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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25


Ford, and a Committee consisting ofDoC,.
WILLIAM G.. SHAW, FRANCIS CHAP
PGLL, and WILBoR TILLINcHAsT,
Esq'rs. are appointed to make the neces-
sary arrangements. The Grafton is to
be pronounced by WILLIAM G.. HAM.
MoND, Esq. in the Episcopal Church.
FOR THE RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN,.
The traces oreipaIzation are marked
By The progress ofthe arts.-We are hap
py to learn that the Map of this state,
which was only to be compiled flom
loose and uncertain materials, by a Mr..
LAY, of New.Y is now to be nisle
from actual surveys, by Mr.. JAMES
STEVENS, ofNewport, and ARIEL VAN
HAuN, of Westerly, who have made
considerable progress therein, and have
applied to the Legislature of this state. 20
have the map done under its authority
The legislature have appointed a very in
teligent committee to inspect the mann.
script map, to ascertain its correctness,
and to compare the engraving Herewith.
AS Rhode Island is rapidly increasing
| in commerce, agriculture and manufac-
turing, map o! this state must be inter-
csting to the legislator, the landholeler,
The manufacturer, the merchant, and, in
fact. to every enterPrising and intelligent
citizen.
10 the legislator !, will not only be
interesting but serviceable; for should
question be agitated in the legislature of
our country. on the utility Of defending
or using as a naval depot the spacious
and important waters ofthis state, would
no, a single glance on map, cor
rectly deliDeated, convey more miorma-
ton, with respect to their form, position,
and magnitude, than could be otherwise
described by all the powers of oratory or
rhetoric.
To tho landholder and manufacturer,
its utility will be apparent, in giving the
position and course OF the various rlvu-
lets and water courses. to be used in ir-
.igation; the roads, bridges and ferries,
to conduct them by the nearest rout to
the best market; nv giving the form and
extent of the ponds, swamps. springs
and other sources Of water, which sup.
ply the many streams. that give power
and motion to our rich, extensive, in
creasing, and productive mills and man.
ufactures of cotton. wool, and iron.
10 the merchant, by giving him at
one view all the bays, harbors and wa
tiers, for his foreign shipping, the bes, To-
cality for canals and other hydraulic
works, whereby he may transport with
|cxpedition, economy and certainty, the
valuable produce of the interior, to the
ports of the atlantic.
We understand that the most interest
| ing part of this state, the counties of
Newport, Bristol and Providence, which
embrace the extensive waters Of the Mar.
raganse,t and Mount. Hope Bays, are to
be surveyed by Mr.. STEVENS From
our acquaintance with his extensive abll-
tiles as mathematician, civil engineer,
and surveyor, the public may rest assur-
cd tina; the correctness of the survey, and
graphic delineation of the map, will not
fall sho-, of their highest expectations.
-:o:--
W. IT,. NIo-E>lL Dearop nh,
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
subscribers have been duty appointed Administrators
on the estate ofJosHyA RosE, late OF wShorehs sr,
deceased. and have given bonds for the faithful per-
formsnce OF that trust All persons having demands
against the estate Of said deceased, are hereby re.
qnsed TO exhibit the same aud all persons indebted
shereunto, are called upon to make payment to
LYDIA Il ROSE, .fdnsin,sirafrix.
GIDEON ROSE, .3d,nnisfrator
New.Shoreb.m, June z, 1923 [J.i8-3w1
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A 4 Court of Probate held at the

A 4 Court of Probate held at the
n town.house. in North Bingsown on the ets
DAY OF June, 1928 benjamin Smith. Esq guardian
OF 'he persons and estates Of EIira Allen, Samuel
Allen, Susan L Allen, George w. T. Allen, Alice
Ann Allen, Nicholas Allen, and Julia Ann Allen
minors. and children Of Thomas Allen, presented his
account against the estate OF bis said wards for
ceptance and allowance.
1t is ordered that the consideration thereof BE- re-
ferrcd 10 the second Mondsy in July next at o'clock
Pm and tha, all persons interested IN said account be
duly notified. by publishing this order three weeks
successfully one Of the newspaper printed in New.
port, to appear at said time, At this house. if they
see cause. and be heard respecting the same.
true copy Of record, Witness;
JON. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
June 25
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WAa.-The Norfolk Beacon pub.
fishes the marriage, by the Rev. Mr..
Cl.rron, Of Baltimore, Of NJ. Wm. Gus.
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FOlS ALE.

THE full-bloded Horse YOUNG
Il ECLIPSE. nowtanding for the season, a, the
stable OF Mr.. James Ddee, in Portsmouth Young
Eclipse was sired by e celebrated horse Eclipse,
aud his dam by the Aroisn Young Dey of Aigiers.
out Of mii.blooded are. from the we'll known
horse Messenger Fopr,her particulars and terms
enquire Of Mr.. Leu searman in Portsmouth, or
the subscriber in New,rt.
FRAGIS HENDERSON.
Newport, June 25 leop3w1
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TO LET,

And possession giVen Immediately,
DART of the house Of the subscriber
i pleasantly situated in MilI.s,reet, st the cor.
ner of spring .street-hsv,ng conyenien, yard gar
den, we'll of good water, rain water cistern, wood
house, &c. A larger or smaller part Of said house
will bele,, either furnished not. may suit the
applicant. For particulars, apply TO
LLiZ 4 BUCKINGHAM
NIB. Nrs. BuaLrsouAM keeps constantly tor
sale, sn assortment OF genuine Groceries, Croeke-
~, &c.
Newport, June i8.
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ASSESSOsS' NOTICE.
PRBSR
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
or 7Bi sSS9 QUAti7r,
X EPT constantly lor sale by DIR.
IN JOHNSON. at his Nj deal D,spensa,y No
100 rhsmes.sree,. JUS north of The brick market
where the citizens Of Nvport, and it's vicinity, and
those from the country and seqjrring people. viii
lind as good medicine, at at any other pace and the
greatest care will be hsd that mistake be made /.
and. they can, also receive medical attention and aS
ccs as saiutary. at Iesa rs from any other source
0T Medicine Chestspu up, or replenished, with
particular care.
At the same place o'ly may be had the Rose ONT
meat, or sate, certail, cheap cure for the Hch,
scald head. erup,ions on the face aud hands, &c.
Hc--Teeth powders. sydenhaIn's Pills, &c.
.5LSO-.fS .fBOVE,
Doct. Msnleigh's much admired
MADAGASCAR OIL,
for the bair This oil is used to curl aud perfume
the hair, 20 cause it to grow, and to prevent bald
ness. This OIL ia in general request.
W your 7BETH
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
port, and from The country, can be furnished with
natural or artificial Teeth, which will be fitted TO
scmbie nature, with great exsctness embracing oil
the modern Improvements in the art.
UJ' Teeth dressed, ex,rscted, ac. in the neatest
manner. aud with all possible safety.
June 25
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
4ostseript.
HIGHLY InronrAsr rnom srAfs.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
The ar. at Boston efthe bg. President,
Ellis, in 81 days from Malaga, brings
the following Note from Mr. Darrell
US. Consul at Malaga, containing
highly favourable and most cheering
intelligence from the Peninsula
"Ncws .a.as just reached US, that RE
go after giving the French complete
beating in the streets CT Jaen, leaving
700 Of them dead, besides wounded,
proceeded on his march, and was in n
place called La Carolina, rapidly mar
ching towards Madrid, and was in
expectation of joining with Martin,
the Empecinado, and bat little doubt
remains that he is at this moment
within s.w leagues Of the Capital of
Spain The authorities Of this place
spread report two days since, that he
was captured. but il was merely to de
ceive the ignorant an ! keep alive the
hopes of The serviks mere properly
called the Bauditti of Spai.
off the Government in Cadiz re.
main firm a very short tsme longer,
the face of affairs 10 thisrnhappy coun
toy will wear different aspect, and
Europe may have to thank Spain for
saving oil the Continent from despo.
tism.
"I'hc ccns'act of Riego while 10 this
place has been reported in the Gibral.
tar Chronicle in base and shameful
iight--false in every respect and It's
sue oflies. He acted like gallant
soldier, and 6sn unshaken Patriot and
amongah the Generals in Spain he has
proved himself capable OF acting for his
unfortunate country in sl,e true style Of
old Romans.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
MoHlLE, Sept. so.

MARRIED, on Thursday last, at
Boydvile, near this place, by the Rev.
Mr.. Matthews, huMeHRRY1B. POWELL,
Esq. Attorney at Lssv, of Leesburg, to
Mis- ANNE r. Fl. BoYp, daughter of Col.
Elisha Boyd, of Berkeley County.
on the same day, by the same,
Mr.. SAMUEL WRIGHT, to Mss MARY sSY-
DEE, daughter of Mr.. John Snyder, all
of Jefferson County.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Farm for sale.

EEyHE subscriber wishes to sell the
q FARM he atpresent occupies, near
Darkesville, Berkeley county, Virginia,
on which is good Dwelling House,
Barn and other necessary Improvements.
good Apple Orchard, SC. This. farm
contains fifty-eight acres--the road from
Marfinsburg to Winchester, passes thro'
IL; its situation renders it eligible for a.
ny kind ofpubIic business.
JACOB SHARFF.
November 6-3ws
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

g. A meeting Of the school cor.
missioncrs of Berkeley County is re-
oucsted at the Court House, in Mar.
,inshurg, On the FIRST DAY OF
NOVEMBER TERM ensuing.
October so
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
THE TROCADURA

Is narrow point or tongue, directly
facing the fortress OF Puntales, and the
French have gained nothing in taking
it; for Soalt had it the whole period of
the last war, s. from this point he threw
shells into Cad;z without effect. On the
land side there can be no approach to
CadiZ--tne walls, battlengents, s. can
non are too powerful; and if properly
defended, the Frenck can never take it.
II they make the attack with ships in thn
Bay. they have to contend with some
dangerous reefs, called the Cochinas aud
Friales, together with frowning range
Of cannon. There cannot be less than
500 pieces of cannon in the defences
of Cadiz, and the French cannot extend
t4e blockade to any lcngsl Of time.
aat. .Adr.
AFRICAN CoLoNIzATzoN SOCIETY.
On Saturday evening, a number OF
respectable citizens of The town of
Petersburg. Virginia, assembled at the
Episcopal Church, the Rev. A. SYME
in the chair; aud, after passing reso!u.
tons approbaiory ofthe scheme ofco-
lonizing Free Persons Of Color on the
Coast Of africa, adopted, with much
unanirnity, the pianof a Constitution
auxiliary TO the American Society at
Washington. 1t is understood that
prompt measures will! be taken to fact
iitate tte.irnmediatc departure Of such
free persons of color as desire to eni,
CRATE from this town and ncighbor.
hood Pet. Intel.
Uncommon DGTknsss--The whole Of
this morning has been of a stormy as
pect, the wind blowing from the w. $. w
and frequently yeeriag about to all
points of the compass about half past
Ill O'Clock, it became so dark that we
were under the necessity of lighting
candles. The lightning flashed, the
thunder rollea, and the rain, accompa-
MED with hail, descended in torrents,--
At one o'clock, when our paper went to
press, the storm had somewhat subsidized.
". Y. Erening Post.
Great Fail Of Rai1l-Duripg
thunder shower on Thursday last, at
Charleston, The rain is stated to have
fal.enin torrents, and that most Of the
houses in the city were drenched with
water by means Of the chimnies. Six
and qaarter inehesof rain, on level !.
is stated to have fa.lenin the course OF
he night.
MOBILE, Sept. 80.
Longevity Of Dog.-Died at the mills
of MajorJ. P. Kennedy, short time
since, the faithful dog "Pardoe," of more
than % years of age. Few, If any, of
the species ever reached to SO great an
age. Pardos was celebrated for his fl
deity to his master He did much to
endear the race to man, to share whose
company they alone Of all the be asts
have left the forest.
| k-
MARpTTn an Thursday Last af
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
. THE TRIALHYIuRY

The TRIAL = 4 ~ az.
Ertract from the Able .Mabiy's Wovk >,
the Government and Lauss Of tAs Uni
ted Stc,ss---iddresssd to DR.. Frank,
la.
Its in Consequence Of having fol
lowed up these great principles of hu
mainly, that you adopted, under par
ticular and authentic decree, asa par
OF your constitutions, the form of tria
by juries: a process that includes all
which the wisdom Of man could have
devised to establish, between the pow
erful and the weak, kind of equality
or (to speak in clearer terns,) an &c,
tual eqnility. You have confirmed
each citizen in the enjoyment of this
hrst and most essential security which
places him above the grasp Of enc
mics more mighty than himself Even
the Magistrate cannot prostitute bis
power to the service and qualification
OF his part culsr passions, under the in
sidious pretence of watching over tho
preservation of the public safety.
You perceive. that, To this salatary
Jurisprudence, the English are indebt
ed for the remains Of liberty which
they yet enjoy, and lor that national
spirit which supports them evca in their
decline. Whilst the great and opu.
lent are base enough to sell themselves
10 ministers, what woald become OF
the nation, were the people once DE
Prived of the protection of juries, and
thrown open and dcience'ess to that
oppression which never ceases to ac.
company all arbitrary Judgements: Fhc
nation would lose its intrepidiiy and
haughiiness: these last resources oil
England.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
SALEM, Mass. Oct. %.

Fire-On Tuesday night last, an a.
larm of fire was given in this town, (which
was found to proceed from the neigh
boring town of Danvers. A FIRE hal
burst out in large building near the
South Meeting House, containing the
valuable Choc olate, Grist and Bark Mills
Of Gen. Gideon Foster, which, with a
large quantity of chocolate and other
property, were entirely destroyed. The
loss is estimated at or $4,000, and we
learn there is no insuruace. The fire is
supposed to have been occasioned by
the friction of ahe spindle in new ma
caine for grinding Bark, which had heen
recently put in operation in this build
ing. This is the third time the enter
pricing and worthy owner of this esta-
blishment has suffered in the destruction
of his works by fire, within the last 90
years.--Rsgi SER.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

psRsoNs inasbted . Lau,.

Der SONS indebted 10 Jamss s. Lam,
- and Ts,sasr, are requested to make
payment of their respective dues as
speedily as possible to me.
The death of MIR. James s. Lane, the
senior partner of the firm, renders Il alb
solutcly necessary to bring the business
of the concern 20 close. Ii win be an
parentto all concerned, that I have il
not in my power, at this time, to extend
that very liberal indulgence which the
customers of this house have been &C.
customcd to receive. They win. there.
fore, | hope, use their every exertion to
discharges what they may owe, and not
think this, under the present ciycumstan-
ces an unreasonable request. Early
attention to the above, via be the fnte
rest of all concerned, as Il viii enable
me better to supply then with more and
cheaper goods than I otherwise could.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
VIRGINIA, to wit:

VIRGINIA, to wit:
In the Superior Court Of Chancesy
4 holden At Winchester, the 10th day
Of April, 1919
Thomas Turner andf
wife, Plaintiffs,
Jas Mason and Jo-
lseph Grantham, Exc IN cfssvcsRy.
cutors Of WIN. Rush,
deceased, and the heirs
of the said deceased,
Defendants.
The Court dhth sppoint John 8. Pey-,
ton, guardian adj htem to defend the
infant defendants in this suit, but he is
not to be subject to any costs ON that
account: Whereupon he filed the an
swers of the said infant defendants; and
by consent Of the parties, II 10 order
ed, that Master Commissioned Waite
ito examine, state, and settle the ex-
ecrtefial account Of the said James
Mason and Joseph Grantham---also, IN
account o. the debts due by the estate Of
the said William Rush, deceased, and
the character and nature NJ such debts.
and also an account Of the annual pro-
fit Of the real estate Of said william
Rush, deceased, exclusive Of the dover
right by which h Is bound, stating ali
such matters especially deemed pert.
nent by himself, or which shall be- se-
quired by either Of the parties to be spe-
ciaily stated, and make report thereof
to the Court IN order to final decree.
A Cory--Teste,
DAN'L LEE, C. @.
The parties to the above suit, and All
persons having claims against the estate
of William Rush, deceased, are herebt.
notified that | shall attend at my Office Il,
Marsinsburg, on the goth day Of Novem-
Der inst. for the purpose Of executing
the above order, and continue from day
to day until the same Is done, when and
where they will attend with the neces-
sary vouchers, and evidence Of thsis
claims.
HARRISON WAITE,
Commissioner for the Chancssy D;sf;cs
Court holden at Wmchesfer.
November s.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

Joseph FOUKE respectfully in
% forms The inhabitants Of DarkesvilIe
apdits vicinity, that he still carries on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
MaH lis branches;
and that he will take in payment all
kinds of country produce at the market
price. His shop is situated on the south
end of Main street. He wishes to en-
ploy good Journeyman, to whom he
will give constant work and customary
wages.
Darkesyille, Nov.S, Isasv-sw
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EprNroy. n. &C. Oct. 81.

On Saturday, the 18th instant, in the
neighborhood of VIM. Sparkman, Esq. Of
Beriie county, the house of Mr. Aquilla
Todd was destroyed by FIRE, and, shock
ing to relate, two Of his children, the eld-
est ana youngest, were burnt TO death!
the house having taken Ere by acci-
dent, while the father and mother were
absent at neighbor's house. 4 negro
man, who was at work some distance
from the house, seeing the fire, ran for
the purpose of saving it; but, on his ar
irving at the fatal spot, found the jeists
of the house falling in, which rendered
every effort of his to save the children
entirely abortive. The unfortunate
Todd had three children, two of whom
were in the yard etplay when the fire
broke out; but the eldest, on discover
ing the fire, ran in to rescue the child
from the danger which threatened it,
when Iol he fell victim with tho other,
| to the deyouring flame. With what bit
ter anguish the parents learnt the fate OF
their unfortunate children, can be better
| imagined than described
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
SICKNESS IN GEORGIA.

The Milledgeville Recorder says
ave have not had III twelve years q
season so sickly in this part Of Georgia
as the .-MilledgeviLe however
has been but partially visited by the fs-
vers which have prevailed SO generally
III this and the neighborlng counties, and
its population has probably been as
healthy as the same number in any dis
.trict Of country within fifty miles Of the
seat Of government"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Trust Sale.

HRY virtue Of Deed of Trust enecti-
AS ted to the subscriber, by finn IN
dsrson, bearing date on the 18th day Of
april, 1918, and legally recorded in the
County Court of Berkeley, for the pur-
pose of securing the payment Of sum
of money due to Mary .aude1son, and
Money anderson, shall offer for sale,
for ready money, at the Stone Tavern,
Mill Greek, on SATURDAY, the sad
instant,
One Negro Man, aged IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
TWO BOYs:

One 7, andthe other years old The
man is an excellent farm hand--the boys
stout and healthy. Such title as is vest
ed in me by said deed, win be made to
the purchaser Sale to commence a.
bout 10 o'clock.
DAVID MILLER, Trustee.
The above sale win pOs;tissly take
place on the Cad inst.
November 6.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

as the .-MilledgeviIle however
has been but partially visited by the fs-
vers which have prevailed SO generally
III this and the neighborng counties, and
its population has probably been as
healthy as the same number in any dis
.trict Of country within fifty miles Of the
seat Of government"
The Kingston (U O. Chronicle says,
speaking OF 1.-THE malignant fever prevail
ing inthst town, @although it was hoped
the cool weather which we have had
since the middle of September, would
have checked the progress Of the dis
ease, yet we regret TO say that much
sickness still prevails, and that the fe-
yer seems to be much more malignant
in its character than the ordinary later
nittents and agues peculiar 10 this cli-
snate.''
Our Yankee squirrel hunts {says the
Troy Sentinel,) appear Insignificant in
comparison with the following East In
dian pastime. At q hunting match near
Fyzabad, city Of Hindostan, in March
last, which lasted IS days, besides deer,
hogs ard partridges without number,
there were killed, land bagged) buha-
Ices, rs bears, and IT tigers The Una
dilia hunt is tame sport to this.
Ireland-T1c number of inhabitants
in Ireland is estimated at 6,s46,9io, and
the number of irish acres at 6 500, 700;
SO that there is more than one individual
to an acre. In England, the number OF
English acres is 81, S42, 400, and the in
habitants Il,4S6, 700, or nearly three
English acres (about two and quarter
,irish) to an individual. But the differ
ence between the relative size of the te-
uaacies is far greater. In a barony of
about thirty square miles in Ireland,
nearly one half of the farms are less
than FIVE acres, and only one in thirty
is above fifty acres. In the United
States we have about seven hundred "a
'eres to each indiyidual.--Pha. aurora
Casualties ANGUS M'Donald and
Donald M'Donald, brothers, of Glen
geny, (U. CO. were lately drowned near
Quebec, whittier they had gone with a
= raft. They were in leaky canoe, en-
deavoring to float to the shore a STICK
of timber, when the frail vessel sudden.
ly went down. Samuel Coates, mate
of vessel lying at Quebec, died on the
9Th inst in consequence OF speaking
with a piece of meat in his mouth, by
which means it slipped into his throat s
choaked him. He expired in tive minutes
A paper has recently appeared il
Boston, by the title of 4The Howar'
Gazette, ~ the OBJECT of which is, in ge
neral, the promotion Of Enquiries which
heye no other aim than the good O
mankind," but particularly to aid tn
Opponents of the laws which declar'
imprisonment the doom of Debtors
Ills journal is edited by G. "A. Gamag'
and is very neatly printed. Success t
Its objects and 20 it."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Very Important Dscisioa.--The Lex.

Vsry Important Decisioa.--The Lex
in5ton lKy.) Monitor says: he ques-
ton argued at the last session of the
Court of Appeals, relative to the con-
stitutionality ofthe endorsement and re-
plevin laws, was settled last week against
those acts. The Court Of Appeals is
composed Of three Judges, two OF whom
agreed, that said acts are binding on all
transactions, subsequent to their pas
sage; but null and void, as to the case
arising prior to that date. The other
Judge also gave his opinion, which was
up to the hub, as was said OF Senator
Ross, when he WAS about appointing a
committee to settle presidential ques-
tons by Is members of the Senate, the
opinion of the third Judge il, that the
said laws are unconstitutional in every
respect, aswell in cases before as at
ter their passage.n---.Nor1.. CAronitl,.