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the loweA allowance to the judges that
would be adequate. In the fate of Della
ware, a lawyer in full practice received at
leat 1000 dollars; which was double the
lalary allowed by the bill. From this
view .of the fubjed, as we'll as from the
other views that had been taken, he con-
Gdered 1000 dollars as only a moderate
compensation.
AS to the idea that the federal Judges
have but little bulinefs TODD, he thought
the fad, even if true, had no weight ; as
a judge was not paid 70 much for the
actually duties he performed, as for aban-
doning his practice, and holding himfelf
prepared for, and applying his talents ex-
clufvely &c the public buiinsis whenever
it occurred.
The q~ueftion was then put on friking
out the f~eetions, aud lof-ayes 4o-noes
43.
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FROM TIE AMERICAN.
KmeR0n, December II, ISoc.
" SIR,

eff we were to Judge from looking in
to the American papers, we wouldfcarcely
believe there was a court of vice admiralty
in the iland Of Jamaica. But | allure YOU
Americans are fent in daily for adjudiea.
tion, and condemned without the leat
caule whatever, and never cleared without
paying all COTS. A Retch of what hs
pafed here for the two laf courts ! viii
give you, being an eye witnefs.
The frf5 American tried here the cout
before this Taft, was the Flora, OF YOU
port; he was .fent here by his ma]etyf
fhip Nimrod, the captain and people we'
all taken out, and not fufered to go "
board. After the hip arrived at this place.
while in pofeRion~of the ioop OF wall
they were confined below for three days
She was libelled here as being enemy
property, but not being fully proved, ""
condemned for going to La Vera I'us
having been cleared out for New Ort4'a
The mex was the fchooner Rannsn,"
your port, taken neal Cape Nic"ns
bound o St. Jagode Cuba by his mata.
flip York, who after taking out the .sr
and people, put a couple OF guns on l.,
of her, and 20 or 30 men, and KEEP Inch
cruizing for neal 20 days, during ..och
fhe captured two or three imanie or
fchrs. and afterwards fent down ne,' n
trial, when ihe was libelled and tis'
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January 10.

BOSTON, January 70.
Thisday arrived, brig Britannia, Cowen,
St. Johns, N. +.
Capt. Derby, arrived here on Saturday,
from Baltimore, failed from the Vineyard
on "Wednesday laa in co. with 10 or IL
fail, part Of which put back among the
fleet were a flip, barque and brig bound
to Salem /; an India hip from New York,
anda brig, capt. Barnard, from the Wei
tern Iilands, from this port.
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Jamaica, reee;vsd BY The E5osueyM .1
tor, ofBahimsre.
Ship Flora, capt. Anthem, from Rail-;
more to Newt Orleans, condemned IN toso
Sch'r Hannah, capt. Wright, from Rs1
timore TO St. Jago de Cuba, acauitfsd
but .appealed for.
Sch.r Ann Maria, capt. Ruth. from,
Baltimore to Curacao, condemned r,~.
of the cargo.
Sch'r Eleanor, Atmore, from Ealt;mor.
to Laguira, condemned vefTel and CARGO
Sch'r Dolphin, Gregory, from Rai,;
Q to St. Thomas, cleared by PAVING
all charges.
Sch'r Meteor, Gold, from Baltiuor. -
Laguira, given up on paying COTS.
Ship Carolina, .Simpfon, from Bali;
more re Campeachy, waiting for trial.
Brig Tartar, Clark, from Pailadelnh;,
to Jacmel, cleared, but appealed for.
Brig Delight, Grazier, from p. r.
publican to Philadelphia, loft on Heneaga.
Brig Ruby, Wrigley, from PhiladsJ'
phia to P. Republican, condemned vel:I
and cargo.
Brig Sukey, Brown, from Salem to La.
guira, cargo condemned.
Sch'r Eutaw, Ennis, from rhiladeI-
phia t Q St. Jago de Cuba, condemned in
toto.
shipfCieopatra, , from New-or.
leans TO New York, waiting for trial.
Sch'r Harriet, -, from New-Or.
leans to New-Yotk, waiting for trial.
Sch'r Tirzah, Clark, from Bottom to
St. Croix, waiting forsrial.
Sch'r Jerufha, M'Intire, from Po,tf.
mouth to Curacao, waiting for trial.
Sch'r Hiram, Rogers, Of Mount Plea.
iant, from Port-Repubiican to CharIel.
ton, waiting for trial.
Two American Guineamen, one clear.
ed, the other condemned.
Saw an American prize going in, but
could n ipeak her.
Left there, fch'rNymph, of Baltimore,
to fail In few days.
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courts, 1otar from ceynenting it's imrnedi-
ate influence would go to impair the uni
pm. In his opinion that man reflected as
the federal union who, in his zeal
Tor the general government, overlcoks the
fate governments, as he who alone re-
CARDS, to the exclufon of the general go
vernment, the governments Of the feYe-
raj fates.
My colleague lays that this government
is too often con6dered in the light Of a TO-
reign one. Mr.. Nicholas faid he did not
believe that the charge would be 70 often
made unleis there were fome truth iii it
He would ak his colleague if Immediately
after having left his coafituents he de-
clares hindelf a new man, not their parti-
cular representative, governed by new
views ; he would ak him whether fuch
ientiments did not furniih the frongeh ar
gurnent to convince the people that this
government was foreign to their intereRs,
foreignsto their fcssled habits.
It.appcared that the greaten c~ompenfa-
ticns made to the fate judges, but little
exceed 1000 dollars ; and that in other
inRances they did not exceed 1000 and
800 dollars.
Mr.. Nicholas thought it would b &rieht
togo over the ground, to enquire into the
congratulations made in the retpeaivedtates
and to accommodate the l~alaries Of the f.
deral Judges to what appeared in this view
TO be adequate. This will enable us to
go onprciperouAy fundamentally with
the fate governments.
Mr.. H.. Lee fpoke with great indiena-
ticnof the fentinents alcribed to him by
his colleague, and declared that he never
dM lay, he defed his colleague to prove it
either in pdblico or private, tIat.he mifrua-
ed the Rates. He always had coniidered
the ftates as an e1ential part of the whole
necelarily benefited by whatever promo
ted the general good.
Mr.. Bayard obferved that the whole
expence contemplated to be faved by the
amendment was 1890 dollars. The mea-
lure, ihould not, therefore, on this ground
receive oppoiition. There was in truth
nothing to alarm in it. But few fubje6ts
could be introduced, in which the tocfn
OF alarm is 0 rung againlt the expences
OF the federal government. Isit ponible
that the addition or fublraetion of Q
dollars, as It refpeds the falarics of our
judges, can affect the sovereignty or indie
pendence of the fate governmental
Without amufing ourfelves with fine
ipun theories we ought to refort to the TO-
lad motives that influence men. Patriot
Inn, though fine founding word, will o
inftain a family. It was a common pro
verb, that few lawyers were born with
FLYER fpoons in their mouths. On the con-
trary, they were generally born in the
humble fpheres of life and were ~incapa-
cstated, however enthufiafic their feelings,
from ferving their country thrc Ugh pure
motives of patriotifm.
Befides the direct effect Of this amend
nent, if adopted, will be to throw theGe
Offices into the hands of the arifocracv of
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Ship Richard, Perrin, and brig Eliza,
Penaberton, arrived at St. Anne's Bay from
New York !; brig Alexander and Sally,
MORTON arrived at Montego Bay from
New York. Schooner Betfey, Stevenfon,
is arrived at St. Lucea, from New York.
The Paiiy failed on the 18th December
in company with the brig Eliza, Obcr, of
Norfolk, bound to Havanna. December
80, brought to by the armed hip America
from Philadelphia, bound to Jamaica. JAM
uary 1T, brought t by the armed hip Au-
rora, Smith, fourteen days from Kington,
bound to CharleRon. January 18th brought
to off the Havana by the Uniteed States
fhip Delaware, captain Spotfwood, whom
we fupplied with rum. January nth, at
P. M. in latitude s., 81, faw a great
number of barrels fuppofed 10 be near an
hundred, and fome hogfhead ftaves !; go
out the jolly boat, and picked up five but
the boat being leaky, and the wind blow
ing hard, found it inpofible to get any
more. On the nth, had a very feyere
gale of wind, which lated for twenty four
hours, 70 that W. could not carry a rag Of
fail. On the 18th, fpoke the North Car
DINA, Pellor, ten days out from Chariot
on.
Arrived brig Flora, Bowman, twenty
two days from Port Republican. Schooner
Nimrod, Makins, failed the day before
For Philadelphia. December goth, was
boarded by the Britith brig - captain
Graham, off Wasland's Iflsnd, and derain-
d four hours. They broke open all
The letters on board (fays captain Bowman)
lfed us very politely, and then told me to
make the bef Of my way"
Arrived, brig Matilda, Walton, from
c. Francois; left there, brig Mary, Har-
ris, and fchooEer Mary, Woodward, of
Philadelphia; Nancy, Carton, do. to fail
the 18th Salem, Runel, Bottom; Two.
Friends, Dikeman, New-York ; Fiji.
Hawk, Cook, Salem; Nancy, Dove, Char
teton; Active, Spence, Philadelphia Re-
nown, Dougherty, New York; Diana,
Bunce, Norfolk, III dinrels; Fidelity,
P%earce, New-York Virginia, Henry,
Baltimore, in difrefs; Triton, Drifcol,
ditto ; Caroline, Benton, ditto; Reyer,
Brown, Philadelphia; Jane, Cook, ditto
Polly, Annible, New-York Regulator,
Campbell, ditto Rover, Abbot, Balti-
more; Sally, Bakes, Wilmington, Dela
ware; brig Molly, Yerby, Baltimore ;
flying Fiji, .Geston, Georgetown; the
United States brig Scanned, and the u.
States fhip Congrefs.
January II.
Arrived-Schrs. Fair Play, Chapman,
st. Thomas; Refource, Starks, Savannah;
Diana, Seton, Baltimore.
Shops Laura. Picket, Bermuda; Prof
Perlty, Pintard, Philadelphia.
ship Lord Duncan, M'Guire; fchr.
Experiment, Cotton, and loop Humbird,
Miles, have arrived at Jamaica. Schr.
Polly, has arrived at Cape Francois. Brig
philanthrophif has arrived at Martinique.
The fhip Richard, and brig Eliza, have ar
rived at St. AIMS Bay, Jamaica, from this
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BALTIMORE, January rs.

BALTIMORE, January 70.
Arrived hip Sally, Hutchinfon, Am
iterdam; }ch'r Nefor, Gold, Jamaica;
Zephyr, FRAZIER, Aux Cages.
IF Ame,icax veDeL condemned and
JeA in tor adjudication, 1t Kmgfon,
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SALEM, January r..

Arrived OF Saturday laa, the fchr. In
duifry, Bradihaw, from P. Republican,
Sailed Dec. 6. Captain Shaw Of Port
land, was to fail for Bottom in eight or
ten days. Jan. 1, Goke the fh;p Roe
buck, 4S hours from Philadelphia for
Briifol, lat. 20, II, long. 10, IS.
The lhip Sally, Of Beverly, capt. Oil
yer, arrived on Saturday from Batavia,
via N. York-gotaground on Bowditch's
Ledge as ihe was coming in. A fchconer
and leyeral boats Immediately went to
her ailiitance. We underAand fhe got of
without receiving any damage.
Arrived yeferday, the fchr. Hannah,
Phippin, from Philadelphia, via Vineyard
failed from the latter place in company
with zofail.
Arrived this day, brig Hannah, White,
Allicant, 81 days. The Juno, of Bottom,
failed about $ days before for Malaga.
Ship Prudence, Crowninhield, Of Salem,
has been captured and carried into Alge-
ziras, where fhe will have to perform a
quarantine Of 40 days. Capt. fpoke a
P%ortflnouth fchr. Cuts, for Demarara !;
had fprung his mainmait. Spoke alto a
Bottom brig going up the Streights.
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NETWORK, January rS.

J"
Cleared, hip Sally, Bridger, New
Orleans ; South Carolina, Pelor, Charlef-
ton ; brig Hunter, Burnham, Savannah /;
Betfey,- w-Bedford !; Matilda,
Walton, Cape Francois; Flora, Baumon,
Port Republican ; Paifey Johnfon, Mon
tego Bay /; Friendfhip, Harvey, Havan-
nah ; fchr. Venus Price Sandayburgh.
Two Friends, Dykeman, C. Francois /;
The Liverpool Packet has arrived at
Liyerpool.-Ship Jufina has arrived at
Liyerpocl.-brig Nancy Beebe, from
Sagharbor to Martinico taken by the
French.-The loop governor has arrived
at St. Bartholomew. Schooner America
captured by the French, and carried to
Cayenne.-Schooncr Refourcc, and brig
George, has arrived at Havannah.
January IS.
Arrived, brig PaiAy, Johnfon, in twen-
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Shreve and Ianney,

oAANVN oAAO Jol1llCy,
Lave Eo, Ik at their fore, ON Uaion,lreet,
THE foAo1viug artieles-
"a barrels tanners oil
50 boxes Florence do.
70 do. Cattle foap
60 do. dipt candles
go do. mould do. 3
SO do. HAVANA fegars
60 barrels EaA &Wef- India fugars.
Hyfon, fuchong and bohea teas
4th proof Barcelona brandy
Writing and wrapping paper
China aiiorted in boxes
Rufia duck and cordage
A variety Of hoes and foal leather ,
A few bales Of Gurrahs, and a few
Pieces Of handfome furniture.
January 70. ed
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+he Governor of the diaria if he ap-
MOVE. he fhall fign it; but ifnot, he hall
ist,rn it, which his objections, to the
Son6e in which it hall have originated ;
Tho hall enter the objections at large, on
he Journal, and proceed to re-confder it:
# after lach re-confderation, two-thirds
afthat houfe ihall agree to pats the bill, it
nall be lent, together with the objections,
TO- the other houle, by which it fhall like
wife be re-confdered and if approved by
two thirds of the houfe it hall be tranf-
mitted to the PreGdent of the u. States,
to be laid before Congrels at their next lef-
aon thereafter, to be acted upon as by them
hall be thought proper: But in all iuch
cafes the votes of both Houfes Of the le-
o;0ature of the ditrid, hall be determi-
ned by yeas and nays, and the names of
the perlons voting for and againf the bill,
mali be entered or the Journal Of fuch
Houfe reipeaively. If any bill ihall
no, be returned by the Governor within
ten days Sundays excepted) after it fhall
have been prefented to him, the fame hall
be a law in like manner as if he had Ggn-
ed it, usllefs the Legislature by their ad-
journment prevent Its return !; In which
cafe it hall not be a law. Every order,
reiolution, or vote, to which the concur
renee Of the Senate and Houie of Repre-
kntatives of the dif1rid may be necefary,
Except on a queition of adjournment hall
be preiented I the Governor and before
the fame hall take effect, hall be approved
by him, or being di{approved by him,
hall be proceeded on, as is herein before
direAed in the cafe ola bill.
Sec. 3. Axd be it further enacted, That
the Legislature Of the diGria fhall have
power to lay and collect taxes within the
fad diAriet, hot being exercifes, impofs on
goods, wares and merchandizes, or duties
on the tonnage Of ihips or vefels and
generally TO pats all laws which fhail be
needtul for the government and police of
the laid d.&Iia, or any part thereof, not
contrayening the contribution ofthe Unit
ed States, any treaty or any Aatue Of the
United States !: But all laws made and
Pafed in the faid dittrid by the Legislature
thereof, fhall be repealable or altcrable,
by the congrefs of the United States and !
the congreis Of the United States, may a, |
any time make or prefcribe any law OF
regulation for the faid diari2, any law,
made In the fame, notwithstanding But
no law, order, vote, or refolution, fhall
oe made or pafed by the faid Legislature,
'or laying taxes on the difria, for the
Purpoie OF opening, paving, repairing,
improving, lighting, or regulating the
triA.
esc. 4. And6e it fzrtbe, en02ea, That
.0r the purpoie of giving immediate effect
TINS government, a governor hall be
appointed as foon as may be, after the paf-
.'g OF this act; and the governor as foon
n'ay De, after his appointment, and eve
- year thereafter, fhall appoint ard COM
nna lon two proper perfons to be fherifs /;
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SS 49, III OC
approved by faid Judges, in the fun of
twenty thoufand dollars ; and hall take
before fuch juftices, as hall ALTO his depu-
ties, before they enter on the duties of their
appointment, the following oath of Office
" I, A. B. do foIemnly lwsar or affirm,
that I will faithfully execute all lawful
precepts directed to the herif of the
precinct Of the ditria of Columbia under
the authority of the United States, and
of the diRriet Of Columbia, and true re-
turns make, and in all things we'll and
truly, and without malice or partiality,
perform the duties Of the office of heriG'
(or. deputy, as the cafe may be) of the
precinct, during my continuance in office,
and take only my lawful fees"
On the 6rf Monday in April in the
year one thonfand eight hundred and one,
each of the hcrifs hall hold an election
within the precinct to which he is appoint
ed, for representatives and electors of the
Senate; the electors for the eaRern pre-
cin&, ihall be held at the houfe Of
III ; and for the wefern pre-
cinet, at the court-houie in the town Of
Alexandria !; two juhlces of the peace in
their respective precincts, hall attend the
iaid elections, for the purpofe of preferv-
ing order and keeping peace. The polls
ihall be opened at nine O'Clock of the faid
day, and lhall be clofed at fun iet of the
fame day. The herifs lhall be judges
of the election, and if they doubt of the
qualifications of a perion offering to vote,
they may adminifer to fuch perlon an oath
or affirmation, for the purpofe of afcertain-
ing the truth. Every perfon qualified to
vote, fhall deliver to the herif of his re-
fpeetive precinta, a ticket or paper written
or printed, which hall contain the name
of feven perfons, reGdents Of his precinct,
qualified as is herein before required, to
be members of the houfe Of representatives;
and fuch ticket hall be endorled with the
name Of the voter. Every perfon qualif-
ed to vote, hall alto deliver to the her-
if of his respective precinH, a like ticket
10 endoried, containing the names Of four
perfons, refidents of his precinct and puali-
fed as aforefaid, to be electors of the
Senate Of the dihriG; the faid herifs
fhall have each the power to appoint one
or more clerks to afif at the elections
and as foon as may be after clofing the
polls, they hall count the votes in the
prefence of the faid ~jufices Of the peace,
who hall join in a certificate to the 60
vernon, of the numb # votes for each
perfon, and hall retut, ith the faid GER
tifcates all the orlginaU tickets; and the
p%erfons having the g~reatef number of votes
fhall be members of the houfe Of reprefen-
~tatives and electors Of the Senate, until
the fra Monday in April, in the year
1903, of which immediate notice hall
be given by the governor, or by procla-
nation.
And the faid electors Of the Senate for
the eaftern and wefern precincts, ihall on
the third Monday in April, in the year
1901, meet together at the capitol in the
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which felton, hall be held in the capitol
OF the city Of Warrington; and the GO
vernon is hereby empowered to take fuch
meaiures tor the prefervation of the cham
bers and furniture as he fhall deem expe-
dent the Legislature lhall afterwards
and until convenient buildings are provid-
ed tor its permanent accommodation, meet
at 1uch place or places within the city of
Warrington, as they fhall deem expedi-
emit.
Sec. 5. And be it further ena9ed,-
That TO far as the fame may be confident
with the motives of the %cefion, the laws
Of the fate Of Virginia as they now exit
ihall continue and be in force in that part
Of the diarid Of Columbia which was
ceded by the laid fate to the United
States, and by the maccepted for the per-
manent feat of government /; and the
laws OF Maryland as they now exit ihall
be and continue in force in that part of
the faid difriet, which was ceded by the
faid fate to the United States, and by
them accepted as aforefaid, until the faid
laws fhall be alteredlor repealed by the
Congrefs of the United States, or by the
Legislature of the difria of Columbia.
Sec. 6. And be it further <uaAed,-
That the judicial power of the diRrif of
Columbia, fhall be vehed in two hyperion
and two inferior courts, and in fuch other
subordinate authorities as the congrefs of
the United States may from time to time,
ordain and eHablih.
The Superior court hall coniih Of
chief judge, and two Allocate j~ufices, who
hall hold two courts; one in the EAT
ern, and one in the WeRern precinct Of the
Difrict.
The inferior courts hall conaft each of
an Allocate jufice Of the hyperion court,
and two afiftants TO be held one in the
Eaftern, and one in the WeRern precinct
Of the diArict.
The chief Judge Of the hyperion court,
lhall be chancellor for the difrict.
The judges ofthe hyperion and inferior
courts fhall be nominated by the Pref
dent Of the United States, and by and
with the advice and content of the Senate
OF the United States, by him appointed to
hold their Offices during good behaviour ;
and fhall at hated times receive for their
lervices, a compensation out Of the treafu-
ry of the United States.
III judicial powers of the diarid hall
extend to all cafes in law and equity, arif-
ny within the di12ri6 under the conltitu-
ton and laws Of the United States, and the
laws which are or may be in force in the
faid diifrid, other than thofe cafes in which
the fuPreme court Of the United States
has original jurldietion, or which the laws
Of the United States may delegate to other
courts ordained and efablihed by congrefs,
in exclufon of the judicial power Of the
faid diRriG !; to be exercifed in fuch man.
ner, and under fuch regulations, as the con-
grefs fhall from time to time, ordain and
efablih:
The contribution and the laws Of the
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Ae*and1id Advertuey.
WEDNESDAY, January as.
No Mail North Of the city 1y
WaM'ngton this morning.
January 18.

WGfHsHSt0m MaS morning.
The citizens Of the Territory of Colum.
bia having learned with great regret the
resignation Of our much efteemed fellow
citizen Oliver Wolcott, late fecretary Of
the treafury, and being defirous of giving
a public teitimony Of their refpeea, eaeem
and appreciation of his conduit, invited
him to accept a public dinner, on Satur-
day laft, when the heads of departments
ailembled with many of the mott refpeefa.
Die d's,1sn s,. at Rhodes's City Tavern,
The following toaAs were drank on the
location:
The memory of Warrington.
1he memory of Columbus, the dico.
verer of our country.
The contribution of the United States.
may 1t continue forever, fupported by the
wifdom and vigilance of government and
the affection of the people.
The PRECEDENT Of the United States.
The Vice PreGdent and Senate.
The Speaker and Houfe of Repreienta..
tives.
The heads of Departments.
The American Fair, as the friends Of
Union may they never fmile on the foes.
of order.
The army and Navy.
The Arts and Sciences, Agriculture,
Commerce and Manufactures.
The memory of our departed Heroes.
May our public Roads and Canals re-
celve the early patronage Of Government.
May the minds of our Legislature be as
expanded as our country.
Public credit and efficient financial one.
rations.
By Mr.. WoAon. The Territory Of
Columbia, may its citizens realize all the
advantages of their Gtuation under the
protection of a wife and juf government.
After MIR. Wolcott had retired. :
Oliver Wolcott, late fecretaty of the
Treafury, may his great ~fervices to the u
nited States, his inefimable public and
private virtues ever be remembered by his
grateful country.
A London paper fays, that the French
have removed rhe ancient frontiers of Eu-
rope, the Rhine, the Alps, and the Py-
renees. This (" removing Of mountains''
is certainly allowing the French moref faith
than ufually belongs to infdeh!
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7uo of7sye Lads about IA
years Of age, and Of reputable
connexions 1U0yM be taken as
abbyentices at the Office ofMc
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