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TO RENT,

-FOUR ROOMS in my Houfe on the nree, lead.
ing from the Ma;r-trett tip 5hoekee hin hy the
Governors. Tire iituation is healthy aid p,sln,.
beng ia the centre Of the town, near the CAPITOL and
Ria'ntreet st Is very Convenient for buners n ycu
hut very well gentleman Of the law, I, III, Iover
Room u well adapted for Office A final f,,riv
would be Preferred which may have part uIe of tie
kitchen and ftble for one or two bcrfes Ir,r,a;
PoGciion may BE bad W. f. nST
Feb. 10. ,q,v
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Cumberland, January 25ft, 1906.

Cumberland, January 25ft, 1906.
SIK,
VHNAKE notice that on the twenty-ffh dav Of
Il March next at Green's old fore, and on the
swenty-fixth at Walthali's old tore hall proceed
90 lake the dePof,ions of fundry perons, TO read in
aiait depending in he County Court of Amelia in
whith am Plaintiff and you Defendant.
I aa,, &C.
EfK. ARCHER PERKINsoN.
February IS. Naw 9wp.
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February2s

with Boots Shoes as well as il they were on the
fpot........A-the length OF the Boot-C-round tie
Calf-..B-the pitch OF d,to--.D-round the heel and
....Erounj the infer.--G-acrofs the ball OF
the foot. Fix the heel againG perpendicular, and
tick knife at the end OF the great toefet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters in the d
erent nieaiures. January 1. rptf
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q 3wp.
TO BE RENTED.

4 BRICK HOUSE, near tina. Of Mr.. Robo,
Il Gordon, OIL the Hih, calculated 20 aeeon,n,o.
date FINAL family comfortably; attached TO il !,
half acre ofgtound well inclofed.
JAS. CREENHOw.
December 7. IT,
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RtRR MILL STONES, sv ALL srzr,; ard
ID PLASTER OF PARIS, OF All excellent quality
FOX SALE, As USUAL, B1
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near tire Market.
Dec.4. lePtf.
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FOR SALE.

o" q credit gt ore i7ro and Byee yt0,s,
MY HOUSE and five acres Of GROUND near
lY& the Poor Houfe; the lots may be Go,A f.pr-
tatey together, and iftogethcr, land in Kentucky
yll 10 received IN exchange Tor the part pays1ent.
provided the land aud frustion its the fubferiber
"ho Ewes upon the property advef,fed, aad may BE-
ieen 1t any time.
ROBERT CROUCH.
P. s. His Fathers TAVERN to rent,
FEB. IS If.
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NUMBER OH

NOTICE,
I S hereby given, that will not be refponlible for
1 any backioading put oiboard my BOAT, COM
manaed by James, * branded W. NorvelI, excrp, i,
be done with my conient.
WILLIAM ROSE, jr.
Feb. 2j. ~ oa@6w- hs =. p.
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a C0aftaut f,TY;y ot IRE "a ground CORN MEAL.
J. 4 aad HoaONY, Will b. Eep; for fsle at the
Columbian Mills
CALICO, RICHARD U Co.
February 2S. IIag Gw.i
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NEAL NELSON,
BC07 SJ SHOE AfANUF dC7UREP.
hAIS-sIREET, RIcHMoNp

IN AXES Boots & Shoe.
lNI to any pattern or fafh-
. IN, equal in point OF Ma
TERIALs and WoRKMAN-
SHIP to any in genera! ufe.
8- Imported Doors and
SsoEs, of the fra quality
aud newell fafhion, for falc.
e. Gentlemen at a tlif-
tanee, who are difpoled to
forward me their meafure,
by pay ing attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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PRINTING

Is executed with Nearneis aud Accuracy, in all il
branches, ar the MIMEuvA orFicr, oppoiite
the Bell Tavern.
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nent which courts and iuries will be called on
from time to time to nfIicf.

! rnent which courts and iurfes will be called on
from time to time to infcf.
but IN order to give thofe punin,ments their
,ui' eHicacy, IN the community, it will be neccf.
isry IN judicial proceedings, TO temper firmuefs
with liberaity, never forec,tipp tina, humane
prnc,ple, which, in doubtful caics, turns the
icaie IN favour of!he accufed. ihould have felt
little difficulty in deciding the auction before
me- but FOR the cafe of Wm. Goblet, cited by
the attorney generalin his argument. Mr. Cob
OCT was, IN the year 1897, bound with two fiire-
ties, IN fecognizance for his good behaviour,
by the hiefiuitce and prefeDt governor MsKean
whole opinion has great weight with me. be-
cauie coni;der him as an eminent LAWYER. zea
ioully attached to the liberties OF this country
both civil and religious. have not heen able
70 OBTAIN an accurate ftatenent of tue cafe of
Coohett, 10 FAR as relates 70 the hiudirr of him
to MS good behaviour. Judge Smiths notes
only contain an account of the action on tbr re-
cognizance tired in the fuprcmc court. AS far
however as have heard. It differs from the pre-
lena Gale, IN tome material circumstances. |
nave never feen the warrant aganft Cohbttt
ont have been Informed, that he was CHARGED
IN 1t, with numerous libels aga;nfi different per
ions, OF which, on his appearance before the
ch'ef Juttice, he avowed himielf the author.--In
the pretent cafe, Duane is charged with puhliih.
ing TWO foeis, againft the fame perfon, and he
r..
as ajudge, know nothing that is not legally
proved before me. / muft not act on the fun
poht'on. that the defendant has publhed nu-
merous ibeis, becaufe there is no oath to that
Purpole, and by our contribution, all warrants
Hlut ne grounded upon an oath or affrmati-
on. Upon the whole, the mott that can be
laid with regard to recognizance for good he
havour, 's. that thew, are demandable or not
At the dfcrction of the Judge. They diff
Ter from recognizance to keep the peace.
10 two important features /. Surety for
good behaviour, is more extenfvc in its ma
turc, than iure'y FOR the eeace, and be more ca
NY forfeited, ana, therefore, f1oud be exaeted
WIN greater carlton. Q. Surety of the peace,
IS demandable of right, by any iudividnal who
thinks hlmfef in danger Of bodily hurt, and will
make the neceilary oaths; but this principle
mas not been applied to fursty for good behavi
our WIZ not fay, that there are no circum-
itances' IN which furety for good behaviour
0sSrt hot to b. exacted in cafes of lihels before
convection on the contrary, have no Doubt
out there are occaiions, on which il NAV be pro-
per and necehary ~ ;c:a 81. Il. but i am of
Opinion that 1t will he mott agreeable TO the
ipilt ct our contribution, and mot conducive
TO Inc iupprallion of lihels, TO adopt it as a qe
nera! rule, rot TO demand furety for good bsha-
v'our before conviction. Under thefe impref
mons, mutt dichargc the defendant, on his en-
trrlng INTO recognizancc for his appearance at
the next mayors court.
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SALEM, Anrnn 8.

IRE .foH'7oihg i5 m s@iyo7 IF 7ceH ,o,iifen
|effSr trom n commercial b1Hf III Barcelona
~ a merchant IN this fozpn.
Looking to the circumstances that have
already happened, we fhall not be furpriG,d If
the pdlages OF the Sound and the D,rcanelles
DC cloied relatively 10 England, which would
be tantamount to the annhation of pavic st;on
to the Baltic and Black Sea. In f1ch aste of
things, the other parts of Europe NUT look m
the U. States for fuppiies. The wants of this
province are neither cafuaI, nor accidental u
raItes but little grain, ani in the bea of Years
requires an importation Of 100000 bu,bels
Tor the population. IF the refources il has hi
therto mad, DC cut of, wheat from your CONT
nent VIII ne very fair object of speculation
this way, aHd thoie relources have hitherto de-.
pended ON the Baltic and the Black Gea.
Europe has undergone changes, that are
conceived OF only becaufe they are feen and feIt
ne tate OF empires has proved az mutabe nc
the property of individuals nations are Az
poied OF with 70 httle ceremony, that know.
ledge OF their language is not thought neceGarv
10 thoie, to Whole government they are con-
bgued principles of lcgnaton are acquired in
ths refinement of carlton, and laws preGcn,.
ed on the point Of bayonet Such is the Hate
OF Things, that mua make you look to vour
own government with pride. The milton OF
lord Seikrk and the known dfpohtion of the
BrItih minority, make US eafy on your accom-,
ms governments CSpanl cannot with to fall
out with you" '''
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lNDe Gnqutrer.
RICHMOND, 1873 HucUsT.

~ The editor of the Enquirer hayinr occ,tio, 70
leave the city Tor lew days, mutt tru TO the indul
gence of his friends for any Inaccuracies which NAV
occur in his paper, during his abferoeTtis with no
ttIe regret thai he is obliged deier his duties at
this particular junaure.
- q 70
& II is with forrow and concern that w. an
'nounce the death Of MERIWETHER ZONES.
y Etq Comn7i!iioner of Loans. Fie died ON I.
& the oh inf. wi;hin few miles of the Sweet
TSPriugs.
- The above arEunciation was received too late 4
{ TO admit of the jun encomium due to the cha
yraser Of the deceafed
$50 %%~%,@F%$%%%
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JAMES WAI.KEP

IA ATcu e CLOCK MAKER, little below the
Capitol and near the Bank, will attend to
all commands in the line of his buueis will, which h.
may be favored.
As't is the peculiar charaaeritic of all quacks ard
ounGiers IN all trades, prae hsfrves put on air,
OF eoniequence, proife much, ami pretend 20 great
DEAL j. W. will not even touch upon Els es66bif,..
but merely fay, that he hopes hofe who may eh,oi
to i"'sz0 Se, eos in Bis zoay will have good rea on
10 DC i1ti'iled with the performance of his work He
will be completely fatisGed when his xiii as an aria
meets with fuch encouragement as it ought inlllv
ei"ih' Augait 10 .oti
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NOTICE.

ME co.partnerihip of CZLLK.47. t5. E-yP m
a by its Limitation, would expire on the fra day
q" next month; bur the members of that firn, h.,
mutually agreed to extend it to the firR dav Of MAJ
ns1i-AH perfons indebted thereto are earneGly re.
.S TO come forward without delay and pay q
"hat they respectively owe, as LONGER ipiuIoerr.
ought mt - = s.t, ttet moi. who 49,
.iea accounts and cannot make immediate payn,ens.
hoped VIII execute bond, for their REFLECTIVE b.
GItLI4r q krRRy have already received na,s
OF TIER fALL GOODS, and By the Ern arrivals
IRON iondon, Liverpool, &c the reidue is expected,
approved notes. ''
GILLIAT s. E!RpY.
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Lasf Cbenil,g's spaiI.

NeHtra3 Commemorative following informa.
ton, received from Halifax, Ivy letter of the
goth u't. from a folrce that may be relied on. is
OUTLINED for the information of the merchants
Of the u s.
TIL Co'den Mgr. loaded at PHILADELPHIA. and
Vas defined for tIamburgh-but in cafe that
port was hlockaded TO proceed to Tonninoer.
IL the cafe ofthe COLLIN Hge, the captors Fail.
ing to eNah'ifh the faa of any blockade of The
Eibs having exiited previous to the 18th Nav.
the Court drected reGitution of the ihiD and
iIch part of the cargo, as snot the produce of
snemy's colonies in the WeR-Indies, which LAT .
ter is all held for further proof of property.
jhe captor's counfel made formidable Rand
on the much conteied ground of this vcfirI
beng Illegally employed in carrying the pro
dnce Of The enemy's colonies TO Europe, hut
the Judge IN the prefent cafe overrued il hc-
canie the ihlp was not going to an enemy's
port in Europe, and fenifed, that if ihe had
been bound TO an euemy's port, he NUT have
condemned her, and that part of the good,
which had been purchafed in the enemy's CO.
ionles. We hope MefTrs. - will be
able 10 produce evidence, that the colonial pro.
duce imported by themfelves, was purchaE ii
from their own funds, tranfmitting atte(ted ca.
PIES ci their letters upon the fIbiea, and &C.
counts current, between them and the parties.
who were the ihiPpers in the WeH-Indies.
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pIIlLADELpRIA, AngnN u.

We underland, that advices, OF a very mn
pjcsiant tenor, have been received from rlsli-
fax. The court az Ndmiralty at that place, IL
is faid, have detefninei to condemn an pro-
duce Of enemies coionJes, and bound to cue
mics ports, whether Il, We fond on board Dcu-
tral aips importing the fame, or othervifc.
By this latitude OF Condemnation, it follows,
that the whole Of or forcig1 trade will be Gu
tirely dcftroyed. Admiral 8erkeiy, who was
20 fucc-cd to M oatiou, had not arrived. 1t
therefore does lot Clearly appear whether this
dehru6tivc print pic IL derived from recent or
dcrs or rot. " are pr0mifcd an 7b6rad Of
lru.W y doarig} Cor our next. ri. Gas.
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Will, RE- SOTD

AN credit OF Tx ard twelve months three acres
- OF GROUND OH Shockoe-fiill, in one ba,v
ADJ oning Col. Penn, Mr.. a. Barrel. and .;d,
oroaanax. iheie lots comnaud handfone proCpe4
and the advantage of Cou,ts aad fevcral other Fin.
iPrng' ct water. The Guatiou is deiirablc one. e.
Their Tor private family, a Church. or a Public
school The iaie will commence on the premiies ar
gaa 1906. .n,,no,o
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WILLIAM q MARY coIInnp

L,
I IL hereby made known to The npbI, 49,,
will be eitablifhld in College plsin bu+ 80
table, upon the iorsea Germs which viii s. VI
'nutu,on again't lois. The board will tornp,es. -,
'"e ora "ohday IN OStoGer, the period fixed Eor ~
ps",hs the Lectures IN the philosophical and ratbe.
It's aIlo notified, that all junior Rudent, will h.
.sIIi 10 ioaee III College, to board i, the publi.
'aoie' To devote Certain Rated hours to ANDY -. 80,
pear at the calling Of roll at o'clock in ~
curing the winter term, and at O. dur;no +ba. rs
hummer, to continue IN their rooms af,er ,b -
retired from the roll till the next n,oro;,,, ~ ~,
0oerVe eher regulations, which cannon fail 10 he HI
ly beneficial to youth.
me ohlsct OF theie arrangements is, nor o,,v >,
ai''"i the exPenee OF ffudent this College bn,
to guard, a. eiiectually as can be done a,a a;o;
parton and idieneis For this latter purpoGe. a ff.
more rehrlStive than thar hitherto adoptsi IN -
h@ad%% ff':T:.sd Parents and Guardians VIII ,,;,
he's the increaied tendency to thofe evils. ag,ra
WHEN the College holds itlelf bound to oppofe evEfy
WYNN ITS power, will not hetate to approye
oil tnoie means, which may be deeaed necpGarv Co.
10 Iautary PurPo!e But filent apvrobation i M,
iu'cent. Their cooperation alfo is qiTential Tb.y
are: therefore, eArretly re1ueiled to take care 49,
'"eN IONS or wards ihal be compelled to obrsrvs
prudent and wife economy. his maxim. nm, r. -
'"at the improvement of youth will gene
'a"! ~ h'eei{ as Their eEpence nor is it cl true
-: ies WIN De 10 proportion to tde
'e'P'",'o"S, "hioh mii4ppiied berslty rnl,it ex-
cite Let then no money be iunihed beyond a mo.
eerale iun; and, let no credit be allowed ev,.n,
ir ipsolhed articles, and to lpechsd arlop,f M,
ADVICE TO Parents and Guardians will il Is bored +.
Gny appreciated: and departed from in no int.snce.
1t is imPoihbic' that the wielt fyGem of educate.
can give to youth thole inelimsble heee6ts. ,yl,ie
might otherwile be derived, Il Parents and C5sr,;ao
90 NOT itrennouly, and zsalouny compel obrdienc.
70 tnat economy which is here 70 elrneNly reeome
tc a'o' that every one may know what may
be coniidered as the necefary expenditure Of CaI-
ent, at this College, it is Gated that
nc board Tor the courie, will not exceed dolls. 10,
| Fees to two protectors, 90
Candies fuel aud wafiiing, %
Pocket money, not to exceed az
| --
By the Society,
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that the favages have formed a plan TO take the
rarrifons of Miami, Macana, Detroit, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago. Their firf attack is to
he made on 7oxr pef, and if fucoeisfui, the o.
ther three are all to be attacked at the fame
time" &c. &c. He goes on to tell the mode
of attack contemplated by them, and fays he
relies OH it 70 much, that he is preparing to re-
ceive them, and sdvifcs me to do the fame. At
Detroit the alarm has been very great, and
regiment has been ordered under arms, and on
the day of the eclpfe was out all day, moment
~ expecting furprifc from the Indians.
:" On the Goth infant had a grand council
nf all the cheftains in this part of the country,
and received talk, which / will fend you,
together with my anfwer, for your private A
mufement. do not feel any apprehension for
myielf. know they are uneafy and diiiatisii-
ed. believe there have been runners among
them from the French and Spaniards on the
Mtfhfiippi, perhaps az they FAY, from the red
seats, or Englifh; but certain it ia, that fome-
body has been tampering with them, and endea-
voring to fcduce them from their attachment to
the United States.
st IL however my opinion, after all I can
learn, that they ill never take up the Ratchet,
uulets we are actually at war with fome foreign
power, in which cafe they will oppofe us, if
they dare"
A 'gentIeman lately through the Indian nation
informs, that he paTed there the 18th uIt. the
day after the ecGpie of the fun, that the Indians
were attended in large bodies, with view
(they faid) to fboot away the eclipfe. He OBJ
ferves that he fuppofes that the number of guns
) fired on that occaiion exceeded one .houfand.
This fl,ews what degree of fuperai.ioa prevails
among them. Trenton paper.
We learn that Mr.. Hammond, who killed the
Indian, who attempted to aha!linate Judge
Meigs at St. Louis, has food his trial, aud was
acquitted. NasVihf PAPER.
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J. MADISON, Pr.
(aOAco,N

by g"r1f 5eed Of f,f e*esnfedto Ae ESrs,i5., b,
H. Faff5o1'Js" !" 0'dr 10 Genee TIE eayaent oTa I'M,
@",o7cy therein ex3,ag;d, due 10 Hainfi7e AMI h%
ar HigGfe, - "''-
MILL he fold, on Monday the 9Th day Of SEN
w tember next, for ready money, on the prs-
mites a traa of LAND, lying in the lower end cf
Powhdtan county, ftid to contain two hundred al
two acres, aud adjoining the lands of Anthony NJ
tin and others, as exPrened in flid trua deed
CHARLES GRAVES, T,uR..
Augun l5. g'''
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Sa!gS at aurtiun.


On weha9a.y Is. soB isa. sOm 3. Jsa. he l,.rir.
P,9p"iy, GA.
a LOT OF GROUND, Al feet on the Main
Nreet, nearly oppoGte Mr.. William Mar
'aans Alio,75 feet on the 0seet leading to Rack.
e"s' oppohte Rockets Ware-houie, to be divided in
10 three lots Terms, one third of the payment Ia
be discharged by note at four months. neyo,;,,i.
IN the Bank OF Virginia, with an approved endorlss
the balance 70 be paid in twelve months fecured 5y
deed OF trt, aud to carry inereit from the dat:.
It not pun6ually paid.
Aiio' one other LOT, being par. Of Roper's &c.
ne'h.nt' and kHown by the number of 9 in MFR. W.
Iewiss plan OF tina, rroperty.-Terms mad h,o>s.,
On the day OF iale.
TAYLOR e BROWN, Iu.',.
AuguG Is r,c,
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lies being nefore the chief iueice, and can-
courfe OF the mott refDeetable citizens, The
chief iuflice delivered his Judgment on the cafe
as follows:
I Habsas Corpus, direa=i to
CoMMoNwEALrH, the gaoer Of Phai. to
Os. bring the body of the de-
WILLIAM DUANE. PENDANT before William
Tlghu,an.
This cafe comes before me-, in conreouence
o. haheas corpus, directed 20 the gaoIer Of the
city and county Of PHILADELPHIA, commandin-
him to bring before me the body Of VIM. Du-
anc, together with the caufe of mis- being irnDr-
fonsd--the gaoler, in obedience to tie writ, has
produced the hrdy of WIN. Duane, and re-
turned, thar he was detained in prifon, by VII
tue Of a warrant OF commitment from the MAYOR
OF Philadelphia. This warrant recites, that
WIN. Duane had been charged on the complaint
of the Marquis de Cifa Yruio, made throuoh
the attorney general, and on the oath of WIZ
am p. Hight, with having on The 10Th and Pin
of July lat, in a public Newspaper called the
Aurora or General Advertiser, edited by the raid
Wnl. Duane, PubIi'hed certain libels on the
laid Marquis, and that the faid VIM. Duane had
been required by Inc fiid mayor, to enter into
recognizancs, as well for his appearance at
the next mayor. court, as for his good behayi-
ourin tie mean time, which he had refufed 70
do; ADD contains commitment of Wm. Du-
ane until he thalI enter into a recogniZsnce rs
atoreiaId, or be delivered by due courfe IF Law.
From an examination that has been had he.
fore me, it aifo appears that the fad Wrn. Du.
ane olfeted, before the mayor, to enter into 2
recoguiZance for his appearance, but refifsd TO
enter into one for his good behaviour SO that
the only quCftion for my determination, Il,
whether il is proper TO inGf on recognizance
! for the good behaviour Of WIN. Duane, between
this time and the next mayors court.
IN the conf Iteration of this point, are inyolv-
ed principles Of Importance, which have agi
tated the feelings and divided the judgments o.
many perious both in this and other Rates o
the union.
have coufdered it, certainly withsrit paffior
or prejudice, and with as much attention a. tn,
ihort time allowed for dechon would admit.
Surety for good behaviour, may be COULD sr
ed IN two points Of view. II is either fs1nireC
after conviction Of fome ind1able offence, il
which cafe il forms part of the judgement o
the court, and is founded on power incident
TO courts OF record, by the commoH law, or ii i
demanded by judges or iufices of the peace
out of court, before the trial of the perfor
charged with an offence, in purfuancc of autho
rity, derived from fldlutc, made in the SAT-
year Of Edward 3. 1t is this Ian kind of furet,
We arc now to coalider. The fitute 81 Ed
ward authorizes iuftices Of the peace, to take
furety Tor good behaviour Of all tbOfc that ar,
not IF good .fawc, to the intent that the publ,
may not ne troubled by fucl perfons. II /
iuppoied that this ltatute was made to Drevcp
the dforders which were introduced by the FOL
diers Of Edward the third, plumbers Of whom
after ierving IN his armies Id France, were dif
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We under!tand that William Duane, Editor
of the Aurora, has been difcharged from Jail by
the chief iuftice on a habeas corpus. He was
committed for refuling to find furety for bis
good behaviour on a conviction for a libel.
This decifion is in direct oDpoGtion TO that of
c. J. M'Kean, in the cafe of Goblet. We are
informed that the Chief Ju1ice fiid, that there
would have heea no doubt in mis- mind, of the
proPriety of difcharsng the prifoner, but for
the decition of the ilpreme court in the cafe
alluded to; & notwithstanding that, he thought
it his duty to decide as he has done.
u s. G0x
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19
IMPRISONMENT OF THE EDITOR OF THE
AURORA.
AURORA.
i7io,n re .aurora--6ucuf 10.

AS fome fo'icitude has been exprefct' con-
corning the commitment of the editor of this
paper to priton, on Thurfday forenoon, on a
fate warrant, fined by the mayor, we think it
proper barely 10 fate, that the editor was bro't
mp at five O'Clock the fame evening before the
chief initice; when, the Attorney genera, INC
Kesn) being abfent, the hearing was poitponed
to O'Clock on Friday evening (yefterday) and
after hearing Mr.. w. Franklin on the part of the
editor, and the attorney-geueraI on the part of
the Chevllier Yruio, the chief juhice poftponed
the deciiion on the habeas corpus to Monday
next, at 10 O'Clock in the morning.