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SHEDEN

The new Swedish Constitution is ready
tor presentation to the Diet, for its adoption
or rejection. II consists of lO4 articles, and
seems to be founded upon the principles OF
the Constitution of England. The mobiles,
contrary to expectation, have relinquishet
some OF their privileges, which, it was
suggested to them, initiated against the
general interest of the country. The eldest
son only is to have the title, and to enioy the
privileges attached to the order of nobility.
and not rs heretofore claimed and enioved
by the younger branches OF noble families
| The exemptions ofland, the property OF the
noDiiity, whether obtained by descent or by
purchase, from the payment of certain taxes
"a grievance which produced much dis
content and inconvenience to the government
itself, is declared to be abolished so tha,
tlandholders OF every description will in flu
ture contribute equally to the eXigencies of
the State, and the commercial interest will
be relieved from the necessity of paving be-
yond their proportion to supply the defcien-
| cv. The new Constitution also provides.
that the King is to be invested with the pre-.
Iogative of declaring war and MAKING peace.
mat national Court of Judicature, wholly
independent OF the Executive, is to be esta-
btshed for the decision of all causes between
subject and subject; but whether State and
criminal offences are to be tried by this tri
ounal, is not known.
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GERMANY.

FROM THE GoTTENBURG MAIL.
HELsINBURG, June IS.
The emperor of Russia is OH his journey
to honngsberg.- purport of his tourney
is to obtain an interview with the Kinq If
Prussia, respecting matters that at present
can only be conJectured.
FRANEFoRT, June 10
Since Yesterday we have had here the
hing OF oaXony, with his whole family & suite
as wen as the Grand Duke of Wurtzburgh.
and our Prince Primate. The enemy nj
our Confederation is said to be at Writ
burg-God HreoerUe our City and lis en-
Uir0aS !'
lKhTRAcT OF ANOTHER letter.
yesterday the corps under the Duke of
Brunswick entered Wurtsbnrg, driving the
two French divisions before them: the Prince
primate, King and Queen of Saxony. with
he'r suites, having arrived the day before
Tor safety. The French party are packing
up all their movable property, and we are
III hourly expectation and dread of the ar
rival OF the AustrianS, whose numbers can
not be well ascertained, & all that is known
on that mead rs, that according as they move.
their forces augment rapidly. 1t is now
reported that the Austrians under one nj
the Archdukes has gained great victory -
DRESDEN, June ~.
Yesterday morning, an Austrian corps
from 8 to 10000 men strong, arrived here
very unexpectedly from Bohemia, after it had
previously fallen in, few miles distant from
TINS capital, with Saxon corps commanded
lby Colonel Thieman, Adjutant General TO-
ms Majesty the king of 5axony Thisoaicer
marched from hence with about 5000 men
the Whole of ous disposable force, as soon as
he received advice OF the Austrians having
made their appearance on the frontiers Of
to"Hohy TO reconnoitre their strength De-
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TOR ShLE.-By virtue Of deed of ,t"sl.
= eXesuted by Pleasant Youngbus,and, in his
i'e time, and recorded in the Gt-ierh Court =
wan be sold, on the first day ofnex' month (Scp.
tenber,) az the EaTe ! ayern, IN the CITY Of Rich.
Inond, iOrr hun%red and ninct, three acres Of
LIND, m the county Of Hcnrcc, being the ;i.a.
oil Land wherein Fraucis Lewis, decd reside,
until his death, which I.nnd was decided TO said
Yolnglnsband, BY Moses Davis aud vile. Tie
deco was executed 20 tue subscribers, to secure
to Frederick Harris, the payment Of $40 chou
Saud eight huno ed and sixty dollars, with inter
1t from the tIrst ID March, I8Js-Iti, n,cnt,ou.
ed IN the deed, tliat the sale was to be mae t,,
ready money, but the deed is dated ON the go
March, 1903, therefore subject 20 the act of tie
last session u Assembly Of Virginia, entitled
: An Act concerning executions < for other pur.
poses DAPID BULLOCK,
IHOS. NORt-ELL,
Trustees.
hugiet 8. ids
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ME Subscribers for the Book of FoeMs
OF LEGAL Process and JUDICIAL Pao-
cEEDINes, proposed to ne published by me, are
informed that the work is in Press, and Il IS ex
pected, from the progress which has been made
IN ue printing thereof, that the Book viii be rca
dy for delivery by the ensuing fan ,erw,s of lie
superior Courts Of Law. / here take the fiber.
~ or suggesting to tn osc who wish To own this
BOOK, and have not subscribed therefor, :Ae adj
vantage OF doing SO early as possible, and
complying with the terras OF subscription here
'o'ore published, as very sm1ll number Of CO.
pes viii De printed, which viii be delivered
.n t'ere ne occasion to do so,) according TO
The dates Of subscriptions.
j. ROBINSON.
Richmond, July %. tf
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ceiveG by = treacherous spy, who reported
the Austr!ans To be only 600 strong. he adj
vanced too far, and found his corps on :. sud
den on, all sides surround, 4 bv the enemy,
and wasat length obliged toyieid to the enc,
mys vast superiority in numbers. after the
most gallant resistance. The brave colonel
alderman fortunately escaped with some
hundred horse. and carried the unpleasant
intelligence TO Leipsick. where the court then
resided. immediately after the Austrians
had occupied this place, their van put Itself
IN motion on it's march to Leipsick, and was
last night followed by the whole corps, with
the sole exception OF the regiment of Erbach,
which forms at Presen. the garrison of ibis
town. The Austrians' keep the stric,esr
discipline. and all the royal buildings are
provided with safe guards
-. Myffcu, June 9,
From an official report concerning the la
test events in the Tyrol, it appears that the
Duke on Rant2ic and general Wrede. hav
ing, after the submission of the Inhabitants,
marched out OF the Tyrol towards Saltzburg,
gen. Deroy was left ar Inspruck He was
aetacked on the 25th ult. by a great number
OF rebels, and 500 Anstrians, whom he drove
INTO the mountains. After three DAYS they
returned and attacked our troops at Insprucl5
with great force. They were however re-
pulsed. In all the engagements, the Tyro-
iese were joined by regular Austrian troops.
but now the insurrections burst forth in the
upper and lower valleys of the Inn, By which
our troops were cut Off from their country
men, and destitute of provisions. The inha-
bitants OF inspruck were also starving and
me troops wanting ammunition, were in con.
sequence obliged to retreat through bye ways,
as the insurgents had broken down the Bird
ges. Atlength we reached Kufstein with lit
tie loss.
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- virtue of a deed Of trust, from Richard
W Young to the subscribers, bearing date the
9th day of April, 1903, and recorded in the &c.
neral Court, for securing certain debt, therein
mentioned Win be sold, to the highest bidder,
on the .29th September, next, before the Eagle
Tavern, in the city of Richmond. Cor so mucl,
thereof, as vii he sufficient to satisfy said debt,
with interest and costs,) the following valuable
PROPERTY, viz. Lot No. = with the wharf at
sached thereto: No. 5, a water lot No. 9, a lot
with the yellow house, back of wharf No I !; No.
Is, back of water lot No S; No. Is, part of lot
No17S, in the plan of the city of Richmond, &,
No. q, bought of the Executors of Francis Lew
rs, and on Bloody Run street. The same being
the said Richard Youhg's part of property, stu.
ated at Rockets, which he held jointly with
Pickett, Pollard and Johnston, & assigned to him
by deed of partition, executed by the parties, on
the 18th March last
The said sale will be made agreeably to the d-
rections in such cases, of the act of Assembly,
passed the Slst day of January, 1909, entitled
An act concerning executions and for other
purposes" EDWARD fOYNSTON
JOHN FOX, Trustees
August H. I'll.
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(NOV. SCOT.) HALIFAX, August &

British bravery has been once more bril-
li"ntly displayed in the capture of the enc.
my iF'gate IA Furieuse OF f3 guns on the
9th ult. by la Bonnie Cheyenne, of IS qnns.
after an engagement of hours ard 81 mi,
nutes. The French vessel had II men Kill
led and wounded. The English ship l Kill
led and wounded. The frigate is laden
with sugar, coffee and cocoa, and was from
Guadalupe for France. The Citovenne
chased 20 hours. Both vessels have arrived
here.
Lord w Bentick is gone on a mission r.
the continent. Government requested IL
might notbe mentioned in the London prints.
We copy it from a Belfast paper, which
adds, that he goes to his Prussian Maicstv.
TO arrange subsidy, &c. and that Bonapartc
mas mace military dispositsons which shew
he suspects prussia......Iamuica Aahey.
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" ALuABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-The
" Subscribers wish TO dispose of that val,rx-
BILE tract OF LAND called Fonr LEWIS, lying
IN the Counties Of Bottetourt and Montgomery,
and containing about 1900 acres. They also
WISH to Sell $3.50 acres OF Land lying in the.
County of Fiuganna, on the south side of the
Rlvaniia river, extending from Col Cary's line,
oownthe river, to witnin about mile OF Co.
Iumba.
This last mentioned Land, being in five dis
tnct tracts, will be sold separately or together,
as may best suit any person DESTROYS of purchas
ing one-fourth of the amount being paid in
balance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July 2S tc
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& xEORGk WATT has just teceircd, and of.,s
- IOR SALE, Sicily, Inaaeiyn, ami SIryr,
blNE. BY he Nit and Or cash, Green C1fe,
DDr'ems sugar b, Me ma German Plaf1lla.
''tnplex b. me 6iece or case, hdl pint Glass Tim
eleys IN cases Of 1000 each, and Nc,y 1srb .Soab &
faYdles
~ HdND, Ta2eiya UIre, Oylsnrs nnd Mas
covsso Sagays cen Cofte, noL,.seg. pr o..
ForF, L"o0foof ard Stone Nayp, S,pch,ry. n
son. St'H, ana Gaaborcav Tea, S6aaish Sepaj.
>,fG'sioS, Al'n9nds, NHmegs, Wn.aozy Cla.,
'5sns ( Woprn's Hocs, vaicA he svilL ldisoosl
.1Rty b. r.
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ENOK SALE, IN the tozun of Carte, sviHe. ubon
n JanreS River, Lots No ard a. 6eing rhe
same formerly oyvaea6y MeSsrs Deanrs-om the
frst IS a good d1reliing House, store and 1ftley
1n'rove''ienfs and on tie last, good hn,6e holae
Il credit 81 one, tzpo, and three years zyiH be pi4e
BONDS 'eith dpbroved security, to bs, Interest rom
me dGte, nofPa"ctualiy paid, qUiN he required
Fer further Partiealars apply to Mess,s .1foGn c,
E' Cunningham, at CUtefsvilc, gyho qviY Shezp tie
Premises, or to
JA1IEs G John DUNLOP.
Petersburg, 1uiy % G-
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Vol. g.
GJ Published BY Thomas Rifchie. nearly o.,
fosite nhe GLs6e Iaveyn, Rich,nond, Yi.ginia

F'SHe We DIs0e 4 UVrYr, HfcHinona, VtYHfni0.
CJ CONDITIONS .-Fire dollars a yen,. 70
be paid annually IN advance. Those spho zrish TO
De consiered annual Subscribers, nust her eafier
designate IL at the time Of Subscribing, otherwise
their papers soH be Discontinued at tie expiration
ct the frst year. No paper can be stopped until
all arrearages have been paid of-Good acrep-
fances,in Richmond only, will be received in pay
rlent The same rule as to Advertisements
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ANN HOusR M

PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT,
which will be opened ON the Goth day of Septem-
Der next Her house is large and commodious,
and situated nearly in the centre of the town.
She will have an entirely new set of Servants, 6,
hopes, by the strictest attention ard exer,ions to
please, to give satisfaction to those who may IA.
vor her with their company. Her intention is to
accommodate Boys, Girls, Students of William
& Mary College, grown Gentlemen, or Ladies',
with board and lodging, or board only, ny tie
day, month, or quarter of year. on reasonable.
terms ANNA BlRD
Richmond, August I. zoos
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"MY LORD,
- - ''''J' ~f"'t ttbs vi
4" 50. .IHdero, Jl1e 10 1900

Acting in obedience to your I.ordship's
Greer Oh tue 18th uit. received information
vi vi 40 a'tack being about to be made by the
Spanish Patriots on the French ,roone -
possession of the town of st. Andero ani
having established signals between his ma
teSly'S ship, under my command, and the
fortress OF Golezand, proceeded off this
place III company with his majesty's shin
otat'ra, she having joined me ON the sth
ips'' out strong wind and current prevent.
edour getting up Till this day, when Oh our
approach, hiring was observed in every di.
FeC'ion On the shore, aud several vessels trv
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ITALY,

= NAPLES, May Is.
Several persons have been unprecedented
here, under suspicion of their maintaining
correspondence with the court of Palermo.
A commission has been appointed to exam
inc their papers.
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<,yX[X<SN THE sur
81 MiAc PATRIOT GROF NINrG,
sfS~~-<S~. 1lyfLioe D,.ok.,

os>s--s7se-- lF2dfhias Fro5&t, NfuSfer
Will sail Tor London on or abeut the 18th o,
next month, and can accommodate eight or ten
Passengers /; she is remarkably strong and wei
built ship, of about 500 tons, almost new, anu
has roomy and elesan, Cabin. Her cargo be
ing engaged. apply for Passage only, to tine
Master ON board, or to -.--
.t.. NIEMErER, c, VON KAPFF.
Norfolk, July 49, I'm
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70 THE PUBLIC.-Neticc is hereby given,
- that at King William superior court, a pc.
tition will he made for the discontinuance of a
Road leading from the West Point road, through
the estate of Robert Slaughter, and that of James
Ruffin, decd. to Rufin's Old Ferry
august 4. st
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GRO JANEIRo. ApriI g


CAD trade to the river Plate, hitherto
unlawful, is still interdcted, and it is SUP
posed that the government of Buenos Ayres
and Monte Niedo are waiting orders on the
subject from the existing government in
Spain; in the mean time, by licences grant
eddy the Viceroy LINERS, and bv SNUG
Cling, vast quantity of goods are introduc.
ed.
+" AS soon as the embargo is taken off in
America, great many vessels are expected
mere IRON that country and no doubt, among
other articles, they will supply us with -four
OF better quality, and cheaper than comes
from Rio Grande.
The valuation of certain descriptions of
goods underwent some alteration since the
arrival OF the Consul General, who called
IN certain persons, supposed to be well in
formed of the value of the goods Lut great
deal was, perhaps unavoidably, left undone
which 1t is hoped will be accomplished. and
every thing ratified by a treaty of commerce.
SAID to be III great forwardness between this
court and Great Britain. The business NJ
the custom house is by no means more tedi
Gus than it was at Lisbon, and in this res
pect we have not the least complaint to
make.
1.-The Exchange was at 70 to rs"
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LONnnN lime %

we have received intelligence of very
recent date, from the new residence of the
Portuguese government, by which we learn
that LINERS still retains his authority at Blu
enoS Ayres
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POARDING-HOUSE, to be opened in Will
A0 llamsburg The Subscriber being about
to remove to Williamsburg, informs the public
That she intends to keep in that city,
OARDIWG HOUSE,
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TRANSLATION

The Supreme Governing Junta of Spain
and the Indies, having seen the contents Of
your letter, under date of the 10th March
last, In which you give information Of the
public dinner, given by three hundred res.
pectab e citizens of your town, in hone, of
the Spanish Patriots. to which Won had bean
invited His Majesty has heard Win ene
utmost satisfaction, of the friendly demo-
STATIONS OF the said American citizens. OH
ihe aforesaid occasion aud commands n
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BosToN, August 10.
SPANISH GR9TITITy)P

The Spanish consul, resident in this town
having transmitted to Spain. an account IS
the splendid festival given here, in March
last, i'll honor Of the Spanish Patriots. has ~
ceived the following acknowledgement of thai
ilustrlous body, acting for and in the name
OF Ferdinand 7th, the lawful Sovereign Of
Spain
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From the Lond,n Gazette.

ADM1RALTY.O FFIcE, Jane 81. 1909.
Copy of letter from the Hon. Caotain
lr0y, OF his Majesty's ship Amelia, address
SEQ to Admiral Lord Gambler, Transmitted
by his Lordship to the Honorable w. w.
Pole:
His 1Gajesfy's shin Amelia, ar
80 81 4,J.rn I,,.z -
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III OTICE.-In pursuance of deed of trust ex
AZ ecuted to the subscriber, there will be Of
fered for sale, the 9TH day of Sept next, on a Gre
dit of six months, small tract or parcel OF
LAND, lying on the Buckingham Road, about
four miles above Powhatan courthouse Also.
one negro man named BOB, the property of Ar.
chibald Conway. to satisfy debt due to Major
John Archer of Amelia -
HENR1' ANDERSON, Trustee.
Powhatan, august Is. sw
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NRE different business concerns heretofore
existing i'll this state, under the firms of
Buchai,an and Pollok at Petersburg, Robert and
Allen Pollok at. Richmond, and Pollok and Tired
way & GO: az Manchester, are this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The partner resident a each place, is charged
with the collection of the debts due to the con
Germ hitherto under his arrangement, and we ear
nesty request those indebted to come forward
and make satisfactory arrangements for the dis
charge of their debts. Those having claims A.
gainst either OF the concerns, will please apply
accordingly.
DAVID BUCHANAN,
ey Robert Pollok, his dry in fact.
ROBERT POLLOK,
ALLEN POLLOK,
Z. THOS. TRKDWAY
Virginia, July 15.
The subscriber having purchased the stool, of
Soocs on land at this place, will continue bust
ness in his own name, and for his own account,
at the former residence Of Buchanan and Pol.
lok. ROBERT POyIOK
Petersburg, July IS.
The subscribers have renewed their connex-
on IN business, and mean to prosecute il in this
place under the firm or Pollok and Tretiway.
ROBERT POLLOK,
THOMAS TREDWAY.
Manchestcr, July IS. 6w
M AN'fED to hire, for one or two months, a
hand that has been accustomed to work
lnthe Held. For further information, apply to
the printer.
August te IF
HE subscriber will sell the HOUSE &: LOy
at present occupied by himself; and also
m unfinished House, with an half acre of Land
attached toit, near his residence
ltnot previously disposed of by private con
tract. this property will he sold, at public aucti-
on, upon the premises, on the fourteenth day
September. ensuing. The improvements on the
Lot, occupied by the subscriber, are plain, neat.
comfortable and in good repair
II required, some time will be given for q part
OF the purchase money.
The situation of this property is eligible, both
as regards health and good meighborhootl.
SAINT. GREENHOW
august To- tf4SeD
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Charles ~. his Queen, and the Prince of
Peace, are stiiiss Marselles they inhabit
che OF the finest hotels in that city, and live
at Il very expensive rate.
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:

The 5th Volume of the ENQuIRER, compleat,
bound in boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, in the Convention,
bound in calf, sheep and boards.
BURRS TRIAL, for Treason and for Mis-
demeanor, in boards-By d. Robertson.
LETTERS on the Subject of THE CATHO-
L!CS-By Peter Plyn,ley--from the 11th London
Edition.
BLANKS, for Lawyers, Clerks, Skeri6s, Con.
stables, Merchants, &c. &c. which will also be
printed according to any form exhibited, at the
shortest notice.
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M AN'iED to hire, for one or two months, a
hand that has been accustomed to work
the printer.
August Is. IF
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In the Court of Kings Bench, on Monday.
Valentine Jones, Esq. late Commissarv &c.
neral in the West Indies, was brought ND to
receive the judgment of the Court. hayinp.
been found guilty of fraud and pccu!a,ion to
the amount Off 87,179.
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French Corvette Ia Mouche. Capt. Allegre.
i6 brass eight Founders. and 1sO men-Fren.I
brig La Rejouie, Capt. Breton, eight Founders.
81 fnen-Schooner La Mouche, Capt Cornefe.
one four pound gun, IS men--Lugger, La Le
gere, Capt S"qnere, not sea worrhy, cargo re-
moved to La kejouie.-Lugger, Notre Dsme,
Capt BerSo Chiri, S men
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Angnet 8.
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| The subscribers have renewed their connexi-
on IN business, and mean to prosecute it in this
place under the firm or Pollok and Tredway.
ROBERT POLLOK,
| THOMAS TREDWAY.
L NfnncI,or,-., III
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The ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, LaNUARY 81. 1909.
FOR THE
TO TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLYOF
VIRGINIA.

one OF your immediate constituents bees
leave to address you-fIis claim TO cxerciSa
tins right, flows from the deep iutcrest NE
feels III the result of your labors: an inter-
est Only equa.ied by the respect he feels for
you; the virtuons representatives of the Deo-
PIE lie addresses you on a subject, pcrhaDs
u'ure inpfrtant than any other, EXCEPT our
iciatinhs ofpeace and war: the most impor-
''"e Oh any winch claims, or Can receive
yo"' consideration. He addresses Won ON
the subject OF the judiciary or rather. mn
Oh the important subject IF the administ,n,
ton OF justice. His lights on this subject
and his leisure, are far inferior TO vmrr's-
Dht possibly he may chance to suggest some
solitary idea, which may not be wholly I'M
worthy ct your attention.
Your predecessors. in the last legislature.
passed al lct, 30 establish circuit courts ia
each County o. the cOmmonwcaith-Whiie
'he district court system was progressing.
to the great satisfaction and advantage of
TIC country while t7Vo respectable iuIges
alued by a well trained and enlightened bar.
ana by sNtltul clerks, were dispensing Justice
at perhaps, twenty different stations in the
common wealth, and no indispo,ition was
shewn by the Legislature to create other dis.
'TlCtS, or vary the places of holding the
IuuIIs IOSuIt the convenience of the people {;
my ""''SNCl MAY nc Sdlu oil other courts.
no complaints were made, in relation To the
progress made by khese while no solitary
petition was presented by any portion of the
people, praying a change in this respect
tls measure III question was passed into q
law by the legislature. 1t was adopted at
the instance OF a young member, and bot
toned upon the example of the state of N.
CaroHHd a state, as far in the rear Of Viv-
ginia, on the subject of the organization of
her courts, as on that of legislation in gene
raj. 1t is not surprising that this change.
thongn not moving from the people, should
become or at least appear to l.. popular
he main principle on which ills founded.
namely, that the few should administer To-
ne convenience of the many, is very impo-
sing The saving Of experce too, which il
purports to cFcctuate, Is calculated 10 a
WIN The people: they have not as vet con.
sidered, that while the savings, in Other res.
PEGS are uncertaih aud perhaps de!usory,
this plan encounters Il certain burthen tn ~
pubic, ~ consequence of The encrcased and
increasing number Of the judges-Add tc