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3$$*s & \ •r-1 *' 1 ' wmlir - T._ ■ JRJtUTHXWTJ'YU JIMB0I9TKR. Official Document* transmitted by the Pnmden to Congress -foirm... ' fart St. yehtflH 4 o’etoek P-V. “he recorder having re.nl oter the pro. ing* of Cm court *‘ ,!l doors. , prisoner «.;* rcralleil into eoart, •nude tl.e defence marked-IC, and attai to these proceeding*. The door* werethen -clu-rd, and altei mut mitare delibcraf * on the evidence adduced, the court Illicit that thi* ‘quantify <1^ power apply one thousand Indians and I number nf blacks, more than t*vo month* for burning? A* to the letterrnam fd in thi* specification, may it please the j ton it, the roles of evidence laid down in I the first part of thi* defence will' apply with equal force'in the present case. It remains now, may it please tbe court to say something as to’ Hamblv’s testimo ny—and, may it ,plea'»e tins honorable | coart, the rale laid down in'this case, as u hearsay evidence, will be found without precedent. A strong case was stated by n intelligent member of this court, on the ition of tbie-part of the evidence, would you receive as testimony t lr*»\>—if1r c atr»» he did not obey. Hurt, by the court. ■ Did you ever under: standby whose »;.rl.uriiy, ami fur’wlut purpose, tbe accused came into tlie coaui try- yV.* •• LT TT* •#«*. 1 have fr.*jucntly heard him say, he came to attend to Mr. Woodbine’s business at the bay of Tamper. • jj! Hum. by tin prisoner. Did I net tell you, when I came on board the schooner Chance, I wi.hed you to pilot me t<- St. Maries, asT was informed that two Ame ricans, by tbe names of Hambly arid Dovlt unfver the sedition Ibw, being yet under consideration: ■_ The debate was resumed on this ques tion, arid continued with unabated zeal, by several gentlemen; after winch, The question was taken 011 Mr. Critten den's proposition, and decided in the «e- gntivr. ' The joint regulation directing certain surveys of the cosst of North Carolina, was read the third'time, passed, and sent to the other house for concurrence. The/our hilts which passed the house of veere confined there, and I wished to have first reading. representatives yesterday, received their . a third person had said,-who, if pre sent, you avanld reject as incompetent? them relieved'from their confinement? •fas. You stated you wanted to go Handily and Doyle' from St. Marks, <1 do notAoow what were your intentions in so doing. The senate adjourned. HOUSES OP BEPRBSENTATTVES. Mr. Poindexter, from the committee on public lands, made a report utifavorable to Hues. Did I not tell you that I expected 1 1,1 e proposition ofTulin Gardiner, to sup s In.l.'st.j u .vs.1,1 I d!v the S<l!tlii»rn with th»*ir hiuit.ft tii& rim KIU1IVY EVENING. DcrSKStB IS. 1818. r.RORvIA, LCCISt.ATUItE. Extract •/ a kttr from -1 TilUdgfitHU, dated Tie.’ ctmbtr 13. 1818 my last to you, the tond bill h^s been of.—Afteripnomtlnp five different com mittee* of ennfenence, the two bouse, agreed that the size of the fraction, to be Sold, on water courses only, shall be 16.1 acres— This hill now only requires the signature of the governor to become a law. To-day, pursuant to a joint reso lution, the legislature trill proceed to tbe election of sixty-on: surveyor* to mrrey the land. “The Darien hank bill Jus aim been concurred in.—The house having receded from the' amend ment, which compelled the bank to loon money Apply thi aprinciple to the present cape. —_____ . t , , . ,W. . . x . - _ Coat'd so Indian 'be examined, on oath, in the Indians would fire upon me when ar-1 P'J theso.diers with map* of their bounty] m country endorsements. oradcposii of produce- our courts o!judicature. if, then, the tes- riving at St Marks? *• 1 l.n.l. .m * ““ v-N'. ... titnony of savages is inadmissible, Hambly lauds" at a treasonable price; which was You did not; you stated that you 1 re *‘J an( * concurred in .1 I Tim I.i.l K..I mgWBj “ f <t! “““''i fic.lio,,. Uein- fall. intended to take the tort, in the bight, by sni prise. ' ghmuwi ' ■' •■The negro bill, which passed the representa tive blanch a few days since, has been rejected in senate. . . » . ' ••The following bills passed the house'of reprt; fications preferred against ine, being fully persuaded that, ahbulli there be cause Jf •», liuw. much, and at what time? ch.ircc. and guilty of the second charge Th 01 t i'| e . J * rn4UrC *’ m J j aJ S e<i wi,, < in ‘ hc J* n gU»ge »EL 52S±’ £ Zr ; r: <•« law, lean to the tide of mercy° ^ mercy. president, convened if order of the 26th »J April, Hltr'S, between IfllA sn.ture reflection, sentence the prisoner .Mrjcander Jrbuthnot tobesuspended by. the -reric until he iJdead, two thirds of the -court concurring. Cd-jicnd Gaises, i'-. .Vaj.^en by brevet,-pre^t-pf the court -J. M.-r.iiwar, .Kecordcr. 1 : _ _; ' ' ' *■ z>*fz>te£ K. ftwftt fixate iUsAssswiUr Court. , The prisoner arraigned before you is Hwitsible of the indolgence granted ? ffiunorsble court, in the examination '..case now-before them. It is not the wish Hobett C. Ambrister, ^fry the patienceof Efe-court, br ammate I nnw , n c0|t#dr who M „ he it a British vfufrrebce to the volummoos documents j 48 ,j e - f For St. Mats,, 27ra Ajpsu, 1818. The courf proceeded to the trial of Ro bert C. Ambrtster, a British subject, who being asked if he had any otgections to any The speaker laid before the house a let- ter from the secretary of the treasury trans- Hues. Did you Jee me give ammnni- ,T ! ,t . tln g 11 report of the director or the mint, senutive* to-d.y:—a bill to incorporate tbc«tc»» tion to the negroes and Indians; and, if I r esuU ol sundry assays of for- sliip company of S»v»nnaii, a bill to prohibit »nr »u, Imw. much, and at what time? ^S" ' Jy,ns ; ,r,ll , c 1 ' 1 ' vtre re '' ,i am( ordered perron hereafter from practi.ing mr<lic ne rr „,r- ■■his. I taw yon give pbwder and lead }<*'•« the tab.c. '7 I gwy'm the counties of Chatham sod Ubnty. un- totlm negroes when you Came on board, j , t * n mot,on of Mr- Edwards, the com-J less receiving a certificate from th- lc,rVa*ure or and advised them to make balls; and 1 saw |»> t« "".P"*? offices and post roads were' mfdict , rf s*v,nsah, oftbeiroodifie^on.' ugive liquor and pafotto the Indians.^.tjrtrjKrtrt, to mqn.re into the «pc«l.ency !n thwe Wh - n £ f Hftes. .have you not often heard me say Toat ?''«“» ^°‘V sod extending the Mayor's «,,«* to one tw«n Th* 1st and fldtb of AprU, and allow the The house having proceeded to the con. sideration of (tie resolution yesterday would not have any thing to do with thej^fi; 'nNorthCaralina.- negroes, and Indiana in exciting then* to* 1 '* h,m *'* I ’ ,v,,,a ’ nrni war with tbe United States? Jilts. About the you say you would do with the Drgroe* and Indians: 1 heard nothing about exciting them to war. Hues. Can you read writing? Jtus. Not English writing. shundred : sum toregn«e an! allow the Msyor’s j ciurtst Augusta certain privilege*) a bill to vest J tiie bower in one Justice of ibe Inferior court i« • _ < oerxt/. Amimster, a nntisn sunjeci, ivno war wtui tne United states? ui me leowiouuu jvoic.oaj ,l,u ‘ I sdmii AeMne, m».v» 1 . . b^forTVou iJtonrMke'nf he had any otgections toany Jins. About the i5th of April, I heard v ' db f Mr.Holmes,s,amended omuotion! ^ un ^: eranfoil hv th'a i ° ne of the ra,anbc^, °f' coort » a,,<l re 7™ J»u would not have any thing to I of H r - p obb 'the following words: .: | ^ on lv be ,L „ n „n in Ch , J* ffoa.ion Who P'y in 5 in the »<«•«*» «• arraigned on do with the mgroes and Indiana I heard .That the committee on mil.-] g? ftedwpm. io dmthmn, and » the following charge* and specifications, i.othing about StcitinEthem to war. - |tary alTairs 6e discharged from the further j ^'toezemptfare^ners foam m,lu„ duty, un der hesolvedo the committee , r tary affairs be discharged from the further 1* xen, P t feigners foam militi, duty, under certain restriction*. “A resolution 'hs* passed in the house, by a eot C before I Ch *^ Aiding, sbeting, and com- ^llwitesumony dlMCli has come before f forli theene I j ^ Jhe hpnoraWe c nart ..^ he c ^^ nf »'^ tl.c me.ns of war, hewing • subject or 'invcstigstihn. Nor Hitt Z'TZJ* Great Britain, at^peace with the United tbe nr,.oner to wa«e the w»»h.able Dme I g ^ m the British - oTthw court, by *p|i«al* to their feelings or | co | on j^, m , cinr £ 'consideration of so much of the president’s «».»»ou,.«»i.fuiii S . I message as relates to-the trial of Arbuth-, . ._ . _ Hues. Did you not heat me say when ] not tn ^ Ambrister, and the conduct of the] ,!,r S* majority, giving one.f.mrth of tbe amount arriving at Suwaoy, that 1 wished to be off I war witb the Seminole Indians; and that] °f ffw^ett proceeds arising from sale* of African immediately foe Providence? I the same be. referred to the committee ol | , ‘» r e* ‘.’lry>llymtrotluced into the United States, Jins. I did; after the alarm, you said you I f< * re *g“ - relations, with instructions to I to ri* informers —This resol,efou «pper*tes back ished tube <iff lor Tamper. I inquire whether, in said trials the *»»ras lSir, and is to continue in force q/iV «— v> • - ” ■ • 'constitution snd laws ol the Unitedj repealed. Tbe Collector of llrunsuick, »ftd capt. eymputhy, thoegh 1 urn persuades! that 'Sympathy no wiitokmnre abounds than in Specification 1st. That the said Robert self? Hues. Did you not say to the accused, ] c^Mitution snd . .. . . , you wished to.visit.Mr- ArbuU,no:,atliisJ S . ute *’ orthe jMr of nations, have beetil S"»th,are particuUriy mentioned in the resoto- storeonSuwany, and get provisions Jhur r l 1*2: .* .. ^ •~ 1 Ine question was, after considerable] “Thetqipropmtion bill for the prwhtyear, bu -J ‘—v --- m .... 1 u. Amortsicr uiu give intelligence 01 me •a generous jhneMhn br . e *' t ' ] movement* and operations of the Amrri- “I* * SUn J? * n ' 1 r. pa . r .‘i jl can army between the 1st and 20th o! C. Ambrister did give intelligence of the ' Jns. I did nob l stated I wanted pro- ^* bste ’ uken . on indefinite postponement] progressed to a third reading, and trill probably —7-i - 1 *? *L_ a 1 f '• * • Iflf film rncnliitioii anil tlo. Mail ini flitt aflie. I nits In.mnswttom Tl.a —.a e» * . Aprtlt ot lhis honorslile court, the purity to«d itorightness m-their hearts, that they -vrill,«i*p*ssioMfoly*ati>l patiently, weigh the evidence they ban before them, apply .. army „. rll ^ .... ... ... w March, 1818, and did excite them (the ne-' .i ] groes and. Indians! to war against the sr- 1 j my of the United States, by senffng their , c . ^ -.ftff/1 warriors to meet and figlit tl.e • American ' the law, and 00 these, and These »!««*. j arroy _ whose government was at peace, pronounce judgment. ] rrk , nds|li with th e United States and v th«» honorable court ple**e, I shall I #|| hef vision*. Hues. Did l send or command any In dians to go and fight the American-? Jins. 1 did not exactly know that you sent them, tbe Indians and negroes were of the resolution, and decided in the affir mative by a large majority. pas* to-morrow. The same fate* of adrance was observed in fitting the blank*, as in the salaries of The house resumed the consideration ofj the public officers in thestate, except the pr ,h'-n the bill allowing half pay pensions of live] eompenaaiion of the members—Instead of fizing r years to the widows ami orphans of' those.] ihe amount at fnnrand ahalf dollars, which iiaa crowding before yonr door, and yon were I •"’Miers enliited lor^ K imyitljs, for ^ 18] advanee of fifty per cent on theformer pay, they dividing tlie paint, etc. among them; Uml I . m0 ’} tb, ’* m * °* tne-militia, who died with-] have rated to theouehres five didlars a dav while V 1 "a . , ® I 111 .f/iHW tn nil/Zie > ftn*. 41, \ r. ■aI.. a» k....... nl I*. • » .■ _ ' ■ nrtw proccctlffo rtantine the law and evi •donee that i* relied on, by this honorable <nart. in support of the first charge an enccification” Winsett, a 'vltnes* on the Ipart -of thr rp-osccutiuo, aa. t, the Little Prince, shew' mini' v letter written *in June last, signed 1 understood a party was goiejj to inarch. J xn f° ur months after their return home, oil in session, end the same amount for every Iwentr /i.... rv.i ■ * . _• 1* 1 sir.ltneftv* r-sintriirfAfl wkilfi U* corvi.-w -I —:r._ , L * ■ <• .. _ ’ Charge 2d. Leading and commanding the Lower Creeks in carrying on a war' against the United States. .Specification 1st. That the said Robert C. Ambriiter, a subject of Great Britain, which government was in peace and amity dues. Did I not give up the schooner I S ' C *"«*S contracted while in service. j mites «bey travel toand from tbe seat of govern- --i- ---- - ' I On the questfon of orderi ng the frill to) men t. h to you in charge, as captain? , a^. ii a til^F 1 ?. I with the UnitedStatesandall hercitizeM, A. Arbntbnot requesting hmfnendriwp, , li(I the firstof Febni - rv the firstof February and ikitli the lowe^ notion of Indians. The. twentieth 0 r Marcbyl«18, levy war gainst mams witodto stated that lie believed the | ^ Uoited 8ut „ hv B U .min. £ nmm>nd Jetter •rfhs. After onr return from Suwanyl b ® engrossed for s third reading, a debate I «AMl to incorporate the Pole-text comoanr •own, you directed me to take charge ot J °,. coomd.-ralde length .took place; -mijias passed the senate-and on its being read a ..er to go to Tamper. { which Messrs. Barbour, Hsrmun, T. MTtbird time in tbeboije. met with considerxbtr od- Joho I. Arbuthnot, a wittness on t], y ] Nelson, of V.i.Jolitisim, of Ky. and c,, ? n *] prskien—Ms wot yet finally disposed of, but I part’of the prosecution, being duly sworn, I ** n ck, very earnestly advocated the bill;] thinkwitt pass, after romesliabt amendments.'* stated that, some time about foe 23d 0 f js , l , P" r ' ln 8 ft chiefly on the ground that it] • _ _ . March, the prisoner came, with a body of wasjwquired not milr by Iw inanity, butb; negroes, parlly arincd, to his father's store | juM, ,Cfc ’ ™ ^ , ®_" l lj' c '*^to be relieved oa Suwaoy nver> and told the witness j b J tbc foft^ereos much entitled to relief,' tile faiwy^Jbtjng to evidence. Fiwt, P^®* j United StateiTand give them tottie, as will bJ hi ‘ ,etu " to K ° vernorCameron >y his lettersto guvernorCamcron F\_jr _ .... . .. 1 ui iVew-Providenoe, dated the 29th March, a ' ' as" 4 I • _ •» . * *L- I «0*0) WHICH tre OldirCU Aj Dj V) «IJUL ^1, foe next enquiry:.*, what are ‘>>® ™Ham, the ustimony of Mr. Feter B. Cook, -of evidence with respect to foe admission | ...1 j .r mf letters or papers, of private correspon- J chance. and captain -Lewis, -of foe schooner that he had come to dojustice to foe coun try, by taking foe goods and distributing] them among toe negroes and Indians— which foe witness saw foe prisoner do: and that the prisoner stated to-him. that be I had come to foe country on Woudbine’s] business; to see the negroes righted. The] witness, tits fur ther known foe prisoner to ] (E^ Lesamb et opnaaU<anae* de Mr. Puma sort luvites a svn eiuknemeut, a oast herum dv- mam matin deches Mr Soma. . (Cy- The triends and sonuanunces of Mr. Pot. tisu are invited to hit funeral to-morrow morn, mg, at eleven o’clock, from Mr. FrsncisTtoma’i. . fryfo?? ~ Thi *: r *-|? ^ .* Wf 1 -ClO # ** r will Kn Iu.baIiaJ -**- - _ 4L. AL . boAcompany’s new boat caiiedlhe •^AMDEXi "* n "“ » a compliment to tlie projections 1 -objects of comparative insig-j oleloto, wi|l be InunchrtllftSf’the d* 1 Mr- WaTuun Pritchard, sed. the •dencc, io a court of criminal jurisdiction?] Tllay it please this honorable court, must yon j ■not produce the original fetters and papers By order of foe court, J.M. Glassel, recorder. To which charges and specifications, •if they arc not lost or mislaid so that they] . d . , fu . 1o „* ma„no 7 tbeobtained, and io case they^1 lust, proof most t,« m.de of hand write be- ] ^»J^t charge and specification- ing theaWjtlnt tlievcanbe received as evidence? M*Comb •011 courts martial; Peake’s evidence; Gil bert’s law of evidence. No .instance can be cited where thi copy of a letter was read as evidence, when foe original could foe obtained, much less the giving in evi- nlenpe the content* of such letter from foare recollection. The only proof that -this honorable couit has of the existence mfsueh letter being in the hands of any person, or its contents being known, is the wsgrant memoiy efa vagrant individual. Make tbia rule of evidence; and, I ask jyon when wouldimplicatfon, construction mod invention stop? Whose property, -whose reputation, and whose fife would be male? Here I would beg leave to mention second charge and specification —Guilty, and justification. The court adjourned to meet to mo'rrow morning at 7 o’clock. For St. Masks, 38ts Aran, 1818. The court met pursuant to adjournment Presenr,... . 1 Major general Gaines, president; • Members: Col. Ring, C»l. Dyer, Col. Williams, Lt.Col, Lindsey, Lt. Col. Gibscn, Lt. Col. Elliott, Mnj-Muhlenburg, Maj. Fanning, ■ Maj. Montgomery, Maj. Miuton, Capt. Vashon, Capt. Crittenden. Lieut. J. M. Gj-assel, recorder: as the widows and orphans of those who died after their return home, ot wounds; received in service; that the expenre was inconsiderable, compared with the. object, particularly as much larger sums were iavishcd'on nificance. ■ IUKW. w IVIUIHAUUWO UIC prisoner 10 I „ ^ be b **i *** b T I HOWAltn *•"*«* rnmn) 1 t ii " .L~r. give orders to foe negroes, ami that, at Smith, of Md. Taylor, TerrelU his suggestion) a party was sent from 5u-1 ^ im * c,l J s F 0, J j who has demonstrated the practicability, as well w*nj to meet the Americans) to give |S r0UI )” 8 « pnticipally tor the reasons I at theadvantage, of nav^itinpithe huire Southern tiieut battiv—which party returned on I that Uie government had already gone far | "£<•* by .•ram.boau.-Cicrtolaa City Gaxttf, meeting the Mickasuky Indians in their j enough—miich farther than any oti.^go- 1 flight. The witness also testified to -foeJ in rehevjng the individual dis- followingletter, marked A, and referred | tiu** es consequent on foe war; that, ad-| The proposition of Mr. Johnson. ofLouisians, to iu the specification ol the 2d charae. "““'"Sto* provision to be proper at all, it wp<*tmg Florida, ft will he seen by the accoont' A« ihp wrifi.io. «r th- ° I would be opening the door too wide toes- °fP r6c *” in fi» *" fo e Senate, baa bean withdrawn tend it to cases of death within tour] months after foe return of foe soldier toj^^Sg,StoSSSST his home; that the expense would be enur-1 rcntly reported, that a correspondence has been minis; tlrat feelings of humanity ought to | for *>">0 time going on between Sir. Secretary have some limit in public expenditures;! A^^^^Donk^wdeOnik which has not led The president laid before the senate uf'lould find^ewholl ??»>%» ■*"«* ”•»**. we shril letter from the secretary or the treasury, j,T ? , 6 d ti» e **°* e treas8ry|osufficient; know. It were much tobe wish^Jtoat foe ter- sfessis!'—*«• *~!- - ^rajr&s!3S!aaajsyt' Mr. Johnson, of Louisiana, having obtain-Jr *1?°? -j i-*.k r- re»din 0 , was at] „ 0 n nature and political erenta. have er Irew foe resdUtio" submft-1 n' Mm ** S7 ‘> | ^ Wc yet sod nope it witn toe more sincerity sis oor b peace and good will with all die world, will besequired by amicable compromise. as the writing of the prisoner. ' Congress of the United States. IN SENATE. Wednesday, December 9. a remark made by the president of this |ibliowingorder,.viz. The recorder then read to the court.the ed leave, withdrew ted by him some days ago, respecting ,a] provisional .occupation iff East Florida; and .in lieu thereof submitted the follow ing, which lies on foe .table one day of- course. •Valuable Property for sale. A well settled PLANTATION, five miles^from | JJaUonal InteUigcneor, 10th not -court, in tbe ' coar * e ®f this investigation, •which was, that,notwithstanding foe letter 1 proven by foe witness to bean the] possession of the Little Prince, -that; this Jtcad Quartc'l. tCvirion of the South, ] Jtdj. Gen’t Ogee, St. Mutt, 28/A Jtpril, 1818.1 GEXE&AI»01U)ER. Capt. Allison, of the 7th infantry, is de-, ■We are vev%ghd-to learn, by Icttersfrom Ken- -court coulJ not notice that circumstance, I tailed to form a supernumerary member ol ■becausethere was no -means \n which ill the. special court now sitting at Fort St. • on.. .La.! I JT * ..1. *1 A. I liauka a ' ted States be requested to lay before foe {the growth of which It is only necessary to eza- aenate, copies ot the correspondence be-1 oline * to ^ of tbe fertility of the soil.—, tween the government of theDnited States I . specie payments, . ter a suspenrion-of three days only.—/A. ——1 *k- „; mrnm , n , -/c„|. 1.,« .11 cleared by the subscriber, within three year*, and and toe government oT^pam, relative to] there remain. 200 acres-•'•-- * ■' - ■ rtonl/Hw obtained. 4 - ■Id ask foe bon-1 Marks. By order, mratdo coart, whot means fooy have adopt- •ed^orxrbatexertions hare they made to iprocare this letter? If-the honorable court | Pursuant to the above order, foe super-. S lease,! foalfbibreclose the d-'fence ol the I'nameraiy member took bis seat: rut charge and'opecificattun, believing J JoAn Utcit Pheniec, a witness on the vthat they we neither supported by law or] p* r t 0 f tbe prosecution, being duly sworn, the cession of the Florida* to tbe United ] first quaKty hammock. States, which has notniready .been commu--{'ti r ’ lbe growth of -which conrisa of oak, hickory ..J I— U. * _ 1 I ami ninp* and kua Imon lront in jyyppy faf ^j|| , TheU 3. ship Hornet,Geo. C. Bias,Esq.com- UI to be cleared of lbe | “» od *r« - wa » di,patched by the-Government to rest is of second quail Copenhagen, to convey tofois country the crew inahttof oak, hieioryl°f the,cb - p lstwbuigf^ of Baltimore, who are nicatod, .nd*hich, to tos^oio^may’be^ ^ ^ 1 RobertBott-eu,Jidj. Sen. commonicated with safety fo the public{^to. , do in tbe enauings interest. -i; ' 1 I will have,miui [In withdrawing foe one lesolation, and ] 10 proceed to ptaming. Do the premises are the] offering the. Iitber, Mr. Johnson said, in I fi,n °wu* improvements, *! 1 boilta within three * and the murder of the 1 , first mate of lliatvesrej. Slid __ theBtatrie«,'ti^' bat ] -pbeu-Orion, the second mate; Daniel Sammcr- ateward: and Nitbaniel lVhitp, John ' nick and John Peter Bog; •evidence. substance, that he was not influenced' c ^"" n “ ,eri -l *^ IDe “ ; yesterday landed under a ma. . ... _ . , ... . » , a~, «»d inoomplete I *? ne guard from the Homet,*nd delivered over to , stated that, about th* 5th or fith of April, change uf opinion an the subject ot Jorden—A dwelling House, Citeben, eight negro I theoustody of the Marshal of thi* District, when Mat it nlease-foe honorable-court, I will II8K- his vessel and himself havin'been proposmon: he believed ittobe foe ] Houses of 3 tenement* each with bri.- ehimnira,: foey ? together -with Nilea Setenon Porepiere, • ...1 n—, I . 7 . . . , . . I,mi *- •— •-■ • 1-1—0— -0.-1 —-—* : n l<»al»^)l..— —A- 1 —« .i-’-a (Oita IlloVCnSC! mliU IIIUlfivM HBTIIIW *IPdI' ** - - ^ ™ wv V/IV ■ - j A •? ^ w »Kuv*y| I to Suwaoy as a pria'onec, there was an ,* n °P‘ n * on confirmed,./ information he mow come to the second charge and specification of that charge. In aa; mfthis^Urgeand apecificatiuifc, the .. .. ^enceSs * letter, -writen to my -If] cre ated by learnihc some news from Mic- hostilitiea were yet rife between foe Semi- Kbe court please, this letter was written in i fcasuky; at which time foe prisoner appear-J “ #,e -“» d »e«ietav But, Itav- inq pn,uuid twenty foot-giur; acoach Houve aa«i I Jbi* town Acme months, were examined before Stables. TSeLand- can very conveniently be di- [hi* Honor Judge Davis, the District Judge, .and —* W - U• F— a — Iim 11 -U- a — - a autd^k *-V * L flSVIlinilStml 1/m SvmbI - . - . —.1 • th I • 1 .— I btabic*. iBC Land can verv conveniently be di-1 nis nonor juag^ uw alarm among the -negroes and Indians, to* 1 seen m .toe New^Orlean* papers, that] TH lediito.two or three tracts which will bedoae ["committed for triaL ‘ - * ‘ ‘ “ ' ' if required. _ _ ■ -| As theCireuit Court of the U.iStates wy-rtln About one himdred as prime country-born BE- session, being only adjourned to Monday next, it osequence ofmj property atBahwahnee, edacti V e in sending* deUchment-tS Wet «ng uuderstood,’fo.t a correspondence had to ..I ill* l,rM <lrht« that .were due me from 1,1.. a : - •t'K. -i„_ been eoins on between onr ™.ernmen. ^ *^ d u ‘*f 1;int,, “* '"fo?***"* «T““**“!"* b ?“ nc ^. ? n ^ tlmpr,*.n Bowlega jodhii people. Nothing -I he-1 staled tliat the prisonerappeared to be a tod ’theminialer of Spain, he hid thought I any time, and posreadongivenaaooii as thejue- rible ' We therefore decline at the present licve S an inflammatory oafore can be | VeVwn vested -with authority among" toe. it would be proper to-understand first what ”—-*■--* * 1—1 . r - - - - - waa tbe result•f'hiseorrespumience,as it some bearing on toe object he He, ffiiereiore, fur the pres- waved his motion, desiring it to be an ient crop is ginned out. novlO. '■ - ♦ 2t9 A- S. Bulloch. Notice. o. Jin* 'Tj^priMwPHP .eutnent marked A, they Will see tlwt I] pbwder and lead, and recommended to derstoqd that he rese-ved the right *>f re- Thwmonth.afterdate hertofAprlicaiioqwill be Arished -to lqjT their fears, by informing] fom foe makiugufball, etc. very quickly. u “ n ' B * •*? »* stillappwnecessary, ^",'k: Ahem that it waa foe negroevaud not the The witness Tslso stated that die prikmcl after the information required bylis pre- irLdllring berasto^i toSfoeVtoSibe“ n ahdian*,t!.e Americans were pnocnmlly. occasionally dressed in uniform, with’his Emotion should he received j * * If* tlie hoRornble court sword: an«l that, cm the first alarm, winch A mlease. t will unhc a few remarks upon the | he u „.i crst oo-.l avas from Micknuky, hv a ^ r ‘ I ....'AaarinM rami Illir.V Flit:* mV I 1 . .1 ’ ■ ■*Tr * *nj fltitement of the QDpl-^a*in^ larged to these .men, lest it might have a tendency to influence tbe minds of those | wbojaay have, to ait in judgment on their case. xJPatriot 5th i»tL ,ly to notice, leave being given, night of the 7th of August last. Two notes of IpO dollara each, Jio 32, on toe second specification, and here close •defence. In proof of this charge, •court have before toe«n the evidence negro woman, he put «n the onilorm. The-witnesa- further stated, -that time about toe 20th March, 1818, the pri ll introduced a bill respoctiu' I Plsn'r*** Bw*. Jub» Kokon, president i.Ai f e '1 . ©I OnpiMitft rifinO rinlliPA'Kn flip tne transportation uf person* of color tor sale or tj be held'to labor; which was rea, The senate^ resumed toe conadersuon One note of 100 doIlarvNo 153. the i One-note of 100 dollars. No 339, of tbe i BAnk fc J*mejJobn-ton. president Nxw-Tonx, December £ Testerday was drawn in tbe Medics! Science -Lotteiy, the great prize of 100 &.0 dollars. It was sold in five different chares, by R«*t Waits, jna u fol'owe: the origin*: ticket No. 2.9]4, was immediate Iy lodged by him in the Bank of Ameri ca for sale keeping. Mr. 8. Elmore, a muter-of a vessel g^s.C W Mr D Clute,clerk in a dry.good store 23,000 U. IP * • L. - • individuals. May it please the (24in number) came.ia boirdliii v^sel.l unfavondile .tu the^ petition of Mathew v-T—— - — - t w. - 4nU eril«:r«d him (o pilot them to Fori St. tjdf*$ McsfCritteodeo emotion to reverbyl wviut dodTJook prover Whj.jliatl had which, be stated, he Tnteiided rto theu^epurt, andrto nuke general provision foea Jugs ot power at Sahwahnce; let mel capture ffiefoce iirt Americans xenld jet iurttiic.uuiemu&cMiua otall similar case* j Jlambly.-Cook, and sundry letters. pur-| Mn rr, with an "armed body of negroes. of ^ie report of toe Judiciary -committee] State.ef Georgia,. payable at toe_; -porting to be written by.tnjsrif, to du&r-J (34 j n num her) came on board liis vessel, jfofavorable ,tu the petition of Mathew I No . w - <»<-o Januaty-^a. 1817. vent indiviijpats. May it please the court,] aRderdered him to ailot them to Fort'St. Ly.iti; Mr, ffJnttendeo’s motion to reverb-.-! ^ Barnett H. Brown, •Barnwell Court.Uoute, South-Cantina uuwito—ff*« .212 One note of 300 dollars, on thi bank of the j Mr EHnmIi*tou;mi.-rcl»nt in Ilroul-Wny i'J.tO# One,eighth unknewn at present B. Bui- One ao do 12 30V 1-.309 This is the.highest prize ever sold at any 1 into* United Stats* ia stats* qf ticket* Total