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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-13
THE SUBSCRIBER,

Intending to Wifi Europeans fun
mer, cfcr. for Sale the HOUSE and LOT
where be ref,!es.
While it is fuppofed that no perfon
will pmchafe without whiting the premfes il
may be mentioned that there are every conve-
nicnt out houlc and well OF excellent water
on the Lot, zone acre)
The fituation proved, during laa
icknels TO be perfectly healthy, combining the
advantages of a Town and Country reGdence.
If wt1hed, a field of about is acres adjoining
the premiles, now in wheat, viii be leafed fox
twelve years,
Alexander Henderfon.
Aprils a4w.
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publtt aen1ue.
On TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY,
/, 10 s'eloct, qoiR be sid al tie ysadss Stare,
Rum IN hog lneads and barrels.
French Bsansly in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
whiRsy and Apple Brandy in Bh.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
coaes in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
Mould and dip'd Candles
Rai6ns N kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Qussns Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, Sc.
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieym.res, Dafiis,
Plains and Kerleys,
Negro Cottons, Ssrses,
Elaaicks, blue Friezes,
> CsImancoes and Rufeis,
Yarn Stockings,
: sshntzes and Csiicoes,
Irilh Linens, Silcia DO.
0fnsbargs and Ticklcnbsrgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'Fs,
Iodia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandsnna Iiandkerchiefs,
Coloared Threads, Hats,
And fundry ether Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLERo
April 3
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April 8
Twenty Dollars Reward.
Runaway from the fubfcriber on Satur


Runaway from the fubfcriber on Satur
a y, the init. an apprentice boy named WaAer
1af'xen, about S feet s orr inches high, he
'o0S away with him, two long coats, one round,
'0cut jacket, blue panssloons, and iome other
e0mcs. Il is expected he has gone to his fathers
nsfinee William County, about thirty miles
y town, near Hoes old mill, on Occaquon
s s'ssk. The above reward will be paid for de-
l'sfirg the fad Walter iYileoxtn to the fubfcri.
- and all reatonab!e charges, provided he is
~ Brought back BY shois who were accsaary to
- iunlns away.
Thomas Prefon.
!. :. | forewarn all Perlous from harboring or
,,-Sl0ylng ban as / viii proleeute them, as far
a'as law will allow. T.P.
apru. IL dot.
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Fer Sale or Rent.

A commemorative story brick house, com
pletely 6pished, situated Water street, be-
tween King and Prince Streets--lmmediate pos
session viii be given. Apply 70
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
Nay. 80, dsf.
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The Subscriber has for Sale,
AT his aore in Union freet, in addition to his
former flock.
1000 bufhels excellent Lllbos
SALT, fuitabe Tor the Gfheries,
- bis. high proof Whikey,
iaoo pounds Smi th6eld Bacon Hams,
500 do. Venifon do.
Excellent Jamaica and ST. Kits Oranges,
L1fbon Lemons by the box or retail,
Large Lime, do.
800 lbs. 'fra quality
CHESHIRE CHEESE,
imported in the fhip U. States,
A few bis. New York P,ppins,
200 punches of0niors,
And few bags Green Cofse.
Abel Willis.
April IL. d
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asages tp auato,!.
On SATURDAY,,


= ,,el9ck, qoill Be- foldzttkr g<aase Stare, en-
: tbt e1rxt. II K'fng Gnd GJaios e,stss,
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
VThiikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin IN calks
Vice in pipes ana quattsz csas
NIolaGes 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in csiks ard bags,
Raihns in kegs and boxes,
Qaesa's Ware, and
ALSO,
Avariety. Of DRY GOODS,
-sMoNe WHICH ARx-
Broad Cloths, Iriih Lincas,
csi6meres, Csiicoes,
Kertrys, Threads,
lCoatines, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bcdticks,
Fezrnaaght, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Costons, Handkerchief,
WofRed and othe, India Cotsons, sEs
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN. d&aissesr.
April
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Thomas Prefton.
lWenty Dollars REGARD.

IWe2ty Dollars Re1UGTd.
Eanaway from the fubfcriber living
Nut ilx miles from ;he town of Alexaudria,
L,sI SUCKY, a iow chonky woman, very
lss'a . Had on brown jacker and petsicoas.
Az. upposei he is lurking abont the town of
c.. aa0dIIa, or fhe may go into Maryland in
NJ County. Whofocvcr takes % the faid
p,s $40 and rcniues him in.aoy Jail so that lhc
WA &c had again. hal receive the above re-
aon ~ and al reafanable charges il brough,
s.,,,, Henry Talbutt,
april 10. St
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BALTIMORE, August IS.

Arrived, schooner Susanna, Bennar, 16
days from New Providence. Sailed st
July. Left no American vessels there.
Spoke lst August, LAT. "a, long. IS, brig
Romulus, captain M'Donall, from New
York, for HAVANA. The Susanna sailed
from New-0rleaas on the 28th of June.
On the 18th JAY, at2 O'Clock in the morn.
ing, struck on Carysfort reef, 80 miles to
the southwark of Cape Florida. where the
schooner remained ill eight the next night
The Providence wreckers came to them
andlightened them so much as to enable the
vessel to float off; from thence they were
obliged to go into New Providence, both
to examine the damage they had received
and to settle with the wreckers, who charg..
Cd for their trouble one half of the ship and
cargo, which was awarded them by the
OF chamber OF commerce, besides charges
The brig Joseph, Hazard, from New
Orleans, for Nsw-York, which sailed win
the Susanna, struck on the reef two days
afterwards, much about the same place,
and was also got off by the wreckerS anu
carried into New.P Providence.
Saw one ship two briggs and schoons'
coming into the Capes after them.
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Ito any particular kind, official or un.ofsc;,,.
but all within the range of the crim;a.,,
code, seem to be fairly included. Bril-.
| rs mentioned as having relation to bre,c5
fef pubic trust. Treason is also ment;o,
ed as one of those prominent acts of pn,
Eof which it IS proper the constitution its.f
tshould take notice. But the last is A of
fence of which public officers and privat,
IcitiEens may alike be the authors, and thu
obligations under which the former are to
refrain from it, are not stronger than thos.
which bind the latter; for the oath of Of.
fee can createn no essential difference. Az.
ter the specification Of these two offences
follows without Limitation other bigb
crimes and n1isdemeanors." Ii is worth
observing, that the language Of tn. consti.
tuition Of The United STATES, upon the sub.
ject Of impeachment, differs from that of
several OF the state constitutions, some Of
which were formed before, and some after
it. That CT our state provides, that the
Govcrnor-and all other civil officers, under
the commonwealth, shall be Liable to i'm.
parchment for any mi8demeanor in of7ce.n
The words in ofsce he. used do not oc-
cur in the constitution of the United States.
In the constitutions of New Hampbire
Massachusetts, New York, Virginia, Ken.
lucky, South Carolina, and Georgia, the
language is to the same effect with
that used in the constitution OF our own
state. 1t rs not conceded that this differ.
ence Of expression would prevent the doc.
tl.ine. con7cnded for, prevailing under those
state constitutions: for other, parts of them
and the spirit and meaning Of the whole
might prevent such conclusion. But !.
lis sufficient TO strengthen the argument.
that under the constitution OF the United
States, no distinction was intended as to
offences that were the Object of iupeach.
ment In four of the state constitutions 70.
ferred to, in which that Of our own state !,
/ included, there is a clause providing for the
removal, otherwise than by Impeachment
of those officers, who cannot be affected bv
the executive. They may be di2laced
upon an address from both houses of the
legislature. # the constitution of the U.
nted States contained similar provision,
an Important class of officers might be con.
veniently gottenr rid of, when their conduct
should deserve it, without calling in the
aid OF the inpeachmg power. But none
such being found there affords strong rea.
son for the enlargement Of this mod. of
prosecution.
| GRAHAM.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IS.

The day on which the schooner General
Green, capt Jones, sailed from Guadaloupe
the crews OF the two New York vessels
lately captured by the French and carried
TO Point Fetre, were to be marched over to
Bassatefre. It was unprecedented that but
few would bea6le TO survive the fatigue and
hardship OF this march. AS pointed in
dignity TO the Americans, they were com.
PEELED to this cruel service, while the Eng.
lish prisoners were transported.
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c. & e r NJ @ N T.
AuguA ls,

THE place where the Rev. Mr.. Davis lately
lived, about four miles from Alexandra, viii
Be leaGed to coed tenant who will keep the
place in good repair, and comply with the terms
Of, the leafc; to fuch a tenant / will le. the
place for fourteen years from January next. The
hcpie, will be Put in good repair for the receipt
on ct careful rerans and none eife need apply.
Any perfon who wifhes to become the tenant
win call on the fubicribcr who wri ihsw the place.
This place IS haadfoaely Gfus,ed, having a
good view of Alexaniria from Inc houfe, and a
very large meadow about Two hundred yards be.
low, excellent well water and ttso COED fpfings,
with an ice hcule and every conyeniencc recelAsy
Cor gentleman farmer. For terms apply to
3. D,slanp.
NJ 3. The dwelling has twelve rooms in it
and two pafagcs,
Shatei's Hill, Aug. II. e4y
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Lands for Sale or Rent.

will either iel or rent my TWO FARMS
in the Hsighboathooi,of F.ejetizkihurg, known
1.-THE names OF Cbxtbam and Clarke. The frf
continuing about eleven hundred acres, on which
there is good MERCfIA Mt MILL, and an
excellent FISHERY. The other {oppofed TO be
about four hundred acres, one hundred of which
are now IN corn, and in good order for towing
wheat. They are both in high fate of cult
walton. In either event, viii d,frofc of a part
of the Negroes Stock, and Houlcaold Fulai-
turc.
Letters dirsaed to me in Alexandria, poa
paid, will be duly attsndsd 70.
ENllIass Htzhugh.
s Augu9 10. Jaw Nv
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Ora TAN.
.--rrzs: @; ~D
NETWORK. Aug. IS.

The ship Little Cornelia, captain Harri.
son, from Rochefort for this port, captured
on the 9th instby the British ship Leander,
and ordered fol Halifax, was re-capaured
on the 9Th, by the captain, mate, and cook,
end has arrived safe at New London. The
recapture, from the prize master and eight
seamen who were put on board, was effect
ed without the loss or injury Of an indiy.
dual.
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Mayor OFFICE,
AuouG 5, 1904.

Augut Q, 1901.
SOMg Of the proprietors of the ground in the
uares com,aeh>nded between 81. Ataph. klns,
Pitt and Cameron ttrects, having neglected 70 hi
No the fame, asreeab'y 10 an order OF the Com
mon Council paGei tbes4 18th day offaosi latt, IN e
Superintendent OF Poiiee is hereby ~rs9aired 70
have that duty pssforusl, at the ex2enee OF the
Corporation, AMI afterwards proceed to rccayer
The amount thsreoffror the14fauirers reEpestivc-
~, 10 the manner Prelsrihed for the recovery OF
other public claus.
May or OF Alexandria.
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FOR SALE.

/ A very likely NEGRO WOMAN, about as
years of age, with her male Guild one year old.
She has been accuaoned TO all kinls of houlc
work, Is foictable leamarefs, and is we'll &C.
quanted with The nuping aud attenaine Of chill.
drcn. Fos ssrms
Applyto the Printer.
Aug. 3. G3 2aw
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public 5aEe.

On Thurfday next, at four o'clock in
she afternoon will B. fold a, the dwelling
houie OF Ms. PUGd, Fairfax &rtes,
A VARIETYOF
Houfehold and Kitchen Furniture,
and iuodry articles Of Groceries.
PhjI.9 G. MayfeIIer.
ABOUT 10.
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ST.. ANDREWS SOCIE / Y.

A axssd quarterly meetieg of the ST. Andrews
81 iesy will be held at Gadby's Hotel, on Tuef
So evening hezIa inf. ar ? o'clock, P. M,
By Order of the PteG1en,.
2. TOOers, Ssc'rg
AupuA 18,
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\ See the argument ofthe managers q
the 'mteaeAmest, IN the case gf 1flEam
BIsRnt.
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Sssiate this dsY.aad vas informed by. tie pref
dent, thar it had been relolyed 10 near MI. Har
Per IN frppart OF the allegations contained in the
petition OF jacob S. Pickering, and the prayer
thereof. The Manager: enquiyed at 1hat point
OF time il was intended that Mr., l5alpsr lhcn,d
be head, and whether this wasa meafure psclimi..
nary TO The trial. The pteGdent OF tie Senate
declared that he could rot undertake 10 explain
The t,io.ations Of the Senate; OUT thar their
ienfs mutt be collected ftomtfs resolutions. siem.'
fesrs Tie Managers then cttefed thefnieives
ready for sy:al, DECLARING shss they were prepared
10 opcn I'll. pfofscution behalf eE the loufe If
Rsssessnta1i,e and tsat the witnenes were
leaay 10 PROVE the fatta charged ia The articles
q lrpesshrnsns. Upon this visar being nlof:es
The i'Feiisent of vsse Seeats aesr,ic corlsdersd ii
b= ,ls F-l,ie Of the Senate, that Mr., Harper
syas ioDc isssrl before the ss:al commenced.
!. Ine Maoagers contld.rei Ills rs an rregn-
lar fer,and aot Jelieving that they ought to DIFF
cuf dry petition pfvfented 10 tie Senate from a
prltoa VINO wasnot party 20 thc Impeachment,
and this, too, before The party charged, although
daily notiisd, had appeared, either in person, or
by attorney, withdrew from the S-narc chamber /:
They vilinot feel thsmf.iyes either boua5 or
authorized 10 APPEAR asaio, until tic Senate lha!
intJrm y!sem, TIA, t.ey are prenared to proceed
in the ttl4i. unlals lI:ecalIy dacased by his
houi. =
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Congress Of tba GsnlteD sstatss.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tuesday, NGrch6.
Ia1pEAcHMENT.

Mr.. Aicholsan, from the Managers appointed
. suppofs Inc articles Of Iu,psachmctt agains.
John Pirkerng maze the following report:
(" Thar on Friday, the second Of March, the
Managers, asreeabiy 10 tie Directions Of the
h'use, appeared al The bar of The Senate, to sup
pe;t the SAID articles OF is,pcachuien;, when John
1'asSenas was three times solealnIy called, bnt
~ not answer, or appear either ii person or by
',uNsei' The President Of the Senate then stat
8, ,,' Ia' he had receiyeda letter, signed r. G..
D. accompanying petition signed Jacob s..
SAc'inS, who called himself the son of the party
.u"Ssd. The PETITION being read, il was found
" .O0ia'n statement of variety Of matter,
saasu'a'iy TIE insanity cfjudse P,ckering, up
g. '"'Sa fac prayer Of the petition was founded
pos'Ponenent OF the trial TO some future
81 NJ. Hnpsr was called TO The bar Of the
nc entered, and stared that he wished it
CO., - 'is'oety understood, that he did not ap-
s'a' the bar Of the Senate, as counci! for Iobn
-, ,'s'i0s' ION whcm he bad received no ausho
,a9. ~ iaaS parpose but sha5 h.s obiea vas 70
ca s, : TIE iacts cossarSd in the petition Of Ia.
:, :. - l'cSenng, the prayer thereof.
D., iila'e was fhors pauie--shcn Mr.. Har.
p.,,a '0's again, ard enquired, whetil,f is ap.
a. Ns 10 Import of the petition would be con-
coaor ~ SS Inc appearance of John Pickering, by.
h. n.r h P,sh lent Of The Senate anfwered.
No, bts'ua'Sd, thai Mr.. Harpcr's appearance would
elmo s ~ as the aPPsaraase OF J3hn Pick
ID, me, .n1 Managers, ua.leT shsfs circunaances.
b.in, ba, boaad to ofj~a 10 MIR. HarPcs's
soop y ''sAta IN any otf-r caPsci;y than al
sodh,;.o 'F 'a- party who wa iraeeaehed !:
ton S'y .ita'ed their Is@!oas ior tbs obiec.
where !. ' o'aa'r w''hisrw 10 pr:va,e eA.rab4r
II, NJ. : p'eia'a:d TIC qa.aion was DEBATED
Ss S5&.a apfsat.,s a /. skc oar Of TIC
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F0k SALE,
A TRACT OF LAND

formerly the properly Of Than Ksith, lying in
the county of Fauquicr, adjoining The merchant
mill lately purchafed Of Nathan Matthew b. Ren-
ry d. Hooe, containing by deed $50 acres, aboue
eight miles from the Court HouGe, and is tho's
by good judges, ip point of fertility, inferior TO
no land 10 the county III we'll watered, abounds
in fine low grounds; has on il a tolcrabe dwell.
ling houfe, a fmali orchard, a Efficiency of tin.
Der and lays we'll
Alto, one other Traa, about ten
miles above the Coutt Houfe, containing about
900 acres; lying upon Carriers Run, near the
main read leading to WineheGer. This land is
we'll wsfcred, has many advantages attached to
it; fueh as country mills, &c.--about ote hslf
IN woods, and is conGdered as excellent for crop
ing, being ane for either wheat, corn to5acco.>
L. Anton.
Fauquier Court Houfe,
Feb. III. d4w
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IA the cite, and f,.caks in his favor % tie ma.
gilrates, who ak his name. The fact however
is proved, and the book produced, and handed
to the juftiee, who very grayely adnonifhes hm
for bis fault, an; enquiries how he could have the
audaci.y 10 write lis. name on The tits page
Dick is fiji shore amazed, slls 10 lcck at il.
finds lis own crea ;lle the cover. and the book
TO be One OF his fcr; ahufes the boqblsiirr, who
now runs eff in his turn, leaving D.ck in quiet
PETITION Of his ODD volame Of pcreg5ihc Pickle /;
D.4k laughs, puts the. book in his po~ke', aaa
is very glad to come CT % well.
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4 HINT FOR 4 RICH MN
FROM PLuTAEcH)

tFRoM PLurAFcH)
q NlbGt yGal do 5<eanis T5ave no roam zobs,e
10 bTlo7o NY fruits '''-St. LIKE, ehcp. XII,
Vs,. II.
What do! Why, if thy barns are grown tee
FINAL,
Save the cxpence of baildirg more,
And lodge he futp!us OF lhy ifose
Within the novels Q; the poor;
Nike w;d,ws hands thy trsafpry.
Let Or rs mouths by coiiti. be,
Ard in a Iinleawh : thau'it lie
large 'a'erea in thy puric wi'h principal AMI
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insJrm Js!e'a, that fGey are prepared 70 proceed
in the ttl4i, unlcfs fl:ec:alIy dacSssd Dy his
houi.'
Massacres, at Aur-Gayes--E'rom the NrzO-
9ork Gazette e the .5h insf.
CAPTAIN Fairchild, who arrived here yes
terday from Aux-Cayes, gives us most
distressing account Of the situation of that
place. Pie informs that the most hosrid
massacres were going Oh at Aux-Cayes; a
few nights before he sailed, most of the
whites Of that place were PUG to death.--.
Mr.. M'Fnrosh, a citizen of the United
States, M. Cunningham and Mr.. Carter,
merchants Of that place, who do business
for Americans at Aux-Cayes, and two Or
three others, fortunately escaped, they
having thrown themselves under the pro-
lection OF the commanderin chief Cauchois.
Captain Farchild brought out five French
passengers, whom he picked up at sea be-
tween three and four leagues. from land,
and who made their escape from Aux
Cages in an open boat during the massacre
at that place. 4 stagnation of business
took placeimmediately after the commence
ment of the massacre.
Captain Fairchild further informs, that
the magazine at Port-Republican was said
to have been blown up, and that great
number ofpeople were destroyed in the ex-
plosion-snd It was said that the blacks
suspected the whites to have been the lnsti-
gators of Shortly after this event. all
the whites, except SIX, and all but three or
four at the Cape, were massacred.
From Mr.. Gallatin's reportto Congress,
the 25th January, 1904, it appears that the
domestic articles of export from the United
States for one year, ending the soth Sep
TENDER, 1908, amount to
Dollars 42,2o5,961
1es,,.. : 1,s."'. 7,.s',.s7 s 81 f;s !; !;
.. ! a...~,,1 $4,000 rs 5 Is: :: +
or 1-1oth part of the whole exports Of the
United States, and exceeding the total ex-
ports Of the states of Pennsylvania and Ma
ryland Individually, viz:
Pennsylvania, Dolls. 4,o21; 214
Maryland, 3,8s8,396
9uere. If Richmond exports without
bank accommodation, 4-7ths Of Virginia,
and 1-1oth of the United States. What
extent may reasonably be calculated upon
with an additional capital of 4,ooO,oOo dol
lars from the bank of Virginia.
Captain Williams who Arrived at Salem
Wednesday the 22t alt, from Mogadnre, has
been one of the principal fufsrers in consequence
Of ,he late mpora.y hoaSity between the EN- /.
peror Of Morocco ard the United States. On
the 9Th September an order was received ar Ms
gadorc Is detain his vehel and impIifon him;
which was Immediately executed, and captain
w remained III prison ~ days when he was fet
at liberty, ard lis veael and cargo referred, in
conf qaence ofthe vigorous conduct of commodore
Prenahlr ; of whole refolute proceeding ic the
d,ipo6tion his fquadron, and in his negotiation
with the emperor he has given faccinct clear
account, according in fabaance with the official
account already publlhed.
The BANK OF THE UNITED STATES are
organizing BRANCH, to be established in
the city of NEv-ORLEAss.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,
ARRIVED,
s,ar. Young lion, Luckc,t. Jamaica
Ma.hew & Mary, Meor, Baltimore
CLEARED,
s, - Fcsaonog. Saith, GhafltaoD
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

ARRIVED,
s,as. Young lion, Luckesf. Jamaica
Mathew & Mary, Moor, Baltimore
CLEARED,
s, - Foaaoov. SAITH, GharltaoD
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a1,rz,,urla pailp aDusrttSsr.
SATURDAY, March 10.
IMPEACHMENT.

a. wednesday amessage was commit
- s.dto the House OF Representatives,
nls ,;ng that me Court of Impeachments
'ss' ~ 6e ready to proceed TO the trial Of the
"O :ass Of Impeachment against John Pick
a al;sr a IL O'Clock that days.
si's7 nootion was made about that hour IN
!. House, lcaaing to an adjournment,
~ s;cb was superseded by the statement Of
W. Nicholson, that the Managers had in-
.;msted to the Senate, that as the House
e Representatives. were engaged in COM
~;rtes Of the whole, the Managers could
n s attend the court that day; whereupon
~ rourt adiournedto the next day.
Yesterday at 10 O'Clock, the court was
.ra,n opened, when the managers repaired
The Senate chamber.
Mr.. Early, one of the managers, open
the trial; and after few preliminary
marks, proceeded to support the facts
forth in the articles ofimpeachment by
arous dispositions in writing, aud witness
8 oraly examined after making some
roqress in the testimony, Mr.. Nicholson
|eIieved Mr. Eailv, when about 5 O'Clock
M. Nicholson informed the court that the
managers had closed the testimony on be-
|half Of the House of Representatives );
|ahereupon the courtadjourned till this day
|!Friday at - o'clock.
(Nat. Mt.)
i The reader zv;N recoLlect that on Tues
dp the cart, after hearing M. Harper in
susbort Of the petition ct 9. Pickering,
|adsurasd to the next day. We understand
previous to The ABOVE decision to proceed TO
/ ctrial Of the articles of impeachment, a
|Gnrsitg of opinion sa5sisred as to the made
\ sfbrocsdare. The general opinion out Of
! d,ars s1as, that after agreeing 10 hear mr..
Harper, IN sa9bortof The petition Of Jacob
/ 5. Pckying, the court 7g0uld before they
preceded to try The articles q imbsach-
Emsat in the first instance decide on the
|pstitiaa, 0iz. zvaether they zu0uld postpone
tbs trial on tae ground q the alledgea itsa-
EWty Of fudge Pickering. No decision,
Et9pruer, ne learn, has been made on the
prayer Of the petition. The 01ly decision
entered into 7vas that they you'd proceed
t0ths triaI--This decision zvzs MADE BY a
Considerable myority ascertained by Teas
and Nays.
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