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. .:':A ;': : - f-,' ,' ;,-Saturday, Jan- iU i.
T.- -f - 1lf r. Maft ' presented xtC K'rr?rdntimH in'
favOV of Muriel Iformc, aanXfea! the
r -Mr Brower presented a bilhunendator
-ftbf thV levers!? a'c.ts.herett'Coj-e passed, fapv
- vTfcGft'lhne J times axd; ordeVeiF; t btr en-
i 'rt, bdov .was had inj; AriljvofiV
V THilwlVyastCnlhner GoVimdafit;.Jr$se
-f V -Bissau MLiQGo1oneVW:Brovn'
Vtap Jf5 : 'vtynmut?e Vvr?refim;t ructedjn enquire into
t 'OVA-.h'kipcJipiipv' of requiring' the Judges of
:MM Whw h2f fe tmi upon the totwiiress'
2:reat ex
if sudb a
rrauiremt biirvesi)Vnierit then slidlcoinV
v-yi oe-toreof tecilon onvtlie resolution
S!.QirCffe was reconsl-
V1.-v VIWMiS'C'-RSi'4n" ereci certain gates,
SS'tfJiMTCading arid .was oiHlered
S ? On;frEoti6n? ofMr. HintBni of Wake, a
mfssose. wns enti to the noue of Com-
VL fin'nt::".,l hpr nnrnprpff-in" nrnnosiriP' to
K iilt iliscJiarffetlVe um select committee apnoi t-
!s'2Wi:jMArtoHfr -the time of holding L'-.1''-. " " V" n
StStsJhe 3i&u,ficial Circuit, fro."'" f?
r "(j,J' rii .. consifierat'lori' ' shall ;be in order !urin;
Ut rSSl w?lr,X;,lp L iuii. W ssion, but that th
engrossed bill to provide for the di
vision of esroes and, other chattel proper-
'i'fifeil.l?.d jf!'rti9Jf '"passed -its third 'read
yifciwV injrilndlws ordered to heenreUed
1 t -1 4 ; y l.neM I o w in 2 prea nibl e jan d resol u ti o n,
!M'f's1mmit'tfed,bv Mr- lM;ltav,wa8ad()nted. : j .
ff:hereas,!hy anafpassed in 1815, concern-
v.t, .r 4i vv,., -.yjiroviaB-mat ine rignw, privileges;, anu irancm
Vli'H 5S:C!P t)eep:and Havet;Ktltion Com-.
P. -"psm of the seve-
1 ipt'- ;t f?fftlr'ivnninnt to the
j have' been made "on said
-rYd or
uX?4C?; probably can he rondel -is Ihe funls of.thejCoihr-
ihrn-rXsS-v . pany ...are.. wtou v. inaai quuie i ui;.f ouieci . ?nuci
Vvjj.:. -7, ? Viertif,!v2fftfZl;c' tit the coynmittee on In- HtfSe
r'-lt-N - xernai iinproveroenis oe insifuce. 10 enquire
IjL "J L." : Trkf T-riil ImKrniiomcftf " , imvimiw IVrm Ua ci'i,1 it
ftomSLimfd psurrevleriof all fights pri
Titers jraTwiuses in aviu, A saiu luierai ri-
H'He ti as'$el.bill a.to ameji! and im-
vtheHtckiiry NutGap Iia(l,; parsed
jtion to' Members bfhe General Assembly
v .1 jts third readin":,4 and xwas ordered to be
?f:-l v nniexj tomeod the billo Shat the' pay
' -.recfv;H oy Me .ucmwis smium not ex-
1! lo, 4G to
;:i4MrV' -.for' its indefinite"
V I?iSpMWn tywti- hic was'Si ipi't i vtd ,54 to
i -; .iiif J pVjf .r'She rra rdoip "Ved to amend the
--'??;f-Slwl ii in'J.'tliat ' ''nbE,:a wjre'r . ' shti 1 iff
'jufe ..-llpJwfelnherFlhaii-"ten" 'niin't'. upon any;
Fone SHbiectriMr. Majthewg moved ta in
. ten jilt etn m tne piace.or rc?j,vf wincjivwas
1 cfrrteo,n.o mt root move.a ito insert
-' "jff nifemffnHn ihe pltfce, of lawjeL which
, I ivai agree Tli ejqe&t ion ti i e n rec u r
".. VrdonK amendmtut as
Moended; and it was lost 40 to , 14. f.Mr.
intd,piuseil iis sectihtl reading 36 iii 22
lrilMeaTes frointlheiijudiciary Conv
i tJmtttf ep Expediency of
jattwtn.iiijnr n?ation to wiJfuc.i, sum
"jriiftpd jH!, trials befte JuVticjes of the PeaSr
;";irouroro'-Concurred 'dr fi'-',
. m,wuwsvu uur iv exempi tr.e tw?ni
1. I r , iej y oi grange. n6yecl ;rh addition
vt;i ; kllsetHmpiov of t&e
' iSi'-'-f tp1-1' i?--n.t reehfe ii6re jhan
pifr 0Of).n was hut' carried
'pt Mr. Wtl son moved
?vF r 4UoehdiJh provisions
haj?itMto the (present Lvfsfarafe. r
HlI-y?1ey3 vtWes.; Th Hill aWa-
,a-Mbtrof4hi4ral'a4tre Cornpatjirs tnv-thi
in.
... I. . . i . . . . I
j'i.j,viuvvv uy nnuimu . (is
V ' 1 327V f j) tdoihe o c tr pbTutio n o f
Sf t6"wnMJi tri;-iVV Dafi-si'ri county.
i The hiTl Wuthfrising ClerksSand Master!''
.f n, ; 1 .? 71 ivtuf-'ep"? vu o was pos i -
;s j-;;e5ffli p a-
v fi,N fStiperior ancT qounty1
; y M . ;.; GoVrts, ihr jurisd ict ion f I eit imate
''.C"Jitjt rd. children, were read he secondhand
" : : rthifcl tim,e and ordereii to be enrolled.
,0" Uh tgrsedvpill xoncerhin:thei Uni-
y ;f;WritjtojfvNHH.Ctf0j
ppignt posi ponea .laaeuni te ly
MrvMeares from ihe Coiiiniitlee ob the
'iwing .Resolution, which was ajjopted:--f
'"Ue$olptH: jTha- theTBLnl of Internal Improve-
uicui uc iiivw.cieu to procure, 11 .possible, From
the Cape Tear Navition Tompanv, a' refease
to the State of all their privijiges Under 4bVifl
cf.aner in s.u r n innuuiry streams ot the Cape
Fear W'wtv, a remain unimproved them (k M
Thi? bill concerning ' tlj.efi!Hu'rVhflui,
?if ih Sheriff. Wiik rprf tiiW a
aim-1 fiuiifu inuenrrtitiy, a8,WMial
t'e bid to authorise the Securities of-Wit
l i i ;' -i . fci ii T - t .!-..."
liaui 6r)ry late Sheriff or;;Pakaok
c'u J' V cviiaci arrears, ot taxes
-i
tsVueidaii Jwu 5
!t yfiid i ciar,reported Jbi 1 1 a u thorisi rig Courts
5pf lusjice toTegulate theusiness therein.
Read ihe ftrt time. r ;!.;
v ;Mr MttcheSl frwnjhCiii
; ; Internal fmjVoveiuenlJ 5repocted the if oil
fiLJ. .i.- v--. iifii' ?t--- '-
. . ...v . . i uates ccupty,1 wa3 three
VJrHin ton. presented i-biH ti ctblish
VooJvitlfcAcadeniy1 inthe6tintyof
yvk& 'Uad .three Qinea and ordered? q
benq
V Coy K of -Boxke1 ib appoint Comaiission-
ers ioMevr And )a jblf. apad vfrora the
ihrugh!he Jliaureij. Gap:4vf the -South
"lfl nH'as orderft; to be. 'inroUid. J
The" vfHlV.rH,'thbe(tervreg1ation of
emtari-'Qcr;j of holding
ihfejpuMrinK -Coufts of Mecklenbure and
Cabarrus and ,the bill concerning ihe safe
adcrtainiandf in Halifax,-were read ihe
in ipo. time anu ioruereu be enrolled.
: o;also, was
collection of a
the bill to provide for th
rudc;n)ent obtaineti bv the
State against t
"ne devisee of ihe late John
Ilaywmd, ajiul the bill amendatory of the-
taw nov in ;. force, for the suppress'pn of
coo nt$r Mters. ;
The bill (more effectuaUy to present in
juryto Sloiik, passed its thirtl reacting anil
was seut to
thc House for concurrence.
HOTSE OF COMMONS.
rn. A' j
Mr. Fisher nresented a bill for the ap
plications of alj'.apprnpriatibns for the in
crease of the Public Library. Read the
first time. 1
The engrossed bill to divorce John Sloan
from Filizabeth Sloan, was redd the first
time and rejected 68 to 54 votes.
Mr. Wiseman presented a Resolution to
i adjourn sine d$e on Thursday next, and
iui. iiiiim j. juiies piotpieu tine, ue-
mouon lor siuiournment
urino the remainder of
that the Speaker shall ad-
jurti theHoafe daily, at half past one
Pi, M. to half past three, then to sit until
7 o'clock to be aj;nin adjourned until 9
'clock in the morning:. Both resolutions
were laid on the table.
Mr. Carson Submitted a Preamble; and
"Resolution, which were laid on table, the
object of which is tn authorise a survey. U,
be made of main Broad fliver, within ths
State,,with just 3nd proper estimates of
lire prooauie expense necessary to render
sawunver navigable, i
Mr. Hough, presented a bill to amend an
act pissed in: 1826, appointing; Commit-
to superirtend the building Court
in the .county of Surry and for o-
bergjnurpose. Read the first time and
sst
Mr. Snyde submitted a resolution that
no private bil( nr. resolution shall be intro
duced in thisiHouse during the remainder
oflthe Session Liid on the table.
The resignation of Rich'd. Bonner, Co!.
Commandant 'of the Regiment of Beau
fort Militia, was read anil accepted.
The engrossed bill more effectually to
prevent depredations of Runaway slaves,
and to encourage their apprehension in the
counties of Lenoir, Wavne, Craven, Ons
low; New Hanover, Washingtcm But
combe, Jones.jPiit, Beaufort and Greene,
;was indefinitely postponed.
Tuesday , Jan. 5.
Mr. Patrick; presented a bill to repeal
anact passed jin 1317, to increase the fes
of the Registers of the; counties of New
Hanover, Cumberland, Brunswick, Carte
ret and Craven; Rp;d the first! time-
The: engroped resolutions in favor of
John Black ;ofj Cumberland and Alexander
Nicholson of-Richmond, passd their third
reading and were ordered ;o be enrolled.
The bill tojenure the fair valuation of
ln'Lin this State, when the sams shall
be given in j for taxation, was' postponed
indefinitely. 63 to 67.
Tire engrossed bill to restore to credit
Joshua Pehnill of Wilkes county ; and the
bill reflate the fisheries of Tar & Pam
lico rivers were read the first time and
indefinitely postponed, r .
:0(i motion of Mr. Cok, the Board of
Internal Jnippovetnents were instructed, if
they deem it expedient, to authorise a sur-
ey d Trentjriver, running through Jones,,
cotiiftyl fnnn Trenton up to the mouth of!
1 urcho cret k and Black river, in Samp-(
' 'u"Jt ' ui is ii is ine oiviaing line
between thdtjcfiunty and Cumberl ind, and
report ",'tb.e same to'the next Legislature.
ti rnotionjof Mr. Wheeler, the House
'"llwopidered the vote. of jrejection of the
r Dili Ml (I
divnnte John. Sloan from his wife
t:.afeadijhe third "time and rejected 67
to 46.
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
Wednesday, De.c. zo.
: Tli? resolution .submitted yesterday by
Mr. Bartop, was taken up - and the ques
fion on us adoption was carried in the af
firmaiive,t he77?. con. '
yMr. Foot offere'd'the following resolution:.
Revived. ThatJ the commltt ' ... j: .
iprilrol the Continent P. -k- , "
inquire if any and what nrovisinn ;a
to prevent unnecessary expe .ve for prfntW do-
of Congrry P :lCU Dy HU-
The bin for thef relief of Fraris Larche
iNe f -Orleans, was read the
and considered in committee of thwhoie ;
and the blanTc havinir been fillft ;Vk i onn
"J -It .. .( . 5? " "111
Wfee. b,U Was, after a short expla-
; t , i r wwagyssi wno reported it
ordered o; be engrossed for a ; third read,
J : 1;.:.. '2h '" :
it1JffWy::Pfprying "to Francis
iMB' . huodfedoHars,, being . the
negro man who hai been irnpres
sedf into; jk e,pubJic Wic,' bj-oVder of
VCTt! Jackson, during the ktva
in w-Orleans infci8t5f. and killed
m said service. J ' ; "
4'fhe SeriateySrntiobSe tinip t?il
MiveJ)uiines, and tben adjourned: f
!
..The aion Dar.;CWcbsterrV a;Scnatqr
fromIassVphuseltsappearedtp-daxarltJ
took his'seat
- lithe resolutio
IQje resolution, yiatert ayubmlttcd ,b
if- t'-
Mr.f 'Foot. -H to nrby ide agamst unriecessar
raucisiLarchVbf'NeV Orieahas read
the third , time, passed, . and sent-;'to : rue
HbusV or" Uepresentative foiv conCuf-J
wThfshill authorising: a subsenptionfof
AtocK'ihilhe'"At-shington:jiaTnpiKe.itju
Company was read' the second time and
consio erea in committee ro i ine w no i u
- - -wrm '4 -. ( i 1 1 '.1
nsidered in committee t)t he wnoie. , .
Mr. Hendricks having explained the
'r-... ' . .- r .i r ' -
nature ami omeci oi ine um, ine iinuvti
tance ot a speedy completion of the road
in a national point of view, antHhe pros
pect of the. tolls remunerating the holil
crs of stocky by beraJ7d'lvidends
Mr. Diekerson desired more time fir
deliberation and ftr affording to absent
Senators an opportunity of voting. Af
ter some oj)versation between Mr Hen
dricks, MK Smith of Md. and Mr. Diek
erson, the bill was postponed to Monday
weejc and made the special order for that
day.
The bill authorizes the Secretary of
the Treasury to subscribe for 4500 shares
of the stock, and appropriates 90,000 dol
lars for the purpose. 3 '' ,
. TKe Senate then spent, some time in
the .'consideration of Executive business,
and then adjourned to Monday nexU
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wednesday Dec. 30.
The House having resumed the consid
eration of the Resolution of Mr. Hunt,
proposing a distribution of the nett pro
ceeds of the sales of public lands among
the several States, for the purposes of
education and Internal (Improvement
Mr Test resumed arjefconclude his ar
gument against the resolutions but espe
cially against the amendment moved by
r Martin thereto.
Mr, -Wilde, of Georgia, spoke briefly
to the question, with a desire to have it
mollified and placed ini a more definite
shape before the House. I
Mr. Spencer of New-iiYork, expressed
his views of the subject lirectly adverse
to some of those which hkd been presetnt
ed by Mr. Test !
Mr. Blair, of South-Cajrolina, next ad
dressee! the . House ; when the allotted
hour for the discussion of resolutions
having expired
This debate ended for to day.
Mr Barringer, by leave, laid upon the
table the following resolution :
Resolved That a select committee be ap
pointed to enquire- into the expediency of change
ir.g the mode; of filling vacancies which may oc
cur in the subodinatt- clerkships of this House,
either by removal bv the Clerk, or otherwise.
Tliis Resolution -Mr., . B:.saiidfie wish
ed laid upon the table, to bfft"catled up
for consideration at some future day.
The House was principally employed
in the initiatory proceedings upon the re
port of the committee of Election on the
contested election of Mr Lea, a Member
of the House The Intelligencer says,
we have seldom seen more interest excit
ed on any question in the House, -owing
to the peculiar acrimony which seems to
have attended this election in Tennessee,
and -has followed it to its trial in the
House of Representatives. The House
has proceeded as yet no farther in the in
vestigation of the subject than to order
the printing of the evidence in relation
to it
T7iursday9 Dec. 31.
On motion of Mr. Isaacks, it was
Ordered. That when, the House- shall
adjourn this day, it will adjourn to miet
again on Monday next
The House resumed the consideration of
tire resolution, rtSvetP by Mr Hunt, of
Vermont, proposing todirect an enquiry
by the'Cominiitee on Public Lands into the
expediency -of distributing the, nett pro
ceeds of the sales of Public Lands among
the several States, for the purposes of Edu
jftion and Internal Improvement.
The question being stated on agreeing to
Mr. Mai tin's proposed amendment for di
recting a comniittee to report the qun-
tity oMan(Js already granted to each tate
by the. General Government ;
Mri Polk, of Tennessee, said, that from
the time which had been already occupied
in the decision of this resolution, propo
sing an enquiry merely, it must be evident
not only that this discussion is premature,
but that it is not likely toarfive a any pro
fi fable end. It was admitted, by those who
supported the resolution, that it ,is not ex
peilient to make this distiribution;, at all e
everit, until the PuMic pebt shall hive
been paid. That the Public, Debtwill not be
paid for several years to cme, was kjjown
to every one, and thereforVthis discussion
wa premature. j
iMr. P. saki he purposely! abstained from
entering himself into the discussion of ihe
merits of the, proposition before the House,
having risen principally forjjhe purpose of
moving to l&y this resolution on the tabley
with the understanding that it should "not
be called up again at the present Session.
The question on the motion of' Mr. Polk
to lay the resolution on the table,was then
taken and was decided as follows Yeas
72. - Nays 95. -
j So the House refused to lay the resolu-
tin on the table.
Mr. Bucfianifti then expressed his view
in favor of theoiain olyect of enquiry pro
posed hy theres concluded his
retrt ark 'by sus0tigth'e following modi
fication of the pending resolution :
'Be$olveiL-That 'Select commit toe be -appointed:
to which shall be referred the Report of
a Select Commit tee made, to the; House of Hep
resentatiyes .on. the 23th ebniary: last, relative
to the annual distribution of the nett nroceeds f
I the sale of the public lauds, amongst the several
quite ancFreport.to' this fjouse, whether, therfi be i
any TJfQtjsion of thConstitqtionv6f cfanytAct
r.a&ts Oi Lpngrea in'.reiauQ uj ute-ciiscoarge
of the Piiblic debt rwnichuffhto nfe'vent Con
gresfrdhi malting; such'a jJistribuiidnVjlAhd that
ine saia -ioiwjniuec; nave icavcxTOjfepon. oy diii
IrCvBCdid rt propose this modificaiiori'
ly engagnd onTonimittee to desire being,
placef,on ucn a seiecr-commmee asiwav
fndicaVed- init; .bathe threwitpuljdr the
co nsid e ra i i o,?i xh CIS e f ouTse:. h- r f. 1 r ? ;
;4Tlve tlicuMonwas'fnH
-MrTestvh(' in1 arf animated ani" earnest
i c'oniWeVaiiin He Kad ftot;eBcTadf d! hiss
whn hprwas intPrrarnted bvihe
Speaker. declaring that thelhuur allotted'
to ihp oi-eisspn ot resoiuiions natf eiapseti.
- Tlie House7then-resurtied4he consfclera
tinn of (he bill f ?r regulating the com pen
s itinTi for mil eare and attendance of mem
b rs. . , "J'L-
M-, T tvlor, of N. V. adverting ofl the'
secornl sec'ioti of the bdl, (rqtiri! from
each member, at the close ot each et0 "
a c e r t i fi C a e of the -Wo njbe r o f ' d ay s wh't h
he may have ben absent from the Seat ot
Government) expressed the opinion tat,'
(this principle bi'irig infrodoceil iito the
bill) it ttught to h still firther'aneiid'erf'
o as to make it eff ctive to ecure. the at
tendance of members at the sitting dthe
House. This would not be accomplished
by requiring an account of 4 iys of absence.
from the Seat of Government, because, in
legal phraseology, the Seat of Government
includes the whole ten r ilea squire of the;
District of Columbia. To intake the pro
vision of the bill more definite, therefore,
Mr. T; moved to amend the bill so as to
require from each member a statement of
the number of days that he should have
been absent from the sittings of the House.
After some observations, between Mr.
Wickliff'e xand Mr. Taylor this amend
ment was agreed to.
Some furtner verbal amendments were
made to the bill on the motion of'Mr. Smrrs
f New-York, Mr. Taylor,and Mr. Ilnynesj
Mr. C.irson then moved to strike out
the second section nfthe bill, on'' the ground
of its directly reflecting on the char acter
of the House, ami supported his motion by
a brief but pointed speech.
After a fewremarks by Mr. -Wilde on
the bearing of the amendments which had
been made to the bill -
Mr. Wii kliffe vindicated at some length
the section which was proposed to be strick
en out, and of course opposed the motion
of Mr. Carson.
Mr. Speight' moved an - adjournment $
but the House refused to adjourn.
Mr. Letcher then addressed the House,
with humor and with earnesines, his ob
ject being to terminate the debate and ob
tain a decision upon the bdl before adjourn
ment Mr. Speight followed. in a brief exposi
tion of his sentiments in favor of this biH,
and of similar further measures of retrench
ment. The question was then taken, by yeas
and nays, on striking out the second sec
tion of the bill, and decided in ihe negative
by a large majority" 153 to 15
And then the bdl was ordered to be en
grossed for a third leading. -V.
The House of Representatives having
agreed, on Monday last, to re-consider
Mr. Carson? s motion for an inquiry into
the expediency of establishing a Mint near
the Gold Mines . .
, Mr. Carson rose and said, that lie hat
been induced to offer the resolution from
various considerations, one of the most
important of which was, the. highly inter
esting information he was induced to be
lieve would be elicited by such an inqui
ry. That it will prove necessary to esta
blish a Mint in North-Carolina, to the ex
tent which such an establishment now ex
ists in Philadelphia, he was bv no means
prepared to say, and were lie to hazard an
opinion, as at present advised, he would
say that it would not be necessary A
branch, however, of the Mint might be
found necessary. For instance; said htr,
an office, under national authority, con
nected with the mother institution, to as
say our metals and show us their correct
value to. stamp our bars of gold, and
prepare them for a circulating medium ;
or as kn article of deposit, upon whici
circulating me d i u m m i g!i t issue. 'This
wouI(( also prevent" frauds from beins
practiced : for, while it would show the
owner the real value of the metal, it
would alsoy secure the purchaser from
frauds, such as mixing alloy with the gold,
which otherwise would-be difficult tp de
tect. In a word, Mr. C. said, the inqui
ry could do no injury, while there was a
probability of its doing good : for any re
port made by the committee will be sub
ject to the future action and controulof
the House.
When I introduced the Resolution on'
Thursday last (savd Mr. C) 1 will iii)t dis
guise th'e fact, that I felt considerable so
licitude for its passage' But Sir, my
anxiety has in a degree been Tliminishetf,
not that I deem the inquiry less import
tant, but because-vob$erycd an honora
ble colleage, (MrrCooner) voting inlop
positionto the resojutibn. For that gen
tleman, Sir, I have always, since our
acquaintance, entertained the highest per-
hopinions : and Sir, from a know led e of
auuai iesjpt;ci,iauu o aiso nave j for nis
the fact, that no part of the State is more I
deepjyiinterested in au subjects connect
ed with the precious metals, than, the dis
trict represented by my colleague, (for
Sir, the , greatest proportions, as yet,
have been found ivHbin his district, and
by hs Constituents) I am constrained to
believe that important considerations have
induced his opposition. What, those 'conX
siderations piay nave been, I' have Vot
been able to learnf and it mSj be, bai
V
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tHeefectSTOrTOVrirVnoitinn iXnnJ I
tit c i Dili ii i. ta.il i Kir. li rjivtr in-u inii
r.ni.ue. mease; r, 1 : certain hi
hira.t'JMr- coricIudebVhia rni
jermenng ms. ttianka to-the tuu
.i mtiii tuiiieiioLioii for recunsMir
andas-1 no4 njuV'coaldresult
jmere-inquiryrt-nopeauie iou se w
rotna coming irom;the coldregiol'
beatthtmselfroinhatyeslrablec
T.yisnet.iO'Knrjw wneuier ine -reihr
his ciilfeaaua were -intended for
l"Mr. Carson ex piairted jand&id h
siort was to- m 'Ooneasuerrenrps
Mecklehbtirg-f tfia"t lie Jid not knol?tinS
his;colleagaefiowii1aking tlieVnnuirf llow
ed an the qfuetitinT MrSKetrntnY V'M'
MhWvane.cs?iri W
i&erely bvcause itdKipperied to cotr,n0fi
a C(deagde antombrace a subje u
tecjeng aljsQfoin ct
f rori bel i $ fM atoSp6ruests but.
enquiry, it jy?sQ,n
Ifitieed the '4k'HiMi -a'','t
to'the propiol6s0J)absu
itself, or qtaraive u
1 i s h ed rule of 1 egijrfatipn :j ' Shou 1 d tj Wa!)
solution be adoptwH'ommfttf rc?
upon it w()uld (loubiesslicJtir muc, f.
formation, .ihteres1i:p:nl?1y. tc 1 lnw
country in whichnheiDrious metal . "ie
may be found, but to- the Nation at Is
and even if the em
-not at this turijef result in a transfer'
branch of the f tnt (that noyferful
tribuf e ;of GoyernmeritthegionJ
posed, Vet it ca n notlbu trbei iro portarlf'
a national point ot vtcw;to;.wtivev;.tau
tic information as to thef)rabie ca
ty of any portion of tbUrciiBtryl to
duce this iinportafit.iirbY;ih
ing medium ' ' I vreneaL 'fiYr!"&atft
there not (as, indeed I flhink' ther? kiv?
inantfest importance in ttieVproposttr
that Vourtesy to the:moVe
humble opinion, be a su flicientreasorf
lead to its adoption' I would,, Mr. S; 0
ker, have preferred that ther' terms of "
enquiry had been more i : lilferaljin tr
chara cter, bynitraci ng also tfm -StKr
of Vi rri n i a . Georgia, an c
buthtCaroll
tes
ia;
in all ftf Avhir.h Gnlfl ntirt ia" fnnn'd
. . ' n '
jeans so extensively as in. the St';,"J'
from whiJi I cojnej .fbrv lilver, g
any inquij-yis prpdsed heri1ating; i
a?iy particular tntereist in obiouhtryf
am;not fOp1cop fining it t'o'mj WOSta, t .
or imifcediate Wstrict, butouldembr; ;.
alsojnjy otherporjtion ojjliJnion wk
the lajme is known toetist-' Butwithi
waiting to cavil about th!terms of the re
lution.,nerm'lt me. sir. fivhnn tU-A if n t
h(t JlltOhtpd IT! ta nrncon "fnfriri aT,,1! J
Plie question was then taken on t.
res
resolution 'moved by Mr. Caro?i,.;and i
tided ii the affirmative.' iM- ' A
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FOUND.
4i om Of !oney Found, which the nwper d
vertisement. Apf)ly to ; i,; 1
, , I V'A T iflT1tCIrtTiiinnnl
janmiry 4 40 St'
Mrs. John Haywood,
" EPKTFUJ ;TY announces to the Pub
that 'she is i-'repartrdo 'accorhmodate T
Vellers,. Gentlemen a nditeir. Families, ;Upaid '
by the. DajiWeelr, Mbntlvr Year-Scbpol Ct.iT
ft
ration m
dope the resolution v?r--i
that, as' col legueiddnad e at
1 ind'u I
1 mill If
ll
lr.k V: m
"HI" .11 .
ne3:1he resolbtiqitKwaso
hbumtra sTtlUoFSaontw ,le
u en rrnvieng.n ottimei, ; - ;
H.PT hou$e i situated in '.the' immediate vichW (
ty of tiie Capitol, the Hstiks ani"eVeral Sem )
oej of learning-. ThjeeisNirntifd a
lv?gtdyi cultivated Gnlgittah lii
Rooms are spaeipus ml( ''ii.ryneasiires "sl
t h ose v h i ma v "honor tierwith "tii er pat rtinae
that no exertions shall be waiting on Kef "part-1
render th'tri comf.jrtable,
Mrs. I f, has also a good Stableh'icnfTall !
well supplied wii ! proyendeVvibr horsey and s
cuviid Ostler to attendthernr -
Prices moderate as those of any Boarding
H use in the city. - - v ,
Kaleigiy January ?. '0y ,; 5 , ,v 40
Richomiiffa. J4!; 4,;;iS50
NE W-YORIC EXTRA, Class ith,
'!'o be Drawn I5ih rf this M nth.
1 Pne of Si S.tiOOrsjS 15,00ft 1
t -" 4,0D0 ;.V.;-4.000
t . 2.000 -2:000.
5 . . ' L000 I
Whole Tickets S4 Halves Vs.gl
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CONNECTICUT ST
Pl3Class..
To be Drawn 16th!of thislontk
54 No. L-t ry-8 Dravn Battta
S i o,ood,Li 2,50a;-" 2,-obo? ii20Q;
. : 11,000, 500, r400,'-30O, &c.;
Whole S4 Halves 2-QuartersL
RIC H MOND DOCK!: Class G.
4To be drawn at Richmond 20th h is Momh
liPnve ollO,00(Kil0:00f
2,500; -'2-,500 v
--,
jS.000 000
i.02J-L02
1,000 A ooo
Apsides S500,- 300, 200, ASfcQO'&e
' Wholi?,. S4 .llafv es,2Quarrtes 1,
For ticket in .any of lb? above splendid Schemes
send your orders addressed to Yates Ttc AlMnfVTtf
Hiclimond, Va. -1 : 1 J;
TATE3 &,MqNTYniK;Vfapageni
VJNG etahhshedaDeDosltorvaM .
JLJ. 6f S. Hall, JTevbern, nil th PublicaUdmiof .
the Society can be had,, at the bricea' Qxcd hv
t; trL. t . , X - , wjf
. Newberri", Decejnbef 2d;l829
'rrr- ! vv . !". : . .. i . . -
Subscriberhag received a aupplirof Garv
JL den Seed, which he will warrant fresh an4
genuine.. " - ; JLEIiua -J.
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