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Georgia Republican,
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fATF IN ITLUGFNCft|<
JST ETON and MORSE.
SAVANNAH, April i, tcs
N O T 1 C £,
AT the rtpiritioa of nine Months from
ti.ia date, Utplipnon will be made to
he honorable judges of the Info ior Court of
Chatham County, for leave to fell, (• r the
benefit of the heirs and credi’or., that lot ol
Jaud known by the number five (y) Third Ty-
Ihjng, Reynod3 Ward, Savannah, belonging
tothe ellate of John ilattpr, Baker, la-e < f
laid place, containing sixty feet in front and
ninety feet in depth, more or less, adjoining
A lot of James M’Conky’s.
THOMAS DOWELL, Aum’r.
ELIZABETH DOWELL, Adni'x.
Savannan, March 11, 1805 <m. pm.* 59
Fire Wood for sale.
Apply to
JOHN WATERS.
January 3 ts 3^
ALL persons having demands agah.fi the
ellate of THOMAS NE 1 HERCLIFT
deceafcd will render them in to the lublcrjber,
iavanr.ah,
CHARLES HARRIS.
Admmifirater.
Febuary. 7 w.
no net.
Thoft having any claim again]) the
SHIP ANN
are requeued to prefer.: them immediately for
settlement to
Roe & Davis.
Jan. 31. 43- ts
Goods.
* SALT,
Crates of CROC Kb RY, well iflort
cd for retailers
Cases of GLASS-WAR*, confiii
ing of tumbler?, wines, decanters,
crewits id fall cellars ; they ate
well packed and the boxes of a
convenient free.
NAILS of all sizes.
Dutch and American GUNPOW
DER,
Dutch'LINSEED OIL. GRIND
STONES.
QUERN or handmiil STONES, 23
inches diamcar,
SHOE THREAD ; writing and
wrapping PAPER.-
While and Brown PLrtTIL LAS.
Half pint MATTED FLASKS, pr
dozen or grore.
BOULTING CLOTHS Nos. 2.
3.4.&5.
Blue, brown, and Oznaburghs
THREADS
OUNCE THREADS, aflarted.
WAFERS, ELATES and pencils.
Black CRAPE ; VELVET RIB.
BANDS.
Beggars LACE, DEMIJOHNS ;
GIN CASES.
Mill Stone? (ic*\ Cu’len?) viz.
3 feet dutnei-ir 3.6& 7 in. thick.
3 do. 8 in. d:im. it 1013 do do. I
4 do. 8.; do, 12 t) 13 do. dp.
!tc. For file by
Curtis 13okon, £ic.
FeS. 25, t\ 51.
UNION SOCILI Y,
THE Members of the UNION SOCI
KTY uv desired to meet at the Fil.i
ture on Monday the tirtl day of April next
Prccisbly at ten o’clock in the forenoon
it being the Quarterly meeting preparatory
to the Anr.lverfary.
peter S. Latiitte, Secretary.
March 25 60
An elegant Puseton for
Pale by J. BOLTON.
M arc’ll e$ 6t
btores to Let
Sio-es No. 1 8c 2. Commence Row
to let, apply tu
K. & f, Bolton.
March 25 60. 6t
fix couJUrs*s sai ks.
ON MON DAT 13 th Jay j\l:y ntxt
null be sjd it tie Cou.t House in
the City of Savannah before the tours of
IO and i J cluck , the follow.n% property of
as much th ft of as %rV be sufficient tv da
(hinge the Taxes due thereon, for the fob
lew tug years and costs i r 1Z -
*4O Acres La.ut hi Charhuu
County, returned us .he pro,* r
of the eibme of Benjamin Pox,
tax doc tor year ISO 2 4d. bae.
0.. C half or u idivuled t otet\
of 600 Acres Lund, in two irad
in M’intoth County, so. merit
J. hn Gra>s, adjoin.n ; George
M’lntofh and liugfi Clark, re-i
Bapelo cridge pom ed cor as ciu
property o. Stephen Files, ta>
itol and 1802 - 1.4:! jßc
100 Acica pine Lokl 111 Kt
t.ngiiain County, returned as liic
pji er r v o* Andicw Snider tax
Cot I?3I ‘ -OQd. JOi-fir.
JA.ViJw AL3ER, T. C. C. C.
1 via cu 20 <2
A per Q;i who uiue 1
a ’ is -he *.a . *♦ C *n **a Rx.
th; •'t ar •, ar. 1 CarjH era uunnrls, :i>
~h c. 1.1 p oae. • t, •'a .n.ne..i*tian
.j- , u ii •- ed 1 an overicer.
w.v.-iey v ilu- t tier
k,.c. .* . b.
SUPERIOR CO UR T.
Chatham County.
January Term, 1805.
David Johnston, *| petition
vs. lor
Robert Woodhoirfea J foreclosure
UPON the petiiii nos D.vid
J ihnflon praying the Foreclosure of
:ie Equity of redemption of all that
tot of land, in the City of Savannah,
known by the number two[zJ in je
tyl Tything, Derby W rd, contain
mg sixty feet in from, and ninety fee/
m depth, mortgaged by the laid Ruber:
‘Voodboufe to the Paid David Johnston
t >r securing the paytT.en- of two fcvc
ri! !um* f money mentioned in t.wo
t-.veral Bunds or obliga'ions, bearing
tvet. date with the said mortgage ; the
nt given by the said Fmeu Wood
houle to the said David Johnston, and
the other given by the’ laid Robert
Woodh use and one George Woc*-
noufe to the said David johr.fton, 4 nd
upon motion of Mefli-s, Davies and
Berrien of coun'el for ‘he pc itioner,
it ii Ordered, Tiiat 7e principal,
ntereft* and costs due upon the faiJ
wo dot.ds or obligations be paid into
court vt /liin/welve months from this
Jay, ar.d that uniefs the fame shall be
lb p id the equity of redemption of the
said rn rtgaged premtfles vt ill from
t lenceforth lie foreclosed, and other
proceeding?ral;e place pursuant to the
the a6l o :hc general aflcm >ly, in
such case made and provided
efndit is further Or<i r e d. f n ptn fu
ance of the laid act tho t'.r? m e be
publiflied in one ot the . u .. G .-settes
of this state at least once . eve?’
month, ui./il the time fur the ; ..yr t
of the money a'orefaid in r> ,if or
served on the mortgag r 1 1 i *p-cia
agent at iealt fix mon.hs p .vn us to
ttie time of payment as ,-U’ rHaid.
ExtraA from the minutes 3tj Jan. 1805.
J. Bu.'toch, clk.
,am - txpi.
FIKLD (J HARUANDy
‘ ,f - S. Civ Equity.
George Hektvc.S
THE deluadant George Hening having
been lerved with Subpoena m tins
cause, but not entered Ins appearance and in
appearing to the court that he left the juris
diftion of the United States.it was Charred,
That unl els the laid Gei rgc Hening appeared
and anUer-'d tothe above bill of complaint
mi or be lore ’he next term to be held on the
iixth day of May next, that the court would
proceed to pals iuch decree as the nature cf
taecale required
You the laid George Hening are therefore
lioreby notiHcd to appear and anfv. tr to the
taiU bill on or before th* day afotefaid or
the court will pals luch decree against vou as
tne nature of tke C.aie will requite. Clerk’s
owce ol the Circuit Court of the UnirJ states
or the dtltriel of Georgia, at Savannah this
irtieth day of January in the year of our
o<d one thousand tight hundred and five
Stites Glk,
January }i la t6m J 4
G BORG 1/4.
By his F.xcdlency John Mil
ledge, Gt*vrrnor and Co;urnan-
Jtr m chief of die Army and Na
vy of this State, and of ihe Mi
litia thereof.
A PROCLAMATION .
VI/ HERE AS I hive recei
\\ ved official inlonrution
of a molt wilful and cruel mur
der having btea committed on
he night of rhe 19th of Janua
ry last, upon cee O'jdy of Ro
bert Knight, in me county of
Jeffcrfon in this u.itr, which ap
pears from a copy of the verdict
of the inquest held therein, 10
have been perpetrated by one
Mrzekuh Goff, who. ins repre
eiited has made his escape.
In 01 Jtr (btrefjit, that the
laid H-zekiah G its m.iy be
trough to exemplary juilurr, I
iave though trto ilTuc this my
reclamation, ufieri''g a reward
>f Oi\K HUNDRED DJL
*. Ak 10 any peilnn of pcrlons,
•vho will appre end and loJg:
nun in fomc secure jaii within
his hate. —And 1 do hereby
charge and require all officers
ivil in 1 n.ilit iiy, belong ng to
his State, to cS aiding and as
>isting in apprehending tne fjd
licz.kiah G. ff, lb that he iiuv
or Oruug.u by a due couife of
law, to aniwerthe charge alledg
ed avauitt him.
Given unaer my hand, and
the G ent ->eai of me Si'te,
at the State Houle in Lou
1-ViLLE, this cwcctv-cight
day of February, in the
year of our lord, one chou
fand eiehc hundred and
five, and of the Indepen
dence of the United States
of America, tne twemy
nioth.
JJIT\ T iVHLLEDGE.
Pv tli- (jovtnwr,
ii.l . A S’ VY| v '’ •?
rv ct ‘u-z me
Gro sdV ; 1 if- > r.iTE.
\ “TORE, TWO ROOMS, .LARGE
YARD, STABLE AND CHAIR
HOUSE, crthe Store feparate.to be rented
in a conveuien situation. Apply to the Prin
ters.
Commissioners
of pilotage.
Savannah, Jan< 4, 1801.
IN conlequence of several persons aft- 1
ing illegally as V . to rs. I
Orbeset, That the ferretary do I
j uhlifh monthly the names of tuch Pilots as 1
pofiefs branches or certificates from this
board.
Exit ad from the Minutes,
1 homas Pitt, Sscttiary
Agreeably tothe order of the Board do
hereby give notice, the following <pe r sons 0 n
ly, are duly authorifed to aft as Pilots
Richard Wall, branch Pilot,
W.lliam Wall, Certificate Pilot acting un .
der him.
Thomas Not rage, Branch Pilot.
Elijan Broughton, Brancn Pilot
John Major, afting under him.
George Philips, do.
Gtor"e Conner, -j
John flransdy,
George Morgan, Certificate
David Brown,
Jame? Brown, Pilots Aftjng
Peer Ceafar,
Jamc Johnllor.,. f or themselves.
Ifnam Clay,
James Scranton,
William Wylie,
Hansford Bailey;
Thomas Pit;. Secretary.
Cabinet & Chair Matin'* &
K~>
Uphot ft cry.
THE fuboriber return? that ks tr,
Sis *rlends and ’he public for past
■at informs (hem rh.u he car
.cs cm /he a ‘ive huhnefs ‘ll i/s vari
u’ cranenes, at his fho;: in Bernard
J(rei,r.ppufite Job T.Bo Ls%bOard
ftg r.uule. VVoik of ail kinds will be
-xeetted -,vi'h difpa/ch.su the mofi rea.
w ait term, and warranted of the
uelt lity.
Otters from town or country will
ae thinkfully received and faithfully
scuttj).
WILLIAM RIGGS.
STL 7. Qb. law
CAMltiuN cOUNTT,
Suferior Court ,
March Term, 1804.
Wm. Jones, attorney in |
tail fir Hays id Vick- l Foreclosure
ery ’ ( n ..
vs. 1 Petition for
Thddeus Parlifs .
Upon the petition of Wir.
Jones junr. of the town of St
Mary’s attorney mfadtfoi Messrs.
Hays & Vickery, letting forth
mat a part 01 lot No. 5, in
tiwn of St. M-tiy’s had been du
lv mortgaged by one Thadeuj
Parkils to the laid Meßrs. H*.
6c Vickery, for the confideratio
of sixty-eight dullars and eigir
cents, which h id never yet beer
paid, and praying a loreclolur.
of the equity of redemption.
On motion of Mr. Jackson,
it is ordered, That tne principal,
interelt and cods be pnid int<
court within twelve months froiii
this i>ate—gnd’ unlels the lame
thali be so paid, the equity of rt
demption will from thenceforth
be foreclofed.—And ii is furthe.
ordered, in pursuance of said ad
thac this rule be puoiifhtd i.
one of the public gazeues of ihu
date, at leuftonce in every month
or lerved on the mortgager, o, 3
his lpcciai agent at Jeait A*
mon 11s previous to the time tht
money is di reded to be as
aiorcfaiil, Extrad from the mi
nurcs, ilus zoth d-y of March
1804.
ISAACCfiEIVS, S .C. C.
Apt/ rj
DlSTttlC’l O* v/^OR(jlA t ) Decc.Tiber
CIRCUIT COURT S Term , Bj 4
fames Cruden id tVm. Hannaj, “1
y.s. i Jn f
0 ,vcn Owens, Samuel Douglaft,
Patrick jf’ J and Dear man Jar- j ‘l 1111 )”
dain id Shaw. J
11’ appearing; that the defendants in this
Caufe-pue out of tue jurifdiftion of this date
and nave imp! ‘aded one of *he complain’s in
this court, and the Inferior court tit the count;,
of Chatham, and it is necetiary for the pur
poll* *i that tile laid defendants do
appear and hntVrer to the bill of the com
plaints.
Wherefore ordered, tha the defendants
a*’Ornin in this date, tie forced wrh t _:uli
p >em, in this in this cate, amt a copy of this
order, and that notice be puMithed for to
■noiiths in the Gaaets of the city of Savan
nah, requiring the dKenuants to hnfwcr to
ihe bill of the compi vnams, cm or before the
tint day of August next, utherwtfe t'.ie fait!
hill to be taken pr* confctfa <t ‘Ve coart will
oafs fuoh further orders and de-ree u'f the
o-afe, as wll answer the pnrpoies of juftlce.
Extraß from the Minutes.
Stites, Clerk.
Take NOICL,
THAT Nine mouths after th ; s date,
itoatl maiu. app.icat’-0,, t 0 t h e j unices of
the inferior court of this c ounty, for leave to
fell the landed property of :he eilate of John
B. Gaarcieau deed, for the benefit of credi
tor
*iary A.
Aim*
T.*i.*r > G -y. i* ts 57 i 9
surnrjop vdxv'.tj
Camden Ccur. y,. >
Oftouer Term ISO 4 j
WHEREAJames Muir and Roior-rrMai -.i
of the City of Charieftpn in-South-Ca
nlinaj merhants, have sued a petition
this honorable court setting forth, that Dav'n
Garvin and amuel Miers, late of the twnici
of St. Mary’s merchants, are indebted to tberr
in one bond or obligation dated, the l'eventb
day of April, 1803, in the lunrt of.tv. o thou.-
sand iive hundred and seventy two dr liars:
and whereas to secure the pavrrem of the
I said sum of monev, did mortgage all ’hat di
vided moiety of lot, No. 5, in the town r j
Mary’s, particularly described iud sent fs.r.
in the said petition.
east onre in every month, until the time ap
p anted for pa_ ment expixei, or served on the
laid David Garvin and S-muel Meers fix
months previous thereto.
from the Minutes, OS. Zsd. 1804
Isaac Crews, c. s. i . c. c.
iam 27 ts
■
iiouuty to Monefty !
If the person who Hole ar.d rode tayherft
on Tuetaay night, will return-the fiddle and
bridle, I wi I give him twud- ilars for ;.la han
ifty. He will accept my thanks for not kee
ping the horse.
Sami. Moipt .
ALL those who have tie
mands againfl the estate of Thomas Bour'ke,
Elq. dec. \vill prelent them to
JANE BOURSE, sidn'trix.
March u ts 55
GEORGIA, l
Effingham County. _S
Txj the lionoiable judge Jones pre
fent.’
The petition of Iff a ! Ki jf r.
Humbly Sheweth, Tiiat sometime
in the year of our Lord one thousand
ftven hundred and nine’v l’even, Joshua
Zant of the county of Effingham, did
make his certain note in writing for the
sum of one hundred and twenty eight
dollars ar.d seventy five cents, to lfa'el
Kieffer, which to the heft of your pe
titioners recollc&ion, rerds thus, “ 6 day.
after date I prcmtfe to pay or cause to be
paid unto Ifarel Kieffer for the use of
John F. Kieffer minor, and son of the
said Hard Kieffer the sum of one hun
dred and twenty eight dollars seventy
five cents, for value received. Fat and
1797”
(Signed)
JOR. ZANT.
On which said note your petitioner
received fifty dollars, fmee which time’
the said no'e is loft or rmfl.ud, so thst
your petitioner believes it is entirely
loft. Your petitioner therefore p’ays
yotlr h >nor to establish the said note
with a credit of fifty {dollars thereon,
•md your petitioner as iu duty bound
will ever pray
(Signed)
ISAREL KIEFFER.
GEORGIA,
Effingham County.
PERSONALLY appeard the said I
farel Kieffer who being drily sworn fay
rth to the belt of his recolle&ion the
•vit in is a rule ftatrment.
ISAREL KIEFFER.
Stvorn to in open ( ourt before me,
December 1804.
H. W. Williams, C k.
GEORGIA, J
Effingham. £
PERSONALLY appeared before me
Gottleib Ernst, one of the justices cf the
peace, Mr. Federick Neflerwho maketh
oath and faith that he feefi Mr. jolhua
riant give a note ol hand unto Mr. I’ratl
Iv’effer, payable in fix days, the note of
land amounting to 00 e hundred and
Wi uty eight dollars frventy five cents
whi h luiu he heard Mr. Zant lay to be
justly due unto Mr. Kieffer, he aifo
t.%creth that he was one ot the tvi fen
ces that signed the note and did lee one
Mr. Ewing and Mrs. Ewing sign .the
note, the date of note he forgot, butts
sure that it was in the fall before the high
trclh. Signed and sworn to this 17 th
day of November, jßoi.
(Signed)
FREDERICK NESLER.
Before me
Gotleib Ernst, J- P. Copy
Dec. 1 t-rni, 1604.
On the petition of Israel K'effer ftatin?
the lois of a note of hand of Jolhua
Zam.
It isordered that a copy of the said
petition, 1 ote and proof, be pubhlhed tot
the space of fix months (at Itaft once iu
eve ry month) in one one of the Gazettes
of this state uniefs objections a-e filed
within that time, ft is further ordered
‘that the said note be pubhlhed
A true copy, Dec. loth, tßoj.
Hen. W, Williams, Clk
Dec. 6m. 1 am. 33.
High Gout of Impeachment.
ANS (PER of SAMUEL CHASE.
(Continued.]
And in this !a!f place he contends
that the law of Virginia in qu-ttion,
is, not adopted by the above mention
ed acl of Cougrefs as the rule of deci
fion, in such cases a* that now undn
consideration. That aA docs indee
provide, “ that the laws of the fevera
dates, except where the conttiuit'oryte -
tics of Ifatutes of the Ui Slates lh?l
otherwise provide, lhall be regarded a
rules ot decision in trra s at cuimno
law, in the courts of tne U. States, b
cafis wh-re they apply” But tht
prortfion in hb opinion, can relate on!
to rights acquired under the ftate.Fws.
which come into queftionoif the tna. ;
and not to forms of pmetfs or modes o
proceedings, anterior-or preparito'V 1
he trial. Nor can it, as this refpon
dent apprehends. Have any appl.catio
.0 ;.id.ct.:.c.,ts for OfTenc'es againil th,
i it*. h r IT. Si ites, hi. 1 ciaa*‘t
•vivo any prop:u<y be c’ded “ tr>uiai
,V
law” It re’ Its’ m< k, in
h.s opii irn, to civil rights acqtr, cd Lin
ger the state laws ; which by virtue of
triis tpro'vfion are, when they come ra
quest on in the courts of he U. St-te?i
to br governed by the laws under winch
t’nev accrued-
If in tttefe opinions this respondent
b e iveorrect, it is an boneft error; and
fe contends that neither such an iri>r
in th • conftrucfion of tbc law, nor hr*
iijr\yrance of a local state lew which he
had no cpptm>prty ot knowing, and of
which the ccuntel for the party whose
< afe it is fuppi fed to have cfft’Cttvl were
: qua !y i,;norai r, c*n be confiJercd at
ao offvi.ce ‘liable to i.mp-.achm.mt, or to
any fort of pumlhment or b ame.
Arid for plea to the fani sixth article
i-f imprachmtn:, tu f:d amuel Chafe •
faith, that he i.- not guilty of any high
crime or misdemeanor as in and by the
laid article isallerjgt and against him ; and
this he prays may be enquired ot by
this honorable ionrt in fuvh manner a*-
iaw and j ilhce shall fetm to thctri to
quire. Wt
Ihe ffven’h article c.f iinpßc’r>mc*t
■elate* to dome conduct of this refpoo
dc t in liis judicial capavi y, at a cir.
emit court ot the U Stacep neid Netv
aftle :n the state of Delaware, tn June
1 Sco. The ftate/nent-
made in the article, is aitogethsr er ra-
Itttuis ; but-if it were true, tliis refpo,id
cut denies, that.it contains any matter
or tt'.-.ich he is liable to impeachment.
It alledges tiiat “ disregarding . ihfl. du
ties of his office, he did defeend from
the dignity ct a judge, and itoop to. the
level of an informer.’* This high of
fence consisted, according to the article,
Ift, in refuting to di C rg’ the grand js
ry although inticatelby fwerat of the
said jury to do so.” zdly, in “ ohfrr
ving to the said grandjury, after the said
grand jury had regularly declared thro*
their foreman, that they had found .n.
bills of indi/ftment, and had no prefer,fc.
ments to m: ke, that he the said Samuel
Chafe understood “ that a highly fedi.
tiou* trmpet had mamfefted itfelf in the
1 state cf Deiawnr., among a certain class
jof people, psrticuli .lv in New Castle
county, and mine e'pec aily in the town
of Wilmington, where litd a moil se
ditious printer, unreftrainetJ by any prin
•f'cipJe of virtue, and regarefiefs of facial
‘order, that the name of this printer wah
f 3 dl y- “’n then ebeefe
ing kimfelf as if fcnfible of the indeco
rum whicti ne was committing.” 4tiilj,
in adding * that it might be affumiug too
! much to mention the name of this per— .
J son ; but it becomes your duty, gentle.
! men, to inquire diligently into this nut
jter,* or words to that elfciS,’ Ad
i cth’y, ‘ Jn authoritatively enjoining on.
i the (fiftrict attorney of the U. States,
i with intention to procure the prosecu
tion of the printer in queftipn, the necef
lity of procuring a fife of the paper* to
which he alluded, and by a rrtnet .exa
rr.ination of 1 hem to find fome passage,
which might turnilh the ground work of
a prosecution against tbe printer,*
Tliefe charges amount in Jubilance to
j this ; that the respondent rtfufed to dis-
I charge a grand jury on .their request,
; which is every .lay’s practice, and which
Ihe was hound to do, if he believed that
|thedue adminiltration of jiiltice required
! xheir longer attendance ; that he dirtct
!cd the attention ot tlie grand jury to an
offence against a Astute otthe (J. States,
, which he had been informed was com—
-1 mitted in the inltuct ; and that he defir
ei tfie dtitrift attorney to aid the grand
jury, in their enquiries concerning the
1 1 X'fttifce and nature of th s oifen ce. By
\ th. fe three afts, each of which it was his
| duty to peri'oi m, he is alledgt and ‘ to have
j degraded his high judicial fuoCiions, and
1 tend:U to impair ttie public confidence
j in, and refpeft for, the tribuna's of
jufttce, so clietitial to trie general wet
tare.’
That this honorable court may be able
to form correctly us judgment, ooncern
ing the transaction m *tioueu in tins ar
ticle, this refpoi>d?n’. tubruirs the follow,
ing It.itement of it, wmcr. he avers to be
true, ana extracts to prove.
Uothez7th day of jure 1800, this
respondent, as cur of the alfteiat, juili
ces ol the United States, pr fiord in the
circuit court of > the Uiiiuv States, then
Held at New CalHe in and ior tht diftuct
of Dele war.., and was alfiitrd bv G nailing .
3edh)rd, elq, then dutnA. judge ot .loc .
U. States tor ilia, diltriJ. At tne
opening of the c. urt on mat day, this ref.
pondent according to his duty and his
uniform practice, delivered a charge t®
the grand jury in which tie give in charge
to them ievc.ai ltaiuies ot hie U. States, , M
and among others, an aft of Lo igrefs _
palled July 14th 1 798, entitled ‘An
a “,t in addition to the aCi for the-punifh
m-nt of certain cii nes against the U .
States,” and communly caned the *fcui
tionlaw.’ He diretted them to en.
4UII - concerning any breach of thole
itatutcs, and elpeciahy of that commonly
called the sedition law, within the dittnct
j! Deli- re.
On the fume day.btfote the ufu.il hour
•it adjournment, toe grand jury cam* into
joint, and informed tne ouur, naS they
ia.i trmnd no indictment or prefentmenr.
nd haJ no buu.iefi. b.iore them, tor
winch reaton they willird to be dlicarg
d. l’los re lied, that it
vis earner than thf ulual, hour of dis-.
cliatging a grand jury j and that bufi
neis occur during tne fitting ot she’
■ourt. He alio .aikeo'tncm it they had
i lidorniation of publications within the
:ill ict, tharcamt under tiie sedition law,
md added, tiai he had been informed,
mat mere was a paper c.. eJ ,'ne ‘ Sl;r.
*t* pubhlhed at VvMmmgtoi, which
oct iiea u w e....us chafes again A the ,