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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07
Something more serinus

We have had the perusaI Of ), IL,
from captain Adams Of the ship Re,o NV.
OF this port, to his owner. in which
discover more cause for alarm than
thing which has preceded. But tina
cessarv to give short history of ,hi,y,.
sci: she belongs to a merchau, Of Ii
place, was loaded on account Of ci,;,.n
with valuable cargo of -four, rice m,
sugar, and coffee, and bound from NJ
port TO Gibraltar. Captain Adams writes
under date from Algesiras, the 18th ofh
", +" | was this day carried before he
:" bunaI, havingNo SPANISH coNsuLscn.
" TIFIcATE, THEY WILL UNDoUBvEny
CONDEMN TIE PROPERTY: i. is uiuhI
"to me to say | have no power to appeal
1t would appear that we have reachedth
last stage of humiliation. What mus
our vessels, to be safe from capture, han
passports from Spanish consul! A,.th.
papers of our own,government treated With
such marked contempt? Whether h.n
prehensions of captain Adams be realized
or not, it will not atone for the nsultShi,
is conveyed, in making tia cause Of cap.
ture and detention, that forsooth our YES,
sells are not furnished with Spanish con.
sul's passport. We expect we shall have
it in our power to lay before the pabhcths
result of this case, for which reason We
shall delay any further remarks upon the
subject.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07
NORFOLK

by Captain Corran, Of the Il. :,
50 days from Du1krk, we bay ,p a 4.
regular file Of the Gaze,ts \. 'secsi'd
from the first Of May to the a. y, :. rraan
l ne intelligence which ,hev row., v. June
oeen anticipated by other arrivals a Ia
From captain Corran, we una...
tia, few DAYS before he sailed. S u.s. !,
position bad been laid on the nu INV In.
merce, and affecting that Of hi, sa. Con-
The French government susps,, sSuaay'
the Dutch government connived a, q ma
lation OF certain laws relative to ~. w.
portation Of British manufactures w.. VIC 10,
the law which prohibits an Amer;cs NV OF
sci having touched in England poina vs. .
Holland, have compelled all tobarsS. NO
tended for Holland to pass thro' Anw.."' ~
We regret that we cannot present on, -. P
ers with more satisfactory PARTICULAR, ~
on such an interesting subject. "
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07
NETWORK. September 4.

The British ship Leander, and the fri.
gate La Vile de Milan, from Halifax, are
gone to cruze of the mouth Of the D=fa.
ware; aud probably another ship or two
viii BE- ssationsd off the Chesapeake The
principal ports Of the United States will
then be III pretty complete state of block
ade. The ships Of war at Sandy Hook,
we are informed, board all vessels bound
In Or out.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07
What a pleasure it is to pay one D

IT seems to flow from com0'Os,' ,c,i,,
circumstances, each ofwlich ispr0'0'
Of pleasure. .,,t unsasr
in the first place, it removes tsa' dLen,pd.
ness, which true spirit feels from Measure least
ence and obligation. 1t atlolu ,,;6.s our
to the creditor, and therefore s a uw,s
social affection: it promotes 'n nss,;og 20
confidence, which is SO very 'n.s meet ofb:.
an honest mind: 1t opens a Pi"' 1rc,asiony
ing readily supplied on future s Gy aoj
It leaves consciousness OF OUT ". s;sbt, both
il is measure we know to !bs F'S'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07
From Halifax, AE5a'' ;

"Cn the 10th inst. three line'0''D' .,i
ships arrived here; one OF 90 suu S,,o';
two 74's: They belong to ad, CO. ~. and
squadron, on the West.Ind'a sta'''1 ,,bici
were damaged at sea in hurricane -, dis.
lasted 10 hours. The 9S was IN G''''
treSs."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07
aleranurfa DsGp Gebfatm
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER"

Two inv ard b,urd fhips were cap.a. ,.(
Monday, of the Hook, by yhc two o,'"" ~,
fc.s of war who are now b'OckadiHg tN'
fNew.l"sfH'"'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07

A trsaty has tsen eoocludsd in tIe f,n :, .
Ohio with Ecvcrai ladiaa tfibes, BY *''D ~.
million two hundred tboGfsc5 acres h'g'''.f
ccdsd 10 ire United Ssasss for an aSS''l "
eight lIua6fcd and tweeFy.Gx So''sfs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07

Mr.. Fletcher, mate O. the brig K;''J:kE
who has returned TO tbi. place, has politely "a
vored us with the following informalion Ina
while defending TIE MiGGPpi, in July ian'
the brig was boarded by two canoes OF SnaS%
ne4c Indians, who Informed, that they had ioon
a Est boat, witch was turned bottom up m
they cus hole through the bottom, and o'"
two dead bodies, With feveral articles l@ ~
among Which vas, one cafe Of hats. On: o''Ei
of wbI!k:y, Chef Of clothes, aud ieset' n'"'
and papers fire name Of John Anthony v"
written 10 The books and papers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07

LEXINGTON, (Kentuckyl Aug 20.
Col. Aaion Burr arrived in town la& evening"
from Orleans. We und:rfand he will rsn'n'
day or two in Lexington, and then lq:nd lone
time ar the Olyrrpian Springs previous TO IN
leaving Kentucky,
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attempt TO level, never equalize. In all
igofyarious deferiptions, lomc deleriP-
5erm9R. The Jewellers therefore only
.srt,the natural order Of things they
..fSocisty. by ietting up in the air what
the ftruaure requires to De on the
BURKE.
J, your party, and your chief
I've taken no small pains to en-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-07
{ CHaRL1sToS CouRIER.

..GIDOR's. 9Th LETTER.
DALLAS and his tellogO adafess-
ers Of Philadelphia.
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NATURAL CURIOSETIEs.

% BE SEEN, in Yellow Houfe oppoG,e the
City Tavern, from Sun-rile, till o'clock in the
Evening :
An AFRICAN Tiger, three feet and hall
Lsh' and fee inlength from the tip of his noie to
toe end Of his tall being yet pup Of but two years
old
LIVING SHEEP with fv. legs.
The JACkALL, the Lions provider
The Skin Of IN ALLEGATION, ALTO. the A.
fRICAN SIOTH
Snake Skin, 20 fee; long when living, and Fowl
with Horn growing out Of its Head
he price Of adm;tiance FOR grown perfons, 81
Cents--Children half price.
N. b. Any of the above Curiofties for fale at a
'eSi"hsbie price, May z. (ep2)
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ELLIS 81 ALLAN

f7avs re-i1,r BY he RnLa from London, pat of h1ir
PR ~ G G 20 d S,
amongst 7Ubieb tbe foi!o7oing a,tiees:
7 ONDON Superfne Cloths and Cafilneres,
Il + Cuttings and Dmities,
Handsome fashionable worked & laced Mullins,
81, s-4 and 1914 Diapers,
3D., $40 and lo-l6 Damafk Table Cloths,
Gentlemen's white and brown Cotton Stockings,
Ladies elegant laced white do
Do. Tortoife- fhell bent and braid Combs,
ChiItzes, Calliooes and Furniture
Gen,len,en's black fashionable Hats,
Do. drab beaver d.
Do. do. patent fix do.
Umbrellas,
Boys Morocco Caps. plain and furr'd,
Bet Hemp Roles,
Englilh White Lead, Spaniih Brown, Yellow OGRE
ground in oil, and Verdigreafr,
Pruiian and Fig Blue,
Ben Boiled Oil in jars,
Durham Mulari, &c. &c.
Which, added TO their prefent hosk, ard t!iore ex
pected daily from Liverpool, will render their az
iortment general May 7. (ePtD
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ID Pife Col. Anthony New, declined.
~ pife Thomas Claiborne declined
(S) pie Major Stevenfon, federaia, difmiiIed the
man OF famous memory: who while he was in the Gate
Legislature in theyear 9 attempted to throwan ber-
al ceniure upon Gov. Monroe and the executive coun-
Gil for diibuTiements of the public money after their
condnt had been fully canvaied: and bouo,sBty ap-
proved by fthe houle.
(OYiet Thomas Griffin, a fsdcrai difn,ilred al
though he is faid to have been the only ,aI;G in the
lat Congress, who voted againft the iniqitou. va
zoo Claims; a vote which eniinenty merited and no
doubt received the appreciation OF his daria
|. 90 opPofed by Col. Elzey, who would probably
have been eleG'ed, had there teen full aembly Of
the free holders of Prince William county
(G) No intelligence has ye, reached u.s. of the cleo
ton Of the diltria Of Harrifon, Monongala &C. 1t
is no probable that John c. Jaeklon has been rec
leaed.
% Our lat papers do not mention the refut in
the dtria of Roekbridge. Botetourt, NATION, Ken
awha, Monroe and Greenbrier. The following fate
ment Of the polls in five out of the fix counties is pi
ven in the Caadid Re0ie7O printed at staunton.
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PUMFREY g FITZWBYLSONN,

BOOK-BINDERS Q gTITIONER7,
MAIN-sTREET, RICHMOND:
II AVE now on hand, and offer for fae, on the We.
i ry lowef terms, general a(Iortmen, of STA
JTONARY, coDGning Of
All kinds of Writing Paper,
Ink Powder, Japan lux, for records,
Quills and ready made Pens,
Sealing Wax, WATERS, Shining Sand,
Pounce and Sand Boxes,
Penknives Of tie fyG quality, &c. Sc. See.
Alfo, agreat variety Of BLANK BOOKS, adapt
ed to the pnrpofes of
MERCHANTS, TRACRSMEN,
SHERiFFS, PUBLIC OFFICES, ;
and Privuie CeafIe,nea =
Made Of the very belt materials, in handronIs and
fubltantal manner, and 4Daryaufe& o.;
May7. CT1O
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not confned their centuries 10 IT,, ctroiien meu,-
hers: They have exten>isd them, with their
iutDicions 20 every member who voted for the
incorporation of the I:Sgchan;. asnh. They
have even in feveral parts OF The n.s.e erected
this n'rafrrc into ten of political purity IN /,
htnefs; a:d in making their new nominations
for the ftna.e ard afIembly, have excluded.
the names or all who were charged with bride
rv, and even of thofe who were the advocates of
the charter. In nominating fnator f5, Tx
Southern Diari9, for inftarce, they have dropt
the name of judge Purdy, who was not only
taid to have received, but TO have administered,
brides, and in his place tbev have fuhai.rtet,
Dc WITT CLINTON, the prefent MAJOR
OF the city of New-Ynrk Governor Lewis
hmfelf, and all thofe members in the Council o.
ReqiHon who voted for the bin of Incorporate
ON, have partaken of the cenflre, which its ocoo-
nents have laviihed upon the members of the
legislature.
PENNSYLVANIA.
This refpectabe fate IS ALTO divided h.. is
local controversies. Whether it is adv;fibe
for the people to call convention, to amen:
tneIr itstc contribution, and whether Nc Eeau
or Snyder is to be their next governor, are the
Gneitions which feem to have divided the re,ul,-
lican party. The friends of Governor Mexican
are the opponents of a convention and vice
veria. What is to be the refult of thefc trur-
giles, cannot as vet be correctly conieet1lred
The following table, which has been publiffr ed
IN the United States Gazette Ca federal prin,
by one who iigns himfelf a men6er of the kei/:
I0ture will ihow the numbers who petitioncd
far and re'nontrated againR, the cali of con.
vention, when the quelion was brought before
that Legislature.
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Prefent majority for Wilton,

The fame paper obferves Crcenhrier election
comes on next Tuefdey, and from accounts which
may be relied upon, fcarce doubt be entertained
of the fueeels Of Capt. ROBERT BAILEY, election
to Congrels.
For the honor ofthc dihricf we devout!y hore
that the event will fafify this prediction. To
inveft man with the Respectable functions of
legiflator, whole whole character has been
defiled by the mot infamous immoralties {:
who has been projected Gambler WHO has
plyed this favorite trade not according TO the
mot honorable rules Of the art, hut who has
had recourfe to ftratagem, duplicity and com.
plicated fraud (witnefs the celebrated adventure
Of the seedlc-cafc near Stauaton); acainft
Whole malicious tongue wageing its moi afro
cious flanders asainn one of the beft and nor
upright Judges in our country, the records of
the Virginia Legislature will rife up in darning
evidence /; to confer upon fuch man as this n
Jingle fuffrase much lefs $40 votes, s IF itfelf en-
titled to our deepeh Reproduction. But to fend
him into the mott auguf council in our nation /;
to fsnd him reeking from the orgies Of a gam
ing table, covered with iniquity and bafted
with difhonor, to aTociate with the virtucus &
the fage, ~ Purifying Tie code of our country,
it would be an abufe Of the representative prin-
ciple worthy of unbounded regret. For the hs-
nor Of the difriet, we devoutly hope that fuch
an Office is rot to decorate the name Of Ro-
bert Bailey. y
JyR as our babsr Sca5 going :o3rrj5, eve zve,-e
informed BY a per7on i,an,ediatciy from Bafb,
f5af he beard from /dme ,eobie 7gbo e0lI~d ut
HaveJ'J ta1'sra in fibe,garle, fbaf HfHJ5a zy0y
eif4edIy 4egy J,naH ,voJorify.
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Prstent Federal majority,


The refill of the election will no doubte f.
derHI 10 modify and meiiorstethe political in
tinence ofthe executive, the repu 5licans of Maj.
fachufctts, are ufng all their exertions to obtain
majority in their Legislature.
NETWORK.
This respectable fate has been much kjiyid-
ed and agtated by the proceedings of it's hft Ie-
elilature, with refpeet to the charter for lncor-
porating the Merchants Bank. Charles of bril-
berry have been exhibited againit feveral mem
oers both OF the Senate and the Houfe Of AZ
iembiy, tome OF which were probably corre6s,
as VIII appear from the following extract from
the examination, that was officially made into
the fubjecf:
Peter Belts, member of the boult, being
iworn' was examined on the part of the iouie as
follows, viz.
QMcqio". Did Mr.. vredenburgh in he feve-
veral conversations you had with him, ay that
you could have mares, or the profits srifng from
them, if you would vote for the incorporation
of the merchants bank
f1fzcer. Yes.
q. Did Mr.. Vredenburgh ever try IN ipHu-
ence youto vote in favor of the merc,,an1s bapk.
or did he not {?
H. The houie nun judge for thenEelves--
ne did FAY that might have alares or The pro-
fits, if would vote in favor of the bank.
9. Did Mr.. Vredenburgh tell You Ne would
give you the ihares, or did he tell you how they
were to be obtained?
n. He told me could have them
q: D'dyoV fuppofe, that you Would have
bank!
! II. IF had agreed to vote for1t, hould
haveyxpeeed the flares.
then q, ws0 did YOU fnSRofs would deliver
II. IF had agreed to 'Snte for the bank, T
mould have expected the flares from Mr..
WreasIbnrgh.
'QWNs Mr.. Vredsnburgh anxious to fe-
bank?
II. 1t appeared to me that he was anxious
to fecure my vote.
.. Did Mr.. Vredenburgh inform you that
ne had flares at his command for the purpofe
OF procuring votes for the incorporation of the
merchants bank
III. No.
Q. Did Mr.. Vredenburgh, at any time, fay
he wonld give or procure for you any flares in
the merchants bank, if you would vote for its
incorporation
II. No.
Q. Did Mr.. yredenburgb make his promif.
es TO you when alone or in company?
n. When alone.
Q. When you made the difcIoflre, was it
made in consequence ~ your indignant feelings
at the CONTRIBUTIONS before ffa,ed?
n. Orrehection faw the improperly of
the prnpoiition, and felt the necefiity of max
ing tsfclof,ire
Q. Was you called on or fcnt for and urged
TO make the difclofurc.
n. went forward voluntarily and made the
difciofure.
Some Of the republicans of New-York have
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-07
sa'es ~ Suction.

o" WfSafSay tie ed iaa 7oM be EyA
HE HOUSE and LOT ON sboeLoe t,al torr,er.
= " osionging to the late MIR. Samuel Dobic.--
The terms of lae will be one half ca the rma;pder
III two annual payments, to lecture which, deed ol
trut upon the properly mutt he gv,n by the p,,r ha-
fer. JJ;Os. rAyI IN & r. " AZ.
May7 (epds)
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BY LAST EVENINGS MIL.
NORFOLK. Nav 4.

Capt Smith, Of the ithooner Be;fey, arrive1 IN r.
Roads, in 2S days from Martinique bound {, Salem,
Informs, that few days before h. failed ESsI,sa-
feet arrived there, and after landing tll
diateiy made fail, as iurpofcd, for s.
Since writing the above. we
brig Eliza Henery, captain y
St. Thomas's, thar on the
feet arrived at St. Dom
troops, arms, sr,mup;
for France that Y
troops ua,!s
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Renon- Rew,n-
Total, 1914 Total, 594

IoFd!, 4944 otaI, 5949
Delegates eie-7ed 10 Irq,e in the next general III:
(fmJtv Of Virginia.
Ber&eIcy.-sMathew Ranfone and .Phlp c.
Pendtton.
WtPmorrla"d-John Campbell and Stephen
B sicy.
Riebm0Nd.-Peter Ruh and George Yer
by.
MiadAjf*.-*Churcfil Blakey and Thomas
Mufe. :.
B15- Thote marked thus are new men,5cvs.
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OAF SUGAR, by the HID. Bbl. or Single loaf,
= = siFeet from penninGton's manufae3ory, rhi.s-
dephia, sor Sale b. Af/Cdy.TJy y1,sptS
May 7.
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ecntion TO 6efe pians OF revenue, and c;:har;ft-
ing all the fo,res e taxa.ion, the eovernmea.
has rcl:nauiG,d ,uany duties which had been
found iacorvr;en: ard unpopular, and fill
finds the natioaiinco,ne adequate to the ex-
pcnditrre. Tr deb. of the nation is undergo
Ing extngu'ih-ent with \ rapdity aud teadi-
nefs unprecedented any where ellie, and in the
preient courfe viii foon be entirely redeemed d.
May not the, whole world he challenged to
point out On where the public afT.,i,s are
proceeding in hch train {? And ought not
the friend Of mnSnd devou;ly TO return thanks
to heaven chat here is at leaf one fpot on the
glahs where MINIS TRUE TO HIMSELF AND
WHERE HE srCcEss-CLLY viNDicaTES His
RIGHT, ms pEEiTY AND His HIGH DES-
TINhTIoN?
Mr.. WRIT. I'll ingenious author of &c the let
tiers OF the Bel tiSI SPY" isfaid to he pre-
p'rlnc inatsrialsfr writing biographical, view
OF the Worthless r Virginia. His abours are 10
commence with hc memoirs of our divine ora
tor Patrick Heny to colle6t particular infor.
nation about wfpic family, education and ear
ly purlnts he his already addreaed a ferries Of
queitions to gentleman OF Hanover, the coua-
tv which had thshonour of giving birth TO MIR.
Henry. Or MrWirt's diiiinguiilled uualifica-
tons Tor iuch anintereiting office, few men Tan
doubt, who havthad an opportunity of admir-
ing IN the letter'of the Britifh Spy, a ftyle al.
ways eaiy and oten energetic, an imagination
that 10 happily Collects the beauties of the pi6tn-
refque, aud Terminating genius, which
knows 70 well how to catch and defcribe the
pecu'iarites of li'ing characters. To the no.
nour Of having pnduced worthless, whole vir
tues and talents i.emnently deierve to he re.
corded. Virginia may foon add the boat OF
having given bi,tl to an h;fcrian, whole geniu
is 70 admirably qualified TO commemorate ;hei
merits.
The next !esiCiturs of Virginia will in al
probability far oltftrip its prediction in Tx
weight of IFS talerts, the fplendour of its clo
Gnence, and the importance of the meafurc.
which it is defined to develope. 1t will hap
PLY combine great zeal with grea; prudence
the animating energy of youth with the chat
tening comprehension OF experience. Tx
lait election has introduced into its coul
ellis many new and valuable members. So
Among thofe, who NAV be expected to aft
and animate the legislative labours the fate
we record with pleaiure the names of John Nj
nor of Spottfyivara, John T. Brooke Of Stat
ford, Robert Hill Of Grcenfville., Lewis Har
vic of Richmond, Boiling Rnherti1n of Din.
! w!1de, aud John Woodward of Monroe.
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POLITICAL TIE#,s IN TIE U. s7.A1rS

NEW-IiAMPSHIRE.
LEGISLATURE FOR 1905.
GOVERNOR, Hon. John Langicn, ,r5y6LA0u,
IS elected oy majority of not far
from 1000 votes.
COUNCIL, VIII probably be competed of
tb,re republicans, and .zvo kde-
raliifs.
SENATE, May be fafely calculated to con-
tain ieven republican members,
to fze fecieral-'noft probaby
eight to fow--nor would ni7e 70
three furprize us.
HOUSE OF Rep. Donbie the majority Of lat
year for republication.
o9fcrvatoy.
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The Board of Heath ofthe city of Baltimore
have ordered that all vefiels arriving in that port
from the iland of Gaudaloupe l,all be fuhjeS}
to quarantine.
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T7rgiaia Delegation 10 CoucreG.
~ Yiee Col. Anthony New. declined.

80 ~ Thofe marked thus = are new members.
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po'eJ for GoVernor.
For His Excellency Caleb Strong
Hon. James Sullivan
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13

9th ina the inhabitants of the forth par; OF II
ford were alarmed by found fone what reicn-
bling thunder, but much more iu:enfc than any
ever experienced in this part Of the county
'rhofa having profpeEt, and Immediately turn
ing their eyes the oirection from whence the
noifr appeared to proceed, were a(foniihed to
behold a column of fire. 70 appearance, 6 or 10
feet in diamater, iIuing directly from the earth,
and TO the height, was lupPof-d, Of Sc teet,
accompanied with vaf quantities e tmoke, edual
% that proceeding from large building 2 Are!
ConHant lucce6ions OF fire and (mobe of this DEF
cription continued for the fPace OF 2 or
minutes The cattle and other herds OF the ad-
Joining fields were thrown into the ereateis
amazement and conformation. Tae family OF
! Mr. James Blol3, on whole land the Fhenome-
non happened, accompanied with great number
who had aaembled at call 70 extraordinary,
immediately repaired to the place from whence
the fire i1Iqed, but found, contrary TO their ex-
pe6fations that no eruption at all of the earth
had taken place, but that the common rub
oiih fcattered around bad been conveyed TO a
| great dif4nce.-Let the curious determine the
cautc.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
Tsp tEle seails.
BALTIMORE, MAY Of.

BALTI MORE, MAY II.
The federal Circuit court fat veferda7; Tud-
ges Chaie and Wincheftcr preient. Judge
Ihafe delivered fhort and pertinent charge TO
the grand Jury his remarks were pointed, mod
cit and wcA applied. After calling their atten-
ton to crimes committed asaint the laws of the
United States, which came under their co-ni-
zance, and which he particularly noticed mur-
der, trealon and piracy, he informed them he
need not dllate OIL, as there had no: come within
his knowledge any cafe for their notice-Any
breach Of The sevenue laws would be brought be
tore them BY the proper officers and o6ierved
that any information required BY them would
be given by the court when wanted. He par
ticularly dme6ted, thar in all cafes they were TO
hear the evidence on the pare Of the United
States only, and in any cafe were the evidence
was doubtful they were not to find bill; Is
their noy finding did not e;tablith innocence, bat
only proved thar th-c was nct evdenccf fufficicnt
to bnd bill. lie particularly noticed that an
union OF the ttates fhouid always be advocated,
and that the laws thonid ever Be fIpportel as the
only certain fecurity of peace and order-even
admitting that thofe laws were unrun, unconfi-
tutionat or opprellive; and declared il his orin.
ION, tha1 it was not their duty to inquire into
the conf tutonality of laws, bur to fupport them,
as made BY thofe whofe peculiar province II was
TO enact them-and ifrongly recommended the
encouragement CT morality as the fl1cct anchor
OF our political tecurity and haPp;nefs.
Alter the charge was delivered the grand iurv
retired to their chamber, and in Glort time re-
turned and Rated to the court, that no buiincFs
had been broUghss- before Them. The r,do4
returned MS hearty thanks for their attention
in the teTvice or the public, and thereupon dit-
miGcd :heto.'