4 X
4
, A
. The safiie spirit Hbat, she . duT during
!'- ' &9 frvoJutionury "war,- trhen sheat-
- , ..cuyicuij umucr wun u 4inu ui-
V- V: VUc:us first olferinrr. one.thirig'and
' "tha.anolhcr. and'at last Jeyertfiioz-
: v " vtit- independence, tnd that'was con-
- i .'m V
' -f VuercdoObarryeJjer now ai.aoon
Aa5circumsiaQces convince ner-mat
.': . prV.imcDd to deYcnd our, rights' ; which
FOREIGN fr'BTFS;
5 .
in
- . s, sheihad ao long -tibUtedf ; thcr mddivj
V.'JT- f.fics herordcrsy budQeanoniin'git) i
;-prevent impressment and',vre musti
i: conqu-r the rigls.of sajhri anu fret I
V.v-V tratjevor never cgitn talk aboutbeipg
V, ' XATEST Wi ENGLAND.
kiV -Tlnrvlnn nanera to the Oth of Taou
' xy have been' received, by' ah arrival
at NewrxoNC-ue unaerstana tney
contain no ncwr. oT much -moment,
v except .an Important state paper, is
aued .by the ;PrinceRrg.er)t, on ac-
. cbuQt 6f the- war rfth the.U" States,
Thh papei is published in' the Nati-.
onaflnteUfncer orihr" 2d init.: It
faints, in high colors, the conduct of
France tp'wardsthenttetl'Sutes, h
the. manner in "which French wrongs
. have been bonit: by the Araencaa'go
V Wrnment It 'recites the causes of
' . : t.t. .tJfT a j
. gainst 'O." Britain; "censures the c(c
parturc. of the ornler;.from a strict
neutrality, Sic. and 'defends the c'bn
duct of G. B. on the kofeof the or
ders in council. Sec. It.mentionsthe
proposition of our government for an
armistice as utterly inadmissible It
p then proceed to state the. leading
f ' vpnoclplea,, by which the conduct oN
r ; untatn naa ana wouia coououe id ue
I reintiatcd, viL that blockades would
"continue to be instituted, where there
r- . was no forcef,bvseai sufficient to sup.
V I .P0" tnem ; tnac toe Jgnc oi retana-
. t " ting on the" enemy 'will be persisted in
, , tnougti neutrais.snouiu eventually De
j; tf affected by "it V and that: the right or
searching 'neutral merchant vessels
for-British seamen cannot be relin-
' quishcdv&c. 1 It charges the govern
tt . mcnt of 'the United States with the'J
of Assisting the "aggressive tyranny"
' of the Ijifur. "'v j t --S"
Tho following is the 'conrjudbg
paragrapriTpt kthta redoubtable otate
r Paper :
Ant under what coaduct .cn tne
t part of France has the govei
4
vetnracnt 01
The,U.- States thus' lent itself to the
enemy ? vThe contemptuous 'viola
tion cl Uie commercial treaty, ot the
.year 1 00 bet weep France and the U-
. . 1
diaurs uievireacnerous seizure oiiiiettares (on .rooas -rcccm-ir imponea
all American vessels add cargoes in
, all harbors subject tt thctjiontrol of
v . the French afrus ; the tyranr.ical prin
, H ciples of the Berlin -and Mi!an de-
. erect, sod the confiscation under them
'the subsequent condemnation'un
det the UamboiiiHet decree, anteda
? ted Or concealed to render it Tn'ore
; cffeaual : the French commercial re
" gulatiops whici render the traffic oi
the U." Stales with. France almost il-
lusoy ; ihe burning of thefr merchant
' .vessels at sca long after. the alledgcti
f" repeal of the French d ecreeJ- All
. these acts of violence-produced from
' the overnmnt of the States oniy
s such coolplarots .as end 'in acquies
cence oraubmissitjo, of are aatomp.!-
. nied by suggestions for cnablin'thc
. former to give the semblance of aje
gal lorm to her usurpations, by con-
vertingUncm , into'municipal regula--tiom.
This disposition of ihe gov.
- ernmcnt ot the U,. States this com
plete' subsemeney to the ruler of 'the
t French ithis hostile temper towards
G. Britain re evideat in almost e-
very page4 of the ofScS'aV correspond -
,enceof the American whhjlhe French
- government. . gains t thii course of
conduct, the rcalause'of the present
war,tnernncc uegent tKwemniy pro-
testa. .WhiUt contending against
" France, in defence, npt of the'Iibex-
I ties 'of Britain, fttit of the worlds
iiis Royal IltghOcss was crttidedto
r 'tjool- for a differeot result.! Vf om their
7 ' - . f .',1 . '
. . inter ests ?from their jJrofciscd prin
cities, of freedom and inxlepentieoce,
. ; the (J. Suses We're thelisst power in
" . - -- t,v -
wnicnu. untatn coum nave expect
cd to find a willirs instrument arid
aiirtrorroi vrenza vrannv. . uion.
- v r . . t - :
rannr.- Disax-iHibTOcnJ cf ? P1-1-11 fund for dec repid
.a-.-a':a. mluf ,c .ni..f.iU. ..if- II
Prince R.wjll still pursue ohe policy
which trTc-'British gnvernuieat has sq
longhand invariably maintained, in re
pelling injustice, and in supporting the
gencf-i! rights of nandos j and uudcr
the favor ot Providenci;,lrilyin3 on
me justice ot.nts cause, uie iricu ioy
' any and hnnoes ot tne, pntisn wa- the 4th Mondiv in Afav. ;....-.v-.r,. 1
tion, hii Uoyal Hiscw tebudcnUy l ; Aficr,iome; debate.tte CominititV was
. . : -4- -"v.-- . j":. ;. . j r'- iir:-
4oois.lcnvard.to a ucCw-,ifuU::iii
the contest Ilii v which ;he."b: 3 been
'"MrV.Bassett reported Vbill pTovidlncr'
pension for- disabilities ' inctlfre A'on
poara revenue cimcrs; wmca nraswicc
read and comrnitted, $ j:v. ..' V v -vV :
The epgrosied. bill STipplementary to
ihe Veyerahaturalizatibnr laws ; tbejbilf
io icontinoe the - IVWditcrrac ean; fiind
arid tttie'b'ilt to alter the tiroes of holding
the district Courts 'otew-Tork M Yir-
ginia j-wcre aeTcrany-rcaa a miry iinic;
' and pas'sedi 5- r'. ' .''' "'
The bill for imposing. aridditionl
duty on foreign tonnage, and for enforc
ing tbc nbnimportaiion act, Was re"ad" a
third time; ' ! :- v . .
,Mr. Gpjd. opposed it at. considerable,
lengtTn, brihe. ground otorjposi'ion par
ticularly 4p.the last mentioned provUion
of the bill. .Th:s w&3 not,he uaid .a
proper time to enforce the TJcnMrnpor
tation act. V . ..
Mr. Robertson oppose the bniprih
cipully oo account of the; provision' pro
hibiting the delivery oF goods V Sjuatce,
which be v ewed as'an oppressive mea
sure on the mercantile intcresi an in
novationon established usage, and inju
rious to the character of our judiciary
" Mr. Calhoun replied toV Mr.. Gold,
pridcipally to the allegation that tbi
W4S. not 'a proper: tinf: ta enforce the
non-importatton act, lie expressed his
Astonishment, at this air.liment coming
from a gentleman who, with his politi
cal friends, bad the other day voted a-
gainst a partial suspension of that law.
ror hispart, if ihe law w.s to remain in
o cei -Mr. C. thought it the duty oi eve
ry man to aid in enforcing it.
Mr. Bihb rr plied to the observation
hat the provision objected to was an in
novation, Sec He to k a view of the
law on this subject ad shewed the.
necessiiv of such a provision in order.
to settle the . practice in the severH
courts of the U,.i. ' '
Mr. CJold remarked, that, apy defecii
existmg.ja the laws might be. remedied,,
wirKoti; the passage u such a law as
this, iln relation to the oiht-f features
f ihe billy the additional duty on foreign
tonnsrge, he observed, that he did not to
its operation be a a tax on the necessary
aortic le of salr, which i Jlmost exclu
sively, imported in foreign bottomsMr.
Gjld moved to to .recommit the till for
the purpose of expunging "the object jond-
II i A Ii.m jl.Uai avAtti f rsv v r rv
-f La 'Vt Tfn
II .tA- k:u r,vVriK 'n'ntth
The .bill was then passed by aop'uUhe
'a bill wi itrtd from ihe Senate;
Mircding the Stcretary of the. Treasury
Itorerhit cer.aijr flpes, penalties smd for-;
1 r .
faom ihe dependencies of Great Brita n.)
This bill ts. the s'irne in substance as
mar. rejectea a lew oays ago. in mis i
House by "a ver? small rn-iririty. The I
bill was twice read, and rt ferred to the
committee of Ways and Means, ,
. On ra-ition of Mr. Bassett,the House
resolved itself in o a committee of the
wbolc, onlhe bill reported by the Naval
cnmrpittee this morning, to compensate
he oMicc.-s and crew ot the U. brutes
frigaie Constitution for the destruction
of the British filiates Guerriere and
Java. .This bill provides that ' .
do'Jjr shall be pid out of the Treasu
ry td Captain Hull and the officers and
rcw of the Constitution frigate, and a
ike sum to Captain Bjrnbridge and hi
crew, for their two gallant achievement
-am! appropriates a aUm ;!, dollars
thercfor.3 . t 7
Mr. Bassett moved to "Ell the Erst
blank with 50,000 dollars.
'After, some conversation between
Messrs-' Basset; ElyStow, and Milnor
on the propriety of making a general in
stead of a special provision on this head,
as recommended by tbe'Presidcnt
The question on filling the firs; blank
with 50,000 dollars, was carried in the
affirmative, ayes 60.
.'T!ie second blankwas then filled with
100,000 'dollars. . " '
rbe committee rose one reported the
bill ; and the amendments were concur
red in. . . '
Mr. Alston renewed a rootionj wfitch.
he had inenectually.offcred in the com
mittee, to amend the bill by adding - a
provision for th'e payment of 'the' sum
appropriated in this bill out of stK h fund
asr shall have accrued from prizes. v
' This motion was oDpo-ed bv Mr-
Bassett,Mr Quincy and MroMilnpr.,
n iq gr7um luatj inc pi'cccos oi pn
zcs was w! pledged for the estab.
and disabled jeamen;
rhe motion was' negatived 70, to 36,-
. -The bni waVthen ordercd"td be cn
grossed and iead'a thxr time. V "
-On'fnotlonof Mr. Grundy, the House
resolved itself inlq "a cromitteof , the
whclcVon the J bill. to alter ftje time-of'
the next meeting of Congress."' . i
Mcn pen,e'd . tr t f clue t'antty (o engaged ,
5 Jan. .9,t J & i 3.. Ki ;.?J
Mr.Gmndr jnavffl tni file th ffiv fnr
II w , . W II
cf
, r-i- TcpcJrted prcgreVs and .obl4ia$i
fT.'.pi,i fAli; McjQo-ft 'was1 recel
Micorn 'war
ved'froih the Preiident ot ibp United
States K vVv A - Kr'-i
L r, lin lIlllllMFlllk' v "
matwrt of tb: Bridih lieiiteDan,Gorerpor
ih rianH-f nermOda. Whiclr UaAppeareq.
iUnder cireumsianfe leaving v-?authenticity-Jf
recite Brinsh-Order : iff
l
I Ckwncil ,tf the 26th: of Qeto&er use. prpvia
in. thf-innhlvJoftlieDf itfi..W Jtodiw
;( rtasse'ssi"oniIWa;fljade
under apeclil licences t n4 is accompanied'
(ty a circular" instmctioatotne- colonial go;
; vcrn6riwhich confine Ucensajinpcrtation8,
frorn port of Jhe United. State .to thft port
of the Eastern 8tite cx6urVely.? ;T.
r- tThe govrriment ot Great,unii os i
ft-feadv introuceintaTher pommefpe, dufmg
'war. a .vVtm whicbVktoBce Violating Abe
, ... . r r
' and reHrionl 'which are the; best foundaUon
J of natipnal happiness. Vhtx b olicy nowpf o.
i claimed tas the world introduce lihto her
, mode; of wrfare ;a',yVeni equally distin
; guished by the deformity puts leaturea na
! the depravity of itf character j having f for
tis object to dissolve the ties of -allegiance,
jaad the'entimenv of loyaUySn'the. adversa
! ry nation and to edjuce. and separate its
'compoqt part throne fronjbe other.
and the invdltineattempt on the virtue, the
Ihoiior.jbe patriotism a4 the fidelity of our
'brethren of the Eastern States. Will not fail
(to call, forth all Iheir indignation and 're.
'semment ; ana to aiucn more ana more au
the states to that happy Union and Constitu-
!ton, against which such insidious and ma
; ngnant.aninces are airectsa.
j j The better to guard, nevertheless, against
lithe effect of individual cupidity and treache
ry, and tolurn the corrupt' projects' of the.
enemy aeainst himself, 1 recommend to the
cohsideraiion of Congress the expediency c
an ehectual prohibition of any trade.. whate
; v?r by citizens or inhabitant of-then United
.' i . . it i t 1
oiaies, unaer special licences witcuicr reiai
. in? to persons or ports : and. in aid thereof.
' a prohibition of all export atiohs"fb?m the U.
atutcs in toreign ooitoma iew pi.wpico are
actually employed, whilst multiplying coun
terfeits of their flag. and papers1 are cover-
ing and encouraging- the navigation of the e-
nrny. . , . J AMEs MADISON,
Feb. 24thVlfil3.
The b-11 making compensation to the
officers and crew of the fneate Consti
tution tor the destruction t,f the British J
frigates Gutrriere and Java, was read a
;ih:rd lime and pal 61 to"39. L"
The House resumed the considera
tion of the bill to alter the time ot the
- . ?. ,r t : t. 1
ih:m iiicrnug vi oiigrc33 iu cuiiimit
mittr c of the whole. After debate, the
qucs.ibi was taken oil fixing on the pd
Monday in C'-tober, and negatived. f-
The 1st M-m day in October cc the 5th
iMondiy in May were U6 negatived
;The fuurtb Monday in Miiy was a
'reed to, 49'to S9:
j 1 ht committee then rse and eport
ed the bill, and the arnrtSdrnent-wascon-jcurrcd
in by the House, and tne bill or
dered (o be engrossed for a third read
ing, aye's 60.
The House resolved itself into a com
mittee of the whole, on the bill topro
hibit the use of foreign licences.
The bill received many amendments,
on motion ofMr. Newton.
On the question of the. committee's
reporting the bill.
Mr. Wright spoke against the bill at
considerable length, as tending, by cut
ting off our export trade, to cripple the
agricultureof the country, .
Mr. Newton replied, and defended
the bill on principles of general policy,
the purity of commerce, and ihegenerul
Mr. fJlackledge spoke Warmly in sup
port of the bill? ai going to preclude the
enemy from collecting a - revenue from
our commerce. , - - . -
Mr. rjelson spoke in reprobation of
the licence ' trade, in reply to Mr.
Wright, nd in support of the bill, He
expressed his ardent hope that a law
would, pass to put an end to so disgrace-
tut a traae. y , . n
The committee rose and rep'oftcq
Lilt - ' " i . t '
inc diu t wnicu wa oruereu 10 lie OP
the table
i A
The bill td alter" the time" of thq next
meeting of Congress, wasread: a 'hird
Ume,:arid oassed 780.33' V '
fhurhday, Feb. 25.
' Mr. Poindexte'r reported a bill to re
peal" In pan the aeffo divide t,be IndW
ana territory into two separate govern
ments ; which was twice read and com
mitted, ' ' .
Tie Iausewent into committee of
the wWeiroo the; bill from the. Senate
j authorizing the Secretary of the Trea
jstfry, to remit certain Jfrnesj forfeitures
and penalties. : . :
After some debate, the bill wasac
cordiogly read a third time and passed,1
Mr. Calhoun reported a bill prohii
! biting the exportatlocr of certain articles
$ therein specified iff foreign ships, which
was twice read ana teierrea to com
mittee of the? whole." v ''.
y Mr.1 Calhouur . also reported amende
ments to the; bill Yroni the Senate au-
titt
of forgery ahd perjury,' nkppwn . tootjier,
tlme, was tnalting-aOj unfahlirtate progres
in undermining tboe nrtrwiple of 'morality
liie general tendency inesc aemguzmg
land disorganizing4 connivances .will be re
f; probated bv the civilized Christian: world,
i
JhorlzUig retaliation Jn certain cases' ;
V, The bill from :the Senate to encour
age the destructfon ttf arWed vessels of
cuciny. in toe warerS'Oj,T,ne;U P.
&wic6 reatr ano comjsiuca. -'V'Wrt.v.'
-me amendment t
bill to.rewardfficwsiandcfiwol- 'P&&4K:k
tefrfWe'Co
war fjrpuciiwas Teaqanajreicrrea , -jt
commmepf;t
Of
theiwhblcf
of 'foreign
f ( AfteVmedebater
':X : Saturday; Feb. 2ZX fg4. J
ne-DiittproniDiung4ine exportaucn
i of certain articleij thexinpei;u1feoi
foreigh shipV orvesseUfwas,tieh taMn
tiori of Uiereporjftiib:'
on therptU to prohibit ihe, use
.tlicejjces.f;
up jn committee'46C the whole "Hotis.t'
I ' After; se.venilyamehrimem haBbeeiV
Mppyed: tin,sert in Mition ip theA a
cles. prphJbited the -word " .wheat;
- j
Widrami ecoridi.d Cthe nntinn
oir xvir. vuipcy,; -.ana aqvjsea tfje gen
tlemaii to add the word J onions Jl
sh6uld,;8ir, replieid Mr.. Quincy. ; but 1
observe .that the Cmmittefefof Fcccign
Relations, have hot put m ithe word
Poultry, ' , - k.-v lyh: J
The, committee rose, reported pro
gress, and had leave to ait -agamvl'
Mondayi March X. -.. '
Mr 1 WdliamsfrcuTaahe" commit' ec-
on military Jfttirs, reported the bi!J
from ;t he Senate the . better . to provide
for the supplies of the army of the Uni
ted Satesand the accountability of per
sons entrusieq wun tne sara,ei ana tne
House ordered it to a 3d reading ; the
bill was read and passed. '
Mr. Fisk offered the following ; f.
JfesohcJ, .Thit the committee be appointed
to enquire into tne expediency ot maing,an'
approbation for purctiasing (furniture and ;p.
,ther articles necessary for the accctimodatron
of tie .President's household,: and ; thai they
have leave to report by bill or'otherwiseKe-
An engrossed .bill' prohibiting the ue
of licences or;passes issued under. the
authority of any foreign ' government
was read a third time and passed Yeas
59 Nays 32
. Engrossed bills making appropria
tions for the support of the military and
naval estaoiisnmentsr oi tne u. cj. were
severally read a third time and passed.
The amendments of (he Sepateto the
seamens' bill were read and laid on the
table. - , ' .
.... '. - .y
-M .V
HIS EXCELLEXCYi
William HaWkinsEsq
Governor, Captain-GeTieralujid ' CorAmattdirin
Cfaef in and over tlie State aforejiQid.
? R)EialSvethis.day;
been infarmedhat the fourth
Monday) in Iay 'next has been
fixed on for thejiieeung jbf the next
Congress of the Uitited StateS-4lh eye
which renders it expeditandjhcesj
sary mat the elections for Representa?
tives should be Jield earlier- than th"el
times prescribed by law i
NoVj therefore, by viftue of tlfe au;
tnority in me vestea Dy an act passed -at
the last Sesi&n of th0 General 'Asi
sembly, entitled . An Act dividing tHe
State hito Districts for electing fit pre
seutatives to Congres," and to the end
that the Freemen of this State may
be represented in the next Congress at
its, first Session, commencing as afore
said, I DO issue this. my PROCLA
TION, hereby commanding and requ?
Virig the Sheriffs pr other returning offi
cers of the several counties cornposing'
jeach Df strict, to cause polls to be open
ed and kept, and elections lield for'Re
Lpresentatives to the Congress ol" the TJ
nitea siaies, onnnay tne sum oayot
April next, at the several pfaces estab
lished by law in their respective coun
ties And further, to meet , for the,
purpose :Cf comparing! the polls, on
the Thursday nextftei said elecftions)
au the places prescribed by the above
reeled Act of the General Aasenti
wy.. . . . .m
1, testimony irherecf, I havecaused
, Ibereat'SeaTvTDf.'the S'lateobe
r hereunto afxeaftd ; signe the
. same , atertrof Raleiphf this
eleventh day,)t March, irr'the year
of ohr Lord one thousand eight bjn
dred andthirteenj and ofthe Inde-
. , pendence of the United States the
XX.XVII.
. , vvmiaiii xjdvi
By, Ht Excellency cemimanal -. X'
1 'JUNIUS SNBED, Priv: Secretary!
winiamhiarns
An Act for dividing the State into' Bistn'cts
. f;'t;
j for electing Kepresentarives to Congress
BE it idccd fottetaWsseiWy:rf
State.' cf I 'Ltih.CatbUha. -and. ith'-hereby' en Ai
State shall be'divided inroihir'een districts, as
" ' M , ;: .1Z
follows, to-wit the coWues )f PVtquinionsi
Chowan: Ccfrituck: Camdeif; Gates??asiiuO.?
ank ind Hertford; shaUcbrnposeftrdistricT;
ue couniKsoi Aorinsrpptoneriie, naiizax
and-Malin'ahll ccmDosethe sececd district:
The cfluntieiof Beaaftgecor. Hyd
Pit t Tyrrell d(WashSntorji Khill conipose
the.thtrd district :?The tobnriesof i Lenoir
cravtp, one!'Aurteret, WayneGreene and
flau.rf ricey couoO
and tyrpentihe. tCarried6 td-2iiM
. "ill fli.k.' lu .
.6ci',--..a& ana Peiih.,: rat
-vamfc
t r -T' "p- wwm. Mioi HaKi z- -ir rv. i
tllfth district ? and thSl ll"mlt
thirteembdisirjctr Eatir P on
sentativ -16 xhi 'Gonete. 7,7 Vt CiVe RtLK
' ' v,?V?-we same data
P!ce- as are io w &esLf) d
j
:d at lhe Td
wn,ch erection .are to hZ-W
Stent, -of broiHer n :f fcr As
Jherefbrv in, like k'
therefo
tipnsb
tipn.orjhe numbers Qf.thASr-tr 7 V- e!ec4
ecptthat thejlnspectorsof tl,
tO act WUh justice and .mn.:.l . p?3in!
VUJ dllUil Clt A. .
oath may bs adraiaisiered lJ y 'hidi
'7; r l qualdiedvotK
ibe admitted to gave his.suffn.ge 11
county wherein lie itsides. y mite
! I II. Jlc it further enacted, "hfr, v..
event shall haunen to renrV, .iJl V apY
Congresji necessary after il,e thiid 0f mP
before the tiinc FvP,t fr. ,aJi; 'r
rq ecstie a new Congress shall be vAA v
'Excellency; the Governor,, on recS!
" jt-t - w. . utiucn tui, .....
.uu.ivnaitaeci, is .hereby authored t
declaie. Sesame b MdamauoH. Lu
hjuire .tbermen.ofjhis Stte to iseet iQ
rcicciive cQunties, at tbetraer u ,w:-
in to b appointed, and at ihVbliees
eoSby law, thwa.tre loigtnc
lu ..ivcmaiivis i .-wmcji Wet;ponjj 0 bM
in pursuance of. the Prddamaun 'of tL r- :
Lyernor, sbaU be conducted in JilWanner ay
.to all . intents, ani purposes slnll be as
and valid, asif tbe .same, had bten held at L
! time or times pjeacribed ia the preceding sec-
aorcsaid, .That anvpeisoa whaisoevtr sh5
yote-raore than orice ui everv electinn f,..
Representative to Congtess fat hi3 distfic it
shall forfejt Jirid paythe $um jb'
to be recoverep;before a singly Justice of the i
Peace ; ane-half-to therspn suing tor the '
sfme, and -the. btherbalf jto the uie of iue
county in which tbjj offence, is commmed. ''
And in" counties i$ here 'separate places of 4j ,
t n haveJeeoKor 'shairbe estaoiiihed by hy,
the electians directed by .tbi s aa shall be
ducted -in ihe ..same manner as elcctimm ' :
Seffibers pf AKe General Assembly herefoM A
id? eicb 'JflScer presiding a an efecucn tnafcl
ipg retuibthfr'poll Wliich:has been natfEw
fore him,no tbbbcr ff or otber reiuroiog
Oolcertcf Ihis cpunty, at the court house v
Xherepfion or betp e;the Monday immtdh tV' '.
wiiawing wie rjeeiion. ' ; ,
Yi Jiidbe ffur'ilxP 'thacied by ibemtlMu
hforeMid. That immediately unfair the rl Mf
J th'eie'e'i Kin in each coiinn , where there :s but
orielaceof election, the Sheriff otlier te
turjung (Tffict r shall, in ihe presence of the
Inspectors the. election, c3t up the scrolls
and make out .two Correct statements cf the
tfumBej. of suiragtis given . 'in his county to?
eachcatidjdate:; one of which statements sosil
be by the In'p ;ctqrs fifed in the cccrt cf picas."
and Quarter se: sions for said county ahr the ,
same - is duly certified by the said returning '
officer and a majority of the Inspected, and
the Sheriff dr ?ther returning ofr.ct-r, by .iiim"
jseil or deputy, shan attend with tnect&er on ,
the day Ad at the plces''herciniUer mer.ti.
LonVd; and in each count where separate eled
tion are holden, the presiding nicer at each
place of election. shaK. ifomediaiely upon the
' close-of the poll , in ihe presence', of He- ln .
,cnnr4f-r9 vct im ihft Krrnllft'lrinrl jti.-.Lp CCI tWO '
corrject statements of theJiujnK'r' of-ssjlras'
sriven thereat for each candidate v; one oflich
statements shall be by thelc'sptaor of sad j'
poll filed in tbe office of the Uierkot tne.cooii.k.
ok picas ant quarter sessions ot ic.i.uu...;, ,
aftet the same has been dycVrtified bjrttie
said ret nrnin? cf&cet acd-a ir.aioriry oftK ..
Inspector, artd the other skail be deliveied
the' Sheriff, or other relwn ng t.fficer of ,the
county, a? presr ribediiVtht prtcedjiigsectio.-
Ana ine pnerui wr outer rtiuinKiv,
aforesaid; shall publicfy, at tbWojirtftfiKe
r,;,l M.t'n K fair addition fel
suffrages returned, the whclentrrsuer -receivfa
for each candidate Jn the ccun ty, and tfcerect
shall malce two statements u rttvr hi ha:4i
ore of Which he: shall file in the Iffice f
ClerLof theceuri of picas and garter set-,
sions of his Courry. and tU biber, by h?r.l
or deputy-aba a attend orthe cay and at m
place lieieiriafter rnntioed.' - '
" VVMdte ujixher cnatbj th, axb
afbreiMd. That the Sheriff' or Oihe reiuiiu.'a.
officers of Jh c umics ptch district
meet! on the Thursday j-ei' after thfe.
prevent any Veifber of ;them from n?
pn the day alv-said tr erc.unw u. . , l
every efficer shall be recciyc . ? 1 , j
lowing ; and
4he SheriS pother retur.p
rr stteJdattheomeaii v
ofEccr faijifg
above
siim
oEftyOUPdstobl recced MJ
Vr fiipL iut proof Aeiiof io -2 !iS
cccrt of lawwhbm ibis Sizie, ;' f the
of debt in the name" of the Tff" t be
State, fpr the tjme'Uir.g. j,,! j,c" "
use oi me siaicj uu - r.cn
tner retuii5 d'!e.
cenvened a aforesaid, tte Pc,'l,"ir or'
rent, counties shall by the said jbbnj
aher.jeturnrrg;tcers (is .Oie cjseg.
in bfesencfi of thrc J bstice of
Shl'fl L,Mii '
refrthiiie 'd&iti&Jte covrtyj v . . a-:
. - - r ; r
- Lnni
. . . J-
.compsrtd, and a certificate .,
' Jnd alaaidi ei unnr g fa
givciT'ta: thfciaidate c, vc
Ji, Vntrihpr cf votes sd
wivi.j !- "r" : n..t if tv
0 tf"
rurri? r-
pole nuivica -f ; r r-
ttermmehitb ofth lHb rna:
tatxve , And jf nddeclsion-is by j, j
Xb&ms iha decide 4hf aine? ? .
Mil
.-.t ."w. iiCrae nereip fixed fcrM
ensuing election of Rcpresehtives; f ?
ter the cp rai.on of any ftrtti-r ('o.'i.f 1N .
at the court.houss of each comty first
ed iri their respecttVe di wets 4
ivavs: that ii nv accideftt susm ri? ..jiS ,1
::v ' :'1f';4- ,V . V .Ac.Johnsto, abajf eompeK the fowtth district s v v
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