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Newspaper Page Text'1 I I f tOLimBti »- -■ ”^- T 1 nr- -Jl - I- ' r n - - , rrr-rTT|.-g.ii w.-jlMI WWmBK-—v BY JAMES N. BETHUNE. “TH* UNION or TUB STATX*, AND TW •OTCMIGNTV Of THE ITATCS." olb&HBUS. GEORGIA, SATURDAY JUNE 20, 1833. ■MMBappBBMBMBBBBaMaaBBBMHMMiMliaiif- - SIXTH YOt.miE— tSeeSIuiber ■-. published weekly, A T Um dottars per innam, payable in Ad vance: ot four dollars if not pud for before the end of the year. Advertisements will be ineeited ot the rate, of satnty-Jitt unto per hundred wools for the first insertion, and fjly centl (hr each week’s coniine- once. In all adrertieemenu, die words that do not amount to an even hundred, will be consid ered as an hundred, and charged as such. When the number of insertion, of in advertisement is not specified, it wil be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly. No subscription will be received for less than one yean and no paper discontinued until all ar rearage, are paid unless at the option of the Edi tor.' Sheriffs’ and other Officer,' advertisements in serted at customary rates. Letters to the Editors on business piust.be post paid; and in all cues where it is not done, the postage will be charged to the writer. Sutess/ Land, by Administrator, Executors or Guardians, are required by law to bo held on the first Tuesday in tho month, between the hours of ten in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, at the court-honso in the county in which (he pro perty is situato. Notice or these are to be given in a public gazette Sixty Days provtou, to the day otsale. Sales of Negroes mast lie at public auction, on the first Tuesday of the month, between the usu al hours of sale, at the place of public sales in tho i county where the Ltlteis Testamentary of Ad- 1 ministration or Guardianship may have been granted, first giving Sixty Days’ notice thereof, in one of the public gazettes of this slate, and at ti, s dqor ol the court hooso where such sales are to be held. Notice for the sale of Personal Property must bo given in like manner (or Forty Dtp previous to the day of sale. ' Notice to the debtors and creditors of an Estate must be published Forty Dap. Notice that application will he made to tho Court of Ordinnry for Lcmc to sell Lund, must be published Four Months. Notice for Lease to sell Negroes most ho pub lished for Four Months, before any order absolute shall be made thereon by tho Court. NEW SPRINC* * GOODS. fin HE SUBSCRIBERS thankful m for the liberal patropage they have re ceived from their friends, and the public, beg leave to inform thorn that they aro now opening, a splendid assortment of CHOICE GOODS both Fancy and Staple. One of the concern; being constantly in New York, they feel dbnfident of their ability to sell as low as the same articles can bo bought in the Southern market. Their assortment consisting (in part) oi the fol lowing articles: Superfine blue, black adilaide CLOTHS, " black Italian Gros de Nap, GroS do Swiss and Gros de Orleans SILK Pink, white nnd blue S,1 TINS Coi’d pnu .t de Soio, Pink, white, straw and bine Eloranco, Pongees and Palmyreens, Black Italian Crape, , French Crapes, assarted colours, Superfine black Bombazine, Bich Printed Huslins, Foulard do While Plaid db, Plain and figd. Swiss da Plain and do Jnconct do Fine cambric Dimety. Fumiturb do Rich fancy Prints, *" Rich half mourning and black Prints, Ginghams, assorted colors, liish Linens & Lawns, Superfine Bishop Lawns, Birdseye and table Diaper, Bordered linen cambric Handkerchiefs Linen Cambric, Marseilles Counterpanes, Fine Linen Napkins, Snpurfinn French Drilling Cambrics, assorted colors, White and black Lace Veils. Green Gauze do llernani nnd crape fancy Handkerchiefs. Fine linen Tapes and Braid, Lace Capes and Coiaretts,- Fine Thread Lace Edging and Inserting., Muslin .Edging and Insertion, Infants lace Caps, Lillies kid and horsorskln Gloves, Gentlemen’s heaver and linen jo do Gum Elastic Suspenders, Cotton and worsted Ladie’s sillt and cotton Hose Gentlemen's do da do Random half Blue and Yellow Nankeon Cupo Ing-uin Carpetings, Superfine brussels Rugs, Clarks Spool Cotton, Button and linen Ftuss, Colored Sewing Silk, assorted Clond Lane and Edging, Rich Black Silk Velvet, Gentlemen's Velvet and Mohair Stocks, do black bombazine Bpildefieldand bandanna Handkerchiefs Large and small Piussum shawls Black and Green worsted Bcrage Ladies belt Ribbon, Bonnet do. Fin’d, velvet Belt da. Wire Taste and Bonnet Reeds Bonnet Wire, Carved and plain shell combs, Brasilian Combs, Feather Fans, Super silk Umbrella’s and Paroso Cotton do. Bleached and unbleached sheetings do Shirtings, Dorchest Ticki ng, Counterpane and Aproa Checks, Cotton Oannkurgs, Oil Cloths 3 4 and 4 4, Bead Bags and Parse*, Hair Powder and PutTs, - - — ■*> ■Scissors, needles sad pins. Silver and steel Thimbles good assortment Pistols. Dirks and Rifles, Musical Boxes, Auo, a complete assortment of ftfirfitoarr H entires, etotftrej? Joiners Teels, Tin warn, - Saddles, Bridles and Martingales, Carpet Bags and Buddie Bags, Ladies Tuscan Bonnets, do Green Calashes, Willow Waggons and Table Mats, Baskets and Band Boses. Batter Stamps, Cloths Pina, ° A fine supply of SUMMER CLO THING made expressly to order, BOOTS and SHOES, of every description, Finesauin Beaver HA TS, drab and Black Cents and Childrens Hats of til descriptions, do. de. Palm Loaf Unis. Tim Public in general ate invited to coll and examine our stock. L. J. DAVIES &, Co. April S7-40—If WHOLESALE & RETAIL Druggists and Apothecaries OOIVMBVB, OA. H AVE just received and aro now opening t'.Itrge nnd extensive assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye 8luffs, Sfc. Sec. Sfc. As their stock is entirely new, having been pur chased in New York by one of the firm especially for this market, they feel confident of their ability to supply Pltysiciinr,, Merchants and others, with genuine articles and at reduced rates. The fol- Acid, ascetic “ bensoic •' citric “ muriatic " nitric " nitrous “ oxalic '* prussic " sulphuric “ tartaric Alum ' Arsenic Arrow Root Alcohol Antimony, crude " tartrito Antimoniul powder Ana Ammonia Allranet Root Annotto, Acetate morphine " plnmbi ** zinci ■T“ petossae, Bac cubebae " juniperi Blenching powders Blue Vitriol Bole Armenia Balsam copaib '• fir " peru Toulon Barbadoes Tar ■ comprise pi T NOTICE HE publin an hereby cautioned aguioat tra " ' to John Camp ding for a note of 933 gives as said sols has been paid. POMROY dt MONTAGUE. Columbus Mty 5—hi—if -’iff Suxlgs.yHfr Black Oxyd Manganese Manna Iodine Isinglass,'Russian " American Ipecacuanha Ivory, black Island mom Issue peas “ platters Indigo, span float “ Bengal Ink, black A Red, '< •* indelible ■* India Jalap Lapis calaminariJ Lignarise, ball root o •• powdered Logwood, ground •• stick Lemon acid Lytherage, conns " fine Lint, patent Lip salve •• ” boxes Long pepper Magnesia, lump “ calcined " Henry's Mustard, ground “ seed whito , Matches, magic 1 Phosphorus Lend Blue pill inuss Borax Carniino Camphor Copperas Croton oil Cream tartar Craet. ppt Cassia Cautlinrldes V Coc tndicdk Gourt plaster Castor; opt Colocvnth pulv Chloride of Lime Chalk, red oommon French Cayenne pepper puv. Columba llad Cert cinclion rub .. p|„ r " cannella alb ” mezerion “ cinnamon Carb Fern “ Mognea '• Ammoniac *’ Sodao “ •< super Canstic, common “ lunar Castile soap Conserve roses Cochinella Corrosive sublimate Calomel Chives, Curcuma pubv Cowage dawn Corks, vial » “ bottle " demijohn “ faruitaro Denarcolized opium Digitalis Dovers' powder l)i) white lead Epsom Balls Euiplas, adhesive “ cunthuridns “ lim.iihulen ’’ ruliorsni Emory, No- 1,8, 3, f Essence of spruce Emetine Eihiups, mineral Ergot Extract cicuta ” bark “ dandillou " genliun “ glyceyr ■' nolucynth " butternut ’’ jalap “ vulerion. Flux seed “ “ ground Fol digital “ senna Alexandria " ' • East India- “ Uva Ursi “ subenui Fig blue Fine sponge Flowers, bensuin *' sulphur " zinci Frencli trusses Flesh brushes Fistula Eburis Quilt, allepo Glass antimony Gentian Glanburnltu Glue Gant nmmonacim ” aloes “ arahic '• aasufuSida ” catechu '• copal “ elastic " galbanum “ gamboge " guiacuiii " kino ’’ mastic “ mynhao “ opium negal Gtardod hestoro Issoa peas and plant Cannulu, siu. A doubla Splints and bandagoa Tin foil Hair-lip pins Gold Leaf Gam lancets Elastio rasp, bandage* Patent Medicines. flqteman's Drops. Turlington's Pnlrom British oil Swainvs Panacea Opodeldoc Lee's pils Thompsons eye WatorModicumentum Essence pepermint Chlorine tooth wash Ac Godfrey’s cardial Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Sfc. fyc. Bronze's Gold •> deep yellow “ green " whito Frosting's Bine “ brown '• white Smalt's red “ green •* blue White Lead insoil Verdigris in oil . " dry Prussian blue No IAS Lytherago Spanishorown “ white Yellow ochre Itod Lead Black Isiad White Chslk Red do Venitian Red Venice Terpentino Rosin, white “ yellow Pnttie, Window Glass Logwood Alkanct root Annntto Madder Oil Vitriol Varnish, copul *' black “ Japan t* mastic Spirits Terpentino Rios Vitriol Rotten Stono Pumice do Isinglass Glue Putty Chrome Greon, English Dragon's Blood “ Yellow do Gum, copal Chinese Vermillion do English Chnrmina Drop Lake Rose pink, English Turkey umber Terra do llienoa King's Yellow Dutch Pink shellac Paint Brushes, from No 000 to 7 Camel Hair long and White nosh hair Marking do Silver Mai Dutch metal scammony “ trngacanth “ plaster Ilydroiedate potass Hiera picra Hop* r , lleory’s talc'd magnesia White skins Surgeon's Instruments. A! ace Mari a ted tinct iron Mask lletulic zinc Morphine acetiitu •• iulphoto Madder Medicine chcstf- Nux Vomieo Nipple »hdU *' abicldl Nat hiegs Oil altfnond* • 44 nnnisi 41 bergamot “ ciuiumon /* cloves “ carui croton " juniviri '* lemon " inentline pip 4r 11 eatir 44 rosemary “ rosoe 'V rosenfme " sabemi •* rurclno 14 wormseed <% winlergrccn M vitriol 11 castor “ olivo ** lamp Oxymel equills Oxymaiiuto poturs&e Piperino Pearl a«li Pearl barley ' Phoaphoraji Pink root Pix tlurgund Praa Ferri Ptioflphas t odai Procipitnte, red& Whitp Pres to q jS nits Painice Htoi e Pungent vU's Uuiiiine (iuafsia Ciuiclwilver Has guiue Red sanders Rotten ntooe Res alb flav Rad Alk&net “ colchici “ gentianne 11 hellebom nig “ liquorice “ rhoii 14 naiNHparilln “ scilvag ** scueka ** serfientaring n valerian " verat alb Sal epsom * " ammoniac 41 nitre “ rochelle Saratoga powders Seidlitz do Soda do Sang draconis Setn carui ** colchica " corttnd Sul zinci 44 potaeeae Sup carb soduo Starch Syrup, saHdnpunlla 44 equila Spermaceti 8 Uron Soap, castile 44 windier 44 fancy nuff, cephalic 44 ucotch '* maccoboy 8|»ongeb Sucking bottles Sinelliug vials Healing wax, blaok 44 44 red 8ponk Tapioca Tamarinds Tonqua beaus Turpentine, Venice 44 oil of Tartris potassae Thermometer* Wax. white 44 flaks 41 common Wap, assorted Shop Furniture. Species, Tinctures and Apoth. scales A weights Balt mouths Graduate mew. Mortars Gulley pots, pills, boxes Pill tiles, Bed pans, peg ■Spatulas, glass funnels and stuud Lamps, Ac Miscellaneous. Perfumery assorted, Cosmetic and Transparent Wash Balls, Pomado in Pots and Rolfs, Fancy Soaps, Hair Powder and powder Puffs, Cologne Water, Bay Rum, rod and black Ink Puwder. Red and Black Sealing Wax and Wafers, com mon and ent Glass, essence and pungent Vials, Paste Blacking, Tooth Powder, Pink Buneers, Chinese Tablets, Water Colours, Camel Hair, Pencils, Heel Balls, Lead Pencils. Ac. Ac, May 11 51 If Amputating Trepamnnuig Obstetric Pocket cases Dus cling Capping Turnkeys Teeth instraments Tournnqnets Teeth foresps " files Trasses of nil sort* Dentiil's inslrunw ntf Scarificators Catheters Bangres Evans' crown Lancets “ common do Spring Lancets * “ ' blades 8sneon’s needles Htsthosnnpe* Pessaries Trocbsr’s spaas, pointed “ . Lanoat go Ear syntigea Lanc.fi cases Patent lint Norton 6c Mitchell H AVE jnst received at Apalnr hicoios*y the brigl D'Mango Cora, Colnmbas and Ma tilda, from New York,and by the schooner North Carolina, ftom Boston, a very extensjve assort ment of Domestic Goods unu Groceries; all of which they offer on tho i.»ost favorable terms - — Among them aro IfiT bales Plaids, Checks and Btripe, 75 do. beatings and Shirtings, 48 coses Beets aod Shoes, 83 do. Beaver Hats, ‘ 13 do. Wool do. ' 100 barrels New England Rum, 50 do. American Kya Gin, 50 do. do. Brandy. 50 do. Good Cider, 50 do. do. do. Vinegar, 10 pipes French Brandy, different brands, 3 do. Holland Gin, 3 do. Jamuica Rum, 4 do. St. Croix do. 8 do. Windward Island Rum, 3 half pipes old L. P. Madeira 13 do. do. Sicily do. 30 casks Dry Malaga do. 40 da. Sweet da. de 1 pipe Superior Noyouo. 73 cases suuntern and Muscat Wine, 43 do. French Cordials, 30 baskets Chsnipaigne Win*, 51) do. longcoik Clnret 200 bags Havuunaaud St. Domingo Coffee, 30 do. pices. 10 do. Brasil Nats, 7 do. Soft Shell Almonds, •i do. Filberts, 15 casks American cheese, 13 boxos Eng. Pine Apple do. 75 barrels lii»|i Potatoes 30 do. Unions, 76 do. Prime and Moss Pink, inspected 20 do. Mackerel, (October brand,) 150 casks I'liiimanlon l.itne, 200 do. assorted- Nails, 300 coils Bale Rope, 50 do. asserted sizes Manilla Rope 20 crates assorted Crockery, 30 baskets Sweet Oil, 80 doz. Castor do. 20 barrel* Glauhor and Epsom Salts. 30,000 best Huvnnns Cigars. THF.V HAVB ALHO IN BTOHFr, 100 barrels Whiskey, 120 pieces Kentucky Bagging, ' 200 coils CHtHrn Rope, 40 barrels Spent,, and Linseed Oil, 10 tons assorted Swedes and Russ in 100 do.Verdigris, 306 bag shot 2,000 pounds Bar Lead, bagsreams rapping Perp. { An aasortment of Blank Books. Besides a great variety of other goods necessa ry for country stores. And to induce tho Mer chants of the interior to confine their purchasers to Apalachicola, they are determined to sell as tow as can be purchased in New Orleans. CHARLES E. NORTON. JAMES II. MITCHELL. Apalachicola, Nov. 1632—26—tf G. W. Dillingham HAS FOR SALF. 4 000 bushels Liverpool ground Salt, 5,000 bars Sweedes Iron all size 200 barrels Sugars; embracing common snd choice qualities, Florida New Orleans and West Indin, 200 socks Hnvunnn and La Guira prime green Coffee 25 mils old Java Coffee, (big white.) 200 bbls fine retailing Alelosscs 100 do Fiend* Syrup 25 da Treacle, a choice article 50 do Boston Rum & hhds old Jamaica Rum I do St Cntix do 20 do Florida do fine flnvour, 100 fibls common western VVliiskev 5 do primo Mouongaholu, distilled 1831. 3 do Apple Brandy 5 pipes cngninc do embracing common brands, tn “Otard’s host." 25 qr casks Malaga Wino 1 pipe old Madeira do 2 qr easks Port do 25qr do Lisbon da 30 qr do Teonrilie and Vidonia do 12 bbls rose, mint and other Cordials 12 baskets anchor Chnmpaigne * 5 bbls Stoughton's Billers ' ' 12 bills common Gin 5 do Apple Vinegar 10 ile pure aperm.tceli Lump Oil 15 dp Train Oil 10 do Linseed Oil 300 bolts heavy 41 inch wide Kentucky cotton Bagging 100licks dundeft aiuH invorness Bugging 300 lbs Bagging Twine 200 coils baht Itope 300 casks cut Nails, 3d assorted to 40d 3,000 pieces Castings and Hollow Were; em bracing every variety from n slmviug skillet to 70 gallon Syrrnp Pots 100 sets waggon und cart Boxes S2.000 lbs soft Bar Lead 200 bags BlRtl, every size 50 kegs fine Rifle anil Gnn Powder 50 canisters sporting English Powder 80 bo*. 8 by 10 A 10 bv 12 Window Glass 2 bbls Putty in Bladilers 5 do Varnish, embracing Japan, to Shell Luc and light Copal 1 Mil Spirits Turpentine 3 do Lamp Bluck 50 kegs ground Whito Lead Common Paints assorted Fine Faints do Pqmt Brushes, do 50 caddies Itnperinl, Gunpowder and old Hyson Tea 2 half chests yuung Hyson Tea 100 boxes good common Bni Soup 5 do fine Soda dt> 10 do Spermaceti Candles 1 Mil sound ftesh Hickory Nats 2 da soft shell Almonds I2 : boses Raisins 30 do fine retailing Tobacco; ''Norfolk put up,'' cayendish and other brands 50 kegs common North Carolina Tobacco. lawestquulity; Baxes Prunes, 100 half, quarter and whole bus. choice So gers, including the best y.el. Huvauna 2 boxes English fresh Mustard in bottles 1 do sharp American Mustard llnps; Ginger, root and ground; Pepper; Spice; Starch; Indigo, Castor Oil; Calomel; Salts; Blue Stone; Drugs and Medicines generally wanted and the ibost approved Patent Medicines 100 bars Naylor's refined cast Steel 100 do German do 50 do common bliatnred do 200 lbs refined Borax 3 bbls fresh Dried Apples 20 halt bit's Not Mackere', pat up in Novem ber, for faniiliea 50 bottles Catsup; LonfSugnr 1,000 gallons country made, well burnt Stone Ware, assorted, from ball gallon Jugs to 7 gallon Churns 500 well-seasoned Juniper, country-made wo- ter Bnckets, Wash Tubs, Keelers and small Palls Blacksmith's Tools nnd Mill Irons Musical instruments and Joiner's Tools 50 bbls prime Pickled Pot k 200 boskets sweet L'orn Afoul POLITICAL. MisM* *xCo»; Miiuiibn, i* not law, hut it altogether Void ion I over alien friend* not i of no lore*. 5. lie salved, Tltnr in addition to the gen* etui principle, ns well at the expren declaration, that powers not delegated are reserved, another and more tpecial provition infened in the Con* •tituiion, from abundant caution hat declared, “that the migration or Importation of tucb per* tods at any of the Slates now eiilling thaN KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS or I7g8 and 1799. [tiib OniGINAt, DRAUGHT prepariid nr TitoMAO JerrensuN.] The following Resolutions passed the House of Representatives of Kentucky, Nov. lOiA 1798. On the passage of __ the first Resolution, one dissentient; j think prope? to ndrnhrihtli nof be prohibitmi 2d, Sn, 4th, hth, 6th, 7th, yth, two dis•, by the Congrett prior to the year 1808.”—* 300 empty salt Ha k* 2D0 ke^s Ti to 12 (iallon f s wood & iron Hoops 2 cahbP Saddlery, a £pod hsmoi tmont for La* die* and Boya, inctading flue inen'a and Hpaniith Htyle Huddles 1 cave old Pine Apple Clieeae Nova Scotia (irindstouea aud Mill Sawe *200 Hlinker B r 3onm 300 pnir Trace Cliume. June 15 4 tf NEW GOODS. T HE subscriber lias now at Ajialachicida a general Assortment ofGrocenes from New York and New Orleana, and offers them for sule on the most reasonable terms. H* bus made ar rangements in the ubove cities to be constantly supplied, and will fill uny orders at a commission above Now Orlrgna prices, be lias new ou liumi. French Brandy, Seig. Almonds nette & Foaturd brand dirnzil No Merchant Tailors G.H. &C. A. PARODY H AVE just received fresh ftom New York, ■ fine assortment of superfine BROAD CLOTH; consisting of black blue bro<rn green adelaid and mixed. Also, Bombazine* Vestings, dec. whieh they will munufiiclure, to order in th* most fashionable style, (or in any style to please the fancy oflheir t cuatoawn.)aDd warrant each gar ment, to fit. Gentlemen wisliio* to obtain dura ble and fashionable clothing, will do well to call tad examine lor themselves. ALSO, n supply of Fashionable Black and Drah HATS, nn< * “miner clothing: consisting of Frock C mis, _ Coatees, I'antalooas Vasts, Round Jackets, Drawers, Ate. of Almost every descriptiuo, ALSO, ucomplete assortment of foncy Articles in their tine: Consisting of Stocks, Gloves Sus penders, Flue Linen Shirts, Cravats, ruffled sod plain Bosoms, silk nnd coUou pocket Handker chiefs, Slippers, Umbrellas, Ac. all of which ttity will sell cheap as Ilia cheapest. N B. Particular attention paid to catting, end repairing done at the shortest notice. May II—61—if end examine m .. FOR SALE! A TRACT OF LAND in Muscogee county, lA known by No. 126, in the 9tk district, coo- Uiumg 202 1-8 acres, drawn or giosHy by F. B. T. Brown, of UMbmond county. For particulars enquire of Stewart h) Fontaine, Columbus, or of th* subscriber si Augusta. Georgia. June )6—4-4» )SO HOLCOMBE. American Ilrundy, Holland Gin, American do. Jamaica Rain, 8t. Croix do. Windward island do. New Orleans do. New England dq. Apple Untidy, Peach do. Whiskey, Madeira Wine, Sicily do Teneriffe do Marseilles do Malaga do Port do. Cordials of all kinds, Cautorm Wine, Muscat do Iron assorted, Filberts, Picans, Raisins and Figs, Pickles and Proaorvo PrunberncM, Pepper, , Spices, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Bonus, Bacon, Hams, Rlinul dors and Sides, Ricn, Mess Pork, Prime do Mess Beef, Tongues, Pilot Bread, Butter Crackes, Mocon, Shat, assorted, Rosin, sentients; 9th, three dissentients, 1, Resolved, That the several States com|H»iit|r the United Stntei of America, tire not united on the principle of unlimited submission It) their Uenerul Government hut that by compact tinder the style anti title of it Conatitution for the United State), and of amendments thereto, they constituted a General Government for spe cial purposes, delegated to that Government certain definite powers, reserving each State to itself, (he residuary mass of tight to their own self-government; ami, that whensoever the General Government as sumes midi-legated powers, its acts are unauthbritative, void, and of no force; that to this compact each Stale acceded as a State, nnd is an integral party; that this Government, created by this compact, wits not made the exclusive or final judge of the extent of ihe powor* delegated to itself; since that would have, made its dis cretion, aud not tho Constitution, the ineastire of its powers; but that, ns in all other cases of compact, among parties hav ing no common judge, each party has an equal right to judge /or if self, as welt uf infractions as of the at redress, 2; Resolved, That ihe Constitution of llie Uni-nd States having delegated to Congre-s a power to punish treason, coun- lerfeifng the seeprities and current coin of the United States, piracies and felnities committed on the high seas, und offences against the laws of nations, and no other- crimes whatever, and it being true, as a general principle, and one of the amend ments to the Constitution having nlso de clared, “ that the powers not delcgatud to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibitod by it to the States, aro reserv ed to the Slates respectively, or to the people,” therefore, also, the same net ol Congress, passed on tho 14>h day of July, 1798, and entitled “ An act in addition to the act entitled tin act for the punishment of certain crime* against Ihe U. Slates,” as also, the art paired by them on the 27ih dny uf June, 1798. entitled “An net its punish frauds committed on the Bank of the United Stales,” (und all other their nets which assume to create, define, or punish crimes other than those enumerated in the Constitution,) are altogether void and of no force, and that the power to cre ate, define nnd punish such other crimes, is reserved, nnd of right appertains solely and exclusively to the respective Stales, each within its own territory.. 3. Resolved, That it.is true, as a gen eral principle, and is nlso expressly de clared by one of the amendments to ;he Constitution, that “ the powers no[ dele gated to the United States by the Constitu tion, nor prohibited by't to the Slates, are reserved (o tho States respectively or to the people ;” and, tint no power over the That this Commonwealth does admit the mlgrs* tion of alien friends described as the subject of ' the said net concerning aliens; that a provision ’ against prohibiting their migration, is a provis ion against all nets equivalent thereto. Or- h would be nugatory; that to remove them when migrated is equiyffeni to a prohibition of their migration, and if, therefore, contrary to theemd provision ef (he Coniiiintion, and void. ' G. Resolved, That the imprisonment fif ■ person under the pip lection or the lews of thif Commonwealth, on his failure to obey the sim ple order of the President, to depart out ef th? United States; as is undertaken by the said act, entitled an act concerning aliens,” is contrary to the Constitntion, one Amendment in which he* providedsjluj “ no parent! shall bo deprived of liberty without due process of law”, and Sparkling Champaignc Kentucky Bugging, Draught Cider, Scutch do Bottled do Balo Rope, Draught Ale, Rigging nnd R0110 of Porter, all kinds for Btenm- Olive Oil, Imuts and Barges, Irish Whiskey, Paints ofall kinds, Northern nod Western Point Brushes, Flout, Linseed Oil, Havaans and St. Do- Sperm do mingo Coffee, Whale do Hyson Tea, Yuung Hy- Bar Lead, •on, 4d, 6d, Bd, 10d, Sc. 13d Souchong Sc, Gunpow- Nails, derdo Spikes. New Orleans Sugar, Tar, Varnish nnd Spi- Havsnnn do rits of Turpentine, Molasses, Pearlssh, Loaf Sugar, Sill Petre, Lump do Copperas, Lnvendish Tobacco, Salts, Plug do Starch, Twist do Pepper Since, Ketchup, Oyster Jars, Bottles, Demijohn. Also, a variety of other artiele* JOHN O. SEWALL. Apalachicola, Dee. 28d, 22—33—fit 8punish Cigars, American do Dried Apples NOTICE. D URING my absence to the North, Mr. A K. Avia is authorized to receive nod re- (.eiut for all acrousts and notes doe mo. Coliiabu.Jtae lh-7-if J. 9. SMITH. that another having provided, "that iu ti) criminal prosecuTtons, tho accused shsK cn- joy the right to a oublic trial by aq Impar tial jury, to bn informed as to-the nature and CHOsu of the accusation, to he confronted with the witnesses against him, to have compulsory process' for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have assistance of counsel for his defence,” (he same act undertaking to authorise the Prey* modi and measure of idem to remov? a parson out of the United Slates who is un^thn protection of the law, 011 his suspicion, without jury, without publie trial, without fOitfronlatton of Ihe witnesses against him, wirhout haying witnesses in his «»- vor, without defence, without counsel, is contra ry to these provisions alto of the Constitution, is therefore not law, but utterly void and of no force. Tltnt rransfei itig the pttwef of judging any person who is under the protection of Ihe laws, front ihe.couris of the Ptesideni of the United States as is ondertuken by the same'eel ns rori« corning aliens, is against the article of the Con stitution which provides, that “thejudicial pow er of the United Slates shall he vested in the courts, the judges oi which shtill hold their o*ce during good behavior," end that the mid act ie void for that reisnn also; and it ii further to be noted that this irauster of judiciary power is to tnBt magistrate of tho general government who already possesses nil the executive, and « quaN ifted negative in all the legislative powers. 7. Resolved, Thatthe constructioe applied' hy the General Government (as is evident by sundry of the proceedirgs) to those parts of tho Constitution (if Ihe United States, which dele gate to Congress, power 10 fey and collect tux es duties, imposts, excises; to pay the debts, and provide for the common defence, and geueral welfare of the United'States, und to make all laws which ahull be necessary and pro;i*r for carrying into execution the powers vested by the Constitution in the government of (he United Suites, or any department thereof, goes to the destruction of all the limits prescribed to their power by the Constitution—That words meant hy that instrument to be subsiduary only to the eieciiiion of the limited potters, ought not to be so constructed as themselves 10 give Unfitllf- .... powers, nor a part so to be taken, aa to des- freedom of religion, free Jon) of spocuh, j * r °y 'he whole residue of the iostrumeot; Thyl nr freedom of the press, being delegated I 'he proceedings of the General Government to tlm United Stales by the Constiiuliun, - under color of those articles, will be a fit end nor prohibited by it to the States, all law* j necessary subject for revisal and correction qt a fnl powers respecting the same did of right (*hne of greater tranquility, while those specified remain, und were reserved to the State* -'» the preceding resolutions call for immediam or to tho pooplc ; that thus was muuifest- redress. ed their determination to retain 10 them- ! &• Resolved, Thitt- the preceding resolution* selves the right of judging how far the li-1 he transmitted to the 8onaton and Represea)H- centiotiriiesa of speech and of tho press | '' vc * In Congress from this commonwealth, O- o tuny be abridged without lessening their I we enjoined to proSent tho same to their ret- useful freedom, nnd how far those abuses j pvclive houses, and to use their host endue- which cnimui be separated from their use, vor * W procure‘at the next Session of Congress, a repeal of the aforesaid unconstitu tional and obnoxious sett. 9. Resolved, lastly, That the governor of this common wealth be, and it hereby authorised and requested to communicate the preceding resolutions to the legislatures of the several States, to assure them ihul this commonwealth consider* union for apecial ottional p- rpotes, and particularly for thote specified in their lam federal compact, to bo friendly It) fhs peace, happiness and prosperity of all the States—that faithful to tlmt compact, according 10 the plait) intent and meaning in which it was understood and acceded to by the several partie*, it is tin- cerely anxious for lit preservation; that it doea also believe, that to take from tfie States all the powers of soll governmenl, and transfer them tn a general and consolidated government, without regard to the spocinl delegations and reserva tions solemnly agreed to in that, rompset, is not for the peace, happiness, or prosperity of these state*: Aod that, therefore, this commonwealth it determined, at it doubts not its co-states are, to sidtmit to undelegated, and consequently un limited, powers in no man, or body of men on earth: that if the acts before ipecifled should stand, these conclusions would flow from them; that tho general government may place any act they think proper 00 the list of crimes, and pun ish it themselves, whether enumerated Or not enumerated by the Constitution, as cog- nixablo by them; that they may transfer its cognizance to the President or any {oth er person, who may himsell be tho accuser counsel, judge, and fury, whose suspicious may be the evidence, his order the sentence his officer the executiuuer, and his breast the so!* record of Ihe trantactiou; that a very numerbus and valuable description of the inhabitants of these States,being by this precedent reduced at ouriews to the dominion of one man, and the barriers of the Comgjjutioe thus swept from us all;; oc1 rampart mtfXai,,, ag,i n , ( (l , s i sreiont sod the power of a majority of Cots grata, to proiact from a lifiVeiportatfon o^other grievous punishment ,be m,| U ority of the »me body, the legislatures, judges, governors, and counsellor* of the States, bor their other peace able inhabitin'* who may venture 10 reclaim the constitutional rights and liberties of Ihe Slate* and re-Ti't, or who for o;brr cans.«, good or bad,may be tdlnexiutt- ts v., Vmv if a. f should be tolerated rather than the use be destroyed; and thus also they* guarded a- guiust all abridgment by- tho tiro United Suites, of the freedom of religious princi ples itnil exercises, and retained to them selves the t ight of protecting the same, as this, stated by a luw passed on the getter- ul demand ofits citizens, had already pro tected th-tu from all human roatraiut ot interference; and that, in addition to this general principle and express declaration, another and more special provision has been made by one of the amendments 10 the Constitution, which expregsly declares, that Congress shall make no laws respect ing nn establishment of religion, or pro hibiting the free exercise thereof, or a- bridging the freedom of speech, or of the press," thereby guarding ill the same sen tence, and under the seme words, the free dom of religion, of speech, and of tho press, insomuch, that whatever violates either, throws down the sanctuary which covers the others, and that libels, falsehood ami defamation, equally with heresy and false religion, are withheld from the cog nizance of Federal tribauals. That there fore the act of the Congress of the United States, passed on tho 14th of July, 1798, entitled “ An act in addition to the act en titled an act for the punishment of certain erinies against ihe United States," which does abridge tlm freedom of the press, is not t.Aw, but is altogether void aud or NO FORCE. 4. Resolved, That alien friends are un der the jurisdiction and protection ol the laws of the State wherein they are: that no Itower over them has been delegated to the United Stales, nor prohibited to the indi vidual Stalf!adistiiict|froni their power over citizens; aad . it being irae, as a general principle, and one of the amendments to the Constitution having also declared, that “the power* not delegated to the United State* by the Constitution, nor prohibited to the States, are reserved 10 the States respectively, or to the people,” the act of the Congress of the U, States, 'pasted tho 22d day of June, 1798, entitled, “An act concerting aliens," which assumes power r

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Columbus enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1828-1861, June 29, 1833, Image 1