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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

SEC. . a ND be ii farfber en-.
"A aaed, That the hoI-
der or owner of any certificate of a
debt due from this fate, fhall NOT
on or before the irf day of Janu-
airy, one thoufand eight hundred
and three, make application for a
warrant for the interet due there.
on, iuch interelt ihall ceafe after
that period until the iaid certificate
ihall be dePofited with the Urea.
iurer as atoretaid. ProvfdsI 6czs.
eOer, that nothing herein contained
hall be confirmed to iniure or af
feet the owners or holders of any
certificates upon which warrants
have been iiIded fince the firf day
OF January one thouland eight hun,
dred and two, bur fuch perions fhali
be allowed until the frf dav of Ia
nuary, eighteen hundred and four
- ,i~sr~"t IuIn CerIIncateS as aiore.
faid. (otro -
THE SUBSCRIBER 0EfERS 10
b AFTER an INVOICE of 10000
dollars worth Of DRY GOODS.
of a late importation, at the 6rG
colt, Fox IoBAcco at ) dollars
per hundred, Richmond infpeaion.
Also telling off his well aGorted
~ OCA, at very reduced prices for
cath.
B@nstt SaK
Richmond, nj :
April, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
David Patfelcn.

March 10, 1902. {stw)
CLIFDEN was bred by the
Earl of Derby and fold to DIR. John Lade
for 500 guineas untried he is from the
very belt runniOg Rock in England, having
defended on both Gdes from old Matchem,
who covered a. 80 guineas a mare for the
nine Tar years Of. his life, and az mares by
!pbcfiP,ion. 10 I79z at years old. he
won ten times ana was not equalled, fMr.
WilIon's Bu2zard excepted) in the yea,e
1872, 5, q, and ), as appesra by the rae
ing calendars for ,hofe years
Xiiii15, JborntoD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
Notice.

HIS isto Forewarn all ao5 every De,
ion ron trading fer nr ,,kipe az
hgomsnt Of bond 1 gave Benjamin Fiji !,
OF Cheterh Id county. for tie fun of tw, = g
'ne pounds two fhiilings lawfui money, IA. :.
payable on the irA day of December eigh :
Ten hundred and TWO. He the Caid H1l
having inpoled fraud on me by which he
obtained The FANG, and which bond am
no' TO pay aoIeis compelled BY
Ro6vt M'Tyre.
Chesterfield cour,y,l
March 20, 1900. E
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
Providence, (R.L1 OF. s.

THE deteesiou Of grofs villainy played
off by an bsns,s5is FedsSaiy, has excited un-
ufcA leniation in the whole party. While the
nippsnt are ranting tbc charge from the Gentle
man /" high in ohice," Others are sraveiy COM
batting il With forms of 0ths. We nave hither-
20 faid nothing on the fubjett, having deiermin-
al TO wait until difclofuie of the circun fance
ihouli aothotze ms TO pobiiih the whole but
as attempts are makirg in this par, Of the STATE
to prepoiIcfs the minds Of the ci,izens by on-
generous and partial publications. xc are re-
qucacd to fate, that the forged Levers which
were publifhed in the Rhode llaod Republican.
and afcnbcd to the Hon. Jsba Rafkxgs, q
member of Congreh from Sonth Carolina. have
been fubnittsd TO the infpcttion and fcruriny Of
fevcral Genllsmsn in this town ;--That they
have been compared with the hand writing Of
Mr.. Rxtirdge. AMI fuch impeiIions we've made
on their minds, az the citcumfanccs juitiiy.
Ws arc not at liberty at preient TO 60 at length
into the drta;l bat we will merely mcntion
shsr there is fuch logulM coincidence Of cir
cunt ances, TO eaiblifh the charge as laid againf
shs Hon. John Rn,leage. that the GsRtlenan
who has ferretcd the lnpoGor from his lurking
place, g has deierved well Of his County,"
Several gentlemen Of the Federal party were IN
vited TO he inipcesion and comparifon OF hands.
but as they declined, i, is prsfsmed. that they
are conviocsj OF the gull, Of Mr. RutIedge, oy
wnai has already appeared. M
In our next VIC ihsll give the forged Let
teIs in the mean time las We are at liberty 10
TO dol sc With plesfure give the Pablic the fol
lowing Games Of the Gentlemen VIII exsm,ned
the Lc,ters, and Of whom any perion deGrous OF
their opinions may enquire. VIZ,
Hon. THEODORE FOSTER, Senator u. S.
SAMUEL EDDY. Efq. Secretary Of State,
Colonel SETH WHEATON,.
Colonel HENRY SMITH,
DeGor LEVl WHEATON,,
General PHILIP MARTIN,
:, = WHEELER MARTIN. Eiq.
JAMES FENNkR, Eiq.
General JOHN WHiPPLE,
JOEL METCALB. Efq.
Captaia WILLIAM POTTER,
f. SAMUEL THURBER. Jun. Efq.
NATHANIEL CUSHING, Efq.
JONATHAN w. COY, Efq.
Mr.. WILLIAM PECkHA AM, and
Captain JONATHAN TiLLiNGHAST..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

OF Oemetricfes who live by the craft Of dccep.
tion, and when they are thrown out Of buhnels,
tlry will make great noifc and difurb the
ci'y but whzI il Dcmctrios 10 you By feed.
ing him, you nsrve yourfelvcs. While he is
furniihing ilver gods &C your cxpencc, to burn
in up the Temple of Diana. you are growing
poor, and depriving your wives and children OF
che means ot foiienancc. OF what iervice was
. ilamp-sei Did it make yoor property more
ieeuel But il il is equally asiecure without ir,
why do you clafnor at It's rcpcd OF what FER
vice was aitauding army While they we're in
exiitcnce. were your eastcs or your lives in Ieh
jeopardy! If they are now feourc, why do you
need them Of what fervice was an eight per
cent. loan Did the gratifying few ufsrers.
enrich youf OF ~haf iefvics was land tax :
IL fcrvrd 70 create hoft of officers, bar the adj
vantage was vesy fnall 20 ,hofc who paid il. II
you can now ride la chaiic without tax, is
il not hetter {, apply this money TO Gaoeing
your hoIfcs and mending the tacklipg. than iup-
porting Collectors
Why then, We men Of Ephefus." are
you thus uncafy! Why all this uproar Let
Drmetrius do as all honen citizens ought to do.
earn his living by induary, and no, by impoG-
tion. Support the nen Who are willing TO re-
licvc yon from Taxes, and never Ier the great
city Of Ephefos be again diiusoed bya iet Of
n,ifY, lazy fycoohants. who OILY pay cOurt to
,hofe who feed them from honei mems pockets.
Beiides. why do you cIamnar in this incoherent
mspne, BeIlo.ing Adams x Liberty" Ja-
Goblin, sc. cooyinccs no man. II you have asy
charge sgaina your uagiarstes. IS not the law
open Not the unwrittsn judiciary. NOT The
common law of England, but the fxtlirit. zpyif-
I'm laws of the land impeach them before the
cohaitut-d authorities. Ye have deputies and
lawyers insbundssce one half the money you
have given tcwsrds paying osneceGary officers.
would be bsn.fone fee TO the whole body Of
attornics. Ati like men, ye citizens Of Ephe-
fus. and don't become bye-wofd and deriiion
among the citizcus Of The earth.
Aud wben,he Town Clerk bad ,bas fpok-
en-, each man ven, away TO his own home. and
the city WAS quiet. OLD-SOUFH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
N E w P o X T,
Saturday, OGlober 9, 1902.

RUTLEDGE's Letters to the Preident
Of the United Ssates' were prefcntcd to the
Pablo with general invitation, TO every Gen
t'c,nan, to call and Compare the origisals With
the hand writing Of John Rutlcdge, Repreten-
tative in CoUgreis from South Catoiina. The
invitation was accepted. The tefslt is convic-
ton. in the minds Of candid men, that the coun-
tcffeit Letters are the brats of Rsfiexyss proii-
hc brain. On the other hand, Rrt!tdge and
his friends have endcavorrd to efablih his in
noccnce by fbeir depoiitions and TO csit the
odium OF mott dcseaabc trsnfaetion ON uor-
thy character. by faisc seEimony. This is a
scighty chargs--bnt its trush, Ict oor read
ers judge, by the esidencc fubmittcd 10 their
confederation, this day. II was hoped that a
legal dcciiion mighr have been had on the Grim
lnality OF RstIsag< and with this hope, the
circumstances, other than ;ha, OF parity OF hands.
which 60 to confirm his guilt. have been kept
blackburn dcfpai'ing OF proiecption. and
called upon to produce proof, We cheeriully in
troduce teitimony which, az once, conGgns TO
infamy the wretch who dared TO contemplate
an impoGtion or the Fra Magiarstc of a free
nsop'e; and places in il, proper light the conduct
OF an injured man, vhofceyery atiion iprings
from the putea iousce.
The Certificates OF the moR rclpeesble
men, on the lmilitude Of hand writing. which
arc urderwrtten, will be received as complete
rcfponics 70 the loud calls Of the Newport Mer-
cury TOE counter proof. The DcpoGtien of
the Pot Matter aud his Afitant. drawn from
them bv formal challenge, repeated inssesty,
and oniverfal dci'e, in oppoG,ion to iixed de-
termination to appear only ina Court Of law,
will convince the public mind of the atro<;ty of
Rshs6gf. Their depo6tions will alfo diffolvc
into air the athdsv,s Of Gefffoy and Suat,on,
concernng vet waters and fecond letters. The
Declaration. founded on the letters of the Prc6-
dent, will overturn the foperA,uetare Of crimi-
nation, raifed ON the bafe Of faIie fwesriop add
will exhibit the hesdy friend Of his country.
eiett amlda the ruins, fniling on the vain at
tempt ot miserabIe man to involve him in the
"wreck OF natter" ready to bury the offender
in the grave OF evsrlaaiog difgrace. The Depo-
htion relative to the extraordinary resufal of
Gcfroy tc do jueicc to the man, whom. by hi,
own consefon, he has injured, will fervc 10 e,if-
play shc bHtsy faitrts Of Rmitlge and his isfi-
safe' IN the art OF saxas<uenf. ,s-
Oar fricnds have anxiouily expected the
proper usnrsf. We ast,sr ourielves thar we
have bIa; aLd dcsbs not their appreciation.
The lsbored columns Of the Mercury mishs have
been tpsred, had We hrought forth oar proofs, at
an earlier day bot the bsxsya5k gentleman aod
his iatimases would have thus been deprived of
favorable opportunity Of difperGns thsis eru-
d'tiou aod wit. with which, a. cell az wish i'm
Pudsaee aad ribaldfy, they abound.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
DECLARATION, founded on the Pref
usnf's Letters.

WE, the Ssbfcribsrs. declare. thar we have
perufed letter, written by the Prefdsns of the
United Stsfes. dated at Monticello. sept. i7th.
1901. wherein il appear. that the President hsd
then received certain letters, addratd TO him il
the name OF GeAroy, and va, apprized Of their
being 6stiiious and whereby il is sIfo evident.
that the Prehdent had wrisisa one letter, sal
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
HAVING at.entiyely and ;rnpa,,;all,

HAVING at,entiyely and impa,,iaIly ey-
amiued certain letters, liiea IS Ruliedsc's L;t-
ters," and compared ,Aem with certain notes. ac-
knowledged to be in the hand ari,iug OF John
Rutledge, member Of Congsefs; fad iuch ex-
&C, iiuiisn'y IN mauy OF The letters. fylianlss,
and words OF laid "nanss, which feen peculiar
to The haad that wso,e then, thar navc 90
doubts in my mind, bu, iha, The; were sris,ea
by the fane hand although il appears the wri-
ter of fad" Ruiledge's Letters attempted to
difguiie his own nsnd.
= JOSEPH ROGERS.
Newport, Oh. OH. .8oz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

HAVING been reqpceed 10 Compare the
original Letters publlihcd as g Rofcdee', Letters
to the PIeiident of the United States, . with
Letter and two Notes acknowledged 20 beia the
hand writing OF John Rnsledse, mcm5es OF Con-
gfeis, on compariion, i am pcIiuadci tuas there
is asong likereis between the letters and ~ords
of the former and the letters and words Of ihs
latter; alrho' the general appearance Of ,Se OIL
ginal Letters ieems TO diicover dsGss IN rae
Sriler OF them 10 conceal bis ufua hand writing.
JOHN SLOCUM.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
Newport. oa. 5.rSoz.

/ HAVE carefully compared the original
Letters, publiihed 10 the Rhode Ilaod Rspub-
lican. as Z" Rutlcdge's Lsriers," with Notes Sc
a Lester written by John Rutiedgc. Rcpreicnta
tive IN Congreis from Sourh CasoIIna. and
perceive yery great ikeneh in sh- lr;tcrs aud
words. SAMUEL ]. POTTER.
Newport, Ottobcr 5th. 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

ment mirror Of vice. Bot il may be exped.
ed that he ~ill follow the example of his cosn.
tryman, John Wood, and declare (shat is zbfo
lutely true) that the public cannon rely upon any
thing that he has ltased. NJ. Ts,k pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
DhPos14zoMs Of f6e Pea-Mgiasy, and
bis HDr2anf.

| JAcoB RIcHARDsos, OF Newport, ia
the fate ot Khode Illaad, pof Matter, Do on
oath declare, thar or or about the "a day Of
AukuR, 1901, in ,he evening, letter was bro't
TO my Office by Girl, who iaid lhe lived with
MIR. Ratlsdgc, and t5as he ient the Ie,er. di-
retied TO the, Proficient nt the United States
which letter sppcafed TO me "a be 10 The haad-
writiog ct John Ru,ledee, member OF Congfsfs.
bot dIiguiied aiio declare, that on on aboas
the 7sh day OF isid ArgUa, IN the esening, sr-
other letter, written 10 The iame difgciied hand,
and diseted TO ,he Pre- efdeDt Of the Unued States,
uas handed by the Gill ~ho brdueht rhe other
letter. mat theie ief,ers we're wrI,teo by John
Rntedse, was convinced, though il WAS diff
cult 10 account for the d,goi(ed manner of writ
ing. ALTO declare, that | am knowing 90 lhc
delivery Of one letter from thc PocGdeni Of the
United States. dirsttcd 10 Nicholas Gc9foy, 70
Chriaopher Ellety, Senalof OF the United States,
by Mr.. Geifroy ard that no other or jse0nI
letter fiom The PssGdent TO Gcffioy was ever
delivered to iaid Ch,ifopher EJsry from my
Office. JACOB RICHARDSON.
Newpors. October sth, 1904.
Neqrtort, II. Ak Newport, on the day
above iaid, jacob Richardfop, the Iu5icribsr 10
the above D:poh,;on, in pcrfon appeared, and
on oath declared the fame 70 be the ruth, before
me, aiS THOMAS PECKHAM,.
Jseiee Of hhe Ptdo.
! JAcoB RICHARDSON, junior, AGaant
PoR. Mailer, on oath depoie and declare, that
examined the Letters mcntiosed in the foregoing
DepoGtion Of The PoR- Mater, aircr their reccp-
,ion in the Poh. Office, and before they were
pot into the mail, and thar they appeared 10 me
TO be in the hand wiiling of John Ruiedge,
Member OF Congrcfs. though difguifed. The
Letters were handed by Mr. Rusledge's Girl.
A letter from shs President of the Unned States,
to Nicholas Gsfftoy, wbicb came in the mail.
~ss delivered to Mr.. EIlery, BY pesniGi,n of
Mr.. Geiftoy. No other lerrer directed to Mr..
GeAfoy. was ever delivered to MIR. EIl-ry, with
in my Knowledge. from the PoR-ORice nor
did ever fee any fuch other or /Sessdettef.
.l JACOB RICHARDSON, jun.
Newport, Oesober ssh, 1904.
J. Nfsppof. IT. At Newport, on the day
above named, Jacob RichardIop. jcn. appeared.
and on oath declared rhc above DepoGlion, by
him fubfcribed, to bc The truth. before
THOMAS PECKHAM,
nst3 Jyaiee Of fbe Pszer.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09


HAVING atten;iveIy examined the ORR
pinas OF two Letters, publilhed in the Rhode.
liland Republican. (dgned Nicholas Gcffroy,
aud Mics Jeafoy,) under the title of 8. Rut
ledgc's Letters 20 the PreGdent of the United
States," and having carefully compared them
| with letters acknowledged 10 have been written
by John Rutledgs, Member Of Congrefs from
South Car oina; am fully of opinion thar the
iaid Letters were written by the faid John Rat
ledge. aud that they are an unfuccefiful attempt
Of the writer TO difguifc his own hand. AndSI
do further declare. that being prefcnt when Mr..
Rntledge's friends came to examine the faid let
tcrs, pains were taken TO point oct to them
isvcraI letters and words which were very yfsen-
larry formed, and which many of them consel.edl
to be cxaAiy fimilsr 10 the fame letters and
words in MIR. Rutledges acknowledged hand
writing mott Of which were exactly iimilas in
every fcrip Of Mr.. Ru,ledge's hand writing pro-.
duced, except in his dtttrre, written after thc
exsmina,ion, and harded TO Mr.. Farnfworn for
publication in which defence, wherever ihole
letters or words occurred, they were written
diffecntly--but in that defence, found words
oftwo. three & four fyllables, which bore more
fffiking refsinbiapcc TO the fame words in the
letters iignsd GefFtoy. than in any other writing
produced. DAVID MELVILLE. jun.
Neqvpe1, Is. AT Newport, on the Gxth
day OF Oetobor. So,, David Melville. jun. ap-
peared. and fwore to the truth of the above De-
pohlion, before THOMAS PECKHAM,
Jgaiee Of THE Peace.
HAVING carefully examined two letters,
directed to the Prefdent Of the United States,
Ggned Nicholas Geifroy, wi,h two others with
the Signature Of John Railedge. found The 6m.
iarity OF hand 70 Rrikinsly alike. that they ap-
pear to have been written by the fame pesion.
SAMUEL VERNON.
Newport, Is. State Of Rhode Ldasl and Pro.
,videnee Piasfafioss.
Be it known, that on this twenty. third
day Of September, 10 the Year one thoufsnd
tight hundsed and fwc-beforc me. Paul M.
Mumford, Public Notary for the county os
Newport, in fad Rate of Rhode ] flaod, legally
elected and engaged. rciidcnt in fad Newporr,
came Samuel Vernon, above named, and made
folemn oath to the truth Of the declsration by
him fgned. PAUL M. MUMFORD.
Public Nsiau.
UPON diligcnt cou,parifou of the hand
writing Of isveral letters written by John Ru,-'
ledge, Membsr of Congrcis for the State of
South Careliua, 9th the originals Of two Let
tiers. lately pubIiihsI in the Rhode. Inand Re-
publican, under the title of I" Rsrledges Let
tsrs to the Psciideat of the United Sta,es". l
have no reafon to doubt thar all the faid Letters
we're written by the fane perfoo.
PAUL M. MUMFORD.
Newport. Oaober $. 1904.
NssoSosf. IT. AT Newport, on the day
above faid, cane Paul NJ. Mumford, fsbfcrber
10 the above opinion. and on oath declared the
famc to be fincercly his opinion, before
| THOMAS PECKHAM,
W Jsaies Of ibs Peace.
I HAVE carefully compared two Letters
rubilhcd in the Rhode Iiland Republican. On.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

on Examination of "Ru,ledges Letters
70 the Prefdrnr of the United States" snd com
PARTON Of them with Letters and Notes Of John
Rutedse. member of Congress, we perceive the
.ereasea fmili,udc Of hand- writing, and that the
former are wri,ren in conarained hand, fuch
as perfon would write who dciircd 20 difeuiie
his own. JAMES PHILLIPS.
SAMUEL G.. CARR, q
tr WILLARD BRIGGS,
WILLIAM GARDNER,
Ne7Dpor. is. October Sth. 1904. Per-
fona'ly appeared. Janes Philips, Samuel c.
Carr. Willard Briggs. and William Gardner.
and being individually fvorn on fuch their
os'ss. depoled. that the above Declaration was
hnccfsly and truly their opinions. before
THOMAS PECKHAM,
Js,9iee Of ibe Peace.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

Gdent Of the United States." with Notes and 4
letter Of John Rutedge. Member Of Ccngrcfs,
and arm of opinion that there is the ffongeR
hmilasity between the hand writing of the faid
I" Rutedge's Letters and the hand-wntting Of
she iaid notes and letter.
JOHN CAHOONE.
Newport. Odobcr s. 1904.
Nezct~LE AT Newport on The day a.
bove fad, in Pcffon came the above named John
Cahoone, and ioemnly fworc that the opinion
above, BY hin fublcribed. is really and truly
his opinion. before
49, THOMAS PECKHAM,
Jssiee Of ibs Peace.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
D1,ou71oxs on tbe Simlfals sfHands.

WE. the Subfcfiber,, being requefed by
Mr.. OLIVER FArHswoKrH, Edilor Of the
Rhode l1And Republican. 10 examine, and COM
pare the original LcsteD, given TO the public in
bis paper of Sept. 8, as q Ru,lsdge's lcttcrs 10
tie Pfeiident Of the United States" with the
hand-writing Of John. Rsi<dge. Representative
in Cong'efs from the STATE Of South Carolina.
do. on our oaths, drpofc and declare, That
having atrentively, and candidly examined faid
original Letters. and carefully compared rhe
hand writing thereof with the hand writing
Of the faid Jobs Rnidge, az exhibited in Letters
written by him, we arc compelled TO believe,
that the hand wIiting of faid original Lener,
and the hand writing of the faid other Letters,
are done by the fame hand.
PAUL MUMFORD.
~ THOMAS PECXHAM,
WALTER NICHOLS,
JOHN GARDNER,
THOMAS ARNOLD,
JOHN PITMAN.
Newport. e. STATE Of Rhode Lqasd and Pre-
zlidsace ,Piauiafios,.
Be il known, that the above fiened ITO
wit) Paul Mumfords I i'homas Peckham, Walter
Nichols, John Gndnes, Thomas Arnold, and
John Pitman, perfonaly appeared. and rcfpec-
lively made folemp GA h to the truth Of the de-
clarstion by them Ggned.
(L.s Before PAUL M. MUMFORD,
Pabhr hsi0y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

WE have carefully compared the Letters.
pobliihed as 1" Rut!edge's bcrters. with Notes
and Letter written ny John Ku'ledge. M;m.
Der of Congrefs and we perceive great ike
neis in both le,ters and words.
THOMAS HOXSlE.
f IOIN IT nsEn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

I HAVE carefully compared two Letters
publilhed in the Rhode Iilaud Republican, "a
der the title Of " Ruusdse's Letters to the Pre-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-13

ing the al. ssppofe then, ne ihculi
introduce, inResd Of their preient repeal
ing law, the following, viz. Whereas
A, B, c, &c. the Gxteen fedora. judges
appointed under the late at of ccngrels
although, they have been commiflorsd
during good behaviour, and have dit.
charged tho duties Of the of6ce with
integrity, ability and honor, yet, We
the Legislature in cong refs sasnhled find.
ing their number &c BE mere than we Judge
neceGary for the administration Of jul.
tice to the good people OF The United
States, ard deen,ing the law under which
they at not the belt peGhIy iyitem that
could be adopted, ard thinking alfo, tia:
the public good requires, TIA. the Judge.
Of the inferior courts ihouid not i.o.d
their offices during good behavior, hus
iheuld hold them at the will Of The leg:i.
latu!c: Be it therefore enacted, &c. tkaf
the fald fifteen federal Judge. ihall he,
and they hereby are removed ard c,f:
charged from their REFLECTIVE Offices AZ
judges, ard lhall not be entitled to anv
compensation or falary after the paa.rr
of this at. This at and preamble would
be in truth only what the repeating act
in its effects intended and will naturaiiy
produce.
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thai
m@derd
innate of the EXpen1eS OF Civil Government, from
he Goth September, 1901, to the 1ft October, 1902
and of the Debts payable.
CT.
General fembl
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$4,000
Slvesexe aooo
Siestran IMPORTED,
IunuHolpt
1896
Petitioners,
Appomatox CanaCo Company
im Swamp 1000
The Guard to $4,000
Completing the Afena and Mandatory of
Arihes and materials Except the 0ol for ea $4,000 $1,000
Pantenday Buildings, 10000
$500
Services Of Clerks of Difna 700
InereRon funded, ago
ID 5000
DNo ie Trehrv for BraiG
'0pr a f Sye Of oaober 1901 " ~ 41 63773
nfavro of eourceo meth Ultimate, 1866
Dollars 5sA765
Resources to meet this Estimate.
% on r ss' ss ''" the year ''' on lands lots 9th" o" 1909 SO
Pmcar'ae
"a" Of Ia, a' % 7a s' see' ' 1901 1890 1890 %
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Resources to meet this Estimate.

Nett Of according taxation for the year 1900,
Surplus on Tobacco exported,
Tax Law Procefs, &c.
Ditto RegiRer's fees,
Calh in the Treaiury the fra OF Caober, 1901,
Arrears Of tax for the year 300.
Arrears of Specie Tax prior the year 1900, amounting
Ditto of Certificate Tax, prior to the fame time,
OF which it is probable will be received only
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For the General Af,embly,
Officers of Government,
Officers of Militia,
Contingent Expentes,
Criminal charges,
Slaves executed,
Slaves transported,
Expenles of Guards,
Lunatic IloGpital,
CommifiioneIs of the Rever
Petitioners,
Appomattox Canal Compan
Difmal Swamp Canal Comp
The Guard to be kept at r
Completing the Arfenal and
Tools,
Artihcers' pay, and material
rying on the Gaid MANI