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falfahtt,ss Of Counsel,
ON THE
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY es.
Mr.. MARTIN, in continuation.

My obiervations thus far have been princi.
pally with view TO eitablilh the true coafruc.
uo OF our contribution, as relates to the doctrine
oil impeachment. /, now, Mr.. Prefdent, will
proceed to the particular cafe before this honor.
able court, and in the frft place | agree with
the honorable managers, that there is a manife0t
diils renee even between the credblty of wit
nehes. and the credibility of teftimony, for adj
mt, " wItnehes are equally credible, and fome
i%ear that words were uttered, or acts were.
done, and others that they did not hear the
words, or that they did not fee the acts done.
the prefumption is certainly in favour of the DO.
htlve, aud aganft the negative teftimony. But
THIS mutt be admitted with comfortable relric-
tons.
If, Immediately after tranfafion, there is a
mi and clear memory Of the words fpoken, or
the acts Gone, there is great reafon 10 credit the
teltImony but even IN tn Il cafe, if there are A
nu'nher Of perions equally refpecable, having
equal opportunity 70 hear and fee, & who " ere
attentive towhat took place, and none OF them
heard or law, what is tefihed by Gpeie wit
tis, there wai'd &c great tc.,f1n 10 fufpecI the
affroatiye whneis TO be miitalcB; more 70 if
the tranlactions bad Happened fur fome wears
artecedeut to the examinations
But as to Hcasb. we do not cortrsdiq him
,aerrly 6yEssGfi4s tcJfiWonr we contradict him
oy ierieS otpoliilve Facts which ny honorable
colleague (Mr. Key has detailed, proved bv
characicrs, wliofe qerueify casnof BE- dsy5scd
which poi'iye fa&s incanteaibly thew that what
he iwoic never could have taken place. And.
here again, permit NC, 81, 20 make further OBJ
iervatIon, that, wtere peffop is charged eriszi-
neAg tor words he is fuppofed 20 have uttered
thoiewords ought to be proved 4ojtb 6resj6,y'
Every Ff1tueis on tbs location, who hath beeu
examined atto expeditions ufs9 ty myhonorable
ebeni, either On the one or the ofhey charvr
which are hsld as exceptionabIe, dccl.res he
cs'uot pretend to rscollee the exprcrs words
uttered by the Judge, bit only to fase wIat n
th's di:fance of time, he can conhder tic a..
mount of what was fa;d. Nay, McfIrs. lewis
aed Dallas declare further, thai ,ley cannot
pretend to fay with accuracy, what Dart of The
corveflation, OF which frey give teaimonv.
took place on the fra o: tie fccuiid dsy, or in
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M4ncheaer, July 80.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nMthe 2sd lay Of May lat the eo-partnerfhip of
- VII NJ. ALIEN ~ JAMgs CJDy, under the
frn of ALLEN 81 CODY, of Ca Ira, diiIolved
By mutual eonieut-Al perions indebted to Allen u
Cody deircd TO forward and clofe their ac-
counts by bond otherwif--and all perlons having
demands agaiuf them, rsquslled to make then,
hanwn, that they may be- aduaed Cor payment
Either of the parensrs Ca Ira authorized to E.r-
tie accounts to make and receive payments.
- WILLIAM Nj. ALLEN,
JAMES CODY.
Cumberland. July 9. (epst.)
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(aw&tO
TO Br SOLD,

oe HsDG e,ahf end In ob 10 Jaa basttf,3,
rs, RCNt~o huidtei aud Gf,y TO ihree hundred
acresof LAND, in the County of tlsnriro, aJout
toar miles !ron Eichnond--a diGanse which rsaaers
BE-; little Fable to pillage,je a5sgitly near 70 ore
.. The bc AZ mon improving markers IN the United
STATES.
he 1dvdEEgcs cffuall farms near lsrrs towns, are
fcnbyous aud senprily admitted, as not to rertire
Pr'i-glar enuncration Perfois refdiug in the city
WITH 'rge families and who Obliged % keep h,ff
e, would " al,le in onsyen 20 fave more than he
orSiosi rrrsfc. Fof futher particulars enquire q
Nj. il,nn1ss EorVeit
May IL. lolhG1
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consisr1NG OF

Which added TO his former llsck completes an az.
TORMENT that was never equalled in his line of buff
hefs, in this city.
lie thanks his cufoniersfo for pai flvors and hove.
~ merit continuation of their cutom. His former
attention to the quality of his Medicines importing
them in their crude fate, that he might be able TO
Indge OF their quality, powderina and preparing
then under hismnedate nipeclion, have contributed
20 his Preient eIiablin,ent; and oppoGton he PRE-
mes will not relax ms exertions give general atil.
tiStiun in Gnture
His Experience for more than years pah, as n
p'ti'seaTy and Druggia in this city, added to a lnall
s.oci.of Medical lIt5rnation acquired before enables
hiu, ne thinks, 70 form .olerably correa Judgment
=, to the guilty of Drugs and Medicines, althongh
ne eanno boat II 5eaey5 es7jytsSen E greater than
&c confidence of numerous and Respectable cuao-
h.ess.
IN regard 70 his wholeiae prices, he pronaifes to
furniln each of MS wholeise -nncr.er .vish
pse eir7ent,as loon pciible and feels hinrlf corr
irri n their appreciation, krowirg that no Doe Z,
tni' Rate CIT afford under-ell him This he IL
iseds ~ donot fo ,4 1.ys' seys ran t5c,s, bu, to
iee,..o his own.
lry afiielcs dat may be ordered, and not aprtov-
81 Of astoqtaiy, may be returned If IN good order
ard IN reaiouabe time.
lane :. (aw&tN
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ADVERTIsEMENr.

A RICHMOND BAfIs NOTE Of 100 dolls.
) was dsPofited with me ny George c. Carter
inr ifc keeping this Note taken from the poi
{eson OF fave in this place, who enacquaint-
ed with its real value, aud it is prefun,ed he acquired
f1Sn?ropery. Any perien who Will deieribe The
l'Ss properly, afford evidence Of his oSnerl,p,
ihah receive it upon appicston osnerwile. the Note
viii be delivered 10 I'll. owner of the fave from,
whonI it was taken.
J. c. BROWN.
M:ncheaer, July 80. Fst3 ~
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with Boots Shoes as well as If they were on the
..-.A-the length of the Ground the
Cai~B-the pitch of di,t6....D-roundt tie heel and
-E-round Ike i;iia,. ..G--serofs the ball of
the loot Fix the heel agaiiih 9 perpendicular, and
i.eiS hssiee thea great toe-iet siopn in
figures the number of inches quarters,
ferent meainres. January /. eptf
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Benjamin DUVAL,

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
RICHMOND,
L AS juff received very large and extenGve az
! A iostment OF ireih MEDICINES, SuRGEON's
iNSIRU MINIS, DRUGS and DYE-STuFFS,
PANTS Of all KINDS, OIL, VARNiSHES, PUT
TY, &c.
mr. eombiefe e6srtmlnt Of
MATTERS MATERIALS
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NumSERAa5.J
BROKERS OFFICE.

he S.sfsr;bey bas opened Reoie,s obTse, eepef.e
Il tie Uniea Ta~s,a, aud ovsr TIE Csuntinq-5esf Of
Thomas and Amss Zsad. an b1.6nsjS so.f!d 10 biz,
4siibe trasjas;sd Sui-b Gria fidelity.
THOl1.iS NORYELL. :
Els HAS FOR SALE,
VIRGINIA BANK STOCK, ona credi, 10 fat
parehafers. July 20. tt
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TO BE SOLD.

.cifbe Sd day Of HrsF nsxt at 5amcs Ltzvis,, Ia
Vsyn. in tdstezva If Cbarica5fpile:
John HENDERSON's interea in the following
- Negroes, 70 WIZ: Ned, Titus, Harry, Cloe, ard
her Eve chire., Cate, A:Ira.,y, Silvia, Jclny, Tor
Jenuista), aud Rachcl, with their ncreaic or 70 ma
ny thereof as will be fu.iicient to fatsfy deb. due
Thomas Garth, fear. of c.355 l9c loI with ntere. /
thereon from ihe l7tl March, 1902, together with
the legal COTS attending tie fi.e
JAMES LEWIS,
THos. GARTH, jr. 7'y4e''.
July 10. (epsv)
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A VALUABLE FARM
coz SHE.

HE Sutfcriber wifhcs to fell bis FARM adjacent
4 To- the town of New-Caitle, in the county OF
Earover, containing three hundred acres Gtuaied
within one quarter Of a mile of Pamunkey river
where there sgood navigation for yeels OF fifty tons
burthen, aud liltaat from the city of Richmond
elgh,een rifles. This farm is remarkably compact,
aht nearly perfect level adons ,he lands Of k1e.
George and Thomas blahey, Cape Parke Streer,
AID MIR. Dibdol Tally, and Sounded next the river
Sy the Laiie leading from New-Caitle to Hanover
icwn; is in quality not inferior to any land on faid
river, as any perion dfpoled to purchale, doubsefs
ssi be iatisiied of on examining the prernfes On
farm there very good Cyerleer ,hou.e, fna!l
gTanory, and fome negro quarters.
The iuhicriber, now living IN the town Of New
Ctle viii treat with any peron dpofed to purcl,ais
uif the ioth September next when, il it is not fold
1t will be offered Fer Sale at PUBIC sfUCTION,
TO the highef bidder, the premies, for one third
cath, one third in twelve months, ard ore third in Tx
months after.
There is much of this land now in earn, as will
admit of the towing of 20 buihels of Wheat
44r tie fame time sviN BE- offered fer EgIe,
the STOCK OF fIorfes, Cattle Hogs, Planta,i-
OH Utenlls, Sc. dLSO, Two TENEMENrS in
the town OF New-Caitle, one of which the f,bftri-
Der now occupies, eouflting of commodious houie,
calculated for Tavern, (being the bet fand in the
place., with neceiE,ry and convenient ou,-houfes /;
annexed 10 this tenement excellent garden,
fable and table LOT, aud one fuitabie for clover
The other Tenement, iituated in the centre of the
town, contifts of an acre Lot, DWELLING houl,.
kitchen and meat houfe, all calculated for private
Eassilyy-
VII aLfo Be field,
The Subscribers Houiehold and Kitchen FUR
NFTURE.--On tie laft mentioned property the
terms will be made known on the day of faj,.
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NEAL EELSON,
BOOT 81 SHOE Manufactures.

M AXES Boots s, Shoes
w to anypattern or faA,-
ion, equal in point of MA
TER1ALs and WORKMAN
SNIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Boorsard
SHoks, of the fri quality
aud newell fafhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a diff
lance, who are difpof.d to
forward me their meaiure,
. Ky Paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be flied
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WIN nLo 6e(oia,
The Subscribers Houfehold and Kitchen FUR
NfTURE--On tie Ian mentioned property the
'eTii,o will be made known the day of fale
WILLIAM COCHRAN.
iMs-v,Csdh, Ju.y 10. QA 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
LIvERPooI.. Nov. 3.

The reply cf the French Court to the
two Russian Manifes,oes has at length APP
peared, and il is just such a. might have
been expeeled. The charges oftbe Russi-
an government are partly denied, but prin-
cipaliy evaded; the most unjust and par
tial motives are attributed to the COM
plninls in The msnifcstces, and Dew char
ges are bro't forward by the Frensb, and
urged in the insulting tone of defiance
which characteristics all the state papers
of the new Emperor. The breach be-
tween the two governments seems now to
b. so much w,dened, that reconciliation
is scarcely TO be expected.
variety of French papers have been
received since our last, nut they contain
little Of any importance. On The old s.h,
jed Of inva:ion nothing whatever Is said.
The Gazette OF TUESDAY contains an
account CT the capture cffour F,encb gun.
briggs, which were intercepted by the Dis
patch sioop Of war, and were seized with
OUT sny opposition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
PHILADELPHIA, December 81.

Some Of our very learned and svcYread
editors, have affected to laugh or feel dis
gust az the novel idea OF the arch chaneel-
Tar, of the French empire being Present at
the cecoucAment OF one ofthe newly fabri-
Gated pr.nccsses; they appear, however,
not to know that this past OF the French
constitution is no more than an imitation
|Qfit is not bisrtrsrue y ofthc constitute
or of England in similar cases-whers
not only the lord chancellor, but the arch
6istolf of Canterbury, the lord fresidcn of
the council, and dozen more noble gen
tlemen are necessarily fresenf at the de-
livery of the queen. and not only Of the
gueen but Of the wife Of the heir apparent
10 the crown, as those who possess any
memory may rrcs'leG was the case when
fthe wife of the present FRINGE Of Waies
was delivered of a princess abont four or
/; FIVE years ago. Bat the origin cf this
delicate cuslom deserves 10 be notio&d az
SO when It was found necessary and
lawful in England 10 cut OFF the head IF
! one OF the Stuart kings. they did. no, ac-
comp.ish their escape from the race--in
the conduct OF James IL. they fonnd mat
ter exceptioaable enough to drive him out
of the country, and TO cali in u Dulchman
this they had right TO do, and IL the En-
I glIsh had stopped there, the thing would
have been corrcct enough; but James III.
had se,rraf children, add il was difficult 10
get rid Of them all; but It was determine
ed to ges rid Of them, and il was agreed
that the queen. wife OF James III. should
be declared rot to be tie mother of her
own children--that some Of the children
should Be declared bastards, and accord
iDgly the eldest son of James II. was de-
clsred TO be bastard, and trc.endey 10
flse fhrone--and 10 guard against the i'm.
( position OF bsstards an the monarchy. thu,
on the delivery of future queens the
whole harry coEncil should be present to i.
IDENTIFY The birth No doubt The British
precedent, which has been in use through
the reign Of the three Georges, has been
deemed both arise and necessev, the
stock of Coysicaa blood is no doubt cons.
deted to be az worthy Of preservation an
that OF EdnoUrr, so very rwisinf from the
! princess Sophia down to the present time.
for temperance, sobriety and chastity!
January !.
| This day will be devoted, by cont;.
derable portion OF the citizens OF PbilsdeJ-
phia, 10 the duti,s Of Thanksgiving ana,
iprayer; IN grstefulness for the especial
favors conferred on this city, by PROVE
dence, during the last year.
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!, Ry accounts from Valencia, dated ear.
" ia Oclober, we have been favoursd
with some farther particulars OF the Spa
nish insurrecssoa.
Al the beginning OF last month, be-
tween three & four thousand otths kings
troops entered the province of Biscay,
wishouS any opposition from the nscs-
gents. Admiral Massaredo. and General
.Orquilla, who are said to have been the
ringlsaSets in that revolt, were arrested
aud sent 10 Burgos. Upwards Of two hum
drsd OK the most important persons COLI
ceruvd in iic insurte6tion are SAID to have
lied IN consequence oftne unlayorablr an
sweT received from Donaparte, to whom
il is ,sporled the Biscayars offered to be-
come vassaIs, as the head o. The French
Governments His Imperial Majesty is
stated to have recommended to them to
continue 10 snbjsction to their own So
vereigh, TO whose assistance, in case it
| were necessary, he would send en- army
OF two hundred Thousand men.---Thc bu-
siness WAS, Notwithstanding, considered
as FAR from being settled.
/ 4 report OF 4 very momcntous and rx-
traordinary nature has reached us by the
same conveyance sut il is OF such ana.
ture as,to render It an set of discsction to
refrain communicating ]: TO TIE public.
Nonc Of the button or property which
was taken in The Spanish frigaics dctain-
led by the squadron under the orders OF
Capt. Moore, Ia. beer landed ct eish<s
portsmcu. h or Ply mouth.
According to accounts f-cm Florence,
the house Of Nicolo Maria SassI, banker
10 her E,ruran Majesty, had stopped
payment Tor Tic sum OF Two millions ol
scudi.
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The question was next taken IN like
n,anner nposi Inserting The words moved
by Mar. Giles, and was casried-Ayes -
Noes s.
Mir Tracey moved TO hi up the blank
with the Iirst aionday'in December nex'.
Mr.. breckenridge moved to nd Il up
with The 9Th OF February next.
Tie President said The hrst question
would be on the most distant day, viz. the
first Monday in DeceIiiber next.
On this question there appeared Ia
Ayes and Is Noes. Ss-thc motion was
lost. -
The President then put the question on
the 9Th day ofFebruasy next, which was
carried in the aififmatise--2i Yeas and
9 Noes.
The question on the order, as amended,
was then pus and was carsicd--Ayes 2
Noes 9.
The Secretary was Directed by the Pre-
sident to deliver copy OF this order to
the house cf repre- senta,Nes, and another
copy to Samuel Chase.
After enquiry by the President whe-
,her any gen,ie ,nan had sny thing further
TO oHer, the Senate withdrew 10 private
chamber.
Our readers will perceive that after Mr..
Chase had addressed The senate, they &c.
tired into private chamber. a question
there arose, whether il ~as not nccrss1, v
for the senator's 10 take the cath, required
by the constitution, before they took iritr
! consideration the motion al Mr.. Chase
| After cons derable debate, this question:
was decided affrmativeIy. Accordingly
the FIRST slap taken yesterday, when the
court was opened, WAS the qualifying ih'
members.
i Previously TO the appearance OF the sc
Enatein the public room, which did not tax
place I'LL two O'Clock, considerable debate
we understand, was had ON the motion c
. Mr.. Chase.
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Wanf Emtloyn1enf,

TWO EXCELLENT MILL-WRIcHTs.
( newly arrived from Great Brit avn, who m.
derstand all kinds % machinery in the usiII.wreht
business, & Who will undertake to crs6 or re,,a;r
Grist. ThEeshing or Saw Mills TO 20 either by
wind. water. horse or hand on liberal encourages.
trent beiag given. Also, will make all manner
of patterns for founderics. For further psr,;eg.
lsrs, apply to hr. John Scott, Grocer. kith door
from ihe market, Richmond.
Who has for Sale some exeeIler, Eedc;oe
Chests complete, with directions how 70 u.e the
medicines fit for voyage. xen,leman's fa-ni-
y, OF planters who have norser Of negroes
also, few pairs Of best Mahogany carAsaiels.
executed si'er the newest London patterns ike.
we. some Carpensers' Tools Of The hes, quality.
and GROCERY GOODS, at tie most moderate
rates --W1i sso give the market price fc..s1
Tor ProSuce, or barter on The sost cgsi,a5r terms
". II no applications are made IN m. course
o. few dsys fror the dae hereof, the psesons
n"uusu 20 will 20 li''is % she northwal, where
they have encouraging offers.
Richmond, Jan ist, 1905. -
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7Anrsday, January Q.


The Secretary administered TO the Pre-
sidenl the following oath. sYoa DO So
ls,naly swear that in All Things appcrtain-
ing to the trial of the impeachment Of Sa-
muel Chase, you will do impartial Justice
according TO the constitution and laws OF
the United States"
The like oath was administered by the
President to 27 Of the members present.
and three ethvrs made solemn affirmation
to The same elTect.
The president laid before the senate
letter from Samuel Chase, inciosiny an az
6davii swora before Mr.. Justice Hamilton,
assigning various facts and reasons for
being allowed further time TO give in HE
answer
Mr., Bradley moved the senate 10 come
10 The followisg resolution
Ordered, That Samuel Chase, one Of
the associate justices ofthe supreme court
Of the United States. do file his nnswer 20
the articles OF impeachment exhibiied a.
gains, him, With the Secretary Of the Sc
nate, on or before the dsyof
Mr.. Giles moved to strike oit all The
words alter, the word ordered: and insers
IN lieu thereof the following >" Tha, the
day OF shall be tho
day for receiving the answer md proceed
ing on the trial Of the imseacbmen, Of
Samuel Chase"
MIR. Hilhouse moved division Of the
question, taking il first on striking out.
Mr.. Giles ask0i II the whole was not
one motion.
TIE President declared that any mcm-
ber Of the court had he right Of requiring
division OF question where It was sus-
esplible OF a division, and he conceived
~, ~ amendment proposed was capable Of
being divided.
lie question was then taken or sirik-
'ns out ~ calling over the names Of the
, =, and there appeared Ayes 90
NSes 'o.--so the words were striken out.
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LONDON. Oanher 81.

According 10 private accous.s, the in
tercou'se between this country aud Hc.-
land may be considered as closed, several
OF our merchants hayibg received notice
to ship 20 more goods for the Dutch ports
As geaerai declaration has been issued
that all vessels and their cargoes viii be
confiscatcd, which have not been cleared
out from neutral por,, and furnished
with certificates from the French consu
resident there.
November Z.
This morning dispatches were received
from Admiral Thornborough, on board
his Msjesty's ship Eagle, off the Texel
stating his having sent an officer in a boat
to look close into the 1'exeI, to discover
the state OF the forces of the enemy, when
II was found they had lying there five
sail OF the line, eigh, frigstss, and about
100 small craft, all ready for sea. Should
they attempt to come out there is every
reason to believe they will meet with q
warm receptions aad safe convoy 10 one OF
our ports.
Our Correspondent at Rotterdam in
forms US that disturbances HAYS broken
out on The borders Of Switzerland of a We.
~ formidable description.
November ,.
Sir George Rlmboitl, the Briiis,, resi-
dent al Hamburger, with his papers, has
been seized by a party oil 200 French In
fan,ry; who surprised him at his house,
about mile from the city, and carried
him OFF. The Senate OF Hamburger, the
day after this outrage, sent to The French
Resident TO inquire the cause OF it, and
to demand his liberation. The minister
said he was ignorant of the cacse, but sup
posed it 10 be suite OF Mr.. brakes az
fair.
II is said that Mr.. Nichols, our Con sal
al Hamburger, has taken refuge in the
house OF Mr.. Forbes, the American Re-
sident. VI the French wished 10 seize
him too, they would noi respect that asy-
ium.
Couricrs Announcing the ou,ysoe have
been sent TO all the principal Courts. We
should think that this repetition of the
scapdsIous violation of the Gsrnsnic ter
ri'ofy at Etienhetm viii at last extos,
from the Continental Powers some mea-
sures FOR the protection Of the most "A.
cred intercourse Of nations. II Foucbe,
the French Minister Of Police, is 70 issue
bis mandates cfarreu against individuals,
nay, Ambassadors, IN neutral territory,
be may send his srchers TO seize his or.v
~ the Palace OF Nc Emperor ef Austria
or the King OF pTussia.--Others mar no,
feel the effects OF sonsparte's Iawlrss VIM
lence, but their torn may come If the,
have no, the courage 10 defend the com.
mon law Of natioss.
The French Commercial Agent, who
yet resides at Gct,epbure, has received
an order from bis Government TO Quit
Sweden Immediately.
We have received some accounts from
bur squadron of Fcuol. ell Of which q.
gree 10 stating, that no ornaments were
preparing in that port, and for this good
-cason. that the Aayal arssnels were totally
with the means Of furnishing
,ne upon the most limited scale
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IN SENATE.
eF T-VE UNITED STATES.
MICH couaT OF IMpEAcH MENTs.
Wednesday, January >.

Wednesday, Januaryc.
Tie Unifed ysaiss W. Snnsef Chcse.
Silence having been enjoi ed by the
csyer,
M. Otis CSeore'ary) read ,hs return on
the 50 'ninons of Samuel Ch-se, made by
Dr.. alshers sergeant at arms, who was
s~orn that be served the said samuel
Cine Rith copy Of he summons and a
copy ct The articles OF impeachment.
Proclamation vas made that Samuel
Chls- appear confuraably otbe summons,
o. thst hi. detauIg would be recorded.
Stgupsl Chase appeared accordingly.
The presdsnt OF inc srnnte Mr.. BURY
Informed Sir. Chase, that having bsen
sufa,no,,ed tp answer the articles Of i'm.
peacbTrent exhibited agains; him by the
house Of Representative, the senate were
ready 10 recesya any answer ie had 10
MAKE
Mr.. Chase requested, in confederation
OF age aid insrmIty, the indulgence Of
chair, ~hici being immediately furnished.
1 e seated hims-lf near The centre az tbe
src4 81 the senate chamber in from, OF ihe
president. The members were seated IN
/ xe< covered with crimson on each side
Of the president add ia lsne with his
chair.
MIR. Chase rose, and made several Oh
serva'ions 81 general natare OH tic az.
tieles Of impeachment.