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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-30
CHARLESTON, May 20.

The following mas been communicated by
gentleman of the first -espectablity at
HAVANA; and was received by the brig
Ploughboy, arrived at this port yester-
day.
Havanna, May 9, 1905.
DEAR SIR,
/ have been directed by the
Committee, named in the enclosed, to-
send to; YOU the copy of their proceed
ings.
The ostensible cause of Mr.. Gray's ar
rest aud the seizure of his papers, pubic
and private, exists, simply, IN his having
granted Consular Certificate to the exc
cution of a Bill of Sale, and a consequent
Passport, TO an American vessel, which
was afterwards dispatched to another port
in this island to load, and the captain OF
which departed without having paid the
duties that had accrued at this place. This
swas construed by apr,ncipaltO officer OF the
'intendancy, to be a connlvauce, on the
part of MIR. Gray. at the illegal conduct
of the Captain! With how much justice
may be easily seen. They were papers
which a Public Agent is obliged TO glvsto
every American vessel under similar cir
cumstances and the insidlous evasion OF
such right and obligation is ATTEMPTED, by
pretending that the government of this
island does not formally acknowledge any
man in public capacity /; notwithstanding
every principal officer thereof has .comnu-
.nicated with Mr.. Gray (snd with his pre-.
deeessor before his appointment &c per-
sons charged withthe Public Affairs Of rae
United States!
The Governor General and the Intend
ant General pretended at first to dlsap-
prove in fact OF the proceedings O. their
officer, bit took no eHeclual or deci-
sive measures to check him !; aud ii was
only by the most spirited eyertions OF ma,
ny of us, theepersonal friends of Mr.. Gray,
aided by some merchants Of the place, that
we got his person released from loath-
some prison, on giving security to abide.
the issue ofthe trial.
The gosernor~con'rary to what ought to
have been expected from him, has repub-
iished proclamation which he formerly Is
sued, declaredly forthe purpose ofchecking
the Ffenchagents who were-6tting out pri-
vateers which committed notorious acts Of
piracy upon neutral vessels. The trans
.lation, which / have rendered myself,
is as follows:
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THE ANSWER.
Kavanna, 3otk April, 1905

Kauanna, 3ok April, 1905.
GENTLEMEN,
have received your address Of this
date, In behalf of the American mer-
chants and masters of vessels, now in this
port.
/ want words to express the sense have
of so decided and unequlvocal support as
your address conveys.
Conscious that have at all tins and
in every instance wherein the interests of
my fellow citizens were concerned, acted
Faithfully and to the b.st of my abilities ia
tie promotion thereof, / cannot bus feel
gratifed by your appreciation.
Equally conscious that, in all my opera.
tons here, both public and private, ! have
avoided every ground which could Offer,
even a suspicion, of interfering with, or
evading the laws of this colony, or govern
nent, | cannot but be pleased with the
confidence you have expressed in my inte-
gritty.
With such consciousness, and with such
support, the tongue of malice, or the ar.
bitrary measures of government, cannot
affect the peace Of my own mind, or the
sacredness of my own reputation: / leave
them both in the hands of that Providence
whose penetrating eye discerns all sublupa.
ry affairs, and justly estimates the work.
;ngs OF the human heart.
| reciprocate, gentlemen, with the ut.
most sincerity. the good wishes conveyed
to me; IN ardently desiring the advance.
ment OF your individual welfare and hap.
Piness.
(Signed)
VINCENT GRAY.
To JoHE MoRToN, Esq.
Chairman, and the other Gentlemen
composing the Committee of the
American INGREDIENTS and Masters. II
nov Ia the Havana. 80
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&c BIZ AutAoyitY.n

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common report, believe that there are in
this port of Hacanna, and others of this
island, agents, commissioners or consuls,
-oi foreign nations: The president, COVER
nor, and captain general makes known.
That there is ne subject of any nation ad.
-mitted by the government, with those ex-
pressed powers, nor any other representa-.
tive ct another nalion. l.he laws of these
rdo,ninions prohibit il; and although they
should permit 1t, th1y{the re,a essn,atives)
can never be admitted &c the use of their
functions, al,ho' they should come cloathed
in due form by their respective govern.
.ments, whilst they have not the previous
royal authority, as a necessary requisite 4
I" Havanna. nag 8, 1906"
The Republication at dis firue plainly
shows that the government abandoas any
protection of Mr.. Gray against the at
Temps OF its stlbaltern officers; who with
avaricious or malicious views stop not at
means which sacrifice every principle of
right and hospitality, and which Of course
might compronsit the peace Of she two
countries.
The papers are still detained and the
proceedings which are. 10 follow, it i'm
possible TO ioresee or calculate. Many Of
the most respectable merchants, and some
of the leading officers and gentlemen of
the ISLAND, are endeavorne to put things
upon better footing; but there is nothing
to be depended upou with any ki1d Of GER
taiuIy.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS AT THE HAVANA.
( Translated By the Committee of american
Merchants and Masters Of Dessels, as
sembled0t that port.
In the recent outrageous insult upon the
Consul of the United States at the Havan.
ma, the Americans came forward with great
spirit and unanimlty IN his support.
!" A meeting was held, and an address
agreed to be presented to Mr.. GRAY, as a
public testimony of their attachment 10 his
person, and their appreciation of his con.
duct; and a public dinner to be given on
the occasion. Mr.. Morton, the former
consul, happened to be there on private
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Vaudeville & Iamelfon

Vaudeville & jameifon
IRE n94e iaxding, asd e6fr lar S3.e,
10 puncheons high proof Jamaica
Ram.
10 hogheads Barbados Molsiles.
s hogheads St. Croix Sugars.
Euglifh and FF Gunpowder.
Philadelphia Loaf Sugars.
Patent Shot and Bar>Lead.
May ae. d
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

sEOn WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of June, at II
O'Clock. will be Told On the Premifes, or
libe al credit,
That valuable directory BRICK
HOUSE anc LOT Gtua1ed on sae cornes OF
Waihinston and King &reets. adjoining Mr..
Bacon's aore the Gtuarion OF the ABOVE pro-
perty for buiinels, &c. is equal 20 any in the
town. Terms, sc. will be taade known at the
: place of fa!e,
Philip G. Marfeller.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
AN INQUIRY.

L me. Oh ,ell. who's tha, f,ntsaie fair
temples fuch wreath Of bipGorns bear }
oe blue eye, e. tremoiou'. impart
papration 10 lovers hesu.
cen thofs gentle hills. oblcurd from 6ght,
,ch Cupid claim. a, his eipecial right.
hat dear valley blooms the rofe. and Cps
double fragrance from her roby lips.
nd esfchcs all It's deep v~ milion grace
from the contagious crirnfon of her face
Her robe 70 green and airy, aosts behind,
And gaily Autter, 10 the wsnron wiod.
/ and a zsphyt bov'rng on the wing,
Who this could bei He fofiy whIipeTd---
Spring!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
BOOKS.
W. X. Will d Err.

Has AG Ggy ,seciUsda a Jr.@ (gebJ am9zg sibcu
are hbe JOliazOHg.
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ID new puhftation, price Dolls.
Graydon's DigeR OF the Laws of the United
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Spaniih Dictionary, voi,. price d 'II.. so Css.
Do. Grapro,r. vol. price Dol. rs Cu.
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French Spelliog Books, price 50 Co.
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=. EpIroR,
Tg publicity 10 f5. JoiisrUi*g, yox ~,
sw. otLge Gj,itad 10 Cswper.
Mi -
c,D longer folloS found,
bsNo longer dresn | purfae;
pupinsis, not to be found,
thei,aiaabIe treafpre, adieu
and lught tee. in lplcndor and dreb
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ed w,oght thee, and feen'd to pogef,,
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AFR
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ind the for nit OF all our dshies.
se may be the lot Of she mind,
hat feeks i, in meekuefs and love;
rap,gre and bids are cnn6a'd
o rhe glori6ed ipifi,s above.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
Jse neeivsd. and ran e9andJqrialt BY
ISAAC AUSTIN,

CUPERFINE. feeond- bca. nicdhng. and
~ low priced Brcadclotbs.
DO. do Csfitnctcs.
do. do. 'reilenru. Svspfdorns. &c
from { 4to o. cxcsllsn. Role Blankets.
Csfnbficks. varions Widths and prices,
Scotch s. india Book Mdilia. and Book. Hand.
kclchiefs. N
A lew pieces OF royal patent Cord, very iupe-
Nor,
An ntxtcp6ve anortmcns OF Ha", 'rota IS Cents,
90 dollars 50 Gents each.
1As, aoa,ya~f.S G,se.,i,,. q. sjssi' ssySairs g
Hyton-ikin. iouchoeg and bohea Teas,
EaA and Welt India Sueass,
Ceasc. Pepper, Ginscs, Notme,gs
Frih Flour,
ExcclIeot Haysnna Honey. Moi'ises. &c.
Cafh. and generous price will be given
for good clean Fax-Seed.
Ncvport, Isth Mo. 4,h. 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
Nathaniel Nafon.

ID ESPEcpFULLY informs shc fotiIc. TIA,
IN he bas taken a Shop three Doors North o.
the New Chutch Lane, where all kinds o, TIN
WARE, Gao be furnilhed a, the fboruf notice,
and or as vesfonsoie tcrrus is can be bourh, IN
this tcwr. Coofant Attendance siil be given
and the iinalieN favor asknoeicdgcd.
Stove Pipcs, eithes os Tin or sheet lfco,
made @ithtIifpatch. 80 Cain, s. the hieh'G
price, sivea for old Pewtcf and Lead.
NewpGrt, On. IT. I6o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

THEY have jaa received an elegant adort-
4 msnt Of sImoa all kinds ot Booss e Shoes.
VIZ. Mems fine Shoes. common and cosgic do.
Kid and Morocco Slippers. M;ass do. Sst,ier
and Fiorentine viii heels all kind, Of Boys &
Childrcn's Shoe,--common e Su~sfrow Bocv.
As many OF the Boots and Shoe, we're maaufsc-
tursd in ths town, IL ], hoped tbet they win
meet with fpsedy fsle. Boots and Shoe, made
at thc fhoHea notice by applying at sne above
Siore.--Ripi nended gfsIs.
Llsrof, TOO wt.good SOLE LEATHER,
at z64 Cents per ID.
Tney have ALTO for fsle. q large aTostnent Of
T X u NIX s,
of the reatea kind and an aGor,meat of Boot
Leg. Boot Webbing g. Binding may be mad
oa the moA re,fonahc terms.
N. B. Orders for TRUNKs. of any dinen-
6on. Gao be furnifhed at the above Store on the
hoHea notice.
Newport, Nov. IL, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
William Douglas,
nf i5s HsaS # Broad. STREE,
HAS conaantly for faIe, general Abort.
L 4 meat Of Wea- India and other

L 4 meat Of Wet India and other
c. q o ID 8.
tJ CASH, and Three Csatt per lb.
given for Cutton and Lipeo RAGS,
ONIONS by the bufhcl OF bunch--4 cents
per bunch, sod moch lefs by the 100.
For fale as above.
A new one fory BUILDING, 20 feet
by ~. 10 be removed from the fpot on which it
now ftands. az foon az pofiible. For further
particulars apply as above.
AJ5, One whole and com pletc fhare, in the
Sufquehsnnsh purchaie, about 5000 acres, in
the State Of Pennfyivsnia, and about 80 mics
from the city Of Philadelphia. recorded Ioly O..
r7e5, on the Compaay's Book, at Tiogs Point,
IN l3id Sls;e, and will be fold cheap for Cath, +,
or Wea.Iudia Goods.
sH 'eceiged. ,ooo WI. hefh Chocolate
Sh!b, end - ilI be ioid cheap TO thofe Who pur-
chais 90 ieli again. aod by doz. OF fingIs pouad.
Ey-fy Miatsf ct Vehel oughr TO have more or
lcf c 3 bto'd, az tlIey'ste coed and handy, aud
@iil kctr good 10 aay climate
Ps'eyf 6s adv1fd onee 10 ny,
l4s4 sttr ibn JeaU 0f7rays by.
CHEAP and GOOD COFFEE.
- Jul received from Albany, pew kind Of
PEAS, which are an excellent lubaiutc for the
@ta.India Cqfae. and equally as pala,ahlc.
They sllo make foe dilh. when boiled with
pork. Wb,a 4Oas es TIE ,agmg jra,,
1 fsa9s6 or peod Park and Pear.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

Has f5y Sale on Comml|fos,
10 pipe, Gin.
10 hhds. jamaica Spirits.
hhds. ST. CIoix Rom,
10 hhds. brown Sugar,
IL hhd,. good retailing Mclaae',
900 suihels Old Corn,
400 quintas fcaIe Fih.
80 barrels prime Beef, put up in the tcG
manner for Shipping.
60 hhs. New RUM.
Cabin e Ship Bread,
100 barrels prime and rncl Pork. --.W,
Sondry dwcllirg- hcufes. ftua,ed in differ.
ent PARIS Of thi. to~n: and qnannty OF Sheep
and Hogs fcr fhipping.--LAs-oyf.
Aey quantity os Mahogany Furniture OF
che. newcR iafhion on reaionable terms.
Newport. Nov. 18th, 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
Doors, SHOES & BUCKETS.

/. HE fabfcrber tskes his method 10 inform
4 The PJblic in eeHeral snd hi, friends 10
.,,,eolsr. ,ilar he carries on 'he Boot, Sbse, &
bz-i,f. Meiias Do6nris, at hi, Shop tao doors
YEA OF ,hn Gs,dne''s, Eiq. in the fcrr,
Wharf Lane where he is ready to stiead TO
heir c1ls, having procured the bcA Of materials
the,tior.
or a good workman at the lsa mentioned
h,snca Of buiineis. If he cslls ioon) will End
an2lcy and good wages, by applying to
JOSEPH DYRE.
Nepof0rf, May ss. ,so+. q
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

Black Mgrocco c0RK-SOLE SHOES,
lvery eGsntial az this iesfon of the yes1 al
Osr Dotisr 50 Cerfs per pair. for lae &C The
New Shoe. Store of
Charles CoggcMaN & Co.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

GHE Coo,, of Probate of the town of Wei.
Z ,edys having appointed 'he fubic'be''
Coum;hioner', ia receive & examine the claims
ut the c,cti,ois to ihe estate o! Capt. Nathaniel
S,ilman, late OF Weiterly, deceaied, rePrefcntcd
iafolyent; and ax rnoahs from the fifth day OF
November a So4. being allowed for that pu'poie
-Noiicc i, hereby given, thar they wi attend
on faid bo6nei,. az Paul Rhodes Hore in iaid
WeNeriy, on the Grli Wcdoeiday in Dcccmbe,, /,
Ecbsu,ry, and April next, on each day. No
accounts viii be allowed un'es proreriy anthem
tica.ed. SAMUEL BROWN, | Commif-
v J0SHUA vOSE. iiunen.
=" All rtnons Indebted to faid efate, are
resueacd 10 mst G immediate payment TO
JOHN CROSS, jun. Admin.
Weaerly, Nov. 9, 1904. IS
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

IIAvE received fnrply Of .fshionatle
Il 4 HATS, real besvot. TO feep's WOOL
prices FROM lool,s. 20 Cn. dc@n'o 50 Ceats---
Sefi qualities. coed. bad and indiHtcnt. Alloi
which viii be recommended az they deIsrse, az
Store aext fouth Of I'm. Moore, jnc. & Co. nes'
the Ferry Wharf.
Nsavfsst, Dee. ao.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11
FOR SALE,

4 VALUABLE traa of Land containing about
L 4 FIX hundred acres, lying within feven miles Of
the town ofStauntSn, i'll the county of Aucuffa. A.
bout hundred and fifty acres are cleared, ard in
good condition for farming, which includes an excel
lent meadow of about twenty-four acres, and near
y, or quite as much more may he ii,ade.
The improvements are, two good log dwelling
hoaies, with fore chinnies, large and never
failing fpring Of excellent limesone water large
and convenient barn; and tolerabls apple orchard,
which ieldon fails bearing
This farm is conveniently fituated, lies well for Gull
tiva;ion, well tinbered, and in good neighbour
hood. is generally fuppoied by the bet farmers,
to be valuable any Other of its ze within con-
iderable dilance cs Staun.on, and reaionaby worth
eight thoaiansi dollars, prompt payment. However,
If an early application be made, may BE purehafed
Tor efs fun, and the purcler accommodated as to
the time which VII be given FOR the payment of more
rhahha the price. II the whole of the purchafe mo-
ney is rendered at the time Of making the convey
ance, or giving poclion, it may be had for tel COL
hrsper acre, which very little Of any, exceeds two
thirds OF its value. This property certainly an OBJ
je2 worthy the attention of any perfon VITO may be
difpoled to poieis productive farm in this part of
ihe country. For further information apply to the
iubisFiber resdmg in Staunton, who will thew the
LAID. CEESLEv KINNEY
Ja.S'. epSw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11

FOR SALE Or LEASE !.

HAT large and convenient TAVERN ii,uatsd
- IN the centre of the town of Lynchbure, at the
corner OF The ltreet leading the houfe and
JAIL and not niore than thirty yards from BOTH oppo-
Ute Eyne,ie wa-e-houie the ttreet leading from
she Jerry III the iaid town. The Tavern contains
-our rooms and ! bar the frl floor including two
very large rooms iutable for ball and dinin ROOM
with Hiding partition to the ball room. The iecond
door CONTAINS x rooms, the lze of the bali room
and the others la'ab!e FOX lodging roons with an ex
celient garrett This Tavern has large por:i,o the
All length oi the houie alo good dry cellar and
we'd "rpohts the door, together with kitchen,
inioke-nous, DAIRY and fable with twenty-five nal
rherein, with ipacious garden aud gard leading to
uie table. Other improvements will be made to
iut the purchaier or leafer. 1t is deemed unneoeHa
ry to tate the grele value OF s above property or
LAY more as to the advantage arGng from 60 eentrical
and eligible isnd Tor Tavern as it is breitimed no
peroD would be inclined to yurchdle or tafe the a.
Dove property without viewing the premifes, there
being no doubt but they would he better latisied a-
ter iseing the convenient ltultipn, than any Informal
ZION they could get from this advertisement libe-
RAJ credit will he gwen any perion dcirous of the
Purchae or an advantageous ieaie
For further particulars, apply to William Rofe, Jun
kichnond, or the iubicrber, reiiiing about three
miles from Iynchburg.
SAMUEL SCOTT,
April 50.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11
TIE SUBSCRIBER

eEGs leave to inform his friends, and the public
in general, that. he has leafed of Capt Samuel
Ellis, for term of years, his white houfe at Ro-
cts nearly oppof;e Mrs. Sarah Letters lower
wharis where he purpotes carrying the COM
MISSION BUSINESS in its various branches. Mer-
chants ct this place. who in the habi, OF making
iPments, may frequently be furriihed with good &
iabantial veels to tranport their commodities, by
application TO him.
Iholt who may be pleafed employ him III this
ine OF buneis, may reit themfelves ared that eTe-
ry exerton in his power will be made to render -
neral iatisiaeton. He expects be in the habir Of
receiving very comfortable quantity of Lumber of III
kinds iuitabie TO this market, particularly half and
three quarters inch Shingles, one hundred thoulaud
otthe former he in,agnes will he up in the coure Of
ten or fourteen days, which viii BE fold terms, not
Duplicating to the purchafers
Bacon, sc. will alto be received by him
EDWARD FAULCOW.
May 81. e eplnl)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11
ELLIS q ALLAN

Aave fseivei ~ TIE ROa from Louds, Pert Of tJsr
SPRING GOODS,
- anisngsf sUbieG tie jai!oy0ing article
7 ONDON Superfne Cloths and CaIi.neres,
! 4 Cuttings and Dinties,
Handi"nie faihionabe worked & laced Mullins
3-4, Sd and lo-4 Diapers,
s-4, $40 and lO-l6 Damsfs, Table Cloths,
Centlemen's white and brown Cotton STOCKINGS,
Ladies' elegant laced white do.
Do. Tortoife-heli bent and braid Combs,
Chntzrs, Calliooes and Furniture
Centlenens black fashionable Hats,
Do. drsb beaver do.
Do. do. paten, elk 90.
Umbrellas,
Boys Morocco Caps, plain and furr'd,
Beef Hemp Roles,
EnglIfh White Lead, Spanifh Brown, Yellow Uerc,
ground in oil, and ver,iigreafe,
FruGian aud Fig Blue,
Belt Boiled oilin jars,
Durham Muaarj, S<c. &c.
Which, added to their preient flock, and thofe ex-
Peeted daily from Liverpool, will render their az
ioftnent general May Z. 0ptD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11
AyS a complete e6srtnprnt Of
II A TT z r s. Ma ERIAI,S

Which aided to his former flock, completes an az
iortnent that was never equaed in his line Of buff
neis, in this city.
He thanks his cufomers for palt favors and hone.
to merit continuation OF their cuitom Els former
attention TO the quality Of his Medicines, IMPORTING
them IN their crude Rate, that he might be able 70
Judge OF their quality and powc!eriiig and preparing
them under his immediate inpe6siot have contributed
to his Preient eitabIiihment and oppoton he bye.
tunes viii not relax his czertion5 to give general ltf
faction in future.
His experience for than / Q years pan, as A.
pofhecary and Drugsit in this city, added to imall
Rock OF Medical Information acquired before, enables
him, he thinks, TO form toerably correct Judgment
as to the quality of Drugs and Medicines, although
he can;ot boat Of hSHor5 eonyso on bizz greater THIN
the confluence Ct numerous and refpedabie QUITO
nlers
In regard to his wholefaIe prices, he pron,f.s to
fa.r'h each CT his whole:,e cuaomers with printed
price current, as icon poib!e, and feels hfef con-
ident IN Their appreciation, knowing that TO enc in
this tate can aiiorc:o under-ie him. This he III
tends to do, not 10 ger 0Lers es4rs fran s.r but to
fecure his own.
Any articles that may be ordered, and not approy
ed OF as to quality, may b. returned if in GOOD order.
and iii a Reasonable time.
June :. (3w&tG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11
pteeels,oo of Go.aerI,
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81.
Mr.. HOPkigjoaS in continnafioa.J

What part of The contribution then declares
any OF the acts charged and proved upon Judge
Chaie, even in the WORT afpea, to be i'm
peachable? He has not been guilty of bribc-
ry or corruption he is not charged witt, them.
Has he then been guilty of ofber bisb eri0,et
anil miJae,neanorJ ?' 10 an inftrumeht Co a.
cred as the connitdtion, prefume every word
NUT have its fall aud fair meaning. Ills not
then only for Grimes and mifderieanors that a
Judge is impeachable, but it mutt be for bigb
crimes and midemeanors. Although this qua
lifying adjective "bigb,' Immediately precedes
and Is directly attao he'd to the word "eri0gt5, -
vet from the evident Intention of The confitr-
ton and uPoh jua gram natica contribution.
1t mutt be alGo applied to " ,AiLie0searort.' y
The repetition of this adiesise would have
injured the harmony of the fentence without
admitting any thing to its perfpicuity. How
would this be ia common parfance Suppofe
IT ihohld BIZ faid that at this trial there are at.
tending many ladies and gentlemen. Would /,
be doubted that the adjective many applies to
gentlemen as well as ladies, Although not re-
peated. Or if there is any thing peculiar in
This word "bigb," | will fuppofe it we're faid
that among. the auditors there are ft,en of high
raRk and ftation. Would it not be as well
underhood as If it were laid that men Of high
rank and high Ration are here ?--T'bere is fare
ly 10 difference. So in the connithtion it is
iii6, that &c regular Sa,ement of the re-
ee2iO and expenditures Of all public money