The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1790-04-12 00:00:00, page 2

I fiii in a committee of the whole on the
'Jhflate of the union On motion it was '
Vvii
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go y't’t-'t avtrsaids at the porti of p j1:v A coirba entacl' when the
J Hyp in fur a riilotivn- tf the Imptfl taw Gurundy tired on Mon-
v of thj U-iitei Statrt If which at tin fiv-’i's and in (ho fi:!isiifch3:se kil’fci cop-'ctil frnJ
xifUht fer dio wa-jatalbrignoro- ti - it-m -i-fVibe iVcniJ lt-orr wfrirh 1 ?tc - f
The houfe thbi adjwrcd till Mo t-- re-imcir iT M-uilcrr immediate! HcJ Tvhen!ey finun"
4iy 11 o tncLi : and
L ON DON Novemfcar 9—12
IN Dauphiny the regiment of Mon
ficurfihe King's hi o’ her) and (hat of
sa-Vve ta prepare j -id addrefs TlUrguvJy have had an engagement'
-A petition' of C'lrldtph-r Sadler tf The regimen of Marficnr refufed to
t N'aynScolU was reed preying relief a- wear the National Cockade wlvcli
I nf'tT f hjt vrjf:l pvl car ' xht of I’urgiindy pet h wiiii enihti-
fjz vj
T -Poufe of VPrefeavrB’
The Prefidentx fpeech continued
Jngit-iLPfna'td ef-cxplaiaiag-it-
' ted St lies fa anfwcr ta his Jpeech ta allowed were ordered ta lia an thata-
' Gentlemen of ib Stull and
ft tuft ef lUpnftnUtives
SHAPE Untied the proper officer!
lay before you rtfpeHively fueh papers
and efl imstti as regard the affairs par
ticularly recommended ta your cmfidere
tie and nectjfary ta convey to you
that information of the fate of the uni
’ in wi i'h it is my duty it afford
rive co-operation 'great fatiifeSion from a
with you 0 the pleafing though ar
dusus task of enfuring to your fellow
citizens the blefftngs which they hart a
right to expeSfrom afrte eJuent &
equal government
G WASHINGTON
" BUtJ enfmer to the fpeech tf the Prefident
Vn" i-Jtc wstr
tught u St imM M I fall it- f j Afr
JUiitid States January 8 1793
Til prefident thri retired and the
honfe returned to their own room : When
the present's fpeech Peeing read by the
clerk it nets voted that the koufe would:
ttPmtrrtw take the fame into conf d-ra
ftii ta erected to MM for a chaplain
when tie votes being collected it appear
ed that the rev Pr Lynn was re-e
liSti
1 A ij named till to nrriv 1 1 oclock
A M
Itaufe of Repre enta'ivci of the 17
nited States
January 9
Xive to provifio m for fubport of the puP—uard Hartnugh-Hannah Atmst Chrif
Uc credit which he wot ready fa report tepher Coles David Grctnlcnf John
at fuck tioie and in fuch ainir or- MwPherfon Abraham ttefiervieu
the'tieisfs might Is pltajei te order James Bumfs y end iruiiam Hoy rc-
Mr Cymev from Ptnnjylvania ap
peared and took hit mi 1
A truer from tke Secretary tf the
Tnafury addrejfti to the Speaker was
read informing the Ihuj'e that he had
prepared -I a plan purfuint ta the refolu
in ef the zifi of September laQ rela
A debate now enfued with regard ta jpeftfully praying fer erclufiveprivilegs
the man-ier and time tf eommuicating authors or inventtrsof fret vfcfut
tho report U'lth record to theman
star Jen te members infified Jfrangly an
the propriety if th: fecretarft deliver-
to the houjei-bsteufe it w r net te be
exposed that the members could tin
roughly comprshend a pith of fuch at
gxunfivt and intricate nature without
previeks explanation ethers contended
tha t is fhtrild wa it explanation it
oh ht to be given fa writing to the
heufe with regard la the time feme
were for receiving the report immedi
ately or on hhriiy next this was tp
gofsd 7‘ wir fvi the ho:? was teo
this at prrfrit to bring a instttr of
fueh vajl importance before if— ’:t
that by Thurflny nert the houfe would
ij 'ail probability have an acfjjirn of mo
py m-iaircr '
After a variety of opinions hod teen
given t'i theft two outers the houfe
M lafi'ctme to the following refoluti
an: Thu on Thurf day next this honfe
w 'll receive hi writing the report
far j
:i to their eltesitian
- Tms being sirred to - '
Mr - Salih S C) Mr Clymer and
‘ M- Lnwrentef wits-appointed a (i&-
committee of the whale on the prefi dent's Parker BartleS Hinds Robert Frazier
The Loufe then frjolvtd itfelf inta a
whom it war referred te examine the
Journal ef tke la!l fefftsn and to re
port tker-from all fueh matters tf In
finefs as were then depending and unde
termined hive accerdin te order ex
untied the journal and agreed to the
following report —This was prejthttd
to th ttiufe on Mt -J-iy Uii
Baldwin reported tAit the committee
had according to order had the faid
addrefs under confideration and made n
amendment thereto
The Honfe then van!mwjly agreed
to the faid addrefs Mr Smith (S C)
Mr Clymer and Mr Laurence were
appointed a comm ttee ta wait an the
Prefident ta knew what time and place
it would he convenient for for him to
receive the fame
A msjfage in writing was received
from the Prefident of she United States
hy theS-cretery at utar communicating
ta tke Honfe in a confidential manner
f undry papers ref peeling the tribes of
Indians on the fouth wojlem frontiers
A motion was then mode to have the
galleries cleared which was dine cc
Ciigi
crew
can
to ei
that
ble
legant -ry fabric was from themmufaSo
in Hartford
JANNUARY 11
The Honfe rrfolved itftlf into e com
mittee of the vr lisle ou the addrefs in
Til present 1 f If United StiUP
VAm ‘
cerdingly - del for the protection of fuchlhiuS'
Mr Btudisot from the ctmrrt!tT to touch the'C before tf s fc:fi-
on is generally known Tram'iorti
tSat the fererat petitions of Marha
Walker i Duncan Campbell Trill ran
Coffin JTilliam FinnieE-glebert Rem
nants Thomafin Gordon Prde& la Go
ne fft Baron Steuben and Richard Ham
rrfpeS'vtly praying ta be compenfattd
for military Jervices or for injuries or
loffesfufialnedd'trfag the late war were
referred te the Secretary ef the trtof ry
to 'examine and report tpon the prtfsnb i
fejfion '
Itfuather appeart to ytnr committee
that the fentrai petulant of John
MGarrab Dudley Tyltr Tstrick Beu
net John Hurt James Gibbons Ar-
Engle hart Crnfe N'cMas Pike Samuel
Briggs John Chtiflspher Stoebtl Io
irarl r ifctvtry were ordered ta He
at tU table- and fo remained duriitg
the Seffm - r3it3'nt and purouems For th sgrmil-UK-ak— Incite Aiftv— — —
ihruh to be rooted up ii lita ilrimi-
J vr wavaif ra a j ’ O ----- y - - - '
mint Henry Milcom and Charles Wy Turf day laHjn 0-1 evacuated beat and
kle refpeBively praying to be tmpe a-
fated for - military fei vices rendered
during the late war ‘ were rtftrfid
khibild XtAliJIerf Alexander ' Payer OU will pleafe to fafert the fallow
Attorney for Colonel Flowers’s regi- 1 fag Fragments It was found i
a ft ?i i aj TW— ‘
ta the Secretary at war ta examine
It further appea r to' your commit
tee that the federal petitions of An
drewNtweil ayd Seth Cldrke Sarah
tarsi to rensa thisJineC(he molt
re'peflibie 'in3 JouTifW bunnies
in GiiropoTlfei!i nee lihacW
)f danger of aiiutlonal bankruptcy
and private
in any part
EttrnU ef
Nov 19
No doubt yon hare hcatif be
tare this of she commotion! of (omc
part oftht kingdom but thli pro
vince ha been exempted from the
like anJ we have cvcy profpei of
peace continuing here Ve 'hink It
ncccfary to irtann vou cf ihi c r
cumrtanec IcR you fhoutd appiehead
your piorci'v not he ng ffe here
Tipp3o had delroycd the H'l”
forrc: of Ma-cuctar on the Mala-
har coasl The Englilh jvilTeTod
themselves of this comm 1 tiding fiu-
teert! gone to bring Ceneral Conway
(the French Gcneralulin'i in Infra)
FROM TM-i WrRlCAN EAG: E
Publijbed at Si-tm by Mr Lhomtii
Cuftin:
RY late in'clligence from India we
lea: n that the Kiench have ceded
Poniichery on thccoail of Corotxrn
del to Tippno Saib— reicivirR 0
light for a limitiei tme of aecpm
a unai! number ot mops in the vita-
and the troops to the lllc of France
tended hi-ufelf !n pc'tan to fc2vrat
it was cfleihialiy dune It wi? iilowa
taun-d3-ioh up ai J orcrtu ned to its ve-v
exhibiting a fccne of rum
lkc the efccli of a valcnc vonrulH
on of niturrs
1 The policy of this wa’lika and fe
rocious Prince appears io ne 10 gasn
IndoRm entirely 10 h m:id and ra
destroy all intercoiinV K-twvcn its in
nion and cve-y objC of eotamerco
10 be del! roved
Tljpoo's remerous troops arc un
der the m'lexcei!cRt d:icipl:ne The
Fngiita b figiving them and the
Fiench by aiding them have taught
them die Furopcan art of wa A
r-cu mimbct of General Man!tws a
army vho weic captured UR wr
and other Europeans are now in Ms
pay
LFXI -N G T O iN A pul ia
Iff Ilraiford
high twenty-four by fixtecn
wth a com pleat ilore for goods
at crc end and 'a counting
no n or bed-chamber at the o
t extremely w til finish’d
bring deled all round with gnd
by accident fell into my honds-The be - p auk well groved and tong'ied
ginning and conch ion of the letter war it has a -com pleat loft and lit
Jo much defaced that I could not read cxCUcnt fturvs chiuinev Alfo
q in le rown-of Pmvitlc
may bs apprize J ef the unhappy fituation W'itll atl eTCtfcmcly well finihcd
of his friend Where I have made a Hue- two- (lory -log -houfe 3 fine
thus — : ground cellar and a good (lone
the original was unlnteifabie chimney with two lire-places
ncirn one above and the other below
liimeflone April 8 ' ft airs it is well calculi ted for
' ! : to be thus cru-- the recepion cf good having
clly trcatcd-hns detained from the a c0mpte1t Ilore room at one
arm of my dearl anny Is too much aRj for tlis reception of
tint'ACELPIIIA Ja
pnta
cimi up the Spioto— Aioundrh ftp
lift j which I cm chained (they irfc 1
tam t chains wlvch I had on traJ &
(TV’enioufly and eReetually confine me
withthche’p of two pad-lociSwi:h-
out binding riy hands) a paitot my
niC'clnrdis'e is fcsttc-eJ enu a final
bund'c of penc's prcienting 'hem
fclvesto my vletr save me the him ol
mitinto you— I hive Ic’eriiiine l to 1
when 'ha lnJfrms re
I Think fhcyviil-To
I intend to
thiowl 04 bud cnVCf ihe boat
:ify 29
the iroutt d Hi kman on
the Sou’h lid ol tiic Kntiivky —
river confining of a half acie
lott with a Urge good fog ware
” houfe well calculated for lilt
ing prjviisona and for ilorac5
- of —any— kinefa -wdl fniilhed
ftorr irV)Tr'y— ITOo-receive
Cxy goods being lin-d all rouj!d
witfigKjd p:a:iK grooved and
tengu’ d iiml well fliored and
ioticd a cuminodioua dwelling
cabhii ftxieen - feet quare wdj
l iKired and lofted and a very
"i
ftnJ ctit her 1 ur if: I wnWferurt fflayr
irlrar' will forwsrd U 10 yon — I
putaiion ot vanity
or imciincacc
'
formidable
that they hare a tram of fpie on
each bar! of the river which 'ex
tend as far down as IimeRcnej ta
that it is imi’otiibie to (leal a ma'ch
on them by following the meaide I
of the Ohio
from she North -Gall tbey
apprehend no dancer
near Washington— proceed tip
pa'i!ci with the liver but at tho '
-crvi's distance of 10 or ij ni!cs fiom it
9 fctrlc'gue above 'lie moirli
of Scioto then ta m in tw div fi
ons one to lile o(f s-Wie i’hf nd 1
conceal ihSmicivc" on ilie'r'i'cwh cil
le-Os i she' pa itn camp ti e o
thet to fo :i 7 the cHirfe of the li
ver and piafcti the clnr'e
'! e m'ih: he penned t-n-
the poms made by tie j in:tiji of
the hqioio anc ohmand your enun-
ti-n co ciyhi prrni fe ihcmfelves a
vatuab c psse and a g b'ious vidn y
TO BE SOID
jpHK iubtenber’s coixcr at
rtind and ii-uatiuh for bufixili
in the whole town with the foS
lowin' inifrrovemfn1 : A two
1 ory 1 ig tvm-e thirty by fix'eest
feet well roofed and with ail
excellent ground C' SUr undcf
the whole hju:e and another '
hiuiecnir aid an half (lory
key
go si bt d cltnmbers up llulrs ‘
and a fpucious good room be
I iw with a f:re place For terms
for -fibfcriber tii? latter apply to tire
at the month of
II ckmm or to Mr Aidreur
bayard in Dinville arid for tha
two former to the fubferiber
or to Via) Croghan lor the I9C f
io kouifville cai’li or tobacco will i
X received in payment
Andrew Ilarc
over well ftn
with good
haying two
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