Mississippi Free Trader from Natchez, Mississippi • Page 2

By the Latest AN ACT Authorizln? the November term tf Adams rein, Mr. Speaker resumed the chair, and Mr. Gibson reported that the committee had had the said bill under consideration and had made an amendment thereto, which was read and concurred ia by Jfeicli imported Goods. RECFJVED per Eagle, and for sale next door above Brown CurreU's, Main-street: 1 Trunk superior and fashionable Cloathing, consisting of coats, frock coats, pantaloons and vests. 4 Bales Kersey, for Negro Cloathinjr.

fine and course Salt, per bag. Coffee per do. Sugar per barrel. Poxes Soap. Herrings per box.

Mackarel per barrel and half barreL Rifle Powder per cask. 'Waiters per package. Superior Brandy per barrel and demijohn. Real Holland Cin per barrel. OV HAKD ioiBta rlnr.Vs and Mantle Ornaments.

tae house. On Motion -of Mr Gibson. Ordered, that the said bill be enrtossed as amended, and made the order of the day i for its third reading for to-morrow. .1 Hit of Jet potted at the third teuton of the Otneral Mttmblv of the State fJlBuippi. AN ACT For the punishment of criminal misdemeanors.

AN ACT To divide Pike fcounty into Election Districts. AN ACT For the appointment of Cornmisrioners to fix on the permanent seat of justice for Hancock county, and for other purpose. AN ACT To appoint Commissioners to fix on perma- nent Site of Justice in the county of Franklin, for the erection of Public fiuildings, and other, pur- poses. 1 AN ACT To amend the several Laws to prevent the evil practice of 6 amine1. AN ACT To authorize Alexander Frazer to erect and keep a Toll Bridge over thellollechitto, in Han.

cock county. AN ACT To divide the county of Green, and form a- new county ofthe same. AN ACT for the relief of Charles Defrance. AN ACT the fees of Justices of the Peace And Constables, and for other purposes. AN ACT More fully to define the divisional line between the counties of Jefferson and Claiborne.

AN ACT To amend the act, entitled An act to provide 'Jot the Public Printing of the state, AN ACT Amendatory to the several acts now in force, regulating and organizing the militia of the state. AN -ACT To amend an act, entitled "An act appointing Commissioners to lay out a road from Natchez, to Port, Claiborne county, ACT To authorize a Lottery, for the" purpose "of raising a fund for the improvement of the Great Market Road, leading from Uolmesvilk, in Pike county, to Covington, in Louisiana. AN ACT vV To- incorporate the- 'Amite Union Society, for the acquisition and dissetne nation of useful know. AN ACT To establish Additional Election 'Districts in -Lawrence county. AN ACT Sunerio Court, to be held out of the city of Nat- chez, and for the removal of prisoners from said city- I All Atrr To amend an set to provide for the sale of lands given by the United States, to the State of Mississippi, for the benefit of schools.

AN ACT To change the time of holding '4he '-county courts of Marion county. AN ACT To authorize iustices of the peace to; punish slaves and free persons of colour for certain AN ACT To establish additional election districts in Jef ferson county. AN ACT To authorize a loan of money to the trnatovs of Jefferson college. AJN AUT Directintrthe mode of choasing electors vote for a president and vice-president of the United States. A RESOLUTION To dissolve the Bonds of Matrimony heretofore subsisting betwee John Calvit and Frances Calvit A lifcibULUTlUiN To dissolve the Bonds of Matrimony heretofore subsisting between Rhuhamah Seal and Littleton Seal.

A RESOLUTION Relative to the Account of the State of Missis sippi, with the State of Alabama. Requeuing the Governor to ppen a correspon- dence with the proper department, for the ad justment of certain Accounts therein mentioned. To publish certain documents therein men tioned. A RESOLUTION To dissolve the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between Margaret Lea and Ilowel II Lea. -v A RESOLUTION Relative to the Books and Furniture of the General Assembly.

A RESOLUTION To dissolve the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between Rebecca S. Williams and Rich-ardilliami. A RESOLUTION To dissolve the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between Elizabeth Barkley and Samuel C. Barkley. A RESOLUTION Requiring the Auditor of public accounts to bring suit against defaulting tax collectors and for other purposes.

'I A Requiring the Attorney General to revise cer tain1 statutes. A RESOLUTION Relative to the absence of the Honorable Pow- hattan Ellis, Esq. A butcher was lately complaining of the difft culty which he found in keeping his betf sweet during the heat of the season, when an Irish customer of his observed, that he was a fool to provide more than he had a demand for, and wisely recom mended him for the future to kill but half an ox at a time. i On the 20th of August last, two Span iards, formerly residents of Santiago de Cuba, were handed for piracy, and their heads cutoff and hung Up in iron cages at the mouth ot the harbor 1 hese wretches, in company with Bix others who had not as yet iauen into me nanas oi justice, naa taken an English schr. and murdered the greater part of her crew.

Home Tooikt One day. at the'hustincs. at Covent Garden, during the election, Mr' B. a particular friend Mr. Foi's, said to Tooke, rather rudely, the blackguards jonuon are coring xo vote ior you Tooke made a bow, and glad to receive the information trem such un questionable authority." 1 Jegr6e8 Fur at Public Auction.

17 HLllEAb the undersigned holds deed of trust of five slaves, three men and two-women, all in" the prime, of life, to secure a debt due to him on the 1st inst. and wlwreas the said debt remains unpaid now, by Virtue of said deed of trust, I do hereby give notice, that the said five aUves will be aold at 'the store of the un- derscmed. for. readv on the firssd day of-March next, to satisfy the said debt. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock.

Jan. 25, 1820. 12- Caution. THE public are hereby cautioned not to trade for a certain note drawn bv me in favor of John Sylvie, for one hundred and eight dollars payable on the lstnl January next, as i am aetermmea not to pay saia note, unless compelled bylaw; 5 Jreterl'. israwn.

Wilkinson Vountv, Jan 25, 1820. 12-3 N' OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at an Or phans Curt for Adams County, begun and held on Mondav the- 31st ofUaunary, 182Uat the Court House thereof, Letters of Administration were granted to the undersigned Administrator, Martin L. Thomas, having resigned on- adminu tration thereon) upon ail and singular the goods and and credits ot JdOSEST. SMITH and GEORGE LESLIE, deceased. All I indebted to -estates are requested to ne forward, settle ana pay tneir accounts ana i Hivsv itiii wm.if thent5cttt within the time prescribed bv law, or they will be-forever barred.

'SMITH, Mnutiittrator. "Teb. 8. 1820. 14 S.

rFooTK, riujmwrojr Co. are authorised to settle the affairs of the said estates. FINAL NOTICE. TfiHE undersicned -administrator of PHILIP iL HILL, deceased. -informs those indebted to th unlrl that he.

has nnoointcd John Lorn, bard, Esq. of the city of to receive all debts du to the said estate, and that suits will be brought against all persons who shall fad in making Arrived the United Madison, from a cruise in tV Lt-of Mexico, and on the coatf of Floridal TK experienced very heavy wither Ja Culph sprung the mast. The Lynx President's ni-TfM received there its mildness in nnTIa its mildness in ZT ing an immediate forcible possession oftrnd-idas, was an agreeable surprize. TW 7Z or" Americans, perhaps one hundred, conSnM fortresses and prisons at the Hav-. mr been captured in Mexico, Florida and the teers i they suffer much fmm The Captain General has lately visits T.ent-r oners, to examine their cases, which rave some hope of release.

The foUowihl JL lieut. comdt M. for relief, relating the cif to stance of their capture; viz John L. GiVJr Smith Carnlina. takon at en Of 1817; A.

Uosmer, taken 1817; hS passenger in sloop Almira, in June 1818 iwt sloop had a Patriot commission on board, was ignorant Elisha Lane, taken in 1817, employed in cutting timber for Mr. 8S Wilham Thomas Woodward, Aiirust-TSIT. in an nnpnhnsu. 7 UKeS i vi vi.c wast 01 Pin. ida; James Morris, taken off Cuba, Octoher lifi tVilliam Barker, forcibjyamed to Ameli July 1817, Hekiah.DickertaaiwttnJJS: defence at Matanzas, n-iuiiifl a man his ovn ine last cruise of the Lvnx was on the Western coast, of Louisiana.

off uuicmuii. a vsittuusumcnt IS at der Lafitta at Barataria- has lately been missioned by General Loner of Tp'raK on." tuurornve smJT vessels. Mneraiiv nhmi men. Twer open boats beamiar commiss ons uueua pun. lArJ uoaoof "j- -usmmj, waiting tneir trial.

One was hung by Lafiue TheT nx also captured a small Gdveston nriw. tecr and her prize, that had been for a length of time smuggling in the Marmento." 'A NEW MACHIKE. CoMtrNicATEB. There is at the Patent Office ftfK markable for its simplicity and verv worthv ufity" of P.1" nmvii unit ii uiw a pian tn) a specification, is invented for the purpose of Te. moving sandbars, deepening rivers, digging ci.

nals.xiearmp canals withaiit (ira.urino-r.fr a ii vuc wu. ter. draimnp swftmns in ft I wnmne i --vf. niiu iiiMiir operations in the manner iutended, I should think the inventor merited well ot his country. happy and uaeommon coincidence of the form.

mouvn ana v.eigm, ocin auturee subserviciit to the Bame purpose, in an- emanent degree. I he deliocrations ol UougresS. never produced 0, deeper Interest, if we ma. judge Irom The crowds Inch ever? -HanA k. Q4- vn ww.o-ui ws inmi ie discusaion which has occupied that bodf ior uie lasi eiguv uays ine cuno3itj of the public has seldom been repaid by 4 more able debate-certainly a more inter eating question could not have formed the subiectWit -Not onlv lare tle naileries; Been tilled, out tne puDliO desire to Deaf the debate has been so tar induced, fever part of the chamber, not occupied by the seats of the members, has been crowded- by auditors and the scene has been ren dered the more interesting, by the gre number of ladies, whom we were i see admitted upou the floor.

Fire -at Savannah. Copy of a letter from the Editor of the "5a-vantiah to Vie editor of tit CftcrlestoH City Gazette, dated Sam-, nahJanuary 11,5 o'clock, Dear-Sirl have only time to say 1070a, that our city as this morning, abeut o'clock, visited with the greatest calamity that it ha pvir hpfar met with. AttiiB o'clock, visited with the greatest that it has fiver before met Hh. kj mentioned, the appalling cry oftoj re Tt upoa me ears oi vur vi--. proved to De on the lot peionging estate of Isaac Fell, in Baptist thurcn square.

sThe whole of the buildings wen? Th; wind beine ALV j- hZh and Wowing directh trom the IS. ItliP'foll mnnfr rontinilpd its til about 12 o'clock this day, When, throupi the interference of Divine Providence, tc wj iuUcd and the pregress of the flames P. minn. was cnecKea. uur city is a neap.

ir Our prond and flourishing Savannah is more, Thirty years will not make tip this awful calamity. One twenty-Jour lots have oeen strippeu buildings. I cannot say, at this time ho many houses have been consumeu, know that I shall not -be too hiKh lijjr estimate; when I state ihree hundreds ninety dwellings are a heap of 'ashe eommenced in Baptist" Church 'qtiaff, I have sUtedaiid 'consumed every from that place to the square in Planters' Bank is situated. The -whote the town north of Brouhton street to Branch the United States is nited States IS consuui mount of property lost nqt fo" fn' ndUons oUoUars. lfoiSt of Ten -millions of ioUa Dated.

derstood yet how the firo ongi fitT nave not -a rnnung wuicc a. P.vmv one oum have not time to sav any thing inw I vou at tresent onl to request tni rf a AUnt h(vill this scrawl, for it I i t. nrl M- Will UiiruUU IH13 Bua( mong the ruins, and the hurry and xr aervanw i mm a it m. nwnwnn iiiiii oi tae moment, i uur rrf T. FREDERICKS' FROM SOUTH Thomas.

Dtcej" Extract oi a letter, dated I -r 11. i ttlll I have only tiraetO tniorn JM 1 fmm a TOVrfl Dveirl vestcrdttV frORl I veSS. IT. iwnortant on the Main, andbrifig the PAgf telHKence of Bolivar belnff at the bc fifteen thousand men, wen afid marchioe rapiply Tot Cafaccas. llo has only aboet four lZ bat There can.

be IUUe ou ttr v. LAWB OVTBB UNITED STATES. ADTHonrry. AN'ACT making i partial appropriation for the military service ot She United States, lor tne year one thousand eight hundred and twenty. lie it enacted tu the Senate and House of Itepre- tentativt of the United StaUt of America in Con- grtn attembkd, Tbatthe'following sums be, and are hereby, apppopnated to the objects herein specified, to wit; For subsisteneefof the- awmy of the U.

States, two hundred and twenty thousand dollars. For the national 'Armories, fifty -six thousand dollars. For arrearages, on the settlement of outstanding claims, fifty thousand dollars, Sec. 2. Jtivt bo further enacted, That the said sums be paid out ol any money in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, CLAY, Speaker of the House of Representatives.

DANIEL D. TO.MPmS, Vice President of the United Stales, and President of the Senate, January 14, 1820. Approved: 'JAMES MONROE. AN ACT in addition to the act making appro- pnations tor the support of the JVayyct tne L-nited States, for the year one thousand eight hundred and nineteen;" lie it enacted by tie Senate and Iloxioe of Rpre tentative! of the United Staet of America in Cart- jrai ctteinbled, That the following sums, yi tion to tliose appropriated by the act to' which this ia upplement, be, and the same are hereby apppropnated; I or pay and subsistence ot Uie ohiGers, and pay of the seamen, two hundred and seventy-three thousand one hundred dollars. For thousand four hundred dollars.

For medicines, hospital stores, and expenses on account of the sick, including those of the marine corps, eight thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars. For repairs of vessels, one hundred and one thousand twohundred -dollars! i For contingent expenses, eleven thousand dol lars. For the salaries of two agents and a surveyor, appointed under the authonty of the act of Con, JT A. dred and seventeen, entitled "An act making re servation of certain public-lands to supply timber for naval purposes," nd contingent expenses fori carrying tne same into enect, seven thousand hve hundred dollars. Sec.

2. And be it further enacted, Thai the seve'-ral appropriations herein before made, shall be paid out of any money in the Treasury, not other wise appropriated. CLAY. Speaker of the House of Representatives. DAMEL D.

TOMPKINS, nVice President of the SUates, and President ot the Senate. January 14, 182y. Ajroroved: JAMES AN ACT for the relief of the legal representative of Philip Barbour, deceased. Be it enacted by the Senute and Haute of Jtepre-tentutivet of the lfnited Stntet of America, in Con- grett assembled, n.atthe register ot theJand ot- nce, and receiver ol public moneys of the United States in the state of Miss.ssippi west of Pearl river, be, andtthey are hereby, authorized and directed, within twelve months after the passage oi this act. to report to the Commissioner of the General Land Office the value of fifteen hundred acres of land, situated on the river Mississippi, at the mouth of Big Black, commonly cidied the Grand Gulph, patented in the year one thousand seven hundred and seveuty, by the government of West 2 lorida, to hilip the said register and receiver in making such estimate, a due regard to the time when the said land, or any part ot it, was sold by the government of the Uniteq States: whereupon the said Commis- 1 Art 9 fm sioner ot me uenerai iana uaice, siwu issue to the lemd representative of tbe said Philin Barbour, deceased, a certificate of the amount so reported by the said regisier and receiver; which certificate shall be receivable in payment of any debt which may have accrued, or shall hereafter accrue, to the United States, on, the-sale of any of tne lands; I'rwiaea, however, mat oelore the said Commissioner of the deneral Land Office shall issue the certificate, the said legal representative saau me in nis omce a wriuen release, under ms hand and -seal, with all the solemnities necessary to make it valid and operative, whereby he shall release to the United Stales all Ins claim to the said fifteen hundred acres Of land, II.

CLAY, -Speaker ot the House of DAMEL D. TOMPKINS, Viae President of the United States, and Presidents the Senate. January I V1820. Approved: JAMES MONROE.) AN ACT supplementary to the' act, entitled "An act to regulate and fix the compensation of tlie Clerks in the d.tt erent omces, passed the twen tieth of Ap. iL one thousand eigiit hundred and Be it enacted iv the Senate and Houte of Jlebre- tent olivet of the United S'atet of America, in Con- grest attembkd, 1 hat the authority given in the eighth section of the above recited act, to the Se cretary of the Treasury, to employ nine additional clerks in the office of the third Auditor, and three additional clerks in the omce of the second Comp troller of the Treasury, be, and the same is here by, continued, until the tturty-hrst day of Decem ber, one thousand eight hundred and twenty, and no longer; and that the sum necessary to carry in to effect the provisions or this act, he, and the same is hereby, appropriated, and shall be paid out of any money in tne treasury, not otherwise appropriated.

II. CI. A -Speaker of the House of Representative. DANIEL D.TOMPKINS. Vice President of the United States, and 'President of the Senate, January 14.

1820. Approved: JAMES MONROE. IS HEItEBT GrEN, that at the September term of the Orphan's Court Jefferson county the undersigned was appointed administrator of all and singular the goods and cnatteis, ngotsvid crditsof the estate of JACOB WINKLER, dee'd. All those indebted to said estate are requested to make payment and all those having claims against the estate are requested to exhibit them properly authenticated within the time prescribed by law, or they will be forever barred. Jo.

DimberfAim'r. I I (. Loaf Sugar per barrel New Rum per barreL Kegs Ginger Uaddus oupenor iiysuu Pickled Herring per nau narrei. Good Butter in kegs. Boxes Mould Candles.

and Boots per case. Hats per ditto. Toys per case. Ilnrdware per package. Tin uare per do.

French Goods generally Merino and Crape Flaff Handkerchiefs. Portable Desks. India puk vesu. suiluuuuiuik. Fowling Guns Pocket Pistols.

Nails, Jinarew lwl. January 8. V- Very valuable Lands For Sale. i TRACT OF 812 1-2 acres on tne waters oi Fair Child's Creek, Jefferson county, adjoin lands or Judge Shields, Major Young, josepo mhar Ksn. Ma or Andrews.

Bsc. About lu acres waa Dten uiiucr tuiuuuu vutwiwv.t- a h. ion oiacomioiuwicuwemi.g v.v..u1M bas'bconrecenUy erected and there argrowing on it a plentiful ariety of apple pear.peach trees, in fall bearing. It lies about roues ma direct line, east of north, trom JNatchez ana ine great new road from that city to Port-Gibson, "has Been laid off so as to run through it. A furtheror more Darticulardiscriptionis deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed those disposed to purchase, will sai.4rfwthemselves.bv oersonal inspection.

This much however, aiay be said, generally, whh safety: that for fertility oi 'soil, salubrity of situation, level of sm-face, permanence and ertensiveness of i ness out-let hood, itiaperhtp not excelled by any tract of the same extent in the lt was purchased by the undersigned, about three 'years since, of Abram Scnber 1 he titles are good. am nr.K uau i til ouu aruens un ine uu i 1 (lAn Al. i State of Louisiann; adjoining land of Hunt'a Smith. ni'te -irn fawtin: nst anrnin flv. VT 7 3 This land is verv fertile us liiffh as any on t.

a cn i ,1 f)f4 that side of the river. The title is indisputable, beinircrantedand surreyed to Jon Walton du vitiirtlie existance of the Spanish. Governmeut and recognized by tlie American board of commission ers tor examining land claims. PiiM Ridfi-e, 21-2 miles nearly east in a direct line from Natchez, and 3nnles from Main Street by the present Pine Ridge road. The great new roaa irom XNatcnez to ron uiosoij, was laiu on so us to pass very near tlie whole oi its western line, I ia.

.1 a. on nn lucre IB uu it tiuuut uu ium jvv wood land, that lies nearly level, the balance has been long under cultivation, yet a considerable Tart of it is in good condition for the production of corn or cotten; and is now ploughed up for the early reception of either of these aticles. 1 uiuvaiur. wiui a small ioree suoiiiy uie curui Natchea, with wood and other articles of immedi- ate demand and consumption or its beautiful undulating surface will make it a 'desirable retreat to merchant, doctor, lawyer, or statesman, from the cares of business arid the heat and turmoil of a crowded city. Having many circular elevations each of them could be converted into a beautiful villa, with room sufficient for garden, pasture and wood land Title unquestionable.

-Also another tract of 400 dcre3, on the beautiful and healthy Bay of Pascagola, on the east side, where the river empties into the bay. A part of tlits tract is hammock land, a part pine, and a part low of the richest, quality it has a full view of the bay, in front of Horn and Round Island, about midway betweenNew-Orleans arid Mobile on the inward passage. It is famous for its ween turtle fishery, and no its green turtle fishery, and no place excells oysters and all the endless variety of fish nd in the inlets of the Gulph of Mexico! There it for oysters and all the endless variety of fish found in the inlets of the Gulph of Mexico. There is" live oak growing on the margin of the Bav, and large accumulation's of shells that is usually and profitably converted into lime and transported New Orleaxs. This place is eleirantly calculated for a summer retreat from New Orleans.

The sitle is as good as any in the country. A great bargain will be given of these lands on immediate application, for candour-compels the undersignedto say, he would not part with them, a4uJa1 i diate payment of hs just debts, and to releave him from pressing pecuniary embarrassments. For terms apply to the undersigned at his rem. 2ce on the Pine Ridare. to Richard Tertell or dence on the Pine Ridge, to Richard Tertell or John Lombard Natchez, or to Thomas Baker Esq.

Jefferson county. A. Campbell. Feb. 1820.

14 -tf. ITdluaUe Lands For Sale. CTpiIE undersigned offers for sale, seperately or ul togetner, tnree valuable tracts ot land, con taining by patent 800 arpens each, situate in Jef ferson county, between Fairchild's and Cole's creek's, and adjoining -lands of Mr. John -Foster, Col. James u.

ood, and Messrs. Joseph Samuel Dunbar. These lands are fertile and welrwater- ed and In healthy part of the country. Persons desirous to purchase, will apply to Mr. Elijah Smith, near Natches- to Mr.

Joseph Dunbar, near the premises, or to the undersigned, at Mr. David Hunts. ANDREW HUNT. Feb. 8, 1820.

"ITriLL be given fqr apprehending and deliver- ing to the undersigned, runaways Dom and Harry, or temdoUars for any one of them1. It is Crcbablc they are conceiQea in Natchez, or hirkine in its Vicinitv. Ned. is easilv known bv havmtr a broken jaw, with many teeth out, which occasions great aJ ci stammering when spoken to he is very plausible and no doubt will endeavor to pass for bemg verv honest, bvt iit-viUdinv, hat few equate. TOM is a younir fat, smooth-faced, black fellow, and in vil- lany is little inferior to Ned he may have tone to second crock, in the neighborhood of the court-uouse, where hewas raised, and has several relations.

HARRY is a talh liklv fellow. lurlintr about St. occasional incur. sions into the city. It is deemed useless to des cribe their cloathing as plunder will supply them witn a great variety, is wen as abundance ot tood.

3. ampoelL Pine-Ridge, Teb. 8, 1820. 143- he i I I 1 1 I 1 I I 1 to I 1 old To authorize the Trustees of the Xlizabeth Fe male Academy, to raise a sum of moneyby Lot- lery. AN ACT further provision for the erection and purposes.

ACT To establish an Additional Election District in 'TVarrcn county. AN ACT Confirming the Emancipation of three Slaves. avians, ruoeoc aim rompey. AN ACT. "To take the Census of the State of Mississippi.

AN ACT To authorize the Executors of the last will and testament Itobcrt Taylor, deceased, to sell real esute. AN ACT To incorporate tne Liberty Debating Library Society, in Amite county. AN ACT To Incorporate the town of Ilobnesvillc, in Pike County, AN ACT To extend the Jurisdiction of Justices, of the Quorum. To "authorise the administratrix of Robert B. Moore, to sell and convey a fractional section of land, situated on Pearl Riverin Manuu county.

AN ACT 1 To authorize the county cpurt of Marion eoun ty, to lay a special tAxi for the completion of the public buildings In said county. i XAN "ACT i i m. Turnmke Road fmmtheline dewarkauoni'byoodville, to the high water Tnark. on the nortli hank of the river Ilomochitto SuDplementsrrv to an Act, entitled An act to provide for the building of a Jail in the county of Jackson. vVV; an act Makine provision for the distribution of the -Acts and Journals ot the Ueiiersl Assembly of this -avT- a Ainr To levy a special tsct for the completion of the tmbiic buddings and lor tne county ot Law re nee Prescribing the mode of proceeding in cases of AN ACT Respecting guardians and their wards.

AN'ACT Sunnlementary to an act, entitled "An act to divide Oreen county, and form a new one out of the same AN ACT To-nre ent the-eanpir'ical practice of Physiond Surfftry in this State. a ri alii Providihgfar the sale ot the rear and personal estate of Eliphalet Frazer, deceased. 4 'vr a r'n To raise a.Kevenue. AN ACT an additional place of holding elec tions in Wayne county and tor otner purposes. AN ACT v- For the better relief of tae poor In the Coun- tiesthcrcai jprjs To appoint commissioners to Cx on the pubfic titC in Covington coumy mna wr uuicr ioprepriaUons to ccrnaui persons BILLS OF LADING, For gale at the Republican Office.

payment before the 1st nay oi jnarcn next. Dugald Torry. Peb. 7,1820. 143.

this campaign wui pm a in that quarter. V-J Ffb.8.1S20. 146. i -fcrein nicntijs.cd..