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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22
OF s,lntrior nuali.r.
Will cerlainiY b SoLo for 90.

Nh certainly be Solo for Cash,
e T the mouse Of Moses Tredwayin The coun.
q ~ o. Pogharan, on Thursday rhe third day
of laD5ary, one Thousand eight hundred and & i've,
pursuant 10 decree OF the superior court oil
chnucery, hidden for the Richmond disiri6, pro.
nounced on the second day Of June las, IN favor
Of col Samuel Meredith Of Amherst County, a.
gzinst John Raunaliy and others.
On the day, and a. the place above mentioned.
and in conformity 70 the aforesaid decree, will be
sold, TO the highest bidder, for ready rnoney, enc
ceriAiutratt or parcel Of LAND lying on a ppo-
ma'to1 river in the UPPER end Of said county,
wi hin two miles Of the place ofeale, containing
four hgndred and twelve and on: half acres
part Of which is low grounds, adjoining the said
run. the remainder high land, thought 70 De e.
7uzi IN value 20 any 10 ,nc neiglhourhood there
are two plantations on ths trsa one a. which
lies Immediately upon The river, ociug thar plan.
taiion whereon Atchelut lJunnaily l,ved in his
lifetime, the BUILDINGS are ,uch as might answer
FOR the accommodation Of an overscer K negroes,
with = good barn, &c. The Other is The planta-
ton noon which Capt. John Nunuslly has lived
for = number Of years; upon which there is
good dwelling house with two rooms below and
two above stzigs, kitchen, smoaS housc, dairy,
stable, Darn, &c. all in good repair; upon this
tao eight OF ten hands may be employed 70 great
advantzge.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22

II . / / ( /.
yXTE the undersigned. partners in The la.e con.
Germs Of Buch,na', Duniop 2. Co. Al Peters.
burg, Robert Pollok 4 70. ~ Jichmnnd ard Of
DunoP, Pollok < Co at Manchester. have sold
TO Mr.. ,am"s Du iop. oar late partner in said
concerns, the deb,s now due 90 and outstanding
At oee'e d,hrre,G eatatiishments--thosei Interest,"
ed will therefore Please TO take notice hat here
after paymen,sArs % be made only to The said Mr.
James Dunlop, h,s Attorney or artorHieS, ard 70
whom chose having claims against those concerns
will spPiy FOR payment.
David buchanan,
(3m) ny Rohsrt Pollok mis- atrorosy.
Robert Pollok.
Virginia, peter burr, Dec ., te"4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22
CHARLOTTE COURT, 6th AucUsr
1904

Samuel n. Jackson ami Mary his wife, for y
merly Mary Greenhill widow of Samuel =.
Greenhill. Francis Jones and Ca,har,ne <
his wife. Thomas W orsl,am and Sally his :,
wife, Edmund We sguardisn ofMa,tha. y
David, Paachall. Samuel Elizabeth. Ma
nv and Phiip Greenhi!I, infant children s
otsamuei Greenhill. dec. plaintiffs
AGAINST y
John Davis, a.r.,5,n,
re defendNnt beinr served with . subbr-
: M AND failing to file his nnswer to the plain
siHs bill icing ruled do and sill falling 20
NE tht 81 ne--Tkc court on the motion of Tie
piaintfs by rheir attorney. Goth take the biI for
c'ntessed- On consideration thereof and of the
report n 49,. commissioners made in This suit Ind
srgo'nents bY cdunse on behalf Of the plaintiffs,
u o'asr9 o'"f dee'eef that the plaintiffs reco-
Ve' aGsinst tie defendants ore hundred and nine.
ty-two pounds and their costs in this behalf en-
pended--un'ess the said defendant slian on or he
fore t'e Hra' cay of the next oourr after he shall
have been aerved with cops Of ibis decree. .hs,y
cau'e 70 the con'rsry.-PlaintiiFs' costs, II dol.
lars and u CENTS
Copy -fesss,
y'4t THOMAS READ. elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22
NOW OR NEVER.

'E'Hosz "s uis6 toy att ,srir curiosity By serp.
ing f5e P;b-anng Philosophical acoustic Abba-
raiu'' '1u'f mp cue roe Ibesei" otb3'illiy "a Il
-iH e0aiisae 5u' Jer lay. n ard er to nc
commodore re blstis he p ? ic'~ Is reduced lie
price 81 adaifsEce t5r uv,sibie LGe,f, 50 cerfs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22

CfSH ,OiA or SiVe'' Tor
Twelve or kii.cru Bows,
Frcm 20 IS .ars o'd,---Gnru;re OF the Printer
WuL BE LET,
70 fkr !0Seei, t.td.r Fii7ay tds f1uri5 Of Tan.
aa,y nsxf, az HoiJ~< Cor1 kou.e
TIE bu,laiug OF > isd Tor tine said county, ,hs
ma erals to bs - wood within. ans brck 90
stone without. Tbs PLAZA VII be made known on
ina sad day by
The Commissioners.
Decer1ber, Ic, 1907. 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
M,e'mm;';ge,r,,e!2 &c:
Are now purchasing

WHEAT, RTE and FLAX-SEED;
rhe tho first articles to Be delivered al
Tosiah Flagg's Mil, the last at their
Store-7he present prices are, for epe.
~ 6Olbs. Of good Wheat, T stiilings, .for
Rye rs and Flax-seed !f74-2, With an
aa2itsn to said prices IF sd. per bttshei
1ohea paid for in goods, excepting groce-
ries, Or 6elivered IN payment Of debts al
ready contracted They Ratter Themselves
this arrangement 1UiH indnes many IN
de5ted to Them to come tor,oard and dis
charge their accounts, az the plea Of hap-
iRg no n.oneg is done arpag. i o. ~
Their assortment Of GOODS is pretty
general, and moderately charged, aitha'
thty do not boast any thing uncommon
II quantity Of good Flax at 1sd. per ID.
for sale. ~ r
Aartinsburg, august 3, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
FOR SALE,
TWO HpLLsESI and Ions.

- a. TWO HOUSES and LOTS, s,~,
CITUATE IN Darkesyille, Berkeley
D County, one Of them the house ia
which Robert Daniels formerly kept ra-
vern, this house is buils Of logs, has s:x
rooms, isvery convenient, and an excel
lent stand for any kind of public business,
the garden is good and has 4 number d
fruit trees in it.--On the other lot is
erected good Waggonmaker's Shop
This Property is very convenient to We.
Ter. twill be sold On very reasonable
terms. ...I.I,
August s.. 1904. = -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
NOTICES

wv HEREAS sundry persons have
heretofore made a practice of throwing
down my fences, going through my
plantation, and destroying my fruit and
other property, BY which practice have
sustained q considerable iniury-All
persons guilty Of simitarpractices IN ffu.
ture, may expect to be prosecuted for
the same, without discrimination-All
persons are also cautioned against deal.
ing in any manner with any of my me-
groes without written memorandum
from me, having heretofore suffered
considerably by such conduct-Any
person or persons guilty Of this practice
in future, IN any manner, may expect
to be prosecuted for the same, as the law
directs. ..-5s -. ~ - 49,: . .
:. ANDREW wAGGENER.
MfGCretk, July ~, 1900.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
Uncol,',mony eqp'
! y Goods.

TIE subscribers Aace j,st ,sceiped from
the Cities If Rkilnaelbhia and Bali
more, and are ns,s stes,iag, a large
asssrtnent Of uneommonlyg cheap
GOODS. esHsistisg u part If: i
TWO Boxes 20 and - Irish Lin
i ems. 2bales best stout Tickling.
burgs. =. - -
4 Trunks Of fashionable Printed Cali.
Goes and Chintzes- 49,. :
4ditto Fashionable Muslins assorted,
viz. Plain Cambria Muslin, Satin Sri.
ped, Check and Figured ditto, Figured
and Plain Coloared ditto, Book and ia
conet ditto, Lappett ditto-an elegant
variety of superb Lace ditto, Tamboar d,
Collonade, Japanned, Extra Super
Super India Boot, and Plain Null Null
Muslins. ! .-. . r.
2Trunks Handkerehiefs and S6awls
assorted, viz. "a, ~, 81, and Ga
Fashionable Fancy Silk Shawls, Flush'd
Jaconett Muslin ditto, Sattin-bordered
and Checked Camhrie ditto, Lappet,
ditto, White and Coloured Cambria
Melted ditto, Printed Cotton ditto,
Book and Jaconett Muslin Handler.
chiefs, Linen and Cotton Pocket ditto,
Bandannoe and Fancy Silk ditto.
/. 1 Bale "a Fashionable Super6ne
London Broad Cloths. *
ditto Kerseymeres. 49,.
Case Dimities, CFashionable pat
terms also few pieces Cambria Dimi.
ties, ~~. >.-.~ 'o~ De-. .,
1case Fashionable Leghoru Bounets.
Cases, Mems, Womenas, Boys and
Girls Fashionable Fur Hats. d"
= Bales India. Maslins Of different
kinds. =. 4 -. ss~.-.:. n. - -.
aoopieee. 6ne yellow India Nankeen.
20 Pieces Russia Apron Check. p.
/ Case SILHER MATCHES.
Bales Spinning Cotton. 4 .-.
:. An elegant variety Of EANcT ar.
TlcLES. CONSISTING, in part, of ar.
TLFEL1L FL0RERS. WREdTHS
PLUMES, SILVER and GOLD LACE,
SHHERv and GOLD ORNAMENTS,
&c. sc. .-.
A Complete assortment Of Laces and
Edgings, Pic Mic Mitts, Meas Thread
Cotton and Silk Hoes, Women's Silk
and Cotton ditto . -. -.
2, They have also received complete
assortment Of BARRON and CAST.
INGS. CROWLEY and BLISTER.
ED STEEL. 1--E;- - =
$50 Excellent Home-made TWiIled
BAGS. -. =.
Soolb. Good FLAX. :. -; ~ ,.
"A Few barrels 6Est quality Old RYE
WHISKY distilled in MarylanA suit,
able for private families, MEDICINE
and PAINTS, together with almost
every other article, which this neigh,
bourhood and country requires in their
line Of hasinesss. They never had Il
any period 4 more extensive and com.
plete assortment Of Goods than At tie
present, and are happy 10 inform their
friends, and the public generally, tia,
all those who may faverthemw with = call,
shall cfrtaialy Re sxshlsleR .Oisk usscoH,-
monly CHEAP GOoDS. ;-->----,-s -, g s
- IL JAMES & JOHN LANE.
.Skehherass- TS1psl, Yl,l.r M iRni
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
Soal Leather,

Chiefly Spanish Hi3es..
JOHN O'FERRALL.
N. B. A constant supply Of all Kinds
gLEATHER ready. for sale. )
@ Those indebted to me, are, for the
last time, requrstedt to pay up their &c
counts. ,.> !. OFERRALL.
Martinsburg, August s, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
FOR SALE, OR RENT,
n I rQa of Land.

adjoining Robert Snodgrass', on Back
I Greek, Berkeley County, containing
500 acres, about 200 of which are clear.
ed. Itwillbe rented for Eve years, with
the Prsvilege Of seeding the land now in
corn. For further particulars apply TO
thesabseriber living in Charles Town.
- THOMAS HAMMOND.
Jefferson County, June 80, 1904. s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
u, ,~ Fron the Bssssa ctafiael +.
REviEw OF JkrskR.os's Apnrsr,,rssaI
= rIoE. =.
- $50 NO ".
lCsntiaasd fssn tAe Ls.elEreac.er sf
j "a jug IS. 80

Hasingnoeieedthe 6rst act Of Mr.. Jef.
ferson IN connection With the means,
which resulted in his elevation to the
chief magistraey Of the union, the next
q any importance in order oftime Is his
inaugural speech. This production win
long d,aPlAY he iasinseFisy. with which
the most brilliant promises can be made.
The moment. in whichit was pronoun-
eed, was perhaps the most favourable Of
any, sinse the formation Of .he general
government. for coaciliating the conf
dence and esteem Of that part of the natl
on, which L must ever be desirable for
the executive % possess> The people
had paid certaia taxes, disagreeable,
though lmpoasd N rePel The msnaces Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17

consider more particularly some of the
cases We have mentioned.
Had the President caused the re,iirra-
ton, or dismissed only the heads Of de.
partment, alter experiencing from them
opposition 20 measures, which he con-.
scientiously believed, promotive Of the.
public good. hewould have been iustiii4
edin releasing himself from so perplexed
and disagreeable situation, By the ap.
pointment of men, whose sentiments
and conduct would karmouixe with
his own. But IN the commencement of
his administrator, before an opportuni.
~ for oppesidsn to his principles Of poll.
cy was given, those oGscers were neess.
slated 70 resign, not from an unwilling
ness to perform their duty, but unques-
tiona6ly from an intimation, that il was
the only alternative to avoid dismissiou.
This however, was only the beginning Of
persecution. WelltTied servants, yete.
rams in our revolution, and war worn of.
6cefs, without an intimation Of miscon.
duct, were deprived Of Offices, and isr-
eed in the close Of life, to seek other
The cons,;,nt;nr and n. r,;nc;nl.. 49,.
ed by Mr.. Jeferson's predecessors was.
their real. though perhaps not avowed un.
.pardonable sin. His open hostility to
,h., a;iFsrs,,,. e o,:,;ae' -. -. ~.
e.,.s of ,he;r No.. cr;r,;on ~ nns.;.h.
6,,ns.s - sfss. InS.s5 ~. rn,s s :.
r.s prop.r ~. n .o,,,s ;n.,.rs.s = 49,. -
.,~rl. ;n.,;c. - -. - ~ .-S.:Is.
i;.1 c..en,;on Iv sc,,"s,;ns - ,bsn, 49,.
mos, ;;rnortar, r;.h,. :, NJ Or. 60.
d;.m;s.;on -,..s sbo..r /. ,.nr...r,s So.
.,,d .n.,t.r of The 1891 sd,,r. e NJ.
.,chns.,,,. NJ oo.,-;.h .ss.,;s. -.
cIerl and M. ch..,,r .ne.ifr &c -.
....r,hI,, &c Co,n.s,;.,,. NJ 60
rbo..n = renr.s.r,,,;,. - Co.. -, -.
Nev.Yort M. Aa.m. 49, me r,. =.
S.n.,s of n. IIn;,sS S,.,s.S c.a. 80 -.
GO. c. .,,.h r,,,.sr;.,,;,. .. ,,t.,.s.s;shs
f,,,na h n. s,,,.;n; i,~.,;,. - yV..S:ss,.
ton or Aaamss Dar;ns ,hs, &c ,bs ia,,as
only three individuals were displaced. !
and one of these At the time was 4 fede-
ralist. But why do mention these cha.
racters Mr.. Ieiferson's glory exists on
~ in his opposition to them. Let Us
however ask, whether the dismission Of
faithful officers /" protects the rights Of (
the minority 7" whether ait restores "a :
social intercourse that harmony, without
which life is but dreary thing +, Whs.
ther = Il banishes political intolerance.
n desnotie ne vicked !'' Whether II IN.
dicafesi = belief, that " difference Of opi.
MON Is not difference of principle p Is h
not rather VIOLATING the equal layss. by
which the minority are guarded against
oppression. Isit not eustingt cords Of
national affection. annihilatiine sociaihar.
.mouy, and creating yindictiye irritatis
on which will finally terminate in civil
war and entire ruin! Is Il not proscrib-
ing The community, because they wiz
not become the apostles of a dimocracy.
tending TO the extinction Of virtue by
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
FOR SALE,

On a crsdIt fisk months, By giving bond
NTH approved security, =
One Thousand Dollars worth Of Prime
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
CT E r nj @ Nj,

THE place where the Rev. Mr.. Dayi. lately
lived, aboos tour miles from Aexandria, will
be leafed TO good tenant who will keep the
place in good repair, and comply with The terms
Of tbs ieafe; TO stucha tenant i wall isafe the
gplace>fer iourteensyears from Jauuary next. The
shonfes wilhe put in-yood repair for TIE receipt
.sa oea CAREFUL tenant, and none ellie need apply.
Any perioa who wiihes'so become the tenant
will call on the fublcribsr who will hew the place.
This place is 'handfomeiy ftuassd, having a
good view Of Alexandra from sbe hoNfc, and a
very large meadow about two handrea yards be.
low, excellsnt well water and two good fpr;ngs,
with an;ice houfs and every convenience neceigary
Scr a gsatIemaa farmer. For term. Applyso
B. Dalany.
n. B. The dwelling has twelve room. in it
and TWO paGage,.
Shutter. Hill, Aug. y. 64w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
MAYOR . oFYIcE,
AuouN &. ne

SOME Of the proprietors Of the grouad IN the
uare comprehended between ST. Afsph, King,
Rtr and Can.ron areess, having neglected 10 dtl
up the fame agr.eabiy to an order of the Com
mon Council paf-i the .4th day of April lar, the
Superintendent of Police is hereby repaired to
have thar duty perfornsd, at the expence Of the
Corporation, and afterwards proceed to recover
she amount thereof from the defaulters re2ettiye.
siy, in the manner prelcriesd FOR the rssoseIY of
other public claims,
Elilha C. Dick,
Afayor OF Alexandria
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
IN CoM1NDN COUNCIL,
/. hiay or bridesmaids.
AtkpU9t 8, 1854.

Ordered, tina, John MSKinney, William
RELY, and Joseph Harper, be appointed
commissioners to holdan election at John
Hodgkins's tavern, IN the third ward on
Monday the Goth day ofthe present month
tor the purpose of electing member of the
Common Council, in place of John Dun
dass Esq. resigned. And that due noeiee
thereof be given.
Test,
NAMES NJ. M'REA, &C. C..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20

Printing executed at this Office with
nsatnsf, and difpatch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-04
ITO be eOnfinned,)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~.

Mr.. Richards form the Joint COMMITTEES. of iprol,,e,
made report that the joint relouton of the two hsut
es IN relation to Captain Decatur, his officers and crew
was found upon examination to be correct
Mr. tioge new member from Penrfylyania nv,
Peared IN the Houfe and having taken I'll. oa,b -
inPport the Contribution, took his feat accordinglv
lie engroiied bill declaring the aeut of Conyrer,
10 the act ot North Carolina relating lands in Ten
neiiee, was read the third time paed and iigned bv
MFR. Speaker.
On motion of Mr.. Nieholfon the committee of the
whole on the bill for preferv;ng peace in the ports
ana haroors OF the United States ard the waters with
IN the jurifdieton discharged, and the bill was re-
committed to the committee that reported th. fam.
ne petition OF John Devoe who lerved in the Mill
TIA OF New erey during the war, and who was wound
cd near tort Lee IN l776, praying to he nut ON IN.
PeniIon lift was referred the Committee of Claims
mr. r. Grj.roidPretented the petition of Daniel 81
dr1ge who was wounded in the attack a, Gro,on h.
IS dtrehed and dilabled alto, referred to the fame
committee.
ar. Cr0=vnirl2icl from the committee of Ccmu.-,.
and Manufactures reported in favor of alloyy,ng
drawback on goods ported from the United ST..
TO that port, when re-exported foreign countrv
with bill intended for that purPole. Referred to
the committee OF the whole on Friday, and in ,hs
mean time ordered TO be printed.
he douie proceeded to ballot for a CbonI,;o =;
the itead OF the Rev. Mr. Bentley refpned On corr,
Of any one candidate, the Houle went into . feco,,f
ballot and the relut that the Rev. Mr. Psrknoo
was chofen having Ga votes.
Mr. 7. RaadoiD reported from, the committee os
ways and means, bill making further appropriation
Tor the contingent fund Of the hou current wear
and partial appropriation for the year 1906, which
was read twice, went through committee of the
whole and ordered to be engrofed for !, th;rI
reading tomorrow
mr.. J. Le7oi5, from the committee on the Ceore..
town petition, praying to be authorized to erect dan
or eanfeway from Mafon iGsi 10 Inc weff Tide ~
the potomak reported bill in conformity thereto
which was read hrit and iecond time, and ordered
10 committee OF the whole tomorrow, and tina, II
be printed. -
Mr LtTv alto reported bill to incorporate the
Warrington Building and Fire Company, which va.
twice read and referred committee Of the ,ybaIe
on Friday next, and ordered to be printed. '
Adjourned.
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Amounting in TIE whole TO three millions
three hundred and twenty-five thouiand four
hundred and thirty Ave dollars and twenty nine
cents.
The funds out of which appropriations may
he made for the purpotes before mentioned, are,
Firf, The fun of liz hundred thouflnd dol
lars OF the proceeds or dutes on imports and
tonnage, which will accrue in the wear 1906,
which fun is by law annually r,lerved for the
iupport of government.
Secondly, The iurplus of the proceeds of the
additional daty oftwo and an half per cent. al
valorem laid OH certain defcription of imported
me-chandic, by the ACT further to protect the
commerce and feanen of the United State,
againh the Barbary powers" which may accrue
to the end of the year 1905, after fatisfying the
expenies already incurred on the credit of that
fund.
Thirdly, The furp,us of the revenue and in
come of the United States which may accrue
10 the end of the year 1905, after fatsfying the
objects for which appropriations have been here
tofore made.
The Secretary ALTO tranfmits tatement of
the receipts aud expenditures of the United
States for the year prior to the firft of October
lait, being the latelt period to which an account
can be prepared.
All which is respectfully fubmtted.
ALBERT GALLATIN,
Secretary Of the Tre4jny.
TREASURY DsPARrMENr,
NoEta:6er l7.b, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-04

exceeding years. ai:l seei tot exceeding 1000 do,
lars.
mr.. Rsircy obferved, thu, when a death enfues !,
tho Gale mentioned by the bill inuR ne mn, der
In ordinary Cafes between man and n,an, aud death
enues 10y killing, might be ,i,he. murder or man.
laughter. Where are reto-t fo- :: n,canrs BIZ,
as 1t has been iaid, 70 the law, as i known
tandard, uniform and invariabe--'ri.e 6sctiops il.
the courts of the ieveral ates and les laws ON this
head may vary; bur the common law dtss.ibes each
OF theie crimes with accuracy. The definition i, found
cd on the fa9. If take lie by beating man with
weapon that may naturally be expected to produce
death, and death eniues, then my uing uch wea pom
proves malice Prepene, Tor it is Illegal weapon
30 relit an officer III the execution of his era duty
and Kill him IN the reitancc, il is ALTO murder for nv
remittance was illegal and implies mace.--Then ac-
eorong to the language OF This aS if death eniues it
Is murder and not nianflaueh;er. IF = man Rrike.,
another upon iudd.n, beat, with flick upou the fcu
and death eniues is a,anilauyh,er bnt Is h. r;t
with an iron crow bar it is murder--th. intention be-
ing inferred from the weapon. While Mr. r ur,,.d
the propriey OF Calling the preient offence with mnr
der, and conieqnenty punlhing its ccrnmif;on vr,
dea,h, he would not be undertood as an advocate -
that kind of puniihnent. On the contrary. he WAS
detirous of ameorating theie cvcre punihments ard
introducing iyitrm that hould reform the offender.
and reitore MIN, after repairing his offence to his fai
~ and country;-but this at preient be done.
OF courie we muf apply the rule of puniihmenr lis we
hnd II to make 1t general and uniform.
h2r Early while he concuried in the general DOG
,Iine ia'd down by Mr.. R. respecting the Common
~ washot convinced that the manner in which they
had been applied to this particular cai. was .orree
It ieemed TO be Mr.. RS. opinion that no other oene.
than murder could be committed if death epfued in
RENTING the officer, without icekng far, he would adj
duce one eate where reiiaance to death would A.
mount only to homicide Suppofe the MARTIAL or iher
III docs not conform himtrlf in all things to the nitruc
IN MT rho. l.ta fh.t -,
properly and death eniues, will It be held that .bc
retlitance and its confequence amounts 70 murder
No certainly; out if he behaves properly, the killing
murder; hence this double provon is necciary 70
provide for the TWO cafes
ITO be continual
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Repub. majority 1864
About $50 republican votes were ion from
informal returns. The bora fae majority there
fore exceeds the foregoing.
The entire representation TO congrefa is COM
poted of the following gentlemen, ten repub-
lican and icven federal.
Re3u5lieav-Jofeph B. Varnum, Phanuel
Bifhop, Richard Cuts, Ebenezer Seaver, T.
fOrchand Cook, Jofeph Baker,
~lialah l.. Green, barn. Bidwe, *John Chand
Ter.
Fe1erai-Peleg Wadfworth, Samuel Tagcart,
Seth Haftings, Wm. Stedman, *Jofiah Quincy,
VIM. Ely, "Jerem. Melton.
New members.
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lust RECEIVED.
FRESH AssoRrMEnr or

FRESH AssORTMENr or
II ATS dED SUo
Gentlemens New-York Ladies' fparoI.,, h.
and London manr!ac- trimmed e. 1i,;n II.
ttlred blk, & drab Rca-'. and colo-.i ~ err,
vers, Gators, and Po- and tics ""PS
runs Do. Morocco do.
Do. leather do.
Servants glazed, Canel's MITES K;dd and NJ.
hair and wool do co Sins VI
Childrens Morocco Shoes,
~ I"g .,i & infants DO Gen;lemen's fuperhne
and trimmings Do Suwarro,v Roo.
For 'AtE, f'eo So9,' bea7S @e Eagle TaVe,a, by
JUDsoN & BURR.
OE coNyrcM1Eg7,
One trunk Calicoes, Gillas and silk & COTTON st.,.
Two tons ben country refined Iron. ''@"''
December 4. .ro
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tice. ''"'c' no
W: I. returns his grateful acknowledgements. :.
ms TRENDS and euitomers, and hopes 20 merit CONT
IN \. he has on hand few good Watches. v,;.b
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