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superintiindance of, territorial
affair*. If it were proper, suid M". H.
kto I do n.»t think :t is, by a vote of this ;
c to iv fi i«- theconsti
*utio*Tt'it still appears to me that wo '
aar-not c.o.'i'tei.t'v say that the union
•Ifl p;-,v:dity ot'offlces in the person of
a singie individual, but more especially
nf the military with thecivil authority,
i-' repugnant to the spirit ofthe consii
'tutfonoF tii". U. S. A declaration of
*thnt kind would be a vote of rensttve on -
the people of the whole C S. for bav
mg nd."t'-cd the federal i n- on
the people ofthe several states for haV* ;
Ing adopted their constitutions, and '"> i
the legislatures under both govern!
vim; passed laws which authorised
such an union.
... J. CLAY said the objections
the gentleman arose from not hr.v!n 0 pro- |
perlv considered tiie nature of the union j
'of civil and military office i.i the first ;
t: •: -i-*;--.( -. By tiie ooiKtitution tho j
military was placed in strict :
Hon to the civil power. Y-v this reason j
the Presi lent of the I). S. had placed j
r Id, coutrolall the officetHi i
; ->rrhy on I mi\ v, Tlrt in ion coi
luted in the resolution he
Mr. C. is that which gives tiie ai
discharge of civil powers to an oi
-v ho has the oci'. d command of
ai ~>.•,. 1 ask It ft was ever in the i on* ,
-*c*.vp'ai ; :u of the it .. , that the
l J »e:-i!i"i)t should ill person head your \
'ermies.and command your fleets I
licvc in ■■'. I here exists in one* of the I
territories such an union as i- cool
'plated io tne resolution. In Louisi'ina
ii |jc-rnm hohlme; the office of governor,
is ot the 5..,'.e time conrman ler In ch;-f
«tthe ; ■■ iy of the U. S. in vivttte ol hia !
if brig idi-r general. Will
:.i. roan pretend to say th .tan anion of
'ffi'; e.s, such as th«*se, the discharge of I
-wl-.i.'-e eh lies is Incompatible-is su
anion as i i ohtemplated in the ci
n \ > ■■ ; the union in tbe ou
\\ 'ii was only intended to give the Pre-I
M lent a control over the <oi-niy and na-I
vy; while this restrTation contemplates
th«- positive and octual union of powers I
inthes&rne person, power*, which 'it !
*l.( same time he maybe ctded upon to
*-->o-rci-c at different and distant paces.
To scporat" these powers is the. Object
't,f the resolution. 1 hope the resol
will be agreed to, and the separation
take p.
Mr. So. dbVsaid he did not know \
feu he sh.oel.'lbavc any ehjection to the
third resolution) ~ .. i had not
Sow le up Ids miucl upon it. But with
regard to the resolution under < Driaider*
ation, he could nit agree to it. lie did
ii. t know tha'tthere was a right m that
lintne t,n clfclare wh v the. constitution
w.-s. The constitution imi: t speak for
itself, and tliay had no i upply
:niv ti* iic.'iu.y in it. Who;; a pttrticu
i •!• cos. '.ecurreel they might co.
it, out he never beard of ail ). sMnce
v here a letrs-dative body pti' a construe
tiiu u'po'rS It without the existence Ot a
p'liiici ! ir case ; nor did he belieVe they
I siich a power. The r.
.. i ■ an uniun i/l a plurality of
tjric in t;\- same person to
pii-i. 6f the coasti'tution. Mi
~ i.ew where to hot! that spit'
ii, the; letter of the- constitution, lie
i.i.i.l icocco it car.efully Ovei', ;;nd had',
-t-i) aole to find a single *
that wan i an inference. He
* .1 cdou gentlemen to poinr their I
i ii sectl n it it that justified the
II at ibis rate they continft
i.d to supply its duf ct«- he did not know
;\v anl c-'.id. Ke iin.
.- instrumi i very u«
. c, yet \it never the n
rebu dy the d ft ..is but in the
vv iv pointed out iii tiie c> nstitutic n. \i
•>" tiie go-
Ve-vhtnfcut it i. ' vcr
» dthe tic,:.'
vi c;.-. iu.-il gieat obji-cfiori to tne
wer.« ii"v>c\ er sup*
o I gentle
v.'oufl find th' I "d tin: a
... udrricrits which have b n mr ipora
i. ti into it j go to st ore the rights
gh these amen
...t might
row of tin: uraiatitutlon, Mr. S said
.: ulo not haVe cur iutself
■ hey had n-.i takt v place
y tne evil in ai". ■> m a
Uutiohaul w...y.. ii ■ tii i nof
il ,v,i:, a de-v*urtln the constitution,
tiie military uud civil authorities
s i .'ere i:oi kept separate. But the sini
■ n w.i>, ii ul they a right un
■ oatitutijii to separate Uiem t
l{: thought not. In every point cf view,
he* said-.hi which he contemplated the
r( . j-,0hii1..0, he thought it one of the
most danjjerous attucus on the constitu
tiun he had overheard.
fun. .1. RANDOLPH. My friend
; Pennsylvania has left roe Itt,i
- a the que:'.'i'., a*ftd indeed I have
cuauitUing to tne shape ofai;gunictit,
im, but what l was pr..-parcel
i, i ..::■, and cf which 1 apprised the
c BOtrie time It h-.s co.mc but
st from the lips, of a man ahq bus
i - j chauipion
.. tin. ctiiistiiuiion of the L r . b. today,
i Itiiuuch i.Ujt •• few days
't i us wuh a di .sc into.ii of tiie i
\ ul the i I n h«8 no spirit m i:.
. : ! onaii ■ n io lay lv
tliu.t -pnot. YYha. ■ Itutipn
c i the U. e>. say • l>on* it not y:
\(, to each i.L..te a rtj ti ' in of
fi'vtn.c.on .'' is there iio spirit Iv
it not lUe coustituiion then devised un
fee of a republican frpinr,
Jot the bcuebt of the people who AT4
gbvevued by it* and not ior the ex*
- .usive benefit of those who administer"
Will any man pretend to say that a
lepublicla any thing or nothingt* And
• : , .* nialtnsucha gov- , nnient
the civil and military authority
ihcidel be vested in the same bands. Is
it not oi d»* • Cl v tawiike af inch a go
vernrr.-M-t that the v. aid ary njyiulcl be
kept in strict subordination to the civil
• ■. And havenol your 1"...-, which
Io marshals in certain cists n >. .\v
c r over the military, been passed to ,
i !i abjection f ,
How'is the to be kept In such
, when, ac-
Ol tho !■'; iniuns, ii- - - leader oi nn army is
the gnvet nor ot' a province. If the c.n
stitut > spirit in it, it is a d
..t worm the. protecrimi
cif any ~ oi-.'t ;..(•. But i am happy
that It has a spirit, which 1 trust will
. save t' is h ition, even it its letter shall
j bcMJletj.
| | V ,( . c „,.,.. tflid that this is a Cecla*
raf ry resolution. Oerttlerhenmay
it a declaratory resolution, or a pream
; resolution, which I
• th.-y mrfy s*-( fit, but it is the reasoning
jon whti h the third rev ..
i cd. What is it but a declaration on tne
I part of -bis Sous*;, Which they have a
..ke, iliot h certain principle
litary, b-cause it is consonant With
'.on I Is it not
ie spirit of tbe constitution j
I that i great departments cf the
I'lnucnt, executive, legislative, and
j distinct f Is there a mm fool-hardy
. the proposition i I .be-.,
not. NoWj i Oppose we were about
.'.for New
ua, and a member
should propose to concentre all the
i powei . nme n't in rii\e and the
I a resolution should be
i laid ' le declaring that w.
as on onion i-f executive, legislative, and j
.vet's in tii'o same body is re
' pughant to the spirit of tiie constitution,
and should go 60 i,i tiie shape, of .1 reso
lto apply the remedy—hfiel some J
i man should make Che wnndei-ful disco- |,
j vei- that the Senate ol the I . S are
I constitutionally participators cf the ex*
I ecutive power oi'Uie jrovernme.nr, & that
jin casu-s of impeachment thej have also
| judicial powers, and infer from this that
i such an uiiion was consonant with the
| spirit ot the Conititution—would hot ibis
! be a satire on the constitution as well as
those who adopted it ? . . ,
Suppose all offices In the gift of the
executive government were united iv one
man, 1 do nor see, if this is consonant
to the spirit of the constitution'- and a
I m inbepropejrly qualified, why he
i not unite In himself the powers i
l the departments. The y ol '
war may, on the same principle, be
commander in Chief of the army. Re—
It is not because this resolution is a sa- |
lire upon the people who framed or a- j
doptt-d the constitution, but because it is
a satire, a. reproof which the times call
for, that gentlemen are so extremely
Under relative to it j and the question
I now I*, whether the House, obghf, in J
tendenn-s* ty aiVy matt, to flinch from j
the exerci** of their constitutional I
powers f What wt-dld I nave said se* j
yon years ng-i to any man who should
have told roe, that the gentleman from
Pennsylvania would hove been found In
opposition to tliis measure—who should ;
have predicted that the rugged patriot'
of ffiose days should be sol
court favor into so accomplished a cour- .
it shows that what tanm
done by force or violence:, may be by !
I .Influence. This question may be put
into a short con.pass. It is whether the
constitution of the U.S. i> a republican
c institution, devised and adopted for the
pit* v governs, or a
piece of mechanism, to be tortured ahd
twisted in the hands in which chance
rhay throw it, for lUe benefit of a t« i
r ary in cum bent. If the case lias etude
to this, thot the thief justice may be
■i "in", unl.r 10 chief of the ar
mies' without the coosdtution being vio
\ .t.:c!,i'. is time the nation should know
tiich" situa.
I be bad examined
and w«ttld cor i#liy ui*-e
to the principle contained in
iv provided it were brought forward
in the form of an amendment to the con
. stltUtion. II- thought with his friend
. Pennsylvania' that as it stood it
p dangcrqisattack upon the co
Wasted it would be
and that every similar attempt j
\ would be trc.uc-d in the same manner;
Mit, QUINCY said he would merely |
i observe-Unit though it were true that j
an union of civ Hand military offices in |
the same person was rcpugnaat to the
I spirited the constitution, it was not true
I that an union of different offices in the
. same person Was repugnant'to it. The v
had i > day united two offices in the
1 seimo person, in the bill relative of tne
, territory of Michigan. They had
heretofore constituted several of the of
the government commission*
. ers cf die sinking fund. He could see
nothing in toe conlUtution which inter*
i fcreci with a plurality ol offices, which j
'in many iofhniecs was attended with !
' great practical benefit. As there was'
' therefore iv the conititution nothing
\ explicit ;icv. iiitt this union he could not
' Vote lor the resolution.
■ hlx. (iKLGG faid he believed it
i was cootiary to the ljpiru of the conlti
, tution that civil and military duxecs
• lhould be united id the lama pt-rlon j
> bat he would 801 what benefit would
• refnlt from fucb a declaration i '1 !.
power ol appointing to office was vert
' id in the Prelident and beni.tt', wiio
{ were sworn to lupporL the conltitutions
' 'lluy were therefore the judges of the
• powers wirh which they were limited.
> In the eXercile ci this power they have
; actuaoy cle-cl.i cd that they uu pof
' Lis it. What noes this lciolution a*
niount to ( If they undertook to de
clare the Prelident guilty of inch a fi.i
t grant act as involved a violation of the
r tonUttut.cn, it was their buuuefs to
• impeach him*
Mr, Grgg said as he could fee no
£ocd likely to arise from this it fohition, !
he mould not vote for it* The practice j
it referred to was not n.rvv, though he
had always thought it wi • re-!
"collected that To finae the go.
vernoT of tiie h f!ern Territory i
(ikewife fu 1" In linn
affairs, and commander in chief of tiie
army- for all which appointments he.,
drew pay, though no Hntiee had been 11
---ken ot it. Other iuiranc.es ot the fame
kind might be pointed our. He did
believe this union was contrary to the j
fpirit of the c.rinftitutiOn, to the true
fpirit of a republican government, and
if the gentlemen ftpm Virginia would
bring forward an amendment to the j
conftituibtt to prohibit fui.h an union he j
WOttld vote for it.
.van I INDLEY saitl he did not tin- j
tant the language ofthe spirit ofthe
constitutiot). Spirit was altogether on
iin mate, rial thing—it was only when
connected With body that they could
; and w tii regard to the consfjtu
i tion it could only be seen through its let
ter. How long is it,, said Mr F.
the gentleman from Virgini i&* n.
[ agreed tw unite in the sanu.' body both
civil, military and judicial powers. We ;
did so, in forming the first govcritinent
for the territory of Orleans.
Mr, F. said he was against all sucTi
declaratory resolutions, They did.not
bind Congress, the President, or even
tne next House of Representatives.
They only contained an expression cf
opinions where there was no authority.
j ~They were sertt here to pcs laws,
and not to make deCiaiatituiij relative to
j the constitution.
Mr 1 . RHEA (of Ten.) said he consi
■ clertd the constitution as a sacred de
posit plr.ceo in their bonds, and not ca
pable of alteration', except in "the way
fixed by itself. Every resolution
lar'totn it under consideration operated
as an amendment to it, Which went to
torture and twist it. out of its proper
ship.-, lie should, th ore fore, not only
vote against tliis resciutii n, but against
every resolution which appeared to linn
' to have a similar clfect.
, . .i. RANDOLPH. Six years i
there could not have been a doubt
■ right of this Rouse to pass this re
. solution—now the right is disputed. \
iII ive we not a right to j ass a resolution
j reh 1 ring I i the cpnstitotior., in order to
j bring ill a law grounded on it ? Do we
j not do tins every clay ? One word as to '
J the appointment of general Wilkinson. )
| Gentlemen are fond of sheltering them- \
! selves behind gf*e'at names. 1 have ]
ho hesitation in saying 1 think the exec*- i
j live was wrong in making that appoint- •
( tnent. 1 have no hesitation in saying so
i though gentlemen who join me out
of doors, nre reluctant to matte the same
declaration on this floor, fdo not think
ver the persons who made the ap.
pob.tmeht as reprehensible as die per
sons, at whose importunate solicitation
i< was made. 1 I Tieve th.it a man of
.'.-use and of upright intent! msniay
lbe liidn'cbd H do Chat .winch his own
j Judgment Wrll afterwards condemn. It
jis well known that the anti cliambersof
were crowded with tip- i
plicants for iff! be a in JW isi-ina. I have
i understood that for every office there
I Was at least nic hundred and fifty ap
plications. Thus moch for the idea
which ii <•, i. • n .'. ic, n out of the exis
tence of a sc ieitj' of characters to sup
ply these ofhc 8,
Hut; we are told that we OuVs'elvei
have done as bad :.:; this—in establish- i
j ing th** tetnpoiary government of Loui- ,
i slaiini If g<-mlemen bring the I
\ Inore prcef.icuts on this subject', 1 shall
.becompelled to say that purchase was
arte that ever befel cs.
! I Shall a temporary system,
' formed on an i-meivii cv, when it was '
necessary to e.o something to tike the
country into our hands, be compared to
a deliberate and systematic procedure i j
but there is another reason allcdged
for uniting v plurality of offices in cue
{ person, and that is the lOwiiess of sala
: lies.'l do not know any spectacle more
j disgusting to a ii hi Of unsnphi tttated
feelings, than that of men hunting with
| all the avidity of terriersaftfer appoint
niei>t«, and the next moment compinin
■ Ing that die salaries attached to their
, jdactsare too low. Before tl'.ey g
i otSce, they have no Objection to the sa
j lary, but the hioment they are on the
saddle, they iiscover that they have sac*
I rificed their talent-, to the public good.
This is the cant of the whole ttibe—
| the slang cf those men whose last ob
ject is to live on their own honest ex
j ertlons, arid who are therefore' for mah*
j iagajo!) of government.
One nbsei v atiftn has I ten mode which
' 1 Shows that the meaning of tfeis resolu*
1 j tion has not been properly understcod,
'which, relates to th*- commissioners oi
i ; the sinking fund, but the c'ommisidn- :
■ ers of the sinking fund are not strictly
speaking officer*, The ditties they .is
j charge are ex officio, ill virtue of their
. ! holding oth- r high omi es, and as
j mlssioncis they itrdic no salary. I
will go awl state that this resb
-1 lution does not contain anyvetoOMtbe
! union oi sm Ii offi. eB, such a> time, in
the custom-houses, \vlwre the compen*
>ri attache to each appointnient is
. too Ktnall to support the officer, and the
, duties too inconsiderable to occupy Ids
, timet in consequence of which sey feral
small appoiiitme ins are United in one:
: man, on the true print iplts of cc .noi.iv.
Mo this resolution iS intendbd for great
—Mich as that which has be-in al
luded to. 1 believe th..t the -person who
- made that appointpieut i - himself con
us that it was wrong,* and th .t so
fariVomcptertaining the tetllngt which
di.iicii have imftgiiifd, he will feel a
Hnt ci i. Mx.ee for this Ik-Use,
' ihoedd they pass it.
( I) .k'r to be coif.tir.ufd. )
JSew-Ycrk, JuntiY. j
! By the brie* \\ iliiaro, captain War-]
jeer, which arrived at this port last
j evening from Liverpool, the* Editor of j
the Men dveriisfr has bteh
tavoured with London papers'to the 3 1
ay, fwodays biter than anj previ
received ; but no event of mngni
tu huvirg occured en the Eun
() "continent io the intermediate space be- j
a -.Mir former nod present hch .« ■ B
from that quarter, these papers ureal- I
' most without interest;
I
I An order hat-been issued by the Spa- ;
rnment for removing all re- ;
struint from American vessels trading'
to the ports of South America.
ICE FOR SALE.
AHE Subscriber respectfully informs
the Cicizuis ot tVafh ngton that lOK snsy he j
had hy die I'B'f-tr.Lor i lot at his houfe
on F Artec l.oiih, two liooct from hir.
Madison's.
KONORE JULIEN.
June 20 -3t
T'
* HC Bnbfcribcr takes tins method to in
form the jubic, that lie has enlarged his
tave;n cordtderitiiy (or the accommodation of
'I'r.«,vtllers and lioarder-; Ins itand being oh
f itrect opiiolitc ihs- . -«nk and very ntar tne
- .dec*. He fi.ittc.i. hi,iu'c!t from tne
advsoUgcof Kit. lunation and the feaio aide
n-.is ir his charges, with the ltr.cSr, scttntiun
to bufjfttfr., to give general lid'UCii. a.
iHOMeJ iriOAPiJ,
June so—wtf
PUBLIC AUCIION.
V V ILL be fold at the houfe cccnjved by
NABLji YOU>.C on the v.apitol Htii c.,p<>
fite ...r. EouckS, a quantity ii Huutchotd
Vuriiioire, confiding ot -eds iiedlit»d», Chairs,
'i'aSicM, Sen. Alfo, a «iu».iti yol r>c.ek», .aid
in an oviii ."•'ho, three H<y
The Ule to commence at i% o'clock Vn
Saturday artt June. Three; months creoit j
to be given en uj proved lecuricy ; ail ludi*
uiiiicr ten collar* c.lh.
N. L. %'JJiEN, Auctioneer.
June 20— it
CAUTION.
WHFRE.V* my wife MAUY hs» eloped
from my betel and board. Therefore all per
loot are hereby wjr«e-d SgajoA creili
harboring her em my sec .un-, a» 1 am deter
mined not to paj any debts of her coucr.ic2iiig
after the date har«*tf- „
AZ*.*MH GATTOIi
V." aldington city, Jur.c »o 3t
AN ACT.
Giving furth r time to tin- proprietors
ol certain lands, forftitedfor the non
payment cf taxes, to redem tie
stun
{Passed February Ist, 1805.)
"U i
J 'E ft inaettd by tne General Assem
bly, That the proprietors of lands for
feited td, and veiled in the common*
wealth, by the non payment ot taxes,
agreeably to thfc net, intituled, " An
ail more effectually to provide tor the
payment of taxes upon lands within
tin. commonwealth,* may redeem the
.b) pacing into 'die trcoifufy of thii
commonwealth, on or before the full riisy
of March, in the year eighteen liun
drcd and feven, all -nears of taxes due
the icon.
Thfs act thatl commence and In: ill
force from and after the puffing there
of.
A copy from the roll,
Tcft,
J.PLEASANTS, pm.
i the i oils
Richmond, Juris \1 -3*
FDR SALE.
I: II IT cxterfi-re and valnah'eeOate form
erly owned hy I'rctaly Thornton, efq. and lute
the property of Sharp Deiaty, efq. deccafcd,
CtHatidit. Northumberland county Virginia,
three niiicb from the Court Houfe, and Ujing
on the Potomac nearly cppolhc tt> Point
Look out
la property confdU of about fljoo rcrea,
1700 ot whith ii fertile low grcunds, well
adapted to the growth of Indian corn, to
bacco and all, Linda of (mill grata, and hi,*h
ly important for grazing—Thifc land.* truu.
rally rich and fertile are captb c of the higkeft
improvement, having iiiexhauftiblftfouristof
femweed caQ upon the fhores, ekfily obtained j
I'.rge quantities of oyfter fhil'.j on th« Giorcs,
J.idian backs on difr-rent parts of the
lanchj feme valuable r.iaiOi cfiy reclaimed
taay be ad p"ed to fires or culture-.
i hou tt.ep emifi*a luhttantial built
britk dwelling houfe two (fori.a high; up
ward* o{ eighty feet front, well fin'fhed, two
well hm.it brick houfe* forming a Icjuarc with
the houfe Ac ufeei as 1 fscen. Upwardl
°' 3° -T *° ' cet '" g°°d reprir ; a brie k v ible
with flalh lor ia horfe*. and a l»-ge coafeh
holds in the middle; a brick d-iry and a
brick ftrUhoule, atfa m ettenfive frame brn.
There '• s Urge pr'pditioo. of wood lar-l-i
in. Imlci in tl>e 1 7C.0 u.rcs, heavily cover.*
wiih white f'.«k, liicfcorv, and chtfuut, and a
« .mild . talve quantity of thriving lociUl, red
cedar and wil.icr. rrr«
j The hi.h l.»nd confining of $co or Mora
1 Sere» is ot a good -pi J id affords >
goo* opportunity ol improvement
I I his property w&lbe fold together cr. ditid
•J tiitb convenient larm*, to tuit porchaleri,
and poffcfG jd wdi heinHi) .1.1 c y giv-or Any
further defeription h thought uiil.sctiT.ir7 an
pectoris inclined to parcaale wi.lno doubt
vieW the inn !v
. ppiiation to remade to John Murphy of
Weftmirciaud county, m faniea Moore on the
pre-miics, who are it. Ed to Biake
condit'ipnul contrail* for the igpiti
Jaoe 4*—wfn
<
I To the Korth Carotin* Gold Mine Com
puny.
The following resolutions were pas
sed by the Board of Directors, tt their
adjourned, nieetirgon the 1: "th of June;
1806.
solved, That the subscribers to the
North C,.\f< lina Gold Mine Company h«*
required, and they are hereby requir
ed to pay the sum often dollars on each
; share to which they are respectively en
til- I, on of befoie the l£th day cf July
i next, fer vhe p ■ defraying 'die
j expence of prosecuting the business of
j the Company,
Resolveef, ThatWim.iam Thorn
ton, E:-q. be aUthoristd to receive all
payments that shall be ma?..- up tier th •
prccc dh.g- resolution, n 1 account with
the Bonrd for the same.
htiolved, 'I hat the above resolutions
be phblisherj i\ the Nuticnal !
c< r for the inloi ruavion of the stcckhol
tlcis.
DAN I. CARROLL of Dud'n-
E resident.
June 20—3?c-;lwtlsJ.
CHASE'S TRIAL.
This day is 'Published
By Samuki H, &mi?h.
TRI A X
SAMUErCHASE,
An Associate Justice oJ the Su*
f rente Court of the United States,
IVJ-KACHI-VD
By the House of Representatives, for
Htcn Crimes and .\ihdkjikan
'tius, before the Senate of the Uni\
States.
Taken in short hand,
By S'AMtrxi If Smith & Thomas
Lloi a.
■ In. Two large Octavo Volumes-— in
Boar As, price ■ to fuVcribeM f.mr
dollars irid a half——sod to ncn fubici;- 
bers five dc iiors.
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A much ciday ha*been incurred kit
the poblicstjo* of thit trial th.au rh-. Editor
contemplated. We has, however, the fatit
{•(ftion of fayincr th*t no tfiort has heeu emit
ted by him to give it to the public at aa
r period. The dtlay his arikii from the
rcvtfiou ©f the fpccchce of th*; Js/!ai)a>er« and
Cc.unfc.l. The publication might Uaig Jiuce*
have been nad * in a lef* perfc T cfre's ; but it
was deemed highly rl IkabU thai in » cafe;,
which, indetxendeiitly of its own irpert.i.rj,
tnipht be a precedent in future tiuics, to facri
fice time rasher tf .n precmoa. The w-rfc
boW sppesri before the public,, »ich the en-.
.pi elation of the Editor that it will be coi.fi
iicrtd as meritJDjj tiie "char*-£ef of an impartial,
comprehenQve sr.d ffithful u*t -.o 1 i
All the f'peechet f <.»* lew revlfed j,rni inf-rt.
ed at length, in cowne'Stson wiih
fclfe formed a part oi the trial.
Editor* (A 'other print- will confer 3 benefit
li/ inferring tkid btlftruftment a itw times .a
their papem.
March 14 —
District oj Colvmbia Washington,
county, to wit.
IN the raft -ai JOSEPH FLAtjr %a ii- c f n
vent debtor ccu'lncd in the pmOa of V
ingtoß county for debt, notice i hereby given
ito the creditors of the fai.l F.aut that oi
I aj.i day of June in ft at -he court room i
■i at the hoar of 8 oV. -c k* \L the Ofttfi
pretcri'aedhy the acl ■ •-, entitled,
»C% tor 'In relief <■: InfolveAt d«tbt*>ri
within the coil-rut of '<iv.ii' ia" will bo «dn i
oittered to Caiu. Fbut and a trurUc ap;
t civic be then and
iherc (kew to the contrary.
Ordered that this not.cc be t uUifned in the
National Ifttahigcnccr and W.dhiagtou !
ii.tt time* in each paper intlczj the. u.J
13d day of Jur.e.
&y order,
Wm. BRfcNT, Ck,
June ri—Jt
District •/ Colun bia, WttshingisH
toufity, to «
IN the cafe of JOHN. S infoll crt
r confined in the £rifoai of Waftiinj
county for debt Node* is htre'.y given to the
creditors of the ftia* Jona filter, that on the
*;J day of June mil at the capitol iv
the court room at the 1-Otir oi 8 o'clock a M.
tha o-th prefcribed by the adl ot Coegrci», en
titled " acft for th.4 relief o: info,vnu dec-t
--urn Within the dift-i St ptColumbia, wiil l-e
adminiftered to the faid John Sutcr and a rjrai
tec appointed unit fa fuS*■ ient c. ui'e te tin it.
and there fliewn to th« contrary.
leted that this notice he puMioVni in
toe- National liitelhi-enctr, and Wafkii
pcJcr-tift three du.es in taitfa paper pilor t#
that day,
By, order of the honorable Win. OrSßch?
Ffij chief judge ol the circuit court of the?
diftricSt ot Cb.umbit. .
WM. BRENT, Ck.
Junff ti ■y. . ,
i\o ricfe.
VV ILL he ettofed copuHl.c f«\; for rc->oy
euro on the »o;h d*y o: ]u.:e n-xt at'l'.ctifi
D is.cellt'.* tavern, all the right, title, ciaim
and intcreft ol X.< cert !•» -v\< in «nd to
No 4 in square i.'o gao with commedioaa
Brick. DWeilmg 11..111- thre«
I ftories titgh and the otl-.cr twn, Ufc the. pio
perty of the laid '.r,,wi,. ra>icii by vir:u# of a
writ of fiera fate**, iflucd froffl tt»e dec nil
c Mi. t of the liifiriiH. of Co .iiiiihia tor thee, cuii
ty of Walk Dgttui -t ri A>a*
vi foil f. t the ' .J p: cr. will ba
tiprfed to pii-ii.- ..''., tor read] c fii, ah ths
r g .t, tit'c intcrcft of johu Mobrd
i (i-ti,ltr) in and •■ ot Klou-d in
<, { with a fms hog
thereon, law the property of the faid Moore*
t ken fieri lacias ifl'uctt
ljum.the coiitt atofclald,at the tuit of Samuel,
die ii.
Sale ti* commence at it cVock.
DaNl c. lilliu, Mt-Aih'
June » wt-Jf
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