1 f
Thc Senate went into .5,wAsrdcrntioncfT
to the:trrtorv of Akaniws sacli lirwta at
fchaH consUtute the lits o f hey
ten to be owned frohvaad territory; andoJ
preventing settieinents. on the Linds of the,
tJrrited Statea, or Indian lands, west of those
limits ; and that said Committee have leave
lb report Ijv hill rf otherwise. ; t : v
The House then, on motion of Mr. vance?
toolcwp the.- bill-, to Appropriate a certain
qunntity of land to defray the chtu-ffe of lay
ing out and makinp: road from thcmouth o.
the Miami of T.Ve Erie tojh Connecl.cut
l!irrve j which after a debate of consider
bte lenh was ordered to be engrossed
it trill b seen Ihnt the Sf ate Knjineer4
jn acconlaive-with tho views and
Wishes of Ureif PronM theorist
respfctabte Ui7.enft of that part of the
question,! ami; retiin mended to the
..oariKthe
mire fr IbmiefliatQ .hnrirnvVment;
Executive busmess ; aftc$ lfciciVlaey
Aouraed to Monday; liA.lt
4 TraefAfrv;i:i ?.. r
on
!ltr. Bodnf rnwrnnd snid,.. that jn-the war:
Whfcb we wre now apnr 'again the Pi
' rite in the West-India seas," it wns proven
Ho
. 1 j
' fc tK0K?; tf gIVC sonic M.IHUHI1
i sa-rcn etace-lin . J -Our jrallaht tars, he
were t likely to fcain.m such it , war.
1 the hnNrjtoev acquired in JUc JaicMr, and
So ft'tonVas tKe roail ffjirn AhevH1e til
spiii m posie
wwioa - of if. t t r I
nflievetl
the a enttese nne is pm rn tire pro
V4
coucHf -rim?, That the following -wnendment
to the ' Constitmlfitfof th"c ;tTntoV tates,;be
propocil to the Lefcsfatucs of jhe acveral
Statos. u Ti'eh.' wh'en raied by the I.eisla-
her 8tJte ot rparrtaere ran;,Iiev
.- 1
as tl j irt but h tie o ti.nt.rn re gm. r.e
tloub but :liatva araserijl ? tmnjVMie
and rejd a third tne to-morrow; J V?v v v
Mres of tkree-fourths of the several StatCM, j j WOiwvfor thc CiHinesi'pair.J
sWll b i-arur.to all intents nd purposes, as h t:onnj Haa(L from Cumberland to ;Yheelinjj
J ;c A bill from the Seiare, -apjmim iu.-j
hit inn i ' s
tvavrj tf y ;iirsanzea ? t wiVeat
Uc-CotT ttsaXliM tHc, np.mttce on aval
Affairs he Instructed to inquire into the ex-
rdiencv of aNow'ng Wmt y to the oncers
andcrews f the" pubrcfmed vessel of the
United Flitch; d o Xit nwr.er oirtvts, j
and crews of : the pri;Mterrr.ed ; vessel of j
Yiart of tbelsaid ronstifut:onv: W r
: No elector of President k "VJce-Presidentl
,shiJ be nomated or a,rointel hy'lh Pre 1
sident ciec't 'to any ofHce, appointment
or place, wh: tso rver : t . .,, j
I i
was twice read and cotmttcd.v
Tl
ie resoiuticin .of Mr.Vrijjht, Taid 6n the
.Wlh 20th lilt, insticting the.MiTitary:
r tit.'.Dn the brem;rt.
eel jiy .I'c' ;-v-; flva 1 u 'in t;ui)
'rltiuteOai
IC
7 ' t.s'S
'.When the liouse of ReniTsontativcs sliall
table
I? :
,haa 300 Atres of Pin, LuAT& 1
th
. and
vYessc
coarse
- -i . . , - p
; . JTr. A. Smyth, of aoflered ,thc ioIlorr
injf joiof re?-uti6n''.:;. V ;v 'U':&t'
'!foh bp the-. Smti'MjttnUe' of 'J?v
twrnxZvefofths - Itoted Stiffrt- 'cJmHcdi'
It ftau n
vrished to inpVtheehcierry by pwvd-
' -inga st-midus of amrtber Viii,: If ether
' ibre asked leave. to 'bfTer the foEowing rct .
llwr fnnnl. --'11 . - T li 1 1it.. 1.1
VAi'ply to J. Gale, i1, u., i hA -T
t
e Uirtted-Wares. or the r.oncr capMirrti i , .r . 7 ' Lr ' i - i"" "f prpviduiTpr arroirfK .?tne njiwy , wjui-nr
Lhe. gtirtaWn-bj.t?! m'any pwtcn: oeen mn,mfr u.c ..: f : f ijlea, w coKsrdered'aBa-jireed .t.J
Tl. MlHiWrn crrd bv.Mr. llocWv. ont Prs dento rei; who ahatt haTe ben a 1,, Hcser ;?1 tJ,e ktaje, of OhWajrrceabTe
. . 1 . .i, i -'.c- -i 1 ' mcmorr ot the Senate at tlietime 01 m.v nT t . ..r(.. f n.v;v-iiCf.-;iv v
mri'xo inquire iopedieney ial- j jhediorce, W was a limtl timcvreadA. and seik to th.el
- '.vinir.a boumr to t.pubtc. aime2'Vc ms J ! Y XJ LSeite for" concurrfVnf e, y 4..
I private ankd rf-Ahc I. 5tntef, 1 1 ny f-e. appomtnivnt, or phce W b. TJieonsiderationthe unfinished bttsT, f
, priicnera upturn' nntbe w taen hy f r T ie 7rJ,it,on wa Tcad wd orJer?d L 0f VcstWIavbeintttUe b;il ,rpyW nfor.'l
f r--r ."'
iratioti-and OTter some .rcmarKa by ir,.r . , . . .. . t vij 1 7i ; .
.--- ' ' ' tortk tip ne bijl to ircorporHt'the-IJiwled
'rhr-'reovainder 'of the ilnv'a 9rttinsr was
1 1 The a.u-MdimMt, re,u.rtd hy the Com-
J : t rmttee.Qu Naval AtiVrs were two t the one
I Ii' IJW-jV. U . '.111:. 1:1V. "Hi'ij w 1 V 1 1 S
- 1 he-billto iiprioxwTem. tar.aenii j 1. 0W-,rtbe Asw.imiciu so s that the
OTiiwciiup.wi.rii.. . .v- ifeVctKft Ml.aH be hetl ;n AVasluhsrton Citv,
1 .
Iness ofycsterclavbeingtUebill rpylinfor;; ; ; ;
disciidimu theJliHUa of the JJnitedhStatQs, . v, J?SB.W imp(il
wasVesuTocd; when 2 : labre frpm Itlie
tlielU at-considerable length, cohel udniff 1 'ilvA'r -:rw..uL ,r:---i
Jy a notion to strike out the first section 01
the bill. He wss folio wed by v .!';.'
MesCrs. Chambers, Gannon, and.iViIham- j
V 4 . 1
Johnson, ouy.w.WiireriK ni' instead of at tliif .difterent nvHttin-1ie
x.ments in -acldijiDO-.ip '55yr.fr o,r vji n,; section, reserving- tp Coiv
4ftV! --Van,IJiir.ni .r.d tliet pM the ataer.ll J , a aiscretionarv-ipower to repeal the
J v ;;." , trere orUeml to b?,pxni.teV artd ilic-bdl post--j f Ji,., : ! J , '
i hi) Upon to !o-.dv mL-.. lv?;J The imi 'further attiendeVi;' on nVo-ion
Taylor, .w..,rst Io,-a?etTeotk6f .Mn ItfitcbelU in one' or twoTartieuiaw,
4 1-' trhicb he yeWW w;c potioe-.tri inHxliee. the pr;ncJFVd of which wa. to i:ivt tht- p-r7
! j , t4 v 8 rcsp!tition propiKVn awep-lment t the . j S0()J j-rty to be bel l hv. hf Aswi.-dion
1 '; Conotitiitioa ofl d.iuteit Kttte . .MrT. ; to tjieVaWoftwo hundred ?V.o-isind dollars.
! j V . -': . prefaced (ha mrion with a few renvrks. Mc , j 11ic -ite cov.-red wide Rt omid.
' . ' wtrrrted cVmstn w totr- on mouon of Mr. V'iPhros, rt N. C.-the
fit the former amendment f the ConMittttiot in v ' 'a i;.,Vw .in thr rmVstn
- ... f f . -
Char ltorrVCvihey ilieiNiCi'
sorgho advocated the bill ; iind Messrs. . prK NahvlMcl?ejrt.t
' f:t? f Vt.Woodcock and Floyd, m oppof Hfaird to thtewaVelierpyetly
sitioft'to it. - r : 5 fi i:.tL..ijA jit.f
ami ajjrrcauiq iputi v mi iiaiismuii ir(
ohc (xtreneiiiFtfie
, xvs MK.jiiio iqi .iryu ictimc wrsu-sj
warihfthe viter;ofithrriart.tle welll
k ipjtyf that pecnrrep0ijeinLpr tbe
Oi'r,oti! Kiijaiitol 'irtjexaeri
tin. ,? For' the.-Jat. five years, a fail ore
on this rou te; p w i n jr. 1 0 : the-great bu I k1
. ..-.... . . . .... .. i
; 'Tdr. iWighr; from impressions of respect
for the principle of the r-bi 9 jtivi believing
, tlr.it. in sme titlier s'.ape, it would be; more
i
agreeable to t!ie House, move that.thc c'm-,
mntee rise ami report progress, wnicn was
asrefii to.
Mrr oodcork then moved that' the :, bill
be hddoii the table j which Was also agreed
to. . ' : .-t--
1 !
relation in .ih. eltiun of Pjf Tent .i bf or:n t lie-bill to be c:i -ivsscd fe
PKnkntf the Vtd StneV V nk-h.it i':,.;, -A 'V
vwas retoied that t pr;ensTmuv. ne 1 , The que?tioTswis not taken; when, on mo-
,' :tvftfr.t1 Rn ftr. I.w fhftcir i dirt 1 1' . ' . -i '
4 -ft-'-" : . ' : lion, me iioiii;e.iii
'0'KIti.N.'-
he riejrant
UitVmlshsr.-p tckef dnn
the Liiicoliriteril ;Meci?ed in his
(ioiiipr to airactattiriitinfi to tliisr- h wdch willturnivi mrm-irefor may yeaa
HuiMeti iroujj-uie prouer Quarter. . y acres
JN. A.
T . , .. ' . : i lion, uxe iioiuciurouineti. . . f . k! f,i,.n.. Pm !.,in Hiu-kni tvmI .
m . . . T - . . .... . .. i: , -. .jr: . A i hi . . . v. - i . I . i : . . l . . I . .. J r i. -
i, waa intended Ui ctircaiwi said W-t it nai jl : 1 1... 1? V Wj; v '7 m1 ; " '-1 1 lUl jr,.v ye-'Teni.iy mm niji 111
V been foreseen'" tlMVthc. evil coukUm b.Vur i iJ, JCiSn 1 Av 'fflfart v; .?ays ; froifi? Ha r, which idice
il ! in:afTcreMJbrm:t:;erem;d
; ;; been exteiic edio rnett it. , r. T. d-lil-J i' ; ln,; . vv.-h.v.l rv,,! P ., i, n,;,,rB tn rI T ; -
; edRnvuiionflness '.nrvc-inurg-tntRetjon- ""-:w,V-' r7 ui r.1'1 -A. , . ; , ' ; : j ' f - - ; '
provtmsr.1. fr tho ,fw ..hn.i!,I;.nte IJ .'.Ptl2 .CT" ?y I'SHcnUsltt xrt ' r-. ' lli 4hn pp-.r I MtMnj, F.mtotii: : V -;f:
.). 5tiroiiM.be eoAtmliM Mn.i! 'i'Vr iKj
i:fv:.rito,Io,,tl,erwTSoC, .,;l. be. hn.v?.A.tWh Jn-.
' ; f f roHvd ercrj; tUnc MKV. iM , .', . i.ifh.?l"l,b ' f S .A r" ' "'1 " iV. nan every Li week theihler in-
, WTff g?pjaV Sorrel d?a?f
hisVhihdfeetji'nJhS
;tiief:CUls; hnWeer?!
l r--n
: nnuirr,12.-v 4.. ;...
of t!e inail," has been productive ofthe
i ti e v i t abl e.t c o 1 1 ei ueuce'of jl e t a i hi n a
portion - oi, . iiet prtcKei tor roar ami
1 1 1 ; i s n e e ! lesi: to a Id r t h a t s u c'i
..'.t:ihs:3 fiiit vnbato hi?': I bone
hhHE Subscriber oflrs for sale th. fii
ie-PCANTATIONon Whichhe
resides Ht the nioutli of N w RivJL;
vaw v, til VI1310T tOUMr
i the sou
conUinfng,J)u ctiniation, one thou,
acres 500 of which are cleared SlBlv...
der ood fence ; eual in sil general, ?0
vuc- us. iiui.uiu 1 i.i2 seal) nrcl wu
I Mlltl Ufll tAiIMt Kf .ttr' .....! : X
I nibck the whole covered, more or W'
j 1 wiu scus. inc 51 nuuiti oecmj)jsicion of
I i a 1 1 ' : . - '
j are ot iigjrn ana quicK. sou, hiu would pros
;d 1 e t.v b irrel.s of , cuirn to'thg t'lhusaul
tinn- ue.; oai.nce loiertiy. 'weli im.
Dfrea wnu pine, j ns.improvementiare
eq'ttl, if not suprio V to any in t iecdnn-2
U cons!.in off a lwo siorv Drellin?
House, iiewly repaired ; Kitchen, S-uokc.
; Mouse, Uarn, &:aolef .'andnill other oat
! boost s usual on a large p!aniatnn.It$
j sitUHtion is open to th . sea, drf and heil"
i thy. find. possessing every advantage and
convenience tor liiiung, oysterioj, m
tovhnsj; una is an exctlknt btanj w a
. store.
1 stnui .n. 111c titbci rc 01 ir ni" oittvxri.ni i- ........ - . f-
' ' eiV-. fc.M CVrt :Ajthcrc.?. 9 pectin of ' Poi. di, ectly oppose !hc aborc,
. nf 'S&Se S .ijllt W IIH'l. . &.Tt O&,. .under. g .U,,.
( I , 1.. 'a nR.t w.-Veq,! N'-Ki.!f, eSnMilifrrca i! Ste- t!l luce .. UVV,.Y-I f. i Ttnnfcs.ec, to inteweit tb5wtem' e tl,e. H hamocn.he rner-
prvr.etyt thiit mi .ppropr.ation of HtleiitMtU ' - '7, r 1 v . -.V' v t ';'lL.'- 1 " V if r trhVie a Knoxville ? rheriw i benmmo-' n : bout onebiuidred acres cleared, of ureuj
, cercneetis kecrhe no,i pd,aust,lM 'Ic I goofr s vif. atvl the buUnce.piny ' 'fid
yojlprothfee inlt furrows and dilap.. iation, S J!-01- ferry, to . Charleston,- wequal.to the other, and affords aaexcee
avlWdbj: ni?.it iftto the ,
u r-rlcctouki cruise m a pubte read. Vr.I "v V--P. 'Uirr;, ?:ct . " V.'Vr . " i I r-h.:V r.- c: u riHKr.. ( .,UT,n w J ... : ...,Ut' :
"afr.-r hiWpi-imikf of kiW - rhn-rC;PP?n"ity or replying ia :r. vrener;nenj in m nc ct.i . -ci uiit:iii - wiore tj 1 W"" i'i; Also, tntt. ruAW lAliUiN cwo ibict
'terndtan tht?W he-lss at?,W. d .ThVnWt.Trte-ciiim cailertakll diV lhe MoU H frori tht; Courthouse of Oaslow coahty,
.m wSc stae ior Charleston. op Uie w.st side bt the r.ver, conu,H
1 . t -11 111 niv''i i iu riii.iii 1 iiiiiiiirixnr v r
Opniionii.or.wiiiliswere demoml rated ;tobe
f.Ve. inail.i fiom Salisbnrv and Paleir-h I
-&r5 line Ht Charloe; ami
i -rTfw V.1' r' rcufo 5 ? ihe(TlJ,nJ Cd?t.e td:ir.lSV: he nulls Holvtl,eit. not lie back two or
- VeVrtin- the Present Vthe United snV'beT dh ned to report iWlMZtf BPkT " ' ! f"f t"- .m their beinfc
l uU& Zt d towvV.many;
-ptektcd tf.e ehtUki Mf the Prcaklcnt bv tl.e . ' a'ndin?.tn .the Jt-oCP wrabe.: i, mid f '"ghutvi lu'jijj. o, f .aich. iropi 44 ss cause, .Kc rown.ioutof
( faoiaa of-Kcpresttr.tivcs. TMnkiuK sol,ejUlljr 3,ie wUhliV th"e yeurU., wiili te a: (Ire.ei.eps Jia'tP; pimf fated j,4ru' the VT- wrappers bein torn" off .
1-d sought to'provtde a rcmedvand there: t bVcntrof bJ)Ciitiire thmtjie ujuvi 'the' i.ufherlUU jf T:.esalvvhcr V
rC asked Wehtrcxluce blollo
. - ' i rcsolation'r ' . : v y wA ao. ja rtate1tM3.ro.Mhe unvimtof hoTuUnuu r j-ffoi vs "i t W em , '.V' .t"80 t,.8 te. packages nmr
, j.ertcfreH cp im Zetuftc taiuiloiist feAri Al . i.t- . - ...... . f 1 tl.t nrc i rM . fjn.r f.t;(.( ' mails L'-ouip- u-f itwarrllv. fivnnfti.tK- lnV nn
ln!nfCndr,entof thefc.mSf;ti.t?ort ofthe H P0 :?? 3 k?.
1 .
United States be'proposed to the Legislatures
of Ue several mes ; -v . t ; -
4f The elect ortv of a President and yiee
President shall meet on the ly of
neirt, preceding the' expiration of the time
y.ntiire.. ch ire.Jihle
rt-pectvye . -per:! ;
revenue Irom ciisfomsSl r.4.t--
whichVill -prohabJj' aecrnc .Tirthe year ir.23; f ,
J and the portron t?K rtrV. liirlr cdl -probfrnly
i be received in. the course of tliat'vear, siatin
flfce averag-e amount wh'th ImsbV.ii rt ceiv-
M ',: been aprwintl.: for aprefleit- ankli) s!ne .lnfh;s!.f ;Wemei of
VrcPresk!cnt,:acccrn ConatififtiJ the 517
; ; 'h'': for, W bcsleA ami certified by them j.cne rK ?I ',!5vh!?, ?:sr-le
p.h : delivered sealed to' thesidtf atl1tlilh,; CC
I t: : j ..v . .i. j.r. - -1 1 irainkt that fuml in 1823 and 1824 from ihiw
ter.- to be opeped and examined by hhxi ; and
, if it snail Ippcar. Uiat no person , ha received
, the . votes of a ".majority of die electors -ap
' riointed, the President of the" United States
rK ahall fcrthwnih, by proclamation, ami also.byj
I j i : , rrotifications to the Executives of e'ach state,!
s V ' ' V publish 4 the number of votes gimpii to each
ii person as rreswem, wnereupon me sjua eiec
1 . r, k "
tors shall acraiu meet on Hie - V daV of-
i 'fii -f jirxx succeeding nr nm niccno, mna rote
?! -; For one of the two ftericnsiAs President, who
. aliallhave received, at: their firt'lcneetrnf:,
:-.-' the rreateat ntimbeTo votes for thatrbffice ;
fi'-J r "5r,:if U should .happen , that more - persons
; 'k j: than two alibiild hare, receive the; jrreatest
).' 1 number, and also an equal number of votes,
I
i.V
;
of preceding years by whieh he proposes in
his annual repon of the 22d oMJeccniber,
l&22, to charge the'"estimated;uaexpeiided
balances of 1823 and 1824 upon the revenues
oi io. . : v:; - . -v--'
' By the Rules of tht? IlouseJ tliis resolve,
lies one day, of coursei frit ith'leratimi,;''.
The Housertherr proceetled to the cohsld
eration of the;uafinlshed.btUiues of yesterday
th e. bi U to i ncor porate : the . rlVatcrcal
Association;? when ,::. " V :k
. Mr. McLane, of Defajrreeahly to the iati-j
.mation he irave yestenlav, delrfered; at cori-1
SIQCTSUHC tit:nj;iu,i:ia rn)vs ui larur wl Xlie Olll,
and, ways succeeded by the following- gentlci
men :
a rcou t t f I h i e ve u tK v h e i of the
ht 'hest Inipoi lancc lo tli!cause of the i
; ANKFO ItT,' KOV. I S. Y
11 v- a vessel u hcli at nretl at 0le.asa
very circuitous route before they petto Ashe-
:n.. . .1 .l. . . ' i .i '. : - - . .
vine ; Hiiu w-aen receiveu uicre, so gTear is
the weight, that it is almost imposble forl
t!ieni to get on regularly. v I am told the
rider from AKhevillerwe.stward, is compelled
to have a le horse packed with the mails,
h!-s bairs ivintraiirht across the horse, from
wav
. . . .
produce 200 1 barrels of corn ; part ot
wliich i)T the first quality of tivrUnd,
has nrodiiced ien barrels of corn to the
acre, anl is under good fence and 'diicft. j
v All or either of the above pUeeYwalJ j
1. be. iold a bargain, and on the most acwi-
nno.l.itinj terms. Persona desirous to pof
chase, are invited to caU.and devtie
nrernises.; '-' . '
r of -. f WILLI AM. Lf HILL
1 W ' ... . t
. on .nip .ism wcr. iroin AJiusianrinonie. ii
we liriiHisai the a orKtsn ueet, wiiicii J ihe rnails mtfst be roUchfinjure4r4Vx;
I u if erc,tio .severely -tn tha 3iorea, hatfifNAs-UiKij'oiite would go by the Warm
, filially -'anchoied in the Dardati
the said electors shall vote for bneof -them
a President. -The said cleetoraliall .trans
'rpit one of the lists to be made at -thir first
ji)ertin, and ali that to' bo rnade'at their
aeephtf sliould it takeplace, to be procced
' ed upon as '.the Constitirdon has prescribeiL
except. -that', thel' person liayin the greatest J
Ttumbcr of votes at .the second megtlng of j
the said electors shall be the Prewdenti But!
jf two or more perions' shall have received!
"j j the greatest, and. an equal number of,; Votes
J vlat the second meeting of said electoral the
, ; House of Representatives shall chose one of i
j , . them for President 10 the mode prescribed by
i ) . , . The leave was granted, and
. ) was read and passed. to a second
f U The bill from the other Housed
: J ; - the present mode of supplving the army, rea5 ana fonimittei
.f vis taktAup iivcomm'rttee o'f the whole; re-' S011?"
TV ported witlioutamondmepL' and ordered to oJ.vc?i ?hf
itr. Williams; of c;8gainst the biU.
. Mr.;Pofwrd, agamstitv.);-
Mr- IHigglevjiftetfii few remarks, offered
an amendmeiit, which was agreed to-5$ to
Mr,Wood then spoke against iV; followed
by , ;. ;r;:K"- :
; c Mr. Hemphill, likewise opposed to it3 'h : I
Mr: Puller in reply toits oppbnehtsA
"TheY question : recurring v on theiengrpss
mcnt of the bill for a thinl: reading, it was
decided in the negative, 92 to 69, : : V
i" -' ' - . , ' '-SlT'S .- 1 e.
; feBCJUDAT. 9. ' .
Mr. Tod; from the Committee on MahufaC
eHes"
Its t lisastrbu s jco nd i t inn had 8p ead
dismay throughout the whole. city.
lTheojin; - Chronicle of the 15th
KovvslatesJIiati Ihe KUisl was serious
y tti(pyaed tvith .ihegoutt ll.rjgh-
4 W .liie, re'iiorys eon trad i cted 4n tjie;
TO
- -; ". r Mi i . - v.- - ,:
THK BKGlSTEn.
eavp.
to asar tH republication in our-rtpai
pVEiofillowinette
vv.uioii ;.Tiiicjuuc; appearance. 1 p
tbe: AVekern Cariiil nia i of the. til t
is one general : impf rtncetd' tle
ci t i z.e ti a of - SouthrCatiiiia , O e b ral a i
nrojett
stage i;froini , Salist-rY) vjr;;Aahiertl 1 c
Uy fe wporfj-in Fen nessee; 4 u f note
np mie ahihaonlr jnMtacfeta he
accorh pi ish m e ni jofjku obj ec t so ti esi
' uic ia(; ui:, uie ; roau .;-irp pi
Asheville tathe Tennessee line- uThii
dificofrjr, jt aflbrds me pleasafeto
JprotMeneDMliatrbaU
and.
Qiirv.
jjujroru uj passengers xFoin inesicKiy couu-;
tiy!rt;ti.soklynoiithsf Inthe vmimmcr?
Thrsline wpiild be an adyai itage t the Post
Office Djepajrjment, and a'great coifyeftierice'
to SoutH:UaVqliiia;' this en4 of ths tate and
le ri niesse 6.1 anil .caused the' communicatiou
from tiie ,west ta be more dhl to every I
part of thU-iatate. ? -:r j
v If this; line 'were, established TnanVUittle j
routes tiught be dispepsfd wlth if they were:
oidv.to strike this1 liViip. ; m'ir.h'tnriii.v' utmiII
be saved in: small mail-rjoutes. . "Vf i
hay sS w rhrctentafhimrKieiw
sayjt Vould bepat3i4Hrc&nit
niHinonf ki'nM . :-11 l- ' . .
'ZW-rv.""- f4iiiuxoe-n oDjeci
viev theporse c'oiitiA.cta'onlieslxtent'.of
thjJinedS fle:more'w
jfc?fipnwne?tmieXroutes
ShtertenedofsJtlH
Viceableho the state. Irlioibe Voiflnr vrvir
Jan. 11.;
.If 4t-olm 4t
V IPiUDAY, JANUAUV ir, ;1833.
nn. fallnur.r Jii.cnstbt
II r iClllltiU uui iviii"'
Monday ne?t is the day tired by Ja
for the ensuinjr vear: and,as ootou
tire good order of our little coro.winj
tv, Jut its good health
in - rAnbii r:i . p nree. OH H'V " ,
nief the"ertfzeni m ?
ffWp : IJCsisterertm
;r r- t: J a situatiort bjahealthyW of
s V TheyilUindrrtake to give totheir pupils
a complete Enhsh; Education; JmingaU
1 i fferen t ward $ vvil llROt be iaM
y; mis umi
now.sitiingnas app'r,-
best academies: tdire th pi- tiritWtAi it
Zm!"& TOntihgv audaiuslcfl
Cf Prturther particuhrs.itnjrHthi.Hitr. tL
.v.u, wIWicir cnaracters and talents, ap
plication (. paiciyxy: be, rnadeto
kaicl Courtier the:Act
Session; eattWRUH n " fc 1 in
Uith' 'secof an :act
l$i8, suppleinefital:to an actc -v .
theprefecurl, f
act passeu n. 10 t r p.-
aatconcerninSthep
!Mr,liwknrop?eM
Reports of the present term rw ;
Press before he leaves tbej
Gentlemen of the Barmiexpcc ef
tti bubltshed in a ftr
the adiournment of the, tourt.-, , y
(MtjuittatM that iotb
t.ihin ronnrr. were depof": lk, 41i
Pn.f.k.fiice f Wllming100 - .....ick-
fleceinbir last, which, b.vr ,
i.r val'- acfitisiion. " ' -:tt-
. .- :-ntr fram FTU0: c-rti
:ul- u .ence to thA Jletrt'mf ho'nA; IV HF
atbird teadiinj.
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