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the Judiciary Committee ; that another j receive an interpretation beyond that merits of tho case. He certainly did r.ct Dan belonRC I to the committee on Indian ! which he would hiniscil give tothem, 1 sufficiently understand the subject to te

Affairs; and tht another portion Uirly belonged to Hie MiUtaiy committee There was another portion of this message, which illustrated an opinion which Mr. II had long entertained. He had,

for a Mnff time considered that there was

a deficiency in the S anding Committees, and that another ought to be added to those which already existed in the Senate. A committee to decide upon all

I would not trespass on tout time, b the

very brief reply which 1 am now about to make. I rely with entire confidence on the assurance which he has given to ihc senate, that it was iiot his intention, in this stage of this inquiiy, to express any opinion on the merits ol the contiovetsy between the state of Georgia and the United tales, and the equally explicit declar

ation, that he did not design to censure the

questions between the states and the U- j conduct of that state in reference to this ni cd States, would, he thought, be aval- ' subject, but us his rcmaksscem to me

liable addition; and it woutd very prop- : to be susceptible ot such an lnlerpi elation, crlv receive the name of the committee and as such acenstue would be alike un-

cf the states He wouu only say tnai nc caucu ior unci unjusi, l icci myscn oounti

was sorry anv collision shouUl take place

between the Federal vJ.ivernmcni anu any of the State G ivcrnments: and a question of such a nature ought rather to be rcfen cd to a select than a standing committee. . .

Mr JOHNSON, of Kentucky, said he

by every consideration ol duty, to viudi

cute the state which I have the honor to represent on this floor. Sir, if this measure is calculated to disturb the harmony ot but councils ii the moral cflcct of the agitation ot such a

question be one which every patriot

should not be in favour referring the mes- ; should deplore if, in the language ol the

9jre to a select commiuccc. It ought to ' senator horn Kentucky, it is a lite-brand rnMo a standing committee, not appoint- thrown among us I call on thai honblc. ed for the purpose of cousidenng the j senator and on this house, to beat -witness subject, but originated before this matter that Georgia is not the actor on this occahad been agitated On a subject of the sion she has not revived ihis unhappy nature of this, feeling would necessarily suite she has acted under a law pas ed at be excited; ami he therefore hoped the a moment when by treaty she had acquit cd rt Inrnce would be made to some com- undisputed dominion over aU the lanus

sides. His design, in moving the i tier-

encetoa standing committee, was. that a more unbiassed dvcissirti might b'- obtain ed. As to the subject in disi ute, ht hoped some adjustment would he speed, ily m.ide, so thai the line of the deputed tcnitory might be i iir ; and that an ap propriauo'i might then be made by congicss, and the land bought up ' hat thty might have done with the matter Sonu furthe r conveisalion took plarc, when the motion oi Mr H AURlSUN to lay the message on the table was n ga lived !3 to 26. The qui Minn on the motion Mr. BERRIEN, to icier it to a select committee

of five v;.s then put and cankd ; and the J

following gentlemen wctc elected to compose a committee : Mcsms. liLN ' ON, V AN RUHKN, SMI I'll, of C. and HARRISON.

Fruit i rccs For fcale. rTTMIE suh-ciibcr living fm miles cast ij ot Vmcermcs, Indiana. Las above five thousand YOUNG APPLE TKEES fit to .('t f'l' - tl 'i- ( ;,t I PJ't ondtC'd

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mittee not likely to partake of any ex

i-client that might be felt in this instance. He hoped that this question had been fimlly. settled and dismissed at the last session, nor did he expect to have it again brought up at this session. No

nun was a more thorougn menu oi i-ic

within her chartered limits in conformity to principles distinctly avowed on this floor oy honorable senatots, who gave their sanction tothat instrument, by which this treaty was partially revoked. When at the labt scssi n of congrtss, the treaty with the Creek Indians was under consi-

ritrhtsol the states than himself, or would , deration, it was distinctly admitted, no one

go tuuhcr to preserve them from any en- i vcmuted to assert he contrary, that so lar eroachmcnt on the part of the Federal , as the rights ol Geoigia vrcre conccn ed. Govctnment, when their Governments she had an absoimc estcd interest, under conducted themselves with a due regatd the ucaty ot the Indian Spiings, wJuch to the other portions of the confederacy, j could not he touched without her consent He did not, however, approve of catting it was then said, and reiterated, that the such fire brands as tins into the councils new treaty wouid seem e to Gcoi gia all of tli.- nation, nor did he wih, by makt.ig ihe lands within hei chartered limits ; but

such a matter of more impottancc than it, 1 y any mistake, a small portion should

it could justly claim, to increase a sensa tion which ought rather, if possible, to be allayed. 'Hie message ought to p;o to thn rnmmittcc on Indian atTdrs, wh a-

be excluded, the United States woiilu make lias'.o to remove tiie dim, uity . b) obtaining an instant cession ol thatpoi. tion trom the Indims with tne d.st n- t

bi iy to decide upon it could nut bo (pies- concession that tin. Unt cd la es e. u d tioned. ffi y would report, and the sub- j not dcpie G..otg.a oi the right hit Ii iect, without tunhcr trouble, would be she had aequo u. u:.dci the f: u,, ; tt cau .

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iven mg o.i iiitst pi mcipie-M, auu inner clear and ui.tLniiii c a.'d sole,:!;iv iui.red ii.:o'. to 5i.i't .antU Nvi;:.i!; i.t. i

tow.. PIP HEX, PAMCK. b JV77V-..b", which hi- will c-.. at a piece , Cish. :r tit"ie th.:M him- the siilii 'ov M w,

to rent - Hi D Cl.ul'r.R SLED n. die chafi lor t.aie I)AL. SMI ! I r.buiatv 12, ,T7. 2-7t.

TIIE CASKET Or, Flown (f Literature, Wit. and &v.ntimunit Jhr 1827. OJJ'.cc (J itr &uiTdav Evening Pest, Ph liUlttJLna Dec .2. 1826. J rTIIL t askc.i r Iowi i3ol Literature, Jl it, aid Stntirm 1 1, which has had an unpiect dent inr rease of patrons dulii g the h-si six months, will alter he pietnt loiiimc is finislicd, cor.tain cacli nundici, 4o otbw. pi'ges, printed well, on small hai.dsc n c tyj e, upon the finest paper, stitched and covered, and furnished at the h.w pnee of Two Dollars and fi ty cents pe annum l hc Casket is a collection in.m ihe choicest pieces oi lhc Sdtiiidis) Evtnirir Post, made with a refeitne 10 the ditTci ence which should exist in the mat.iials of a wet kly paper, anA those ol a nnn'hy puMiration, the loru.tr ol cnuise tmulecl with essays, pottry, anecdoti s, and these sei i ff I y a lecitalol tl e oceui rti cts ct tliewtck-. i he :atu r can n cei liitfe value fiom a neic de-ail of ciits, many ol which w ould ceae 10 be interestii g before tl 17 were iccoid. d, The ast quan'ity of ma'tei crowded, b sma.; 'y n , ;,n ca.elul a!i;;i meui into the ci inn jis H cvoymin ti (,f ihe waluti!a rri,i;ir Vt ivi.i i;. th cimse

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fcr iiiht before the Senate, in its proper

li,', t II tlr. United States Government wore wrong, or if the Government of G : rg a wrong, the Senate woukl clearly

understand it, and the proper means t r

chartcri'U i.:::s., the siml oi j.;ta na.ptocov.ikd j w ai'i uit rir law. hne has

rectifying the difference could be pointed s met v . 4ln i.ls ui. iii.tts hoin iiiiin: liidian 1- 1. .. . l.. I 1.. 1 .... .. . ! ! I'i'i.k in,! ' n.- 1 1: Inl ,! il.T! 1 1 . 1.

mi, 1 nic lau oetii insvanris 01 n i 111- v,i.h..j. i-.mi i. wi mv w ouui s,

terlerince on Uic part of ihe Fedcal pow- noi content with h.i ing directed her ofliers unan thu states, w hich called for re- ! ccra to ne at ; estsd, lias come here to men-

dres; even the state represented In him

had been much otipicsscd; there laws

hu l boen nu!iticd ' y system of Judic ial proce .t'ire mi ir anted and tl lpi eccdented Hut kvci hid my colliion between the Fuderai and St ue authorities in so ap-

palting or so dangerous a lii;ht is. at 1 1 t j view,u did in this case. It he thoroughly understood the messag , here a collision of tho military force oi t!c United Slates with thai oi Georgia was threatened, and the hand of one citizen w as to be raised against another i:i d adiy stiife. Phis was a state of things to be dreaded, and at almo-l every nsk to be avoided. Ho w uid give up, dearly as he held ihe rights of the States almost anv point, before he would consent to array the UXiitcd States against the individual states. It was from such a conflict of pow ers that the Union was here. .Her, if ever, to be diss l veil. II therefore repeated what he had said before, that the subj-ct shot ml be refened to a committee not organized for the put pose not supposing, however, that any commiiUc w ll d not deal justly upon it; but rcgatdug the probability . that leeling would be excited, and strongly doshous that it should be we ighed with calmness and delibet a'ion. lie did not fear that any great c.oMr would arise out of this matter it was one of those summer clouds w hich somuimcs overcast the brightest day ; such hail dar kened uir p-ospects formerly, and been dispelled, aud so it would be, he trusted, in this instance. What he principally feared, was. the moral fleet which such a dtstgi cement would have upon the country, and in the view of the world F 'her than this, he thought there could be ro c.r : for it was not to be supposed

thit a collision of a seri is natmc cou'd take place b 'tween the Genet al Government and a state sovereignty, on account of a st'ipof 'and hardly w u th legislation, which, be h u:ul w ithiu tlu limits of G -or g-a, wou'd if readily fairly pu chased with toe national treasure, and transferred to Georgia. Mr. H ARRISON moved to lav the mcsTgc on the table, but withdrew his mo' ion at ih ? requcs ol Mr BF.RRIFX. vvho said, if I -'hi not bclicvo, Mr President, that 1'"- hserwtions of the senator from Kentucky would

ace her with the employment of the military f nee of liu' Union It a resort to the juviiciai ti ibunais wa p: ..per, and will be avaiiabic, why ilu aien hjr with the

! use of militarv. torcc r Has sh vet re i fused to submit he: s-.li to jmlicial at hi-

tramcnt : II artits aie to be used by resort to the larcc ol ajuuiuai h ial : Since Georgia has not yet 1 existed the ei vil authoii'.y ol the United States, why agitate the councils ol the L'n;on, by an licipating a conflict w hich, ho.vevcr unequal, ma nevertheless be fatal to she hap piness of this conledeiacy ? I caii upon the senator from Kentucky to beat whness, that this isiiot the act o. Gent gia. I ask him to reserve his opinion tor the full investigation of this case. If ( i that in vestigation, it shall appear that the executive government could at any time h ive terminated this unhappy controversy, by an act of perfect justice to Georgia, to the Creek I- dian, Sc to the U. S. I w ill call upon him to say, m der the influ nee of what motive this subject, in this iorm has been thus obit tided on the harmony of our councils. I agree that it is a fn e bri.nd I repeat to him Georgia has not throw n it I trust the reference to a select committee will prevail Mt HFNT TON observed that, on the first heating ot the message, he had thought the judiciaty committee a pi oper teference ; but on futther consideration ol

the various questions involved in that due

4" li e tune li,tMXil.( t!i:) which ti e

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produce lion. ih,-it cuuiiv sebbcrtniis they now give tu , ti a -h y h..vc pla ccd their ac ounis in ti e h. no-, ot S. Al. y, fsqi tot ilic pt: pose of c.osit.g ihe same, by noie ot h rv. ie, yl th(.be vvho do not uvah hen.-1 ;ves ol this rot'u c by the 2i?tli of Maich, wih fino tl.cirac C .Uf ts in the handi d ati clinr:. us we ate (icte'mimd in close th- !! ks K YK END ALL U DL( KF.R. Jauua-.y 1), 827 4'J-.'Ji Hlackn!iihii:p;. 4?-IH: sub ctihe. -as ti.-jugcd ?.Ir IJ TV I . 1 u eln.an, to Mipei liiiei.i, and cany on li, H'acksmith shop, at the old stand, lor.i erlv ()' Smithy Thomson the well known qualifieations ol M;. Welman as a good workman, will insute a libeial share ot public patronage All kinds of Ldged tools made and naiiatiicd. N SMI I H. Februa'y 14, 1827 2f

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TAE subscriber willtv.iw take several Apprentices to leam eiiher of the following trades SJDJJEEYG, 7VAA7.VG, or nOGT 'er MIOE MJKEG boys of about 15 yeats of age. and w ell

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ki sv," 1 t j.ei d upon that papi 1 for the m w3 f the v.c k it U therefore read with avi-'ity by .-.'most every member of tie ti.rr.ilv vheu itisiecv ived, and thi3 general use hecpmly injures its appearai.ee su mi;rh i.s h:osi ii. lender it unfit lot .In fit , a r fo. bhidinrr- Tlje numbers too. b- this i;m e:al u-e, aie not untuqiKi.t y lob, mm il. ted, im entirelv destioyed, no the fie .mis b. ken The Cashcl is ca!cu!a ee! 10 picv m ihis ircr, vis.ic4;.e, and to furniidi, at a vi cl.t .api pile , all the irefui matter for wf'ic1 the weekly paper ui ;. bt di s;i able w Lea bound. In thus giving a pei inancnt 4orm at d sHcu wsscciation to tht cho.r, ; c..& ot out v.etkly cr.ntiibutions, ii i c :fiden ;y anticipated, that new and suco ssful mdiictmcnts will be hi Id u fus t c exercise of supcii o ta.tnt, ai d unu-ual care in our literacy dt pat mti.t. In addition to the reconjmei.da.ion f i.ainess in the general appearance- and particular attention to the typ gr:p.iral execution, it is our inJemii. n to en'he i, ,-ch number of the " Casket" with thn e hansome Engravings, from the hands of some of the uiost distinguished artists of tho

December 8, 1826.

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ith these claims 'o pan onaec, the

41 Ca- kct" will, .as has been prev iotisly mentioned, be . (Tot (It d to those wlosubsciibe lot iiut ;:r.pi r esclui ivciy. a' the low piice of w doiiais and fif v c-nis per year, s:bsciib ion which, ii is corficU nily be ieved, is much 1 Wtrth. ii thn:

id) 'u ..tio: ot a sin ilar charactet m this

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..v... . ui.ni ' j'uivi in i vi in i u Miniu wiui u j"1 iiaji ! ine vericrablc bcr, at the mill, the tcmairder in cash, : John Adanis forn ctlv Pteident of ihe-

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county .ut to the ubsct ibtr s of '1 he Stuid y Evening Pus?," h, Casket0 will be furnisiud h i two dollar. Tin J.onaiv No (or 1827. u ill !w m-

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or good ouhtry pn-duee, at cash pi ice.

It not tented agtteahy to the ;.boc, by the first day of iuxt Aptil, it will then he public y so.d to the highest bmdti , for or. yrar orily. For fi rtl er patliculuis appiy to :i e undesigned, living in Washington, I)avies ci.untvMICH AEL MURPHY. Jdmini JOHN iUKPliY. $ .raters. January I, 827. 4S 3m

Sheriffs Sale.

ument, he was disposed to agree with li e I Vt) Y,ntue ot a writ of piutius vci di-

irentleman from Georgia, that the pu per Ji'jST tieni exponas, to me directed, from

the Clerk s othce ot the Kr.ox Circuit

court, I vvill expose to public sale, at the

Course would be to reler ittoaseUct committee. He would threfoic witl.diavv the motion he had made. Mr HARRISON said, that as there

were a great divv i sity ol opinions on the subject, and as it seemed to him that the

court house door in Vine nnes, on Monday the nineteeth day of March next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m. and five o'clock, r. m. acrrecablv to the third

message, having but once been read, was ; stctioti ot the law subjecting real and

not thorougiy understood, anil as he thought even the gentleman from Missouri was not altogether correct in his conception of its chatactcr, he would again move to lay it on the table, but he again withdrew the motion at the i cqucst of Mr. JOHNSON of Kentucky, who said, in explanation, that so far from taking upon himself tob :stow censure upon the government of Geo? gia, he had not intended to express any opinion upon the

personal estate to execution, a certain tract or parcel of land, containing fortyacres, situate, lying and being, in Knox county, part of the tract formerly owned by Cluistophcr Wy ant, deceased, and ad joining Henry Barkm.m's Lrd on one side, ar.d Henry Wyant's on another, thf other two sides not known, us the ptop ertv ol John Wyant, at the suit cd Riy nolds and Bonner. S. ALMY, ShJT k.c. February C-i, 1827. 3-HS150

Uniti d States, one ol Lon aci e's best en

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