ioioilPA;j2VUwiflVe '
J;
"rj.VBSVASi J. .to a-ttesoninqn n ,11
f IT5 ! ?Pilteand Directors! Notice
: that tic ninth InstaJxnent
' d Capital Stocjc xrfT; pcemb, 1818, cf fen
dollars on-each and every Share;' is required
10 DC paia io mm? ircurerui fttjcucMt)
en cr4efore fie?15th'day oCebruary next,
yjttevffleta
Those who jarCLift arrekti fortheVlst, :2d,
3d, 4th, 5th, tb; 7th 8th,! 9tVo 10th: Instal
ments of. the, original Capital. Stock, or for
the 1st; 27ttty-5th,.th; 7tb 'ibt 8th In
stalments of the increasecf ''Cjpital Stock oof
VDecemberf1818, ofsaid. Crnpany'are re
' guested to iisakc immediate payment -fo-the
; "Treasurer in Pay ettc villeU ? -V '
. : .-ROBERT STnGPrcU: ;
Just received and, for: sale, somedegant
... SWORDS AND EPAULETS; V.V ,
Also on hand, an assortment oUJFJTCpES
and JEWELLERY few plated Candle-
sticks,' witiV Silver 'Mounting D o vCastors,
with' eleganti CutiGbsaJJottlesTea 'Trays
.and WaitersTea Cailies Knives & Forks
Ajoat ana y est -Buttons- rocissors ana qnears
Razors, Straps & llones. ;. Also, some elegant
1 -r- . . . 1
XIGHT DAV mOCKS, , with 3Iahogany
Cases, .ill, or ainpart of which," will be
sold low for cash; by, the subscriber.' : i
.. -r c il v! JOHN V; SAVAGEi
P, S. Also, some arbxES or hard andrx j
accoctstts
, which would be ' wiDingly disposed
above terms.1
f on the
Jan. 8,' 1822.
FRIDAY, JANUARY IV 1822V ?
il Cifv pQiM'-rPtt -.M onday the 21 M
.. instant, the annual eleeiiop Will take
place for an lntendaht of Potice 'aricf
Commissioners if fhef CitjV; vBj the
. act jut 'passed, in addition to the act
- for'the goyernroent of the Git j (which
. arifare in JhU paper) a fine of gO i
j imposed on any person who shall de
line,tbe ; acceptance of anjr office to
hich he Wy be elected in the City.
;s? .:'-;-. v;r. . ' .(. ': -M
Convention Question. The; Debate
on this subject whrcb lately took place
in the. Honae of- Commons, will - be
commenced' in our next, 'and soonaf-
ter. published in' a pamphlet form and
r sent to Subscribers.: -'.V -
-v.
r: Jpdge Nash we. jearn, has been ap
. pointed by; Vis Excellency Governor
HolraeK to hold, ibe ; Court of OyeV
. and Terminer; directed to be held at
lewberni in Jthe course ot.the present
month, for the trial of person at .pre
. sent confined in the jail of that place.
IN
Bank 'Dividends -The ;Newbero
v Bank has ju9t declared a Diyidend 'of
; fou r per cent, for " the. last half . year,
y and the . Baiik of , Oape-Feir ojje of
three and c' halfJ: .v-; . ) : ' -V :
The .Bank of Virginia has declared
a dividend ojF two and three quarters,
which vafter deducting the State's part,
leaTesrle ard a balf per cent, for the
stockbolders - The Farmer's Bank has
.' also declared a Dividend of one and a
half per cent. v
.1
; .David. Walker;: frOm Philadelphia,
is appointed Cashier of the U. States
Branch .Bank at B'ayetteyille, in place
jof Charles S. West, resigned. r
" Since which, we learn, that John A.
Cameron, Ksq. has resigned his 'situa
tion, not only as President," but as a
-Director of that Institution -
Mai. General Scott, and Lieut Ring-
gold, his aid, are on'a ?tour of ibsped
. tion of the military posts and arsenals
on the Atlantic frontier.' They trere
in Fayetteville a few days ago ; when
the Independent Company under Maj.
WrigliVand the Artillery Companies
under CoK Hearsey, J paraded in com
pliment to the Hero of Chippewa, who
;very politely on their request,' re
viewed them, and expressed his high
satisfaction at; the ' 'fine military ap
pearancethey. displayed. The oflS-
cers and citizens generally were desi
rous of. shewing a: farther 'respect to!
ine uenerai, ana ior inai purpose in
vited him to a public dinner ; of which
he handsomely declined an acceptance,.
CktttonOt ' this article there nas
been,- purchased at this ' market', the
present season, upwards of TenlTfyou
sand BaUs, exclusive .of Ba s and
it is though t'rjot three hundred Bales
I are now in Fayetteville.-Fflyeffeviie
Observer ; . ' I -.vV-
ACheck;for S9000, drawn by Tlid
mas W ilson, Cashier of the UfStates
Bank, payable to the order of J.Brit
ton, was'a few days agopresented by a
suspicious nerson at the Branch Bank
at Boston, .for "payment. i The Checki
vas no pard, and the pers)tMS held I (
. - . - - - - ill
for examination.iiHe iavi
t . .. , .... . fv
aju uc nas since i j.
ri.. k.k.. .I.il.'ll III. ,.i.L.'.L I Z . .
tost the Check.
V. !
A law has at length been passed jh
South-Carolina, inflicting .the punishi
ment ofileath for the wilful, malicious
and deliberate' murder ol. a; slave
otrange as it mav annear.'this crime
4 .
baa. heretofore been .punished there
v -.- vr.i.'i' ii nmoasninftsi t "rnakt n.i amnaM inrv rr& ifinmmtMiAnon find innn.pnmmigcinnRii i i -initiiiii . 11. .ui i iiiri bliii 1 1. 1 ir r'nmii i i nmmi nun in.uui57itiiin fit t. v.. .. i
is hereby in 7r.-rriirrvr;.-; . - '
Au ft pQbhe 7 tneetinfi,ot vtne Aiemwers ot
both, brancherof tJie.Legatureof vthe.State
of Snith-Cirolinai lield; on the ". itveidng of
the 18th December, 192lat thc,HaR of.thd
House of Reprsentatjvisat Columbia Col.
Samuel Warrcof Pcntllet6n;h
called to the Chair, the following' eamble
itndvResolution4 were aiJojHed sj;
I WiasiABv; the nert Tsidential Election.
however ' distant, is becoming in .object of
increasing interest tlnughputjhe U, States j
and whereasV it is aDPteliended. that in se
lectingl an ipdrvidual worthy of this "distih
piisnea nonor, senou uinerences may arise,
involving 'sectional -HKvisions of 'alarming
magnitude; f a.cohseiqjVtencei th'eTare 'appre
henson of which obviously enforces thc ex
pediency of ther People of this tjnidn;; rh
mg -their .eyes upon. sosne ind5viduaX(vwho
shall unite-the" confidence, respect arid; cs
tecra (Of.the NoTthi theVeBtEa rand
the South t who, remote from any connection
with", a cabinet succession'shall , be brought
forth truly, strongly,. nd indubitably asi the
f Me it Resolved, jThi iti thesenise of this
Meetjng,?'under th existing .- st'ate'of public
r V. -T- r
s thnf tin individual in tn ITnKm. ilnifpft nr
j enirr4 .the Qualifications , for ; this "station,
with the. prospect of success, if the - election
f be leftfentirely
I distiricruished fellowicitizen.VM. Lbwifuxsi "
! ; ''Beit Jteoid;VTbat" it i the sense of this
..Meeung. : wanst -we ieei ya Aim i conviction,
mat uic eiecuon 01 sur.vjownnjcs, wouia
confer the most important blesVngs on bur
country? yetwe are sat. shed, that remote
from all' feelings of' state part ialityi if an ih
diyfdual rjoore liihly gifted, possessing stron
ger claims than himself an4 more Unanimous-i
ly supporteoV should be produced as a candU
date, .thi State, impelled bythe same patri
otisnvwhich jias; uniformly guided her deter
mihattons, would cheerfully acquiesce in the
superior pretentions of such an : individual ;
but where such ap mflividual is to be found,
is a.difBctilty, poJt easily . to be surmounted.
-; Be" it 'therejorefi Reiofae'hxt Whliam
tw3rDE8; of South-Carolina, is a person well
qualified to,fulfil the important duties of the,,
Presidency of the -United States, and we dp
recommend him to the ' good people of the
several States; at the ensuing ciectioh. i -C
' yBeit JurtiertJResohed, Trtat the forgbjnj
Resolutions be printed ia the Gazettes of
Columbia and. Charleston. r ; :,-." , ;
GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STI
:y y i :' ; - January 1,1822. ;
STATES,
New-Harppshire,
Massachusetts',
Rhode-Island,
Vernont, , '
Connecticut,' '
New-York, i
New -Jersey,
Pennsylvania, i
Delaware, ;.' 5
Samuel Pell. 7
JoluvBrooks.
Wm.C.Gibbs.
Richard Skinner.
Oliver Wtilcott,
Dewitt Clintonv . ,
. Isaac H. WiUiamsbn.
Joseph Hiester. ' .-.
John Coll ini.
. Samuef Sprigg.
Maniana, , . ., uoamuei &pr
Virginia; . -v Thos. M. Randolph.
Morth -Carolina,! jOabnel Holmes.
Soutti-Carolina, A Thomas 3ennett.
Georgia,
John Clark,
Kentucky,
John Adair.
Wm. CaVroll.
. Ethan A Brown.
. ,Thbmas B. Robertson.
Walter.Leake,.
.': Jonathan Jennings .
, Shadrach 'Bwnd.
Israel Pickens.
.Albion K. Prris. " .
.Alex. McNair.
Tennessee, .
Ohio,
Louisiana, i
Mississippi,
Indiana,. '
Illinois,
Alabama,;
Maine,- .
Missouri, '
.i?V ; n Savannah; J)cc. 28.
? U. 8. Circuit Court. rz 8 tea
men belonging to the; smack Hiram,
convicted of piracy on the ,201 h inst.
.were this morning brb't before Judge
Johnson to receivetheir; sentence. It
was i ro pressiv ely delivered to theni.
jTbeV are to be executed on tlie first
Wednesday jn April next, . V
( V '-'-': '.r ' . . 7 - C A
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f ? Arkansas, Jfov. 10.
'i Indian Jlurder.JvBt fiis our pa
peK was gningrto press,-', a gentleman
arViyed here from the Mississippi, who
informs us that a most horrid and un
provoked nmr'der was committed a
bout the; last of October, i n the new
purchase in' the . CKocta w Nation, on a
party of United State' Surveyors,
consisting rif ten persons onty one of
iclioni escaped. The' murder was com
mitted on the lower line, and about 150
milei from; Port-Gibtson-by Choctaw
Indians. The quarrel, we understand,
originated in : 'consequence of sme
triviaj'afrairr Our1- infprman -rt' tv-'
ed the above ; in formation from CoJ.
Nichols.' who passed up the Missis
sippi a few flays since, on his way to
I the Chickasaw Blufi; with the Chicka-
saw aunuii.y.--iaFiie . ;
ipj;W(fTelvProvldence Gazette
mentions, that a person appeared 'in
themarket njace in that town lately
who measured jix' feet eight in
ches in height,and that he sta ed lhat
he wasjhe smallest of six brothers; v
Wejalready : perceive, that several
'subjects arei abput to occupy the se
Lriou attention dfCongress, which we
had not; counted upon amonrthe''at-
iracuynst ui jne present, session. - ? ,
vO. uin.wa. on . me inst. renorteu
- ; ... ' .
by the committee bn the subject of the
(. Militiay which embraces' some . propof
iTjiiiua,',yiii
siihhjs vi f aMicr au uriginai ctiaracier j
ahd; as 1 1 is possible it may . n ot betles
tined, like its predecessprs fbrfil teebV
or twenty years past, to lie on iKe ta-
;t)le? or slumber in the:bospm i of a cbin-i:
mitteef the; Whole until forgotten by
the mere Japse of
.we tmnK it
- f . -w. - , 1
" r . M, . ' M .i
t me, -.we thmk,vit; rThenseepur readers hWe-f? f ; -JjKn 555 Ml f nflut?i, ?. Jtr. ul wa Xifa oita Hi ' '
.proper .mgiye i our readers agenc?., ready hearilV has arriterlatewlOr- citoii raSdcbc
and ' encampea, ,m thin1 the limits of!
eacir origauevjox aiiain'-iiiumuer.pir
ay , . u ri d e r t h e c o m m a n d h f t h e-. o ffi
cere commaridibff brigades: respective?
I y T to receive pay ; and allowance for
MriatellirY jiml .o sfjekfMf
rui es wn c u 4i re pre8ritt;4or:ne;of
;wnmfntJdf4tlA
the Upiteit jstates; ani to teubjecteo
to :the?v cl iscipltiie r &c.'! presrjbev b$
the Wmclmtho
m 1 1 1 i jL tfi' 1h . promhrl frrnn d oTf??k
a ny tn il i ria (u ty , onVpay i n from '4 n
v mm w mm m - "-Wry
to nye ioiiars yeariyTandAevery jrear,
t o such nerson as the -State LeiTsfa-
tores shall ;preicribe
paid tobe applied rtclusi yely; to Jdrsf
burseme n tsu nder th is ct; ? I r"
?:-We.are notVdispoied vto ? li it a -Ta uj it
wirti. the basisof 'this, biU,Bvbjchw
shall- publish at vlarge jbu;it here ap
pear, to-ua to become diffidultiesfn the
detail; Avhich cannot"; be obviated but
oy consiaeraoie amenoment or !iti
f "Tbe House of ; UepreSentatiye
been' for the last two, days, occhpied
wun a qiscussipn. wnicn, at a lajfer, pe
Hod of the session would 4 not have
j been suffered to .occupy vmi?chof its
: attf nticiri namely, 'the grahtitig par
itial annronriations for 'the service of
1 the' War Department for.thfe current
j vear but particularly fbn-at branch
i of it which ha relation to Indian Af-
fairs Th e obj e t io nYto; ij h ispro p ria -
t i oji i s, jtha t ;i t s obj ects are . n o t su ffjcl
ently defined f A part of the'difficul
Uv, however, Appears to arise front the
oitissioa tooraw iiiefiisiinciionoe
tween the expenses of the r'system' of
Indian trade l and those - expenses
which are i n cid? n fa 1 to ;pu r seroi-d i-plo.n.tjjb-itVrcours'e
tribes, the extent., of, . which cannt so
well be ra lit feinted as; to J?e fixl by;
law. but miist vnrv with the circum
stances
of our- rela t ioji w i th those
tribes;
A little, variation of the plra-
seolfof the bill, to winch there
need to have : been nonobjection . weMo with, Au-
believe woulrj Jiavei wbviated very j gu8taJ athe riverfs edge,Jand tlre
difficulty which has been, opposed to
it. The discussion, however, call do
no harm. An honest administration
can haye nothing to apprehend from
the closest ' scrutiny of s its - conduct,
which wilj be more approvel the more
it is investigated. J)af-Jntyif..l
. Tn the new Congressthere are two
Kin., one'Jyoble, one; Knightyn&
one Sergeant one Archer, one Slew
art, one Cook, one Butle r, one Saw
yer, two Taylors,1? four Barbers? fou ir
Smiths one Fuller and ttwo ; Wat
Zrrs d ne v Wolf one Parr ott, one
Hawk, one Woodcock, & one Swan-r
one Cannon, one u, two Heeds, one
.rfty, one cPtfcAer.beside
jong hooks -some oierung h nne
Wood--Rich Cham bers Brown Mills ,
a Little Hill xr so,: arid' two or three
More Y .'''"'-I-;,
; , ,The examinatiup of the officersafid
crew, of the Portuguese sliip Mariana.
Flora, j terminated yestenlayJ They
were discharged , upon ( the ground,
that ; th ere existed nb proof of theig
h a vi ng 'a ttackep! the "All iga f or wi th a
piraticaf intention ; and that they act
ed under a m U take, ;i p su p posi n the
Alligator to haye been a Patriot pri
vateer, , and fired upon ' her . with a
view 'of Oighteninjg ber ofT.f. . 7;
Tfe ship; we understand will be li
bel I edr 1 n beha 1 f of the7 U. States asa
prize to the Alligator. BSfaU Dec7: 29.
i Pensacolal Dec S. i.
. jArrived, ctbe Cnited StateV jship
Hornet, Cipt. Henley, from a cruise,
bringing in the arthed brig ;Centinella.
This vessel, together w i th th e N slave
brigantine I?ensee, (wh;cb parted com -pany
three days since,) are ordered
here forj adjudication. They were
taken by the Hornet, dfl Cumberland
Harbor, '(sduth wde of Cuba;) U The
Centinelja, unta
bu t "commanded by Capt. Bradford, a
citizen of the! United States, had some
daje previdusljr daptured the Pensee,
undeV French colors .with' 49 slaves
on board, and Jwas negotiating for a
sale; of them on theWbast of Cub.t -'
The Hornet also' capthred, off the
I West , edd of St, Domitig,;(and!dis:
patched for l(oriotk),the armeq schr
M ds cdj w i h 0men ; be t ng; I foarid
cruising v withduf ' paper54tInrpfma
tion was aiTterward had:att.JaIt,
of her having; committ0u piracy dn;ap
Mh rsb J brig v lyjnj at Cumber jafui
.?This.x Hofhttfi wiipf lzje, the;
Centinella, carne intd oubadtne
50th ipfficewanUcr are-wel
a 1 J Ou r TfJ a d i djiali ribu n a 1 s , d e iny dg
cdatnizance df4he "case, the Centinella
i has been ? .oie'jidNe
j for a dj ud (cation , las wjll thh
slave shib rensee&ifj fallenl in : with-r
jglierndtiliavir beentheard from 'incV
8KexBarte'"comDa;iiv.
prhe Pensee; : bur readers haveaf
Vea4eit-j fjemi'
alrif rhMbigier h$r&r)$fa
riaYarialfassUted jnttheoiirierbfi
1.iina.;H
Washitig:t6n;City4i asr; sorirt asv the na-
fure
der.
statemer
treati
ofCdba;
n 1 1 mn tp' of I Ai a
vana ot' ins won nas, a lewiays, oei
fore -'Carit-'S sMileil -A'-' :i
? The bri Entejpt izev under ,
' - f - : ct. ,
theHers$f:
able fficerV:IitiU Karhey haxl ar-
nnt M the capital ontheMslandeUconoUicted short; weVaremamuch - ! f.l
:;i'Mr'niwcl-KWAtso I
ri veji ; on i ne i lvtero, and. jvas engage u j iu,"u;-.b " wi?V 7 1 "
Ili'A..' A'i'T 2 L i'--- ? i,Aveara.-for-the slutai of two roilbonsl Of dollars -V, h
l ? ZCI J
"examining everv onanisji vessel as
sn0ame-uut of, port.,, j 7
-yesseh neionffini:: -inere-several yes-
Hels evidentlyitted nirlhelutideraf :
Americans, nau iet ine port
samepdri od.( ;:C '
aliout this.
Columbia. Dec. 8. f
We have a Very useful citiiehhe
M r.'Shu Hy, , a ,man u fac u rer of cities
who on the ban k s y ann ah ; rj y er
oppbsite AugustahaiWccted
sin cer the $A i of Ju ly 5contai njng 84
housed of various jthdsvw1iere are
settled ,44 ' families and cup ward s of
200 -white inKaitants-bet Ween '', the
auti) ucrDtr last and ne ist or ue
cember 3600 bags of cottrirt- were en
tered; i h th eT warehouses )tere'Cltis
ge nt leman form erl V ri ed i n Augus
ta, but na remVejCto this iState. He
sl'etvs h is ne Vv town J- cal led Hambtjrg,
to be' superior to Augusta i n sitiiation ;
1st, on account of th e pro x m i t y of th e
channel .of the river ; dly, from ithe'
numerous springs VyfVfresh water' which
it contains and Sdhry from the une
qual elevation ' of the land, tt being
fore con veoient for commcrcer-ascend
ing as - you leavei the riyer, andfdrm-.
in a lofty .level fof several hundred
acree. convenrent for the healthy abode
of ihe i nhabitants. 5 " ' "".'";i
Shultz requested the assiitance
of the State,, for the completion of Jiis
plan, of the'tbwn, and. t,enable him to
carry on a steam-navigation; between
Charleston and Hamburg;,; which his
experience, he; states, authbfjzer him
to say, can be carried on fyat a;tVeigtit
of not more tHan 50 cents rpry bale
greater; than that between ' August?
and Savannah, .The dbyious utility
of Mr.! Shu!tz?s pr
and" at most magical facilities of his en
terprise, and the -real bana fide prac
tical looks of the tnan, who is extreme
ly unassuming in 'his deportment, are
likely .'jto obtain for him j, the; sanction
and support of the .State, r. A joint
committee has recommended a loari of
S50.0 0 for a term of years, without
i nteres t on his gi yn. secu ri tfi. ;
f- . "4 :;' ' ' .' Charleston Courier.
Tt will be recollected byou'rjVead.eri,;
that' i ri Apr i I last, ; at Harford;. County
Coo rtl i t w as Hecidejdi IbyV two.-of. tjie
JukgeL "Judge HorsMissfWfinthat
the charges cdntarned'.i n h e-vind icjtv
mfenf pgainkt certainBank;officers in,
thV cty of Baltimore, -wee notrhni-;
nail offences against, the laws of fids.
otatet . i ne several cauvrcrwurcu weic
; -e.leam ; by .he arn ya h of the Cfy-; and a haff mimons pf dollars, at 7 per eenV-
no, tnat-an,,American vessev mm a intcrest-Htnta is, very lavorapie :or tne coyn- p;
' northefnforhad-Ue
fetv flays before her sailing, in theve- V'i-V1 dj'i v
W r,trVncP'fif n; hrKii iW 9mkir U TheHepuhlic of Qo utnbia, fro the ,
SO tieeiie were removcu uy wrus oi j
arrnW fnlhp l!Aiirt At AnnPals of this '
State, at ,An!'spoli$,J which comtnencetl ,
ira tiinn nn rne iirsx aionuav or
AmkLr .'onil tth r r ur ft a ii ri! r f until
Saturday, thej22d,' on hearing -the ar-t such damage but dfeityreiy, ;. ; e
guments ofduhseLlien the X-Ctnrtr
Sidf Judges being presdntnanimojis- coif3f?a v
'fu,T P -j iL . r JV r'a. o . a- the city .with, a fire engine and , other imple- .!
lv reyersed the opin m of the Countyv-fn, flnv' r
'ourti and "ordered writs ofpoceden- f firewhlch roaybreak'out in saSfcity;- n c
0, uhdeR which .thecaseawllgaihfh-l citi-
W tried i Harfbrd.c.rtiif t.: . f;
Halt: Fed. Qaz.
! .-J' . y- - "r: :i-
- J i .' .ii ...
i
Distressin
'ttfcrrAiiCdrh'
mun
Corn
AnneCountvi 1 dated vt n 1 en, miles
, .a ; - :, ' v z ,i- y
ptTtne o aiiron DoamexeeprOT
)ie iwetit ashdeV rhdSpphia
furyjying nian) higne
Babjpgtonat - them
vf bdxwv ofVgdods 4ad,CcbroeJa
ed. toariousuerons : in thik.;
tdwm and some for "the tjnitfed StatSyi
arfitieryt this poriliT
gone io pieces,; oijouc uerata,
no.riB 7.rt. 'U be subject to ucfi rulednd regulations y : j
g4thf.;l 8&lgiyeshd mela maeadoptediby the'commissioners of jfe -
telitgence of the rtcfe of? the sdlkthe
Sbnflraosasseymastel-
Kcrracr tetter . jwm :, iMTinarena,
dated'
; .f partiiagena " has 'atiIengtWleen giveri npv.
in happy to say it has Wen strictly adher ? y
fed to. by the PattTots j toamatbbrasecanI
; 1 iifl'at Iffl f padt. .Commerce Begins to Hounsln and pro-" t
Mnr isrnmmo'M taw. .!
H'- rrr'rr-: -r-r- ' .
: ;. ;;:vv.;V:; - .
nA(Z: rLstfPeTde. Wamta 'its
for Raring 6t lin - A"
4o ha rented frc4nlhe
v . .. - - ;
to bePaid in ad van eel arid i s now1.; treating to
take the natlonaT debt a'mflimtingo three
-
& mi . V. ' at '" -t' T'. . .J! a ; v.
daily loexcif the admitrtiob sml eh
I
ine ctHunieiicenieiii u uxipieiics i
an! ndepife n d en t goyein nt. e n t,te t" Vri ues x ' r'v
iirthewjrminr '
if4WlTnitd:; ''
!(Idtio?V; tii the' -to tn m a ti h VJfu m i iaed ' .'
of
a
lun Saturday by CaptKin trow bn-,
i tripo tat w n : o f, sl a v es. -; Tli 1 s i aw al so
provides that aniersonntering up- ,
on t he te f rj jorj; of, Columla 5)1 a 1 1 dot '
brtjg' drejjan'tpne J
ami shal l be obliged to en teVjip to b;nd
nu:tdseliAor disnoHe of saiidi slave ,
ta.VMarina we fiirinTfjearn-; uiarai
tfi : rrq t; 0 T J'excpl I erl pyipred 1 A ,T- - ,,-.
fle.rit4vVrv ; ' ,
bia'hrtiiassed al law brohroi ti rir the : y ; 1 !
irihplcifry
his.leavin thecduntpv agaip to. takeV
the slave with hm,BW :'knteriiMyy'
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AN", ACT
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In addition to fopner.acts, passed Jr the. gov
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lie it. enacted by the (iKral Assembly; df. v
the State' 'of Jf orJth-Ciroiina, Midl U hereby
enacted bv the authority, ofthe 'sameiiThat .
if any citizen who shall hereafter be elected
to serve as Intendant of Poliee, , Commission-,'
er, or Assessor of sd City Of Rale?gh, and i '
shall decline the acceptence'; of siich, iiffice,; V.
he, shall forfeit tlie sum-.of ten'den'' which ; '
shall be recoverable; bywamntt before die
Intendant of Pob'ce of said City, or beforejany
Justice of the Peace or the Coudty of Wake,
and shall gd to the City Funds fbr thc use of f
the-City. h : r i; 7 ; ;
V 2. Be H enacted, , That very jcitizen decu-j
pyuig any lot or part of a lot ,fro)itingron 'ahy.-v.;
street in the said citv, in which footvpjfths.' .
have been, or'may be laid off by ,the Commis
sioners thereQf, shall,; at therr own expense, t
hnproye and keep in good repair, such fob-' '
path immediately in front of such lot or part f
of a lot; or; on failure to do'soi the copmis
sioners of said City shalf cause such repairs 1
to be. made - on ' said foot-baths s they may -
deem icessary. and charge . tlej expense
tliereof to the Citizen or citizens? who shall
have neglected ; to repair the same', .'which ,
may -oe recoYeret ;"d snau f Dej appjieu in- , .
the same manner as is prescribed in die above ' V 11
.section,- " 'tC r. '.;.!. K ?
. And for the better preservation and contj.
nuance' of thelrWater-Works said ; dtyj'; , ' i
which-themhabitante'; thereof have erected ..V
and established at creat exoensej - 4. I .-' ".''' . ?
'3. JBe it enacted, ,1.1 if my eriMn; shall
wantdndcna;;0mage; toi said wprksi , J
cither in themacbjry,i s : " ;
pipes, or any. dther there ' '
to, he shaHv4ubjct to a fine poi. exceed; v -, 'J v:
ing ten dollars, f to go to.the chfurids andr ..
to jumprisonment not;exceeding three months. -4.
f Be,; it irtljer .neTha if t;ny
me it hall b necessary fpf thecdrntiiissJdn
ers thCiity to.cdt a ditch .'oij ditches, for V .
the pjaffposef'k or--
Otherwise, for the -purpose of conveying wd-;.-. .
ter to orsjfrom said water-works through any , ' ,
loi.'Or uiccti 1)1 GTountu -mc-DroDeTivTO anv
4n(hVrdual," who may coMiderJbimself thereby
aggneveo, ajury snaii oe suramonea 10 assess
such damage, in xae same, manner asvis pro
vtded in cases-where canals pass through thas
j t lands of mdividiials and when siich damWe ''
;l shall be thusassessed, the said ,Cnnnis3on- .
1 : i ii- tv i-.'mx. L. 1 L.--x x
erinfe at aiiy hre which mav takei 'place.- and
viMiiiiMii iur uiq uiu uusc vji wuiAjnt (iuu ijir-
I whenever. they shall be called upon by the"-
vasion or warVlann 'nrnvuled nihh comnahv
snau not exceext lorty in number, ana : uux
,pan. ceruncaie oi uieir enrolment.
therein,' since thd.penod of their enrolment.')
T
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. filH Tliuftnt -:R r 'tii Ifirlin4n;i Munnrtn. "1 !
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lifeV'but about ten; o'clock,' -inane! evening,
he ?was attuckedbv violent liward painsk
with whKh ht struggled until the evening ofi
next aay wnen nejwas reuevea iroiu ws prv
ana oi . - ,
sent tna iiuure pains oy ne unpruj. ., : -
dfdeaa.v,;fiv'i UVKi
' in Milvil: iT.thV6thMMr;A
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oniy Dy tme and imprisonment
i,;.c;':ral noticef itsroyisionsv?-
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