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Valuable Medicines.

pUBLIC confidence ha, never been r,or. de-
u hberasely and firmly repofcd, and perhaps in
no infanee more iaaly, than it appesrs in The eff
ficscy OF 5AMiLTON'S WORM LoZENGRs.
prepared and fold, whoieiale and rssai;, BY Rrcu
ARD LEI, no. So, Maiden-lane, New York.
And in Richmond. (only) at S. Picafarss' Print.
ing Office.
The proprietor has lately prcren.ed to the public
eye the tsapnony of the Hon. A. G.. Henfon
Chancellor of Maryland, the Rev. Mr.. Mother
and OF Other diRinguihed and refpeaabic eharsc-
tiers. The following cafes, OF more recent OCCUR
renee, are now respectfully fubmitted.
ldye-, hagaSiae-sreet, near Broadsray, fr,
81, 1904.
SIR-it would be ungratcful were to with
hold my teftimony in favor of Hamlton's Worm
Dehroying Lozenges. had been between five
and fix years paG much indifpofed, and la,tcrly
often tormeDted with fevere gripping and pans OF
rhe bowels. troubled with oaenGve breath, and
with violent feyeriGn fits, aud other obvious fymps
toms OF worms brt frequently hearing your
Worm Lozenges recommended in cafes i1s;lsr to
mine, determined on a trial OF them. as nov lac
reiource- The fra dofe evacuated twelve or
thirteen feet OF tape worm two other dolss were
taken which brought away quantity OF matter
like broken lsins and pieces Of worms. fuppofr
the tape worm, voided at different timss mott
have exceeded forty feet The anioh IN
credible benefit I received from this medicine,
induced me to give dofe to child OF mine who
was pining and iickly it produced the far,e good
efe& in thsinnance, expelling worm of a dit
fereGt kind, from nire to twelve inchcs long, and
at the fame time reltsring good Gate of health.
remain, Sir. yours, &c.
HENRY ACKERMAN,
10 Ezr. Richard Lee
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05
ron SHE,
BY Edzpard HnLLnn.

At his Grocery Store, oppo tic the Swan Tavern.
5000 VIZ excellent Sal erred Bacon.
Paten, Shot, by the ha.c or 100
Madeira, Toneriae aid Sherry Wines.
Antigua, Jamaica a,d New-EngIand Rum.
Cogniac Brandy AMI Whisky
Philadelphia Porter By he Dbl 8 doz. each.
Coffee by the bag-Mo asses b, the hid.
Loaf x brown Suzar--- Tyson z Imperial Taas.
9 ~ II and 10 D. - Winjow Glass.
Bar Iron, IRISH Potatoes &c.
The above articles will I've sold low forready nav.
.lDyH 2S, 1904. We
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05
The Haodyns Elixir,
for the cure of every kind of head. ache.
The DameM Lib-S<lUe.

hyaAf6k Agne and Fever Drops,
For the cure of Aaue,, Rcmittant and In,ermit-
tant Fcvcrs.
Thoufands eau tehify their being cured bv
thefe drops after the bark and every Other nod.
cine has proved Intellectual 90. one in a hundred
has had location 20 take more than one, and mum
bers not half a bottle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05

yer s,,lns to render an ordinary couutenanee
beautiful, and handfome one more 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05
q 0ofh- 6che Drnhs

The only remedy yet discovered, which give,
immediate and lafing relief in the mon ievere in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05
Hihn's true and genuine
GefMHn Corn Platter

An in'allibl- remedy for eorns, fpecdily remov-
ing them, root aud branch without giving pain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

those ctherbeGIre mentioned rivers, it win
make an itdEsnse difference both in GUAM
ily an quality OF the land II viii include.
There does lot appSar, $50 Far as can
learn ever 10 have been any agreement
between the governments OF France and
SPAN before Louisiana was ceded 10 Spain,
abont tue boundaries. Since it al become
Spanish tie nciS,boring commandments
came la Some arrangement about their IL
mats III Iarsdic' between 'iachrs and
Louisiana, IN. thai car have no Influence
IN settling the line. / suppose it ;nust bS.
an object OF negotiation. The United
States are IN a condition 10 CLAIM. all that
ever was considered t.ouisiana without re-
lmquish!hg al nnc'i. Some soy (amony
whom IS colonel HutciinS) that Louisiana
goes 20 rivev Grand, Including ST. Bernar-
do bay; anu hope the United States will
lose nothing .or want Of claiming il. D;tt
Louisiana, az any rate Cannot be govern
ed III one or Two states: it will be found
| IN Il triangle form reaching as lar north
rs rs, where it may he setiled--beyo,d
that is an unSnow. conntry. Between 90
and ~ we may cali lis iengah, includ;nr
70 degrees of latitude, and from IS nor |,
| latitude on Miss'ssppi along that latiui..e
| IN q line To the western branches OF Ncd
river VIII BE- aboul rs iar. Reckoning e9
geographical m,ies To a deg.ee, will nike
!i04 miles, the length OF two sides Of that
! part OF Louisiana hat can be set.ir,i.
The west side will be much longer, and
rom the river Arsioch to Cape Nord, is
! yearly 400 n.i'es On The Gu'ph Of Mexico,
on straight iine, which viii comprehend
ncNtiy one Milo, Of 4quare mics, or Go
million ofac ard very iarge proper.
,,oh OF il lit Tor cultivation.
II believe the account here given is rs
correct as the present state OF country will
ai.oid. The inhabitants. governmental
'oois excepted, are pleased with the
Change.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

ALEXAlSDRIA, n. is.

Extract of letter dated C6,. -, 1905
from Na,chi.nchcG, SEQ miles up Rcd
rIvcr' written 10y Il gentleman 10 had
explored mat country aad no:, resides
t!src.
"The subject cf tie western limits Of
louisiana eScites here among he fteuch
and 5paniatda considerable anxi1ty. Ma
ny suppose IL 20 tt gin 81 Care Nnrd, h;ch
IS Eoa: tke mcul' olthc S@bine River, and
runs Sd as TO itcirGe al the waters u Rcd
ryer-bLt who,hcsii l. straight or q curry
cd bpe IS atotner question q straight liue
from Cape Nord 10 The head Of Il q river
viii include. ! believe, the most beautiful
country IN America, row part Of the Sga.
nI<h province ofTechus (speiied TaSes) !;
ior rfed river, scar thc l.rdd's nation "a
ili"nuiy tuDe g iadjaus> ahuu; 100 miles
above this post forks; Tie main bremen
% o., which Is a very large iiycr runs 30, a
q .r.ctlOnuear due H.. and W. and is raw.
e. lhie 1000 miIos---it rises Ia tie mncn.
ta!ns of SANTA IA, the head branches
hearly or quite iuterlock with the river Je.
tcuimo dc Fons or Zoua river, i.rpe
branch ui river Grand OF Atayo. At ora
lite below It's % iuencc with the river
Graud - Il uatcd the city of SANTA Ia,
The capital u New Mexico. This main
branch oil Rcd river crosses the heads at
neatly right angles al the Sabine Angeli-
ia or Snow river, Trinity the Bious (or
the atm OF God) tbe Colorado. 81. hnio-
ny, Z Gmde!oupe rivers, which are gene-
rally from 3 10 500 miles, long and enlb;,
separately into the Culph of Mexico, be-.
tween Red river and river Grand, 20 hat
a right lie from Cape Nord viii extend
nearly W. n. w. and cut acros, several
OF those rivers towards their heads, and
enclose some OF nc finest countries H. lie
world, abounGing with rich prairie5, stock
ed WITH bufialoes, wild hofses,mJics, hogs,
sntelopes, &c. and no hostile Indians to
contend win. But should ihe line be q
curyc, pursuing some water course unUl
II arrives al the dividing ridge that djy.0es
The w@icrs Z. Rcd g.Y-F from The heads o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

lis'red wha, he calls the {" Etiquette IF shc
cersrt Of the U. S." IN his facts, as usual,
truth is set at nuugh;, and in his principles
little correct TO bc found. The editor ha-
wing seen a great deal OF uniounded staff
on the subject in that and other papers OF
party, whose frs, wish is 10 excite mis-
understandings with other nations (even
with England, il they cannot with Spain
or France } has taken pains TO inform hlm-
sell ot the rules of social intercourse at
Washington, he assures his readers, they
may rely on>the correctness OF the follow.
ing statement OF them.
In the first place there has been 40
4" Court of the u. s." since The 4fh hf.rch
1901. That day buried Lrvecs, birfh-day~,
royat hordGeS, ptoce ssions with white
wands and the arrogaiinn of precedence
III society, By Certain selEs,yled fiirnds Of
order, but truly styled friends CT privileged
orders.
Tie president recNiDeS, but does not re-
tuFn visits, except 20 the Vice-f.~eSi'ien.
The vicc-pvesident f1ays the first vi&it 20
! the president; but receives i, from all C.
| theirs, and reIurnsit.
Foreign ministers pay the first visit
! here, as III ali other countries TO all the
! secretaries, heads of departments.
The secretaries return visits of The
members If the legislature and foreign
ministers, but not of others; no, from any
principlo oii'lcqaGIfy, bus from the pressure
o! their oBfciol dtt;ics which do uoi adluit
such diSposa! OF tl.e;r time.
No distinction is admitted between g.
aafoTs and REPRESENTATIVES /; that pretensl-
| on Of certain would DC ns5i-s, was buried
IN he grave Of federalism on the same
4th i;arch.
The members of both houses aud ,he
domestic ministers Interchange visits &c.
cording To convenience, ulf.out Claims OF
hri0riiy.
Members OF both houses, and foreign
ministers, also interchanee visis according
10 convenience and inclination ;--ro in,er-
course between them being considered as
DO cc&aaiy or die; were ii necessary, the
former as new coluers, might claim the
tIrst visit from the istter Is residents. &C.
cowi'ng 10 the American uud English nrin-
cipIe.
In social circles all are eguaI-whe,her
RI or ouf OF Office, .(oTs.sA OF 6omcai;c =; and
the sar 'a4tS exists among Adies as
among gentlemen.
No precedence, therefore, Of any one
over another, exists ci'her in right or frac-
"ee, n dinners, assemblies or on cuy Vthrr
cccssi lis PEEL mcll' ant; " it.rt !he
dooi'' form the basis of etiquette in ,he 80
ci.ties OF dis country.
II IS This last principle, maintained by
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WASHiNCTON CITY, Feb. Q.

On Monday the supreme Court of he United
Sis'es commenced It's session in Yashi, gton. O.!
TUESDAY The Chicf Jssii,e. and tie associate lu.-
tees Cushing, Chase and '" ashiugton attended.
and proceeded TO business. judge Patterson has
not yen suH,iency recovered sconl the s'ea, .r;u
y he suHamed from heinz over.et. or ms way
hong from Albany, LAST tall, to be able 80 travel.
Judge More S daily exieeied There is much i'm.
por,ams business before Inc cour, ;is term.
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LEXINGTON, (xen ) February :.

=
+. f"rsomc unne pas, considerable arxlety
has existed i. ihs public mind To discover
tie mother o! an infAn,, found Ut the door
OF Maj. Morrison, in this town, on the
morning Of the 9,h uiti:no. With view
OF 'escuing the reputation of several limo.
cent females fiom suspicion, a number Of
gentlemen offered a reward Of two hum
drcd dollars to any person giving such ill.,
iorlnA ion as would cnaL,e theln to disco
YER the mother Of the chi!d.--On Saturday
last the requisite information was lodged
with them, and on Sunday Young Wo-
n'an by the name OF MAJORS, living five
or SIX r,iles from town, YVES token and
drought to this place, wiieln she coDGss-
cd shc was the i.other.
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Valuable Property.
The subscriber oGers for sale, that variable ,us.
improved
Lot Of Ground,

situate or tie main street in the city Of Richmond.
containing oDu SIXTY six fee, in front and running
one hrrd ,cd feet hack on fe ,oss stree, le,S,rs,
TO lie b2aa of'hc canal 4 immediately opD sits,o
INC corner store now IN 'he occupancy og Messrs.
Picketf' Pollard ard Johnston. and thai OF Mr..
Charles Srcrcef. The nrnoous advantages AT
'r"cing tbs property eeds 10 comment, It's situ.
anon beng IL e q a;rc Of business renders il an
object i"r ruo''t c. P''yaye employment. aid is
perhaps he mos. eiisib ip ,ltl. civ for ether
any person desnots OF purchasing viii he treat
cd WIN privately on APPLICATION a. any time be-
tween MS and the nrst tiav of Nav next and IS
nor sold Wevous TO tiat dsy. the .,sos win be &C.
'ereG tor saeat pu5lic auction. on me Fifth dav of
that month, and the terms thereof made known.
JOHN MENERY.
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ALBANY, Feb. 7.

We are bs,,-,y ia nu,nurc. th., ,,.,.
Law or ,tapiS =, .i,;. s,s,..
way 10 UNDERGO tLat rce,r-, 5', ~ " "a. .t'
present session of ~. I-..;sI',r,a -
has lcoy been ,o;sbrI Co.. ~, ,to r. - '..''
TO the freedom nj speecb ADD H.. -,
A bin r9r the pyrD-te was ;nt,oJuca,i -; -.
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puL icau II .rnf.r---,,,,l ~, 49,. ,,n 49,, 49,.
another bin. or ,h. cam. y,l,;..t ,
brought into he asenc.tIv w.. c'J.7
nlcnb,r lsl,. Iaro,l yu',."h; 80 49, -
nth i. 10 be Given m evid,rc, - ~, ,a.
ses r. n.l,.i,,...4 -. 49,, 80 a. w
q. rcEfter ,..,r ~ff..I....
o.s, .imcs. "a r-s. eycn,s ~, .' ."
,rst the t..ce e az !.,gtb ar,;o.d
both plr.i., dis III, ste are ,g,,,i,... ..
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PHILADELPHIA, February Is.
E1qAeffe--lh e, conductor of The Wash
iBg,on ledeGaIis. vi Inc 80 1855. las pub
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DOMESTIC ZNTELLGENcE.
ALEXANDRIA, June IS.

BY the last accounts from St. Dornin-
so we learn that previous to the general
assassination Of the French white inha-
bitants of the Cape, every dog they
could 6ndin the streets was killed; gangs
Of negroes appearing to have been APP
pointed for this purpose, were seen hunt
ing them into their masters houses, and
the general opinion seemed to be, to pro-
woke resistance, for a pretext for the nae
ditated massacre. -:
The accounts already noticed are con.
6rmed by this report, and all the hor-
rors ofindiscriminate butchery of women
and children. Landing one morning,
this informant adds. he saw lying on the
beach the corpse Of a beautiful young wo-
man, her arms tied behind her, and a
large wound through each breast, and
three Of the same sex lying BY her, wtth
the same marks Of the Internal barbarity
Of these murderers. z%.2 -,
Theirmarked hatred to the whites is
daily evidenced. An American captain
walking the streets, was aeto:ted by a
negro drummer, in the following iusolent
manner you d-dyhite rascal stand
out ofthe way, IL ,~,.. s.
An English Lieutenant ofa Frigate of
the Town, resepfing the same treat
ment, hada diH66ult escape to his ship,
the commanded Of which, upon hearing
his eomplaint, required the Americans
to hawl out Of the way, that he might lay
his ships 70 batter the town. The salts.
faction he required, at FIRST denied, was
now acceded to. Ill s-5...> = (
The extensive influence Of this revolu-
ton cannot be calculated, but il begins
70 be estimated 2. Porten.ous to the o.
ther islands. 49, r =. ~
The English must subiugate ST. Do
mingo (ofwhich il IS thought they have
some design orprobably experience the
same fate and we learn that serious a.
larms pervade the Inhabitants and own
ers, and government has been induced to
strengthen the garrisons. !. ". !,
But let us look at home---and IL q
thought can be spared from our immedi.
ate concerns, for the consideration Of so
important and omnous prospects. nay al
ready II our doors. Let us remember
the meditated masscre At Riehmond, and
be watchful. I. Y \
y p H4a u y
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and already his place is ranked in that
circle Of soyereigns, who, with the IL
lustrious pupil Of Fenelon, believe they
are born only for the happiness Of their
subjects. Intracing what he has done
during the last six months, We find that
he has introduced great reforms in the
colleges Of medicine, Of pharmacy and
offinance that he had founded and or
ganizsd the university Of Wins that
he had collected around him the. most dis
tinguished men Of Europe |; that he had
punished with as much severity as JUS
tice the unfaithful agents Of his power !;
that he had recompensed with a. much
graciousness as magni6cence, the prin-
ces, senators and councillors, who, by
their zeal, their knowledge and their
probity, have justified his choice, and
merited his confidence. .
II Is dificultto conceive how, in an
age ofdissipation. and often Of frivolity,
it is possible for a person to divide his
timebetween his duties and his pleasures,
but what is conceived most difficult is,
that in the height Of power, prince can
voluntarily renounce all the pleasures Of
his age, TO devote himself to the duties
of the state but what we cannot easily
conceive Is, thar he seems to have placed
his Happiness in glory, and all his glory
in the happiness OF his subjects.
I THIS phenomenon, however, explains
itself when we reflect that Of all enjoy
ments perhaps the most Intoxicating IS
that Of glory, that he who for this could
renounce all others, and could say, at
the age Of Alexander, /" l fn the. uni
verse with my name an immense people
shall enjoy the fruits Of my labour,; all
mankind are my brethren, and disenga.
ged from the tics Of all personal Affect.
on, it is for the benefit ofthe human race
that I consecrate my life it 10 accord
ing to the extent of benefit that measure
my happiness. But one thing ! demand
as the reward Of this devotion, it il that
It may be duly appreciated; il is that
the glory Of my name should BE- proper
toned to the merit Of my actions" IL E
And from this It may be concluded that
a like object can transport youth with
hope, and enAame them with emulation,
and that it maybe supposed that the
paths which lead to SO great an end are
filed with charms and the exertions me-
cessary to obtain them are themselves
an inestimable enjoyment, and can ex-
elasiyely occupy soul as noble and. as
generous as that Of Alexander. =.
f-.g..S 81"
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LIBERTY OR DEATH.
=. PRUELAMATI0M
JEAN JACQUES DEssALiHEs, Governor
Geneyalto fke fnhr6ff0ats affh. -.

49, 1AS<rSD ANA99AAa4A1oH OSVCIISoy
Generaiiofh isAd6itasfs sfihe -
Fl III. +. Sbanish Part. y
Scarce had the French army been ex.
PEELED, when you fastened to acEnow.
ledge my authority; BY afree and spon.
taneous movement Of your heart, Won
ranged yourselves under my subjection.
More careful Of the prosperity than the
ruin OF that part which you inhabit, I
gave 70 this homage . favourable recep-
tion. From that moment ! have consi-
dered you as my children. and my fideli..
tyto you remains undiminished. As q
proofof my paternal solicitude, within
the places which have submitted 70 ny
power have proposed for chiefs none
butmenchosen from amongst yourselves.
Jealous Of counting you in the rank of
my friends, that might give YOU Al the
time necessary for recollection, and that
! might assure myself Of your sdellty, I
have hitherto restrained the burning ar.
dour Of my soldiers. Already I congrA.
fulated myself on the success. Of my 40.
licitude, which had for iits object % pre-.
vent the efusion Of blood bur At this
time fanatic priest had NOT kindled in
your breasts the rage which predominates
therein the incensed Ferrand had NOT
yet instilled into you the poison OF false
hood and calumnr. Writings, originate
ing IN despair and weakness have been
circulated and Immediately some, q
mongst You. seduced BY per6dious insi-
mutations, solicited the friendship and
protection Of the French . lh..y dsred 10
outrage my Kindness, bv coalescing with
my sruslsnemiss. spaniards, rsasct!
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been faithful % The promise which made
10 you when ! took up arms against ".
ranfy. and whilst the last spark Of life
remsins ii me Ishall keep my OATH
Never aRain sb0if coIoniiss or an Euro
pean sef his foot upon this seyritoyy NTH
shs fisle ef mater u prsbr;stor. This
resolution shall hencefofward form the
fnndamentai basis Of our constitution.
Should other chiefs. after me, BY eur.
suing . conduct diametrically opposite 70
mine, dig their own graves and those Of
their species, You viii have to accuse on
y the iaw Of destiny which shall have "
Ken me away from the happiness and
welfare O my iehow-citizens. May my
sneeessors iolow me path snaii nave
oraceo ous !or snem It'll we syste.m
soest eoaPtea lot eonsondafing tneir pow.
er = Y tne nignest homage they can
fenaer g my memory. 3 IN a.
a. e g derogatory % my character
ana my aignlty 20 punish the innocent
ssor me crimes q tns guilty, 2 handM! o.
ntes, commen9anie ny the Religion
mey nave Always PROGRESSED, ana Wno
nave Oesldes taken the oath to hve with
ns1n inc Woods, nave experienced my
elemeney, Is oroer mat the sword re.
spect them, ana Snat 1ney 1e unmolssted !;
Iec9ul,neno ansW ma Droer 70 ~
s sepeIals g dePaltn.ens, Sc. 20 grant
sucsouIs !, eneo1Iagemeet, ana Pro.ecu-
q, e y neusIal ana rienoly nauons
& Wao may Misn 90 estaolisn commercial
felations 20 TINS Island. 4 Il.
HEAD. Quarters It the Capes 2sM a.
prlb l0O4s nrst year Of lndePendenee.
Signed) DESSALlNES.
= true CoPy. ne Secretary General,
JusTE CHAHIArTE.
Thisproclamation had the effect which
was intended; itneryed the arm Of the
aiready too ensanguiued negro. and ex-
I tinruished n III. bosom the last spark of
humanity. The work ofdeath was nc.
celerated |; and ON the l4th of Nav.
when the GREYHOUND left the Cane. the
infuriated soldiery had sacrificed % ,heir
unrelenting policy NOT less than 2soo hu.
man beings. The work Of destruction
then ceased from necessity, for no more
- = A L. : 49,
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HINES HOLT, Cat,k.
CHARGES
EXHIBITED AGAINST JUDGE BOWEN

EXHIBITED AeA1NsT JUDGE BOWEN
First-That the said Jabez Bowen,
aetuated by motives unworthy Of and
highly criminalin Judge did in or about
the month Of January last past, burn or
destroy certain Record Of the Superi.
or Court Of tine county of Chatham, that
Is to say certain plea or answer Of Tho
mas Gibbons, to an action instituted A.
gains. him, in the said court. by1oliver
Second-That the said Jabez Bowen,
regardless of the sacred duties Of his Of.
fee, the laws ofthe lane, peace and safe.
ty Of the inhabitants thsfeof; did on the
2sd Of April last past, in the superior
court of the county Of Chatham, while
presiding rs judge, utter, and deliver,
under the title Of colour ola charge. to
the grand jury an extra judicial speech
or address, Containing principles in the
highest degree dang erous to the lives
and properties Of the good people Of the
state tending tocxcite instruction, and
to involve the country, in all the horrors
ofdomestie warfare. =. =
TMrd-Tha, the said Jabez Bowen.
did at divers times and places, endea.
your to promote and incite insurreetion.
by holding converse with slaves tending
to inAame their minds and otherwise.
and threatening to raise and head such
insufreetian himself, and destroy all the
white people in the country. & - :. = =
Z Fanrth-That the said iabez Bowen.
did on the 18Th day of April, illegally
commit the grand jury Of the county Of
Chatham, to the common Jail ofthe said
county, for barely executing their consti-
tutional right and duty, presenting per.
sons and crimes, and daring to disap-
prove and censure the said violent and
inaammatary sharge or address, deliver
ed to them, by him the said labes Bow
en- as aforesaid. s. .s E.s
+ Efth-That the said 4Jabez Bowen,
forgetful of the dignity Of his Office, and
in derogation ofthe same, did 20 to the
courthouse Of the county Of Chathan,l
armed, and did there, while on the bench.
and during the sitting Of the court, draw
fort and present pistol nj and against
multitude Of citizens there assembled,
using At the same time the most violent
and indecent language.
Lasfiy-That the said Jabez Bower,
in violation Of his duty, and OF the respect
and obedience due to the state, the legis.
iature, and the laws hath insulted the
dignity ofthe state and endeavoured to
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