wsroi yoli i s-maswulvi sk c t\jtt_st>ax lyr-c-fin-bi-r pbjtuted ami pnutlbfled ijvkllt tcf.s11at cr bingham ft white more new goods tiie subscriber is now opening at his slur in salisburv a large and choice selection o tain cases or of otherwise gral the owners of the land where it congress chased on behalf of the united states mr wood suggested that thc motion of the gentleman from massachusetts mr lntiirop was not perhaps sufficient ly broad to cover the object in view his f mr w's attention had been drawn to thc subject and he had drafted the follow ing motion intending to have himself proposed it : wir liioore.^jy lowing resolution the subscription to the avisti.iv o.iholi.man is three dollars per annum payable half-yearly in advance tkllms : dry goods and groceries just received from charleston philadelphia and new-york which will be sold at fair prices and all kinds of country produce received in exchange his customers and the public are respectfully invited to call examine and judge for themselves j murphy december 1sj1 sml'jl resolved that the roninm^^h ry i instructed o inquire into^^h of further prov di.ig by law for tb of duels among persons employed military and tinval service of the ui on motion of mr lanman the senate proceeded to the appointment of a com mittee for tbe examination of engrossed bills ; ancl messrs lanman benton and holmes of maine were appointed on motion of mr parrott the senate proceeded to class the senators from thc state of missouri ; and the members hav ing drawn lots according to the usage of the senate mr barton drew the ballot which assigned him to the 2d class which expires in the year 1825 and mr benton drew no 3 which expires in 1827 after adopting the usual orders for sup plying the members with newspapers c the senate adjourned to monday in sen eii 6 1821 cj no paper vvill bc discontinued until all arrearages are paid unless at the discretion of the editors ; anri any subscriber failing to give notice of his wish to discontinue at the end of a after a brief discussion the was adopted ancl the hc^ise ad year will be considered as wishing to continue the paper which vvill be sent accordingly whoever will become responsible for the payment of nine papers sliall receive a tenth gratis anvi'ii iisi.mi-.nts will be inserted on tlie cus tomary terms »*, persons sending in adver tisements must specify the number of times tbey wish tlieni inserted or they vvill be continued till ordered out and charged accordingly to cv\e resolved that llu expediency of extending the time for the redemption of lands sold for tbe direct tax under the several acts passed august 2 1813 january 9th 1815 and march 5 1816 and which have heen purchased on behalf of the united states bc referred tothe committee cf ways and means kiunay dec 7 — the member pointed yesterday to compose the ( mittee on revolutionary pensions cu ted of messrs t'oc-kc reed of s whipple wilson long jackson herrick ajf^gssr l : ip ozl.e o v in r ct i7 0 crms - a pi ,, y to t,iu 1 subscniber if not sold previous io the 15th of february next be vvill again stand the ensuing spring season in this place michael ituuwn salisbury dec 3 1821 78tfi5 after thc journal was read this clay and the petitions from lhc different slates ancl territories presented and referred to the respective appropriate committees — mr rankin submitted the following resolution which was adopted : mr v hoped that both would be laid on the table for inspection and considera tion xegyoes iov saie and lands and mills to rent on the third of january 1822 at mock's old field will be sold op a credit of six and nine months several valuable young negroes likely and of good character at the same time and place will be rented for one year the valuable saw and grist mills on third creek belonging to the estate of the late col uichmond i'earson sen'r deceased also the valuable plantation between south river and third creek containing about 15u acres of open land all under good fence also the plantation known as the old place containing upwards of 25u acres under good fence mr lathrop assented and the resolu tions were respectively ordered to lie on thc table no advertisement inserted until it bas been paid for or its payment assumed by some person in this town or its vicinity house of at1ves ! resolved that the committee on public lands be instructed to inquire into the expedien cy of passing a law for the better organization of the land districts in the state of mississippi and for the disposal of the public hinds in said state lately acquired by purchase from the choc taw nation of indians the following committees were an nounced as having been appointed by the speaker pursuant to the order of yester day for the appointment of standing com mittees : mr cook of illinois presented the fol lowing resolution : cj\\11 letters to the editors must be post-paid or they will not be attended to resolved that the committee on the public lands be instructed to inquire into the expedi ency of extending the provisions of the 1st sec tion of the act of the 2d of march lust entitled an act for the relief of the purchasers of the public lands prior to the 1st day of jul 1820 to the 30th of september 1822 the resolution was agreed to book-winding business . the subscriber respectfully informs the citi zens ofthe western section of n carolina and the adjoining districts of s carolina that be lias established the book-binding businessftn all of its various brwid in the town of gclisburj ., n c he has taken the store formerly occupied hy wood s krider on main-street three doors north ofthe court-house having devoted considerable time to acquire a competent knowledge of his business in the city of baltimore the subscriber hatters himself that he vvill he able lo execute every kind of work in his line in a style and on terms that will give general satisfaction merchants and others can have blank books ruled and bound to any pattern on short notice as cheap and as well finished as any that can be brought from the north oki books rebound on the most reasonable terms and at short notice , orders from a distance for binding of every description will be faithfully attended to william ii young salisbury june 8 1821 53 committee of elections — messrs sloan ed wards of n c tucker of s c moore of va walworth rogers smith of ky . committee of ways and means — messrs smith of md todd pitcher mitchel of s c jones of tenn thompson stevenson claims messrs williams of n c rich m cov moore of pa edwards of conn metcalf litchfield mr military submitted thc following resolution : resolved that the committee on revolutiona ry pension be directed to inquire into the expe diency of authorizing tlie secretary of mar io restore to the pension roll any person « ho shall have been stricken therefrom on the evidence of such person's schedule whenever the secre tary of war shall be satisfied by additional evi dence that such person is in such reduced cir cumstances as to come within the provisions of the acts of 1818 and 1820 mr sawyer moved that the house do now resolve itself into a committee ofthe whole on the state of the union for the purpose of taking into consideration the president's message mr wright moved that the considera tion thereof bc postponed until to-mor row which motion was negatived and mr sawyer's motion prevailed mr taylor of n y was called to the chair and four or live other plantations of less value — all belonging to said estate j a l'eaiisox executor ■ utiimix executrix ■ 6wt82 commerce — messrs newton tomlinson hill milnor kirkland abbot m'duffie public lands — messrs kankin scott hen dricks cook stewart cannon sterling of n y post offices and post roads — messrs francis johnson hooks gross stoddard campbell-of n v bateman overstrect district of columbia — messrs kent mercer ncale matlack patterson of l'a rochester nov 19 1821 wauls a situation v young lady qualified to teach heading writing english grammar geography history tlie rudiments bf the french language needle work c wishes to obtain a situation in the neighborhood of salisbury in the capaci ty of private tutoress she would take charge of tbe females of one or at most two families at a moderate salary satisfactory references can be made for character and abilities on ap plication bv letter to a ii mi/ton n c 4vv78i the resolution was adopted mr coo of illinois submitted the fol lowing resolution : mallary judiciary — messrs sergeant plumcr of n ii dickinson nelson of va burton sanders john ston of lou pensions and revolutionary claims — messrs rhea little eddy new allen of tenn wm smith hubbard public expenditures — messrs montgomery dwight crafts gcbhard gist barber of ohio tatnall private land claims — messrs campbell of ohio conckling moore of ala whitman up hain sterling of conn crudup manufactures messrs baldwin conner woodson nelson of mil durfec floyd condict agriculture — messrs butler baylies garnett buchanan m'neil vance blair revisal and iiitfnislied business — messrs la throp burrows hoss accounts — messrs allcii of mass swan bug gies expenditures in the department of state — messrs wood alexander barber of conn expenditures in the treasury department — messrs tracy keyes holcomb expenditures in the department of war — messrs tucker of va chambers lincoln expenditures in lhc navy department messrs edwards of pa patterson of n y white expenditures in the post office messrs den ison woodcock saiyver expenditures on the public buildings — messrs nelson of mass pierson lettwich mr wood presented the following res olutions : resolved that the committee on the public lands he instructed to inquire whether any and if anv what provision is necessarj to be made to enable the people of the state of illinois lo open a canal through the public land to connect the waters of lake michigan with lhe illinois river resolved that so much of the president's message as relates to the commercial imereourse vvith great britain france portugal and nor way tlieir dominions or colonies be referred to the committee of commerce resolved that so much of the president's message as relates to the constuction of the eighth article of the treaty of 1803 whereby louisiana was ceded to the united states to the seizure of the apollo in 1820 j to iriexecu tion of the treaty of 1819 vvith spain tothe renewal of diplomatic intercourse with portugal and to all other subjects of foreign affairs be referred to a select committee resolved that so much of the president's message as relates to the organization of a more regular government for tbe territory of flori ' da be referred to a select committee resolved that so much of the president's message as relates to the survey of the coast the navy navy-yards and naval affairs the pro tection of our commerce and to the slave trade be referred to a select committee resolved that so much of the president's message as relates to the revision of tlie tariff and to manufactures be referred to the commit tee on manufactures resolved that so much of the president's message as relates to the subject of revenue be referred to the committee of ways and means resolved that the said committees consist of each and have leave to report by bill or otherwise mr bloiid of va opposed the resolu tion he thought that congress had al ready sufficiently evinced its liberality to the new states on a former occasion he had proposed a resolution to appropri ate a portion of the public lands for lhc endowment of colleges that resolution had received the decided opposition of the new states a constitutional question was raised on the subject which if it did not convince at least created so much doubt in his own mind as to induce bim to forbear to press it nor could he in the present instance as a member of a state which had done as much at least as any stale in the union i'or ihc general ben efit consent lo a proposition of this sort as well might virginia ask for an appro priation of thc public funds for the pur pose of completing canals 10 the city of richmond were such a proposition io be made hc entertained no doubt that it would meet vvith opposition from the vrry quarter from whence this resolution had proceeded mr \- . was disposed to leave thc subject of canals lo the energy and ability of those states through which they pass and for whose benefit they are in tended yvvvate e-nteytaimnent . . rjlhe subscriber respectfully informs t4 jl the citizens of salisbury and the 4 l-fl _ adjacent country that he has removed from his late residence on the north side of the vailkin river on the main road leading from salem to danville 15 miles from salisbury and has taken the house formerly occupied by capt ja krider in town on main street a few doors north of thc court-house ; where he is prepared to keep a house of private entertainment for travellers and citizens he vvill at ull times furnish stabling fodder and crain for horses thomas holmes salisbury sept 25 1821 78 n 11 eight or ten boarders vvill be taken at the customary prices in town to 15 ar pent era the subscriber wishes to employ immedi ately two or three journeymen carpenters to whom good wages and constant employ vvill be given he vvill also take two or three lads bf good character as apprentices to the carpen ter's business non need apply but such as are sober and industrious john albright salisbury october 3 1821 fi9tf testate of t^ayl 3oy\n t_te\a on the 8th of january will commence the sale of lhe real and personal estate of the late apt john reid and continue from day to day until the whole i.s sold i'he real estate con sists of the well known establishment called the catawba springs with the plantation and lands attached the personal property consists of a number of very valuable negroes various kinds of farm stock household furniture hc the terms which will be accommodating will be made known on the day of sale john rl-'.ll ? .,..„„ .„„„ alex mccollkl.e 8 ' november 19 1821 7wt82 wu\uvwvv xegyoeb taken i'l and committed to the jail of rowan county n c on the 8th instant two negro men philip and lack philip is about 28 years of age of a yellow complexion stout made liad on when committed no clothes but a pair nf pantaloons and a shirt says he is under the cure of nathan cist and joseph cist who live on tvger river nine miles from union court house so ca jack says he belongs to miles ferguson ill lawrence district s c on dun can's creek lie is about 18 years of age has a large sc:ir above the right knee occasioned by a burn ; had on a northern homespun coat and check pantaloons jack says bis master lives j about 18 miles from lawrence c ii and about 30 from union < '. ii ihe'ow er of said negroes are requested to come forward prove property pay charges and receive tlieir negroes 6wt8l william howaud jailor rowan n c mr bates the delegate from the terri tory of arkansas appeared and took his seat mr wood presented the petition of cadwallader d colden contesting the election of peter sharpe ; and mr wright a like petition of philip reed contesting the election of jeremiah causden re lerred to the committee of elections many other petitions of a local ancl less general nature were presented and refer red to the proper committees mr campbell moved the following res olution : resolved that a committee bc appointed to report a bill providing for the apportionment of representatives among the several states accord ing to the fourth census mr c was desirous that the subject be taken up at an early period of the session in order that the principle on which the apportionment ahould be based should be fully examined and deliberately settled the legislatures of several of the states he remarked were now in session ancl it might be important that the subject come before them at an early clay to enable them to district the states pursuant to the act providing for the apportionment without incurring the delay and expense of con voking the several legislatures for that ex press object he thought the census bad been so far accomplished as to enable the committee that should bc appointed to enter immediately upon the considera tion of the subject mr cocke of tennessee moved that thc resolution lie on the table further remarks were made on the sub ject by messrs cocke wright and mc coy which the reporter could not distinct ly hear when the question was taken on the motion of mr cocke and carried ayes 74 navs 47 mr lathrop submitted the following riiotion : state ot kottvi-cayolina mf.ckleniuhig county t some discussion took place on the first resolution submitted by mr wood in which the mover and messrs wright sergeant and little took part when on motion the committee rose ; and on mo tion of the latter the aforesaid resolu tions were ordered to be printed cock i of l'leas and quarter sessions no vember term 1821 lames m hutchison i versus conrad plyler original attachment le | vied on defendant's lands lt appearing to the i court that the defendant in this case resides out of the state it is ordered that publication be made iu the western carolinian for three weeks for thc defendant conrad plyler to appear at our next court to be held for said county on the fourth monday in january next and replevy plead to issue or demur otherwise judgement will he entered against him 3wt81 test isaac alexander c m c j mr cook replied : lie did not expect lhat a proposition so reasonable as he con ceived this to bc would meet vvith oppo sition especially in this stage of its pro gress the states northwest of the ohio hc could assure the lion member from virginia felt grateful for all the favors they had received — but in the present case no favor was asked the object of thc resolution was not to solicit a donation from the general government to assist in building the canal — but merely to reserve a narrow strip of land in the direction of the contemplated canal und through which it should puss by this measure the go vernment instead of impairing its funds would increase them such an act would undoubtedly enable the government to dispose of the reservation hereafter at a price greatly enhanced ancl at the same time virtually authorize the government of illinois to go on with its contemplated undertaking the question was then taken and thc resolution adopted the house then resolved itself into a committee of the whole on the state of the union — mr taylor,ol n v in thc chair mr wood submitted the following res olutions : resolved that the subject nf the marine and navy-hospital funds and the provision for sick and disabled seamen bc referred to the commit tee of commerce resolved that the subject of the duties and compensation of the persons employed in the collection of the revenue arising from imports and tonnage be referred to the committee of ways and means resolved that the subject of intercourse with the indians by agents factors traders tra ding houses and otherwise be referred to a se lect committee resolved that the laws and regulations ofthe post office establishment be referred to the committee on post offices and post roads resolved that the subject of the compensa tion of marshals clerks and attorneys in the courts of the united states be referred to the committee on the judiciary resolved that the laws and regulations rela tive to certain persons engaged in the land and naval service of the united slates during the revolutionary war be referred to a select com mittee resolved that the subject of the mint estab lishment tbe coins of the united states and for eign coins be referred to a select committee resolved that the subject of the public build ings and the public lands in the city of washing ton be referred to a select commiltee resolved that the subject of the public ar mories arsenals and the munitions of war be longing to the united states be referred to the committee on fortifications and military affairs resolved that the said committees consist of each and have leave to report by hill or otherwise salisbury v-r.*l 1821 ! iu ii..m li mi^^^^^mmbm 1 an avuiy from the subscriber at charlotte j fo o'f yov\\\-l.'ftyovuuv it meckleilbura county n carolina a negro ■ boy hy the name of simon ; hark complexion | mecki.e«jburg county | tout made and live feet seven or eight inches ou'euiou court of law fall term 1821 high he speaks low when spoken to it is q margaret duffey rs itobcrt duffey peti lupposed that lie will make towards the county ! tion for divorce it appearing to tlie sat'.sfac of prince william virginia as be was purchased tion of court that robert duffey the defendant in that county i will give the above reward if " m this case is not an inhabitant of this state : the said negro is delivered to isaac wilie con | ordered that publication be made for three card t labarrus county or 25 dollars if secured in months in the raleigh star and western caro *. iv jail and information given so that i get him , jlniail that unless hc appear at the next term of tgnin evan wilie the superior court of law to be held for the m,rrh 21 1821 50 m i county of mecklenburg at the court-house in ■ charlotte on the i monday i it i be i george i the tbc i temher 46th iijv ■ - ' . xi'w suv^e to raleigh fs3_j^--«^s__*m f l f ' subscriber who is r*_a_-um_-lthi raleigh and salisbury by ay of randolph chitham c respectfully in forms the public that he luis fitted up all entire sew stage whieb added to other improve ments that have been made will enable him to carry i ssenger8 with as much comfort and expedition as they cm be carried by any line of stages in this part ofthe country the scarcity of money the reduction in the price of produce 8cc demand a correspondent reduction in every ilepartmenl of life : therefore the subscriber lias det mimed to reduce the rate of passage from eight to su cents per mile gentlemen i'-.iv line from the west to kaleigh or hy way i 1 rali i.-li to the north are invited to try the mbscriber's stage as he peels assured it only iw eds a .-'■'..- to gjii a preference the stage arrives in salisbury everv tuesday 8 or 9 o'clock and depart thence for raleigh the same day at 2 o'clock ; it arrives in raleigh fridav evening and leaves there for salisbury i saturday at 2 o'clock may 22 1821 5'j john lane j the business in order before thc com mittee was upon the resolutions of mi - wood iu relation to a reference of thc several subjects presented for considera tion in the president's message to appro priate committees mr nelson of va moved to strike out all that part of the resolutions proposed by mr mood which follows thc word /.-• solved and to insert in lieu thereof the following : state oi vovtv\-uavo\\ua rutheufokd county ctoubt of pleas and quarter sessions octo i her sessions 18.31 william arthur versus hansom powell i original attachment levied on land it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant in this case i without | the limits of this state ordered therefore that publication be made for three months in the we-tern carolinian for the defendant to appear ; at our nod county court of picas and quarter i sessions to be holden for the county of ruther ford at the court house in rutherfordton on i the second monday in january next then an-l | there to plead or demur or judgment linal will ibe entered up against him 5wt84 witiies isaac cbaton c c on motion — ordered that the same be printed and lie on the table mr rhea called for thc consideration of the resolution which he had yesterday proposed for the appointment of a select committee on thc subject of revolutiona ry pension 1 . resolved that thc committee on reviial and i nfinilhed ls'.siiu-ss be instructed u consider lhe expediency of reviving and continuing in force for a limited time an act passed the 11th may 18-j-j mci.di.-gu.e time allowed for the redemption of land ..*•!..' for direct taxes ui cut 1 resolved that so much of the president's message as concerns the commercial intercourse of the united stales with all foreign nations and ull other matteri relating to the commerce ofthe united states be *.* ferred tothe committee of comm ■