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NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that on Monday the 22,h of
OStob-r next, if fair, if not the rext fair day,
shall proceed TO scli.a valnsbia TRACT OF
LAND. containing 200 acre. mare less. and
personal estate, pursuant tina Ia Will and es-
lament OF John Turpin, dec. The land will be
sold upon one and two years credit, for bond and
approved security 10 bear interest frora the OATS
If nor pundually paid, and 20 be ultimately secu-
rcd by deed Of trust upon the premises. The
place is pretty well known by ths name of 7ur-
pins Tavern, aud lies upon the road leading from
Richmond u Charles City corsthouss. within 6
miles OF the foTner--nsoh might be Eaid in favor
OF thar situation, and shew IL 70 be truly 6esra.
BILE, either IS stand sor tavern, or resort con-
tguops TO Richmond--iS abounds in FIRE wood
and is supplied with water equal 70 any below tbs
mountains; is improved BY well constru2ed
dwelling house, having passage and 4 hand
some rooms below and above staiss an orchard
OF well seieded fruit trees, apple G: peach, that
seldom fai bearing. PfesuTnisg however, tina,
persens dispoScd ts buy. VIII previously view the
place, IL is needless 10 add more han, tvch may
be shewn II o. the subscriber adjoining thereto.
The personal estate consisting Of z likely young
Negroes, some good beds, other household and
kitchen furniture, crop os corn, fodder, plsnta-
ten utensils. stock Of horses, cows, hogs and
sheep, viii be ssid upon 10 months credit, for
bsTid and approved security, to. carry interest az
in the other case. f not punSually paid for all
sums under J0doIis cash must bs paid down, and
bonds executed before the properly sold is deli.
vercd. AUSTIN TALBfAN, Ex'r. Of
JoBE TURpIS, dec.
Henrico county, Sept. %, 1905. ids
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Aa .{apfcnt;ec raated.
& LAD OF rcputat,c connections. sbont Ia
"a or 1s years OF aye. would he taken as an
Apprentice to lean, the Printing Business. at
the Office of the VIRGINIA Aaors
OSoacr +
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II Y virtue Of deed Of trust execut-
y = to Us By John Christian. il. to secare the
payment Of debt therein msniioned due TO the
isie firm OF Duriop, Pollok : CO, viii bs sold,
TO the higheAt bidder, Tor scaay money 1T Prince
Edward courthouse, on nondsy the 18Th day OF
November noxt, (being court Say) TRACT Of
LAND, containing $50 acres more or less, lying
on TIE water5 Of Big Rough creek, in the ssid
county OF Prince Edward, seins shs land bought
By said Christian from Abrer Coffee, per deed
bearing date tAe S8,h daT of May, 1905.
The land may be viewed previous 10 the day Of
sale, by applying TO the said Jssn CHRISTIAN, jr.
Sawpei ". Yeaabis,l r,r,.,,s.
Peter 5fo5rsfen,
Prince EdwarS, 2Stli Sept. 1905. IDS
E ENG abont TO leave Richmond,
= AID snxiou, 10 discharge every just dersHA
soanst me, viii sell az my house, opposite DJrd's
" srebouse, On Friday the first cay Of nsxt
month, a, pulolic Auttion, for ready money,
IS Likely Virginia born Slaves,
10 Feather Beds and Furniture,
a great variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture,
Riding Chairs.
4 Good Work Horses,
2 Excellent Mich Cows,
Together with tho remaining stock of
GROCERIES.
Thomas Burgess.
R.chmond, on. eth, 1905. tbs I
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NOTICE, that Jacob NIicl.a.,x,
1S will petition the next Assemble TO raise
the ferry rates from his own lands in Powhsta,,
10 the lands of Samuel w codscn. in Goochisma
OSfober .. f2CS. ~
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NM h the subscribers agree to run.
Wv SWEEPS7ASK RACE, one mile
hcats, over che oonrss at Mansfield, in Amelia
county, on Thursdsy the 2,ss day of November
next. with Cola and Fillies. two year. cid this
spring and no rrsrs, cnrrying on each So ID. en-
trance 100 dollars, half forfeit.
Tsornas Watkins, bay colt by d. Devil, out
Of Pandora.
phii. Hocombe, Malvina. by D. Devil, out
cf Meddenna.
John Ford. by Clifton, ont of Shacke mare.
Wade aiosby, an Alderman, fui sister to Su-
torious.
William Il. Iohnton. .Dion,ed.
Her~rio Turpin, ally. By Dare Devil. a3s
GA. s. 1895. ~ VS.
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SURRY JOCKFY CLUB.

MAJ ILL be run for over the course
W. al SuIry courthouse ca the frst Thursday
IN November next (beirg the seventh OF the
nonsh) the Surfy Jcckay Club Purse Of three
hundred and fifty dollars. thyee mile heats--And
the day following lTuesday) the Purse of the
Proprietor Of the Course, worth one hundred and
fifty dollars, two mile heats
Al peTrons wishing to start horses, &c. for
the latter purse will be required ts pay an en-
trance of twenty dsl.ars, except members Of the
club, and from them entrance of eight dollars
viii be required, the weights Of the course are az
follows:
A ged horses $50 4 years old 100
years old 100 3 years old 50
years old 1lol
CHARLES III. GRAVES, Scc'ry.
Agreeable 10 the rulss meeting Of the clab
viii be held at MIR David Fricc's Tavern. on the
evening preceding the first days race.
Surry COUNTY, 10th Sept 1905 TN
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- SOLD &C., 1dy moHpv, in rugsuanos
ifcFee . i,'~ Court ~ the Uniied s,a,er..
cirait "a &c Virginia dist,;a, h..
- Ngd. attorney fcrthe sfelifors
ar5f ard David Ross ard othsr,
-rdcf 70 raise the sum OF 400
b ne expenses ofss's, num-
SLAVES. phW q lac OK.
ftr ,a's wid iake p'sce (.
re itsh day Of November
MOSrY. y. NJ. for
Il SSCTT. ~. v D.
tbs
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ITO be sold, for ready money, in
II pursuance or deed Of srust from David
Ross, esq IN order to raise the sura of 9o5l dols
80 with interest thereon at the rate Of 6va per
centum par snnum, from the first day Of August
last, due from the said David Ross TO the trus.
tees of James Dunlop. dee. the following
Lands, Lots and Tcnemcnts,
Or such part of them as may be necessary to pay
the said debt. and interest with tina charges and
expenses of executing tie trast. An Estate or
Plantation IN the county cf Coochxnd called
Coles, containing by estimation fifteen hundred
acres, be the same mora less lying on the wa
tiers ofthc Byrd creek, ard Purchased By the said
David Ross OF the representatives of James Cole,
OF VIM. Cole snd John Hughes. and adjoining
the lsnde of Richard Adams aud Samuel Rich-
ardson, according to its known boundaries as
held by the said David Ross Also. the follow
ing LOTS IN thu town of Columbia, Fluyanna
county, to wit Lot No. SO. on which the ware
house is built; Lot No.75. on which isz store
house, now or late in the occupation of John
FORBES; Ne. ~, now or late in the occupation of
| j. Strothsr; No. 76, nsv or late in the occsps-
ton OF Mrs. Price.--Ths sale viii take place az
John Napicr's Tavern, in the town Of Columbia,
on the 18th day of Noyem5sr mex; and the lands
aud tenensnts aforesaid will bs set up in that
order which shah appear best to set the purcha-
sers, and most benshcialte the parties concerned.
BEN. McSgY, aSsing trustss.
Odober 1ti,; 1905. Ms
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BENJAMIN DU-NAL,
1t the sign of the Golden Mortar,

BEINjttEliI] DO-N AL,
lit the sign of the Golden Mortar,
Richmond,
1t AS Just received very large and extensive
L A assortment of fresh MEDICINES, SUR
GEONS' INSTRUMENTS. DRUGSa DYE
'STUFFS. PAINTS of eli kinds, OIL, VAR
MISSILES, PUTTY. &c.
Also. complete assortment of
TIERS MATT RIAL s,
coNsIsTINo OF
Hastefs' Irons Crude Tartar
sCopperas Bow.Strings
virdesrcase Innings
Fus,ick Gallons
Spanish Indigo Tassel Bands
Oil of Viiriol Rubbing Dishes
&C. Forts Staripers
Quicksilver Trenchers, SC.
Which added TO his former Stock, completes avs
assortment that was nsver equalled, in mis- line
of business, in this city.
He thanks his customers for past favors and
hopes to merit continuation of their customs,
His former attention TO the qual,,y of his raedi.
cires, iHporting them in their crude state chat he
might be able TO Judge OF their quality. and POW.
dssing and preparing them under his immeaia,c
Inspection, have contributed TO his present es,a-
blishment; and opposition he presuInca viii not
relax his exestons to give general satisfaction in
fu.ure.
His experience for more shan 10 years past, as
Apothecsry and Druggist in this CITY added to q
small rtock OF Medical Information acquired be-
fore, enables him, he thinks. to form, tolerab,y
cores judgment "a to the quality of Drugs and
Medicines, although he cannot boast of hopors
conferred on him greater than the confidence of
numerous and respectable customers.
In regard to his wholesale prices, he promises
10 furnish each of his wholesale customers with
printed price current, as soon az possble, and
Standardization in their appreciation know
ing that no enc W this state can afford TO UNDER
sell him. This he intends TO do, no, TO get Others
customers from them, but 10 secure his own
Any articles that may be ordered and not ap-
proved ofas to quality, may De returned il in good
order, and in a reasonable time.
Richmond. May so. 1905. (Sw&wtf)
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IAMES HERMAN,

y JAW LID A LhANA1S,
JS1s i,tsf rec6i1cd a suiighiy of Jresh u gooa
MEDICINES, PAINTS AND HATTE1s,
Avn CoLoUR5--opsning >, ~, Corner Shop,
appetite Co. G.Sibies, with which be Ihsll be
happy to ferve h;s asmefous friends, on the moo
nnodersts ,erms.--f5c returns hi, 6neere thanks
for the favor Of their caaom. % Sept. 4.
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10y virtue 81 a deed OF trust from
Thomas Calls, 20 sscure the payment Of
esrtain sumo of roney therein expressed, will be
SOLD. On the premises, for ready money, on
Msaday TIRE iiih day Of November next, 4
7R5c1 or LAM, IN Hanover county, for.
usfiy the ~ sper,y Of David Anderson, known
bythc name az kndcTs3r's Old Store, ar present
occupied by rke said Calls, containing 6J4 -
acrs, more orlets--oF 80 mich thereof a. viii
pay and rsdsfy sns b7lsnes OF 343i. lis. 3d. to-
gshsY with in.crest siiil Zoe on the said deed Of
irast--as zis7, the expenses OF carrying the sane
into ea.ff.
CHARLES J.IAcduRDO, Trustee.
nichmcnd, IN OCT. 1906. IDS
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THE srEssEIuERs, uEDEn rss INK ev
Taylor g Brown,
Ofer their services 20 he pr5lic as AUCTION.
EENS q COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ~
the stand lately occupied ~ Thsmas Taylor q
CO. where they have on HIND large stock sf
Dr. Goods q Hest- India Produce.
Most ofwhieh viii ls Disposed of AZ PnVa,s Sale
on very low terms, for cash OF approved nero.
liable notes.
Thomas Taylor.
James Grown, Ir.
Richmond, ilih Ca. 1sJs Il
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MARsHAL,s SAVES.

4 ~ pursuance of a decree Of the
4 Court sf the United States FOR the 6fih Cir.
cuirin tia Virginia Distrie. pronounced at the
May Term, 1905, in behalf Of Tenn Tate and
Thomas Aston. assigne-s of Henry Martin, a.
gsinst Jamss Vaughan, admir-. &c. of Matthew
Vaughan, dec. aad othcrs,--WiIl be SOLD, TO
the hishsst bidder, for ready money. at Pe.rs's
Tavern, IN the county of Goochland, on the 20th
day of November next,
The following SLAVES, viz.
Cihe ice, Ned. Trip. Cyrus. Peter, Parrot, Ba !.
", LAWS. Lewsy, Carter, Phil and Porsens
tma'ss) Nell, Frankly, Lucy, Fanny, Judy A.
my, Dolly. Jivia and sstty tfemalss)t OF so ma
hy thereof az may be Sufficient TO raise the sun Of
one thousand seven hundred and seven,y.six dol
lars and thirty-fopr cents. with interest on one
thousand Tour hundred and scyenty-nine and fif.
ty-onc cents part thereof at The rate of six per
eentun' per annrm, from the ed day Of MAJ.
| 1905, and the expenses Of szlc.
BEN. MoSRY, d. III. fer
JOS. SCOTT, W. V. y.
oaober ID. 1905. I'll,
manchester 7aratike Company.
EToHTR RFouIsiTIor.
~ Shareholder IN The Msnchtler Turppil.c
Company ate hereby required 20 uay 20 IsuSss
Brsndcr, Trssfurer, thz further fun Of TeH Dol.
lars, on each hare, on or before the 18Th OF No
ysmheF next.
By oreer Of The D;eaor,.
James Brander, elk.
=. MaEeh<aer, 10th CO. r2os. t1sN
NE CoPartnership Of the subscTT-
- bers, under the firm of9Ho MIS- 7I1IoR
= CO. Will dissolve by mutual consent on the
11th instant. ~
Thomas TAYLOR.
John Satchell.
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10 LET.

A COUNTING ROOM, STORE
~ ROOM and CELLAR, in Irek
buiIiing near the Basin and next door to HSssrs.
Har, and soat'iga,s's. Enquire Of the PRIMER.
isth Sept 1905.
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will be present.
4 \ ed 20 TIE psEt General Anemhiy, praying
them 20 pafs law, aothorising die court of thi,
eooaty TO levy money, for the psypofc Of bring.
ing mp ~ records thereof, from March 1888 to
March 1902.
southa-a7tsn, Sept. 2. 1905. 3m
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at Court OF Quarterly Session held
for tina county Of Lancaster, at the eouTihcuies
on Monday the 18Th day Of August, 1895.
1ants Sgsiib, put. =
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IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
THURSDAY, Feb. IL.
(sontinueA.)

(sontmued.)
On the requef of Mr.. Harper, and with the
content Of the managers, EDMUND RAN
DOLPH a witnefs on behalf of the refpondent.
was Etvorn.
Mr.. Hopkinf0n. Were you prefent at the trial
of Calender!
Mr.. Randolph. was prefcnt during fiort
part of the time.
Mr.. Harper. What was the general conduct
and demeanor of the court towards the coun-
fel. Was it harfh, rough and irritating; or was
it mild and facetious?
MIR. j. Randolph. win to fubmit to the
court, whether it is proper to put this queai-
on in the form propofed. | with the witpeCs
may in Rating the conduct of the court, confine
himfef to fpecihc facts, as much as ponible.
mr.. Harper. The general conduct of the
court is matter Of fa6i, and the particular acts
Of the court go to flew what that was.
The Prefdenf here deiired the uuenion 10 be.
reduced to writing, when MIR. Harper faid that
he had no objection to withdrawing the queRion
Mr.. ]. Randolph, however, waving any oh,
lection to the quefion, tie PRECEDENT defred
Mr.. Randolph to proceed.
Mr.. Randolph. The anfwer have to make
is very Mort. Having been abfent the greater
part of the time, do not confder myfelf COM
petent to FAY what the general conduit of the
court was. / recollea that fhortly after the
trial commenced, came into court, and fat
very near the bench on which the judges fat. I
continued there fome time, whilea portion of the
very lengthy indictment was reading-I then
went out, and returned to my own houfe, where
continued until the time when fuppofed the
reading of the indictment would he fnifhed.
Juft on my entrance into the lobby Of the court,
I faw the council for the traverier folding I'D
their papers and retiring from the bar.
Mr.. Harper. Were you in court during the
time when the previous motions were made
M. R0ndolbb. Shortly after the Indictment
was found aeainit Calender, vas in court
The only incident, which | recoIIcCt to have
taken place At that time, was feeing the clerk.
or the attorney Of the djftri6t hand Up to Judge
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e:3t %
TO BE SOLD.
April 9.

PURSUANT fon Dssdef 7ygG, executed to me BY
4 fb' late Henry R9"doipb, EJq',. 10 fe~e tie eoy-
sTfnf Of certain 7' cfnoHy in tie aiddtcd aekxo7edg-
"t0 be fne fran him TO Lyle and M Credie e,ebaatso
pe'fI q Ia1dftD7fadi1 n. fonaty IF Cisqt,fed, zOi.6-
!" TIE Gfa"ef q fo miles from Aaaafb5cr, and 5mat-
haS eommon!y t"o7va BY e name Of Seofs tya67 o, tie
Carp fraa 7oW bcf ap for Et TO he bigJeR bitter, ON
Wear5ay TIE F Of May next, 6ct7eeea he bou,s of eie
9rn n. M. nndizvo p M at Zae5ariab B,oots'S Ia
vrr1 in MaaeG1Frr, on TIE Jc7o4uiag tenn, viz.-ooe
Hi'df The pn,eJfc money to paid do7on one bi,d in
* 1Onfb', and tie remaining biyd f7Vcive month"; from
tie dry IF EaLe
Boad and Jeen,ily zpW be required jc, tie punS7ual
payment ebe credit i7ai,zeaf, on 7ebieb PAYMENT bsigg
mate, paper roavtyanee 7uiA he executed BY
5OHN HEHENINGHI1Z
Cb17syfei1, Afa,eb 2S-(eptds.
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THE CELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS
IN VIRGINLd.

The fubferibers have taken eafe of ten years, of
the highly celebrated MxDlcINAL SpRIsos in the
county of Bath, called the Warm Springs, 70 juiiiy
famed for their great cures and general relief in MA
ny complaints
HEY are noSv Prcta,iag every ae-sgary comfort and
accommodation 10 /t .5e am.tautxts Of tksje zrb.
SaOe 6eab, (aas 10 promote he ,tsove,y Of tE 1yts
,Oan it, and il i, deemed neesDry make tbe thing
rUiy ku01vn, 6e baOe heretofore Teen mad.
<gai.a tie entertainment zobieb bas been offered.
Preparations are made at leaf bundred eongant
S'a,dtr', 6ass ty0gfeat gn,, 70, e accommodation o
sobieb the )arbers ryiH max: oil peFbe exe,on5 and
they fater eiet, t6at tbs sp5o may place eosfatne.
in this adVtrfjsD<n. rvM not find be a4!ysg eale fo,
r.gres or complaint.
R0BERT q GEORGE TURNER.
Msra5 es.--(ep6w.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SIZE.

N|iLL BE SOLD, to the higheA bidder on The
w Premiies, on the third day Of April next, at
IL o'clock, an undivided moety in the two lots Of
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald
decd. fronting the Baton of the James River Canal
near the of the city Of Richmond with an un-
divided moiety of all the valuable buildings thereon
conifting of a large three ftory BRICK BUILDING,
eighty feet in length, with fourtenements, twenty
feet wide and fortyhve feet in length, with fire pla-
ces the fri and fecond foo,s roonIy garrets in
each, with large wheels fixed for hoiing and lower
ing packages, &c. with dipatch and cafe, good dry
cellars, with fire places in EACH This houfy has been
lately built and in good repair adjoining is we'll f.
niihed two itory framed dwelling houfe, thirty eight
feet fquare. with two good cellars with fire places in
each for cooking, in the frR and fecond floors are
eight rooms and fix fire places-Ao, iinal two to-
ry Brick Houie with four rooms, with fire places in
each, convenient for fore ilna family hkewife
mall wooden building with cellar, built for ktch-
en- and may be uied fhop ALTO two fables and
carriage houfe The buildings except the kitchen,
table and carriage houe, injured in the Mutual
lniurance Company againt fire in the Ate of Virgil
MA and the premiums paid. helots front the baton
on one Tide, and bounded by Carys tireet and the
itreet leading to Shockoe warehouie, the two e.
Their Tides OF them, and convenient for COM
mercial or other bufnefs any in the city.
The terms of fale, will be eventeen thouiand dol
lars IN ready money, the redue payable the fifth day
OF Auguit next, for which reine bond with approv-
ed ecurty will be required. 1t deeled unnecefla-
ry to Rate the great value of the above property to
thoie who reide in this cty but for the information
oil strangers, the fbicrber begs leave to state that
the aforefaid property is Immediately oppofte the
lower part of the balm of the James caral where
all the produce of the upper country is landed; and
to any perfon defrous of carrying on the commfion
bunefs extenvely, Perhapsis hyperion to any other
in this city.
WILLIAM AUSTIN
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LAND FOR SALE.
Aare5 IL.

4 TRACT of about $50 acres, lying on lanes
IN River, adjoining the town ofI.ynchburg; one
hundred and forty of which is low ground, and faid
to be of the first quality comfortable proportion of
the high ground lies well, and well adapted to the
culture OF tobacco and grain It has All excellent ad
and rock hihery on it; Email apple orchard good
dwelling houie and convenient out-houfes; a mill
iea uTPoiTdt TO be hyperion 10Y in that part of the
counuy-the mill houfe would fet withis ,hirty-fx
poles OF the river, navigabe water Likely neoroes
would be received in part pay, and generous price
allowed tor one or two backfn,iths that are under
SO years OF age, and good workmen. For further
particulars apply to the fubfcrber on the p-en;fes
or MIR. William Brown, merchant, in Lyncnburp.
LEWELLEN JONES.
March /. (c,.S
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Chate paper about which made enquiry of
lone body near me, and learnt that It was a
! warrant or projects for apprehendinC Calender
! ms is all recolled previous to the arret OF
Calender. When Calender was brought into
the court, food outlide of the crowd. a. fo,ne
ditance from the court. l heard great deal
laid, but do not recolle6f what did hear. /
am, therefore, iatisfed that l am incapable OF
, giving connected ftatement of what uan'ed al
that time. On the fuccecding day the trial COM
mcnctd but l was not preitnt when the mott
ON was made for continuance. have fated
already how far was witnefs from that time
to the concluiion ofthe trial.
Mr.. HGroer. What was the demeanor OF the
court when you aw the council folding I'D
their papers
Mr.. Randoipb. do not recollett any fpeci>
ic facts.
Mr. HARPER. What was their general iemean.
or during the trial.
Mr.. Randolph. From the caufes have fla
ted am not able to anfwer this queition.
Mr.. Harper. Have you no general irnp.cf-
fion
Mr.. Randolph. cannot fay have.
Mr.. Harper. Was there any thing, which
truck you as remarkable, improper, or other
wife
Mr.. Rnndoi9b. have no heftation in faying
that faw nothing that conveyed the idea OF
corruption.
Mr.. Harper. What do you mean By corrup4
ton
Mr.. RnndoIob. mean an evil intention to
opprefs the traverfer. ! fpeak only Of thoG-
parts of the trial which / wtnrfTed mvi.If, and
mutt be undeiftood az knowing little OF what
paf.ed from my own obicrvation.
Mr.. Harper. You fay you perceived no evil
intent to oppofe the party
Mr.. Randolph had no idea of the fort.
Mr.. Lee. Do you recoiect nothing thai WAS
faid by the court to the counfel, when thew
were putting up their papers and retiring.
Mr.. Ran4ojb5. No, Sir, was at a con(i1.,-
rable diitance, at the door of the lobby At the
time. I have no further anfwers to make to
TO the qrcftions propofed DO not think il in
cumbent on me to relate matters that are ,re.
ievant, or to go into coDieGturcs.
bIr. Harber. We are ready to hear any
thing from gentleman 70 well Billed
Mr.. RaAdoipb. The reafon Of my remark g
my having underfood that was fummoped in
relation 10 opinions delivered by me at the time
Of the trial.
Mr.. EHrpsr. We are fenlible that we cannot
require them.
Mr.. Randclob was, by content of both mar.
ties, executed from further attendance as wiz
neis.
The introduction OF Mr.. Randolph's telimony
was delivered in 70 low voice not to be heard by
the reporter. But it is underffood that in the pa;t
not heard nothing relevant to the charges in the ar
tices OF impeachment, was fad.