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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-31
AFFIDAVIT, No. 7.

Tertiary Of 0ritans, C,uzty IF Point coubs.,2
Sept 51, 100.
On this day appeared before me, Ebenezer Cooley.
Juice of the peace for the county of Point Conpee
Reuben ktnPer, who being duly fSoru, dec lare,:
'fha, onthe night of the Sd inf, abou, the hour If
2, being at the houfe of Nathan Kemper. within \,
bout two miles OF Pnkueyviie, within the bn,its nj
the Mhhbppi territory the houfe was fprrounded
aud the doors thereof forced ores b. psftv eopin
ing OF at leaf nineteen petfons, whereof fom.
negroes, and iome white men in difEuiG.. Tba,
among the later ne recognized and perioaallv kneu
the following Perlons: Louis Richie Miner Bu,ler
Abraham Horton. James Horton, and two others
whole names he did not recolIet, but expeed Goon
to be able TO aicer,ain, all Of whom are inhabitants ri
| the Milhiirpi territory; and Marcus Carr, lame,
Say, Philip Say and Others reGding within the Snap
| iih lines. or TIE negroes, Whole number amounted
isven, At lsait three, Whole names are William or
Bill, Nat and MoJes, and others whof, Names he did
uf rscollsef, he knew 70 be the property of the A.
bove mentioned Abraham Horton. That the la;d
party, all Of whom were well armed, sfter hav,oo
forced their way into houfc, violently forced hin
from hi, bed roouI, after arugge Of about IS mi.
putes, during which he received fsvera violent bIo,v
en the head and face and after having torn Of n;
ihfrt and tied him with cords forced him over the lin
into The Spauib territory, where they delivered hin
uf, with HE two brothers, Nathan and Samuel Ken,
per, bound IN the fame manner, 70 Soloma. Alton
| who commanded a large party Of armed men. Tina
aid Alton received them within 10 or S fee, of IN
inc, on the Spanih Ode, thu; from THENCE thew ver
conveyed tn the Bayon Tsnica landing, bound as al
ready mentioned, and nearly naked, where thew ver
put on board pFoque, aud there tied all three 70
either, by orders Of laid Alton Tha, faid piroou
vas commanded BY William BTeher, and inlnned b,
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EsDAY MORNING, DEC EMBER 81, 1905.

Charles STUART, Adam Bengaman, Jshn Ratlff, Geo
Rowe, and John Morris that they departed from,
the Bayon Tunica for Baton Rouge, at day break
where faid Wiiam Barker had orders to deliver the
prliooers up to governor Grand Pre-. That as they
paed along the hore of Point Coupee, the prioners
found means TO declare their ftaa,ion to doctor
fowes who immediately gave information thereof to
lieut.. Wilton, con,mandant of the garrifon of Point
Coupee That lieut.. Wilton Immediately manned
his boat, boarded the proaue and took the priloners,
with thofe who conducted them, into cutoGy, about
the hour Of l2 the fame day.
(Signed) REUBEN KEMPER.
Sworn before me. this 9Th day of Sept. 1905.
(Signed) EBENEZER COOLEY,
Jufice of the peace.
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AFFIDAVIT. No. S.

7sr,0ry Of orlean, Csnr,y Of Point Corpse, Sstss,,.;
s, 1905.
On this day appeared before ME, Ebenczer Cooley,
juitce Of che peace for the county Of Poin, Cuupee
Adam Eingan,an, who being duly fworn, declared,
that on the night ofthe Sd infant, avry late hour
he was one OF party commanded by captain ALI
ton, and fationed within few yards of the line of
deinareation at the Spanfh ide for the purpoe, as
declared By captain Alton, of feizng the Kempers,
who were expected TO come from the Aluetiean ter
rieory. That the dilance of about fifty.yards a.
oove the line, he faw party approach who were
hailed by captain Alton, whom they deliv cred
three Priioners. The party to which deporen, Ire
ionged was then ordered by captain Alton to con-
duct tn. Priouers to Bayon runca, where the prilon
er' were put on board pifoque and ordered off for
Baton Rouge, at about day break Oh the fourth That
as they were paling oppofite the pot Point Cou-
pee their prague was boarded by lieutenant Wilton,
with aparty of his men, who took the pr;foners and
their conductors into cutody.
fS;gneSJ ADAM BINGAMAN
Done before me.
lSgnAdl EBENEZER COOLEY,
Jgaiet Of tie pace.
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AFFIDAVir, No. 9.
Territory Of Orleans,

Comfy IF Point Coupe, September s. 1905.
On this day appeared before me, E5enezer Cooley,
Initise ot the peace for the county OF Point Coupee
William Barker, who being duly fvorn, declares
That on the night of the Sd infant, h. was one
OF party OF militia commanded by captain Alton,
which party was Raopea Tor about two hours within
few PAGES of the line of denarcatioA on the Spaniih
hde That they heard noife which was made at a
hort dffance above the line, and foon after faw
party eros the lipe who delivered to captain Alton
three proners, Whole names were Reuben, Nathan
and Samuel Kemper Captain Alton ordered the
priioners to be immediately conducted 20 the Bayon
iunica, where they were put into a proque to be
conveyed to Baton Rouge; tina, d.ponen, was COM
manded BY captain Alton to keep fIia watch on
them, and to give them opportunity of efcapiug
until he &oaid deliver them at the fort of Baton
Rouge; that as deponent wa, pafing oppoite the
garron OF Point Coupee, his pireqae was taken by
hyperion force commanded by lieutenant Wilton,
commandment of the carlton Of Point Coupee, who
took into cufody the prifoners, and the party by
whom they were conducted
(Signed) WILLIAM BARKER.
Sworn before this 5th day of September, 1905.
(Signed) EBENEZER COOLEY,
5J'yfife eft f.Se..
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WILL BE SOLD,

Wild BE SOLD,
1T PaIie .tatFioa, at tbe EAGLE 7aeerx, IN the
eit7 of Richmond, on MoUdxy tie 9th day Of
January:
'Wo LOTS in the fsd city oa shoekos Hill,
4 one of which 10 at prefeut occnpicd by Doctor
AZ Clurg, and joining one of Major nuvas on this
-: is two itory brick dwelling houi, SO fee, fquare
with convenient houfes The other lot ALTO Joins
one of MAJOR Duvals, and is occupied by Mr. M.
Bates; this lot has Dutch roof framed dwelling
hsufr en il Sc feet by l8.
,fhis property is iikewife fabjea to the widows
dover.
r. The terms of payment will be made kno~s, On the
day OF fale. WM LAN0BORNE, Exer.
Nov. 10. cptf
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KisBa,nna 3ar;tes Currens.
To ne RENTED OR SOLD,

To tbe kis5e5t bidder, on eprsniteJ, the STD
da,, sf January mex.
'iAT Valuable Plau,stion called WINDSOR,
i the property Of the late William cambridge,
decd htuased on JAMES River, abou. four miles above
Richmond, containing by late furvey TIT acres
The 6tu,tiop is healthy aud high, co,nnlandina n,of
beautai snd exsenGve proipea Ut the river and ad-
jacsnt country. There conscnic CHS place,
excellent Fiers, @sisr6 the 6aeit ihadd, rock and
other hh maj. IN their leaon, be had, with little
pence, abuul,aD,ly. There is a.taehei this farm
about 60 or l;3 acres OF good lew land any
the river There is orchard containing about 600
apple trees bsjes other frst Of hyperion qua
lily to any in thae part of the country. The build
ings are two Rory dwelling hodfe, with two rooms
and Pafage bs!ow, and three rooms above fairs /;
OF Ron. hay houe 20 feet fquare, with hes which
uf.d rabies, and may with little repair be made
excellent
tit tbe zane time and PLACE,
WILL. BE sOLD--All tie Stock of Cattle, Hor-
les, Mules, Sheep, Hogs, &c. Plantation UtenGis,
Houfehod and Kitchen Furniture, and about 80 like
ly N.groes among them are ali excellent Black.
fn,h and Rope maker. All of which is the Pro-
perry of the faid cambridge.
1fifo aoiN Be- Sold,
Il valuable collection Of Law BOOKS, See &c.
The Land is faoje9 TO tine widows do wsr If fold
the terms Of pay mens viii be mas kaown the day
q! iale. Fer the other properly credit of twelve
months viii be allowed BY giving bonds viii, appro-
we'd ixcurity.
Should a purchafer prefer paying cah, a difcount of
per cent. will be allowed. For all Tulns under ten
dollars, cath viii, be expected.
WILLIAM I.ANGBORNE,
Executor of VIM. cambridge, deed.
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PRIVATE ACADEMY.

NoCToR fIAILEs 7uW qbe1 bis Seminary in
z } R;eLngqad. tie Fiyg d,yef January, 1906
iii e9ajc IF i32rue7im 7oW esmm.ase eyey asoraing,
fSnAsyt e1fsefedI, a. oeioet, nad continue N one
aT4f,ou W o'eieekis bs aj1e,aoot. 2b5ie are u.
ho1rs abpsind for fAbiie tuition, 4pb 1uW eombrebtaJ
Bt following b>anesr Of LEARNING, gig Latin, Greet.
Eggk& SyA.sx, Rhetoric, Rpinents of Tafe, Cs,-beG.
hea., AsImetie, Boot Kee3igg, Gssgrapby, Civil and
Natural HiGOry, Hfafben Myib0iegy, Morality, and
fI bvsoebfi of Glstbes9tiei 7p5fb are re aS6L.abe
10 ,es! NJ iaHf. dlo PLiotoey, Losie, 0,s 6nris of
lHr1thyG1, Pra7icaE Pbiioiapby 4viieb eoyeyeJ.sI
l'o!fieai Eeoaomy, gtf TSgs t,an.Jrs of LEARNING
gt5sR rfanglt Lyaenafcal!y 70 tie rgaet7vt esG,.
7be ftar fer lie prbit tuition 7eAbe Is daliarj Per
quarter 6sidy fve Gg!ars e,enee morsy for ift,
f~, zrbo mg b. erfycdon bore TIE f,8 dag IF Jars-
cry rtsi Hr turing tie eideg eOu Of fady robiJ .o
AqJ fer (vcraf svosf,, 5sirr zoil Be aSri.eS into
s5if igfiDtioa, aeeO Of irva6s a-yoagsmeut,,
7pbsS D,. H. is r0ge,s1 p,eecyt, tie ossrcl nun.
Orr Of bis bgP2t s7f only in sasqeing propo osafe
"ygdr' Of salg fcaebs,.,5at ao il eIgniag 10 ea0s
s9f f',,eiati9e eon1s IF fa6,7r5ie5 might Jreo7e
eboiOs BY a7itisg aesp aqe5zJey, in tie isie,1sSst,
ssa.E Of lie isscU5fi7ht.
4br iszSirg b,aabss ri lsarArp 4pH BE- faaqbt ogiy
NPari'fniSr d,e and at hes bowt zOGeb are not IT,.
s@fd ob'Ss. In e*t,a eJa,gs 7eW BE- 1als for (5rb
$,ipgfe laf;yr.
70, he Leefases on Natural P5iiasnby ant C5,,7il
5,s To6b rxcyi:aft ard tie gj offbe b5gnebie4i ep4
SfrffH, 70 ahayJ per quarter, saf5 tebo!ar.
r." fraf5iggtEE E,tasb language, 10 So Pc, gaa,ie,.
Iaiim Is DO.
SpoajG 10 d.
07.y eSifaycn # parent yofinq in Rie51,srd, 7u;Hbe
ts'fied az Day SeOa,s al afbc,s, 4pbsS baragf ,e.
f' al any Gfs"sf, nge faD lie 6aiags af ibisiafi-
{s.iog.
Hi tt@gc f., Boasdisg, Lo9giqe, CaaM and Fire,
fHffe'' fo' 'Hiioa net beIa&dL, 7eiHGs doRays per
9Hr'f 70 BE- Patti" aeaSee, en7as1ry in oH i1Rhp-
fiaa' .f tbis hai1ya Eae5 boSyd, mn f,s;G biy,ED
gvilb bb s4pn ted
MT any f,(ia 7eliion esfcieg hi, i7eit,fiag in II.
guilty. a ,cqOiar gDeri aay al any the bs per1iia
jo" eiJ6 ~ @s priofc fDfioa, fer NJ spe1s; Of
1'arnTg any Pa',ifaia, 6,aor6 q ees hegae9e, h
fptie' hS sheS aR be Ct Srivafs boi,i eggegi Pro-
Vidcd, ID, rol5-9jgs fec BE- PaiSi oa,a1e..
~ ID, HaRs,'s PIN eeise5,in ,'nd gyfsis'ie Il IL?
FIR Ire igfet7ieq offbsggfeGiv. saress md esor1sg,
Soabfts E6if1r sf Ds Eags,,g.
Rif5xoaS, De. IN. G,;5'Sl n
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AFFIDAVIT, No. 10.

hai|I5ippi Territe,y, S.
Be it remembered, that William Flanagan, Jun. Of
Wikinlon county. in fad territory, Perfonally APP
neared before the undersigned, enc of the hyperion
judges for fad territory and being of lawful age, up
IN his oath dePoih and fsth that lieutenant Olaf
cock and party of twelve light horfe being part OF
captain Jones company fquadron of spasi! light
horie, on the afternoon Of the 2I day of Aucaff Ian
came over the line of dernareaon to this deposents
houie, which is on the Tiehfau creek, al,ou, two
miles above the line, and took him and hi. wife and
carried them about FIVE miles below the Iiae and kept
hem under guard all night, and next morning dii-
niiied his wife, who was taken home by her bro.h.r
who had been TENT after them by her father Tha,
liter ihe was dfmIed they carried this deponen, ! 5
niles further and told him he mum go TO Jail or give
up his horfe. He refuied to give up hi. horfe till
'hey cooked their guns aud piftols all around him
mere being eight of them then preient and iaid he
muir pay them their expenses, give up his horfc or
20 to Jail. He replied he had rather lore his horr.
than go to Jail. Whcreupon they took his horfe
bride and iaddle and difpisd him, and he returned
home on foot. The names of the men who eompof
I'd faid party of light horfe were John Glaftock
lieutenant, Benjamin lie Near, alto an officer Abra-
ham Jones, fon Of the captain Kennada, William Lee
John Bates, - Hale, Obiel Brewer, - Conner
and the names Of the others he does NOT recol,<f
and further fays that mon Of the party were former
y American refugees who fled to the Spanifh country
and further faith nor
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THOMAS BROWN.
LETTER, No. !.


Governor Of f6e dDlHApi teSrife,y to bis <xeeytsey
Cba'ies de GrasS Pre-.
You" Of Igiisgssn, AziGppi Tertiary, Sep,en,ss,
SIR.
was informed thar number of armed ne,x
iu5le1ts Of the king of Spain the Sd infant en-
tered this territory, in the neighbosroed of Pinck-
NEVILLE, and there with force and violence f.ized
three Perions by the name of Kemper, ab,.fed them
IN an inhuhlan manner, tied and carried them into
your territory, and threatened comfortable outrages
to others in the fame neighbourhood. This conduct,
ilr, does not eomport with that good understanding
and friendly dipofition, fuppofed to exit betwees
our governments. Neither is fuch condu6 to be to-
lerated by government which is influenced in all il,
relations with Others by regard to juAire and natl
onai faith, epecaly 70 an,pe in reources to do
Juiiee to itielf and to command refpea from Others
as the United States
This letter, fir. is difpatched to you by fpecial
eenger, in order that your exceileucy may be fpee-
diiy aiviied OF this understandable tranfaion, and
provide againt iimar outrages and their conlequen-
cess as ALTO to Afford foe explanation of the one
which has given rife to this letter.
am with great refpea, yours, &c. &C.
(sgned}
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r. WILLIAMS.
Hii Rxte!l.G:y csarls, de Grand Pre-.
LETTER. Mo. q

LETTER, No. Q.
1.,sH'eaaaf Pig0H to govtyaor HiLiani. Point Coz.
Pee, SEPT. s, 1905.
conceive it to be my duty to give you rate
ment refpeSting the reicue of the Kempsrs lfom
party of Spaniih fubeds. Information was given to
me that kemper, and feveral Americans VIZ taken
ny force OF arms from their refidence aPuc kney-
vile, by patty of spanilh fnbjeas, ard were on
their way to Baton Rouge. Immediately manned
the boat and took the Kempcrs, Reuben, Nathan
aud Samuel together with the guard, prifoners, who
have IN confinement, and fha keep them 70, us.il
receive orders from the proper authority for their re-
leate have had taken the depoltions of the Kem-
pers, and TWO of their guard, which eneIofe you.
My force is weak, and e1pea an attack from the
other fide of the river. MALL however, give then,
as hearty reception the ituation of my force will
admit OF. Asgovernor Claiborne is, prefume. with
you, hope you will confult with him, and let me
know, as fpeediy poflible, what is to be done l
have wrote captain Sparks. at Fort Adams, To fend
me reinforcement, as think the good of the fer
vice really requires it.
have the honor, &c. &c.
(Sisned)
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bis
.neD WILLIAM x FLANAGAN.
(Signed)

mark
Taken this 7th day Of September, 1906,
at the town Of WaihiGgton in the
territory aforefad, before
(Sigred) THOMAS RODNEY.
NOTB,-The within deponent, Thomas Holden
lays that it was reported that William fssagau, I'm
bad k,ied certain john sharp, as within mentioned
* had fed from the Spanh part of the country and
that his wife, after he had fed, alto left the country
and brought their Rock and goods above the line
and left them in the care Of William Flanagan, Jun
who is nephew to William Flanagan, fen. and ion-
in-llw to faid Thomas Holden and that this was the
only Pretext the Spanib light horfe had for coming
above the line and behaving as they did
(Signed) THOMAS RODNEY.
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LETTER, No. q.

TIE g'v.-nor IF he HfiEBGbpi territory 70 H,nfcrs,,
IVDo7, eommdadanf at Point coaS.e
WAsaiSoros, NJ. +. Sept. o, 1905.
SIR,
this moment received your d;fpatch, dated the
9Th INIT informing me Of your having taken and COZ.
fined SPanifh party which had, on the nigh, of the
Sd infant, forcbly taken from this territotv. ,hs
three Kempers, whom the party had in their pof-
FELTON, when you took them. Your eondu6t. FIR. ON
this oeeaiioa merits appreciation 70 far as ! ain IN
formed of it,
requeil that you viii, with all po7fble Sfpateh,
have conveyed TO this territory the whole Of the of
Tending party, to be delivered over to the civil an-
thofity; alfoth Kempers. ] requea you will deli
YER them at Fort Adams, where further orders will
remain. Captain Sparks has informed me the rein-
forcement he fent you, will aa ALTO as a guard for
the above purpofr.
enelofe for your information the copy Of an order
which have This day inusd in cdnfequence Of thefs
outrage5, aud Others committed Oh the line eaa.
wsrdly from PipekneyviIle.
am, &c.
fSgaoIJ ROBERT WILLIAMS.
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WANTED or RRNT,

a eoMMoDIOUst HOUSE, atE lot, qoiib fq-
L ( kfgg oHsotel fteras--T5s r.fia,y Of fJr fs5c7
'Seng IL sc<.,r:G Affy 10 Js Editor sji5s ss1ais0
Oee1vb., 10. 1873
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yEOu3ToN's newly invented PATENT ME-
, j. TALLtC HONE, may he had a, Mr.. Geo.
0reenhow's fore. oppoGte the Eagle Tavern. The
utility OF this machine for letting Razors and other
initrunenis which require fine edge, renders !, an
Object worthy The attention Of every individual who
may have oecafon for its ufe.
December ~. ~
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II NEW TAYERN.

- EUBEN BURNLEY refpeafuiIy informs the
N public, that he has opened HoRfe of Enter
tarment IN that comruodious new building wet Of
the Court houle. Attached TO the premifes is a new
itorc liable inferior none in the fate; and that he
Is in every repea, well provided for the accommo-
dstion Of gentoe company.
n. 3. Very hberai wages will be gwen for good
Cook--a male would be preferred.
Charlottesville, Nov GO epou
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DOCUMENTS

Aee.nta.y.g MESSAGE fran is. PRESIDE NJ.
ef.se tIra.d States.
co~Srjaag n FIJI Lsyt6 all i6< aar,s net -eo.say ID
jsrsed IN sbs EssnirS.
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LETTER, No. s.

T5' S'srr'y y ne Afi9TEe@ territory, 70 reSteis
Sff'I', eormrl8isg at Fort AaamA
NATeHps, SeefenBu OH, 500.
10 o'clock at night.
As was aarting from wsfhfngton 10 this pIae,
received Jour Letter Of the zen infant, with or
psicb frorH captain WILTON
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Delinquent .@ares former RrqgiEtions.
NOTICE is hereby given, that al! mares upon
" which there fhal appear to be due delinguc.-
cics Of former requitions, will be offered FOR fale at
MIR Brookss tavern, in MancheRsr, on the / lth day
OF February next, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
BY order IF the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, Clerk.
December 27. fSttIith
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r. SPARKS.

His est,Yaaey Rolert WilHar,, gfq gev0-
nor IF The bfi1lGfPi territory.
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CvoLunr 2.

hm tor fix months, but heard tina, Flanagan aud his
tamhy had gone up to the Bayou Pierre When
iaiu company came up. this depanent was fitting on
nus fence, about fifty yards frop his houie and after
what had paled before related, an officer anonc,
them by the name of lie Near, ordered ;hi, demo.
nent to 60 to hi, own houfe, laying that he fhou,d
put him and his family under guard To which this
dePonent replied, that he fliouh not be put under
guard by him, unlefs be had authority from the u
nted States the officers of this territory to do 70.
WhereuPos the officer drew his fword or dirk. and
threatened to run this deponent through in an inftapc
IL he did no, fubmit. Then one Of the company cock
co nus p'ito', but faid nothing. Then Glaicock came
up with rife in his hand, and ordered this tlepo.
nsnt tn go along inaantly, or he would make him.
ms dePonent replied, that lie would not qe thar
they had no buiinef. above the line, and ordered
thera to go below, where they belonged LIE Near
replied 20 this that his authority was above the line.
as wen as below. Damn the line, he did not regard
IT. and other words to that pnrpore. After this, the
party went on, and left this eyponent. But before
ehey went of, two Of this deporients fons came v
and he told them what had patd, and ordered then,
to go to the houe ard get the guns and they would
XIII all the damned Spahiards, for they had no BUZZ
peis above tbe line, and upon Gying this the party
LETT HIM. And he f1rshcr faith not.
(Slgned} 10 ltes ~.
THOMAS HOLDEN, Sen.
Taken this 7t' day of September 1906, at the
town OF Warrington, in faid territory, before -
(Sisned) $50 .. r.
THOMAS RpnuyN
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WILLIAM WILSON,,
LETTER. No. q
Lieutenant cemmandant

Captain Sparko tie goyc,ger st5e EfiEspi tt,r;fo,,
Fsr hdams, Septrm6e, 4, 1905.
have the honor to forward you dispatches from
captain Wilton At Point Coupee. ri mould h,
your win have the party therein referred to- taken
to this place, to be delivered over TO the civil author.
ity, the command of fu',altern and twenty-five
men have ient from this poft to reinforce Captain
Wilton, will be infru6ed to execute il.
am, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-31
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

T-HE fareholdcrs of faid company, are hereby re-
L quired tsPaY into the hands of James Bran
der treafnrer, the additional fun Of Dollars on
| each fhare, or before the srh day Of February
| next. .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-31

L,e1eHaaf Wig0H to goVt,nor WiLiiani. Point Coz.
Pee, Sept s, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-31

Territory IF o,ieans, County Of Point Coupe, 2,
Sept. 5, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1805-01-21
TRIAL OF JUDGE CHASE.

From Wat5irgtar, Jan s, Bog" On We'd
neiday. the venerable Magitrate appeared be-
fore the High Court of Impeachment when
the Prefident Of the Senate (Mr BURY infor-
med him that having been fummoned to anfwer
the articles of impeachment, exhibited againit
him by the Houie Of Representatives, the SEN
ate were ready to receive any anfwer he had to
make. The Judge requeifed, in confederation
OF age and inhru,ity, thar he might be induIged
with chair, which being Immediately furniih-
ed, he ftated himfelf near the centre Of the area
of the Senate Chamber, in front Of The Pref
dent. The members were feateG in boxes,
covered with errwI6n, IAN emblem of the esan.
isaaar<f of every democrat prrfcnt) on each
Eide flhe Prehdent, aud III a line with his
chair. After apauic of few moments, the
Judge rofr, and made feyeral obltrvations or
che articles of impeachment and reGucited