( 1
AND
NORTH-CAROIINA ga
Out re tfie pln of fair delightful Peace,
I'awarp'H by part race, to livriike P.rothrra.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ll, 1618.
VOL. XIX,
NO. 990.
.us a f WW
ISLw JeL -M-ii -LL
ZETTE
ON DIFfKIfKXT KKI.IGIOUS SF.CTvj. j
-. 1
r,L PP- observations on this suhiec' H
.-rema'e'K- the Kisbopof IndaftV it. an; 1
tr to bis daugnter, who had desired, :.
thf rioiift "fa lerrale r'el,-Ijts o irioi.
or a promised match from a Gentleman of
li.e Uicek Church.
"The Chri t;n Religion is wholly com-p-i.-nd
in the "New Testament, hut met
l.ive interpreted that book in various
a;ws, and heno have sprung tip a great
variety of Churches. I scruple not vi
the'r.anie of Christian churches To assem
blies'" of men ..uniting -together for pnbjir j
v.( rhip, though they may ehrJer somei hat ! I
1p rr earn other m dcctrine and 111 chtti
piine, whilst they all t.gree in' the funda
mental principle of the Christian religion
that Jesus is the Christ, tlie Saviour ot
the world.
" In this the G reek, the Latin, and all
the reformed churches have one and the
sanie faith. They all bel eve, too, that
hritt rose from the deadthat there w ill
fe a resurrection of. all men that there
will ht a future state, in which -all men
wiil be rewarded or punished iiccordlng
to their works done in this These are
fccme of the chief points in which all
churches agree; they disagree in mat:e. , j
ci less importance ; and each church, es- f ;
ucmuiR itself the tiueclmrch, is ant to il
impute liot n t rely error, but crime tn
every other. .This imutatinn, 1 tl.w.k
; tien c'iv wr.ng it is judging another
tr.-iivs sc rv ant it is assuming dominion
jcr ai t the r m.in's faith it is having too
1,'gh an f iiiiin of nir own rvisdon it is
pn umit g that we r.re rctideiii-g Gt-d
si i v ice;, V hen it may be that we are mei 1
lv M'pportii.g car own prejudices, flatter
v v our ow n self uff ciency, anel paying
lii n age to intellectual priile.
u I do not indeed agree w iJj those who
es t in it a n atter of indiffeivrxe wiut
rehgu n a m :n adopts provided his Tie-be
f cs it ; yetl must think, that tlis :nd;',7er
erce i less t c plionabh than thae w ant
of charitv U r these w ho dissent frr;ni our
nfirt.n.b:r f.iit'i. wh e.Ii ti f, frjvi?. ?! -
cup i s the ntinds cf well-ii.eatjing zealcts
in every clHirctu i f t tiie tun moon, vvincli was tiien rising
" The d ct l ines e f every church are j ) hut a few degr- es from it. Others are of
1-e : ki . tvoi i s pv ' .ic creed. fncau.-e H opinion that it vv:is m.-t more than half as
th at is snpp -.-i -d ! he i C'-iiij ciiiiuin of j' Jarge. If either of these suppositions be
zv- y "es i i .:h a!apred to general us-e. j r- ar the truth, it most lmc been a body
" 1 ! nisfcn Greek ('hurcli does not ( irttmense; si.f ; for its disiauce was ve
vsc in its public sen ict wba is c r..nw.;:- rl ry considerable
ly c reded the -If ohiWa Cjral ; n r what j Its do cent, many imagined, was in a
is imprc p'erh called the. ihuiutiai C rr, d t "rjgln line perpendicular to the horizon..
but sin ply thaX which e use in our " hui tiiis could not havo been. It proba
coinmunton service; which is uunllv de-l bl fell in a parabolic curve. Its velocit)
u- v.-v- : red ti e Jicrnr i rc:J; thi ugh h j weave unable correctly to Compute. The
i i, .ii every p .hit, precisely i;ut v hich ! ; ctleritv of its movenent was s- rreat, that
XI: . yrni1!! tiic year 13. I do not pu v:;rt;i
t- ii.aa.e- the Kns i to Chmch f r the ex-!
V.C.; e use or me 4'unt v. nti m its pi, b
f lie e r ict tpecialty a it ti es not : pro
Li'bit.ti ic r i ate se f the ot In r nwi "NY i
r . I . Ik r . . . .
I i.h'tu.e it fi r ' differ :v;r inn. the Ro-
i chorch in one ai t:c.'e i tins cu cd.
i tcting tl:c 2I( iy (iho;,t pr; ct edinir
fum the Fa tin r ..alone ; the utih ail th-!
r- ' mice cnurci.es ;;ree witn t-c church .
t lv -me in 'main tain ing the jrceessif n of !'
the Kelv Gh( st ti in t j,e Fati:er ;,nd the i
V". : . notwi?l'st:ine:inir its he'iur- well ici t v -. ' ,
ilit Ue.wrt
ii v ed by a I' ; e in'ihe tenth cemuy, j '
Without the antl:. rii.y" of a c urci! . TUt' :!
fih.iishchu.rVh
pi.i jratoi y ; in i ot denying the sadan en- 'I
tai cup to the a:tv ; in al.Uwir-g their !
pi iests to is any ; in xylair.ing ti. nMtb- i
slantiaUf n nv a n;y sta ia .nianner ; iii not U
ir.vt catiiv.; s-iints ;.ri the Virgin Tvl; jv .
n ediatoi s ; acivnowlcdg.ir.g-' Jesus;- Chri "t !
s the only IVieui.. tor ; ar.d i; joauy jr;iher ,
pt lots. In those, ai o in oilier partientars, !
ti e ijii t .v cnuicn leems to bav,;
- a lean- !;
dn-rine inay be in:e. bnt not behig a part J that, of a heavy thunder. Bv others it v ,u tV.u,Vcn,u', l,,;- :c-'ntpen..at.ni, he ret eh- re .
t w hat was estMhiishec- at tie Ciiir.ci ( f l was cor., pared to the noise of three can- '"'Hyw ed by law to the Judges of the Cir- j
'?cr, it is not admiltcel bv tiie Grtxk ; ' ;n0.i ulsc'iarred in quick succession. cuit C urt lor the District of Columbia, j
C h-itch fjy'-v:VX:::-;S t A hi' !e Ik fore t!e explosions occurred, jhesun. t.f nve lumdrcd dollai s per annum j
" The Nubian church dhTers from the !! or rather before the import was heard, a ' paid-to. ...the. Chief Justice of the said
n g to the pv'nc:p!t i, o: ProttiVciuiiii. ra-li e'"ri.g iis passage fi ' m i ear the zenith
ta-r than of iVpery. j .lill it' was total L- extincuished ; that he
"On no occasu n ought wc toact ir p , saw it three ti i.es vi.kntlv agitated, so;
j rsition to our conseiencr, h;.t it dof s net i ; to ufe his owii language, " as to turn o
ioViuw, that ;n obeying the d :'ate s of cu- ) er tliat at each atritatioii or lean, its
w n. .v e ivtu; uyiiij ; n r iae re ; ou.k oin.uusiiea ; ami, that shortly afie r
L such a thing as an errone',oscnt:v-cii nee, K tne third, the haiiiuary wholly disappear
snti wcj).;a !,ct be able to delect the ei r j ed ; that, a: the time of these agitations,
ror. 1 kut a 1 nlleman wbo h:(i h't'-Vh i ! he heard three distiorr n-.r, fc Tt -.J
brcuhtp at Ltoit ano C'aiCibi idge, win j i
jneuciuu I re- eriy xr, 1. ilow u.r the tm- ?;
J.ulse o: hisjudvi; ,.nt. I think he iV rrned ;
cegree t mcderati .n, theieioie, I thint i
ei the di.Terent k-els of Ch j istians. E c-
r sect be'.ieves Usclt to be i iu.lu. biit it I
elces not become any of them to s:i v 1 !
idin mi r h. ! ..-. . . !
. ........ , ,,tw iiiuu inv neignocr. o"
Pw .Vtut-uie gates. ot heaven are shut
pg'in.st all t thers.
i -uss pinion, 1 tlnnk, wu easilv m!
Ittt, tnnn what 1 ha c w rittcn, m'y opi-
va; Uiut U, u; cvtryihr rcaLecu. the
aspect tc I !
i i
irons ..:ra a k i.-ieataut '.'tea me a Ho- I e.p esion, v.h:. !i was obscrveel by the
man Catnoht. T h: :ge'i' lcman examined j; gentleman mentioned, who was studin
ilie. foundation -vi ::U reTgiohs; an! final- in his garden. He aho heard the iepcr
ly settled ,utn;-t t i hv Churvh of Keme; but ;:.ammd. that not more th-,o tU, t l
.U eiiei.ei us n.o-nu v.t. hot. lh:M U t.K ! :hr r m mh nw n ,.f t'.. vill-..r.. I
ioy ojnnion. n. . pposiii n his cpii h n; U mat the ii iei veiling time could not haeH 2iy bushels of salt
andevcnadii..ii;,!g my( phii:, iobe right, ii been short ;fj.ve minutes. ' M oo00 gUlon of vinegar.
would be u!cio:!i-...hK. in ne to cou-.j Though the im tion cf this, as well as all i' Un5. 'l'5 " c June,
;;tmn.hn;for
ithias taier.ts and constitntir nal turn ii 5een to move one thousand miles in mi' Jon the lttd,y of JeLrua.
n.ii.c, heeruKJ na e e -caned the error S ; ,,uteV it is well Lnown that the motion of'; y 0 , Qt m T-
into which he hadiaiho. U iti, - .;.... II h ;. ... .i..... ... . ,.. I ,',; 2 Jit ew-l uTk.
-. -. - m -.-i u.iuiudi. -i .tuuuu is i.vii.i.iuiitt.iv 3ii).. lieiniiiiiir over
matrb rr.eets with, her approbation and i
h it v.f litr parents, it need not he cleciin-
-d Hern anv appreherie!. of the chll-i
! en's sal varion 1 eh -5 riskee.!;-' being cdu-
raw (1 in the Grek ''church ; especially
v when thv arrive at mature atre, thev j
vv r ! be at 1 crtv to examine and judge j
themselves which, of all the Christian J
cinches, is most i.itable to the Gospel
of CUriil."
SCIENTIFIC.
It is with pleasure. hat we insert the rol Tow
ing inter est mg sclent f r inteUhrcnce trom
t pen of Professor Ihi 11, of :,dd!eb;iry
College. He lias been professir of Malhe
rr at c sr. d X n 1 1 r al J 'h i ! o'snp i y in th.Tt Sou
rtsirg heminarj, ihr several ears past,
:.t.d is rruch est eemetl among nti of the
first hierarv dist i cliou in this count ry,
:kvA in Kurope. Th.e account here uiven,
is "interest rp. and ritten with much ele
p.nce e 1-ope that lie will give fur her
p:;r Calais concerning this wonderful phe
nomt 11011. .-.'
rnn?i rttr, jitioxai. sta'tthabd.
j The fill t accttJ nt of a Mete 0 r, is
Jrcui tin- f. vn tt Professor Hall, cf
Mhldleb ::r-j Cotugr.
A Meteor of uncommon magnitude and
brilli-.ncv was o!)scrvcd on Friday even-
; ing, tlie ITth ult. by a number of inhabi
tants of ibis and the adjacent towns. It
. made its appearance, according to the
most accura te chronometers, at twenty
nine minutes after nine. A gentleman of
this "village, standing in his garden, which
40 degi-ees ..beve the horizon, and in
an easterly direction from this bci-ough.
It appeared of cifll rent magnitudes to
tlifft rent individuals. Some affirm, that
its apparent diameter was equal to that
no ra t -,.n Vv :t!i w .e ni we h ive r r., nr, r
h.;t nn;! l m -s:in:..n ti ! n..tl. , : i
lirce, eun iog udch it vv:;s vis:;,if. i j !
c-t:d :.-;t 4.a-.e been at raoat more t!;an a 1 1
ed h. niellii: iron, but that it v.a, n.oie i
Li ;inai:t. (
Three exphsiorvs took place while the !j
meteor was in the heavios. T he ic;.oi ,
was so haul as to be heard bv most ot th- i !
jarred as by a slight earthquake. The
snnd w;s thought bv someto resemble
teor, wh ohsci ved. Particies proceeded
iVoin tiie body, and continued luminous till
they had arrived at cornice; able distance
ii oiu it. but gradually jrrowmg less and
less vivid, tili they disappeared. Many ;
iiu'.iyidua.iS av the -iiut, who did not see
tiie meteor.
A genileman lielonging to Whiiir.tr,
stales, that he W'tiio! l lit- "nhenrmOii;n
.
pre b.:hiy the li-ht sent forth at the second
n!:,:.u;es intervened between tlie flash and
the time the sound reached his ear. G-
less tkah tiiii teen miles in a V minute. ji
Supposing the interveirig time t have !
ix.cn 5 iiiuiutes. the meteor, when it ex- '
plodcd, must have been about 65 miles 1
r
' distant from tnis place. If the interval
; w as iiiieen minutes, its cisxance must 1
j have been aljcut 2G0 miles.
We cannot doubt, that, at the moment .
i of the above mentioned agitations, stones,
denominated meteoric, were projected
from the principal mass, and precipitsted
11
inclines to the southeast, happened to betoU Ax lu "uu,lii, a rm 01 r,ury ano i v ,
! looking towards his house, which was very at Ce A i. cent, at the Fork oi L.ke j,
1 northeast fn ni him, and was surprised by imr' nu the head ot the Kivtr St. Law-;
a dazzling light f a peculiar hue, pro- rnce" , , Jt .. , !
; ceeding, as he supposed, from the build- ft? u "ed ty ihei vote and Ihuu
l ing Tuning hiveve roumh -fS
l obicct from which "the liuht emanatetl J"trti;vr l!1 C" '" n,:b!td h:,t 1
i-nr.::Vi...:... ...... i... L. . ?c 1 it shall he awiul t. r the I'u suknt ot t he '
i it- nun .11 k u.i iiiii.. iv r .i.i - r .
vei y h w stcot eis. j ' m i' i'r u.: .ictn (!.. i June, ;
e liav c heard its apper.rai.ee eon par 1 1 r';u th 5bt hundred and ei;J,M en, ' j
ed to tliat-of if-in in a turr.ace. th. in.-iHnt l: t,;c d'sU ,rt 4 L;I H tb.e Smv . l )!:c,
it is bes;inninglo fuse. S' mv sv, us 1; j li,h hc 'lied tne district or Cuvahta. ! I
was st mewhat duleient in in that airVr.U ! APni : ltI-Al l r r
- - : V
uver-
hich ex-
plrcle in the atmosphere. Tlicc stones
ac usually of a'elobular form, and always
covered with a bhek or deep brown m-
crustation, composed chiefly of iron. - The
internal part of the mass is of a c ravish!
color, and of a coarse, giamilar texture.
Chemical analysis has shown, they are J
made up principally of iron, suiphii',:
magnesia, clav, lime and silex. These I
stones have fallen in almost every part of !
the globe, and of all sixes, trom that a: a 'f
pea to that oi a body 01 several van's in
diann tcr. But one instance of this kind t
has, to my knowledge, appeared in New !
England. This is the meteor which burst i
over he town of Weston, in Connecticut, 1
in 1807 ; an excellent account of w Inch !
was given to the public by professors Si l!i- I
man and Kingsley. The b -dy of it was !
computeel to nave neen not lesstnan 1J or
1300 feet in diameter.
If stones fell from the !odv which we
have hastily & very supet iicialh describ
ed, we are anxious tt know w here they
fell We hope to hear sometliing 011 this
subject from ur friends in th.e eastern
pnrts of thi state, or in New Hampshire.
I Should vv e oLtaii'i any additi r.al infill- m a -tion,
which is interesting, relative to this
extraordinary celestial visitor, v, e sliai! ;
j not fail communicating it to the public. ;
(The above is ".taken fr in tlie mouths off j
t,thcse who wiincjs.cd tiie phenomena.
F. HALL.
T)Y AI ITIOKITY.
! it shall be lawiul t. r the I'lt sident of the
L ,lltctl tals to establish, w hen it shaM
appear .lo nini to ne pn t i r, in aiicith n
to the p' i ts ot entry a:,d delivery already '
established on lake Ontario, one other
port of entry and'., delivery-at the village
of Cape Vincent,at the Foi k ot lake Onta- ;
rio, and at the head of t ! . e ri er t. La w - '
rence, ar.d to appoint a crlhcu r of tiie
customs to reside and keep an clLce there- !
at. ;.;.--:
:: ':.::iya H. CLAY,
Speaker of the I loue of Ri pres. ntatives.
JOHN G AiLLAKD,
President of the Si nau pro teu.jore.
February lt, 1518. Apj.u vnh
JAMES MOM'OE.
An act to change the name of the 1 .Strict .f 1
4" . ,o. '
Br it CKUC fd by :.'? .S. '.y. o.Vf v7.v" !
oA .ve.u.';vei r.j tkcir:;i:d A.'c,V.s :
V initrcc: V1 CoKgrc csu (,;td. Th..t
J AM K S M O N I; ( ; E .
1
n act 1o increase the S.ih,r. ef'i' e Tj Ucs
of site Circuit Court tor ihc Uistr.ct oi C o
hiTTihia. ..;.;
Semite cvd House
rf X'pr' vlui'- 'f ihe Cdivd &:a'?s j
''"'Mcum Congress as. Zerf, That j
( Court, and the same sum per annum to
j each t f the assistant Judges cf said Court,
, payable quarter yearly ;'thc tirst quarter-.
; ly payment t be made on the fiic dav cf
April , one thousand t ii; h t
iht hundred and
; cie'Uteen.
Aprii 20, 1818 Approved.
JAM ES MONROE.
' OFFK E OF THE COMMSARY
( GENERAL OF SUBSTECE.
1 IfasUvyton Citt;, JIuqust 25, 13'S.
FBNIS is Uy give o(ic , that tr parae pro
; 1. pesais will be received at he Cffice cf
I the (Jommissary (ieneral of t'ubsistence, un
I til the 20 h day of NfVember next, inclu ve,
I for the supply of ijttiors for the ue of tlie
troops of the United Stales, to b- delivered
j in huik, upon inspection, as folio we, viz :
1st at host on.
7 SO barrels pork
1562 bushels peae or beans
2'Ji,'J barrels ot flnur
350 do of Whiakey
125 cu t. of aosp
. t'
T,
5250 lbs of C andles
423 btrrelt of pork
893 Lusbeli of pease or bekCS
1 14S barrels ot Hour .
"Uii co of whiskey
71 cu t. of sop
2Co0 lbs of candles
125 bushels cfsalt
2000 gallons of vinegar
One third on the 1st d : v of June, 1819 ; one
third cn the lat duv of (looer, 141 : Ui d
the remainder OU ths 1st dy Qt I'wLlwiv !
1229. Li
, to the earth. Such, wc believe, isuni
' sally the fact with the meteors, wine!
. I -1 II II . ! I . I . . -
v;;;-.
Sd. dt Philadelphia,
160 barrels of noi k
3.35 bushels f nease or beans
4 JO barrels of fl n
75 do of v h skey
27 rwt. of soap
1125 lbs of candles
47 biifthels r-l salt
75U e-!lon of vinegar
One tl.ird on the 1st day f .TuTet 1819;;
ene-th rd c;n the is4 dav of Oct' Vr," 18i9;;
;l 1 tl)P Tema n4leron the 1st day of Fcbrua
rv, 1820
4th. Jit Pall'dnore.
$57 bam ii of p-t k
17bf bushels of fease or beans
229(V barrel of ur
400 do of whibkey
14.' cwt. of soap
o(.'0 lh of cin''lej
.r iO bushels ft salt
4000 gallons of vinegar
fee third oi the 1st day of .Tnr.e, 1S19 :
oi thi. el on the 1st day of October. 1819;
a-d the remainder on tVie 1st day of februa
-y, 1820
5th. Jit .Ynrfolk, Va.
267 barrels ot p' rk
558 bushels f 1 ease cr beans
7 7 barrels of fh ur
12.5 do f wuiskey
45 cvvt. ef sr.ap
18T5 lbs 'f candles
78 bu-ho's of salt
125 gkllo s vinegar
j On third on the ls dry of June, 1819 ;
r K'.t .. tt.A 1. ,1... .A n.lnMr ItlO .
i ! 1 tli rmr. x'rAc-r nn 1 )i r 1 c t A t f I'aKril 1 -
y v " . V.. V v . w.' AWV X A
IV liJ-U
1-
i
Cth. Jit Charleston, S. C,
53 barrels oi p. i k
112 bushels oi paaeor beans
144 ba reis of .flour
25 do otuhiikcy
9 c wt of scap
375 lbs of candles
16 bushels of salt
250 ira?!ors of Vinegar
Oru .t. n th on the 1st day of June, 1819 ;
;..i.e - V uilh on the 1st day of September
; IbW ; -tourtti on the 1st day o! Decern
; b , 18:9 , and he remainder on the 11
: di of Marc h, 1S20.
7th. Jit Albany, WV. Y.
f 4 ban t Is ot po: k
14 ::tushe)so ". pease or beans
172 barrels cf flour
30 do of whiskey
11 cvvt. of aoap
450 lbs of candl- s
19 bu) els of salt
300 gilhns vinegar
Or.e-ili rd cn the 1st day of June, 1819 ;
cn i hod ou the 1 si day f Octobtr, 1819 ;
and the rcm&irder en tb 1st day ol Febnu-
1820 .
S7;. Jit Springfield, Jihss.
51 hai r; ts ( f ork
1- 7 buah !s of pease or beats
138 hi! rels of flour
24 do ot w.' i? key
9 cw; of ioap
360 ib" ot candles
15 u!el of suit
guiions 'of vin: gar
O - !hi;d on the lt day cf Jure, 1819 ;
t -hi: d on he 1st day ofO;u.ber 119;
ix'f ': V5 -a ienr li.ucr ci. the l't day cf KUu-
, 1520 .
Ih. Jit Carlisle Pena.
5l! kfm b t j c . k
107 hu -iu s of pease or beans (.
lL'b bar:el t i riiiur ;
24 do of w in: key
9 ' wt. ot soap
3 0 'hsotcpndh a
15 bushels ot s it
240 gallons cf vinegar
1 1 nt tin: d on the 1st day f O' lorer, 1 bl9 :
laid he remainder or. the 1st day Ftbiu
ry, 1820
u ill it rittsburg, renn.
85 1h it 1 t jrk
178 bnshc s ot p. aseor beans '
2.3o ba rcls f tiour
40 do oi w hi. key
14 cvr , o hoap
Wo !l s oi Canutes
25lu.htlof salt
AVo g'li ' s of vinegar
Oip.i!i,rd on the 1st day of June, 1819 ;
one th id on the 1st day ofOctcber, lfcl9;
ard the remainder on die 1st eiay ot Februa
ry. 1820 V
Uh, Jt XewporU A?u.
64 bv rl . of poik
134 bushels of peaae or beans
172 ban el of Hour
30 d ot whukey
11 cw- of sotp
450 lbs of candles
19 bushels of salt
300 gaiiona of vinegar
0;e ihird on the In day cf June, 1819;
; or.c thiid on the lat day of Ociobti1, lbl9
and t e rea.an.der oa the lat day ol labiua
rv 1820.
V2th. M Fort IlatcL ins, Ga.
107 b arte is oi perk
"L;23 bttsbelsof j eae or beans
i7 baii els of fl ur
'O do of uhisUy
18 evvt. of toap
750 iba of canuics ,
!!
31 bushels of salt i I
500 g-lltns of vinegar I
One tmrd on the lit day of June, 1P19 ; ;
oe-iiuid cn the li day cf O'teber, 1819 ;
and the ciaa:iaicr on tiitr ia cay cl xttiua-
y, 1820. : ,-.:. :
1 2th. Jit PZLtUturg.
123 barn. it. of po k
268 bushels of p use or bens
S4-i bin - L of flour
1& do uf wbjgc
I
21 Cwt of SOip
900 bs of candl?s
38 buheL of sa't
6(A) gallons of v negar
On third on lb Is rav of June, 1819 (
oe ihird on (he 1st day of O- V.oe-.i 1813
and the remainder on the lt day of FcbiKjt
rv, 1820
14th. Jit SacketVs Ilarlor.
335 barrels of pork "
104 bushels ef pease or beans
103 ? ba reli ol tlour
180 do of wh".tey
64 cu t. of soap
2700 lbs of candles
1 13 bushels ot salt
1 ialLn r.f win. rrnr
0'4Bi'alt on the l,t dy rf June. 1819; 5
"h mender on the 1st day of DctcsiUr,
1S12 . ' -
2 .'-. At JYiagara.
1C7 harr of pork
232 bu-!r ?s of pease or fceana
2'-7 ba : t Is of flour
50 d' of w hiskey
13 cw t of soap
750 ihs (!f candles
31 bushels of salt
500 g-Jh ns t f vinegar
O lo.if o-. the 1st dav of Jure, 1811;
th r- mainder on the 1st day of Dccemberj,
1819
16-. Jit Detroit.
1378 barrels of por!t
2S71 bushels of nense cr beam
3c9i bhrrels of ti,ur
643 do o whikt:y
230 cwt. of soap
9"45 lb o candles
402 bushels of salt .
6430 gallons cf vinegar .
O r half on the 1st day efJunp, 1819 j and '
the i mainder on the 20th day oi September,
189- - -
7lh. At St. Louis.
1025 cwt o' b en
b9 tar; els of pork
2S7 I ushels of pf se or beanji
233 barrels of corn meal X
I5t2 dv of flou-
643 do if i skey
2 0 cwt of soip
9645 ibs i f car dies
402 bubeU of salt
64J0 galin of vinegar
O cuiht in 'dav of Jure, 18!9X and
h r.m- nder cn the 1st duv ol Odobcr.
1819.
18f. At Arkansas
40 t w .ib con
27 aneli cfpt.rk
112 bushels of pea e or beans
9i narrrU nf corn rr.eal
61
25
9
do of fl nir
w!-iikey
t Wt Oi' S'. p
! - t c i ''l"S
16 t.ashe5 ' fvah
2i0 gahoi s i iiegar
On i: fit ''ii ih fira. day of Jijpe, 1819 &
n.a ndc r cn the first day of Dcteitlcr
I
1819.
Idth.AtJtedJlivsr.
40 w; of bjo;ri
27 barrels of p if k
112 bushels of pase or bear4s
91 b-.ntbi from meal
51 do of fl. ur
25 do of uh skey
9 i vv of s. p
375 lbs f candles
16 bw-nd f salt
2 ' 0 nllons of vinegar ,
O.ebalfon the 1st day cf June, 1819 . Ii .
the remnii:dct on ihe 1 i da wf Deccmlicrt
1819
CCi. At Dahn Rough
128 i w.. of bc n
86 bum U o pork -'-
357 bushels of p. aae 0' beacf
292 barrels of corn meal
197 do ot fltur
80 do of wh skey
29 iwt. of soap
r. OO lbs of candles
50 bushels or salt
800 gallons of vinegaf
O ou.ik on he 1st day of June, 18i,
pi f urth on the 1st day of September
1819; "ef u'tbon the Is day of Dec? m
b , 1819 rand the remainder on the first
da ot .Vrch. 18C0.
t. At JSei?-OrleaK3.
162 cwt of bf f.n
1110 bart'fls of perk
4b2.- buahe s f pease or besx
3776 barre of coin meal 3
2549 do of flour
I0o6 do cf whiskey
3T0 cwt. of soap
15j40 io candles
CIS buabels of salt
1060 gal:onsof vincgur,
One fourth on the first dJy of June. l?lir
one fou th cn the fiist day of September,
1819 i one fouith on the. first day ot Dccem-b-
r, 1819 , and the remainder on the iiit
dsy ot March 1820.
fork, pease, beans, flcu-'whiikey, salt
and vmtgr, roust bedeiivttiin atrongand
a cute batreU ; and tlie sop aiai cainile
in b. xes oi a cectenunt aize-ler traupouj
ti r.
the privilege Is reserved to the United
Staua ot increasing; er diminifhing thequan
utic s to be defiveied, ai.d of cLinging the
period c( delivery i y. KiVluS previously,
s.ily days rtotice to the contractors.
The oritracors i. bv hable fur tin ex
peu-e of ihipecticD, ind tor the tafe d live
ry, at such store houses a may be de cna
ted by the United States, at the several d
pot. .
Bv order of the Secretary ol v.ar.
Acting LiiZi&mtv tt bubtzns&
August 2- & aVs
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