The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1790-01-16 00:00:00, page 1

TuasDAIf September 22
'fits o' for s I ibiibi ig the permanent
Jen of goven- nnit was brought in en
gr i td and read the third that On the
qus ih shall this bin paj ?
Mr Cam: Jrd its f- t himfelf under troops raijed by rejolution of the lute Con
peculiar circumiiancet on t he decifion of
this important que-lio 1 'the houfe had the nouje
determined that the permanent jeat of the
government 0: tne United States fhould
be on the S fqut Hannah in Pennjylvania
a id not in Misyia J on the Potowmack
It was hi- 0 ’ do t 1 ini the lad wuid hive
been mof conducive to tin iti-refl of the
unit) 1 - The voice of
houfe is again! t
Jai l he being the next object muft tikey third readin
t' attain what I have hid down as the Tins bill propofes that the meeting of
r 1 e of my co nt:I on this occajion a d C-uigrejs jbaU be on the ftrjl Monday in
at the j mne time tnujl be agreeable to the January
av be s oj a great part ofmyconftBuenls The bill brought in by Mr Bland to
1 -it tn fii: under an obligation to vote explain the alt for reguiaiiug tin coaft
f the Suj'queiimnah upon obtaining the ing trade Jo Jar as it rejpeUs Peterf
e aujt wax i-made i oaiigntory upon burg in Firginia was taten into coiiji
the ftate of Maryland and Penijyivatiia deration an ordered to be engrojfed for
tocfiticur in opening the navigation of a third reading
Til : it was read a fir (I and fecond
t cm nitiett to a committee of
: wave to be taken tin to morrow li
morn ng
The report 0
ci - Gian :k w ? agreed to allow 1 g h'm
files 1 nr) ithi my as a cap la n llthsditc
contt mil ai mi
A n -f ago was received iro n the is
siale tnatth-n nl receded from t heir
amt id ne it fir railing tin fat ary 0 : hi
Attorney General a id ini appoint'd a
conn ttee 0! conference o n the difagree
i t witts of the hot fa on the amendments
tutor co t'tutio’i
0 'i - too f Mr Fin-ng the report o'
th conn te 0:1 the petition of the pub
ic -ret': '-s wattak -in and agreed to
O ' aft vnuf Mr Gerry the houjere
foiv-d tn t the jecrecary of the treafury
b' i-re led t appl v to the fitpreme ex ecu
( fvc of the f-veral ft lies for the ftate of
tn r u X d'-bts and the f r nd appro
fr’ated Lr the dijeharge of the principal
an! itere’l oft'itjvne: and the amount
f the ion 'ifice an I other fecurities of
of
he United States inniffejfion of the five-
t he
ral fliiles Adjourned
VOL 1113
THE
(Numb XXI J
t
K E
N T
of Congrefs
HOUSE REPRESEN PATIVES
or THE
UNITED STATES
Monday September 21
A MESSAGE from the Senate that
- they had concurred in the bill for
eftablifbing th" a tries of the judicial de
pa'tme l with am Aments
Tat a ncvdne us 1 vert to raife the fain
ry of the chief juft-ice from 3500 to 4000
dollars- the fai ries of the afociale
judges of the jupreme court from 3000 ' 0
3500 That of the judge of the dill rift
of M 1 ine 'ram ioo to 1 000 A id : hat op
th - att 1 ify g’ ernl front I 500 to 2000
The houfe agreed totheje amend neats
excepa t e tall
A jo hit ion was received from the fe
iiote that it he recommended to the J'e
veral flutes to oafs laws to make it the du
ty of the kee -r f their feveral goals to
receive and keep therein perfons com
mitted under the authority of t he United
States until th'--v e dlfchnrged by due
courfe of law Tn U ted S' ates to pay
fifty tents a month for each perfon con
fined and I he wife to Juj-nert all per Jons
commuted thereto for offences againft
the U:i tei Slates
Mr Waij worth from the committee
t'teje-cr-tari to whom un referred the report of
of tin tree fury reported a irtl
for defraying of the ex peaces of the civil
i f the lepartment of war forwarrdts
if d a'e f'lperhtedait of p
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JANUARY i(5 3790
LEXINGTON’: Printed bn JOHN BRADFORD at his Office at the corner of Main and Craft Streets where Sulfcriptions Adxertijrmevlt fife fur
this paper are thankfully received and Printing in its different branches done with Care and Expedition
Pioceei mgs
£ - majority of this
Tne Sujqu- salt
prtpofing Sit uriny This rejolution hnv
i fil'd by the late ing beenfent to thejenate was agreed to
to pay the invalid by that honorable body
A i ’fige was received from the Pro
file 1 0 the United States notifying
that 1 - in I approved of the ail for efttb
ijh n-g the compenf ntion of the members
I is bill for alter ig the time of the
a i m 1 m it tg of Co greys was read a
jecwid ! : -ne and committed
I in 1 s went into a co n-nittee on the
be to recog 17:- and adapt to the confli-
off by the 'emoienefsofdiftance from
the hope of being defended by the
Fee J era! arms early enough for their
fecapty
“ We have been induced to fup
pofeit poifible that for the purpofe
of affording effetlua! relief it may
be found expedient to carry war into
the country of trie Indian enemy
Should we not err in this conjecture
we take the liberty of alluring you
char tivs Commonwealth will cheer
full fufiain her proportion of the
expenees which may be inquired in
fetch and expedition
“ The fame caufes which induced
us thus to offer the treafure ofVir
ginia hath given birth to another
proceeding which we think proper
to cormnuntcate to you— it is indeed
in umbemjon us to make this eominu
n citton lead it: cafe of filence it
might be interpteted into a defign
r authority- f palling the limits of Rate
“ Chiefs of the Chikafaw nat'orj
have folici’ed the General A Hem by
grejs was rend a third ti ne and pajjed for a fupply of ammunition the ad
'!‘oude: vanceo le ifoti of the ye11 and their
I he bill to appropriate certain fums of anxiety to return home owineg to
--- committee of the perilous ficuatjon 6f their nation
who weac in daily expectation thac
holliiit es would be commenced a
gainil them by the Ctecks have de
termined them lollop hee and not
to New York tlte place ot
engrojfed for a their original declination
bat this part ej -vs a: agreed to
the bill roje and repor fid when the houfe
accepted the report and ordered it to be
engrojjeafor n tnird reading
A mjj'age was received from the J’e
of Congrefs was taken up and agreed to
wh - n it was ordered to be engrafted fora
form
r vole for adjourning yejlerdny and
that river and nothing would rcflrain me
from giving y afent to the bill hut
that claufe which requires the concur
rence of the Prefident r'fpe&ing the feat
of government until Congrefs meet at
their per-nanent fiat To nr s claufe I
have flrong conflitutiannl objeilions
they w re le'hrirv fully fitted to this
houfe by Oth-I gr ’ -m 1
have endeavour'd to remove this rl
vid'on 'r-i s 1 -n m J in ru der to give
mi a feat to the hill ut as I am under
th -jeered obligation 1 oath tojnpport
the co’iP'tut’cn as I ca "t 'face the
ionv: it Art from m-mi-d -hat :t is con
tr iry to the conditutin : and -is 1 ve could
not Juereed in Jl-iking out the claufe I
feel my elt" in l-r the a ij a tr fable neceffi
ty op giving rnv diffent to tits bill
Tne yeas and nays on puffing the bill
being required by 0 e fi th of the mem
bers or -1 a t w'r as follows :
TE AS M Jfienrs Ames Bl iwi
Re ifo i Ciymer Com F 1 Enlc
t tzftmons GaE Gilman Grout Goad
hue Hartley Ththon Jackjon Law
rence Leonard Livermore Muhlen
berg Patridge Raufatlaer Scott Se icy
Sc’-tremnn Sylvefter Smith M r lrni)
Sto e Thatcher Trumbull IFudJ worth
IVynkoop —3 1
NATS Mejfieurs Blrid Bouiinot
B-trke Cad n-a 1 iader Carrol Coles Lee
M A fon El tthews Moore Parker
Sherman Smith (S C) Sumpter Tuck
er Fining IViiite 1 7
A i-'Jnlntien was pajfed refeinding th
T
Wedsiid
28
To GEORGE W ASH !G "TON Efq
PreiiJentof ihe United States
"SIR
‘‘ IT has been a great relieftoour
apprehenlions for the fafety of our
bre'hren on the frontieis to learn
from rhe comm uni cations ofi be Seen
tary at War that then protection!
Rainfb rhe incurfions of the Indians
has occupied your attention
“ K’ovring the )oyer of theFrcde
ral Executive (o co ’centrate the Ame
rican force for thjs faluiaiy purpofe
and confiding in the wifdom of its
meafire' we fhould leave the tuh
ie:f unnoticed but from a belief that
the harmony between the two gov
c nmenu will be increi-ed by a fiee
com u niication of inehi-e-'cc Wa
rn Metnhe-s of the Gene al AUein
bly now prefeut have been either
wrtne'le of the recent murders and
depredations committed by the fava
ces o have brought with them in
fonnation' the truth of which cannot
be qucRioned d hefe hofiilities are
too great in number to bear a minute
detail and too cxccfiive in degree to
be deferibed in the compafs of this
add refs Permit us then to lay that
thefe parts of Kentucky and the South
Welle n and Northern counties lying
on the Ohio and its waters which
hive generally been the feene oflndi
an barbarity are now prelTeci by
danger the tnoll imminent and cut
proceed ti
their orN
“The refolution which we have
now rhe iyonor of enclofing you will'
therefore be executed in their favor
and we trull that our oondtifl from
the peculiar circuinliances of the cafe
will de bcceptabie to yotiifei and
the Congrefs of the United States
and be r: approved that we ihalhre
ceive t-t 1 ibuiion for the expenoe
we have thereby incurred "
Some progreft was mode in the hill to
r’pn'ote the progrefs in the federal courts
Adjourned
I E X I N G T O N Jan 16
Extrail from the journals of the Gene
ral Afembly of thJ±Commouwe Utli
II ill be sold to the Hrcu st cid
Xter at the February Court in fott
ifville for Cafh or produce
No 82 3i7i 333) 375 A con-
ta rung 21550 acres in the Ilf-no : s
Giant being the Military right of
John Gerault Satisfaflory ci
be made af the time by
J- Wtlkinlbn
Lexington Jan 8 1790-
To all to -whom
it may concern
I H FI Trullees
of the -own of
Lexington do hceby lequeft or
direfl all perfons that have fences
incumberances In the S
ing the out lo-s that
removed by the til day of April next
to as to leave the full fpare afligned
to each Street e’ear of obllrufi inns
at which time they will give their
per Tonal attendance to fee that 'he
purport of this Advcrtifemenc is ft id
ly complyed with
By ordet of tire Board
ROB I PARKER Cik
Dec 5 i78g
w
Herons I have enployed
Maurice Nagle to tell
f 1 me
and
pure hale To
for me ri
bacco
ana that i have
given him a
written power
to that purqofc dated
the
twenty-fiill day of March
and as the laid Nagle
trangrelled my oaeis
iidtrudtions to him to
great prejudice and in
i f is is therefore to
inform
the public that in the Month
of September la I have ta
ken up the latd p t r f0
given to the fatd Nage and
tiiat I w ill not abdc or make
good any contract or aCt of hi
from the time of my gating
up the laid power to this date
or from this dare forward
And all thofe indebted to me by
bund note or open account
for rite goods of mine I id
and delivered by tlte laid Na
are requtftcd to make imme
dn?e payment to me given
n d t n bund his eleventh
nay of January 1790
Anorew Hare
Mr Bradford pieafe to give the
following a place in your next
1 SHOULD! be wanting in my duty
“ (1 my fellow -citizens and ungrate
ful to Doftor Balil Duke of I exing
(°n it I concealed the followutig par
ticulars About the time of the lad
Augtifl Court i received a hurt in one
of trty fee which was in a (late’ of
nrjrttficaiion by the fifteenth of Sep
tember f then apphed to Mr Duke
who by his great attention good
judgment and humanity makes me
believe thofe who need his affiltance
as a Phyfician cannot be wrong in
iheir application to him Given ttn
r my hand this 13th day of January
if 793-
ALLX MAX WE I L
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