; tie jrnplion: jtOrjsitv
firjw secti6nvhlchwaNri St ' --l
?ff 'rite"coniWtee;ji$ese
wtt toaheiaousi wfolit.ame'odKehK''' V .
;f :'..':--i- f2i-.-'"v ;-, - ...;
. . ..S-'- j'J!Vj -. tSQ. - ' - i.;- ' . . :
" - MrGriyf y'
, reigfii RelauiiavaUeSji driha U$y
subject, whiih Shalt appear -in our siexWl Kf .
The report ; conclude; joy fcommericm?v j ;:.
tne pass ace or a pur ror tue regulation
and iOOO .efet) w)ere orde,tc b pfinteqv
f tfo b"ll 8timleTrteiitary to the act ibrarmjnf.? 7; 3.
the-nihtis a d4br classic the iame.?'W '
iHsome of which Avere adopted and otla'
e&atived. tAYnone:.: theses agreed o wa
one YnOvetl py Mri Williams,' authoTasIhfir the 1
. - j r -n. :!' i i-. i 1 ; .t k.t L ' 'l. "
And tne wu Jil oraertts w pe engrosser
it ra
mird;readini Ummk
? iTIie house wenl into aixommltteei en tho ' V
SHI niakihj-vrpiuneratiotf to tLe ofScers ind I i
rw. iif '4MvCbhstituti0ii fiigte: for the eap it" Mj"
ur :dec8sr destru r iJJ !
f'lgate? dtirrtwrevtwjM ''i
ftt. tiHhiapt ;
4V;rhe'mni4;ti'hu
ite HousV-hiv,ing 4Eetct fe.beaprjr-T;.t.'; ijl '
tidiO, the -hill was ordered to bb4aotte4'.vA''f 1 ''
Tor a third reanj vM VI :
vl-?-' ' ' ...rri,4 ''r:,i'l.y 's
maxca.
iito? Boston,
yfjljffe jtAlula, 4 very yaluafcle-
. . . . v. . . r, .... mv j - f ty
, WMli a cartro. oi xjtn a ayes i flic aerit '. .'r f
by the V. S brlr llr; 1 I
U Vjij rthjiCpocu ThCjbrig: wfirst talni byr J i
gi.cn.oit o Wrrinxtl, sad then falijen m Vrw r
wvY(hfe Ktvf byjCwlio into; w&i "U
xti ifteciiaf 1ajhiltai;of.rjr:3r
lejty ifaltoorCsfs W5I4)is saidta
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. it .ii tmW9 mmmr -t t
Tlirce vessels , espttire4
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