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TheV<**ri cr **•?• *t*9f>»ge>i !i*,vc pfeheiv* '
!.. d the c una wjil :
fra*v t:r.,c :*-» enai>!c tie ra.-'y r.ccuSed i
to ITo- pre* ef* far his wit.-eltea* Let 1 ,
IT**" huwrvzr, furmife that ahhour-h Su 1 ).
jc-o'i i d been Served on Mr. Giles and ,
iV'r. ?-,',*,ii. no procefi cf attachment
ilSce- on their nc-n-appcaranre. The j
Jur;;;- intifllited that it might iffue ; j
hu- 'rhe Cv w f»l w'avrd accepting it. :
Vr/rr. w! at caufe? Brtlfif* they'well J
li* -w 'in' the ttftimor.yof thefe witntf- J
I*4B wr/vld h* of no avsil.
An la.* trm ci'tsj the j
ftlbo Its, [PrlVi's reports] tuflrw j
1. at'it a Ire i I emit, M'.ne was errant- ■.
:• rdjts rir-g witrjeSi'es nlhg d to be
ma'-eri-l ; ~h'-i:>iogn,'?s it has been re-j
mark d, the C: urt was toi fined to one
r i:,i ; bet 1 i.-i-nitpe ctive tbe force \
oi :h " biervKtion, as it had t!-.e power j
(,!•' trljnutVtng ffOm time to time, ur.i I j
, tybehuti ri it was finilh'd.• Tlie ,
Cr*i t wet, Itw ifce f-<t*nt nf .he bull- j
•.-'« c; i** -.■.trudrd »<-, «nd allowed time
f r he ■ '•' "-.'i .'I if witncfl"**
[Mi. ri.y he c cr,v.J the C*fe Srtin
I' [\t:i't CiCW*** il ■ j
Jn •!.'»■ r*fe the p.-iforft wts rAetl at
a f>» r-*r ..ii - *.c<- f'" ti h'S wftnciT t, and
i| •• •! r.e nrher** the <oun*
•-■ o■' I, hie witr>< ■
{i r-, * 3 in Scv-
II- w, . elrve i d*y* Sor
rdoiftir.ii g gland, a f »■
*-,rr.'y -.r-e d-*/- • r '.ht-i'ur g .role in
' *':i.i raf; with that of
r. T-i ih ; ! itti r < >.r a m it*« D
ffl 'i'- I r a .....i.'irM.sarc*. The
, jir'je'dsdered th: y could >ot pcflpme
r'. c •!•'... to Ik- next te.m } butvffsred
» p- '■•,>'. nein-nr far a month, or Six
tt-erfci ; ray, he f-sWrrd to fro to Dela
y•;, i, hr!d 3 court tbe>-e, sod return to
d, W.'.h Su'ih a ti'.S-i
I .'rr d hy the court, i* there any
leah-t. tj doubt, that, it* "diked, .hrfe
•v i 'h», or a y r-.iS nable ti .„r WfoIJ
been .ih -,vei. And why did they
I"**;/*: S.-r a h-.r f-rr tin r, if th-*y deem
ed it importanti? Tlie £i-.f<vrr i»
f>'.:« —Ju -r- C■ 13fe wai (lift to prefide,
D-iubts lilve b-er. Started of the pow
rr id ihecr-qra - I the United Stat*.-} to
t from Jay to day ; a pow
rr w-.ich I never Vefre have |-**Jtd
i,m hii'ii-d ; ami wlii.h is tlTtiTt'ally r.e
--e.if-.y t.-. tbe i't'.-v:th.l adminifiration
l»f ;iiit'r'. \Vf h-ve pr.ved that this is
.0- i Ibe cr arte in Maryland
■y'vn"!... ar d thPt it In* been
: and I bvltfve we
may fa riy edJ thai it i«, ami nss.ft be,
ive pr-icVce thr. tigh'-nt the United
, . ft-aicrs d.-mßi:'*l it.
i ~ v- Slfctrd it a* an ackmiwled.'-'d
pr'fl • •■•',' bit he Who edits hb-1
--|-**nt ct*.t*er ought fo he p-epar*.! vriii
': I ':. ill pirt . i*. What ii
there vi m.'ole among men ; ishat is
t-etv- eSiiinnhl* in privif: or ] üblic lif-*,
tho* in tl-h rOWntry been haleiy
v ti - li, r*\:i ufi*Ss of
tne ! r-* ; sf AH '0.-e.TiifX'ri \o all ndmint
rrt* ft wai'to'.ly I fTi.'
ility. Hs then win t; k*s
f's-rld aro] c'-..irg grrUnd, ought to
I rvc 1 in vouchers or to hnve
tl.'rn -tivbin aeceffible r>-*ch. In the
' a lb.-!l.-r w:
(la-nje, he is cnt.tled to nothing but law,
Hi 1 r law*
(3 she third Ipecification which char
dent with ■• the nc of un
i, 1 vi-, -<r.d ironteimptnoos rxprefjf
■ s 1' c -wifoner's counf-l ; and
i.i I it ly irft 11 at; g that thry wilhed
t■ C 3 itc the public fcar3 and ir/d-j-nn
tion r.ruhto pr-vjiir*, tint infubordif.a
:u \*vr, to which th* cv dur'l of the
jit-'-* '."''. »' the fr-me tim«*, ininifeftly
•cm! ;" I have but a lew observations
to if,..kr.. I fhould indeed bate Spared
y «'. he r. nmki I b-vr
it nut lor an irrnoranre r f the par:
.id on wh' h the i.onoralilr mana
gers I'fin o i*ly In liieir reply —md
vt t it : o* f: r the levir thai ao oaiiili
on t.. ***** a« o'y r-:'t!.-e Charges prefer
red, might r e confidered as an ahandon
our deience fo fur ai related to
m.
I'.T.r. DO •rfltrrej dfc vered ii tlie
thing trnt Supports ia
lb ft jud^e
; -*;f.'y infinuating tha*" the
, 1 'i-; c-ii .'••: mlh'd to rxciie the
tning .atipri and to
a". The
jod ti,-i- the cou ci lel r,
ilaccd to nnflead
• ; and h s ti
tlie ftxte rt.i ot his •
Wtd- £ Trrerce b
ti.-** - . • : his d or. 11 :
iiHug -, ' . Y. -
I CJ.it raicn ?.'. d to fl ad
.','. A ttr«v , 1 pr»y
to tlie t-Stiu .-»-.>• ifM. II■ . Dial
•v,, I' ' • lie nil 1 y „bey
hi ~c :i ' xculpatmr* I m n-O the
/. , 1 hey rtof t y ttry d
' C.li« dc-r \ To at it *vas the
, stum .tio' ti.i- ma 1, tl.ey cel*:dr.o ?
Int e.\ ( .tc.t to Co *ntce
Chal , >r at.y ou.tr federal j
rtatity of tbe 1- liti
■ ■ ,\ 11 ot t..e. . la
Liieir v»h to catch the !
..iv. car t" U' ' i-'oey not cx.;rr; 'y '
■ ■<', ropes ct tiie '
..*.ir ctjett was to nofke j
I *Vn imprefton on the public mird ? Ard
| when the judge declared that the conf.i
--i tutiooality nf the Efct Could not be diS
! Cut Ted before thr jury, did they not,
S« ling in their cbjeA, abandon the ae
i fence ? The ground vfhich t'oey meant
to have taken w-is withdrawn, and they
; withdrew with if.
As to the ufe of ueclual, rad>, and
c-*-'*>inptrjr-us fxprelfions towards the
p-if.rfer'a counfel, no porticular laAs
appear to bt; relied m. The term cap
tious miy be unnSual; the phrafe young
gentlemen, which in opening thi* honor
j able manarr-r metamorplv Sed into boys,
j hot which laft -word does not hy the
teflimony appear to fv.v; been ui-d,
! nv-v b?v~ he'ii obnoxious to the ems
{of thofe to whom it was applied. There
i may not have been ma-iif-lled in this
| language the imft refined dr-corum ; ' nt
i let na •--<-..1k-ft thai 'in honorable cli
.entisuot iiiiw onh'Stnal lor a vi !)
--;' li-.n of the decorum* of foiir iy. Pof-
I S-Sfed nf great ardor of mind ar.d Cj
Inerlsi ■ he conceives wi ,h rapi
1 i'i*y and txprcftct -wirh fprr y his
j Tio* <o--y he a wculcn*!'* ; hot ir. is a
i wckneCi of rratore, II -A he a col-irr
| heart, and weaker head, he might not
jbe exii'S'd to thefe little fndil'crst
! Hu* wh-re is the vad- mecum lr;;m
which a j edge is to d- rive prcc.rd*ats
U.-i Misbehavior I Courts are iuSlituted
1 not to pel fh -yd nfine, but to aehni
j niflcr juftice between man and m in.
I 'One judge n ay poffefe a nnrr pleating
' Urbanity oftnan-ne » thin another ; but
i are w* to infer that bee?.. 1.- a man is
j «varm in the exprr ffion nf his Sentiments,
jhe is therefore angry ? It will not b*
j eon-ended that w»en theccoinfi
; 'raVrfer fpeke of the r.eceliity of the
inditlment beingverbitira ct iiier
the witty reply of the judge that
m'gd-.t i's *-ic:l tr-fift that it fh-ull be
punctua'.im, inerewes' any volition of
de'coium'manifeftcd. Tbe reoiy j,rew
out of the OCGftH 'U, and ue»er was a re
ma;k better a; plied.
I fcrrpW of no "thrr X! uf-ird '
except tie *X"irr fTI. --. r,f yon sequaur ;
ami Suit .ly *h*re whs nothing ir*ipr*o| -i
in that. We hive :;«*<*il tdd tint it is j
theul'ml hab't cf }jd»i* Ch-.fe to in- ]
terrnpt counfel when they ■ '.tempt to '
lay down *.s law that -.vhic'i is not law* '
Io this Cafr, he certr.ir.ly d : d So ; but it j
does not appear thi.t he depait-d S'om
hu ordinary courle ; and if h-* h d,
wiiere is the ruV. which* on Such occa
sions, is to govern a judge ? So eh enn
du&, as I havi; before cbferved en a-;o- j
th'r pom', vicU.tes no mon-1 obligation,
infringes no Statutory provifioa* Tne
judr*e msy not hive itif»lay**,l the UI
nity, the Suavity, a, A tlie patience,
svhcii fb happily chaeactitife Some h ; r*h
charaftrr- ; but where orwhrn has the
[ nbS**r.ce ct ihefe minor qualities been
f COnfidf red as criiniral ? Some of tbe
I wi'relT's, ar.d araong them. c,l. Taj;lor
S hai del'cribed the condut-t of the ji
ias iiioe-i - u-, farcaihe and witty ; bin
no wi.nefs has pronounced ittyrar mic; 1
or rpprclTive.
Willi regard *o th- *Jt'i .'prc'.Hca'ion
which relates, to th-* interruption of
counfVl, IShajl fay but little. Aji
his a at .li tim.-s to interrupt
croon!;! whenever ihejr" improperly.
It it the inherent sight of Courts- When
that is hvd dov/n ?3 law which is Dot
ItW, it is nor. orj'y their right, hu'
theifdtrty, to ftp them. Such inter**
rupt-cnj may be Cor.fiie.rtd vcqeatiotia by
the Counfl that are inu-rf jpted ; but
of Such nutter!the court orly
thejuijge. One witnefs, examined on
:■■" frequency of tbe interruptions of
ci.unfel on the trial of has
Sr.d that more interruptions occu-red in
; a raS" bef-.rr. judge Ijjjfdell, wh
g ; um Vis been \ rot.: -men) by an h-vio
-. manager ; ti I ;no her witfll '
inf ,-rioid us that iv ii the habit of judj-e
(] i-.1-.i fr.qn- it!y to interrupt co v fiiel in
tivii as Weil .-is crimi'ir-l cafes ; 'hat the
habit ariics from the vigor ct Lis mind
and the a.-Jnr of bis feelings ; that this
is Somewhat embarraffiog to counfel
! hut Chat a little Suavity on their part
S'-m referee tlie jodge to good humor.
On this pomt I Is si ye no further übfer
v»tions to mike, I w-'lle-.veit to the
I g.ood ienie of this honorable body t.
--: v.cte-mi..e bow far the condufl ot the
refpondent war, on this occahpn, i: de
corour, and how far, on account of this
cenduvf, lie is liaio.e to impeachment,
1 hay« onntcd to notice one of the
inte ru .ri'.rit, r. lied oi, by the ino:;ager*.
■ VVhei) the cuii'.kl fat tne traverfer iu
-1 lifted that the j try hod a right t • effeSs
1 tiie fine, accordin-*; to one of tbe wn
esjtde fudge replied tint it was a will
n .tion ; according to M . liobei
be 1...d it whs a .mil-ken idei. And
that it w<B, every p. of. lli-ual in n w 11
i ck'inwledge. Tiie p-.int had been pt.-r
--vi .i,SI,» d'cn.ed at Kichmond by judge
Pat'i lot: and judge Iredell] it had
dec did that Uic bar of Virginia did i ot
pply, and that the effeffrueot of tha
hoe was the province of the court. By
th* law ot Virginia, lin- is aiTeffed ad
libitum ; oy the all '-'' the United S
iv .s previa d thit it Ihall not exceed a
cc-.iam Sun. How then was it polfibie
to aA under both laws i
As to the sth Specification, which is
... t ,efe weids;—'' lis an indecent fo
lici'ude, mai.iSeft d by thtVaidSa
(hmie,fertbc conviiinini ol the accuied,
■but highly difgrfccerul to the
■of a jiiof?e as it wos Suhverfive of juf
tic-; ;*'—l have no preriSe idea of the
| meaning of the term indecent solicitude.
Solicitude means mental anxiety. If
vet are to underftand by lolickude that
. the jud-re felt anxiety Sor the further
j e-nce of j Slice, that is Simply an opera
tion of the; mind, ard to determine "■ he
th*r it is praiSe-wnrtl y or reprehcnfible,
Some overt aft muSt be fh wn. For is
it pofrible thit in ary interefting caSe,
a judge can fit en the bench without
feeling Some inttrelt in the iSf.ie ? Tim
it more than fnl's to the lot of mortal.
No, he muft have feelings; and -.11 that
can be r-qoir--: 1 is that hetHtftrsio then
from breaking* out into atfls SubverSive
oS jn'tice. 1 will endeavor on this noiot
ti cui'denf- the tellimony. I r - is Sad
thnt thr- fjlicit'.id-* of the r-.foorident is
evinced by his indecent behiviv-.nr to the
j counS 1, slid by h<* pre vious. Jtt>
' thi trial. A jocular ronve-fation is re
i for'ed to ; i*nd exprefli-otl snadt in the
' moft unguarded moments' aM drawn I
j forth : ■ judgment ar-Vi.'St h'rn. Alt-r j
i h- ii.ci delivered a charge at A-.n.pnlis, ,
| Mi. Mrtfon cam.- up to him* «i-d i.fk-d
him -hat kind nf charge b" h d oVIi- |
vfv*ii, Whether it was to be confidered j
!•,'■ |*j .*!, rcligirvtsi, moral, or political.
To w'b>h the judge r-pl.cd th-'t it was j
ali tl* of r\\. Some tfrnverfAti-**! en.
fi»ed on the licerftioufnefs of t ! '« pre Is,
and he ohferved that when he went to
Ricbrmmd.fffl refn.-ft'blc jury could bis
fon d, he would have Gallender pOnrSh
cd. All this is Worked op, as it were '
by magic, to prove a deliberate pwpofe ;
on his pnrt to inft-'ttfte a profceo ion*
That a man of 'he intelligence cf juoe
Ch**fe, h'd he coocr-v d Inch a prcj-c\,
fhould hnvr* thus jocoSeb', as it i* proved,
and in public, havt divulged it, "i 3 be- ,
j*ond all briief. Let not a caSual con- ■
verfation of this !i,~ht and fportiv> kmd
be tortured intn evidences of n deliberate
deSign. Ni m-.;>, the leall .it q...*• *.; trd
with the general cb*iVacl"*r ot judge
fir,!*, will entirt-.i.0 the idea Sor a mi
nut*.
i Ano'liefr eircuruftanre of, !
it tha judge Ch/fe ■ I l srith a
fce'red copy ol Th- I\c for-cl Before Us; j
and this is adduced td proy- his j-u , i; I
to o-*pre's Callender. But W? have giv< n
it in t. ilimor.y thai this ropy -va* frond
by Mr* Martin, who hand id it to the j
judge*; wteii h.". vi?ij about going to !
Richmond, tei amuf: him on the road,
ard tf. make fuch o:h*r ufe cS it ss he
;,I :;.{'<(!. What was t!.«re improper or
indecent in this i Further ; the respon
dent is next hun'ed through a line, of
flag, son his p.'Sfge from Dum r ri st.
Richmond ; and Mr. Triplet is Ivui-rnr
totward to prove that he expreffed a wifli
that th- damned raffial had been hnr-g
--ed. Hid there been a Settled p-jrpofe
to corvicl or oppreS- Callender, would
it not have been m-niiefl-d by conceal
ment and prudence, irft-ad ot being di
viii-***'! by Such an tnt'inperate iropu-'fi
ot ieeling.
We next fine! the rrfpn-.-nt a»R eh
J mond. An-! hire, a gentleman fhtts
th-tt bating noted the cn-tSor ao io
ta •( emt to -.lie itl
judge Cha r e on the Subject m the ;
niorui \g &»| Sequent to the motion be- |
ing mad*, and before r l **; judge had
gone fro court j that whil- he was there,
j :'.!-. O.ivd M. Rjmdoldh, the rhaifhal,
J tame in, ar.d !h*w'd the jo-d.*-- *he par:
-->• jurors Sor tiie trial of Gi.Hend r ;
ihat the jiK'g*" : flced hits whether theie ,
■eerel oo it any of the creatures called .
democrats, and added, if there are, (hike i
tli-ni r.ft./ Her- mufl be Some m-ftike. i
Th: witnefs tiniil have, heard Some ot! er i
perfon Say lo* Su.-r lam that the tef
tim ny v/ill fbi* that the (litemtnt of j
Mr. H'-'.th cannot be received as tor*
i reel. I impu'e no criminal intention to
the witneSs ; this is not n.y h.ioi'. ; but
for ascertaining the whicb it
ht to have, I will colle-ft and com
-vir; t!i- Sevtral parts of the teftimony
on tilts p"int.
ft appears th*t Mr. Krath was at tint
I'udi'i 'i chambers but once. Mr. M ir-
Ihall, the cUrk.of the court, -.islied ort
jurlrre Chafe thi fame morning tha* Mr.
Heath im there. He cannot recoHett
wttether Mt.Rajßdolph went with him,
ace. dr .g t) his ofu-1 or-c\iSe, but he
is cer'.air, from a ccnverSatiiui he lines,
that they walked together to court; he
met, Mrr H*nth either in the £<i\ oi
coming out of the judge's room, or ex
i*-'..r to he door; and Ii- beard no
Such c-mvi-r'V.'on as he relates. What
S.yi Mr. Randolph ? That no Such
conversation ever did take place. Here
then the tefiirjiony 's dir-rtily opposed*
Bdt it is laid th*it rur teflimony is ne
gitivr, and is thtreitore cutwei; h:d by
tlie poft'.Ve teuirtiony "f Mr. Heath ;
I thi?, however, is iot hilt. Much oi
I our teflimony is potitive. Mr. R .n
--i dolph tied r-s that he lus ntv;r Ih.wn
j the? pat nei of a ju-y to a judge, except
iin the* cafe of a grdiid jiiiy, offered to
j the cnnit tr> ft left a toretnau ; and he
ii live thut the panoe-1 in the cafe of
Cd.ender was nut made out until the
mrrning of the third of July in court,
wi.en I. s deputies came forvard with
the names of the jurors they hud Sum
moned on Small Slips ot" paper ; and in
Co roboraiicn of this evidence, it ap
pears, on the teftimony of M-. B STtt,
who was fwom on the jury, that he was j
not Summoned until the third of July ;
and that the marlral lent out his depu
ties that v;ry morning to Summon ju- j
rors. We oppote then to the Simple j
declaration of Mr. Heath, unaccredited J
by other witneffes, the clear and ftroug J
evidence oS Mr. Randolph, corroborated j
by that of Mr. MarShall aud Mr. Bit- j
It does then appear to me that none
of the alleged farhs are So Imported as
to fluw an indec-nt Solicitude on thr
part of the refpondent.
(To be continued.)
to be Sold,
AT PUBLIC VENDUE,
AtGadfby's Hotel, in Alexandria, on Mon- '
dr.j- the 16th day of September, at l%\
o'clock at noon,
A LL that TRACT nfLAND late Prefly j
I JTX. Ihornton, Efquirc's, Situated in Nor
! thuaiberland county, Vir/inia, lying immedi.
i ately on the Potomac river. The following
i defcriprion Is given of this property by perfons
Well acquainted wit it.—" It contains l.jco i
: acre,, 1700 acres of which tre the moft vain. •
I able low grounds on the river, bi-tween - and '
, 4?o acrs* heavily timbered, and the remainder j
very high lan -I extremely productive. Ihe
j foil of thi*. tracl is equal to any in the-ft-to
for the cultivation of corn, wheat, tobacco, I
! timothy, and fmall grain of all kinds On j
thin tr: <5t are a large commodious Brick
Mitnfion Houfe and two Offices, a l*xge Brick
1 Stable, valuable Barn, Cow Houfe,and many I
• other out houfe*. The Orchards and Garden
' contain a variety of valuable fruit trees, an*-
I ths waters abound with extellcnt fiih aad j
oyflers. It is Situated about a day's (ail from j
Ea'timore Alexandria and Norfolk. There '
are two good mill (cats fur grift and Taw mill* I
on the eftate, and plenty ol cedar and chefnut |
ti*.iher, for which an excellent nr-rket may he j
, found at the city of Wafhington "
The term* of (ale arc—one founh cafh.one 1
fourth in one year, one fourth i« 18 months,
and the refidue in two years from the day of
fale Tke payment* SO he fecure-J hy bonds,
wiLh mortgages<m the premifes, and to be on I
intereft from the day of fale.
For further intimation, application maybe I
. made in behalf of the lubfcriber, Thorn** I
Robuifon, to Ricnard Pc.eri, jun attorney at
law in the city of Philadelphia, or to William
Lewis, in the lame city, {Philadelphia.)
THOMAS ROBIN JON,
W. LBtflS,
! June 19—eptocp 16
!By virtue of a deer c from
1 the Court of Chancery, the fubferiber will fell
at pu ...c .motion on the 10th day of July next,
Several lots of ground late the property of
B-ujamin Broo«-e« dece-fed, in the town of
Upper Marlbi.ro' in Prince George's comity,
two of thefe lots arc improved; en the or.c I
j ftauds tbe we 1 known tavern lately occupied
iby Simucd Coo'.ed-jje with the imjirovemenrs
j thereto attached, an-l, on the other, the houfe
which Samuel Hepburn efq has occupied for
fome time pall, and has juft moved from. On
the clay of fale foe unimproved lots will be j
particularly defcribed, ..nd al' the improve
ment" fhewn iht terms are, bund with fe_
curity ,*ivcn for the purchafe money, payable
in two and thrte year*. Poffviftion will be
immediately given.
This property is fold for the payment of the
deb's of the deceafed ; all perfon« who have
c aims and have not yet exhibited them, are |
r <*.eO:'l tc> file tbe fane with the regifter of
'he-const ot Chancery, with the rep
: v ucher* on or before t&e ajth day of No* 1
; vsmbcr next.
ROBERT BOWIE, truftee.
M?y 49—-ept July 10
~ ps3sTicTsa laT. j
IJY order of the nrphrm's court of WXliuig
ton county io the diftrict of Columbfo, will |
be fold at public fale. at the late dw lin * |
houfe of col. Francis Duakins, decried, in
j George-own, all the perfonal eftate of faid F.
j Dealt.ns—a credit of months will be given
I for ail fums ov-.r twenty dollars, by the pur
, dialer giving bond on intereft with ap;-ro«*ed
I Security ; all turns under 5.0 d-Vls. will be c.-fh,
I The fn'e ro commence at 10 o'clock on Tuef
j day the ißth day o» July next, and continue
I from day to day until all ia fold. Thine will
j like wife hi: Add a number of lots in George
town, md a vr.riety of vrlua ; le tra■'ln, of land
1 fituared in the Wellern counties of Virginia,
oh the waters of the Monongalia and Ohio
river.
Georgetown. 19 June, aawjw,
LEONaMDM D-i.iKINS, snd
JOHN HO YE, executes of Francis
Fcik'na, deceafed.
On board the fhip Jupiter,
Capt. L-w, from London bound to New
Yo'k, the following of United
States debt, v ; -*.
No. *.t,*"7 for 5000 Doli*.defer. 6 per Cts.
11,138 iooo do.
11.1*9 iooo do.
II 140 1000 do.
11,41 1000 do,
11 141 icoo do.
Iffued by Jofeph F'q R?irift*r of the
're fury, on the nth May 170-/ in favor of
Jamen Heygatl of London, Wertl ant
In; roc renewal cf which, rpo'iracion -sill |
lie made at the fr--afury of th-; United ■ tatcs.
JUfIN DaViDSuN.
May 14—cp6w
Ten Dollars Reward.
W AS miffed on Sunday, the sth of May
.a double caftd lilver Watch, maker's na-ne
Orofthwaite, Dtiblin, and in the ou-.er c»fe
was a warch paper with Mr. Poker's nunc
of Philadelphia. Whoever will nring tl.e
faid watch to ..he office of the Nacion .1 Intel
*,e;enc«r, fliall rece."e the above reward, an «f
no r,i"(vioriH will be alked.
■ 1 •.-—*.£-
j. -V433K.-
WASHINGTON CITY,
MONDAY, July Ift.
w*S?«
lie following remarks, taken froen
the Frederic Town Advocate, are well
entitled to the attention of the ci.iz:us
of Maryland.
FARMER'S BANK,
As the time is drawing near wli.*n the
Stork *»f this valuable institution will be
nSfe.ed fo. file in the different countiei
of this ftate, whatever te-.ds to explain
i the principles upon which it i.i to be cf
| tabltlhed muft be intertlHng, particular
ly to thoSe who have wiSelj* determined
! tngiv- the FoTTrrN B*nk their Support ;
ard thy, I understand, are not a vc.y \
fmall number*
The aft of ASfemb'y hy which toe
Bank is chart-..red, ha. been pubhfli d
repeatedly in the Advocate, and rend
*mh a conQderable degree of attention
by tli- thinking part of the people. Tni*.
attention to the Subject hrs extorted
from every one that I ii.ye heard dif.
courfe upon the institution, a warm c**>
preffion of approbation cf the plan uoon
which the Bank is to go into operation.
Bu: as the a A is cf conft-lerablc length,
and as there are gen*.ially readers who
are afraid to encounter four or five co
lumns at once, I have taken fome little
pains to abbreviate the trading features -
of the intendsd efhbliShn.enr, and pre
lent the So.lowing as a tain it* are view
oS the. Subject; but which is, ntvcithi*
lefs, truly and frdthfuHy drawn.
Th-; capital llock ot the Bank is one
roiition two hundred thutifaiid dollars,
divided into 2 4,C00 flutes of fifty dollars
each ; right thouland (hares of which
ore refer a Sor the ule and bene A' of
tlie ftate, .Inncver the legifl&tflre m-y
think prc-oer to Inbfcribe lor thi* faroe.
1 he remaining Shires are apportioned f r
Sale in the following order : At Anna-
polii, lor tbat city and Anne A undci
county, 2000 ; Baltimore city and coun
ty, 20C0 I Harford Ci-un-'y, 640 (harts j
Fredeiic c unty, 1200 (hare*; Well
ington county, 800 Shares; Allegany
Cou ty, 400 thai es; Muntgo.nt.rjr coun
ty, 640 fli ires ,■ Prince-George's cunty,
640 (harts -, Charles County- 640 (hare* ;
St. M-ry'i county, 4EO Shares ; Cal
vert coun'v*j», 320 Hiares ; Talbot conn.
ty, 2000 limes; DorclielUr county,
640 (h*re« ; Anne'-s toutry, 640
(hares ; Caroline county, 400 (hares ;
Kent tonoty, 640 flia.es; Somerfet
c v ty, 640 fhdrcs ; Cx'd c u'ty,
640 (hares j Woroeft:r enmity, 640
(hares.
Every perfori at the :ir:is of fubf:rib.
ing muft pay five dollars ; the renitii -
ing forty-five doluis are to be paid by
inltalments of five dcllais at th- end of
evary thirty days, until tweoiy-fTre d.l
-lars have been paid up ; and ihe fundus
is raj-abuf in films of five do'ln each at
thi end of eveiy *hre*e month-, cm
mencing from tbe laft pyx.eiit ol thi.ty
days. i
No is anfwertlil* in h : i
rjrrfbn or individual prop'ity for »".f
contiaft which th* company m?.y Maki,
v. r for any lolfts or failures of the
Buik.
Th** affairs of the Bink a-e to bj con
duced by a prefilent atul eighteen diic. -
torn; eir-ht of whom with the prefi ; e: i:
tire to rclklc at Annapohi, and one ii
erven county on the Wellern Sh'or-i; wHt»
a'-* to be cbcft.n by ths llorkhofders an
nually. The Branch Bank is to B*S go
verned by fifteen direclor- and a pruf)«
dent, e-ir-h* of whom wi:h the pre I.den;
mult i. Side at E.ftofl, and one direv.ior
in e:.ch ct the counties on the E'aft.rri
Shore.
Thefe nppe:rto be the premium' f-*
--tur sof the :■<*),; in >:'di'ion to wl .
mi*y be neceJlVy ta sdd, t'hatif an? i'tih-
Scriber fail-, to make th! Second payment
of five d.l'u'.vsat thr timi* fpec-hVii ( hat
ii, in thirty days alter th * fin) payo-en:)
he will forfeit the Sivc dollars firft piid *,
but no forfeiture can take place after th;
payment of ten d»lhr.., although no h.tcr
e(t will be'alh,wed to any lloi kholdee
who does not o-y up tl-.; ißbitfjutnt in.
Raiments, until he fiialt comply. I!
f tak* the liberty of reqomrnendlri'j to sYit
fubferiber*. whofe convenience it m.y
Suit, to p*y ten dollars at tiit* time uf
Subscribing ; tor hy this means they w.!l
inftl c to th.-mfeiv-s th * lhare* for «*htc : i
they m»y have Sub Scribed, at •
commod*.tion in fe d-ng; on thr-.r money
to Annapolis or Eafton, (ai it muft be
un'frit joj, at ptyments fubSequent t*•
th? firft are to br made at tholupdaoon.) ,
1"; is is a mat r .4' great eonvrnu
aid So the legislature Seem to bavecen-
I'ni. i di", foi by tin* aft it i» txprettly
allowed tlut " *.uy pe.Son who may f'r.id
it v .\ 'i '. my. At the* time of his
payjng his firft, Second, third or fourth)
. iiil'talnxiK, nay up on ItlS fharee to the
j nmo'i t (,t twsn y Siv* dollVfs on each
,Hi .re, and Ihall rcc.-ive a dividend nc**
1 cordingi». M
j Thi great at irar.fllge held out to ihe
i agiic-.i'iiral a.id rranufacttui,.g inteiett
| l.cs i i tins: Any ti.r;;:er, uitcta-Qie- or