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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14
Engraving on Stone.

Engraving on Stone.
ELISHA SMITH, jun.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public thar
IN he has taken the Yard lately occupied by
Mr.. Henry Bill, where he carries on the Stone
Cutting budnefs, in al its various brsncbes.-
Thoie who favor him with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed with
neatnef' and difpatch.
Nsaotort, Aag. 20. #
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-14

Nrrrt.rf. oae6er 9. 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
KENTUCKY LEGfsLATuRE.
HoUSE.-MoNpAY, November 90
TIE -Io!lozoing ,elslntiaa rp.,t raj .sa IT,

fDe t0!'oT0i1g ,sointiaa qpas read and aaA;l
Whereas, owing to the manner IF .,,r,--:...-
lands on the wettern waters adoptei Inv he a..
virginia pre74cSst to the erection of the Ker4,,I =:
20 an independent itate, there are many corE;e
CLAIMS to and, and the titles to real pronertv ia ,.
i'"5e thereby rendered precarious and unrettJed
and Inainluch many claims TO Iauds :, Eli, - "
"esi.n are hed 81 non-reidents who have II II, rb
election to have their fuits tried in rbe G,,e
the courts OF the United States which give H. -
s'tHeit decided advantage, the reident having No
iueh election; which advantage is more ,,,.nifsn
"heh II IS conhdered that different prnci5s OF a.,G
~ '-Aaf os sttsbinhedpy thofc 5sfe-ezt ,sr-l, =
e no'',f enoent mas IN his power refort to tbat
COURT "here former decions favor his psrc,lar c,c
And this is not the only Inconvenience which -
'%ehS OF ms commonwealth fubiecf tn in confs
quenee OF our particular fituation TIE sr,frI 49,,
wealthy land claimant who is an inhabi,ant 81 ,b;
itate: by transfer OF his title to a non-reGdent mn,
give luiidcon to the court of the United State, ad
thereby put 1t out Of the power of HE ;n5;,-, 80
opponent to puriue or Gipport his claim v;.b nn
hlsis iuffcienty evident when we raco,lat4 -.
great ofance winch many OF our citizens live f-o, 80
siltrIcr eourr Of tle uni,ed States for the k,,L.
di'tFlet and their inability proccute an apnesl =,
the Federal CITY: " appeal 81
r., And whereas the aa of Congress probbi,;Bg ~
iIeH Oh pr omary notes, Or other eJojts in aEj
on to non-reiidents for the purpofe of ov;yo ;;C5
ton to the federal court is rendered 81
b Ii
rare oy Feaion OF the practice which prevails in the
laid court and thereby citizens are bur,bened M
neeeiiary with Vaif expence which attends the -
niitraton of juftice in faid court ~li'''-
And whereas, FERROUS and alarming conC.,nsr,..
may eRine, from the contradictory aIind;-sr;l,,. :;
the ipTeme federal courr, and the court Of ,nn. ~
this fate: VI 3PP@ai' IN
And whereas the judiciary Of each individual e.,.
ought to be conildered be qualified to decide mon
the laws enacted by the legislature OF tha ste n,or~
elpeciaiy when the fubjett to be adiudicatrd on !.
OF iueh anlture as to require an intimate knoyI lac
OF the hory Of that fate and the particular mole f
acquiring that property which is the fube of drnn,e
T5oig3 ber5fve, That the fenators in Congref.
from this Rate, be, and they are hereby ;aifruSled
and our Representatives in Congress are ao requeGed
10 ME their beit endeavours procure sch amend
nent to the contribution of the u S. as will eono ,b
judicial power of the coprts Of the u s. to cafes in
"a" and equity, ariiing under the contribution and
laws OF the u s. and treaties made and which lhaIJ
ne made under their authority cafes affecting ambac
iador' and other public nniRers, and con,l, cafe.
OF admiralty and maritime urifd4ion; controverGrs
to which the U. S. Gisl be party; or controver5r,
between two more Rates
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
AN ACT,

To regulate tie clearance e armed ,rcrs5ast vel5.
BE it rrsGfedky tie Senate and Resjt eRe3yo;ntaiv.i
ete Urd Stas5 Of iuse,ea in CoHgrt5 aDcT6led, hat
after due notice of this a, the evera culom houles
ve1el owned in whole part, by any citizen
citizens of the United States, by any perlon per-
fons reding within the fame, the territories there
of, and armed, provided with the means of being
armed at iea, iha receive clearance, or be permit
led to leave the port where ihe may be 70 armed, or
provided, without bond with two efficient iureties,
being given by the owners, agent or agents,
together with the mater commander, TO the ule
of the United States, in fun equal to double the
value OF laid ve1e her arms, ammunition, tackle, aP-
pare and furniture, conditionedthat hallnot
make or commit any depreciation, outrage unlawful
aiiault or violence make any other unlawful uie
Of her sgaint the veIels citizens, lubie6fs, or
territory any nation in amity with the United States
and That the guns, arms, and ammunition of iuch vei-
Eel hall be returned within the United States or
therwiie accounted for and fna be fold or diff
Ioled OF IN any port or place in the Welt Indies
Sec. q Had Be- it further earG!sd, That If any ARM
ed merchant velIel hall make or commit any depr--
dslon, outrage, unlawful afaut violence, againn
any vefie territory of nation in a1ty with the
United States, againa any of the citizens frb
leets OF iuch sstion, make any other unlawful ufe
OF the arms board fdch veel if fuch depreciation,
outrage, unlawful afiaut violence, fhail be made
or committed, as fnade and committed in any place
under the executive urifdaion of the United States,
would be murder felony the fame ghall be muir
der or felony the cafe ihall be- and the principals
and acceRaries concerned therein hall be puniffed
aathey would respectively be in other cafes of muir
der er felony by the laws of the United States, and
if the offence be of lefs degree it ihall be ,.igh
mitdemeanor, puniihable by fine exceeding three
rhoniand dolars,an iuPrfonmen exceeding three
years.
Sec 8. AndBe il JirtJer eaa17rd, That if any armed
re.e!, as aorefad iha proceed Tea without clear
ance contrary the provifon of this act fuch vef-
iel, with her arms, ammunition tackle, apparel and
furniture, the value thereof hall be forfeited to the
ufe of the United States
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

opinion OF the judiciary on that head they
might entertain a contribution different from
that of the legislature. Yet his own opinion
was that no provihon could be found in the law
Ofl79o TO refrain and punilh the offence OF an
armed veiei of the United States on the com
million of outrage and violence. Was the pro-
viliun made in this law which his colleague had
moved, he ihould not object 20 merchant vsE
fels arning .hem(evcs n,ould Il be refuicd,
he never would content TO trun them with
arms.
Mr.. ESbes after having troubled the Houle
70 often ON the pr-fent queftion, would have re-
manned 6ent at this period, but fuch variety
of objections had been made and many of them
10 foreign TO the fubiect, that he could not a.
void adding one concluding word. 1t might
perhaps he con6dercd as reiteration of his
frf fentiment. Hewas decidedly oppoied to
truRing merchant vefels with public arms, the
improper ufe of which might commit the peace
of the nation. Ifhowever the fenfe of the com
mittee was againf him, in that particular, he
would fubmit but then it mutt be under fuch
a provi6on as had been introduced in the fiction
now before the committee.
Upon this the committee roie and referred
the bill and amendments to the fclect committee
to incorporate the fame, and the bill as amend
ed was reported fubfequently, and paned in
the ihar following.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
From WAsHlNoroN.

I On the 18th january, Mr.. Htchill, from the
committee to whom was referred the bill, en-.
| titled, san 7ct to regulate the clearance v arm
ed merchant vefels," reported the following
amendment thereto, which is now under conf.
derat on.
| Sec. /, line 18th. After the word Hfurni-
ture' ntcrt "snd alfo in the additional fun OF
10000 dollars" add TO the end of the Game
lection the words following: "And that fuch
owner or owners, and the mater or command
or of tuch veie, lhall in all things obCerve and
perform fnch iritrrttons in the prenliics as the
Prehdent OF the United States fhall efabIilh
and order for the better government of fuch vef-
ifcl."
Strike out the whole of the Cd fiction, after
the word ena6cd" in the firft line, and iniert
| as follows: "that MI unlawful a6ts committed
by any iuch armed vciieIs, againh the citizens
or iubie6ts of any government in amity with the
United States, or againf the property of fuch
government, or of citizens or fubie6ts, f,all be
puniihable in like manner as if the fame were
committed within the executive iurifdi6tion of
the United States.''
Strike out from the word &c furniture" in the
fourth line of the third fiction, TO the end ofthe
fiction, and infert the following" flall be for
fcited to the ufe of the United States, and be IL
able to be feized, profecuted and condemned,
or the value thereof may he fued for and reco-
vered with the COTS of fut, in the name and for
the ufe of the United States, of the owner or
owners of fuch vcfel, in any court competent
to try the fame and the collector within whole
diftrct fuch forfeiture lha accrue, is hereby en-
joined TO cauie PROHIBITIONS for the fame to be
commenced without delay, and proiecuted to
effect"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

penniylvania, praying the Establishment of =
new pot road through the wettcrn part of the
fame. This petition was ferred to the com
mttee on tAe poi Offices and non roads.
Mr.. HoineS prefented petition from John
M'lntire, eating that an error had hcen made
in his patent For certain lands purchafed at pub
lie fale, in Marietta, and praying that the error
might be corrected. Refcrredto the committee
OF claims.
1Ir Se9fsr4 called for the order OF the day
on the reiolutions moved by him in November
lait relative TO the reccflion of the territory of
Columbia, excepting the City of Wilmington,
and the houte having refolyed itfelf into COM
mittee of the whole,
MIR. Tenney in the chair,
An intercning debate arofc, IN which Mefrs
Stanford, Smile, Early and Eppes advocated,
and Mr.. Dennis oppofed the receHion. The
debate continued till the ufnal hour of adjourn
ment, when, on motion of Mr.. Melton, :h1
committee roie, reported progreis, and obtain
ed leave to fit again.
Adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
MIOREAu.

Erf'a7 sfo ritter 'yen eeafc,vzr in CaIfz, 70 5i,
I'ic'S' az I.biAz4siA5'a, Aaied t6- loD gf 4asgG,
1904. -
General Morrau is now in this city. owing -
MS lady being feven mouths pregnant, re NOT pro-
badly will defer has voyage America until Spring
re dreles in plain private gente,nanis habit, and
looks rather detected. Notwithstanding ne ende1-
rors 10 ailume agreeable arr reniark f.eouen,
knitting OF his brow. and nern di.coDtented look
Will often ill his extreme HARP eye He thin and
pale much marked with ,hs FINAL poc, notiirer r.
markah!e about hinureS it be hisvnc keen, "a,
netrating eyeHs lad, isquite pretty ,bu! inuy hum
Ieophion lhe wllnet iuportthe character sivcr her
OF beng very beautiful; The ppearssbout two or three
& twenty; with manners perfectly air-,-oy. Fy,ve,;
ney yeiterday appeared with the governor At the
bul-hghts, and were mere the objects of al,ir.to,
than the naughtered animals--The pra,ent CO
vernon, (El Marquis de salano) pays very Gr.gais-
attention TO gen Moreau, having ferved as a voIpn
teer in his army the time of the generals fan,c,,
retreat Gen. Moreau requeh, every one to convert.
with him, fimpy, rs MonGeur, and not your Exe.I-
ieaey,"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

iify. Eliot did not view the application in rhe
fame light with Mr.. DIN, but were it the thing
.iuggeited, he thought till it might be fufered
to 20 10 committee enquiry.
On the motion to refer it to feIe6t commit
tee, there was thirty -ieven Yeas, and thirty-tyo
Mays.
fhe Speaker faid the votes did not amount TO
? quorum, and, having called in the members to
their ieats, the motion was put fecond time,
and there were fort y-one in favour OF the refer
ence, and thirty-ftven agant it, 1t was ac-
cOrdingly referred to fele6t committee of
three.
A medage was received from the PRECEDENT,
informing that he had approved and lgned the
act, supplementary to the act, for the collection
Of duties on goods wares and merchandise, i'm
ported into n United States.
mr.. T5omploD reported from the committee,
appointed for the PurPofe, on the petition of
William Rolls, praying grant of land, other
than that he had located, and which pofIefcd
the mill feat he had contemplated to purchaic
of the U1ited States--that he have leave TO
withdraW his petition. The report was Conf
dercc z1d agreed TO by the Houfe.
Mr.. din moved the appointment Of fele6t
committee, for the purpote Of conGdeTing the
oscpFiety Of encreaiing the allowance made to
the perlons employed IN bringing 70 the feat of
deUt and Vice-Pfeiilent Of the United States.
The s!owaNce.rnade b. law being two dollars
and City cents For every twenty miles travel TO
Wilmington, and nothing allowed them for their
return.
On the queftion TO raift fIch comm t &c, there
were ifty-liy msmbers nits favour, aud TWEEN
ty-one sgainf it. a committee of three was
appointed.
liz, C,o7OHj1Risla reported, from the cow
ujttec Of commerce and manufactures, on the
petition Of B.njamin Bailey aud others of New
YORK praying a renion OF the bonded duties.
d." on fndry articles ofmerchdndize, confum.
Cd IN their flores by the late con1agration in
Pearl. Dock and Water ftreets, in that city.
The rcialu,ion annexed 20 the report and agreed
90 by thc Houic was, that the petitioners have
leave tn withdraw their petition.
i lcttcr aud report from the PoG-Maaer &c.
neral, on The cafe OF NJ. ienderfon, a contractor
for cirrying the mail in Gage, from Charlcfun,
South Carolina, TO Fayetteville, recommending a
Further allowance OK 1900 dollars for that FER
we, wasreceived and referred 20 a committee
Of the whole Tomorrow.
mr.. Fi8disy laid upon The table refolution
C. I've added TO the rules Of the Houfe, directing
the Speaker to call upon the chairman Of com
Tnit.ecs toreport the progrrc' they had made in
the isv ,ra items Of buGneis referred 10 them, G.
very Friddy morning during the relidue Of tho
!, iiiJa.
III iagboree prlfeulcd a petition from a
num,sr Of the inhabitants of Bucks county,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
LOUISIANA.
Exfraa 9f a hitSy .fom N~y-O,l,aa,, da,.<
NoUe145er o6.

NoUenber rs.
"The rnmour of Sp7nih war has G,bGS.5
--o'' ~ 9;a'T, however, hlpuened the oil, r
day, which has given great offence TO the So.
Nth Marquis nan Ivy the rar1e Of M -
wac 'rrcfted by order OF The governor OF pe,f.,
cola deprived Of his properly, and detained e,r
mont" o. board of n Soazih veG.l--Ee r.
tet'ed his e'caPr with fome difficulty, and ra-
turned to Orieans--yome fliort time after. sad-
ms the comm uder Of the veGel here. he com.
menced an alton ag1inR him f1I his Voo,is--
The man was aueGed--The Marouie fsr,
verbal nrlsge 20 the governor, dernandine lie
diicharge, ard threatened To leave the conpt,v
immediately lit was refufcd.
" Our VIM. {. c. Gas the Freacbmen IN d,,i-
ZION call HIM acted dccGyely. lie repliedtL,t
ne would not aniwcr verbal demand b,t .
the n1rqui. was IN 5qGe, his paIiDorts 1yorc ro,.
dy fer nim.--an application was mad ~, =.
counie. TO IN, court for the fame purpoG.. aud
net with the Fame fucceiS, the man was no, dif-
cnargtc' and the N rqtis has not left the corr
tr". ihey found looc difficulty in ,rrcgir,,
the tei'ow; the icif sf frR was orevent,d l,v
about twenty Spa1ih officers win dr,,,a
'wor's, they however, thought proper To re-.
turn then quiet.Y 20 their fcabbards, ON f.err a
mas o. io'd'e.s h~ Jsyonets, prime and ioas."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

According ORDER the houfe took into corfderati-
the bill to provide for the election Of the governor
~ the people &c and after prrf>,fng fevcra smord-
neuts aud going through the bill the queaion wa
pu;, VII the hou refer the further confederation g.
ind BIZ 20 next G acrsl Ancubly? Determined in
.lc negative. yeas 20, nays 70.
The qreGica was thrn put, nall the bill pafs ,
The yeas and nays being required appeared as TO-
lows Yeas 37--Nay: 26.
Leave has been given, in the hOule Of delegates,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
SENATE, January ..

This day he bill to provide fer the trial Of f,6s in
he 'cverll counties Of this Gate, and 70 alter change
md aholfh al iuc parts Of the contribution and form
o government relate 70 the general court and court
Of appeals, PaGod the Senate. Yeas 0--Nays9.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

letter received from Warrington, dated n. e,a
l'aht tate 'hat Mr. Burr is abou, to make te,opo-
rary vacation OF his feat in the Senaie-t !, fin1o
fed that he intends to Wifi the State of NJ, 70
to make arrangements for his thai. 10y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
JANUARY IL.

The trial of NATHANIEL PENDLEToN, Eiq;
whoiwas indicted for acting asthe fccond ofGc-
neral HAMILTON in the unfortunate duel by
which the latter was lof to his country, came
on yeherday in the court of oyer and terminer
and general goal delivery now fitting in this city
The profecution was conducted by the attor-
ney-general on the part of the fate; and the
defendant was ably aiifted by the talents of
Mr.. Benton, Mr.. Radcliffe, Mr. Hoffman, and
MIR. Golden. The court was crowded. The
trial continued from eleven O'Clock in the
morning till eight in the evening and the Jury,
retiring for about twenty minutes, returned a
verdict of GUILTY.
The punifhment prefcrihed by law for the of
fence ofwhich Mr. VAN Ness and Mr.. PEN
.DLEToN have been found guilty, is compeat
Acknowledgement for the term of twenty years.
Ib;J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
EDWARD SHIPPEN,
JASPER YEATES,
THOMAS SMITH.
(Signed)
JhRED iNaLR5oLI,1 CoDgfifor. tie
a. !. DALLAS, rzjboad.uis.

M. BoR.qn, chairman Of the managers, then role
-" Mr. PreGIeni, the managers conider to be
their duty, to eoutult ;he Houle Of Representatives
upon the replication to he given to this pleas they.
therefore, demand, of the court delay until the u
iua time Of meeting, tomorrow morning, to prepare
he fame"
Tbs P,sfLaf iad the time i' granted
@1y. kan Of the Senate then moved ,hat the court
dourn to half paG eleven on Tueiday morning and
,l.c court was accordingly adjourned-at IL o'clock
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

The articles of Impeachmen, having been read,
Ja6ge S5itbca rofe and hid, " I beg leave to deli
yer pleas and anfwer to this accufation in VIII
ting"
"A psper accordingly handed to the PRECEDENT
by Mr.. Dallas.
TIE Py.Edent then fad, fball this plea and an
fwer be read i'-and the court anfwered aye.
1t was accordingly read by the clerk as follows
The aniwers OF Edward Shipper, Jaiper Yestes,
aud Thomas Smith, to the articles of Impeachment,
exhibited aganit them by the Houfe of Reprelenta-
tives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
1.-The iaid Edward Shipper, TAPER Yeates ana
Thomas Smith, faving to themfeves, respectively,
all exceptions, Whatsoever, the faid articies, aud
he charges therein contained feverally anfwer and
fay;
That, they not jointly or feveratly, guilty Of
all or any, of the matters in the fad articles con-
tained, in and FORM as they are therein char
ged againft them.
And, they, further, confidently aver, that, all and
fDgular the things, which they have iudcially done
in the Premiies, warranted and junified by the
contribution and known laws of the commonwealth ;
asd, were free from all feelings aud degns Of favour
prejudice, cruelty, or oppreifon.
(Sigued)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

a gentleman who paiT.Rger ia the barque
Vixen, from Rotterdam to Savannah, informs thai
MIR. MONROE, the American miniaer, arrived at
Rotterdam from London the 18th O9ober, and
left it in two days afterwards for Paris and Madrid
Mere 4Iv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
The following is the Affidavit of Judge Chafe, pre-
ten'ed to the Senate on the Sd Infant
Civ of EHyo6;yetoy n

lel'eo 10 Inc SENATE on the Sd iDItaut:
City II Wajbiagton, H.
Samuel Chafe made oath on the holy evanveliastof
Almighty Cod, that IT IS not in his power to obtain
Information respecting the a6s alledgsd in the ar
cies 81 impeachment to have taken place in the CITY
OF Philadelphia, in the trial Of John Fries or of the
facts aledgedto have taken place, in the city of
Richmond, III the trial OF James T. Calender, in time
to prepare and put IN his anfwer, and to proceed m
trial, with any probability that the fame could Be f.
nhed or before the fifth day of March next. And
further that it i, in his power to procure infor
ton OF the names the wjtneaes whom he thinks i,
may be proper and nsce1gy for hin, 10 fnranon. in
time 20 obtsin their attendance If his anfyer could be
prepared IN ne+ufcient for thc fuihing OF the Jsid
trial before the iad fifth day Of March next and the
laid Samuel Cbaie fyr;her made OATH that he believes
{ VIII not be N hrs power to obtain the advice Of
council 20 prepare his infwcr, and to give him their
a'i'.ance Oh the trial. which he thnks neceGary 4
The ias trial houid take place during the profcnt fc
non oi Congfeis-and that ne verify believes If he
had ~ this time full Information 81 faG, and of the
wtueiies proper Tor him 20 iIrnon and & he had al
10 the aiisncs of council that ne could not ,,repa-e
the Sfi"er he thinks he ought 70 pa; IN and b, re,
ny Tor hrs trHi, within the pace ri four OF FIVE weeks
from tins time. Andfur,her, that MS application 10
the nonouraDe the Senate. Cor time, 20 obtain irforra
ton ~ iacts IN order prepare his aa,ycr aud for
time oProeure the attendance Of necefar y-itneGes
an 70 prepare Tor las defence n che trail and m ok
tain the advice and afaancc II council IS nor made
ior the Pupofe Of delay but orly for the purpop of
obtaining full hearing Of the articles of Impeachment,
sgainh him, in their real merirS
SAMUEL CHASE.
Sworn 60 this Sd day Of January, sos before
SAMUEL HAMILTON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
Dore ftif 5ntei!igente.
NETWORK, January 9:

At Court of Oyer and Terminer and Gene
raj Gaol Delivery, held Yesterday at the city
hall of the city of New-York, in and for the
laid city and county, WILLIAM ?. VAN Ness,
Efq; was tried and convicted of being the bear
er of challenge from the Vice-preGdent of the
United States to the late General HAMILTON,
and for aiding and abetting in the fatal Duel
which terminated in the death of the latter.
The evidence was 70 clear and pofitve, that
the jury returned verdict without retiring
from their box.
The trial of NATHANIEL PgNDLEToN, Efq;
implicated in hmilar charge as the fccond of
General Hamilton, will, we undernand, take
place this dav; and that of RICHARD RIKER,
Eiq; (the diftri6t attorney aud Mr.. ROBERT
SwARTwoUT, in the courie of the fefiion--Mr
Woodwork, the attorney-general, having come
on for the efpecial purpofe of conducting theie
PROHIBITIONS on the part of the fate.
1fer. fdz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

The caufe Of Colonel WILLIAM S. SMITH
againtt Mr.. JAMES CHEETHAM, for libel,
was tried at fitting of the Supreme Court ON
Monday; and called into exercife fome of the
tirft rate talents of the Bar. 4 verdict was Civ
en- for the plaintiff, with 200 dollars damages.
Ibid.
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DlEn, on FridB morning. Colonel JAMES Gil
LtSPlt, representative IRON North Carolina.
The Hoafe Of RePreientatres entered on frijs,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

On the 7th infant, the trial of the impeachment
againit Edward Shippen, Jafper Yeates and Thomas
smith, Allocate Judges of the Supreme Court of Penn
ylvania, commenced a. LancaAer, before the Senate
MIR Rodney appeared as council for the managers,
and Meiirs Dallas and Tngerfo council for the Iudg-