N
1
?U''fr:::rx ' 11 her irthe r;ftU
iLv--' t!rVJttoa 4xiTO
frlsOusE ds.EPJtrskVrATXV htbmi ii KTHommi the United Sta-ep rt(
Vu J?.VxsT1 v-r. ..-a -4 .;.rrjV'.II parted h& petition.: and 'ibit ThomU-It; i.n.ri;i'. t&k &
s"::UnRrrysixAr
nFFJCEKS w 'put; into xlose
f . OEcrrVand others, . lately, put
into dose connnciiiwiu tu jm
Another gentleman . alsopasscp.
1 above vessel informs, that
&rv rrwaAiEKiCAN
had been put mro cwspu Ui.ii
xi,i;f x oincTs rtccatlv received
the United Statcsj state, that tW
Hritisb naval' Jorcejon .iac . -n
tntricao ution consists of 106 yc
rcl,otrviz? l3of7gun,,2of
iof50, 1 of. 44, 2 of 4011
!f W 8 of 3a, 6- of 32, 2 of 28,
of 20, 28 of I8t Gof-16,
lot 14, 8 of 10fand 4 of 4 arnouiu
:ne ia the whole lo?l39 guns.1 1
Tm of the petty officers. pF the.
Chcrapec frigate, baring been ref.
Wicd from close ;connncmcnt.; ai
Halifax ten-umisnomccra wno
bve been closely confined, in, Jps
Mich jail, in' retaliation, have been
likewise released. J
j Boston Jtn
Last evening, tvra persons were
coramiued to the jl.1 In' this town I
in achargcx)t niuif I nLAoun.
Tbcy were apprehjtnded in. Ber
wick, in pursuance! of a, rarrant
from the hon. Judgv .Story, by Mr.
Thcxier, deputy marshal, ' and con
ducted by him "to this plate. We
understand the charge aliedged a
jainst them, is supplying the British
shbs off Cane Harbor with cattle,
1
Biudocton. Dec. 26,
The Rntih ire colleciiDr their force f
tnd furjf;inc on hc'nortb bank oi the
S . Lmrcncc, opposite to Salmon rWet, 1
lie ioir icrwrrrou of : UKinsoa s
;mv; and have alo strongly fortiSed
ihr t!edarst a narrow ptisage into the
bJL wrencc, which fort tnit bcUken
belo e we cjn'pdss tb .Monireal In
sensequeoce of thisttep of the enemy,
General Wilkinson has refused any
funher fu?aughs, and recalled those
lrcaJy giTen. General Irard is fst
etdiuing, rA hU rccaTcnr is despaired
L CsL Purdy uccecdi him.
- , , . J
FROU THE SOirrilii IN DOItOER.
, Mt!larcyUl. lec 22.
BrtgadicT General ploy d, we are
bfarmrd, has written to Maj r Ge
errs! P nkoc , hthe is fast rcover
r lrom his "ate Wound ; and ex
pe.u to txr able hortv to resume the
t.-mmtnd of the armv.
A trer from n officer in the U.
?L.t- my flt Camp Pinckncy to a
crn'JciT.an in "tli nla- e, dated 7th
irst. jrives informatipo. that thr-Pa-
tr ot tnd Kovaltsts of East Florida
7
reVu to combrornise their qu ir-1
. i . i ' . rr. : . l I
icibs iotiovrs: incj n.yauis pro-
tce to give up to the Patriota the
Uods oi the nnrtn of S John s cm- j
pritir.g about half thk Province, and
pkm a crneral amnesty. The Le
B'!tive Council of tbe Patriots had
been ctinveod to dejiberate on the
rropcssl, aod appointeo Gen. Harris
and Cel. D Uto confejr with the Spa
a'ih Acrntfk at Poiat Pettr on -the
llth trtan. An armistice had been
rgrmi 03 till the J5th inst. and it is
lupp std their differences wH be fi
tIy settled. f
A t'imvj hi- fvrrecl us with tbe
fckwWv.t txtra t of a letter from an
( ctr n Geo. Floyd js army dated
. Fort sfitcbell Dec. 12.
41 1 ?.h n!cstire give you the oc
i'rer. in Camp since you left
rtFe ; J.ilcy and Mostly were dea
ptHtd z p t s to the Tatapoosce -,nr
r-t-,rrti three davakago and re
yr.rl t-.j ii:e lriaa5t0i Ialbsee
utJO'.re mi)W(l dnvti . to
J'Y?h.)t waivlee 6ir tpilea below our
JtK grouwl, where according to
l'r tatr,i4enl nil x hbsti.e towns
a;onctntratiig. . 'i ic atatemrntof
" Y u ntr,s or -pes. relative;, to Oak
u'Ket are somewhat 'contradictor) ,
r'r l1 car gli'er, Dumber
" J lr,:!,it,rs exe in our battle,
fd mMre ef chera hate tince gone
ntne Tr.hpooseej There came
CAwt-tcau Isst week about 3000
i'Uianthe Chic's ettimatq.thrm
?taWuiOO able bodied1rWv
.'The lower chiefs v,uch
r he fticndlv conduct of the Flori
v Ioduns Kunner arr' rarVrl
pi i n .i - - v I
Quarter MaaHr Tocaille
4 si recc-criog
I
r. 'Jespaxhzs to pens. Flournoy,
H-ki-q and Adtma-i-tbo-e to the
former ofHctrs to fctuit in about
-Mr,Cbtti cf cfrota the com
ejjteq on ottg Affaifi, torrf wi
rfem;d ihe J FrciidentV leitige of
'ho 5 b lilu rcDohed ! biU to prohibit
ejrtDBoming of shTpi or iemtt oTthV
Jt9ioUhelIo4 and
;i w od -boatd v ihe VnmV;; captured by
thenemieifK;reof;,:frw binfo'r1be
oott at ion I a wiv by forbiddinW the cbwr
Tbete biUcre twice retdtnd re
' ' Ontnotiorv of; ivit. ' Humphriea; f f
Tenor- !f -f : . 'lJ- " ;V"
: l?u?!re; Thxx thrM tt'a Committee ib
it)srrcicd to cnQcUa uifAht txpedicxKr of
nUking an appropnatian.br law ior tbtriy.J
mttt ff.4 detachmcm' n'C the mUtia .oFTtn
fitm9-ordntd lato tervVcr by tbe, Executive I
nrtiit lncuulon or Inchani, and guardpg and
prottclinr ib 'frontier i whicb jdetatlment
cemmtnded by Biig.Cfeo,N.Tbomas Joho.
ton ; - ' ;
Tne.hwM ag?ln resf?ed iislf into
a cammitie of ,ne nfr0e oa tbr bill hu
rnormng a suofCiiptton io inc socr ox
? he 'Chesapeake and Dclwre, Cn. I
Company ; and afer discii8air:nl bt sug-
gis icq n Mr. Mcot, the further con
sideration of the blPw as. postponed to
;d m lt 'he order of the day for Moh
dy; wctk. 13 "
,:5.. ' FrVday .December .31
A rts wii;ia U-u;rtceied ea-
iirciOre of the higi scnie jTtht gallant
i'mduci of Lt, 'Wrti Burroughs, de
ctiatdt and of Lt. iMT-alVand the crtii
uT the U' Si brig E itrrp'rlte in the cap
Untf the QriUahfbrig; Boxer whicl
car-
wis a!;o ;iiire read and committed to
t be im: committeer r
Hi Speaker laicVbefcrs heJHottte-
better f-qm the Commiisio'oer of. br
Lshd OfTice, tranwtttirg general ex .
uotitinn.of the iesourcea and kituaUut
offhJr Unitcd jritatea in relation "to tfi
Pub!Jc Lands which was t irftrredh"
the committee on public Lands, and cr
der-d to be piint-d. " . "' ' t
t M Eppes o! Va. from the commit
tee of .Waya and Mtaia, reported - hd
to amend en ct entitled f An act liyicg
duties on notts of bmks, banke s tpd
certain companies, tnd notesbonda snl
bligations discounted b? binks bsnk
cra and certain companies, on bflls
of excbinge of oertain description,;
' Tibch wts twice reid and e .mmittrd. :
J M . Bradley, of Veimon , aaid it was
well known, that U'e in ht last session
of Co crcas he had off-red resolution
for enquiring tnto'tfce causes of thedis
ast:ra on our frontier, which bid not
received the apr-robation ef the H u"
IThe obiectinna to ihe course which he
thvn propcrei to pa'sue appeared now
t' have lo-t murhof thtir force, wbOa
the rcaa'O which recommended its a
do;Hioa hrd daily gathered strength.
He now again prcuoied to offer a likt
reaolullon tuthe Hoo-e, onder the per-
l f?rn i Kfi nnn.r nv f irnimitinCf S it
nceasarT-. If a chancre were efeii
Jikriy to wke place in the state of our
. . . ... t t- I..-
rj present reta'ioas 10 ircfgn p-JwcF, juv
ntice to the" parties' concerned required
the adoption of the motion, it int war
continued the enquiry was doubly ne
cessary, that it might' be made- more
efficient for the fu ute.; Mr. B. aaid, he
would hot itntieipate any "objections to
hia resolution, but would con' crt b'ra
self wUh cbserting, that it waa founded
It) a sense of justice to the Executive,
and not inconsistent with that confidence
justly "duet to It. He had adopted a
phraseology, too, which be , believed
woyld remove many of the objections
urced to it at the last session. Under
these impresdons he proposed the fiL
lowing resolution : '
RttolvcJ, That the President of the United
Stati a b requested to cause to be laid before
this Hoote ary information in hia possrtimn
not improper to be comrounict'td,, which may
lend to illffirttte the causes pi the 'allure of
the arms of the United States on the northern
frontier. f
Mr. Troup of Geo. spoke at length
ga:nt Ihc resolution ; but it wes Car
ried by'yeat aad Niiys, I37 to ;.3:4 r(
On motion olMr. CJrouchof Pa. .
. fiera'tcd, IbAt th ccmns ttee of Ways and
Meaarbe Iniuoctrd to enquire whether any,
and, if iny, what altmoous amendment
are neccitary iobensde by raw in the act re
larive to eitablhior the compensation ef col
lectera of the cus:oni of tie Unitd States;
and ihat they have leave to report by bJl cr
otherwise. . ' ' 1 -
- I Monday JahZ y . ' .
Mr. Eppcsof y.lrom4the commit
tee of Waya aOd Means, tepdrted a i ill
nuking truin" jjattial appfopriallbna
for the si rvice Ot the" y ear 1 6 1 4 ; abd
a bill to laroerld the 7th section of an
act io lay and coellct a dirpct taxwuh-
111 lilC y UlUlvHJ jav.1ub' ' vw
time allowed ip the ttates who have aa
aumed their quota of the direct tar, to
pay in the same) w,hich;waa twice read
and committed . , . j
r
Mr: Fisktof Vh from.the commit
ter of Elections made a report oh' the
. , -
f ? ;PPrt on. ihe
ly cootcatuig- the"
is,a suungjacjas
J petition of lr. Kelly 1 contesting- the
iaacucaof Mr. IJarris,
trliU roerchajidlie br.v other mlclei iei
onder..tfKr wme'-.' :l'-Jk l .
, , 1 he ergwitcdnt, for ibeppnin:;
raent tf an.pddlric ht) judge inlhriM.
i ur territorywVi read athtrd limf and
report
mitt e e ,o f t h e whole y. :;' i 4 ;
- lr AVebser of ; H?- wd that it
would, be remembered chat at, the last
aessiooa roessago was recei?edj by
lawer v to cenain, resoluUena' of the
House, jeladf e. to. the . repeal bfthe
French decrees. ;Th message ras
referfed tq. he committee on , Foreign
Ttei&tipba, who made thdr report.N . On
this report, the House dinot act' at
that; session?1, ,J now rise, iald MrW.
for; the prpose of submiltlng a motion
which sball again bring the aubject be-'
fore the 'House.- I. mean, air, that the
raessaOT and-report of the Committee
of Foreign Relations -thereon, be again
rcierircu iame; BBtne- i unoersianq
snch-a reference, or some similar pro
ceeding, to be necessary.1 in order 'to
bring the, subject again negiilariy bei J
xore us l am induced to this, as wel
by theintrthsic importance of the mat
ter ' contained inhcV report of the 5ec
ret Jry pf State, as by; an unwi hngness
that the1 manner tTn which the' resolu
tions' of the Housfe were answered on
.that occasion should quietly pass Inter
a: precedent I deprecate, the' , idea,
that when Ihis House, which is the in
quest of the nation calls for information
on certain, specific points, the call is
to' be answered by an elaborate argu
enti and that such argument is to be
nolden to be conclusive on the judge
mcntoftbe Huse and nation; The
subject to which the message and the
report of the. Secretary relate, has
lost none of its importance. It remains
an object of great interest, to those es
pecially who havevbejen and -still are
dissatisGed with the professed grounds
of the war It was referred to a com
mittee of the whole.
On motion of Mr. Pickens of N. C.
the House re?oWed itself into a com
mittee of th'e wholeon the propbsition
to amend the Constitution of the Unit
ed States so as to establish an uniform
mode of election of electors of Presi-1
cieni ana vice rresiaeni oi tne united
States- . . , - ; '
Mr. Pickens, in a speech, of corsi-
derate length supported his motion.
lNlr F;ndly spoke for a few minutes
in opposuion to the resolutions
,Mr-; Gaston decidedly ..supported
them in a speech of about half an hour-
When tho committee rose without
1 I ' - W i i
; i e pone a progress ana ODiaineu learc 10
tut again ,
, Tuesday y January 4. ;
Mr Troup ofGeq from the Corn
mittec on Military fifoiTay'rt ported a
bill allowing compensation for horses
owned by militia or volunteers and kil
led or lost in the service o' the United
States ; which was twice read and com
mitted. 1 -Mr.
Lowndes of S. C. from the com.,
mutee on Kaval ArTairs, proposed the
following resolution : . ! . .
FtflvctL Tba the President of the U S.
fye reqt.es ed to preieiit to the' nearest male
relative of Captain James Lawrence. ' a gold
medal, and a silver medal to each ef the com
miisintxl nors who served under him , in
the sloep of war Hornet in her conflict with'
the British vessel of war die Peacock, in tes
timony of the hjeh sense entertained by Con
cress of the gallantry and gebd conduct of
the officers and" crew in, the capture of that
vessel. And the President is also requested
to communicate, to the 1 nearest relative of
Capt .Lawrence, the sense which Congress
entertains qf the loss which the naval service
of the U. 8. has since sustained in the death
of that distinguished officer. i. .
The resolution was twice read and
referred to a committee of the whole.
The bill making certain partial ap
propriations for the service of he year
18 14,' passed through a committee of
the whole. Some discussion took place
In committee of the whole, not on tbe
bill but on a complaint of Mr. Pitkin,
that the general estimates for the en
suing year' had no yet-been laid before
the House. In reply it was remarked,!
by. .Mr. Lopes, thai the course now pro
posed was not novelj hut had frequently
before taken place, of making a partial
appropriation when necessary, before
the general estimates for the s.ervice of
the year were made out. The bill was
reported to the House, 8c ordered to be
engrossed for third reading, ' ! i
The Speaker laid before the House
a report from the Acting Secretary of
die Treasury, transmitting. a report of
tne. unector oi tne iViini on tue essays
of foreign gold - ; '
; On moti-n bftMr. Lowndes ofoS. C.
the Houseresofted itself into a corn (
.mittee ox the wnoie, on tne resoiuuons
expressive of he sense, of Congress of
ihc merits oi several ot our naval neroes
who particularly distinguished 4hefn
selves during thei.past summer. -
.MK Lowndes of S. ; C. made ,avery
eat and pertinent" speech on ihe" mer
its of those achievements wnich are the.
subject of these reiolutions. 4 i
, -On raoti6n"'1qf j Mrl pickens of f C
the f House apain resolved itself into a
committee of ihe whole,-on Mr.;Pick-j
lion. so as to establish an uniform mode j
of election bf elcctora of President and
V: L.rr ; " ... .. . - - :i , rwno sics)Uk uvui wurot religion inw(,etB cf The Kiot i
Mr.a Wight spoke in support of the f and humahfiyVbehatlvbn induct to
resolution;knd Mr. Shipherd tgamst it. -; fampl tM mOmMint literary woli
jir, Pickens replied. .!'.: .- , ' 'yyA'
vice rrwwucm. ,
The follriwirhT resolution waSnfaid on
the table by Mr. Jackson df :gitaV
J?$ves&k -attfie- Jouwing'a,rU0le
be propo sed -io the Leii la tu res of the seve
ral Statesaa aroertdmeAta to" tbe Ccnatitutioh
of the p Sfateseacbjof which wben.Vai.fHd
by "three fourths of tle ,sid LecisIaVures ,
shall he. valid to all Jntents and purposes. fas
part of the Said Constitution : , 'r i f;
, ,1; Copgresa ah all have power tdiay a taxi
or doty not. evtcedm u eir centum ad
valorrtnon articles exported from any state.
' a i Congress V shall have' newer to raalcB
i roads3,ai.y itate; .V,4 . i
trongres shall have power to mate ea
nals in Iran f 'state,' wim the consent of the
State With in i wbitb tbe same j&atl be made?
! 4 Con press shall have power to establish
a national bank with braiicbea fbereofin any j
axate.- -. , . . - --a. .w- . .
.' ; Mr. Vr!ght, from the committee on
uiivsuojeci, roppriea a oiu esiaoiismog,
an siniorni1 mode of election of t Sehiv
tors- and Represeptatlves lb Congress,
L'which was1 twice read and committed. I
''-MrEalbddrh.' of ;hib. intiuced;
sul5ect which was before the -bouse at.
the last session, Viz. the appointment of
av commntee to enquire CfotiV jthe eapef,
diency of providing more eitetiially &
ecdnom icall y for, the prptecuon ofthe
north westcrp frontier 'against the in
cursibns ofsavagesjkc; by "granting do
nations of lahTd to actual sfettlers&c, ! "
The resoluiion was referred to the
'niUitairy.;e!craM ,
The bill malting certain partial ap
propriations for theV ear 181 4y was read
a third rne land .passed. Th ?main
"apprbpk jtioti in the bill is a million and
a half oidollara on account of the ex
pence of the military establishment.
The tesbluuon reladyp to the brilUant
exploit of the deceased Cant. Lawrence
and the crew of die Hornet, in' the
capture of the Peacock, was read- a 3d
time, passea unanimously, ana sent no
the Senate for cbnctirrehCe. V )
The house resumed the order of the
day on Mr. Pickins'a 'proposition or
amending the consdtulion, sokas'to have
a uniform mode oF chusing Electors of
rresiaent ana ,vr resident ot tne u a.
The report1 of the committee of the
whole was against the! resdlutioh.--Messrs.
Wright, Macon,- Alston and
Gholson f poke against the reports when
its further consideration,' was postponed
till to-morrow, on mbtidn of Mr Gaston
Mr. Taylor ofN York offered a 're-'
solution instructing the judiciary conv 1
! mittce to enquire into the expediency
of making n the duty of the Attorney
General of the V S to keep his office
at the seat of Government during the
session ef Congress Agreed to.
The house went into a committee orf
the biir to amend the 7th section of the
act,to lay and collect a direct tax, which
was gone through, and ordered vto be
engrossed, i !
Thursday Jan., 6 k. '
The bill to amend tmydirect tax law
was read the third time and passed
Mr. Murfree offered a resolution to
inuuct the miliary committee to en
quire into tha expediency df empower
ing the President, by and with the ad-'
vice of the Senate, to appoint a Lieu
tenant General to command the armies
of the U. States-Mr, M. stated the
ground of his motion He aid that it
was uecessary to have an officerwho
should be responsible for the conduct
nf lh ctrmv.n thwt ll shflnM nn ronnirAr
la long investigation to find out where!
error or .misconduct ayt in 1798.
said he, when a war. was apprehended
with Francesuch art oSTicer. was deemed
becessary, rand it is certainly more
necessary now. Had we such an officer
there would be no necessity . for the;
Secretary of War to leave his office for
the seat of war. After some obscrva
tions from Messrs. vVV right 8c Fisk, the
motion was agreed to without a division,
anu tne resoiuuon ncs over ior lunner
consideration, ' ....
MrSharp of .X'y, after a number of
introductory remark!, offered the fol-
lowing resolutions; t r v '
ifetolved, That , the rnrlitia of 'these U. l
r the territories thereofr when lawfulle em-
played in the service ofthe U. S; are subject
to the same rules and articles as the troops
oi toe United Mates. . . i -
That every person not subject to the rules J
and articles of war, who shall procure ior en- TI
tice a soldier in the service of the U S. to
desert, is guilty of ah infraction of the laws
ot the TJ. S. and subject to punishment.
That his Excellency Martin Cbtttendenj
Governor of the State OF Vermont, by issuing-
ma proclamation, uavea ai j.vivnipeiier on tne
10th orJov. in the year of our Lord I8i 3, did
entice soldiers in the service of the V. States
to desertTherefore. '' ',.
v. ?BsoxwBf,.That tjie Presldeftl of the U. S
be, ahd he ia lifreby Ttujjuested to ' instruct
tlie Attorney General to institute a prosecu
tion against the faid Martin Chittenden. ,
1 After, ..soiyef debateiV the resolutions
were ordered to lie on the table
The house resumed the consideration i
pf.the report f the comniitteecof t be
w bole on- M r Pickins motion, which
was debated jbr' sor nime'when the
message from the President on theaub.
ject ofpeace negociationa, waareceived.
anq Caused a ppstponemetiu 7 a .- "C
MrV Wheatbb biseme.the'ipetMoii
of raul Coffee,, avfrmaiT dfrcoloin4 ,
who states,that from motivtMiof reheioo
IburexTpopIe to eff ctthe object of hfaM
uridekiftgileferled; tc'W"
ivr. X4JKcr50ii:suDninica .aretJjuuo;Ai:,x:5i;:r
ibr'ihe appoiiitnientlof a cojnnmijteejid
revise-theaws.reailatm;gthQG
Pbst OfBce, in'relatioii ttrmmentf
ap'ybf the Heads of Depar'tmebti 03uld v
ahused:ttnigb b used torie:
worst oitprpsesV iTbe restdutioh wa
agreed tbv3tt0v53;; j.:-f ;
i, ir uros?enor moved that thexynttiAt
mitteei imUry
to enquire imoa
Utiona'-jby wiicij.:rb(ipabs'.f rhrvihr&
General appoints band ot Officers ttomj?MI$ti&Wvf
onerTofjhe
ambuntmgltdfiqt'iess than ont
amy.'rej:obtatned foitc ; oflrtcris yyvt j 1
therebly andVwhtther they; o&Wto;;bM
rKiixEU nramnnfn. t i nrren in 11 . .sj.i.nii.tTT.i'J
-1 n
biMVtriakib'an'Kp
.n anda baU.5qn 3&iuM
a .million
. ti$iti&r$: raepitiiient iiijr'amonaifiijipp
Ihenr.'-latter :sdme' "tlebitey I was '' agread AlciJff
notice;
f HkRffBY g;ye BOtfce thai 1 Will prVsecote
4- with the ir r.ost i fcevr HUttct.
potion and, peisons, thai shaii y
i mot or . tonsrire to violate1 or
PfeWdeot cTtbe United States titcbf n Td4 pt
liptn, Eqairs (ani 'b1sass6cisieJj iV aiiy placef f
p .state, at or sown uainrnt'f, wupir me
juidicuea ofUbe Unitd Statei;: idfr, co
vrr or-cdior ct a law passeo uvune uncrai
In. : TVirrttti 1h tUtPVn. of I saHI State Wkth
Steam &aS: . And 1 do; ak atney'cd
for said patentee' amd.hm;aa$cates,:,rctesi..y.4
zgvTist thef sai taw asvbeinjg; ibrreptKioUsiy w fyfr
and to-"wls suggestion ofcttincd.: .i ; .
V- JOHN D. 1E LACY.
Raleigh, Jan. the lOtb, 1814
COTTON filRTTNOl
T G AL.ES hu jiiit received frptn jdie Ma
J nutactory, a supply .ot Uotnestiq votton
h ifttno of an' excellent auaiitv. wh'teti ia'V ..'i:
" n - -----. - . b t I ' " fJ2' . ' - I -
now oa sale at his Store - r ,'. .' . , ':.. ' ns Z,
rF evrTV denommatiop, saiuble'for any bt
he Banlcs ib be'lbad atJ: alesfSe
JFR IDAY, ikVi AttY J4, l8I4
' h-sessUri.-. XMl'
the oaee of. erred.. -p:imP0
aiifaxthat the acts of i 5t
IUC OUpiTIUC WUi
It has' be en deteirrninec.
.Inn a tVfHTl HallfaXti
the General ,sav.mbly of this irtat,comin.only
cahed the Suspension Acts. aH unfeonstttu "
tio,nat , the Court grounds it decision on, 1
deral Lonstitutlon, which ia it Kese woMsy X?, HX S
'b Sate shall enter fntoiany treaty; alb ; t;ixjjfi 'XXXri
juice or confederation t - jr cunt k letters
of r
marque ana repr
of credit ! make
?er coin a tende
anv bill" of; attainder. K Pnt facto, t,w. orr
tended to take a JV nt of IJrroi to te
prewe Court, of the. United ; Ji ates but, on
examining the'act df Congress; it was disctw
vered that, the above case was not cine of
those enumerated in the ,25th section of ihe
t nf Entitled An 'at5t ti' establish
the Judicial Courts of the United states.'
words 'Thjft
a final judginent or decree inj
-I U1S VCCIHMIIV ill tuc iuug(ti
ahv suit. .in the;
highest court ot taw pr cgM'.y ot a. state m
-i - l L. :..
which a deciaionVin the suit couiQ-pe naa,
where is drawn in question the Validity of ,
treaty or statute ofi or an tuitlrority exercised
nndi-r,h ii. S and the decision us arainst ;
low impairing tne opuganon oj contract, or ' ;f & - ,
grant any title of nobility" ; Alrw;,!.: ua- v.'BtM-r l
nieL who was counsel fof the Defendant, in-X iVjf sf r J
their validity $;drwhere.'. i;ldrawn ' .asX-X'-Mft
lidn the validity of sT statute bf, or an auiho- v pjXil
rity exercised etrder any .state, onine gruuni
(f thfir hrinfr renusnant 10 the COJtsUtutkw,
Itieatiea or laWaaftbe U- btaie, and the de-
cision la in Tavdr ot saca tneir vaiiany j or
where m dr&wn in'ouestion the conbti uet'on ,
o f any.clause of the consd.tHioii,, or of
treaty, or statute of, or commission held un
der the U-5t and the decision is against tb
title, richr. ortviieireor exemption, bpecialiy
sfet un or cUimed bv f either, pary,v ,onder
. -- . . .i' 1. 3k-
in the nresentcase, the-' Itahri'havede
cided acaihsCt the act of the "Staid, and the
rOefendant ha no riht; to his Writ of Brror.
fi id the decision; beenjn favor and- in sup
port of the act? of tiie atateXhthe :Ba1n.
have had a 1VYtttf lErrrir, Ai-cord
Rfri AVilbsNewsom, of.thWcouuty. to Mors
Betty Hollomart, of NbrthSorptoo,: i O
, in rerson couffty on incuw i uiv ir. .uo
maaarker to. was
I auca clause .ot aaia . nsmuuw.ijrij , ., il i
fatattite 'brcomttUsidi,'rtiay'be reSeiamiaed .t-;-M2ll fikhm
Aiid , reversed of-affirmedi tht? Supreme ). ?$$M'
Court of ihe 2nUedf Slates lipon arit-of : X l
ing to theihore ejenlioned act 01 uonjess y &i& 'n
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