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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
oso Bis. HERRINGS.
Nnnked To Hire.

A iervant Woman: For one we'll acquainted
",ih Cooking, Wafhing and Houle Work gene.
tally, liberal wages wish be given.
Apply 10 the Printer.
July rs. d S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20
ROBERT 3. JAMESON,
Offers t,r Sale.
10000 lbs GEEEM-COEEEE


10000 lbs. GREEN COFFEE,
5000 do. Cocoa,
40 bids. iNEaEcsvado Sugar,
40 bags OF Cotton,
10 punch's fine aavof'd St..croix Ram,
60 hhds. MolaQes,
10 pipes Holland Gin,
SO or. chefs of frsfh Teas sforsed,
10 pipes London P Madeira,
co. old PORT <,
4 do. P. Tennefife ~
i or. caiss Sherry. and q q
4 pipes BrcGels
s hhds. green Copperas,
hhds. Roll Bfimttons,
2 hhds. Madder, :
hhds. Alum. ard
RIO boxes spaniih Sesats Of difereat
qualities, with mott other articles in the Giocery
Line.
May 2s. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-20

By virtue of a decree Of the Court OF
the United States for the 9Th circuit Virginia
lltrf, in the fpis Of Hepburn and Dundss
aganA Thomas Wet, in chancery-will be
cid on the pennies to the highef bidder, at
Public Aucaon, for ready moneys on Monday
the aoth of Angua next, at II O'Clock A. NJ
!. il fair, if rot, the next fair day at the fame
honr
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-12
MONDAY, March 10, 1904.

te received and for Sale,
Sweet Cyder by the barrel,
Apples do.
N. England Rum do.
Candies by the box,
Potk by the barrel,
1900 lbs. excellent r. Hand Che.le,
Spieed Salmond in z and 4 gallon kegs,
RaIfins by the box,
Prunes, Almonds, Englifh Wslnuss,
Shelbaiks. Chtlnuts, fweet Oranges,
LINES, Lemons,
Gfeeu Gsapes by the jar or pound,
Codflh for family ufe,
600 bufleIs R. /, Potatoes,
And general aaortment Of Groceries.
A. WILLIS.
.Jan.Is. a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-12
,0ubIir Ileauue.
on TUESDAY.

On TUESD AY,
:, 3. = ,elgsk, sujg Be sad At tbe 5<rd3s Sf0rs
{ pa.n in hogiheads and barrels.
f.sasA Brandy inp!pss,
Gin 10 pipes and bis.
Whilkeg and Apple Btandy in bIs.
Sagaf in bids. tierces and Bis
c6aee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
Mould and dip'd Candies
Raaus IN kegs, boxes and iafs,
1895 IN kegs and trails,
Issns Ware IN crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
ALs O.
4 varssty Of DRY GOODS,
Anong which aFs,
Cloths, Coatings,
!, gsrieyness., Dafi!s,
Plains and krcrfeys,
Negro CottonS, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Ffiezes,
CALI ncoeS and Rullcls,
Yarn Stockings,
.,hiotzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, SileGa do.
oGnsbargs and TicSsenbrrg,,
Mullins aud MuIlin Handts,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
3 gandanaa Hsnakerchiefs,
Csisurea Threads. Hats,
And funds, other Articles.
r. 9. MARSTELLER.
FEB. IT.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on the zeth
of October last, a negro nan slave named
b O b,
about 20 years Of age, five feet nice inches high
straight l.ubed and well formed sad slave hath
an impeachment in bis speech which prevents his,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears ear rings. He took with him variety of
good cloathing, description Of which is umsces.
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, and in all probability is now seereted by
his mother, Winuey Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr. IeHN My1R, late of this town, but row
said to be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, aud
further reward of Ten DOLLARS for the dis
covery of those who have been accessory to his
concealment.
Captains Of vessels, sc. are forwarnsd at
their peril, not 20 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. Is.
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saleS bp aual0u.
On WEDNESDAY,,

Or WEDNESDAY,
10 'clsss, zDiE b. 3oldettbr yesase Store, o.
tts sspxey 81 Arg aad. JTsias Frees,
Rum in hads. and barrels
Whifkry in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in calxs
Wine in pipes and quatter caas
NolaGss in hhas.
Sugar in hhds, and barrels,
White and brown Soap 10 boxes,
Coffee in eagSs and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Oaeen's Ware, and
ALSO,
Avar5ety of DRY GOODS,
-AaoRc WHICH ARE
Broad CiashG, lrilh Linens,
Ca6r.ses, Calicocs,
Kerfegs, Threads,
Coaiings,, Chintzcs,
Nalsthieks, Bsdtieks,
fesraangnt, 0zn2hgrga,
Blaaksts, Sev;ng Silks,
Flares, IdasiIn an;l Muffin
Nsgso Cattons Fiandketehiefs,
W5sara and etEsr futs;s Gouoass &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, da7i0xfsr.
Fsh. a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
LAND for SALE.

WILL be SOLD, to the highest bidder, on Sa-
w turday the Sd day of March next, at Wat
kins & Ragland's store, in Halifax county, four
hundred acres of LIND, whereon the late John
Calder died seized, which escheated 20 the com
munweal;h, and IS vested in trustees by an aa Of
Assembly, for the purpose OF paying a dehr due
Joseph Friend, as executor OF Daniel NJ CaIlur,-
One half the purchase money must be paid down,
and a security the land for the remaining half,
payable in SIX months. (cpuM)
By THE TRUSTEES.
December II, 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
CONDITIONS.

l. II shall be printed from the last London edi
ton, and be published in Eight O&tavo Volumes,
during the year 1904.
IL. it shall be delivered to those Subscribers
who take it in Volumes, at Two Dollars per Vo.
lumc, in boards
Those who wait for the completion of the
Work, may have it either at Sixteen Dollars i'm
boards or in 4 good and handsome binding, al
Twenty Dollars payable on delivery.
1t Willie enriched with Two whol. sheet Mans
One of the Eastern, the other of the Western
part OF the Roman Empire--A slap of I've parts
of Europe and Asia adjacent to Constantinople,
and an elegantly engraved Head OF the Author.
- Subscriptions received b. SAMUEL. PLEA
SALTS, il Richmond. Ed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29

5000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
nh. Przes subject to deduction of 10 per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis-
lature OF Virginia. for the laudabe purpose of e
reeting seminary of learning in or near the me-
tropois oe this state. With this view, it is CON.
tempiatedto raise % COO dollars, and 9 SEQ dollars
IN addition, for defraylng the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the first re
speetabiiiy have been selected as trustees, and
they have pledged themselves to use their utmost
exertions to carry it into effect The scheme has
ths advantage OF giving to each I'D enturer, a
chance FOR some very large prizes. whilst the pro-
portion OF prizes TO 5inrks IS SO grca, rs to invite
tne friends of the intended institution 20 parta,c
in the lottery. with very little risk Of their becom.
'"g losers. The treasurer of the stats is 20 be an
pointed 20 receive -he money ros the ticket, as
they are sold, and 70 pay the amount of the pri.
zes 10 the fortunate adventufers. 1t is believed
that the above considerations will induce rapid
sale OF tickets, and the drawing will commence rs
soon as sufficient number shalt be sold to autho-
tize it-~whch 1t is believed will be sn the second
Monday IN December next
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
MARRIED LADY's COMPANION,
Poor Mans Friend.
IN lgOUR PARTS


/. An address to the married Lady who is III
Mother OF Daughters.
II. An address TO the newly married Lady.
Ill. Some important hints the Midwife.
~. An essay on The management and common
diseases of Children.
BIZ SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
The title and heads OF this work are considera
bly, expressive Of It's nature and design. Each
part contains moral reflections adapted to the cha
RACERS for which tiey intended; bur they com
pose in the WHOLE a medical book of such sort as
necessarily interests every family. The plan is
conducted with all pssobie simplicity and plain
ness, and will be found very great convenience
TO the Ladies.
twill be printed ona neat plain Type, and good
Paper, and it is supposed will contain two hun
dred and forty pages of duodecimo size.
The price TO subscribers, If neatly bound, will
be IS. If in boards, Is. Cd.
So soon as the work is finished. the subscribers
may apply to MIR Nicolson, and others with
whom iheymly make their subscriptions, who. on
receiving payment, viii deliver g them their
books.
a number Of copies will be deposited with Mr.
Samuel Peasants and other book sellers; from
whom The public may sc supplied
The author Aatters himself, that his worl, win
be found very useful ono. Having submitted
hismanuscrpts to the inspection Of several respea-
able and ludiUious men, ne is encouraged 60 ven.
ture this publication in favor Of himself lie is
well aware, that the composition may 6e calculat-
ed FOR usefulness and vet for want Of being push.
ed forward into public notice, IL may lie dormant
on the book. seller sshelf As his cherdesien was
90 DC beneficial 20 his fellow citizens he is deer
mined to spare pains which may be necessary
70 circulate his books and they will therefore
probably be offered for sale At most OF the court
houses OF the upper counties Of the state of Eirgi
ria. He thanks the patriotic gentlemen Of the
two houses OF legislation. who gave him friendly
encouragement, and calculates on their influence
IN their respective counties. so far as the merit of
the performance may deserve their aid
SAMUEL X. JENNINGS.
February S, 1904. 3m
IahhahaHno K Esser Court, held tie 22d Of
WbUember, 1908.
William Cregson and Frances Gidart, Exe-O
cutor and Executri1, &c. of James Gil 3
dart, dec. plaintiffs. 8
AGAINST
Edmund Byue, executor, &c. ofHcnry Todd. S
dec. and Thomas Fauntleroy, defendants. =
II appearing TO the court that the defendant
Edmund Byne, is not an inhahitant os this stste
On the motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel
his O'aeyet, that he appear here on the FIRST Iay
Of March term next, and answer the bin Of the
compliments and that n copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted in some public newspaper IN
the city Of Richmond for two months successive
ly, and posted at the front door Of this courthouse
A Copy,
Tcste,
IOHN HAIIY dsDutv for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
Notice..

a Ii. those who are indebted to the estate of
John Thomson, sen. formerly of PETERSBURG.
TO that OF Ann Thomson, of the same place, or
John Thom9on, formerly attorney at Law, ore
requested 70 come forward and make immediate
payment, rs further indulgence cannot be shewn.
Those to whom their several estates are indebted,
are requested to come forward Immediately with
their accounts properly authenticated, and receive
payment.
All persons having any claims against the SUBJ
scr.oer, desired to bring them forward between
this and the list day of April. Those indebted TO
him will perceive the necessity from this public
notice, OF immediate payment.
Intending to leave this state by the middle of
April, he now offers for SALE,
That valuable Tenement.
Wherein he resides. in the town of Manchester.
consisting Of 4 dwelling house and ali necessary
out houses, an excellent well, good garden. and
three acres of land attached TO it the situation is
healthy and agreeable.
He also Offers for Sale, . NEGRO NAN. by
trade a sioe-maker--a NEGRO WO1IAN, who
understands cooking, and her child, girl ofthree
years old.
For the property offered, he will receive GOOD
bonds, or western LANDS in payment Persons
disposed to trade, will apply to the subscriber, iv-
inS in Manchester.
WILLIAM THOMSON, Ex'r.
q Jo5n Thomson and Am Thomson, dee.
and administrator Oh tbc estate of .s7Obn
7b0Ds0H, dec.
Manchester, Sd Ian. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
Those Valuable Estates,

In the county of Chesterfield late the property of
Archibald Cary, Esq. dec. known by the names
OF CHESTER HILL and KINGS ISLAND
SLASHES. The sale Will take place ut the Ea-
gle-TaveTn IN the city of Richmond, on Thursday
the LIST day of March next. The terms of sale
will be one fourth of the purchase money in cash.
and the other three fourths in three equal annual
payments, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
the land TO remain bound in the hands of the pur-
chasers respectively for the balance of the purchase
money, and to be again sold if the several pur-
ehasers fail to make payment. 1t Is proposed to
sell these two tracts of land separately, and either
entire or divided as may best suit the purchasers
In the Chester,H tract will be included part of
small traa adjoining, formerly known by the name
OF Auburn Chase. For further particulars, eir-
qure OF Macmurdo & Fisher
By THE COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond, 18th Dec 1903. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29

"a TICKETS to DC had of Robert Pollard.
Dos John Brockenbrough, ir. WIN Price, Greg
Samuel Peasants, jr. and William Prichard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
Fifth Requisition.

by order Of the Board Of Directors Of the
- Manchester Turnpike Company, the Stock
holders are hereby required to pay the further sum
OF seven and an half dollars, on each share, into
the hands Of the Treasurer, on or before the first
day Of April next.
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
Manchester, eth Feb. 1904. (hMh.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
NOTICE.

ALL persons having bonded claims against the
estate Of the late Gen JAMES a. BRADBY,
are requested to big them forward without de-
lay, TO
SAML. BUTLER, Ex'r.
Surry County, February 8th, 1904. ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
Notice.

a IL persons indebted TO the subscriber. by
N dealing or otherwise. at his store in Suck-
inghanl, under the direction of MIR John Jenkins,
are informed that their bonds, notes and accounts
are placed for collection in the hands of Edward
W. Trent, attorney at Law, who is authorised to
receive the same and grant acqui.tauces.
WILLIAM BROWN.
Manchester, Cd Ian. 1904. IF
The undersigned will attend the February Buck
ingham court, Tor the purpose OF receiving the a.
bove debis-t6oSe, who fail TO comply with this
notice, can expect no Indulgence
EDWARD w. TRENT
sC7" z. WI has commenced the PRlCTICK
Of LATY in ,he Courts of Hsarieo, Cbesterf.!ld,
Po7pbdtan, Arieiia, and Cumberland.
Richmond % Jan. 1904. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
KIreilHa. Chn,Iotte Co,utr-

Virginia. Cha, iotfe County,
SIR, January letb, 1904.
a you have moved ont ofthis state. and
L : left no agent known to me, you will
please to take notice, that shall on the 24th, 25th
and 10th Of April next, at Charlotte courthouse,
proceed 10 take the DISPOSITIONS OF the witnesses
i'll suit brought by myself and others, against
you, in the county court Of Charlotte, a, whiclI
time and place you may attend or nor. as yoE
please.
SAMUEL A. JACKSON.
Mr. ToEN DAVIS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
To be Sold,

By Public Auction, pursuant TO decree OF the
Circuit Court ofthe United States, for the Dis
trid of VIRGINIA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
BY Authority.
Scheme Of a Lottery.
To BUILD AN ACADEMY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMoND.
Dollars.

l Prize--last drawn ticket, having
blank TO its number, &C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29


Together with MEMOIRS of the LIFE and
WRITINGS of the AUTHOR.
No book could be offered, which stands in less
need OF enconlium and recommendation-It has
been read in almost every European language
The history of the long and interesting period
from the reign Of Augustus to che taking OF Con.
stantinople, and the death OF 8iahome the ii. is
no where else to be found in The shape OF regular
and well arranged history .----The Publishers pre-
sumo 10 hope, that they do service to their coun
try in giving an Edition Of it from the American
press They viii briefly speak Of their inten-
tons, and the superiority OF this edition.
/. Ii viii be the most complete Edition of
GIBBoN extanJ.-Becausc it will be enriched with
the Memoirs ofhis Life and Writings, written nv
himself.-Ths will be an addition to the London
copy of nearly 200 pages
2. 1t will be about ons.thEd cheaper than the
London Copy.
8. 1t will be executed in the best stile-Ths
Publishers. with confidence, recommend TO the
public an inspection of the Books published by
them within the last three years.-They are, Rus
sells Ancient and Modern Europe, Volumes
The Domestic Encyclopedias, Volumes, and
fuckers Blackstone, 5 Voumes.-They promise
NOT to degenerate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
yS2ESs ',.E;y:scr7r--sE-s-5s e
Ytrentu- licc Doiters Eeauard.

1sceHtg- rice D0itcrS Reward.
ID UN awey from the MISUNDERSTANDING in Gccch-
IN land county, very likely negro man named
SAM, who calls himself SAMUEL CoMEE, about
q or 25 years OLD, los bat stouS made, of yell
owish complexion, one Of his upper fore teeth
ont, his dress chiefly OF Virginia cloth, with
green Durant5 short coat heis very sensible, and
can read, and write as TO be understood some
words. He will endesvor to pass for freeman,
and exped will procure rass OF his own or
from some one else. l expect he viii so up or
down James river, but rather think up. about
Lynchburg, or some other town ON James river.
Whoever takes up the said negro and delivers hi'u
tome, or secures him in jail so that geT HIM a.
gain, shall receive the above reward, and all rea-
sonable expenses for delivering him 70 me 1T
home. EDWARD cox.
Sept. Sd, 1905. Sw' &tf
NIB. 1 expect he will change his name and
dress
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
BURR MILESTONE
N.fWUEACTORY.

NAV ORH.
The subscriber takes this mode of returning his
thanks to hic former patrons, and informing the
public IN general, that he has (by desire Of his
trends) recommended the MANUFACTURE
ING of BURR MILL-STONES ard having
Sa'nlshed himself with supply of the best ma
terials, and having had sixteen years experience
IN the business, in Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes to be able to give satisfaction
to his employers.
The stones he will warrant to be as good as a
Hy in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM PEN
EocK, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM CHNnBERs,
Staunton; Mr.. WILLIAM HAY, Wythe couRty,
or Mr.. RorEaT Moons, Petersburg, shall be du
" attended 70, and country produce receivsd in
payment, 1t tho customary prices.
TO- TWO APPRENTICES will Ae taken
to the aboyS business, and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jam 10th, 1905 Gf)
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER ofPdRKS,
IN stone OF ground, Tor the Improvement of land,
with direStions for the thereof.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-10
CONTINUED FROM OUR LAST

Having at length surmounted dangers and
difficulties, which baff}ed all description, we
rugged the foremost, and prepared to shape
our course in the best M amer taat circum-
stances would admit of, the wind blowing
from the pr else point on which it wa
necessary to sail, to reach the nearest lane.
An hour had scarcely elapsed from the time
the ship struck till she foIn cred. The
distribution of the crew had air. ady been
made, in tie following order, which we at
forwards preserved
In the Cutter, Of the following dimen-
sions, viz. twenty feet long, Six feet four
inches broad, and two feet SIX inches deep
were embarked three ladies' and myself !;
Captain Richard Thomas, Of The navy J;
the French commander Of the schooner
(avesssl taken by TIL Lady Hobart two
days before,) the masters mate, gunner
steward, carpenter. and eight seamen, in all
eighteen people which, together with the
provisions, brought the boats gunwalc
down to six or seven inches Of the watyr.
From this confined space, Some idea may
be formed of our crowded state; but it is
scarceiyPosslble tor the imagination to con-
ceive the extent Of our sufftrinG5 in con-
sequence of it.
In thejolly boat, fourteen feet from stem
to stern, five feet three inches broad, and
two feet deep, We're embarked Mr.. Samuel
8argus, master, Lieut.. Colonel George
Cooke, Of the Isl. regiment Of guards the
boatswaln, sail maker, and seven seamen !;
iii all eleven persons.
The only provisions we were able to save
consisted Of between forty and fifty pounds
ofbiscuit one demIohn, or vessel, con-
tanning live gallons OF water; a small lug of
the same, and part OF q small barrel Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-10
----zals @ sae--

Narrative ofths loss ofhis Mqyegty's packet
Lady Hobart, on an island Of ice, in tie
Atlantic Ocean. tie 28th Of 1sne, 1908,
7uith q particular account q the Pr00iaen-
uaI escape ofthe cfe1v in t100 open BEATS.
By WIN. DORSET FELLowEs, Esq. CON-
lnander.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-10

Can the gentleman from South Carolina
say, can any gentleman on this floor, whsre
all the states are Represented say, that
these. states are dehcientin judges CT res
peceability and talents They cannot say
so-rhere is no such complaint. The ju-
dietary OF New Jersey, where the judges
are chosen but for seven years, IS as res
+pectable,and the application OF her laws as
we'll brought home to The security and hap
piness of her citizens as they are in the
states where judges are appointed for-life.
The same may be asserted with confidence
of the state of PENNSYLVANIA, before the re-
vision Of her constitution as they are since
There is this difference however, where
they have been appointed for limited peri
dds, there has been no lmpeachments or
removals, and generallyif not always, the
judges were re-appomted, and justice as
well administered, but since they have been
appointed during good behaviour.there has
at least in Pennsylvania, been both and,
more complaints Of inattention, eXpence
and delays in the administration Of justice
than had been formerly. Many Of the
Judges however are very respectable and
enjoy high degree Of confidence, but not
more confidence than they did before the
change ofthe constitution. There has been
no attempt to remove rimpeach thejNdges
of the supreme court in this state.
TO inquire into the conduct Of the
Judges when confidence in.them is evIdent-
" wanting is the only true way to secure
the responsibility Of the judi ciary. If that
necessary confidence is Withdrawn without
cause, an official enquiry wlllre8tore conf
dence and the usefulness of che judges. Ihls
observation is supported by precedent and
parliamentary usage. In that country from
which preceden;sa are SO frequently sought
one precedent offers Itself to recoilec-
ton. In the year $50 committee Of the
British House of Commons was appointed
to examine the jails. In the course Of ex-
animation the committee discovered that
Sir r. Eyres, chief justice ofthe common
pleas, Judge OF very respectable character,
was suspected not of tyranny on the bench
or of putting mans life In jeopardy, but
of having held an improper correspondence
with person confined for a crime or mis-
demeanor, and this suspicion chiefly SIP
ported by anonymous letters. A commit
tee Of the House of Commons were ap-
pointed 20 make an enquiry and it was
found to the satisfaction Of the committee
and Of the people that the allegations on
which the suspicion was founded were false,
and the judges character was indicated
and restored.
(To C0ntinued,)
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e. Motace.

The Veflry of the Epilcopal Church
+ Aexanaria, beg leave TO infosn rs r'e'noess.
ALTO the citizens o. the town in general, thaf
Mr.. Samuel KeeLer,
Tho has ofEiciated as Geek, and a'fo taught orc
larter's Gnsing, has ageted to continue his iei
ices in that hnc. NJ. keller Ia, Tetotpsd
B the notshward, for the purpofa Of renewing
is family to this place, which he expects wisi
Z in thr courEe OF lbgse months, ADD as ne IN.
1.nas making this town his Pacs ofFermaoen:
eG.ence, he hopes for a contiouance OF Pablle
,vor in tie line Of his protection,
MAY 4