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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
To be Sold.

a LOT oe Land. eonisning upward, Of ,
\ acres. fronting Tanner & Warner Street.
with Hou!e. well 6ahed paved Cellar and
never falling well of water. Alto, Stable and
Chaife- -Houfe.-Likeviie for iale. Lot, 'front.'
ing Broad -hreet and Tanner Street. with large
connections Dwelling Hous Shop. Stable.
snd ChsiEe- Houfe. For tsrnrs, apply TO
OLIVER READ.
Neubs,f, Mayeb 10, 1907. 77H
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24

CDFF"" y 77'''''ys Sv"""T"'Hgs
Fort Wolcott, July 10, 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-07-24
JOHN r. SHERMAN,
HAS oIenea an Aaormen' Of
i i DRY GOO DIS,

IA, the fhop formerly ocespied by Mrs. Ss.tE,il)
few doors below Mr.. 7ksm&s Tseeyfnli Cot
fee Houie.
NewP0r, Jane 3, ssst
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-02
SAVANNAH, February Q.

SA VANNAH, February 9.
Extraa Of a letter from Mr.. James BIbo,
l3psre@rso eftbt /tbr. William, eaft.
Msader, to bis o1Uxsrs liz Ibis city, dated
Cape. Fraueois, Jan. .l6, 1902.
"You will douotief, be much iurpriled
at my addrelling you from this place; but
your lurPriie will ceafe when l inform you
ofthe misfortune which brought me hither.
On the 4th init. Eve days AFTER our depar-
ture from Point Petre, in Gaudaloupe, for
Savannah, We truck on bed of rocks \
bout 100 miles diiant from this place, cal
led Plate Rock this accident took place
ABOUT ten O'Clock at night, and we re
manned by the wreck till ten o'clock the
following day, at which time lhe had bill
sed and filled with water; and from bruih-
ing againit the rcck 70 long, fhe began TO
part in the ;niddle--we were then obliged
to geiorr to our boat to fave our lives,
which from her dze and the great diitance
from any land, there appeared fcarcely
hope that we Mould fucceed, unlefs we
ihould fortunately fall in with lome vefel;
the lesit fquall or wind would doubtless
have oserlet her, but it being the only re-
NEEDY, we embarked with fnall quantity
of proviGons our number (levenj over
loading her 70 much as to admit Of nothing
eIle--even fmall part of our neceGary
clothing we could not fave. In this Gtu.
alton we were two days and nights at fea
withont experiencing any bad weather,
and with the help Of a ffnati fail we foftu- .
nately made this Iaand tSs. Domingo, all
of US fate and in good health"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-02
PORTLAND, February Is.

Arrived, thip Sally, Fitzgerald, from
Mariel, Cuba----Oa Thursday lat, IN
lat. -, 50, came acrofs ich'r Sally and
Mary, capt. NOVEL;, Of this port, who
failed from here on Monday lcf, and iprung
aleak eight hours after being our, which
increaled 70 rapidly, tina: che crew, con-
fitting of perfons, took to the boat on
TueEdsy at P. Mat night experience
ed isvere gale from the nor;hwsri- the
crew we're all comfortably frozen; and a.
bou, Two hours before they were diicover-
sd, one Of the hands (Mr. Hubbard Of
Cape Annl froze to death, and the re-
mainder were 70 far overcome. that none
Of ,hets-were able to fsnd and but for
the fortunate circumaauce OF capt. tEz-
gerald falling in with them at the time he
aid, the whole mats Inevitably have per
iihei IL .ew hours.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-02
aIsra,.Drta aobertiser.


1t would appear by the following para
graphs, extracted from the New York
Daily Advertiser of Wednesday laa, that
the late form has been feverely felt on
Our coats.
Sc The effects of the violent gale Of
Monday has been experienced by the fhip-
ping at anchor at Staten 1llaod, as appears
under our port intelligence. 1t is to be
apprehended that the fchooner John, be-
longing to Virginia. with MIR. Morris
the Pilot, on board, is totally loft. No
tidings were received by the pilot boat
Brothers, which went yeiterday in fearch
of them. Unpleaiant accounts Of -difaf-
tiers along the eoaf may be expected, in
coniequence of the late fnow form, which
after laiting tweuty-four hours without
intermiAion, cleared off on Tueiday with
a north-weler. The weather iince has
been extremely cold.
{" The following veiIels were driven
from their anchorage aihore On Staten
Iland, below Vandeurfens ferry Briggs
Eliza, capt. Swain, for Charleiton Eli
"a, Webb, do. had S feet water in her
hold at s O'Clock yellerday morning. A
schooner, name unknown, is aihore at the
fame place two iclooners are alto alhore
on Long Hand. The ihip Nancy for
Dublin, aud pilot boat fchr. Fair Play,
rode out the form" 3
A letter from Keene, IN. H. dated
the 7, Feb. iays," El-ttioaeering in this
State has aiIamed its siual activity aadin-
trigue. The cass-paw", Of laa year
has been direaeds by the eIefs, of the
feel, to Withdraw from the nomination
lit, to make way for the United States
Ex-senator. ] am very confident, how
ever, that the latter will be as unfucceGr
sul as tie .cr ner and thar our amiable and
patriotic Chief MagiRrate will aill be
continued in Office You may rely %
it, tie Ft4tydkas asx-faf recovering f'um
tie t4raly,szg a,ske ev1;eb tb:y 10 /<Veslr'
fiji .. the e!evatiss Of Mr.. Jfsyas "a sbs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-02

~.Sr -. rs. Z Sc .tstt.i
skYtIs s.,aasas'sa, .tst,a7aI. f1.x In
danj papers 70 Dfe. 20, Ssesivsi BY tie
brig Indepexdeuf.
Paded Gravefend, Dec. 8. The Cla-
renaon, Harrifon. Virginia. Arrived at
Cork, the Good Intent, from Wilmington.
The American fhip Criterion, Chafs, from
Batavia, arrived at Falmouth on the Bib,
Dec. The Two Friends, Vote, from n.
York, paHed Graveiend, Dec. Is. AT
Cork, the Charlotte, Campbell, from Phi.
ladelphia. AT Cows, the Hara,ony, Call,
from Charleaon.
, Gfsvefend, Dec. 8. Arrived at Coves..
the America, Stone, from Virginia. In
the Downs, the Birmingham, from Ba!si-
more. On the Sth ana 9th Dec. a mott
tremendous form was experienced all along
rhe Engiih coat, which has done con.ide-,
rable damage to the piers, quays, sc. "A
number OF Engliih veilels are alto lott on
the coat OF Holland. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-02

po.s5,y exia than what Is hfnfhed BY
tsis at. . Ii is an authority which, as il
applies to this particulars cafe, i not infe-
rior 70 the contribution i,telf. 1t "a an
authority which can neither be explained
away, nor miiunderaocd. I,msy with
propriety be fid, that in this particular
cafe, II is an authority inttar onniam--it
is indeed equal TO all others; becaaic III
am not mifaken, it abfolu,ely and nnequi-
vocally determines the queaion relative to
tn. cooai;uiionality OF the preiens bill.
.lhouli be willing for nyscif, go RET the
ifae entirely on this ground This Is the
principal ground that ! il.aii take:
BY fec. 70, Of this law, the powers IN
genslAi wh;ch, by TIE fate law, were
yeae,! in the former circuit courts, are
transferred from thofc courts 20 the circuit
courts which are eaabliIhed by the pre-
~, law.
By fec. 20, it is expressly provided,
that, all actions, iuils, proceis, plead
iags, and other proceedings, OF what ma
tyre or kind foeyer, depending or exiting
in any Of the prelenr circuit courts OF the
United States, or in any OF the Preient
dinri6t courts of the United States, act
ing as circuit courts, mall be, and here
BY are, continued over TO the circuit
courts eaabliihed by this ad.''
By fec. 10, it is provided that the cir
ocmt courts eeabl;fhcd bz this act ihaA have
cagnizance of great number of cauies
wh.ch were not in like manner cogniza-
bic before the former circuit courts, viz.
q. Of all actions, cognizable by the judi
eial authority of the United States, where
rhe matter IN diipute is between four and
FIVE hundred dollars
By the 4sh fiction it is Z" enacted that
the diitriet courts Ofshe United States, in
and for the diaritis of TenneiIee ard Ken
lucky in particular. " fhall be, and
hereby are abolil,ed.'
By the 9Th fec. it is further snaa-
3D." generally, I" that the circuit courts
of The United States, heretofore eaablilh-
ed, rhall craie and be abolihed."
Here we have precedent Tor aboliih-
ing, by Jingle Legislative act, all the
iadlciaI courts of a certain deicriPtion
shIoushout the United States.
II lnnrr, Sir, the pretens circuit courts
are not only veaed with power different
from the former circuit courts, but they
are competed of different men and that
while the forneI judges of sh1ir courts
are Gill liyiug-during their good beha-
viour, and without their resignation i'm
peachmenr, or conviction.
All former circuit courts are, by the
law in suefion, isG' fate, abolilhed. If
the circuit courts eeablihed by the law in
queftion are .conhitutional courts, as
take for granted they are, then the former
circuit courts do not nsw exit. If, as
fome gentlemen contend, it is violation
of the contribution for tie Legislature to
abolih judicial court, the law itieif,
which it is in contemplation to repeal,
mutt be an unconstitutional law. And |
hould not fuppofe it to be violation OF
the contribution fer the lesiDatur: to re.
peal an unconstitutional law.
(Is Be eoa:!xzrd.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-02
NEW YORK, February *.

Arrived yesterday, brig independ-nr,
Campben, ;som, l,nero>, hiledfhe 9Th
Decemhes. 5. Joke. j4n. :. ;thip John and
Mary, Brady, FROM thtleaon 10 Liver
pool. Feb. ,, hip Mars, from philadel-
"a 10 New Orleans. The chip Liberty,
Moore, of this port, arrived at Liverpool
on the 9Th December, after apzfage Of
80 days; oaensering the kings dock, The
carried away her head. The fhip Dau-
pain for Norfolk, faded s days before the
independent.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-02

Il appears, that the cotton. tree and
lhn,b and cotton wool of the United States
have veil dsferved the difcuaions which
they havelately received. The return OF
exports, latelypublilhed, eaablifhes a. fact
that ours shipments to foreign countries Of
cotton o. cottonwood, amounted, in the
laff returned year, to zo,9Il,z oI pounds
weight TIL. is abost feventy thoufand
bales off3oo pounds each. The t;2hef
northern 6ruations in which this plant has
been yet 'underItood to produce, are, one
on tie afiver road to frankfort creek, !
milesnosth of philadelphia, and one on
the northern road, about ieventeen miles
from Philadelphia. We have realon to be-
lieve numerous experiments in gardens ard
fields win be made ID. The iouthcrn parts Of
Pennlylssnt., and Jerky, and in: Delaware
and Maryland this year, with view 20
houfehoh manufactures. In Delaware
and Maryland, and all the country iouth
Of Pennfylvania, &c il hoped and believed,
that lpirited and extenlve cultivation
will take place. England, France, Hol-
land, Denmark, Sweden ADD Germany will
probably enter iato avery animated CON-
petisiSn. in tbe .grcat.bshnefs Of u,atfufac-
jtures. They cannot euereale the quaai.
y 49, e .--
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-02
LIVERY STABLE.

THE cspartnerAip Of HUGHES and
TOWERS is this day March III dI-
flowed by mntnai content: thofe who
have any accounts againa the faid firm
will pleale to call and have them fetsled;
and all thoie who are indebted to them
ace requeaed to fettle their accounts.
THOMAS HUGHES, !.
THOMAS TOWERS.
THE buGneG, IN future, will be care =
RED on BY
Thomas Towery,
where gentlemen may depend on having
care taken Of their hortes on reafonabIe
terms. /.
March 2. eost
Printing IN dltats variety exe-
eMed at tbs eGee.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26
Fran tbe Guardian ef FresIom.
ER.4NKFORG, ApyTl 9.

We hear from various parts of the
tate, char 5he rains Of lalt week have
falted the waters to an unufual height.
From Green river we learn that the wa
tiers are ieven or eight feet higher than
ever known; and comfortable damage
has been iultained thcrcfrom. The
low lands around BuIIir's and Mann's
llcks, arc 1aid 10 be ovcraowed, and che
proprletors OF rhoie ticks materially in
Jured from rhc lois OF talt, and damage
done TO the works. in Shelby county
mott of the mills, and great quaint
ties OF fencing have been fwepr away,
or 10 damaged as to need comfortable
repairs Since the 1T. init, fcarce a day
has pafied but the Kentucky river
(Which has been higher than it was ever
KNOWN has exhibited the unplealant ap-
Pcarance of wrecks of mills, or the
tragm9nts Of boats and their careoes,
floating on its furface-Several adyen-
turers are now here, rc-packing fnch
parts OF 1heir cargoes IS have fortunately
been taken up.
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Extra!7 Of n ietts, fran G peyoni in Barr
ban County, Kentucky, to a friend in This
Ceany, dated Feb. II. 1902,
=" TIE character gftbs q0riter is laeb
IS fo eafifls hbe faS7s 10 jnH credit"
can inttance of the power of God.h mas
lately taken place in our Congregation
truly niraculous.-A young woman was
truck down ar home in the time Of fani-
ly worlhip, who continued nine days and
nights without eating or fpeaking; on the
evening of the ninth day, number OF
people collected where The was, for re-
igious worlhip. There appeared to be
an extraordinary outpouring of the fpirit
of God. The exerCifc was wonderful a
ipirit of prayer was given to the people
after comfortable time the CbriRians
united in mott 1olemn prayer to God in
behalf of the young woman, which was
concluded with petition, thar whatever
Godin his infinite wiidon iaw beit to do
with her, ihould ii be even to remove her
from this world, thar her mouth might
be opened TO tpeak, that fhe might bear
teitimony TO the taithfullneis Of God, the
reality ofhis work, sc. "A few min
utes after ihe arole and fpoke mott beau
tlfuiiy. On being afked4 TO the ltate of
her body,s' ihe laid that the was neither
hungry, weak nor fore. 1sln5 CarjR was
her meat, and her drink. G. During the
time above mentioned, ihc drank lutte
Tea: ihe diicovered no dehre to eat;
being urged to dQgto, fhe took one bite
in her mouth, and her jaws were i'm
mediately cloied that Che could not chew,
and with difficulty it was gotten QUO OF
hermouth.-,~-Ihe above is an undoubt-
ed fa6t,"
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KTNDHAlN, (coaneT:t."sl 1zpri5 z9.
HORRID MURDER.

&c Died, at Canterbury, on WedneC-
day of lat week, widow Jerufha Brew
iter, aged 62---She was polioned
with arfenick---living about eight
hours after the fatal potion was taken,
in the mott extreme and racking pain,
but the iynnparhy of feeling excited by
her fortunes, are notify loft in the horror
and difgu1 which feizes the mind,
when it is forced TO admit that it was
done by deiign. Mrs, Brew}er lived
in the houle with her ION in law James
Morfe, quite unhappily; lhe had been
abient from the family more than a
fortnight; fhe left bowl of -four in her
cupboard, and the morning after her
return home, ihe made Tome pan cakes
of the -four, while fhe was preparing
her breakfast, two Of her grand children
came into her room, to each Of whom
The gave cake. Soon after her
daughter, Mrs. Morie, who always
treated her mother well, came in with
her child OF nine months old; fhe cat
two, giving the child a piece, aud went
our. MRS. Brewtter then began her
breakfast, and had nearly done when the
children and the mother were taken
with puking, the TWO children frit, then
the mother and infant The daughter
Mrs. Mortc, tent Co her mother not
TO cat any more Of the cakes; the came
into her daughters room, and in about
five minutes was taken with the mott
violent and racking vomiting. The
phylIcian was called, and by proper
antidotes arreited the fatal progrefs Of
the potion in Mrs. Morle and her
children; but had no efficacy upon the
old lady. A jury Of Inquet fat upon
her body, and gave verditl of e potion,
and by dehgn." The body was opened
and comfortable quantity of arienick
taken OUT. The cakes thar remained
were examined, and pieces ofthe potion
were found in them. In the enquiry
after the murderer. circumstances fixed
the public mind on the fon in law,
Morie.--IIe has been examined by the
civil authority of The town, but no
politive evidence appeared then, and
nc Yves fer ar liberty.
Sc MRS, BreWtter's funeral was attended
by Wait concourie of people on FIJI
day.--The Rev. Mr.. Lee being abb
lent, OF whole church fhe was member,
The Rev. Mr.. Waterman, Of Windham,
preached on the location from Cor,
8. Jo.---for g0e NAP aN APPEAR be55ys
tie jAdg@ent FAT Of CbrB.
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EXTRACTS
FROM
A REPORT.

By the G1mmi.ter ot' CongyeG appointed 10
inquire and report r0befber ma,sis5 d,aaun
.f'om the 1realnyy haze 6esa faitbf4Av
applied to the 06jcGfs laf zUbitb tbey qvlye
appropriated; and sobetber the /ame buye
been regularly 4ec0Aated FIR; ana 10 rebort
Hkequile g.>bstbsy anyfurtbey ARRANGEMENTS
are necst7afy to t,'om0te econanly, enjayce
adherence 10 legiFati0e rcHrif7ions, and f.
e"''s the 0ec9Hh: 0bii'ty Of peyjous rntraEed
e0ifb pubic money,'
There arc TWO previous republics
which are necenary to iuftity the expeu~
diture of public money, and without
which no legal expenditure can be made.
Firtt, that the expenditure for the object
to which it is applied, ihould be autho-
riied by law and Secondly, thai an ap-
preparation lhould nave been made to
cover that authorized expenic. In the
war and navy departments, this rule
does not appear to have been ftridly
adhered to III all cafes but for the rea-
ions above aligned, the committee have
been unable 10 aicertain how far it has
been departed from. The mott pro-
-iA14|hL i4iiLdittS WillCu nave yet pre-
tented themielves, arc herewith fated:
BY an act paded or the 18TH day Of
February, in the year 1899, an authori-
ty was gwen TO the Prefdent of the
United States, to caule to be built fix
fhlPs of war, to be armed with, and TO
carry not le(s than n guns each, and to
build or Purchafe fix 0oops Of war to be
armed with iS guns each. In part Of
the necedary expenditures for thelc OBJ
je6ts, a fun not exceeding one million
of dollars was appropriated by the fame
law. And by another act palIed on the
fame day, twas declared that two docks
fhould be erected in fuitable places, IN
der the direction of the Prefdent of the
United States, for the convenience of
repairing the public llips, and The fun
Of $4,000 dollars was appropriated for
that purpole, and by another act paned
Oh the fame day, The lum of 100000
dollars was appropriated to be laid our
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.DEDH IN, May s.

On Tuelday lal9, at the review in
this town, very melancholy occur
renee took place. The Company com
nanded by Capt. Everett, were going
thro' the manual exeTci{c and at the wo.>!
FIRE, one of the company NOT knowing
bis piece was loaded fired, and ih5t
the Captain dead.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26

Paris, co his friend in New-Orleans,
thar the great nation viii ioon take pof-
felton, Of It's ancient domains on the
MifhIiippi and Ohio, as far as Pitt
burgh.
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NArcHEz, Feb. II.
Mondeur Pon5alba, brother-in-law
Of the lace governor Miro, writes from
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26

Account. Wat
department.. 1900 q8oo 1905
Account. navy
department., 1900 1900 2ooo
Poftrnafer gensral, 24oo 34oo 5000
Aiiiffaht poltmaitcT
general, 1900 100 100
Thus it appears rhat the aggregate
amount of the ialarirs of ttoie officers,
infead of having been increated by the
late law, is actually 5000 dollars, lets
than 1t was under the standardization of
! Mr.. Adams.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26

Farm tbs EEme,
Saturday lait, this place experienced the
tevereit torn Of nail that comes within
recollection Of the oldeit inhabitant.
The cloud came f.om the n. w. with
OUT the appearance Of bringing with il
a violent form. Between and 4
O'Clock the hail commenced, which was
generally about the iize of an ounce BAH.
bur Tome coniiderably larger-~-two or
three that We're meaiured, were from five
to ieYen inches in circumference.
About rhe middle ofthe form (Which
continued near hall an hour the wind
ihlfted TO S. s. w. when the hail
teemcd TO defend with incrcafed yio-
fence. The dettruGtion of window glafs
was perhaps rarely ever equalled; there
IS fcarce houie In town the windows
(Which looked towards the n. w. ors.
>. W. bur had them nearly dernolillled.
ne lois was generally from 10 TO 100
lights OF 8lat2 70 each houic togne loft
IS many as IC7. Fortunately only one
wang OF fne cloud paned over the town,
or Il IS probable there would noe have
been light Of glats in the windows after
us termination. Sunday evening, abour
TWO or rhrce miles from town, where
ING body OF the cloud pahrd, the hail
ny III large quantities, AMI would mea-
!u'e generally from TWO 10 three inches
IN circumtcrence. On Wednefday. f.
Thiiar itorms we're experienced in Scott
ana Woodtord counties: bur the da-
mage In the country has not been 70
great as in town.
Yeferday morning boat which was
TO take horles o New-Orleans, after >
quantity OF grain had been put on board
and the hoFtes were going in, fprunc
leak and InitanrIy funk. The grain was
materially injured, but no Other damage
lultained.
Dsd
E@tyo2 Of q letter Jrom Jo5a Broau,
a@fed #4h5t1gton, A4areb, 1907
" I discovering read a letter written
by Mr.. Livingston, our ninifer Die.
niPoJenuary &c Paris, and dated the
i4th OF January, 1902, in which he
itareS that LouiIiana was ceded in March
lat 70 France, and rhac mcafiIres were
takiEg by the Firtt Cdatul TO occupy
and lecure the PohgGion ofrhat inDor.
tant province.
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F,9@ tbs B. Gon 9llsgra1be MR. I.

IN the 9TH Of February, 1899,
0illwas introduced ii Congress for aug
menting the lalaries Of certain officers
of government, by Robert 6. Harper.
This bill was psGcd, with Limitation
Of three years. Il had Of courfe expir-
cd, and the propriety of renewing It
was accedcd TO by all b,t twenty TWO
members. The following is lift Of
1he officers Whole faiaries are affected
BY the bill. The fri column exhibits
The faldries as they food before The
year I1o9; the 1econd, as they were fix
cd in Mr. F7arPer's, bill, and the third,
as they now itand.
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Ibtf}.
From The Roekbridge Repgfto,y.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Extraa 9Fa iettsr fran peJon in Barr
ban County, Keatacky, to a friend in This
County, dated Feb. II. 1902.
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ment Or their jurifdittion. Sir, the prin-
eipie can never be admired, bur the reverie
is true, that all theie officers, having been
once appointed, mutt remain in office dur
ing the term, and under the conditions
which the contribution has prefcribed.
This then brings me to the iecond OBJ
;eei of the third article, and TO enquire
by what tenure the judges arc to hold
their oAices-or in other words, how
long is the judge to remain in office,
hagiag been once III under TIE copfitu-
tionf
The words Of the contribution are bs
ridges botb ef TIE lubgsme and tbe mteriar
carts l6aH bod fbsiro5de dursag good6e-
k4zvigu,. TO my mind nolanguage can
be more clear and explicit than this 81
The Judges fhall hold their Offices during
good behaviour indeed it is difficult TO
explain the exprelon in terms more GER
tain or explicit than sheie are. Ak the
merea lchool-boy who RUS through your
areets, how long a Judge is to hold his Of
fee, who is to hold it during good bshayi-
ours and he will reply without hefration
that he mutt hold it, 70 long as he behaves
veil he mutt hold it for life, if he does
not biibehave during that term.
(To be continued