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The museum of Delaware. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1804-1806, 1804-11-10
Ltgyt &tlicics.
THE MEup1chNr AND SAILOR.

A FELLOW well known in the district,
lame, having also but one arin, and dressed
i'll the HABIT OF, a sailor, VIZ t.,e other day,
with r,uch vocifer;tion. hcgglAg near Tow
er-hill. A tar, who had inst come cut Of
a pubic house, where be hat! probably paii
his reckoning, and received change ior a
note, was, as he walked, counting his mo-
ny with more attention than is usual TO
persons OF his desert ,,tlon. v hile lie was
thus usetully engaged, the heggar 81; hiin,
and, thrusting his hat before iiin, eycan-
cd, g Bless your noble heart. my WORTHY
messmate- spare few corners for rool ,'.cit
stumpcd in the stalboard-ai his h.lvo-
braces shot away, and turnci! out OF tic SCI.
vice without a smart ticket"
The sailor, still intent uron lis calGu!a-,
ton, which indeed seemed - require die Ut
most stretch OF his .ritametca ;.i>iiti,s,
threw s!lil.a.. lite is hat, ans. WIS \ H.
ine away. yic lame fellow, flashed w,.a
success, iinled after lin, Drawing onr,
Bless yot,, my uople master li4ve yon
no more smGi et4aee 10y hoarj~eN: NJ
l,ea@-ioo4.'s quite empty, in,!-ee, master"
Avast, Brother ayast . said the S.lnr,
as the bcgsar WIS pressing npcn him
"Dont yeer out 50 muen j,,M-'ops, hat
sheer of while you're we'll, i, ha>! gwen
you the shipani cargo, you't ss'!ihH1s rs, -
ged for The iyn.e-loaf.' fas", Wy
The following curious piece o. iii,Tn,J-
ton is given in a letter from plvmou,t 49,
q Sailed three ,lagtl GOLFERS, hde. an -.
,isjq"S aaa s.o,eS for the squadron OH ler-
roll"
A gentleman having pad that started
and broke his wife's neck, Il neighbour 4
squire told him he wished to purchase it tor
his s.?te to ride upon. No, NJ" says HE
other, $ will not srl the lttlc fellow, be-
cause intend TO marry again myself"
The museum of Delaware. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1804-1806, 1804-11-10

THE SCULPTOR.
4 gerry pleasing anecdote,
FROM THE EUROPEAN MAGAZINE.
CARTER, the S,atuary, or as he was
then termed, the stone-cutter, when a
very young man, had shed near the
Chapel in Mayfair, indeed l think
upon the very spot where the fair was
formerly celebrated.-His business
was then confined to what may be lite
rally termed the k0zver branches of his
profession, such as tomb stones, grave
slabs, &c. for it is we'll known, in the
common run of architecture Of those
days, sculpture was sparingly introdu-
ced.
On this spot and in this manner,
Carter used to labour from day to day,
from the rising until the setting of the
sun. AS he was one morning at
work, he observed Gentleman rather
in years, whom he had frequently seen
pass by, and sometimes stop at his
window, enter his shop.
The Gentleman asked him some
questions respecting his business and
the Sculptor, thinking he wished to
employ him, displayed his small col
lection Of models, and directed his at
tentlon to the works he had in hand.
The Gentleman, commencing his in
dustry desired he might not hinder
him 50 after some apology, he began
to chip his stone.-His visitor stood
short time observing him, and then
departed.
Probably Carter was disappointed at
this termination of the visit; however,
he went on with his work. In a dav
or two the stranger, at a very early
hour, called upon him again. The
Sculptor scarcely lifted his eyes from
the block, Till aquestion from his guest,
who asked, Whether he was married
or single man attracted his attention.
lie replied that he was married to
the BEST woman in the world.
The stranger smiled: "Have you
any chlidren?' 70
g One of the beautifullest infants
that ever was seem"
4 ~, .~ o. mi,vT,,sa e-1it-tl, and
continued You seem most indus
trious young man."
industrious !" said Carter " one
had need to be SO in these times: you
see | cannot even afford to keep la
bourer constantly do almost every
thing myself"
=" Do you want any money 81
Carter stared .'Wmt money /?
Lord love me ! yes / believe | do"
Would hundred pounds be of
service to you I"
=" A hundred pounds - said the as
tonished Sculptor Sc Lord love me !
why it would be the making Of me for
ever"
:" How so -
Ready monv would enable me to
purchase materials at cheaper rate /;
to employ a journeyman to extend
my business: in fact it would make a
man OF me.''
. Do you know Charges street :"
said the stranger.
Lord love me ! to be sure l do !;
it is but JUST BY"
"You must breakfast with me to-
morrow morning at nine o'clock"
" Who must | enquire for 7"
Mr.. Jervase," replied the Gentle
man.
"You wanta job done ?"
" Many" returned Jervase there
fore be punc!ual.
Ah.'' said the Sculptor, "there's
no doubt Of that"
Whatsoever Carter, who had little
connection with artists, and therefore
did not know him, thought of his visi-
tor, is uncertain. He however, in ex-
pcctation Of employment took care to
be punctual and foand that he resided
I
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
lIboie namhsr, 3IS.

know not but report tays, that Bonaparte has
demanded thar Louis XVIII, fhould be given
up as implicated III the late pretended contpi-
racy ,-whilit other reports fay, that he has on
" required the inspection of the papers Of The
exed monarch, and that he NAV be confined
in fome Pruilian fortref5, until peace with Eng
land. This letter though written in a very
cautious ityle, indicates both the, pretentons
of the uiurper, and the opinion he has Of the
counfelors of his Prutlian maiefty, and when
he dares to ihlut alegA Sovereign with demand
70 humiliating 10 offenfve, 70 contrary to the
law of humanity, of Hospitality, demand 70
pertinent ard 70 cruel, which, if acquefced in,
would make one King the accomplice of
regicide in the murder of another. In better
times when princes were felifh, and their min
ilters lels corrupt, fucll demand would have
been regarded as declaration of war, and cv-
cry crowned head would have armed in the de-
fence of an unfortunate monarch whom no
man can reproach with vice, whole virtues
are manteit as his n,isfortunes, ard who,
from private but Authentic inf r.nation, We
know hranger to the prosecdiags Of
Georges, well as of the plans OF pichegru,
and Of the feDtinents of Moreau.
g We have ieen perions who lef: Warfaw
LAT month, and they poiitively aitrt s2at Louis
AVlit, who rcfdes there under the name of
Count dc Lille, iedom caves his houle, bu goes
to church fees no other company but.ijs ria
'ives, or thoie French noblemen who have uni
ted their deitiny with his own, and tiat he is
chiefly occupied with dome!tic astentiousto his
unfortunate niece. the dutchesof Augouleme, the
daughter Of the royal martyr, Louis XVI Ev-
en- the Prrilian generals, prejudiced as hey are
in favor of Bonaparte, pay that retpeci to the
virtues of Louis XVIII, which they owe to his
rank"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

7otte Hon"4d!e 1he .Jglres q 'be Covt u Cc.p,pou
Pleas ho(arn at P,Hand, IN and fer he eouufy IF
Cmnbsrland on the third 7m)aar ef February, Axno
Domini, So4.
He petitnn .f N;eio'as ByssK. Of Portland in faid
i county, trader, humby iiews that your petitioner
intereed n and ands feized in fee tenant in com
mon. "ith fome other pe,ion perfons your nc IL
tioner uHknown of five hsth parts IF quarter of an
acre of land more eis iituscd in aid Portland and
bounded follows w eaHerly by lasd owned by viii
Jam Nj elan ioutheriy by Mlojt nrcot wentrly bv
land of Thomas Hopkins aud norheily by Temple
ttreet And that your petitioner is dtrou. OF hodinc
his aid proportion of the above dccribcd land f. yer.
atty Wherefore your petitioner prays that the fame
be divided and le off to him hod in teveray aareea-
bly, the laws il TIA cafe made and provided; and as in
duty bound will ever pray. SALMON CHI ASB
-4'to,ny TO tbs Peti,oas,
Ata Court # Common Pleas for The county of Cynier-
la"d 6cgp- and hoiasn at Portland in fad county, an
tbe third Tufjday Of Ftbruay 4. D. 1904
ON the petition of Nicholas Biafdeii whereof the
foregoing Ordered that the petitioner eau
the everal perlons Interested in the .late therein men
toned and living within the late or the Attorn.s of
iuch as abent, and have Attornes reGding within
the tate to be duly notified of iad petition by fervng
them perionaly with copy thereof leaving copy
ar their dwelling houie or lat place of abode or by in
ferting the lublance OF the fame the weeks uecevev
IN one more OF the public ntwpapers that they NAV
have opportunity make their pit on TO this Court on
the third rueiday Of June next their granting the
fame
Attea, SAMUEL FREEMAN CA,k
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

To lie Han. tie .7gH.ss eftts Conr' Of Common Pl~
hghtn at P,fd7a2 eoitbia and 70, the county y Gan
Jerland, The third 7p;EAey Of Ftbrua'y, a. n.
1904.
yIUMBLY lews H,Ham Pete, of F,erbo,t. in faid
4 l. ty, ytoman, Administrator on the eitate of Gs,sn
is Pee late of iaid Freeport mariner, deco aied that
the fad Greenfield in his lite time made and executed
boud under his hand and f. l. dated Augn 45th 1898,
TO Son chapman, of Flin'afb. in fad county yeom
whereby he bound himeit, his heirs, aud ad
minirators, in the fun of two hundred and xty pounds,
make and exccut deed laid simon, of leventy ve
land Standii, in lad county, part of lot 80
eshtythree, f the fit divif9n. of hundr acre los
there, WHEN the iad simon iould paw fad Greenfield the
inn OF ore hundred and thny-two pounds three ihii
lings and evcn pence with iuterea. Said William toe,
in laid capacity ther fore pra your honor that he
be 'cened empowered make aud execute decd Of
fad land according the Of ad bond aud agree
bly, to the law IN tueh cafes made and provided.
WILL M Pc T., ,1dwi1Jqrafov.
By g. VAUGHAN, bs Ahoynty.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
POLITICS..

Atten,

Int Sign OF 1Hg riMEs-A HINT.
GOVERNMENT is at beit but an evil tits
however necetlary and relults from the imper-
fiction of human ature--Defpotiiim and an ar
ehy are the two oppotite extremes-In mott
countries the pendulum has ever been vibrating
between them. Perhaps the rights of all claaes
of men were never better lecured by any fyf-
tenn of government, than by the conititntlon of
the United States Of America. 1t arofe from
compact and was founded in virtue but viz
tue was necehary 70 preferve IL the o9oft pre-
cious things are eaiy detroyed (; the tempe at
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

IS pnblifhed every Nori,y by A. jerks, 1T the
Printing OE:e, No 7, F5tB- STREE! PoRrLANo; vhere
subscriptions advertisements commune atoms, &c
arc resolved with attention. The price, country
fshi"ribers who receive their Papers .thc oite
IN packages by the mail, is ONE DOLLAR & fIF fY
GEMS ycar.--9iy> Subfcrhcrs vine live in town
AMI thnlc Whole panefs ale aud forwarded fepa
rtteiy, will DC charged rwo DOLLARS a year.
So lfOrRs'. wilt derive peculiar advantages their
fsvors viii be publihed (without pricc DO in
This paper AMI 10 Tbayiy's comMLRcIAL GAZETTE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

III a Conrt efCanmoa Pleas far The county ef Cnmber-
land, begun and bo1ltn at Po,fi9nd in (ad county
On he third 7pefiay OF February, n. d. iso4.
ON the petition of HiHi1a Poe, whereof the fore
going IS copythe Court order that the petitioner give
notice to al parties concerned, their guardians to
ihew cauic WHY fuch licnie aoud not be gran
ted by pubhing the Game in Jsi5 G1sete, three weeks
iucceflve he Lar publication be at leaf twenty days
before the id term which is be holden Port land
within and for the county aiorefad the third tuelday
of June next.
Attcn cANITFI FREEMAN. rLyf
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
THOMAS BECK
M ARK HARRIS.


'slE lohicr'her hereby gives pa al! con-
ceroed that Che has been duly apprined aud taken
upon hefief the trut Of Adminrarx OF the elae Of
ABEL BRIGGS
late OF Portland, in the county of Gu nberland Mariner
dtseAied ny giving bond ih law trccts She therefore
Ttqteis all pcrons who indebted d deoe feds
eate, 10 make immediate payment; and thoe who have
any deo,an thereon, exhibit the zane the Commit
honer appointed TO receive the claims Eaid efate
Dated April z6 1894 NARY PRICES
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

IL The 19"0r06ts ne 4aheI q 1bs Gun IF Geaerai
SDf1"s Of h5e Peace, far tie c1unty Of Cqmber!aad
IN he Csmw0oqoeahb Of N0tcbafsus. tegan and
bolh1 at Nfeggbace2y, in and FIR Jaid e,uaty on
The third 7ncfay in Ot7obeS, in he Jear one boajaad
t;gM b4aAred and iep7.
;NHE petition of lndry inhabitants Of Ruckfcld Hart
ford and Jay, humbIy fhewcth-that it IS highly
expedent, and IN our opinion will chnducs much pub
Inc ut'y 10 have county cad highway laid from
Mr. William Lowell S, in Buctield by Mr.. Nathaniel
Chales then on by Mr.. David Gammons in faid Buck
held, TIL 1t irikes the road MIR. Edmund lrh in
Hartford then on by Mr. Malachi Bartlets to the caN
ct Whitney Pond and thence in the bct way that can
to irvcrimoge ferry 20 kenacco point 70 called in
Jay
That the inhabitants of the the north of Tay
will he better accommodated, the dnanec will be
fhortencd and be made much eacr ranfporr hea
Wy artic es to the flores for market And having
viewed the ground IN part. aud have favorable report
OF the whoe, Of opinion that the expencc will ia
40 degree equal the advantages that viii be found
u from good paflabc in the din elions eniioncd
Our prayer Is that your honers. if in your wifdnm
you ihail Ice fitting will order committee ay out a
highway IN the aforementioned direction and your petit
tioners as in duty bound will ever pray
Signedby DANIEL HUTCHINSON,
true Copy, and 81 otbe,s
Ang. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Lnrt.
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MOTT rs.

Me iubcr'hers. wing been duly apo nned Ivy the
y Hoo. William Gorh4n, Judge of Protac for the
s'"n OF Cumberland to receive and the a. .in,
et the ieverat creditors 10 the Ef,te OF
Captain AbiI R1iggr,
late o. Portland, The counv aisreiaa narirer deceaCed
F'pFcieu ed nlventdo hereby give notice. that three
months iuctlier time allowed b-iue ia nrose
,he'r aims and that ha attend fervice Al
a~eiin2 houie OF Mrs Saty Rlss ia ,rtlahd, the
hfis and Lar rhuriay Of May and on the Gra an sn
9haridays of June and July next, IRON clock.
Z. Nj.
THOMAS BECK
Ii
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
Notes Philpot,
William Hodgdon.
O.'fed St4fe'.. DJtlrttl Of Mu,De,

MAY the 'cth, 1904.
NOTICE IS hereby given to the Creditors of RICH
~ ARD FOSTER, of Winthrop, in iard DtrGt Ira
der againH whom commiiiion of Ank,nbey has duly
ihued ADD proceeded upon, that they may be heard Il
they think fit before the Judge of said Dtrf Court
Thorday the 3 m day of May infant the Court Houle
IN Portiand asanh making aud allowing certificate of
dlcharge fad bankrupt before which time ption
to tuch allowance may be exhibited.
DAVID SEWALL, Jnege ftbe DJq,ia Curt
War IA. Of Maine UifyiH
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

m a Court Of G'ncral Sa1Sons sf tie Peace fer he
county Of Cumberland be,rn and bolarn at PortGa,a
i" }aid county, 0" TIE third 2usiaay Of February
H.. 1904.
ON the petition of DaaI Hufebiyf7n and Others which
was prelented Ottot term, "A. d. 1904, and conn
ued from term this terin whereof the foreeo
ing copy The Court order that the petitioners ca ufe
ateited copy thereof and this order I've inferred in
one of the Portland newspapers and pubiihed three
weeks fncceivey the a publication be ten DAYS at
leat before the hrd fueday Of June tina. all per
ions ntereed NAV have OF sid petition and have
opportunity TO appear at the Court of General Seons of
the Peace which is then be holden at Portland,
within and for the iad county of Cumberland and make
their objections amy they have to the granting the
Game
AtteH SAMUEL FREEMAN GIL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

Vie iubicribers hereby give tuolIc notice
Il to all concerned thar they have beer duv sp-
p.o'ed and have taken upon themeves the tut of adj
miniirators the cfatc OF
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tjunllC Soucc IS hereby given that the CopArtner.
i thip under the firm of
CQRR2- 6, TUCKER

is this day doIved; and all perons having unfcttcd
accounts with Iad firm requeed exhibit the fame
for adjuHment to the fubfcrber. JOSIAH TUCKER.
I Portlant Nav "a, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

M fENEho we the iuberi the hxtceuth DAY
w OF March, 'oo4, gave three Notes of Hand
Eaae CHICK otherwiie called Byret C6itk the frG
note dated Limerick March e. 1904 FRONTING for VA
hue received to pay iaid Chick Eleven dollars and
hy &C nts, t" be paid in Gxy days iecoud of the
iame date for the fun of twenty feven dollar, payable
In four months third of The came date for fun
Of fifty five dollars payable in moa,hs - that we
have no confederation therefor, this is caution all
perons agiin purchsiing aid Notes. we are deter.
mined not to pay them.
Notes Philpor,
William Hodgdon.
irrrrrk Mayr
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DANIEL HAMI.EN.

late OF Gorhar, in the county OF Cumberland, ycoman
deceaied. by giving bond the law erels he there.
tore requeis all eron who indebted laid deeea
eds ettse, to make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands thereon, exhihit the fame to
O1.ef Wor vtb 1894. STEPHEN Larry
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late OF North Yarmouth, the county of Cumberland
Woman, seeeaird, Ivy giving bond The dretas :
They therefore reqnei all per1n who are indebted to the
lad deeeaed5 eitae 10 make imm,d ate payment; and
theie who have any demands thereon exhibit the fame
TO JOHN OGBgIDGE
Dated May Sci. VIM. &. SrOCKRRiDGE
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

III iubicriber hereby giHes oublic no.
tice 70 all concerned that he has been duly sppoin-
ted, and has taken upon himlef ,hc ru OF an Admin
traitor the Btate OF
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10 me I1oH0r"0e jnl.tcef Of ice Court Of Comnian
Pleas, 6fgaa and boiden at Nevegiouceqsr, 4ritb-
in and yfor THE Ceanty Of Cumberland, Oaobey
Term, 1903.
THE petition of JESSE RICE of Minot, in
Edward Jumper, Elizabeth Briggs, and others to your
petitioner unknown ia in certain lot
parcel Of land lying in Moot, afoes.,d, houndcd as
follows :-Begnhiug the north eat corner of fly four
of land which ee Ree lives on thence running
north we by north hundred fcverty Tx rods to
Rake thence Euth vel hy weh hundred rods thence
fonth ealt by touh haodrcd and fevcuty fix rods
thesce north ea0 by eat the rt mentioned bounds
belonging to James Jumper aud others, your petitioners
nuknown, heir, Of Edward Jumper a.e OF aiorelad;
the above delcrbed land conEfing of about eighty-ix
that your petitioner is defous hold and enjoy
bis iare in faid dcccated ea,e, being evenh
part teveraly be therefore prsys that honors
would order partition thereof TO be made and hi, part
ase atore(ad f. off aad divided from the req agreeable
10 the law OF the Commonwealth in 1ch cafes made and
provided PETER TEACHER, FOR JESSE RTE
Ut Court of Common Pleas for the county Of Cum
herAnd, begun and holden Portland in laid county,
,he third,rueiday CT Fcbrnay,a d, 1904
On the Petition of Jee Rice whereof the foregoing
. COPY:
ORDERED That the Petitioner caufe the levcral per.
fs intcreed in the eitsle the Gin mentioned, living
within the hAte the attorney OF fueh aSleot and
have attorney reding within The Fate, be duly notihed
aid peit on NY lcTvIns them perfooalv wh a copy
itere Of or leaving copy their dwel inc houle or
!aG place Of ab,~e, by inlerung he luhAancc of
she fame. thfee weeks ucct ihvev in of the
public ers, hat they msyhave oprortun or?te
Weir exception to hi, Conr the rd luel2r f luoe
Ns., their gran',ng OF 'bt fame Auen.
Nav Il. SAM'L. FREEMAN, el,k
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13
THURSDAY DECEMBER 6.

Mr.. SPeGksr laid before the Houle letter from the
Governor of Virginia, incofng document relative to
the election of Alexander Wilton to feat in the Hout
Referred to the Committee of Elections
Mr. J. Clay preiented the petition ofStephen King
lion praying he may receive the draw back on goods
ihipped from Philadelphia but which were not put
on board the George Wilmington until ihe paled the
Delaware line in the year ISO4
M. Claiborne from the Committee appointed, pre-
tented bill making further provion for the payment
OF the debts due by the United States-Referred 70
the committee of tho whole on Monday next
Mr. NeIon from the Committee appointed on s..
Carions petition reported favor of allowing his APP
Piication, and recommended that bill be brought IN
Tor that purpefe-Referred to the fame Committee.
A r,etiage from the Pre6dent informed that he had
approved and igned the bill making further appropri
alton tor the contingent fund, and made them alto
communication III writing ncloiing the report of the
Superintendent of the public buildings at Waihng-
ten.
The Houie went into committee of the whole on
tie Dill Tor PTeiervng peace in ports and harbours,
ana waters under the United States jurifdaion
Mr.. Dazrjor in f6e Cbn;r
After fome time fpent in debating and amending
the fame the committee rofe, reported progrefs and
obtained leave to Get again
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-13

to that OF managers, declared Mr.. c. W. CAairss,
duly cacLen.
A conversation arofe refpe9ing the preced ents on
this iubse, IT. which, it was apparent tia. on all orrp-
er oeeaons majority OF the vote bud been given in
Favor OF each manager; bur this appeared IN thc i'll
sauee of the impeachment of Judge Pickering rather
from the recollection of gentlemen no fpokc on the
| iubeet than FROM the Journal. Mr. Speaker hsd not
| reeo!lected how The eleGon was conducted, bu, h..
hould not regret appeal 20 the ouie on his dec-
Oh.
Mr.. =. Rgndoi,5b nlpreftd with refpettful fenti-
n'enss OF the understanding and integrity OF the Speak
er, would be the lar spDea, from his decGor
but ior the purpoie Of preventing what either has
heretofore taken place, what may hereafter take
place in cafe of fuch decihons involving the Houe or
individual members in very unpleaiant ftuations he
wonid move an appeal TO the Houie from the deciGon
| of the chair.
| The queition was Immediately taken and twenty
live voted III favor of the Speakers ecior fifty vo-
ted agarit 1t, of couequence the deciGon was rever-
4 fed.
And the Houfe proceeded TO ballot third time.
| but member had majority.
| AT fourth ballot the reiult was the fame
On the fifth ballot Mr. G. W. Csart&eN h-da maio.
! rty, and was declared TO be duly elected
On motion of Mr.. Niebsiicn it was
R5OIved, That the articles agreed to by this Houf.
to be exhibited in the name of themfriyes and all the
people OF the United Sates, again Samuel Chafe in
maintenance OF their Impeachment. aganil him for
high crimes and nfdemeanors he carried to the Sc
nate by the managers appointed to conduit the ilid
Impeachment.
II 7va' slo ys'oiUed That mefage be fen. to the
Senate TO inform them that this Houe have appointed
managers to conduct the impeachment againfi Samu-
e Chae and have directed the aid managers to carry
the Senate the articles agreed upon by the Houfe 10 he
exhibited i'll maintenance of their impeachment againt
the faid Samuel Cbafe. And that the Clerk do 20
with the fad menage.
Adjourned.