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Postrrtstersi'SLnd for other pur l ri iwLca
Vas twice read and committed. -v r V -VV;
me commuxcc 01
nf the Unhed States, for the year 1822, And
for other purpose v which was twiceread
I -and committed, v :1 . ; . ? :'
Mr. IBIackledgc, "from the committee 'on
"the Public Buildings, who "Were, instructed
y 'to jnquire ;into the expediency'of abolishing
! the ' office ' of commissioner of the . public
.; buildings; reported a till fixing the compen-
satiorifor theNcominisidner of the public
I buildings "!whrch 'was twice 'read and Com
mitted.' y ,s"
I . ' On motidrt fof, Mf. Russtll, the: bill siip'ple
i rcentaryTto, and to amend the: act ' to regu-
Jate the duties on importa.ic tonnage, passed
the , 2d of March, TT99, and to repeal an act
j supplementary thereto," was referred to. i
. committee of the whole on the stateofthe
j lTnion; which gives It .preference in'therOf-
! ders of the day.: C ' - 'v
The House tooi: into 'consideration the
j joint resolution from the Senate fixing the
i . lime for the' adjournment'of Congress ; after
I a numoer oi unsuccessful mouons, nxin
; ferent days of adjournment, "the House, filled
! the blankwith Wednesday the 8th of I May
i- and the Resolution being read the third time,
I was Teturoed to the Senate. i
j The House then resolVcd itself into a ccirn-:
1 ?jnittee of the whole on "the unfinished busi
j ness of Saturdav last, (the general .apprppri
i ation bill) ; and : having" gone ' through the
; bill, the committee rose, ami the House took
up the several amendments rnadem.com
'jnittee, till coming to "that refusing to make
ah appropriation to repair he - Cumo erland
oad, . j;.;. ' '. Vx. -
Mr; P. Johnson opposetl the concurrence
In a "speech of considerable length'; but, be
fore he had concluded, on motion, the House
TTX8DAT, APBIt 9. .
-llr.Bassett submitted several resolutions,
for the purpose of regulating future advan
ces ' of money for set-vices to be rendered to
the Government, setUeTfient of accounts, Stc.J
which Vrerejaid on the table, 1 : ,
. The House resumed the consideration of
the'bill making appropriations for the sup
port Of government for the - yeat 1822 and
the immediate question was, upon a concur
rence with the committee of the. -whole . in
striking out the appropriation for the repai
of tne uumoeriana roaa ; wmcn was camea
105 to 53.
After passing on other "amendments, ' the
Din w as oroerea xovdc engrpsseu ior a uuru
jvaaing i ana men uie xiouse aujounicu.
. l r ntDTESBAT, 10...
Mr.. Crudup, of N. C, who was called home
a week or two ago by the. illness of his' fa
mily,.teturhed 'on Monday to his .seat in the
House.' ' ; :;". ' : '".'- :
The bill, makincr appronriatidns for the
support of government for the year 122,
J . read a third timend . passed: '
. The House resolved itself into a committee
'I " of the Vhok ;on the bill making appropria
( tionsor'the support of the Navy ot the Uni
j "ted States for. tlie. j-ear. lSSand on the bill
makuappropriatiOJW.for the Public Build-
j The avy appropriation biU was first taken
mxo consiaewioiK t. ;-. . j.
, Wr. "Wilfiams of N. C. moved to reduce the
V amount recommended bv the rommittee of
pense with 3 an appropriation Ifor compensa
tion to the clerk of the commandant xf the
navy yard in" the chy of AVa&hingtOrt
The motion was supported by the 'mover
i'fcrtd Mr. Cocke, - and opposed by Mr. Smith
of fd. MrMltchell of 8. C: Mr. Stevenson,
JUT. LJuir, aiiu air. uuiuciu -
The! question was first taken on the largest
gum, and. carried which - wras equivalent to
a neerative upon Mr. Williams's motion. --
iTbe Various -appropriations were made as
recommended, and the bill having been gone
through with ,
Mr Cocke submitted a proviso, the pur
port' of which was, that no person was
ix arrears to the government, should receive
payrnentuhderthe appropriations of that till,
until those arrears were paid, or theiriaccounts
V -'Ttre ' proviso was, adopted Vund the "bill
uJaking appropriations "fofthe piblie ebuild"
ing . was then taken tip, nd passed. The
; .sum apprppriatei was gl20,000. The Hoiise
firdei'ea both bills to be eTJgrosscd'frathird
reading. ,. $ ' " -M -;'
The committee then rose, and reported the
i said bills as amended -; 0 '....',' ... : .
Oa metion, . the House then resolved, itself
! jrito'aommittec : of the whole pn the state of
j the Union, on the bill making appropriations'
j for the mrls to the independent go.yefn--nenb
soutn'bf the United States. - ; .
; lnBuTlerHiWyed to reduce the sum ofj
:!oneftun3red'tildusand dollars as proposed in J
j thftbiH td the sum "oeyenty thousand dol- j
' 1 lanre maioiity ; and the1 committee rose and i
j reponeu tne DUi AvbUVU.'l1,c""ll71
ji in the House; the Jtniestion ,on orderinjj
5 , ! the bill to be engrossed for a; third readng,
f being about. to be put,Mr. Garnett rose .and
! Addressed the House in speech of eonside-
! dcTahle length, in opposition t6 the b2l. The
; question was then t&ken, and the order to
f en-oss for a third reading was 1cal,rei by A
large majority. ;'; . . ' J.
: The House then went into a committee of
the vho!e,on the bill to extend the jurisdje-
lion of justices of the peace in the District
of Cohimbia to 50 dollars : -'?
1 ; The comrolttoe' did not get ' through th4
t I ai and had leave to sk again. ' ,. ,
V. OninotionofMr.Bassett,thertoiseagteed
to consider the resolutions hy him submitted
I on a former day, to I1
-imonev to persons whp.-may Pu
uppfies, &c. and, ?ontioncOtr,B
, iZwZTrk referred to committee ofJie
- -Thole J-V- "" " - - ' : "':-.
. : r " .wihni fnakine amoronriatioris '
for the sSppprtoftbe Navy of ,the,U. States;
; An engrossed bill making approbations :
M fbrthe pubuc buildings,. ;. '
An engrossea oui, majLingappropnauons ?
tp defray. the expense of missions" to Ae in-1 J
tne American conti-
r ! '. ineht, were ; respectively rexd a third time '"XBauV4 Wl
ii ii i m .... n rm a y w mm - am a mm
The iTouse theaMssolved itself ihto a cora
mitteefUhe wholeK pn the , bill to -extend
the jurisdiction of justices of the peace, in
theec6very Ofdebts, in the District of Co-
hiinbia..,-; or. -'- -T?; - i '
j-UVvWvV Vnftw 'fft tem Tii hill
a second cuuou, a.fixuvi
which-was' to secure to de-
actions where the amount shall
exceed tfiirsum of twenty d6llar,the ; privi-
lege' of demahding a trial ' by jury After
some Rebate the question was taken and de"
cided in the affirmative-rnyes 56, -noes 52.
Mr.' Woodcock then moved that;the.com-
mittec rise and report with aiew.ta repom-,
mit the bill, in order that the resdue ,6Tthe :
same flight be itipde to corspond with the.
amendment i'whicli had been just adopted--
but the motion was negatived. v'; ?
The committee rose, and leave was refused
to it to sit again whereupon Mr. Woodcock
nMived,' that the bill be recommitted to; the
committee which reported the same,' with
instructions to make it correspond with the
winciple that had been introduced and a-
dopted, in the committee of the wholei " A !
: Mr. Weale proposed to lay tne oni on xne
table, and amipunced his intention to move
the. further consideration thereof, in the
House -Tlis motion, wnich took precedence
of the former, wis put and carried, and the;
bij! ,was oriiered to be laid n-tlfe uble. ; j
The House tlien ent into a. committee of
the .whole, on "a bill for the rejjef of sunchry
citizens pf Baltimore .; a bill for the relief-of
certaih 'distillers in the sixth collection dis
trict ofVehnsylvaniaj and a - bill for the re
lief of B. H. Rand. , i
The first "named bilf.was foj indemnity for
damaires sustained bv "tlie sinkintr of vessels
?n tbe harbour of BaStimore, for the protec
tion of that city, difrmg the late wstr.
Mr. Smith of Md, moved to amend the bill
in such manner "as to have tire payment of
j damages commenced from the day oh which
the vessels trefe respectively sunk, instead,
! of the day. on which the peace was conclud-
1 . ' a1. - - ,1.1 i J .
; ca, as iu cmnnuuee 'iau rcporreu. ,
. I ms motion, auer a long, oiscussion was
lost ayes 37, noes 71. , ; .
,Mr. Williams of.N.-C.Vnoved so to amend
the bill as to limit jthe compensation to the
tipie. wheh the vessels were returned to the
owners j but, after a few remarks thereon by
the mover and Mr. MCoy, the question was
taken, arid decided in the "negative"; and no
further amendments having been offered to
j that bill or to the bill for the rcliefof B.1I.
Hand, tne sanjewcre reported to tne nouse
without, arid the bill for the relief of certain
distillers m the 6th collection distiict in the
state of nnsylvahia, with -sn amendment.
They were ordered to be engrossed t
" The House then went into a "committee of
the whole on the report of the committee of
claims upon the petition of the sufferers on
the Niajjara fronuer durhrg the late war.'
Mr. Tracy, rose krid addressed "the House
mr.an animated and eloquent speech in Pppo
sition to therenortof the'commTttee of Claims: ;
and concluded his observations by movinor to
strike out the woVd not, so as-o give there-
t..: . - j -
suiuiiuii an iinu JiKiurc v.uaivici ; aiiu ex
pressed his determJhatibn, if that urotion pre
vailed, to move a further reference "bf tlie
subject to a select committee, id,' report ar
bultor some relief however inadequate, to
these unfortumte sufferers. ;
The question was then tken, and the mo
tion prevailed, ayes 56, noes 41 ; and the re
solution, as amended, was reported, to the
House; whkJi tliereupon adjourned, .-.;. f
FOREIGN-
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
By the ship Triton, arrived at Bos
ton in 49 day'sTrom Xondon, and the
British Packejt Manchester, arrived at
New-York fr?m . Falmbath, London
dates to tiVeUth of. February r inclu
sive, have Been received. K It is said,
that4 the' British government had a
greed with the country gentlemen, to
borrow ofthe tBank four millions ster
ling, and to distribute that sum among
the agriculturalists at a row rate of iu
terest, and upon easy security. Such
an expedient as tin's, would be far
from reaching the causes to whrch the
agricultural ilistress is ascribed; The
Irish insurrection bill, and the bill to
suspend the labeas Corpus in Ireland,
had passed both houses of Parliament,
inoun nui wiinouc opposition. , ine
vote in the Uouse of Commons, was
195 to 68. j In the '.House o Lords,
Earl Liverpool, the Minister, declar
ed that ' the 'disturbances in Ireland,
did not arise f ronTatiy distinct discon
cent with the governments but that
ithey wer moiety an. insurrecticm a-
gainst ptYiperty.and. against, the lives
of the owners -of property. They
originated in private feuds, and dislike
to individuals. Tire 'ordinary tribu
nals had ceased to strhVe terror, and
more vigorous measures were indis
pensable V The . rjarjianrentary mo
tions intended to be made, were to in
clude the 8ubjectjfthe slave-trade 5
the state of agriculture ' the independ
ence of South-Atnerica ; 'f at lianrenta
ry reform jjthe occurrenes at the 'fu
neral of thertQue4n ; and the Russian
trade," with a particular -yiew to the
terms on wliich British colonial pro
dure js admitted intai Russia. , ... -
, ; Nothing farther Iwd transpired re.
specting the.diflerecces between Rus
sia and Turkey. Letters received in
London' from St! Petersbtrrg, of the
1 5h Jan: say, that every thing was per
fectly trarwjuil that there was no, ex
pectation of a war witli Turkey fand
that the exchange! remained steady at
the late advanced 1-2;- Cn the other
hand tlje Morning Chrbnrcle of the'
9th Fj;b. states, ' irom good authority
thatv there i-ooj foundation for iu
hopes which, have been held out of a
disposition ; tp peace inthe Cabinet of
St. petiers'barg; Nothipg whatever is
know n respecting the sentiments of
that Conrt. . It ia tm stmr Vr
gtrancea have been mad hv & Rn.Und
, v. . .. 7 tj emr:
dated ItusSni fjito att aciqtiiesceftcfe Witli
theiiieroariiEheh tprbpcKtime
for actinn'tomes; Husdta bnariot !m
rrfnhkbl v undeceive rtheinl m th??:
Vptcti 'Vht Porte has nhiyBheWn a
Willi ngn ess .io asrec in
demands iiiheIuiisian UltimaTum
vThe latest ; accounts; respecting ine
aflTairs of the Greeks; are contained in
an4 artMc dated Smyrna, Oth Decin
whicV it Is stated tfiat they had met
with! some reverses near; Patras ? .that
Yl)siariri had been obi igd to retire to
:tfi mountains, with the ios;i STann,
8rd i ? a in m u ni t lonl Sec. ; a n if 'tha t th e
Pacha hadretiirned with the heads of
23 Greeks and also SO female slaves;
as't ritpnies of his victory. J?! ' ii
. The London Courier of tty M Feb.
has tlf& following "editorial paagraph
"'Advices of a recent date have reach
ed tcrwri fr dtn th e M orea , Whi ch t h ro w
some light on" the. progress of the war
fare between tlie Turks and. &reeksv
Disputes appear to have arisen amon J
tne la'ter, a portion m ivnom nan iru
posed to declare Prince Demetrius In
silanti. King of Peloponriesus iThii
project," ho wever, fbu nd. m a ny oppo:
nents, at the head of whom, was a
Greek Chieftain, named Rotfoline, who
supported the establishment of a Iter
public. JLt was supposed that thisdif
terence tnieht lead to serious and dis
astrous 'consequences, and that one
i . " - - . .
body oT the Greeks might take tip arms
against another' All thiintelligence
may be, founded qn mfe ;rumouri ; Tt
is such as the London ministerial
prints' would have wishe4 to' be true.
Bellas Veekly Messenger of the 2th
an. makes the following remaVks in
relation to the affairs of England.-
" From one entl of tne country to the
other, there is an uniform 'ciamo'r Tor
retrenchment arid reduction. - Nor is
the demand, we thiiik. altogethef with
out foundation. The question is, whe
ther our stablislmients can be &t'p'
portM at any rate ; riot whether it is
.expedreht tb 'have them. A choice is
now to. be made as respects the lari(led
interest, bctveeri Yuin and retrerich
ment;; we mean between ruin and
Such retrenchment as should enable
government to rtdnce the national ex
penditure, and tlrereby take off four or
five. riiiHrtrn"s 'of laes.'' . The finan
cial Situation f the .British govern
ment, explains t)etfer, perhaps, than
any ollher circumstance, Jts effoTts f
preserve eace -between Russia and
Turkey. . - '":
r .r;. LONDON, tEU., 12.
Last nigh t Mr. Brough a m in aire Ids
promised motion on the state; of ; the
country, in, which h 'took a very able
and conif rehensfve: viewjof the actual
situation of the agricirUurel arftl com
tnerciai interests. He shewed that
the distress ' which . existed -was from'
excessive taxation ; that the only re
lief was hi a reduction of the public
expenditure. He exposed, in many
instances, the wanton extravagance of
ministers, and how fallacious all their
ilans of economy and: Tetrenchment
ad been. He declared, that it was
only by feti eriching. and. that on such
a t seal e as I would be effectual , that
we could avoiil the rock, tlTevrnost
flreadful on which a state could .be
wrecked, national, bankruptcy. The
ministers, he said, had but a choice of
evils between insolvency -and efficient
retrenchment. He particQ I arly cau
tioned the house against pny .plan of
relief lounaeu upon asnuting.of the
taxes, or upon the renewal of the pro
perty tax, well, knowing that trotn lit
tie beginnings that ta,x, attained such
an enormous magnitude. 1 he learn
ed gentleman concluded an eloquent
speecn, wnicn occupieti inree npurs
and a lialf, with moving a resolution,
that it was the bounden uuty,ofv,the
nouse to consiuer tne aistress under
which, all classes of 'tire coin in unity,
but partrculafly the laboring classes,
struggled 5 and to obtain for" tfie suf
fering people ot this reajlm .such a re
duct ione Of taxation its would'relieve
the burdens by which they were at
present borne down.' v ., vV"
"The Marquis of Londonderry,
the
only minister who spoke aon the. sub
ject, acting on the general -policy of
inc auuiiinsuaiioa ,oi wmcu ne lormA
so just a member, 6t deferring the evil
d ay as I o ng as nossib e, m e 1 1 Ije a I rgu -ments
of Mr. firoukhhm. bv movino-
the previous question and. entiatingj
the house to wait a n til, Friday jwheu
t would be seen w ha t';hisV Majesty's
riiinisters intended "for; them. His
lordship was particularly uneasy .lest
he; should ' disclose", any part of, his
plan, but notwithstanding his anxiety
Iri this; rcspect,vhe let out enough to
micw inai a.reuucuuu in lire laxauon
fornied na part of-it' fiat Hie grand
specific riiay .be, we knov:iiot, but as
the house seemed will intorespite
his lordsVdp until Friday, we shall not
enter into any speculationson 'i the
means by which ministers propose so
confidently to' relieve thiekcountrjr with
out tUjuinisKirig its burdens. J t
t SPIRIT OF FRANCE.
The IawlqLj8 m "authorized the
truth to be giy en, in evidence; jn cases
a's proposed to destrdy tMs privilege ;
ad he K ee pp
part ftflhe Kin. to whom'tti nrononU
lion iMaftljbeen eustsubmitted.
f'ucu iiuane was autnorizea, oy ms
A a j c Mij. as sp n:io me atn e n m e n rf
wh iclislbj tpti0karii&M
Tn tip case shalUitnessef rje'admit-
ted to; prove, the truth' of defamatory
On which said JkLJanuel
Does it v become the 'dippdty of; the
cr rw ri to a ppear hrer no? to accept! orv to
refuse Jtnmndmelitii bui. to manage an
intH-ue?,V;;!V;;;f;;l
':' At the close of a long and fatiguing
disco asjon, we have a proposition from the
Government-withoiit aiy assignedmof
rive fWithout any reason i .a law is pro
posed, acenrdine to, the custom of tyrants,
without giving a reason for its enforce
ment." a ' . H,: . . jV'JJ.-: - - ' v
The. following is the Speech df M.
Girardin r: r D-,
! tlnrptest against that censorship which
afflicts the Arts.- ShalVwe proliibk genius
from pi-eserving thepicture V1? the me- ;
morial of victorieat dear to tHe lovers
glory, and (theTfesti.ipo
once smcripd arid innnr.eft ' . ' V ' I 1 's '
You 'decl'a're;ifar' against "engravings
and lithographyVrSubjects are prosdribed
which relnotvatlachtrd to the "LoluvreV;
and belong riot td-certaih periods of jtin)e.
i lf yjou asL an "artisan r those en$a-;
vings which fill the heart 'of the brave
with emotioiiviiwhich Aunfte the sent!-.
ments of all? Frenchmen which fconsole
defeat by the contemplation' of thirty Vjc-'tories-r.he
wni '.ie'ply fo you, these 'glo
rions images are loi Diuuen. 10 me puuiic
e-e. 1; :
V Wliea a law is unjust, you Compel
stratae-em to elude it Individual interest
is Tnoi e than a match for tlie vierilauCc of J
line ponce. "X DHl wiiru IS IOIUKIUCII Will
only circulate The more ; -and your keVe
nty .will serve only to give a premiuto tor
p'rcfscriled iifcturesv ; k' ' '-Mf :V -You
.defeat' yourselves ; butyour
course is incvitiibie you must ,ofi frost ft
berty'. ; Yrh have niad : wa'nupbn Scente;
and Letters ; the Arts lloilg to thefr fa
niil the Arts must sufTer vith them,,
On the qiiestion -of prohibiting the
truth to be given in evidence, in Cases
of libelj 50 ol the minority refused to
vote. . They , stated that-they : consi
dered the liberty or the press as in
volved in the existence of the charter,
which was a sacked topic, not to be
discussed. Tliese, vith 93. who .voted
in the minority, made 145 : the votes
of the majority vcre 22. i
th tlie course of the debate, the
Marquis de La Fayette s rose and. sta
ted . ; ; :. . s " '
VV protest against this measure; .an4
we appeal to the patriotism and the .ijoe'.r
gies of the People nf France. -We pro
testatjd we witl tint vte." v V V
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIK,
New-York- April 8.i i -
By ihe brig Active CaptNoble, the
editors of the Commercial Advertiser
have received files of -th' Gibraltar
Chronicle to the; 28th of Febr Ia p
pears. that the Spanish Cortesi. contra
ry to the recommendation jif the King,'
a'dbptedon the 1 2th'of Feb the opi
n i on o f ith ei r ch m mi t tee ie I a t i ve ' to'
sending "Commissiooets1 to Souih A
merica? andi the day Tollowingj they
further approved of the following three
additional propositions, viz That the j
Cortes should annul the Cordova Con
vention between Gen; ()Donoju and
the Mexicati leader Iturbide, as also
any other treaty, act, or stipula tion,
relative to the acknowledgment of the
mdepcridence of Mexico by the same
geherar-tlrat ttie goV
edtof declare, tbTotiief governments
that Spain Vsnpt given up i her ;riht
to her provinces beyond the seas j! and
that therefore. Tsfie? will consider- tts tf
violation of the existing treaties, the
partial &r absolute acknowledgment 6f
titi.ytiiurrnuuctr oej pre ine aijjeren
ces between them, and the mother coun
try shall have been adiusUd and last
j ly, that government likewise be irged
iu euueuvMr, uy, every possiwe means,
to preserve, and speedily to reinforce,
such points in those cou h tries, as stilt
maintaih their relations tvitri the nib-
th.ercp)jrn
common cause- with theiijaiconltehts.
On- the 1 4th, the Ki hg closed the ses
sion, and i a said ! to haveerpfessed
himself highly satisfied with the'
iativefjmeasum.adopte
semblyi1 as he conceived ?thmJto1haye
so:reatlyprwnoted the work of the po
litical, regeneration of Spain, that a few
more ettbrts of the same Mature must
bring it to the very acm of perfection
The Gibraltar papers continue to
detail the riotous proeeings iof the
brigands m the interior of Spain i but
the government doesi not seem to h
under! any apprehension as to the con
sequences ; 7 l:-r .I: t'l-'-.
Intelligence bad- been teceived at
Gibraltar that thefurio veteran!;
Pacha, seemed nearly at his last gasp.
He is said'to have oni y 4U(J ;men left;
and that. theyV are afQib'ted ? with' the
scurvy. ; $ , v ; '-r- j; pWmf
4 he I urks continue1 to bold bosses-
o n; th e GreeksfrotQ- whom th ey carry
oft considerable booty;v Jir the ' mean
timethtilo
extrmtbatibtian
3d by
Philadelphia Jnrit in
y The public are pretty generally :
Be.ftt nat an Vnfor.
enrof StMary's Church, in relation
terday.was thejay on. jjthich an elec
tion for trustees, was to be held. I
f-i From qiheittern ess and Viol enie
which have;iakejtihe:cQuree'of. this
unhappy fljspute, and from the imnik
fance ithat was attached bvxoth parw
ties in the chdrch to this election. thj
publicinind was J prepared, in
measure for ? t6eV:i!i'Sracefur sce
whjch ensued ' It apj)ears that a nuii
ber'of persons, wearing badges, arid
ariiicu . wiui ciuuM, goi possession of the
church yard early: in, the moriiing and
pu t additional fastenings on the gate.'
y Several hours beHtre I the time1 anw
puiuicru ior, upemnz cne election.
r.. i. j. t .. V
a
crowd or persons, members of t
the
church, as well as citizens, from curi
osifybegan to: collect, so that the
streets learfingto the ch n rch became,
literally blocked u p. ' About 9 o'dnclc
the iron railing in front of the, church
gaVe way, by accident, it is said J ow
ing to the pressure of the crowdj,
4 Thet peirspnafroVii-: tKej ou tsule j t ne a
began; to pass in3vhen t a conflic with
clubs, stones, and brickbats cbmrnenc
d, which continued with the i u bin ok
fury until jthe arrival and interference
of the mayor, eriff ahd the consta-
flbles, put ia stop to it; After being dii-
Tormeu oy tne ponce, tne. persons who
had had, possession ;of the church vard,
'retreated to Fifth street. where they.
were met by a number of the ijppusita,
party, and-the battle was renewetl.,.
r ! We have not heard of the loss io'f a
ny lives buta nu mbe- of persons Were
seriously hurtjisoioc of whom were iio
iiied iately xarr i ed to the hbspi til .V
Some "of he;most conspicuous of tlie.
rioters have been conimittei to prison.
Tire disturarice'ebniinued about three
qu rs-, ;;- -..--ri,;. - ; v.. ":--: -- .'
The spec ta cte ; (says ' ,tli e : Na t ional
'Gazette) was hideous and .scandalous.
Such scenes call-for the 'most energe-
J trcel!rts tin the part of the municipal
auinonnes. i ney reiiect uiggrace up
on the cause of religion,' and . when
suffered ' to contih i ue bring discredit
and drster upon tiie whblecommu-
.v Fhe.co ntest termi nated,v we are in
formed, in tfie choice nf trustees friend
ly to the Rev. Mr. Horan.
FOUND
I Nolle of the Streets of this city; on Tues
day last, aorocpo Hill Case, contkining ,
a littleMoiwy.; rT,hje loseri' on application to
the Printers hereof and describing his pro
pertyj--will hav e )t restored, oft paying for this
advertisement. .;-?T; .;' April 10.f
APiiEHEND HtM .! !.: '
AvBSCONI)ED from this neighborhood on
'n.- the:; morning, of the 25th ult. AKCHI
feALti lE;WI,, a fellow who had been for
some time Jn' this place, a part of which he
kept School. Said fellow, borrpwed of the sub- '
senber a S'brrel Mafe siiigleGig & Harness
and Whip, 'for the purpose, asi he said, of go
ing" ; to'Elizab.eth City, rprornisinc: 'to return J
the next day, since when, he' has been seen;.
on the road going towards Gates Courthouse
4nd has not been heard of since; U - j . '. . '
Lewis is of spare built, black eyes, black.
hair dark complected, of the ordinary height
quiet step, pouting lips," a little knockneed
is very presumptive in his manners, & about '
tiventy-seven, years.bld.-..,' ,. .-.r.' v-,,
The Mare a light sorrel, blazed face, dock-. I
ed tail, middle size; and has (an oldcar on
her back about, where; the hind part, of the
saddle 'touches, the other .marJEcs' not Vrecol- ;
lected she is about thirteen years iold ;The
Gig is stick one, j painted bluel ahd about
half worn, 'the b6x ; goes-in behin plated '
knobs, the ; cushions of sheep skiny" the lea
ther of the- spattenbbard worn out, and the i
Harness plated and about naif tforo,
V To; any person apprehendiig iiiid fellow '
ard securing' him so that the ;!ar can b en.-,
forced against hint, and: my 1 property! .thus
feloniously Uken, recorered, I will give a
reward of Fifty Dollars j ior for any ' injorma
tion snch as to enable me to get '. the proper
ty, Twenty-five Dollars. ' - v , j
t J.4 :: :v:-:-r:j .V JAMES LEIGH. '
Durant'sNeck, ; ; - . : :.. -... . vV.. . t .
Peiuimons county, N. C, March li 73 9t J
P;,S. .The .saioVA. Lewis, was censured of i
taking about the sum of severity dollars from
Dr. Ford i and from another, person who bad '
pui .Into his jiarids a ld' watch jham to be
mended at the time he absconded. JL. ,
.mSf W NOTTCE.U . - '
CJtltlE Stock in Trade 6t the of .
41' ;WiNSL.qw: & h USKE, ! will besold at
m uAiv jiuviiuji, - w iwiuut . r-serve, at vucir
Store in the Town of FayettijVille. 'The sale
will commence; on Monday the 13th day of
May next, and will be continued frora day to
day, until the whole of the' property li dis
posed bfc- or : -
- The Stock consists of large p-Jj
oslortmeift ofDKY GOODS, HXAMr
Snmts : and tbe v,; !f yi 9 ?lt& ana
t j . ... ; 'W oinqp articles usual
errand her
One hnndr.i '.,',': ry .
KftPw of State Bank st ; ?
jt wo anareof Clarendon Brkl v
: r A credit from four to'nftie: J-J '
given .on the Good, and kixSS
on jh Bridgend NaviwtioS5
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