Gazette of the United-States., July 03, 1790, Page 512, Image 4

THE NEW CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE OP SOCJTH-CAROINA.
(continuation.)
Seel. 8. person shall be eligible to a feat in the Senate un-
less he is a free white man, of the age of thirty
years,and hath been a citizen and refidcntinthis ftatefive years pre
vious to his elc&ion. If a resident in the election difln£t, he fha.l
not be eligible, unless he be legally seised and poflefled in his own
right of a fettled freehold estate of the value of 3001. fterling,clear
of debt. II a non-rdident in the ele&ion diftr.ct, he shall not be
eligible unless h? be legally seised and possessed in his own right of
a fettled freehold eft; te inth? said diflritt of thejva ueofone thou
sand pounds sterling clear of debt.
Sett. g. Immediately alter the Senators shall be afTembled in
consequence of the firft election, they shall be divided by lot into
two dalles. The feats of the Senators of the firft class shall be va
cated at the expiration of the second year, and of the second class
at the expiration ot the fourth year ; so that ooc"~half as nearly as
poflible, may be chosen forever thereafter every second year for
the term of year?.
Scß. 10. Senators and members of the Houle of Reprefenta
tivei, shall be ciiofen on thefecqnd Monday in O&ober next, and
the day follqwmand on ibe fame days in every fecona year
thereafter, in such ma finer and at such times as are herein directed.
And fh2ll meet on the fourth Monday in November, annually at
Columbia, (which shall remain the fe3t of government until otner
•wife determined by the concurrence of two-thirds of both branch
es otthe whole representation) unici% ihecsfu*!tict-of war, or con
tagious difordcrs, fliouM render it unfafe to meet there, in either
of which cales Che governor or co.nmander in chief for the time
bring, may by proclamation appoint a more fecuie and conven
ient place of meeting.
Se£7. 11. Kach houfc shall judge of the ele&ions, returns, and
qualifications of its own members, and a majority of cach house
ihall conflitatc a quorum to do business ; but a (mailer number
may adjoin 11 from day to day, and may be authorised to compel
the attendance ofabfent members, in such manner, and under such
penalties as may be provided by law. \
Sccl. 12. JiJch houfc shall chufe by ballot, its-own officer*,
cctei mine tts rules of proceeding, punish its members for difor
derlv behaviour, and with the concurrence of two thirds, expel
a member, but not a fccond time for the fame cause.
Std. 13. E;xh house may punifhjby imprifoument during its
fitting, any person not a member, who shall be guiltv cf difre
fpeifc to the by any difoiderly or contemptuous behaviour
its presence, who during the time of its fitting (hall threaten
harm to the body or estate of any member, for any thin" said or
done in either house, or who shall assault any of them therefor,
or who shall aflault or arreit any witness, orother pcrfon oidered
to attend the houfc, in his going to or returning therefrom, or
who shall rrfcue any person arretted by order of the house.
Sect. 14. The members of both houses shall be pro e<Jed in
♦heir perlons rnd estate* during their attendance on, go to and
returnmc from the legislature, and trn days previous to the fitting,
and ten day* after the adjournment of the legifiatmr! But these
priv.leges shall not be extended foasto protest any member who
shall be charged with treason, felony, or breach of the peace.
Seel. Bills for raising a revenue lh.il! originate in the houfc
of rrprefcntatives, but may be altered, amended orrcjcded by the
fenaie.
All other bills may originate in cither house, and may be
amended, altered or rejected by the other.
See!. 16. No billorordinancc shall have the force of law,until
it (hall have hern read three times, and on three several dajs in
ta r h house, has had the great seal affixed to it, and has been limn
ed in the fen ate houfc bv the prtfidcnt of the fenaie, and the speak
er of the house of reprefent3tives.
$c< : ?. 17. No money shall be drawn out of the public trcafury,
but by ihc legislative authority of the ftatc.
Sea. 18. Themembers of the Jeg fbture, who shall aflemble
under this ill be entitled to receive out of the pub
lic tieafury, ?s a compenfa'.ion for their expences, a sum not ex
ceeding seven fhtilings sterling a day, durftg their attendance oh,
going to, and returning fiom the legislature, but the fame may b<
encreafed ordiminifhed by law, if circumftapces shall require, but
no alteration shall be mad*: by any legislature to take effe&, dur
ing the exifttnee of the legislature which shall make such alterati
on.
Si J. 19. Neither house {hall without the COnfetrt of the ot' er,
adjourn for more than three days, nor to any other place than that
in which the two houfcs.fhall be fut r u
S«7. 20. No bII or ordinance, which shall have been rej &ed
Ly cither house, (hall be brought in again during that fitting, with
out leave of ihe house, and notice of fix days pnvioudy
given.
•V.*?. si. No person shall be eligible to a feat in the legislature,
whiill he holds any office of profit oi trust under this Hate, the
United States or either of them, or under any other power, except
ofticeis of fh. military army, or navy of this state, justices of t.ie
peace, or jiiftiees of the couniy courts, wht'ie they receive no faia-
Ties ; noi lh:ll any contractor of the army or navy ol this state
the United Slates, or either of them, or th\r agents ot such contrac
tor be eligible to a feat in either house ; and if any member shall
acceptor txercife any of the said difqualifying offices, he shall
vacate his feat.
SeSf. 22T If any cle&ion diftrift, shall neglcd to choose a
number or members, on the days of election, or if any peifon
/cholen a membei, of cither house, fnould refufe to quality and
take his feat, or (hould di~, depart the state, or acccpt ot any dif
qualitv.ng office, a writ otele&ion shall be ifTued by the president
of the senate, or speaker of the house of representatives as the cafe
may be, for the pti: pose of filling up the vacancy thereby occasion
ed, for the remainder ol the teriyi for which the person so refufing
to qualify, dying,dep-rriog the state or accepting a disqualifying
office, was eleftcd to serve.
Sel. 00. And whcrt as the ministers of the are by their
prcfcfT >n dedicated toithe service of God, and the cure of fouls,
and ought not to he diverted from the ijreat duties of their functi
on, therefore no minister «f the gofpe!, »>r public preacher of any
religious perfuafipr, whi Ift h- continues in the excrcife of his pas
toral funttions shall be eligible to the office of governor, lieutenant
governor, or to a feat in the senate, or houle of repreftniatives.
ARTICLE 11,
Seß. :. The executive authority of this (late (hall be vested in
a gover nor, to be cbaien id manner following. As soon as may
be after the fiift meeting of she fcnate and iioufe of reprefenta
tfvet, and a; every firft meeting of the house of reprefrmatives
fhereaftrr, when a majority of both houTej (ball be prtfent, the fe
rnt: and honfeof reprefentatrves fiiall, jointly, in the houfc of re
ptefrntal'vr . rhtife, 6y ballot, a governor, to continue for two
year-, and mini a new elcftion fiiall l>e made.
Se-7. c. No person Ihall be eligible to the office of governor,
unless h< hath attained of thirty years, and hath resided
-within this (late, and bern a eitiztu theicof ten years, and unlets
he befcifcdand pofiirfled of a fettled eflate within the fame, in his
own right, of the value of fifteen hundred pounds sterling, clear
of debt.
No person having served two years a* governor, shall be re-eli
gible I® that office, till after the expiration of four ycar».
N» perfoc (hall held tV office of governor, and anv other of
-<ice, or comniiffion (except in the militia) cither in this fhte or
under any ftatr, or the United Stales, or any oth. r ['ever, a i one
and the fame lime,
(To he continued.)
NEW-YORK, June 2S.
TRANSLATED
FOR TH2 GAZETTE OF THE UNITED STATES.
FROM THE LETDEN GAZETTE.
Eublifhrd bv Stephin Luzac.
[A Paper thftt is coniidered in £ a rape as cbemoft
authentic medium intelligence —and asfucb
circulates morp extenfirely than any other
similar publication.]
CONTINUED,
Extract of a litter from Feb. I.
THE Turkilh plenipotentiaries who were re
called, have returned here from
companied by a Capigi Bafliaw and a Chivoux,
lit is thought that negociations fjt a peace #ill
be again resumed.
VIENNA, Feb. 12.
The Primate of Hungary, Prince Efterhazy,
with several other grandees of the kingdom, had
an interview with the Emperor, to thank hiin in
behalf oftheir nation, for the reltoraiion of their
rights and privileges, agreeable to his Majesty's
reicript of the 28th of jmuary.
WAR S A VV, Feb. JO.
The vacation ps the Diet was intended to have
been prolonged until the t sth, but the informa
tions received from Bfrjin, -have occasioned the
opening of the felfions the day before yeiterday,
being the time appointed. Mr. Malachowfki,
Marshal of the confederation, has exhorted the
states to avail themselves of the favorable difpo
lition of his Prussian Majesty to favor the Repub
lic ; and to lose no time in placing the army on
the befl pollible footing. l'he project for ad
vancing the officers has been again deliberated,
and foine progress made in it. The acfiivity used
to torni the army in concert with the court of
Berlin, announces the appearance of a war.
N A M I) R, Ft b. 21.
We learn from Treves that General Count
d Alton, formerly commander in chief of the
Imperial troops in the Netherlands, who went
by order of liis matter the Emperor, to Luxem
bargh, to juftify hii condinft before a commiliion,
died in the foimer of these towns, the 16th inlt.
after a few days illness ; and that he was buried
the next day, with the honor due to his rank.
1 lie General was engaged it is said, during his
ljiit days, in preparing a juftificative memorial
for publication. It is supposed that his friends
will finith it, and have it printed.
accounts from Paris, feb. 18.
The President communicated to the Aflembly
the following letter from the Duke of Orleans,
written in London the 13th inft. which was or
dered to be printed and inserted in the verbal
process.
MR. PRESIDENT,
""'ST absent from the National Aflem
bly, Alice tlie perinifliou granted me the 4th of
October Jaltto fulfil the million which his
Majeity did me the honor to entrust to me, I
have since that time been obliged to direct the
efforts of the zeal which animates me in favor of
the of the nation, and the monarch's glo
ry, to other objetfis ; but I am not the less unit
ed in my mind and heart, to theangult AHembly,
of which 1 have the honor to be a member : And
may 1 be permitted to fay that I havepurfued its
affairs with greater interest, as I have always had
the happiness to find my own conformable to the
general wishes exprelled by its decrees. I equal
ly participate in the sentiments of love and re-
Ipeit, with which his Majesty's truly royal and
parental step inspired the Afiembly, when, with
out any other retinue than his virtues, without
any other motive than love for his people, he
came to unite himfelf to the representatives of
the nation, in order to confirm, and to press, if
it were poilible, the happy regeneration, which
forever lecures the glory and happiness of France.
It was natural, that on that memorable day, each
of the mcinoers of the Assembly, ftould be anx
ious to make a public profeffion of the principles,
which it has so constantly praiftifed ; and tocon
o, I l } felt for not having it in my power to par
take 111 this grand even:, I carefully recollect
that I may be of some utility to my country.
In tliefe circumstances, I request you, Mr. Preii
tlent, to intreat the Afiembly in my behalf, to
be pleated to receive my formal adherence to the
oath which its members have taken the 4th inft
and to permit me, like them, « swear fidelity
« ain 1C " a f t,on ', the l aw > King, and to main
( tain, as far as lays ,11 my power, the eonftitu
-11011 decreed by the National Aflembly, and
" accepted by the King."
(Signed) L. P„. I. d'Orleaks.
By this I execute as far as i n my power the
decree pafled the 4 th inft. by ,he Nation.,! As
fembly ; and I shall think myfelf happy to have
been always united with it in sentiments as I
have been >n principles. '
I am, with refpetft,
Mr. President, your
rnoft humble, and
obedient, servant,
* Pn* 1-
, daU<! > the Duke <■} Orleans
firni.Mtfia, E " s '"' "f"
512
?ESR rA R V 2:.
The BiJfoop of Antim, author of the Address
from the National Aflembly to the people oi'
France, has received the fruits of the approia
tion, which his services and zeal for the populv
cause have merited, by his being cliofeu bv tli~
Aflembly to succeed Mr. Bureau de Puly, to t: ;■
President's chair, whose fortnight expired t:
14th inft. out of 603 votes, he was eleeled i,y
393, 125 of the remainder being for the Abli;
Sieyes. On taking his feat the 16th, the Prelate
requested the Aflembly among other things " to
" permit his zeal to solicit the employment oi"
" all their time, and constantly to keep their
" great business in view, and to implore their
" afliftance against every fecoudary objztt, which
" might endeavour to retard their progreis or
" usurp their attention."
New-York City Lottery.
SCHEME of a LOTTERY, for the putpofc olrcifing
/and Five Hundred Pottndi, agreabte to en ACT of tjre Ltfliflj.
turf of the Stale of New-York, paCVd Bi'n February. i JgoT
S C H E M E.
1 PRIZE of £-3°oo
2
3
10
3°
5 m
!?0
180
795°
834® Prizes. >
J66,54 Blanks, \ a S°°° T,ckcU ' « <*«• «<*-> £'S>*» '•
Sufcje£l to a dedufiion of Fifteen fer Cent.
THE object of this LOTTERY raise a part or the Lm
advanced by the corporation for repairing and ert'ar"rnj th-CI
TY HALL, for the accommodation of CON'GRESS, which
so much honor to the Architect, as well as credit *o the city. The
managers presume that their fellow Citizens will checrfu,'.v<;, ll; _
cur in promoting the fjle of Tickets, especially as the fucccfs of
this Lottery will relieve them from a tax-', which must othewife
be laid to reimburfethe corporation.
1 he above SCHEME is calculated in a manner very beneficial
to adventurers,there not being two blanks to a prize.
The Lottery is intended to commence drawing on the First
Monday in August next, or sooner if filled, of which timely
notice will be given. A lift of the fortunate numbers will be pah
lilbed at the expiration of the drawing.
Tickets arc to be fold by the fubferibers, who arc appointed
Managers by the Corporation.
I< <AC STOU T ENBV RGH, ARRAIIAM HIR RIN
Piter T. CURTIMOS, John Pintard.
Nexv-York, 6^^4^4,1750.
By Order of lie HnortiU Richard Uorru, Efa. Chief }u/l,u ot It,
State of New-York.
VJ-OTirE is Hereby givcato Lewis MDomM, of Conneaitr:,
u3n a ? . ■ l ? that upon appli ation and Hoc t> roof mad ?
to the laic chief justice by a creditor of the said Lewis M'DiKald.
pursuant to 3" ast of the Lrgiflamrr of the said State, entitled.
An ael tor relef absconding and abfen' debtors." pat
~ ' L hr ? , Aprl1 ' 17861 h e. the said chief juUice, ha. direftcd
all the said Lewis M'Donaldj estate, within th s ftatr, to h feit
ed. and that upjefi he lhall difchirge his debts within t Ive
months after the publication of this notice, the fame will bt wkl
for the payment of his creditors. Dated the 3d May, 1 -co.
Am-York, May 7, <79 q, (tw.iy.)
4DVERTISEMEN 7.
r>Y order of the honorable John Slofs Hobart Esquire, oneor
XJ the Jufticcs of the Supreme Court of Judicature of the State
of New-York. Notice is hereby given to Paul D.-yrell, now of
late of Long Island, Esquire, an abfeonding de't>t»r, and to all
others whom it may concern; that upon application and due
pi oof, rruide to the said Justice, pursuant to an ast of the lcgifl.i
ture, entitled "an ast for re!,ef agamft abfeonding and ableirt
debtors," p asTed the f-jurth day of April, , 7 86, by a creditor of
r- j » , Pa "' Dc y rcll - he the f " d Justice has direded ail hi. the
said Paul Deyrelt's Estate, real and-perfonal, wuhin this State, to
be seized ; and that unlrfs hefWl discharge his debts within three
months after the publication of this notice • all his Ellate real and
peifonal will be fold for the payment and fatisfaftion of his ere
rw S - .1 at the clty °' New-Vork, the day
of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand levin hundred
and ninety. March 3,. , _
James F. Sebor, and Co. j
Have removed from No. 59, to No. .87, Water-Street, newiWl
\iruc Fly-Market,
WHERE they ncgociate all kinds ofPUBLICK
SECURITIES-BILLS OF EXCHANGE. See. asufol-
A czv-ior* t April 8, 1790. »tf.
Tlie Mail Diligence,
LFOR PHILADELPHIA
EAVES the Ferry-Stairs, * New-York, Ten minutes l&tt
k>ght o clock every morning except Sunday.
Sl-tgcOfiirr, City Ttrern, > ; *
H>oai-W*y, Kcxu-Yo>k June 5, 1790. {
Q ASH and a generous price given for Conti
nental N'ew-HampfWe, Maffachufetis, and Rhode-Island
lecuritics, of every denomination, by
v EBENEZER THAYER, jun. No. 59, Wn!;rStrrrt
New-Yoik, April J7 , ,790. J 09 '
§ CONTINENTAL
C AND
§ STATE SECURITIES, v
C BOUGHT AND SOLD,
AT NO. ig6. WATER-STREET.
C IP" A generous price will be given for Military Rights of Lai .
J and Jersey Paper Money. ' ° May 4, 1
t<9-i 1^1 1
IC7* A large imprejjion of this paper having
firuck off from the commencement of the second . <
Ipril 14. —Those who incline to become fubferi
from that period, may be jurnifhed with the nun
compleat.
Cl • !. AXTED No. 73 and 83 of this paper—Six tence each w'i
be pari for tAem by the Editor, « '
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