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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
NAT. 1ntsl.)
From The Wasbmgton FederaAia.
Georpe-Te4Un, Feb. r.

oe0'Yf-1 e'LDH3 1eC. s.
Yeferdsy the Ssase paHed By the ca
pitol, on its way TO The City OF Baltimore,
containing among other psdeagers, The
Wasbmgton,an recalled, the JTfvs9nian
re- afpoi1fed amDafador, 10 span, Is
France, TO Barafaria. ana to God knows
where eiie-the Spes alima-the ae1nifr
hope Of our friends on the wetern hde Of
the AlIegany. When oh !, horrible TO be
RELAXED Ian omen more d,re'ul than he
hnifer fish, OF Crow or . Raven -
they had not proceeded one mile iron
Stelie's Hotel, when de Wheels of de Stage
where iopped and alas 70 mify, 10
broken, fo treafbero3s was the ground, no
efforts, which could be made were iahici-
ear TO procure either Progeaige or retro
greiiye movemln.. II is iacredly beiiev-
ed that neither the P5efdent, who now is,
nor The Braddock's field Secretary, who
once was, had any lhare in this iioppage
of dc Wheels OF de Stage, whatever any
wicked Federaifi may with TO iuggett.
Au contraire, it is verify believed thar
they 70 .nnch dread certain nteiiue com
motione, and oppugnations to govern
mental delays, which may pohibly take
place ULTRA MoNTEs, that they would,
notwithstanding their principles Of Gco-
NoM7, have lagilhed large portion Of
Oil upon de Wheels, 10 have procured an
acceeralion OF their rotation.
There is much reafon 10 believe this IN
aulpicious event hath been brought about
through rhe vile Vaccinations OF the Fe-
deialiits. lit could be fixed npon the
Judiciary, never could be more fortu-
nate opportunity 70 rid our country of
that ariaocraticai junto as congrefs be.
ing now in fefion, might Immediately i'm
peach them. Any information tending o
efablilh fuch charge will be thankfully
received, and as Dennifon and Cheetham,
when they adveltiied on an occaiion fome-
what fimilar, faid. /" the ntmolt Houor and
Secrecy may be relied on"
N. B. Luther Martin arrived, an
hour and half after tie fatal caraarophe,
at the very fpot where the company, in
GLIDING the ambanador, were cooling heir
heels under the roof Of an open barn It
is fnbnlitted to the discriminating iagaci-
ty OF the fage Of Clonnel, who miaook
an invitation to goal, for an invitation to
dine with Sir Iohn Shore, and 10 the To-
gicsl acumen Of Friar Bacon, whetf er The
preience of this Arch FederaliG, uight nor
by fome retro. fpetsive, retroactive irau-
ence, have produced II at intruhve deicen
fon of the Gnifer laternal Rotatories into
the ;nfpidased, adjective terraqueous feb
tratum, which IN 70 unfortunate man
ner, fuipended and oPpugnated ore Of
the mott important meaiures OF ouf gov
eminent.
MOMUS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19

ff.a
brn'Ib hen fully proved mali theie things
3 - peyer yet Iound. wanting.
400 '' ~ av;Jasm of The choice IS pan
:, what viii probably be the Jafe;ls
f''ps ,n;llioo (? Ii BooapaTte expects inc
a...ssl ofhoitiIities on The continent ns s
rs =, = II no hurry TO take palenlon OF
wa esdrd province. He vii DC cautious
"a lsr he diiipa:es his ifrepSth BY iuch
1's !. rxeeii5.oos, when his oojest IS 70
aa s !, sea.nts a Eagle nation, or when
l's' COMBINATIONS are torming 10 limit AMI
~ Is, Il, ambitious project. Still more
:. ,,,o.s will he be under luch circumitan-
60 ~, be invites new alliances agalnit
s.ai.If by qockenmg fsnfe Of common
s.1ser. Ii is poilioie, there;ore, Thar an
s s,,sensnl may be made with our MINI
., hr q yaiuabe confederation not to-
u wha, the policy of France would for-
~ In The rnesn time he vii never for
:. her ulaos, though fhe is fomctlmes ob-
sso,s and often chooies TO delay them
,r9m motives OF greater future advantage.
4 : compromilr ihould be made for the
s,e navigation of the MifiGippi fora few.
years, ill the form Of another presidential
.l.4ion IS over blown, fill it would be
,.c,embered ia the councils of France thar
,s.rs was an extenGve and turtle province
beyond the M,fifippi, which would give
,bsm footing in rhe new world with the
mof,es of extending their empire to the
N0ub. the South and the EAT. And
,hsr the experience oftwo centuries, and
particularly ofthe la2 ten years, 1t IS 100
Iue to fay that pretences vii. nor be found
70 cover any violation of faith, any degree
Of iniuaice, or any fheme OF ambition.
Bsides they viii not be delicate abouf the
plauability If pretences theft will grow
aimfy and infulting in proportion TO their
power TO enforce the wrong.
Should France. however, think It ex-.
pcdiens TO take immediate Pofeiiion, il is
more than probable that all Ieitrietlons
will be taken eff, and all fears of their
future iupoGtion foothed with projections
Of amiry. Spain is nothing but pro-
vince of France, politically fpesking, and
her government a mere viceroyihip OF the
ors,r marion. The nteafurcs at NewOr-
leans may have been directed by Bona
psrte he may have cbolen to uie the
Spauiards as The inaruments of his policy;
to make his own reception popular by
grac'oyG undoing what he himielt had
commanded TO be done. While the welt
en- people are finarting with injuries and
loa:s, they viii be difpofed to receive as
a favor from France, what they would
have demanded as a rIgbt from Spain
Nay, Bonaparte,, may go fo far in his
kinduels, as to chaitife the Spaniards for
worrying and inluiting US; though he
had let them on, and they dared not diff
obey.
In any event, Mr.. Munroe will be able
TO recruit his exhauasd finances. He had
jua walked out of eihce, and was ready
TO feIve his friends 10 The line OF his pro-
fsfiOn. With nme tboafand dollars our
fit, and the fame fun for ialary, he may
perhaps make fome profitable fpecula.ions
IN hOuies, chateaus and palaces.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
/ no D0JJ4r5 ke10Ird.

I'd AN AWAY from the fubleriber, the
~ I4,h init. black Woman, nanlM
H A N N A H,
the property of Alexander Baimain. She
is about S feet in height. and has cut
in her right arm below her elbow:
Had on, when The eloped, blue coating
Jacket and pesficoat, with fome other ar
;icles not recoleeted. | expect lhe is
lurking about her matters pennies, who
lives ABOUT s miles from town, on the
Newgate road. The above reward, with
ali resfonable charges, will be paid on
hcr deiiyty to
THOMAS RICHARDS.
Feb. 70. &
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
THE FOLLY OF 4THE{SM.
AN ODE BY DR.. DARWIN.

AN ODE BY DR.. DARWIN.
IAN jsayfany and zvouaerfal, mad"
DULL a left could giddy dance
Ota,ons awlefs hurled,
Conttrutr 70 wonderful, 70 wife.
SO harmonized word:
Why do NOT Arabs driving fands,
The lporfot every RoIm,
Fair freighted fleets, The child of chance,
Or gorgeous temples form?
Prefump uous wretch thyfelf furvey,
That e1rr fabric ican.;
Tell me from whence tn immortal duff,
The god, The reptile mar
Where wait thou, when this pop'lous earth
From chaos burit us way,
When ssrs exul,iog fang the morn,
And haiFd the new born day !?
What, when the embryo tPsck OF HE,
The miniature Of man,
Noried in The womb, rs fender form
To itrerch AMI lwell began?
Say, didR thou warp the fibre wool
Or mould the lentiens brain?
Thy fingers l5e,ch the living nerve.
Or fill the purple vein
Dida thou then BID the bounding heart
Its endIeis toll begin
Or ciothe in neih he hartnlIg bone,
Oh weave the hlken ik.n /?
Who BIDS the babe, to- catch the breeze,
Expand his painting breaa
Aud with impatient hands, untaught,
The milky riIl arref J?
Or who with urextinguifh d love
The mothers bo(om wan
Along the rugged paths u lite
TO bear it in her arms
A God. a Gid the wide earthihouts,
A God the heavens reply
He moulded in his palm the world,
And hung it TO the Ky.
Let US make man with beauty clad,
And health 10 every vein;
And rea(on thron'd upon his brow,
Stepd forth msjefic man.
Around he turns his wond'ring eyes,
All Natures works iurveys;
Admires the earth; the fixes himfelfs
Ard tries his tongue in piaife.
Ye hills and wales! We meads and woods.
Bright iun and glittering ftars!
Fair creatures, tell me, if you can,
From whence and what / am 81
What parent power, all great and good,
Do thele around me own;
Tell me, Creation, tell me how
T'adore the vaa Unknown;
.Aceordiag TO his M, S. COPY
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
aleranoria Gonerttser.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Ie.

oAIVRDAI, T EBRUARY IQ.
Married, on Thunday evening, by the
Rev. MIR. Eaton, Mr.. SAMUEL JEF-
FREY, to Mifs SALLY MAHoNy, both of
this place.
frtraF tram eiireHlar letter zvri.ten BY
Mr. { Bnea, to tie Amerieaa Con(als,
dated dlgiers, I5tb Odobe,, 1907.
/" % The 9th init. arrived here from
inpOli in IS days, Captain Morris and
View. AT Tripoli the Deans, Batayians
and Swedes have lecured their peace.
). !" There are tx fail of Tripoline cor
,aii' TO the wefward of Malta, and four
~ OF large corfairs were fitting for Tea in
Uaer 10 iearch for Americans and ii is
Wandered, if they meet a Leyam wind,
@s iaid Corfairs will puth our of the
''slshts, where they kpow our yeilels
nave no convoy In comequence all maj
us and citizens Of the United States con-
S'osd, are to guard againa the threatened
Sanser they will run, in being met by
.' J, Of T,poli. TripoIi is at peace
sna Portugal"
1.l5aa from letter written by Thos.
S,'man. Eiq. TO the American Con-
NJ at Malaga, dated Almeria, 2o,h
: Al ek9'eis has juf come 10 from the
-'' OF sesa, to our government, ad-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
amltnerfarp aGenlblp,


THE Gentlemen Of Alexan-
dria and its vicinity are relpect
fully informed, that an Allembly
will be given at Gadiby's Hotel,
on the ed infant, in commence
ration Of the Nativity Of Walh-
lngton.
az Tickets to be had at the
Bar.
G: DENEALE, Mssaee,..
w. NEW ION,
]. c. HERBERT, }
February rs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
For Sale,

Some likely Cattle, Mules and
Colts, iikewile iome valuable Negroes.
Apply 10
STEPHEN CAYWOOD,
Motley Hall.
Feb. 10. za* i9M
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19

This however is not all is fhfewdly
fofpe,ted that Monroe having drawn al
ready an outfit for Spain, will next receive
an outfit tor France, and then al, ouths
or lpndo,.
If i-oirqucnt events fhould bfi g he.e
three outiels abou will jones 10y it's
not q a'oaey uaki4g lob? Oh! Monroe
now saai,s mnft rhou want pop, when
thy waiIne!t friends beJake thrnlelves 70
layh blundtrs rotupport thee. " hen hey
muf ieize on fuch PARADOX as 10 prove
ny diintereited and fatriotie sa,ifers,
rom The acceptance CT the molt oppof-
timely pecaniaTy appointment which a
lucky minilter ever eli heir 10.
A SUBSCRIBER.
}gasb. Fed.J
On Wednefday Mr.. Rgls made another
fpeech in the Senate on the mratures re-
Gently pudJed al New Oeleans. IL this
lpeech Mr. Rots uadsrsook, at cenhaera-
ole iepgsh TO proye the policy OF 'mmeai-
a'ely taking poavfion q New Orleans
and concluded oy moving reiolorions, au-
ihorihng the Prefaent 10 take New
Ofleans-authoriling a drsf, OF 10000
militia and spproPriatiog FIVE ni.ilon Q!
dollars.
The Senate ordered the relolutions to
be printed, and poAponed their conGdera-
ZION till Monday next.
Nat. Incl
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26

iummcr, for threatening Upon Certain con-
ditions, TO put the publiihers of this paper
faRenty 10 death He has recently been
appointed frIvate fccretary TO the prehdent;
an appointment which neither makes him
respectable, nor tends to makeMr Jeherton the
more 10. Colonel Harvey, the young fecre-
tary's father, had been referred 10, as an evi-
dence of che itory Of the p4jfe-Saar'd tender"
Perhaps this appointment was defigned as
kind of min; to the family; that they fhould
ipeak as feldom as polfblc of this boaora5ic
sraniacton. n. 3. CongrciS have juh now
entruited Mr.. Jef'erfon with two millions
OF dollars, for which ne is not 70 give ar ac-
count; or, what comes to the fame thing, he
gives only iuch an account, as he plea(es. If
the private Eecreeary's grandfather had been
IN Congrets, when this grant was propofea,
ne would not have voted for Jingle flilline
OF it.
We return TO the commiihcners. lis of
the highett cunfequenCe to mark their mea-
lures; becauie thisleads dire5aly TO ditco-
very ct the principles, or rather of the pro-
je6{s Of the PRECEDENT himfelf. Thofe men men
cannot, perhaps, like Paine, or the writer of
1S< FrslPetl, produce in Mr.. JeHerfon's
own hand writing, letter thanking them
FOR their uieful labours. But, when the
cifcumitances are combined, no mortal can
iiuppoie that they would, or thar they dura
have moved itep forward in this hiob
road of infamy, without his expected appro-
baton.
George Hay is more than fulpeaed as the
father OF this plot; of plot, which can ierye
nd purpoie, but to break up the bonds of TO-
ciery, and embttcr the malcyolence OF faction.
An honeit man would bluGh 10 he the author
OF 70 much mitchell Yea He would rooner
be knocked on the head WITH txykeyf
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
ANSWER
TO THE ABOVE

his IS all which the Examiner fave -
fwer 70 tie Recorder of Taft SATURDAY, w.
compliment him on the dcxteritv Of he t,o1s
IN which he has attempted TO retras, c.
the queftion of the divifion of ,be ,yarIs
Zen OF the ableh men in America ro,,d 49,
If they had e{a65ed thar qoif,. have ND
better defence; and as Mr.. ZONES has L. r.
pacihc TO US, we ihall be as tender as ,oa;bI.
to him. Poin'ie
MS point being fettled, we beg leave to
,o"i'i'u sne Examiner that it has hitherto
oeeh the cuitom for all the white houfekeen-
efS 10 give their votes. No fcrutipv was
ever mace OF what they were worth. As for
the number OF iufragcS at an election for tbe
common nall, this has always been WspaEy
F""@Htf<A' great number of votes ,,,on
e1Ih noe nave been given by perlons, vino
Laa' IN re~iIty, nc title to vote. To th;s
article 3. there is iubioincd copy Of the as
OF + %nrmoiy' which authorizes the inhabitants
OF Richmond TO cbufe common hall, Herco
appears that no man is entitled n vot.
hundred bonnds. " . "'''" q"
by this itandard, the citizens of the Rr;cv
70" ware are willing that the suction fhall
DC tried Mr. Jones lays that, in the Rr; -.
many "lalSs are clerks or iournevrnep
Ian any body believe, or has anv mort .'i
the hardness to fay that he believes tb 1,t
LrL' IS r1psr agUerfo the queRion brfs2e ntp
l ne Shoeko-hiiI ward has an burdyed ~ "a
forty INK white taxables; the Brict.r s,,u
t ,92nS hunered and fxty. OF thetc lat,er
f3|[f bDra'ed and f1arfeen muR ei,ber be
Cisfks or Journeymen, in order 90 bring dow,
ele nnmoer OF voters to level With the
Shocke-hlil ward. This alto goes on the the
is1,PP9ition that every white male snan
oaoGk@,hlll has a ,!gbf NJ Glgrors. R fIns
"noIc tory IS ridiculous. In everv a.
ana ie7iej in which the bufneis can be- ~
tented, the Brick-Row has fGueriorit1 = IS
az lsaf' t5ree to oae oycy Shockos-biIi AZ
attempt to vindicate the cornmi6inners r c,r
iefyc only TO plunge them deeper and JseI r'.'
N t3e qgagmlrc Of detection and difTro C.''-'
Of the hundred and forty q tsy,l1.
,w3te Inhabitants of Shockn-3;,l ,a,e .sN@ !;
oeheve6 that at leaf one half arc no, ,2o :. -
an hundred pounds piece. With tbe "" w.
. IT EoTE.
l ne colonel IS fon in law to Mr. g.
briel Jones. W.T. va
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
FROM THE EXAMINER.

The committee who arranged this cltv in
TO wards, have experienced the uiilal nort;n,
OF oeniure and eatumny, which federaliffs
oeitow upon every aet of their political OPP
PonenfS. 1t IS laid chat N1adiion ward Is
5wIce as large as Monroe: and to Cupport
ms ailertion' we are referred re the number
OF mares above iiXteen years OF age. Let be
recoiiected, that, at preient, mott of our
We%ltlief merchants and mechanics, refide
ID 11&oiion ward: chat many of the former
employ three or four clerks, and iorne of the
ia5teF' TX or eight journeymen, few of whom
nave votes | his adventtious population IS
not the itandard by which we fhould be go-
VeFned; 1t Is the number of tenements, tire
number OF iufrages in each ward, which
ihould regulate our opinions as TO the sr-
Fangenent made by the committee.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26

cepsion OF fnall'number OF wealthy, OK gen
tec families, tic people in this pars of the
city are fuppoed to he in general the peorsR
OF all the inhabitants Of Richmond. Bv re-
ioTt'ng to the reel rig6s Of jhGrage, and the
teit OF on hasdtea pssads soortb Of propeyty,
Wr. Jones "lR not make better of his
caute. Very bad asi, is already, he will on
" make It 4 great deal worfe.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
ACT OF ASSEMBLY, REFERRED
TO, IN THE ABOVE OBSERVATIONS


Be it enacted BY the general aGemblv.
that the town of Richmond, bounded &C,
cording to direction OF the a5t entitled an
act for eitabiihing towns at Rocky Bridge,
Giouceiter court houie, and Tay!ors ware
y houie, and for other purpoies therein men.
" toned, ihall be filled the city Of Ricbmond
And, on the hrR Tuelday in July, in the pre-
lent, and the fame day in every third wear
afterwards, the freeholders oflots within the
ia'd city, whether improved or not, and whe-
ther iuch freeholders relide therein or not
and the houfckeepers and inhabitants of Gaj
city, who fhall have refded therein AZ aag
time, FOR the fpace of three months, w,tbo6t
the intermfion of one twelve months ,sod,
poiieiS IN their own right, within the iarne'
movable or immoyeable property,,o tie yol5s
q 'ns bnHdrfd pou'Gs, fhall meet at the cour+
hoqie now uied as court h6ute of the couatv
OF Henrico, or at fuoh place as ihall by law he
hereafter appointed, and fhall then, and there.
eject by ballot twelve fit and able men benz
ffeeholders and Inhabitants of the laid c;rSs'
Who,or major part thereof, (hall on the fame
iecond day thereafter, between the hours of
eiget and twelve l.. the forenoon, publickl,,
elect from themielves> by ballot, one ra,I:n,
70 act as mayor, one as recoIde and fv.
Others as aldermen, few Others TO e,a -
common council"
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-26
n FEW QUERIES
rS'H l re RICHMOND DEMOS.
{ |0"ff@Asa /r0m Azyq W,edaejday', R,cosJ,..

~" ''1| " e9RJ@a2'S Rec0fde,)
W'ti',~----atitshead,an and Lewis FJ.r,.,,
al KS ra'l' more brutal rape on the c6affvof
pubic confidence, more coateropt,o"s ~ ~
lI re non more eternal extinction Of all kinds
- D.t pups cear4e'er, more impudent fark
R aked act OF treaehcry than this falsi6ed i;
viii, yilon Of The city, no eve bath seo, a. w.
ca g; natfl heard, neither hath it entered i,lI,
the heart Of man to conceive - '''''
It IS remarkable that, out ofthefc Eve com
, H tonr arc under tho immediate inag-
ssce OF Thomas JcfFerion, or Of his cle,
tfres.-------- is led BY the nofe bv MI ICc,"L
scott, the feder4l MARTIAL Major D1yaI r. !.
one OF the federal commi1foners under rhe
bankrupt law. Mr.. Jones print, the ~, 90.
Or o. Congress IN his Examine, the loie and
ihab6y reward, which Tefcr.on has conceded
O. ms iaboucs Another Of then is the oranJ
ion Of that fame Gabriel Zones, who n ,|i,o
e 6 var. Jeferion with murder. This hope
'"i youth was bound over TO the pee Ia
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CARD

p tBs Ken. tie CL5z9r " eysr1 Psrjl7.
Esn and den0miaaiisa) i lie State o
Meg1cbat25.
TN order II aftertain tie number ot
the Deafsnd Dumb, IA this Common
wealth, (the Gate, and practicable in
provemenr of whof- condition, have
lately very greatly excited the attention
of the world rslay benevolent char.
a6ers are deirou5 that authentic re
turns Of the individuals III Int Pre4i-a.
r,,nt. ofevsry lowntHP, Parilh, congre-
CATION. or community in MailachaEttts,
might be tranfmitteL 10 the capital, BY
ghe refpe4ive mniters, fpeciiyiag the
namet, jt:, aye. rsfdsnes, AMI circumtan-
ces Of each deaf and d4aJ perlon.
Anl as The motive Is the probabi'i
Of eventually g ''frono:izg TIE cagt Of bu.
maniiy md 0ltvigtfgg iJ miisrief," it ad.
m.ts 4 e Of doubt that every geDtle-
man Of tie nioiary win readily concur
therein They are therefore with con.
f3eace) reli7eafclIy loiicited, to fend,
As f1on Is conreaienf opportunities may
occur, ,qpi.57pf b3fqgs or sxpssit,as P1rtieu
lzr as Gay BE-, Of fuch desf an4 dumb,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20
house cF EEiREsENTATIDES.


THURS DAY. JUNE p.
x Phi ioo of 7. Holland a3d Others,
f'r ,h- Incorporation of Holmaatovu-
~ CItlue ana T5roblcor, for certain
w l-r, t1 b- ql.rrej-.of II. L-w. y,
for he end 1wm-nt Of ap 4cAIemy-ot
;, Wilton ll others, for lie i corpora
tan ot th= piH1'au.n WI Little River
Of Arthur u Given ana Others. .L4t
The planr1ii.n q. Wlles may be iGcor.
a.1d-vc-e -onnmitrl
x Sou hgle aud o.he-s-D. Cony
and o,h-r,-ni ID, "a parih il Port
la0I-htl leave tI oring IN 1iils.
"a 5iu to eJI Ilh gam mar fchool
in Au-ljt va, ne sati,eL.
NJ ars. P,,ler. Rice and FoG-r, we've
appointed ccmmi ce NJ corGJer The
propi -.y of altering the militia law, n
t'' as relaea 10 ,he p4y Of certain Of
iccr,
MeTs ailips, Dana, Taft, Mon
,aEue and J4cklon, with fu1h as TIE
Hon. oen'te ayjai1, were appointed
a com nif e- n c,nGje- t,4 expe 'e-ry
w adIt=lIin5 the % ,vcrnor and Council
t'r removing from oiIice floh Of The
JuIliccs ot th- 8upreme judi ial Court,
anI Courts of Common Pleas, within
his Commonwealth, as may Be d;r
qualified by ag-, dilbility or otherwile,
70 all lho.- Offices and to report whe
tber any proviG1n ought to Re made
icr 'h1!e who have beca a long time en-
Poyed in the public lervice, whole de
llinl. Z years and l-.bl: health demand
retirement.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
McGrs. Baldwin, Walker and Fitz,
were appointed committee to conGder
the expediency OF taking meafures to
prevent the deAru6tirn of wild pidgeons.
The VAughan8own Incorporation bill,
paaed 10 Be enadec.
A bill TO incorporate the plantation
of Ad jiGon, into towo, by the name
of Temple, was read, and Saturday
aaigned for the 81 reading.
The bill authorizing the fale of fchool
lands in Newglouceler, was paGed to
be engrofed.
A bill for Incorporating a fociety By
the name Of the Bapult religious fociety
ia Warren, Cuihing and st. George,
was read, and Wednefday aHigued Tor
the I'd reading.