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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

-RkRW0NY. HALL. SEMINAR l-sSsz-
MveE .ss, sss , n;od 5, of soasslS report.
pfs Of infringement made 70 NE Institution che
epssnx yosr, SIN Ina Pueurcd tho asshace Of gagma.
vhoss clsn9i sd0os<5 moral worth and expcricuce IN
sessb .ncnsy qualify HIM fr the duties Of his station.
xs - Sg0 s y IN s wnA s Ua s az s:s
eknca.<y onnkbs, totc highest department. u letters The
vslyof guem - every upation IN life win be readily al
lowed eus perhaps IN pursuit. 80 innpcnabcsop r-
rpnt Ia isetA IN ihe business Of mosa tie ehsvu~
QfyssG tsk which devo,ves every faithful teacher For
sdop<cds - 1853 - : - ~ ~ ~,
kirodsesary Deyavtv,nf-n which will bc ,uushs ,,e E-
brsarhcs Of Natural History, Plain Sewing and Marking
so.dag 70 the plan pursued in the High Schools In the North.
Jsnlor DYsrtu<utReadne Writing S-llIm. Geography.
t;ramuzr Arithmetic and written, Natural ilistory
w0k. -, '>- =.
Stnsov DyarfnenC-Ancet Geography IIis,ory. Ha,n,
Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Geometry Astronomy witt, Lee
tcs Chemistry with Lectures Botany, Composition. Natural
Athhnio Algebra, Watts the Improvement of the mind
tyieccs u Canty Eccsis steal History aud the Greek
Lan Ereoe Spanish and Italian languages viii be taught
pery Pupil Of suitable ase will be taught Drawing, as
and Of facilitating the acquisition of Pcnanshp Teacher
VII be furnished f nstructins Music Painting on Velvet
Word and Paper, and Fancy Work Vocal MUSK is TO he 4
regular branch OF instruction. suitable Teacher
good Library is attached School for the use Of the
Fxis Farther particulars be asccrtaped by application
90 Tire Tefchcrs.
TERMS.
Goaslin; i,-.'5svc of Bed, Dr,tdirg.
AMI Washing, $40 per 4 session,
gui,ca 10 the introductory Department,
Do Junior Dct artmcnt
Do. Senior Department., 10
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Eahos'e House. e "a Les ssas .tae Poor Houss

Yatuobie Hause 3, .Lot uedr the Poor House
...a.ss FOR SALE. bad .r 80 =
INTENDING 20 leave Richmond, offer for sale
the House and Lot j now occupy, neur the Poor
with ROOMS on the first floor, and On Che secoad,
double cellsrs under the whole, for kitchen and loo
cellar Its well built and well flushed comfort able
hoose The lot is fifty -four feet front half an acre
Deep acorner lot There Is ancvcr filling spring of
excellent water within twenty yards Of the Eofse--
Among tho houses. are large smoke house aud
slaughter house. The Insurance. OH the dwelling
house is near 100 dollars.
TrRMs.-One half cash, the other half IN twelve
months. Possession will be given in April.
Jan JOIN DOYLE
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LNDL7 RUBBER SHOES

TEE subscriber bias just received large supply of
Ladies and GeDtlcmens India Rubber Shoes
which are inpene:rable by w.'er. and an excellent
Preserva;ive Of Lealt. They Eeep tue feet dry and
warm aud thus prevent many ofthoee diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who casily take
serves by wearing the above shoes, which eonaII,.
condnce to health and comfort. Al who become ac
gualrtcd with the benefit of the India Rubber Shoes
rom experience will never after omit the Sc % them
ne has also on hand large GssOrtmen, of Ladies
and Shoes Leather, Sesslin and Hair Trunks; and
ieW dozen of Eriersons celebrated Razor Straps.-
all otwh'ch be l. Disposed osc al ov prices for cash
d"cc--2a"Ct SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under tlp FarI, JIo.oI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

VinoiNiA AZ rules holden in tho clek Office of ala,
psrnr court ct esaneery for tho Richmend district.
s 70 Day o. June, 1929 Jane. c. Anthony. pit, aeainu
John Narshali Daniel CALI and George Fisher eror. If
.ne "ev- Jon" buehaHan dec. Hill Carter Susan
Mary Carter, aud Elizabeth Carter infant ch;id,s s
Charles Carter the youaser, dee Robert Raudolph .na
sHaee'h n wife, formerly Berkeley, Walker Taylor and
LNlsos'h W. c. his wife, formerly Beskiey, Edmund
Dettey' Ann b. Berkeley, Robert G Berkeley PasIs +.
berSey, hsirs OF Cathsrine s. Bekcy forme,v Carte,
MaIy w. Bfax'on, Anu n. Lee, Bernard d. Carer
Williams Carter, VIM. Fhnhugh Carter. Hill Carer
homa' Carter. WIN. 2. wiekham aud Am his WIFE
formerly Cartel. and Edmund wiekhsm aud Lucy his
WE formerly Carter. Nathaniel Burwell and Lucv hi,
w'e 'ohn ~ Carter, Charles Shirley Carter Baden 40
aney nnd Mary W. his wife, Carter heir, of ca "A
oae charles Carter, Joseph C. Cabell and Nav m,
0 wne, e'rs Of George Carter Nancy Noei, the widow,
amo Josephine Norvrli, Martha orwell Mary Norve M
rho~,s NorveI, infant children and hcits OF Tbonn
norve'', deceased. and Polly Smith, dis. a.
me deierdan's Ann H. Lee and Bernard NJ Carte, 49,,
ung entered their appearance aud given security ae
eo.ng Z" the act Of assembly the rules Of mi, e,
sn. appearing by 'ahsaetoIy evdcuer. tina, they ARE
nj this coontryy IL ordered thar an. ,,I
90 appear here the frst day Of the next term,
answer the bill OF the plaintiff; aud that eouv of ,h.
o'aer DE forthwith inserted in some hI;nc
10 ,he city OF Richmond, for months succe ssvey r
posted at the front door ofthe capitol in the said civ
% copy. Teste, WIN. G. PEsDLEroS a g
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REMEMBER, ME-

!cir present = 1879, With handsome engravngs
ana neatly put UP 10 watercd sillI, for sale bv
IAN D ]. ~. NASH
AMES WINSTON, Richmond, Aren't for Wm-
- Ftnce, Proprietor of Lnnman Botanic Garden.
New York, nov IN advantagcously known as the
most extensive and valuable establishment the kind
in this county, will receive orders for any hind n
Frut or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Vlowerino
Shrubs Greenhousc Plants, Bulbous Roots &c
U'Catalogues will be furnished ;ratis and the most
prompt a. particular attention paid to tue forwarding
aiding at n distance may order
Inc Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &c. &c. are prt I'D in
the very best order, and may be transported MANY
nuna!ed miles without injury. The experience ofthc
agent though limited fully justifies him in recon-
Inending to any person possessing but llr acre of
land to procure small assortment Of vines. ff,li:
trees &c, and others holding more land could moi
invest 90 OF an 100 dollars more odvantageousfy.
do y If
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ian l5-3aw:

RUCkWnEAT'M Meal in hal. barrels, quarters and
~ lghths, for sale by a. SyVEENY.
ian l3-paw2U
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uDscalr1IOSs rahGD III by the subscriber, for the
- North America Medical AMI Surgical Journal.
Stn.es.
The high reputation which this journal lns attained
IN other parts fhs Union uduces hope that the me-
deal faculty Of Richmond, will deem it worthy their
patronage.
RIOS. X, <, 81, san be seen a, t,,e hools,orco r
lanl0 WAl ii. TITZWJfYISONN
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4 NhESEERFTELD, very recently, having IN. ..,nn.
~ considerable repairs the subscriber na,ers himself
!hai he can furnish satisfactory and comfortable arconnda
irons 10 al travellers who may please call him Chester
he'd - situate at the forks OF the roasoae earz e.twar
p Ch,esourg Orange Springs Oransc HOUSE, T4nisa
cart mouse, Charlottesville, &c. leading norihS ard y
IfocsSyile Spotsylyana house. Frede,:cAsbus Sc
ore Leading southeast on by Dckens1n's Chapel Bus dd,
the kefdy Mill &c; one leading eastward 6v Need vo / &
Chesterfield Is 10 miles above Seegoo5 10 es below lilies
hirg fFom Oxford IRON Dickens Caps Gnrn Goen
vile, 20 from Fredericksburg, aud IS miles from Richn.
ad as OF late there lvc and perhaps better and
cheaper accommodations than has heretofore bYn its
peed that the ravein; this route f9m Kchmon1 tn FI
icksburg will increase TIIOS UtS.c'
Cbestefheld Caroline county, IA.
Jan. /. 1899,
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$500 REWARD.

y
CIiCE IS hereby given that the sum Of FIVE
~ HUNDRED DOLLARS has been subscribed
oy citizens of this place, for the apprehension
Capt Simon NJ Lelau, (since de-,d) in this City, On
the evening of the til instant.
The paper bcnrins~t6e name of those who have
subscribed this reward will be produced on application
10 the publishers ofthe Daily Wht, or the Richmond
NonPlIcI Dec 20
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, 10 ,nE
BE rs RrayMBSrso, that on tho ,h, day of yoyt,r
or IN the hltyiird year of the Inirccncrr of The
s.ss.s y. States al America. THOMAS W. WHITE, al
the SAID District hath deposited in Office the title Of hook
the nigh, whereof he claims proprietor words owinn
To- vii: 8 49,
"Efs- I'M, or, The FSrsi,, ofns IS,sreso,s; .N;s.
Bv NmGivhS.
"I;ercr u-ar. and faith|vi Lore
M irgta sertrr by t,;'y Ecio, ircsn"-tsssv.
IN Ttcn J1ollncs"
In conformity 20 tic of the Congress Of tir. II, u S,
entitled "An net for tc cement lcirnua ty sfn
10. copies nj maps charts and books ths authors and pro-
peors " such copies, during the times therein mentioned"
RID JEFfRIES
o2rl q fae Elst.re pszt-c. OF Jfr!ruic
~ in answer to the yariGns Inquiries verbal and
written, which have been niado, the Publisher nm
innnc that the foregoing work il in press and will
appear ii four weeks from this day. as the nnrohrr
OF copies will be limited, Booksellers and Others WIN
WIS.,! TO POSSESS thTh, would do we'll to leave their
names with the Publisher with Mr.. John II. NASH
hessrs: Collins d CO., or W. IL. Fi,zwhylsonn
~ The Author OF the above work is ,,n,.purn
notwithstanding Tire many ingenious caniectures
which are affoat.
iStn Y.t.
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q"arHTy cart held for Cu.nherlaud c0nTiy the 5
Gay OF Ociobcr 1929 John f. Williams plC against IN.
np '" Pdee, JDoP. Pre-, Vim. ID. Pfice and Anna Pic
dFs--is CBAScEGy 49, ~ '''-''
The fetpdaih Winner " PRICE, NOT having entered HE a
lN7rdoce ah gwen security according the act Of assary
w I've Inss o. Tins eoutt, and appearing by factory
evidence that he Is mol nhabant u his c0ufir orle,si
That The said dndanido aprr here the E,ur houd,V
IN January nest and Answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that cor
" this order DC knr9th inserted in ncwsuafer r,f
Tsbed IN tn city OF RicnOud for tSO months ycfy and
lsed At the front door VI The courthouse Ol this ronit
Is AT,Py Tesie TSCIIAR WOODGDN. n r.
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MAS committed, Runaway, TIC Jl4 al KockLr,Ige
on ,he ngn Gay Of Sept, past, lnnllo 10y, who says
nus name Is NICHOLAS WEIR, aud trI, lc is fee born m
pound until he Is ofagG, s Wloust, Of the county OF
Nelson Said hoy is about lG years OF ace about rt
OF 10 inches hgh Of light complexion; his clothing 81 had
that they cannot be descn he has marks that can Oh
sve The owner if any is required TO apply fr him or he
VIII se dealt with asrecabiy to law.
CORNELIUS DORNIAT Jailor
lexington. Rockbridg county, Nov dbl. 1923 gi-linr
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+ rules holden In tf clerk Oco of the county court of
n King s. Queen, he6ft " October 1929 Philip H. Pen.
dson ft sg"ind "a'aaiel Crc and Peyton Crorc, dts
~ CiLfSrtRY.
The defnian'' not having eiotcd yr appearance and
gsp s'oonv according TO e acI Of nby aud ttf roles of
s court, and appanz by satisfactory evidence that ey
are nt ofus State IS ordered that the defendants
aTfc1f here tie second Monday IN January next and
sfswe ne h Of s plaintiff aud that copy of this order be
forthwith tsered 30 some Newspaper published ~ CITY of
bchnn bor months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted al The font
door oftfe court house Of the said csyunty.
eOs A cnuY 1oaie. ROIlI.kT HOLLAND. ir IL q
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pKlNCB ON RTICULTURE.---A NV c0I1, Of

ECREDERICK a. MAYO, BOOK-IINDER f;,Tr
doors betoD the Bel IaDer, ctfully inf t, public
that be still carries tue Book binding in an branches and
hfs by hrs experience workman obtain portion OF
patronage Blank Books executed TO Order and Printed Book
olud 10 any pattern lie faters himself that he has no cause
OF waking rns statement Of the and style in which
ot1fs pc may coge shall I've done executed time and a
GENEROUS public no Doubt has long before this, inspected and
Rroyed ms workmanship IN that line OF business all events
~ sai at all times b. glad or further improvement To com
pare the execution OF any work with any sarDc lire az
business 10 the city Of Richmond elsewhere Oct Il-ts
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MEAL.--The subscriber has on hand, and will be
A c6natautly supplied with Meal Of superior Quality
~ bags Of 2 bas. each intended for fnniies and fur
nsnef g ,ne 'o%ca artcl Irice; any orders address.
20 SvN. JssGLARKE.
49, ia
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Cotto@ .Nach0ey Jar snle.
WYE offer for sale quantity Of yccond hand Cor-
w ToN MAcTNEHY, say $40 TarostIe SfDodIe,.
with preparation of every description lDr puttlnc
sand Spndlcs into immediate operation.
dco5--is CUSTkU.A.N q 1YDRIP
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VinStniA Atfufes, holden In the clerks oaes ar az
sepssof SQUIRT OF ehsncsry for the Richmond disie,
zoe I'm dsy OF July, 1926 John Enfcoshsy aud MsrbS
~ ~ MS w'fes who wns Martha M. Robertson, Archer
Soesaso% sdr"r of Nancy ~ Robestson, who wa,
sna 'eha kobsr'son and Elizabeth bis ws pits. eeai,s
1'.aessh hooker. ex1x Of William M Booker, deceassA
" niia" scott aud Raehssi =. his wife, william M
Booker. William r. Esglsstoa ada or Of Tho,. acs
deceased Ar'rs'eaa T. rownss John Booker william II
EssIs.on f bic own ysht John s. BOOKER. aud John L.
'crne', aamos Of Jsme' T,wne', deceased. dfts. - 4
owosss dec not having catered his ssa svso
security according the Of sss~uhy and the .i..
W. court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
sd defendant do appear here the fret day Of ,he
next TERM and answer TIM bill of tho sud that
copy oshs order be forthwith Inserted In some ne
published in the city Of Rhmond two months s,ecr,
said city. rS' :" ''o
o. Acopy: Ie.,c, wM. q. PENpLEToS. c. e.
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: enthusiastic petitions fsr the sueees ef,As
Turkish arms
News wss received az Jsssy, 90 the Sh
Feb that General Zoltueh,n. civil govern
or Of Kicfi, had named provisional pres'.
dent Of the two primo psiitss, "a the roean
Of Coun. Pahlep.
II is said at Jassy. that the Russians will
advance towards the Danube, ,sboa, the be.
! ginning of March. and that ,ke Imperial
Court will arrive about the same time a,
Jassy. The campaign will be opened by
the siege of Silistria.
-Four divisions Of the FIRST army were 10
enter Moldavia in fifteen days, and 10 be
! followed by the others. Several eetaeh-
ments oftroops and transports with recruits
from Bessarabis, had already begun TO
cross the Pruth.
Ate Dcum was chanted at 81. Peters
burgh on the 9th, in presence Of the Court.
for the capture Of the fortress Of Kali.
Paris, March 2.-lt is understood by
the last letters from Constantinople that
the Porte has not yet consented to declare
a cessation Of hostilties in the Levant, al
though upon this declaration depends the
return to that Capital Of the Ambassadors
Of England nnd France, The Sultan has
said he will not send troops to the Morea.
but this is not considered sufficiently ex
plicit
Consiantinople. Jan. 25.--The Porte has
replied TO the overtures Of England and
France in relation to the pacifcation Of
Greece, that she was ready to open at Con
stantinople or any place near the Capital
negotiations upon the principles establish
ed in the invitation Of Nov. addre ssed by
the Refs Effendi to the Ambassadors
That the Porte has promised that nothing
shall be undertaken during the negotiation
against the Morea, and that the Isles tax
en- should be under the protection OF these
| powers.
The Capital wns calm; the inquictudc
which the Russian blockade had at frs
occasioned had vanished; there were plen
ty Of provisions, and it is even said that or.
ders had been sent to Smyrna not TO dis
charge the vessels which had arrived with
grain.
} lPortugnl.--In the Lisbon accounts of
the 18th Feb. it was said that Viscount Sc.
ca nt London, and Porte at Paris, declar
ed that though unofficially recognized in
public, they had privately negotiated as
the accredited representatives Of Don Nj
gnel. A similar communication had been
received from the Marquis Of I.avrndo, Por-
tuguese minister at Rome. Dispatches Of
q similar character were expected from
Viscount Canellas. the minister nominated
for the Low Countries by Miguel.
Fifty prisoners were transferred on the
18th Feb, f'om the prisons Of Lamoirc
and Alijube to the tower Of st. Julien, W hich
was already overcrowdcd, and the unfort
nnates thrown into dungeons, in which at
high tide, the sea rose more than 4 foot.
The murder Of constitutionalists was pro.
claimed from the pulpit to be an act ensuf-
ing salvation.
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THURSDAY MoRrINe, APRIL I6, 1899.


Tho April town meeting for the choice Of
Representatives TO tho General Assembly,
and Of General Officers for the State Govern.
ment. wns held yesterday in tho several towns
in tho State. In this town the frecmen as.
sombled at 10 o'clock, and appointed HENRY
Y. CRASsros. Esq moderator The former
Representatives with ono exception were re
elected. William Ennis Jun ESQ was chosen
in the place Of Solomon G Weaver, ESQ who
declined a re- election. l93 votes were pollsd
for State Officers the Convention prox,
l31--administrstion prox 62.
| A resolution passed instructing our Repre-
sentatives in the General Assembly to us,
their best exertions to procure u repeal Of th"
9th section Of the Act Of Jan ls22, exempt
ing property appropriated to religious uscs
from taxation, &c. or TO obtain such modif
cation ofthe same as may conform 10 the bill
adopted by the House last session.
II. Bull. George Engs, Michael Freeborn
| George Hall, s Whi,chornc, WIN W. Free.
born, Edward w. Lawton, and Duteo JPearce
were appointed a committee to enquire int
the state Of the Treasury, report ways and
means &c. and settle with the Collector OF
| taxes,
Charles Cotton, M. Freedom, c. M. Thurs
ton, and Richard Shaw, were appointed q
| committee TO enquire and report at the town
meeting in June whether the citizens Of this
town enjoy all the privileges contemplated &c
I Ia 81 ky hA At oCt 81 A
sembly establishing Free Schools throughout
tho State, and whether there 10 any Free
School now in the town Of Newport
II. Bnll, N. q Boss, and N. s. Ruggles
were appointed a committee to call on the
proprietors Of tho Long Wharf respecting re
pairing and putting il in good order, with in
s,ructions to report at tho next meeting.
The annual Report Of the Commission
ers Of the asylum was read and received
from which it appears that the stock OF
hand and debts due the asylum. april 1928
1903 80; orders drawn on the treasury 70
year ending april 1899. S2S5l 25, amount
ing to S3l55 05--from which deduct stocI
now on hand nnd debts due the institution
$3.50 AZ; paid into the treasury for oakur
so'o SiCf iS, o"ouu'ns W CoIS oS. H4si
: ing an expense to the town Of $2540 46.-
The expenditures Of the past year amour
to S3050 90. To meet these expenses OF
ders have been drawn on the town trcssur
to the amount Of &2s5O 25. leaving a ba
ance in favor Of the asylum Of sl99 81
which has been paid in oskum manufac tut
ed, and stock now on hand $3.50 AZ. TIL
expenccs have exceeded those Of the pa.
year by about $500, which is accounted Il
by an increase Of paupers and by replscin
beds, bedding and clothing worn out ; e
ge,her with improvements paid for this yes
which were commenced the previous yea
The average number Of poor the pa,
year has been 6i-the presen, number g
males 80. females 29--l6 have died the pa,
, year, whose average sges amount to
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ooembeyed that one OF its votsries has as
serted. when speaking in the name of h's
brethren. on a oublic anniversary, (and
whose boastings, not altogether idle per-
hans have been extensively circulated IN
masonic newspapers and publications, that
a. masonry has the power IF CO operating IN
the desk, in the Legislative hall, on the
bench. in every gathering Of men ofbusi-
ness. in every party Of pleasure, in every
enterprize Of government. in every domes-
tic circle, in peace and in war, among its
enemies and friends, and in one place as
well as another" This idea Of masonic in.
fucnce, it will be seen. accords with that
"coDfidence," to which an able and faith
full officer of the government ascribes the
untimely fate of the unhappy Morgan.
In directing their enquiries towards that
pnrt Of the subj ect which has relation to
the legislation that may be necessary in
reference to this subject, your committee
have deemed two things important first,
70 provide for the detection and punishment
Of those who committed the outrage. and
then to guard againstthe repetition ofsim-
liar offences. Taking into consideration
the circumstances oftbo case, your commit
zee are persuaded that the act OF April 18th,
1923 should be continued in force. The
reasons given by Mr.. Whiting for the adop'
tion ofsnch q course are,with them, conclu'
Oive.
In order that the subject may be fully in.
vcstigated, il may be necessary to make
provision for those witnesses who are re-
Iured TO attend the courts in distant coun
tics. The frequent delays that have occ UT.
ed. in the legal proceedings thnt have been
had have rendered il extremely buriheD.
come on those Witnesses who have been cal
led to considerable distance from their
homes. Mr.. Moseley recomme nds that pro
vision should be made for their relief, and
your committee, believing that it would
prom o'e the ends of justice, by preventing
the difficulty Of procuring testimony, have
incorpo-ated provision 10 that effect, into
bill which they osk leave TO Introduce, To
continue in force the act entitled "An act
60 provide for the employment Of counsel
for the purposes therein mentioned"
They also ask leave to introduce q bill
to prevent the administration OF extra ju-
dicinl oaths.
The subject referred 10 your committee,
being one At first impression Of vast i'm
porrance, they do not feel fully prepared,
At present, TO say what legislation mny be
necessary, in relation 10 its full develope-
nenf, and the fnrtherance ofjustice. They
do not, therefore, ask TO be discharged
from the further consideration Of the sub.
jec'. but wish to be indulged with further
time for reflection. on the measures which
should be devised for the more cffectual
investigation fthe outroges committed on
the person Of Morgan, and TO provide a.
garnst the recurrence Of events, so alarm.
ing in their character. as destructive ofthe
peace ofsociety. and the safety Of its msm-
bers.
ryA0Uv rrNC NJ