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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22
-dnbstR dEeuR Conrt, 1906.

IN CHANCERY!
John Profit, Randclph Profit, Jefe Profit, Row
land Profit, Elizabeth Profit and Nancy Profit,
children of David Profit, decd. and Duncan Ca
meron and Molly his wife, late Molly Profit, a
daughter Of David Profit, decd. and David Pro-
fit and Aulin Profit, infaJ,t children Of AuRin
Profit, decd who fon of the faid David
Profit, decd. by John Profit their guardian and
next friend. Coinp'lts.
Agaiua
N'illian John ard sally his wife, joeph Wileher
and Suisna his wife, and David Profit, which
faid Sally, Sufanna, and David are children of the
laid David Profit, decd. Def'ts
n the motion OF tine complanants by their sttor-
~ Eey, and 1T appearing to the fatisfa6ton of the
CONT, that the defendants VIM. Joiin and Sally his
wife. Jo!eph Wileher and Suianna his wife, and Da-
vd Prott inhabitants of this fate and without
the juridcsioh Of this Ii is ordered that the
defendants do appear here the third Monday
IN November next, aud aniwer the complanants bip
Sad thata copy of this order be forthwith inherited in
lone public newspaper pubfhed within this COM
inoawealth for eight weeks fucccf6vey, and that a.
mother copy be poaed the front door Of the court
houie OF this county OH fome court day.
Copy. Tefte, w. S. CRAWFORD, c. C. cur.
Sept. "a. epSw.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

y UNAWAY from the fubfcrber, on SATURDAY.
~ night lait, negro man named PRINCE, he
is about feet or inches high, ifout made. and
when ipoken to- has rather down look his apparel
when he went oft was drab broad cloth coat with i
yellow caFe, wateoat OF the fame, and pantaoons of
Mancheiter fun, he ALTO took with him Ihn-, ,ct
ct and Panaloon. Of Virginia cloth dyed brown, and
yellow Merfails wsiitcoat; it is prelumable he NAV
atteTptto gel 20 Peseriburg or Richmond, and %
from thence to Williamsburg or NorfcIk; as he was
formerly the property OF Samuel Griffin, EJq. of VIII
hamburg.
Whoever will deliveF the-fad fellow to ME, five
miles below Nottoway Court houie, or ie-ure him in
jai' 10 that get him again, iha!l bs easited TO RI.
above reward.--Maifers of yeIels and otbe-. are
cautioned aSaiDtt carrying him off.
RICHARD fPES.
No'tsway, oG9oserla (epsw p.
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FOR SALE,

HE Tenement belonging to the James River
Company, where the manager formerly rehded,
lying about halt mile above the city, and comigu-
Gus to James river, and commands proiped equal
to any fife within the vicinity of Richmond
The tenement contains one acre of land, wherein
is the managers houie and excellent fpring eff wa
ter
The iale will be made on the prenife,, on Tuef-
day the fifth of next month"; at public auction, on a
credit OF twelve months, the purchaier to give bond
with approved fecurty, and the title not to be con-
vsyed until the payment of the money.
BY order f!be PrcfJsnt and D:ye9eyI,
ROBT. POLLARD.
OGtuber Is (tdsA
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Tuesday, January IL,

he houie plhed to the order Of the day. in conn
nnittee of the whole, Mr. Trumbull in the chair on
the reolutions propelled lonie days fnce by Mr. Ma
dion the hrf whereof was lill urIer CONFEDERATE
on, viz, Refolved, as the opinion of this commit
tee, that the pasreR of the United States would be
prornod by farther reariaons and higher duties, in
certain cafes the manufactures and navigation of
foreign nations employed in the commerce of the Uni
ted States, than thofe now irnPoied.'
This refolution being read from the chair, il
was expected that MIR. Smith, Of South Carolina,
sgreeably the hint which he gave yeierday would
have proceeded to finih his obfervstions forne of
which we laid before readers in the PHILADELPHIA
Gazstte OF Ian Wedueiday. In thefe he drew a ge-
neral concIuion, that in comparing tbs policy of the
Brltifh and French commercial regulations aud re-
friGions, upon the trade of the United States the
balance was i'll favor of the former aud that tvhiA in
the Britiih fy0em beheld the picture of an osea
commercial enemy, we might trace in the eondua of
the French, the ~aG Of igjiaaus f,icaA And that
upon the whole, Great Britain was not only bet
ter euaomer, but better fupplier for the United
States, than France
For tome moHentS after the chairman hal read the
reioluton, there was hence in the boufe it being
expected. that MIR. Smith would refume the thread
oil his arguments but on his declining it.
Mr.. Madhon role, and began, by oblervino tha,
he had expected the gentleman from South Capolina
who fPoke yelterday, would have rilen this day to
conclude his rvatons, but that he had not done
10, and other peron had ren, either to attack
or defend the reloutons, he himfef would prefu,,e
To requelt the attention of the committee.
The gentleman who fpoke yefterday, had repeat
edly prred Il on the houfe, that the dileuon fhould
be entirely free from all political considerations In
the courfe Of his own remarks, he would find him
leh under the necety TO make feveral obferya,ions
OF a collateral nature, which were connected with
the Preient political conduct of fome Of the iates of
Europe. IL might, he faid, be queRion, how far
It was proper for the government of any country TO
intermeddle ia the management Of its commerce.
perhaps it might he for the universal benefit of man
kind, to eahlih free trade in every quarter of the
world, and at once TO knock down ali the barriers
winch had been erected by prejudice, by avariee.
end by deiPotiim. This Nigh, perhaps be proper.
bot even to this theory ofcommerce there was Cone
frong exceptions lie would infiapee for example
the Britifh set 0f navigation. It had been in faa
found, that eleven parts in twelve Of all the ppino
employed in her trade, had been fecured to her by
thai Ia" it took place in the year 1900 At tha,
time the foreign tonnage employed in the Britin,
trade was equal % one-lourth part of the whole r.
100, u was reduced to one-ixth part; IN 1923 /,
bad rfsn to one-fourth part in 1850, il had funk
sson to oue-twelf,h, and III I774, !, wa. sLost the
lssstats.
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Win to leate for term of years my HOUSE
OIL, -, hill het.,,c.. al q

I Win to leate for term of years my HOUSE
& OIL 'she hill between Col: Gamble, and B.vi-
dere. Aait was deiigned for my own reGdenee no
e1penoe has been pared TO afford every convenience
tor the elegant accommodation of fnall flmily. A
Iinare VI four half lot, under an excellent enclc
iuie, is annexed the houic and the benefit of lux
ariant and effective paiiursge for few hore, and
COWS viii be granted BY Col: Harvie Ii i, intend
ed te cree bridge the canal near Mr. Ru,her-
tores mills, by which the diitance to the lower part
" tie town will be rendered more convenient than
from the greater part Of the houies on Shocke-hill
lie genteel family, who will take proper care of
the Buildings and eneloiures will let it upon very
moderate terms.
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUcH.
Seplsnber u. (rtEl
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RUNAWAY NEGRO

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, i. taken yEi.bin
L fifty miles of Riehmend, and one hundred Dol
lars If taken beyond it, will De given 10 apprehend a
negro man named LKWlS, about thirty wears Of age.
who laft night runaway from the iubfcrbers He i,
very itout made, and about feet 10, or feet IL
inches high; has maicu!iae eountenance-had on
when he went away, Ruiiia Drill Drab Ceat and
Pantaoon'; but has a variety of other eloathinr.-
He was formerly the properly of MIR. Edward Hal.
lam OF Hanover Town, where perhaps ne NAV he
gone-All matters of velFels are f5rearned from bar
boring or carrying him away, Under tire penalty of
the law. GIiLLAT Sc, KIp nv
September s. Of.
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LAN1l.-nnp sAIr

7 N the county Of Luucnburg, lying within one nile
of the Court-houie, on Couches creek this tralq
contains leven hunSred and fifty acres, one hundred
aud fifty of which is ccIred comfortably in,rroved
for the accommodation of family This land is well
iuted to the cultivation Of Tobacco, Corn and Wheat
A great bargain may be had in this land The
terms may be made known, by application to Major
Grief Green, Of Nottovay, who * duly authorized 70
dPoe oft, or the iublcriber living on the prcnifes
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lunenburg, Augul 2-iepd
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FOR SALE.

4 TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, in the town
n of Lynchburg, at prefent occupied by col. John
Wiat;, which there is one half acre of land attached
the Houie is entirely new and well fini(hed with
cellar under the whole Houfe, which is deyided in
two rooms, one room and paHage below itairs and
two above, the Hcufe is thirty feet in length and
twenty feet wide On the iaid Lofts good gardsn en-
trely new, clover lot is alto ncofed, moke hufe.
TABLE and corn houe with every convenience for the
reception Of family. For terms apply to Mr.. VIM.
Brown, Lyncnburg, or til. fubicriber
THOS CREWS.
Anihert' OSooer A. epSt
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MARSHAL's SALES.

% BE SOLD, for ready money, in rurf1aree
J. ofa decree of the eour, Of the United States, for
the fifth circuit in the Virginia dAri6i, between
Pheneas Bond, attorney for the creditors of Ezekiel
Edwards and David Rof, ard others defendants, in
order to raiie the FUN Of 1909 dolls % eents with
the expenses Of fale number Of ver valuable r1ye
now at the Oxford Iron Works The fe viii take
place at the fad Works, on the I6,h day Of Noven,.
Der nc1t
BENZ. MOsPY, u. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. ". L..
October T. (eptdsj
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NOTICE.
(Ts BE- Goa1iaprAJ

a IL perfons who have any demsbds aoa;pa ms
L \ either my own account or as fec,,r;,v Tor
others, are delred bring them I'D wfhin three
months from this date, and all jun claims mall be df
charged. The creditors Of Bernard M'AnaIv. decd.
are particularly requeed attend to this notice hay
ing funds in my hands belonging to faid MAnallv'.
eate' Should this notice be diircgarded, fal CON.
hder myieh abiolYed from all claims brought for
ward after the expiration of the above mentioned ne.
Rod. BRETer d A kII1OT nI, r
Fighting Creek, Powhatan, oe.s. Tsty
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NOTICE.

ME (stilriins bei.g dsf,ea, sfeisfrs Xxi, edri-
i nfrsisn ss TIE siats ef William hs,-, d:csaj-
ed, esH afan all ftei Sy5e bave claims egasf BIN,
Ssaie i6s t"'rsn bs'e tie sond Monday Neverz6sr
next, ke1 ftc siendso reader aesaans Of their ad
Ssisrifien TO tie eozrf Of b.figgs.or toe city sf Ritz
mOHd sfssr zobic5 eairs net freviosqy giver in,
seW6s acrGrs:o bit t5i, ntise vvM Dc s!cel in BAR
ibereef III pepen' indebted 10 TIE dscee ere I1ed
70 4is r1,4ze eayzsse as Indulgence can B. g;ssa
EDWARD CARRTNCTON,
!. Il. CHEYdLLIE.
Stpt.mba IS. (FTJ
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(ep1m.)
HEST. POIN7- il MI For Sir.

'HE iubicriber is authorized to fell the f.;d veil
4 known Tract Of Land, either altogether, or IN
Lots OF three hundred or upwards TO f1j, ppr.
chaiers on the following TERMS to wit one fourth Of
the Purehale money to be paid down, the other three
ionrthsin equal annual indictments, to carry n,erea
from the time OF TALE, and to be fecured by bondaDs
mortgage on the land.
II IS deemed unneceHary to defcribe parteularlys
"ct OF iahd 10 remarkable for it. fertility and the
iurai advantages of its fituaton ANY communicate.
directed to the fubGeber Shirley in the county Of
ChatleS City, BY PoA, to Granville Mills, will be du-
ly attended TO.
PATRICK HRNDREN, Agent for VIM.
fhzhugh Of Alexandra, & Charles Carter of Shirley
Sept. %. oawIm
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GEORGE Willy.

BROKER q COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Near the Balin,
pUYS and frls all Kinds of Produce-Alfo. I ,apds
- Lots, and hsufes, Bank Stock, &c.
~ He bar far Sale, LOTS No 14l, 2, 3, and 4.
which make one entTs fguare in Du-Yals additi.
on--There is good Spring attached to them. There
lots are well worth the attention Of any gentle
man willing to build iummer retreat for his family
July 25,--tf.
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NOTICE.

~ The lectures in the College of William and NJ
ry commence, as ufual, on the third MONDAY in o.
tober. :" oS~
\ PARENTS and Guardians are hereby ;rror,,os
OF the neceaary expences of a Stude,, fo, ON,
eourie; and it is greatly be wiihed that dev,;8
IRON them ihoald, in no cafe, be permitted
Board a, the highei rate. from the 2oth7
OF Oct to the Goth of the iucceeding Tu,y $50 ID.
Fuel, wafhing and candles or
Protectors fees If three be attended, a
Pocket money-not to exceed %
Dollars, ESQ
October s. 9,
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NOTICE.

q Petition will be prelented 10 the General Az.
y fenby Of Virginia, at the next feflion, prayipo
that an al may PATS to incorporate company for
the Purpoie Of cutting Canal on the fou,h fde Of
the Fails OF James River, or otherwife improving the
navigation Of the river for the psage Of Bsitesux
and ALTO for the Embellishments Of a Bank in the town
Of Moneha''e7' AuguA Is. (apmL)
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NTHEREAS I executed deed Of truit to Lane
w lot Minor, Richard rompk;ns, and John Nj
Herndsn, bearing date the eth day Of March, 1903,
for certain purpoies therein mentioned, which being
Tow effected therefore take th. method of giving
Notice, that hereby revoke and make void fad deed
WILLIAM MINOR.
Hanover, OG.S. TIVE
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FOR SALE.

EICHTY-EICHr acres of LEVEL LAND. a.
L 4 bout Il miles below Rockets, on the Will
amtburg road, well ftuasej for tavern--Alfo, tis
hall acre LOTS in Maj. Duvals new Plat
The above will be fold very low--for particulars
enquire of THOMAS NORyFII.
O&oLer Is IF
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FOR SALE,


a IRACl OF LAND ia Safyy comfy, containing
"so-t 1000 er'es, tcitbia saie, IF 7a,r.s ,;vsr,
.as "1e aad 6af ef- racga6lr part e Gre-'t arch
1btr'" land fta'os dSircrt parts Of s5e ..4e7, 10
sD0'A S 'r nigh. 6lnd' ia f5ree diq7 Gifts; end %.
ietpT's'Seuf5 are Efficient te, tbr aessssroI1!s4 Of a
sNst.'! F'y, zUif6 eDsry asaa9ary sDgG 70, J,A,.S
1S' trea 7oA bar dVaIrg into three ba,i., ara ,,ey
s'se sEsisrf p,ofO'fisr Of 0y rieb I-v pronrei I,
rash; Ssf zV0SHt: valuabit 10 E-ple eprt5al,
az II 1SsaHE' r01 si'a5ss botb s 7o5f< and RED oak
Ifs Js1lve' Pins, Peelsr and al end tier. !, 4e-
y iE''' far ogrF 0a9a,v mil, rsaiy in
6e efsffs roe f,''ef--if IS apnnlry 10 fey s,o-t,
than fbrt Il bea6v, Giry f,gztiot, and aJeaa4 i,
g'sllS'Fy' 6zs s5tle ~s5a,I neso in e.yE6e., Of
500 grated (aa Of BE aseH tboiee firai. 7ze qaG
Try Of '9~S', 7'R be b ja4ges.6y 5s 7vBo Gre de.
roS garebssg, and zvR take ID. tyor5e of ,itscinp
RE fri"y'part IF tie par.1 vs,zsy bling $aid lrps.
ne 5siaaes b. paid il tao, three o, four annual b.y
S't"t'-Ffvag atPr'Ve5 featit,. Fo, term apply 10
RICHAPD COOKE.
f.sf W'igbi, aesr SnitLftia, ,
Si6tes5ey IS. 4 'Se'
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NOTICE

A Petition will be prefented to the mex, Gerersl
~ Aiiembly, praying that the County Court OF
Ning William may hereafter be held the r(t Mon
day. and the Court OF Hanover on the fourth NronJ,v
Of every sssn,h. OA.s r.,
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JOHN TOMPKINS.

AS jut received freih fupply of OLD COG
of hi, former parcel. f'''s''
Aho, few hhds. of ANTIGUA RUM, Of ro,a
quality. VI s''N
re mas on hand, parcel of BEST FRENCH
e SANlnkIChS. The whole of which, he offers fo-
iale very low for cath or on liberal credit.
Augua i6. row
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with Boots or Shoesa well as if they were on the
f3ot......A--the lcrs5h of the Boot..C--round the
CaB.~..Bthe pitch Of dtto.-..D-round the heel and
iniep"..E-round the inGer...G--scrois the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againf q perpendicular and
Rick knife at the end Of the great toe-et down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters in the de
iereni meaiureS January /. eptf
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Oaul,er IL

FofiN H. PEYToN, attorney at Law, refaine
- in Durntres, in addition to the DItria Courts of
fredericksburg, and Hay Market, will u future at
tend the High Court of Appeals.
Oaober Is. O2.)
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT q SHOE MANUFACTURER
MAIE-sTREET, RICHMOND.

n AXES Boots & Shoes
IVA to anypattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point Of Ma
TzRIALs and WoRKMAN-
SHIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SHots, of the frft quality
and newell fafhion, for fals.
%. Gentlemen at a diff
lance, who are difpofed m
forward me their meafu-e
by pay ing attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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Nc CALLS

NC ChLL'S
Nal MANU- 4iCTCR9,
ON THE CANAL, RICHMOND.
NIRoUOH'r and cut nails of a hyperion qual-
w ty, are fold at pretent FOR the following pr
Ses, by the barrel.
WROUGHT NAILS.
Spikes, 4od sod and god. Nails, IL Cts. per 10
I'D. Nails, Is
1oi. Ditto. IL
3D.. do. l44
Sd. 90. rs per ~.
CUT Mills IND BRADS.
24d. cod. & I'd. Cut Nails s. Brads. IL Cfi per B
l0d. Ditto. II
Sd. do. III
Cd. Nails, l2{
I'D. do Is
Sd. do II
Retail Price, one Cent and half per lib. higher
Wrought and Gu, fprigs of every iize.
All kinds of Blackimth's work will be done at the
laid mandatory and eontaut fupply of Bar Iron,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, Steel, sc. for fale.
October l5 IT,
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Anlherh, oaober
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Oaober 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-17
IN VIRGINIA.

~.
10. From Randolph c. h. to Frank
lin Va once in two weeks
Leage Pen,Ieton c. h.. every o,bAr -rh,-.,,
at ANN and arrive At HandoIub = n b., ~
m Leave Randolph C. n every other TAM
Gay ar p M anu arrive at Pendipton r Nv
p. M, II W
lse. From Prince Edward c h by nunte,,s
tavern. TO Lynchburg cncc a week.
Leave FRINGE Edward G II. every Sa,uydax a,
ia ana arrive at Iynclhnrg or Sunday by 6
m. Leave Iynshburg every Monda, a, s an
ana arrive at Prince Edward h by 6 nm
l8l From, Campbell c by Pi,tsvIvan;a, !,
to sanviiIe once in two weeks '''''a = ~
Leave Car2bellc h svcry other MONDAY a,
m and arrive a, DanviiIe on Tuesdav nv &
m Leave sanviie every other Wednesd,y
a m. and arrive Al Ca npbellc h. on Thur.
NOTES.
1.-The Post-maste, General may e,,.d;.. -.
mails and alter the times of arrival IA e' .,.e
,u'e at any ime during the cont;,n,rce IS a..
son'ra9S' ne snppiating an adequate connens,.
',on 80, any extra expense thar r.s he occas;on,a
Fifteen minutes shall he allowed for omen,
's s,'u e'osing me mails at al Offices where no
particular time is specified Nv
For every thirty ninr,es de,av ,u,..o;l.,,.
aoc'deI:fs excepted> in arriving ale, ,h.S,;.,.
prescribed in any contiaa, the cont,aso, shsI,
forfeit one dollar; and If the dei.y oon,;n,. ~,
I'll the departure ofauy depending mail
The mails destined for each depending ma, ~.
TRIP an additional. forfeiture of Ave Joll...
shall he incurred "o'A'
Newspapers as well as letters are 70 49,.
"a me mai and If any person making
ocsires o carry newspapers, other tban -,
conveyed - the mail, for his w.. =
'"uae state IN his proposals FOR what ,n,, n. Iii
carry win The enc.ument, and for ,ybs, -.
without that eInolunieut ~' sum
should any person making prono.aI, L..
an alteration Of the times oear,vaI "a I,
ABOVE specified. he must state in nj. -,,pro..,-
the alteration desired, and the difference Ill II
make IN the terms ef the contssa va
o. Persons making proposals are do.;..,
state their prices BY The year. These -. ~
WIZ receiveth quarterly in .hs month.
u august, Novembsr, February and May. in one
''ion'n after the expiration of each quarrer
o. NO other than free white serson- sh,,, !.
employed TO convey the mail -
o; Where the proposer intends n oonve, e.,
lAn III tne BODY Ola Stage Carriage, he is des,,.d
TO state it IA his propossIs
- The Post n1astec General seserves 90 IT.;
sen the right Of declaring auy contra5, =,
whenever three failures happen which an,o. ., =.
the loss Off trip each. ~''''H"' 10
AZ. Inc contracts for the abovs ron,o.
De IN operation the 6rst day of OF ',e "
anu are 70 continue in force for two veays
GIDEON GRANGER
Cyx, Post-master General
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| to deliver on record, are the production.
t-of that gentleman. Lord GrenviHe advis
ed Wetlr:iy not to make any determ,ua.
ton as to the party he should Join; he has
as the sailors say, Z" laid an anchor to wind,
ward" by magnifylng the movements a.
gai0st Holtar into matters of immense
moment.
There are fourprincipsl Mahrsttah pow
ers in Hindustan, their consequence may
be estimated from the population of their
territories.
MARRATrAH POWERS.
Poonah Tor the ,Paishwa,) 100000
Bonselah, 100000
Holkar, 100000
There are about - or IS millions more
OF Mahrattahs under numerous petty
chieftains, one half of which at least are
dependant on the Paishwa; but the popu-
latIon of Holkar's dominions is the least
OF all the efecHue chie/s. Now all the rest
OF the Mahrattahs, but Hollxar, are in al
lance with the British and the country
OF Holkar is the least productive either in
cultivation or arts, of any of the Mahrat-
tabs.
lSince writing the above we have re-
ceived Calcutta papers, which, contain de.
tails of the actions, here 80 much spoken
of; and thsy only corroborate what we
have said above. The aStioDs fought have
been indeed desperate and severe i'm hui
man slaughter, but by no means ofthe vast
consequence on the general policy of India
attributed to them. Such events have
constantly occurred and must occur until
the natives are totally deprived of power
or spirit to resist. (i6.)
Tho Courant Editors make q great out
cry against Randolph's proposed amend
mcnt to the Constitution, making provisi-
on that the Judges of the United States
Courts may be removed by concurrent
vote or request Of the Senate and House
oil Representatives. tell you it is
placing the Judiciary at the feet of Virgil,
ma, and destroying that independence it
IS necessary Judges should be clothed
wi'h' to secure to the community Just and
proper decisions.--but the Courant Ed.
tors blow hot and blow cold" in almost
the same brcath.--fIow many thousand
times have they told you, that in ConDeclI-
cut justice was more impartially admins.
tered than in any part of the world | Yet
IN Connecticut all our Judges have apm-
ally to receive their appoint snent from the
Legislature, and either branch has a ne.
gauve upon the appointment.-This
shsws the inconsistency of Connecticut
teaeraiism.--A7orJord inner. Eercury.