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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

From tie Re9nlAean fcrnt
Ma. PRINTER,
June 6, 1894

fN~'ANtffS
Ma. Painter,
The wits and t.c wifeacres among the feIe-
raliits who have amuled thehiclves 10 long with
MIR. Jcherion's salt Mountain in Lou.ians, fem
to have worn out this topic OF ridicule without
having YET dlicovered any other equally fertile of
" cups and cranks and federal wies." am
iftry for IT ihey certainly contuouted fone-
thing TO The gmlels Rock ofpubIic arnuiemenf,
and equally diverted all claGcs ofther readers
thots OF their own party, as ignorant and incre-
duIous as theiaG,lyes, laughed qUifb them, while
ire great majority of the public, as heartily
laughed at them. 1t is really furpriling what =
du.:acf o. witty queltions they put, what droll
coniettu-. they made, ard what cornical Lv.
poihsics they contriveG on this truly amuGng
iubjett TEen, how they Uttered az the crcdu.
ity OF pm'oiophy and philosophers, aud laughed
outright al tic fee fmpic Of a mountain Of f.lt
winch nights rain would carry down TO is
kmIred ocean? as Pope fys ofLonginus, I've
is hiniuif tne 6rca iub.irue be Gra,Ts," OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

To all to zvbom theje brefnts .RaN come, or be
maze RRozVH-
GREE TING:
WHEREAS by the frf fiction of the third
Article of the Contribution of this State, it is,
among other things, declared, that " the Judges
u" of the Superior Court ihall be elected for the
" term ofthree years, removable by the Co
"vernor on the addrefs of two thirds OF both
I" Houies for that purpoie, or by Impeachment
" and conviction thereon"
AND WHEREAS both houfes of the Legina-
ture, that is to fay, the Houfe OF Reprefenta-
tives on the feventeenth day ofMay infant, and
the Senate on this day, did caufe 10 be prefent-
ed to ne an addrefs in the words following, to
wit -
{ IN The Hogs 2fRepretfntatiVcs, Mqg 8, so4.
" To his Excellency JOHN MILLEDGE, Co
vernon and Commander in Chief in and
over the State of Georgia.
The Address of the Houfe of Reprefnta-
e tives of the State aforefad, respectfully thew
" eth--That feveral charges of highly crimi-
" nal nature, copy whereof is hereto annex
" ed, having been exhibited againh Iabez Bow
" en-, Judge Of the Superior Courts of the
" Eattern Diftrict, fupported by fuch teitirnony
as fully fatisfes the Houfe, and leaves no doubt
of the guilt and criminality of the fiid Iabez
" BOwen.'
"We therefore, the Representatives. aforefaid
" coniidering the faid Jabez Bowen, wholly I'M
" worthy the dignifed fation he at prefent oc-
" cuPles, do unanimoufy requet your Excel
" lency TO exerciie the authority veted in you
by the contribution, and remove him the fajd
" Jabez Bowen, Immediately, from his Office of
" Judge Of the faid difrid.
"ABRAfIAM JACKSON, S1eaker.
HffsR, HINES HOLT, Clk."
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Domestic intelligence.
From tie GEORGIA REPUBLICAN,.
GEORGIA

GEORGIA
BY his Excellency JOHN MILLEDGE, Governor
and Commander in Chief of the Army and
Navy ofthis State, and ofthe Militia thereof
To all to qvbom tbs/s brefnts JhlaN come, ork
maze kVo4vn-
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slN SENATE, May II, 1904.

req Tue papers ana dOCuihSHtS ISIitlNS W tiIS
6 conduct Of Judge Bowen, report and recon-
mend the following addrela.
6 To bis Excslleney John Aiiiiedgr, Eff. Goveyn-
or and Commander in Cbief of'tbe AYwy oad
May Of tbe State, and gj'fhe Militia tbeyscj.
sThe Senate of the fate of Georgia, having
taken into confederation the charges which are
brought againf Jabez Bowen, Jun. Judge Of
the Ealtern Ditrict, and the evidences which
fupport them, DO RESOLVE, That the faid
Jabez Bowen, Jun. is unqualified for the APP
/ pointment which he holds in the Judicial de-
partment fthis fate that It will be deroga-
tory to the dignity of the fate, that he iholtid
continue any longer therein--and that his con-
| tinuation in,office vii! endanger the peace and
harmony OF this people.
The Senate therefore beg leave to addreis
his ExcelIency, and to requeft that he viii
difmifS the faid Jabez Bowen, Jun. from his
appointraet OF Judge of the EaNern Diftrict OF
| the fate of Georgia, as b. the frft fiction of
the third article of the contribution is pro-
vided."
eThe Senate took up the report, and the
| fame beng read, was unanimously agreed
TO.
DAVID EMANUEL,
sPrefdent eftbe Senate.
eTet, 'Wm. ROBERTSON,
Sserefay.'
Now KNOW yE, That having taken the fore
going addrefs of the Houfe of Representatives,
as well as that of the Senate, together with the
the charges exhibited sgainft the faid Jabez
Bowen, Jun. ard the evidence i'll fupport of
them, in confederation, / do by virtue of the
power and authority in me vefted by the coniti-
tuition as aforefiid, remove the faid Jabez Bow
en-, jun. from his Office of Judge of the SUPERB
ment of Judge as aforefoid, to all intsnts and
/ purpofeS, from this time, as void, as though he
had never been appointed and commiilioned a:
: fuch.
| In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereuntc
fet my hand, and caufed the Great Seal OF
| this State, to be afixed.-Done at the
State-Houfe in Louifville, this eighteenth
day of May, in the year of our Lord eigh-
teen hundred and four, and ofthe Indepen-
dence of the United States of America the
twenty-eighth.
JOHN MILLEDGF.
By the Governor.
Hoa: MARBuRY, Secretary of the State.
MeHage from his excelIency the governor, de-
hveIed TO the Legislature of South Carolina,
the 18th May, 1904.
To tire ko1oHrnbie The P,sjfdent and Nem5ers of
tie Senate.
HONORABLE GENTLEMEN,
At the requeft OF the honorable Pierce But
Ter, Eiq. one of the fenators from this fate in
the congreis of the United States, have the
honour to lay before you two letters which 1
have received from him. / feel it my duty to
comply with his requeft thus early, as they con-
tain fentiments respecting the refolution of Com
greis upon the propofed amendment of the con-
fitution of the United States, which have
juft cauled to be laid before you.
| have the honour to be,
With high reipeet,
Your mott obediert,
JAMES b. RICHARDSON.
Columbia, May IL, 1904.
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p. BUTLER.
/ received the letter you favoured ne with.
ccovenngyour communication to the Legislature,
Tor which return you my bet THINKS.
PerilIng this letter over. Zee nothing in Il
that loah win to he fecret you are therefore at
liberty to make what uie you tbink proper of il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-10

! EASTERN edge Of the Grand Bank,
'I 10 bearing w. by n. one-post dis
81. ~ miles. No observations. Per-
i divine service.
1 ~ fulst. During the greater part
fg Ia,t "a hours, it blew q hard gale of
E,,.on, the w. S. w. wiea heavy con-
"a from the same quarter ; thick
- ,leet throughout ; the weather ex-
Wv Nv cold, for the spray !of the sea
,sr as it few over the boats, rem
lonr situation dep'orable. 1t was at
.@e that We all felt a most painful de
IN of spirits the want Of nourlsh-
and the continued cold and vet wea-
soI rendered as almost incapable of
soo. The very confined space in the
go,.d not allow of our stretching our
h and several Of the men whose feet
Considerable swelled, repeatedly cal
NJ for wafer. Onmy reminding them
,sso!ution we had made. and Of the
Jate necessity of cur preserving it,
/. acknowledged the justice and pro-
\, Of my refusal to comply with
|rdesire, and the water remained Nun-
|bed.
h the commencement of the gale we
|dto the northward and westward; but
inter was so low il the water, and had
he'd so much sea, that We We're obliged
ast off the iolly-boat's tow-rope, and
|ery soon lost sight OF her in the fog.
|; unlucky circumstance was productive
he almost distress to Us all. We had
/ roused to exertion from double mo-
and the uncertainty of ever meeting
N the companions OF our misfortunes,
[iuced in US the most lively affection.
|add to the misery of our situation, we
vita the boat not only considerable
tof our stores, but with them our quad
!. land spy-glass. At about tour A. NJ.
/ gale INCREASING, with aprodigious hea-
sea, we brought the cutter TOO, by
Emg the boats sail loose over the bow,
|syeering it oat with rope bent to each
harm, which kept her head to the sea,
b 10 break It's force before it reached
TO be Continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-10
a;rallnrta DatIp aoOerttgsr.
THURSDAY, MAY 10.
IN COlI1uQE COUNCIL,
l4qy 9, 1904.

l4ay 3, 1904.
|fdsrea, That pu5licnotice be given that
FCommon Councilare DESTROYS of en-
Eg person properly qualified 10 super
|nd, and keep repair the public pumps,
mat any person disposed to undertake
|aid work be requested 10 hand their
Eosals to the president Of the common
|Nil.
|flered, That the superintendent Of Pc.
DO proceed to Eli up the old distillerv
+ the property of John Fitzgerald, de-
fd J with earth as high as may be ne
fY to remove the nuisance existing
|sn, and charge the property with the
fAce thereof.
y the application of more than two-
s o. tue proprietors of property front
o. Prince-street, between It's intersec-
FTllh Fairfax and Watershed, pray
. have the same lighted, agreeable TO
Provisions of the act for lighting the
r. Ets Ordered, That the assessors do
Fan account Of the ground fronting on
Es'set, within the limits aforesaid in
|ouAlTy to the act aforesaid, and that
@ang street commissioner do proceed
aiamps on the said street, agreeably
tenor OF said act, SO soon as the
are placed in his hands.
Tee,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-10
loubllf Sale.
Dum(c saale.
WATER LOTS FoR SALE.

On SATURDAY tte 18TH 'nHast,
will be otF,-,co at puol:c lsle apnn inc prfh,{cs;
sundry LOTS OF GROUND co nfnc6 .ing ar
the corner OF Wafer nj e. f1a Sffr,s 5, ard
running through Uoon a.cet into tie Poio oac.
Upon he coroer Of Wate7 as j:f4Is0 H.ess
is rrecttd nsar and G yenicnt fraa; boti:
a apted 70 he Comb, datioJ o. a ilna'i family,
&c mmarding an extel iivc view OF roc 'lV'f1
wtha well calculates gardcn, snd oecthlfy out
bu id ngs; TO which is at .ci,'d a lot 63 le@t
ront upon water free, and running wi;h j.
erfon itrets, INTO fbs Potomac. A inaii grcaod
rent is ctarocabse upon the property which may
be pp,clafrd upen reaiors1.c tslns.
The un!mproved iots viii 5c divided :ntc fncf
proportions as may Def "a sns v:c.'s OF lhose
inclined to purcha-. The 4era,s q lie will DC
one tou IL CATH ard Il: fsnaindc - colsi pro-
O. zen, at FIX, zinc, I'D twsi,e NO h., t-tfa
cent facurlty viii 0r Ieqil.I icf tie iattcr
paymen s.
P. c. Mariteller.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-10
The general L0yer.

Inev.r yet could fee that face
Which had no charms for me,
From fifteen years TO ffty's pace,
They all victorious be.
Colour or ihape, good limb, orface,
Goodnels, ST Wit, in all fad,
In melton or in fpeech, grace,
II all fail, yet lis woman kind.
If tall, the name of proper Gays
Iffair fhc's pleafant as the light,
If low, her brettiaeE, does pieaie,
If dark, what lover loves nor right.
The fat, Ike plenty, fills my heart,
The lean with love makes ne 70 too
Ifftraight, her body's Cupd's dart,
To me, ifcroosed, It's his b3w.
Thus, with unwearied wings, fce
Through all Loves garden and lis fields
And, like the wife. induR:ious bee,
No weed but honey TO me yields.
81 Printing in all its branehe,
Executed at this Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-10
John Tucker.
May 70.
Dlitrlct Of Columbia-to z09t :
WHER EAS

David Tanning has th. day, bv his petition
10 writing applied 10 the Hen. Nicholas Fitz-
hugh, ooe OF the alitlsn' JUICES ct ,he crcnig
court OF rhe dittr'tt Of CoJmots, TO BE- admitted
to the benefit of the at OF Congre(s tor Re re.
Iieve o! lniuivent Debrors, wl,hin the ci4rct
aforeiaid, ard has Gated therein, thar he is uow
in Actual Ger iaemtnt in The jail IT AIcxandga
couaty, at ,ha tni, Of jsnes Young, AID 'hat
being unable to difcharg> The "a Youn2's clam,
with others sgaiHR nim, has offered 10 deliverup
tor the u!e Of his credi'ocs, ii! his ProF,y, rea,
prrioaa and mixei N9Gct is tbesrJoye giVan,
10 the c,editoIs OF the fad DAVID fanoing, TO
stterd 1t the Court Hou!a in Aicxsndl., ON
Saturday the 2.h inf. at o o'clock OF the tore
moan OF thar day, to lh.w caulc why the fad
priooer thaIi nor Be dtba.2ed according to law.
81 Ordsr,
G. DENEALB, elk.
Mayo iIc}
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May 10.
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(HamD@irt G4s. J
ST., T0bn's. T Hat1 4tr;J r,

ST. Jobn's, int. APRIL II.
BY letters from Battad0es W. learn that
the exposition fitted out against the Dutch set
tement OF Surrinam, sailed from thar Island for
Its destination the 9TH inst.
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Nay Q
BARRELS for SALE.
G. DENEALB, elk.
iIcl q

BAKSLLS TOR SALE.
THE fubicriber has a few FISH and FLOUR
BARRELS, and a few new RUM PUNCHE-
ONofor t4ie on rea onab: terms at his coope's
fhup, near Colonel Hooe's WHAT. He has aif3,
10 Let or S6U,
A COOPER's SHOP. with double Chin,
ney, fronting Uoion, between Duke ard Wone
Asee's, with a Ior Is feet by 10, enc!oied, near
the Lower teny--an exceilens ttand fox a reta.l
Nlop.
Charles Jamiefon.
April 90, co
CT Cain given for clean Jinep and
ton Rags,
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Ten Dollars Rezu4yd.

WAS taken from Alorg f e The 49,, IcAn ard
Rabef', on Tue'!ay o,s,' i.'i, s"i1's BOAT
ID feet leno.h al te.i, lizard bta,k. =, 5rcA
hook OF led cedar, VIZ, syr' wtii dclt,e. t.. ID
Boat ~ Alexandra, o. gre f-!h inflammation IS
will enable me 10 get hes sg4@, A4l receive the
a5ove reward.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-10
JAMES NJ. M'REA, c. c.
IMP0RTANT.

'ee'is Two Brothers, arrived at New York
'ln. gu Saturday IN "A days fom St. juso
=. Sp Sc en- the IS, iust. the SDi ,ohn,
'4ho@a'd IS days from London, for Char.
Vao 81 lvrly assam, d Kim rhas tic KING
'N0LAND WAS DEAD!
' y IF letter ftrom'Coam7dore Prebs
~ secretary q tie HaOy, dated laal-
af6oar, Jan. 17ta, 1901.
!. .0e coas, of Tripoli is extremely dan
! at this season of the year. but I
I, Soot avoid paving tia visit, and on the
I. Ing OF the Esd nit. captured avessel
= lot Tripoli which left that port in
= spl bound to Bengaza. She was I'M
4 ~S:sh colors and navigated by Turks
= ,,seks, bat had on board two I'ripo-
rscefs OF distinction, son Of one Of
@ers, number of Tripoline soldiers,
%F-two black men and women slaves
9ag to the Bashaw and his subjects,
snail sum OF about one thousand
~ money, IrlpoIine properly.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

vhic, inprs-es yolr snnd With the mo ferrous cot6ders
tions Waen yca find the der9:rsc Rate virginia pere-
cutting the rel oa ot the Lord q glory This vty state
which the unprnepled dcagogcs from among oufeve'
hold UP to view as the mott fnie pattern Of 'atrioTn
however it may impress yourmnd,, the mot melancholy
torebodngs fl nneye there coioation in t'''s the
Lord Geo onnipotct reige and he VIII no all his pIeai-
IRE and have his niiteg gracious prote that the
gates of hell ial prevail, 10 TO rum his ca'e on
earth To nett matter OF poignant gris TO lee fhoie
whom rePe9, yielding themieves wiling initr!ments TO
promote the caue that cali pregnant w'th run To eiv
and re!sio ii,ertyNW you not paute and give theie
things FERROUS confederation happily you may be found
fighting againt Cod How painful viii be your rclea's
If the deulion does vani until you td the eEeaie
OF your Cod aud religion triunpngin their nalee, thsir
maoacls and thier nsety. You will nd therbe able to
fay iorewarned u of errors-tor hav' tfis
day fpokcn 70 yor the words of truth aud iobernes
Wha. ry friends if ever thing respecting re'gon's no,
this fate p-eceiy YOU witn,ti YOU therefore JON
youreive 10 tie eeres all religion and thus plan; thorns
u1icr your viag pillows. You have abundant rcaon TO
bets The God OF all ycr every mar ittsth ur;.r
hs vine I'D h own fig trce-cvc:t man ea.eth OF
the ru hi labor and there n5ae TO make hin afraid
YOU worfp Co., in the ta your eoccicace
dictate, without mobilization. .tE.
let not reifeis pirit, always Duplicating 10 an holy
Coo, lead into andx9so Ln Does not gonr Ia
treats and what is of Infinitely importance does not
your duty demand that you unite with crtlans OF other e
norina.os in orpoing the common enemy TO your s-
pirefs --.+ =,
N5hias car be idle than furpcfc that you viii
receive any avors the hands OF demac-acythe ,o.t
that be expected reward for ieyccs rendered.
that you will be the lat periih the liable informs US
that when moatfou one-eyed giant, found Uiyte and
his companions in the that he conued them and eat
of them each day 1t 70 happened that Ciyie found
procure for the monitor keg OF wine of which
he inoranately foadfor this boon the nonitef ~
formed Uyacs that he would eat him unit ne had de-
veurcd all hi, companions Let thee thipgs fink deep
into your minds and ponder them well now feel thar
have difchafgcd duty which owed to vou, whether
VII hear,or whether you viii forbear.
!. n f,iend 10 ebriaiana,.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-27

ll,is tsui: Of complaint agaioa US. Whrn 4,
ADVENTURE il, an ente.prze which yiolaies ,bss
laws of nations is unfucecfoiul, he ohght, a as
tcency, to be Glent bat jacobiniim defes il1an,
land when dctetied in wrong ard feeling nc,S.l
! ed punihnent, demands revenge again.t the osf.
VITO whom ii intended an injury.
At thc. prelent day, it exc,es wonder, 10 I..
colra the mad fury Which prompted America
| iacobins, the traduceTs Of our Wellington. a
iay thew fiou!d rejoice TO bchl IL guilo,ncs %.
| .ng by water, Ike our law mills, and as numri:
ons, and TO fee them oonitantly employed vpoa
our own citizens. We remember with aaors
ihment the extravaga:ce Of their joy at e,ery
brutal lucoeis OF Frcnchmen 10 ipread LisfsIf
and IouALITY, with ,cdbsry, rape, nin,asr al
, lacrieqe We are loft IN amazenent at thea
irecolc6tons, ard innumerable others of liz;
kind we iaicy them the deluhon: Of drear,
and VIXEN we y axe from our revere TO hnd ,-s
real we liDk into Detection al the errors, and he
iaeprayity CT mankind.
Can The di.palonate obfsseer- hehtate no
ment to believe that the dominant party ia thS
lcountrs are aGuated by principles hnlil.r ID
tbofe which Introduced iuto FRANCE ali the hct.
rors under which iae has l.boyed! Can \:
doubt, that they are oppolerS 10 found principle;
politi al, moral, ana religious Can the rease.
ing mind withhold Ks full belief, that what ii:
COINS Gil reformation of the Old ordtr' of
things, is oppoGton to found principles: Surely
a conparifon Of orr preie5it TIA with sshat u:
were under the former administrations, muh,
OH reflection, convince the mott iceptiC mind.
Is not moral jaeobinitm making rapid frides
againit the principles Of virtue Contemplate
Americans, the characters of mott Of the men
n in Offices Of honor, profit and trult. Con-
template the numerous di.placements from cE
flee, OF men wnoie integrity and experience had
esinced, whole patrioti,n, had been proved IA
times which tried ,nen's fouls, (which in fl.
ture Number, may perhaps be noiired) to make
room for npisafts IN politics, for jacobins in
morals; and deny it, if you can DO not iaco:
bins in religion, multiply among usf Look a
round you. andv.ew, nct only men high IN Of
fee; bus many, very many Others led by theft
example, who boldly declare Ii, Of no impo tsaj
sr5et5er .ce avvr.6lp rareaty goas Or ~ Old, and
calmly aliiwer tie qleition
To point out The particular ,ptcgfs OF political
jacohlniin,, and treat the :uDJaet as its impo,t.
nee rc9u res; would BE- the work sta yoian1e
intead OF a newipaper Ebay bur II mutt be con.
fined toa iiarlow compass, probs6iyto Jingle
num5es. n my next 1 ia.iI ihew, that the ja-
collins OF the pre.tnt day are the very fame par
ty which oppofed the conitisuion. and cndsa.
vored to pr vent It's adoption that their boatt-
ed prohibitions to fupport it are fheer hypocriiyi
and that tn have uniformly oppolsd its rrih-
ciples from the tine that mfr emeHs was forms
ed, until they obtained a tlsumph over the fliends
Of order and found principles.
tIobs eogtin1ed =
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Portland G0setfe.
imfORTAAT
MONrAY, AUGUST ~, 1904.

i1af0RTAAI
philadelphia, AagyF S.--We undcritand thai
letters have been received in town from Mad.
rid, announcing that the Spanifh COVER nmens
have refuied to carry che French convention
with the United States into effect, in Comic
ouence OF the conduct Of our government relas
1--we to Louiiianua. We have net been able
to aiccrtain the particulars, nor can we soueh
tos the correctness Of the information.
Fer Nseyut, haeDa IS.
The captors Of the nip Eugenia, of this port.
have entered plea for the ref ration Of the
ihP and cargo, on the ground Of the iilegainY
OF the e-capture by American citizens.
We are informed, that Col Barclay the Eng
hih Coniu! General, has drawn up repreien-
taton of the buhncfs. and has forwarded ii to
Mr. Merry, the Enghfh AmbaGador, row at
Philadelphia. his tub)s Ct will now become
national queffon full and liberal dhcuf-
hon on the par, ofthe two governments is ex-
peeted. The light of b,itiih eruizers'to block
up, q. it were, our fsaports, will alto no doubt
be irbjeet Of inve!igation.
Lucien Bonaparte has been wounded lately
in duel with the ipce Borghefe, his brothers
ln-law,~ho intends to fettle in Germany, leav.
i''g us VIE With her brother. s4ss
1t as lad that The place OF high admiral Of
france will be referved for Jerome Boraparte
Whole marriage is to be cancelled, as il had not
OBTAINED the ensperor's content, and lassrishts
seliored to him.-Lon. pap.
---.s--
e"'anf P9f- CtrWe have for forne time let this luh
eet Humber from aorance that the unworthy pc rod
VINO now hold il has mt in his refgnaon aud that it
would be accepted by the aolnalcr general Bur we
now nave reaion 10 believe that his was more fsaE
o ms Importers to eniure his continuance in cce, By
PeAhH s Tor period abufed gnhhc who have been
mus Thankfully impolei ind have now this fur.
,het proof that it Is only necefsry for TO reader
nieil perfectly ebnoxions the community 10 inure
h'ei the paironagc ana fuppmt &C certain oicefs It
me acnihiitr ton Wnnefs he polnianers this
ana IN Northya mouth; and tic deteied msgogre whs
was 'h'h. initrnmentai in their appointment: the
I'VE former are contRued in effice Mr. Granger and
me Va tier was Appointed hy'ihe Executive 10 ethes
"ne neither ms acts ca integrity entitled i'm I"
a"0 VINO DOW aets as a9entto vouiicnze asalsebu
seus AN, erder he iuhi,rvsn, the Jews vugins
b ioch things have become TOO conmon to excite fur.
pHae When party has ein,hed to power 10y faifhood
ana o'otry NC mn sspct them rev irc ih,e oftteir
own IS Co. We hai cioe this articles b the oIcw
'"Se N'Iact from a ct iome time fnce received
"oaaa e pectable oIsiPondeut at the eaGS ard