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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-01

plain LANGUAGE, wcuId run thus :---God O
love, father Of all the families of the earth,
we are qoing to tear in pieces our brethrenof
mankind, but oar strength is no. equal to our
fury, we beseech thee to assist usln the Work
Of slaughter: 90 out, we pray thee, with our
fleets and armies J; we call them christian,
and we have interviewer in our banners, and
the decoration of our arms, the symbols OF
suffering religion, that we may hght unaef
the cross upon which the Saviour died. WHAT
ever mischief we do, we shall do 1t IN thy
name. we hope, therefore, thou wilt protect
us in it. Thou, who hast made OF one Oioo %,
all the jewellers upon earth, we trust thou WIZ
view us alone with partial favor, and enable
us to bring misery upon every other Quarter
of the globe
" One murder makes a villain,
Millions hero Princes are prlylledg'd
To kill. and aumbers sanctlfy the crime.
All Why will kings forget that they are
men,
And men that they are brethren! why de
light
In human sacrifice why burss the ues
OF nature, that should knit their sous 10
gether
In one soft bond of amity and love
They yet still breathe destruction, stu SO
Oh
Inhumanly ingenious to find out
New pains, for hfe-new terrors tor the
grave.
ArtiGcers Of Death! still monarchs dream
Of universal empire growing up
From universal ruin. Blast the design
Great God Of hosts-nor let thy creatures
fall
Implied victims at ambitions shr1ns.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-01
A WATSON, eang
w. r. TROpTER,
As'ing deputy adj. geaet4l:

AsR'5fdHa rCDfce. T0Ne Z2jh, 1907
Dispatches OF ehich tao folioRiag arc CO.,
pies have been recrived as ihio oRiee,
from commodore cir IIoc7c no9aam
addressed to Wm. Marsden ESQ.
Z lis Myssty's slip OjGdsm, Nio, d.
Il FlaG, Aug. Is Sos
SfR--When the eysatS o. Has eease 10
be favorable TO any a.mameng, coaad.yis
so be the duy Of ,he conan JaGiag sEicers
to state all the circumstances upde? lbeW
Knowledge or lafo-mstioa with cieataess
and prrsplcui'y, which eitheg qFogres'
siveIy OF suddealy leG 20 3 fsgsTse Of foF'
tune,
IN pursuing this course I feel eon6dsD'
I stnall be able to satisylhe lords commits
sIoners of the admiralty, 2a2e Tbs liberal
and beneh>ens principles uPoo which me
government. Of general Beresford yss coz
Quoted do saole hopor 20 his gnajestE's
a.ms and sbe character Of Crsa. 3Tiialn,
than if ha nad resorted to czPedjsnls CON-
ple,ely wi.hio. ais power. afich you'd oa's
eiFecsualiy annihila ed all she efforts o!Shs
enepy, and wrested probably ia. sa2: nose
countries from she erowe Oh Soaln
PueriGaD, one Of the municipality, ap'
pears 20 have been the grea,eas ofgaa Of
The revolution. .Eie applied hiu8ef 9Th
great Ar apd address SO preparing 'hs
people Ger a general insdrrec'ioo
The AREAS 10 the town wee seeyttedd'
ready for sas moment Of actioo; his d!scon.
tented assembled every nigns and ai9eBoea
10 his Instructions, and he faise1 ali 'ns
rsbble O; the couutry bv she az pie sup
plies Of noney wtb which be Has Snrnisn'
ed on tbs Eorth side ofthe ";Ter. ,S'oap
Liniers, 6 French officer 10 ne Seaolsh
sergiec, aud OF his parole. avcces''0'g
etaplaQed himself in colIeGtioe peoP'e "
Celoaiao
Terror was established. enc e7sfy PEE
Sol. who refused TO cooes.buta ne 2's.'r
ancs to this eonspirscy, was Sare@lshfo "'''
Immediate deah.
nave traced this &con. yeEy 3"9u ~.
tioDsbe authority. and Sc rapI@ s'S -,
progress Of the revolution, goeE : o ~.
showed itself, tina; il was nos un'.3 l'S 0 -.
Vuly that learned, by dispaEth 5f'" a.
general, which reached me az o0sFD.h H.
on nv re1urn from Mon:e P7oe": '4@' ne
was apprehensive from, the iaiof0la'. ~, he
received, an lnsurection w1h'e s'5''''
made .,,aa
/ heard at the same time :To:E' I.,as
Thompson, that seventeen Of he :osu ,apd |
vessels had just arrived at coloa 10 20 b.
as j. was reported that force "aS ST.. -, Of.
increassd,fron Monte Vldeoa ~. 20.
dsrs for the Diomede 10 be bfS'g", : 0s.
senads, and for captain kIsg. Q. ~ ss
dem, to come up with the 'e.'1 I'VE ADD
marines, the two companies o. ol'ss U.s., DE-
as many other men as could, ~ t for tho
gree, be spared ffom the snlp' - auaes
purpose of aiming some vesse'' =. .O,, m !
the enemy at Col0nia' as /" ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-01
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT
Of the re capture of Duenos Ayrea.
From the LONDON GAZETTE. January27
Dorvuing street, ian. II, 1907.

Doruning street, Jan. II, 1907
Dispatches, ct Which he following are
copies, have been received by the righ' 40
norabIe William Windhsm, one OF his
malesty's princ,pal secretaries Of siaI9,
from lieut.. col. Backhcuse, commanding 4
detachmen, of his males,y's land forces IN
The River de Is Plata
Royal Charlotte (ixansbortJ cit .S2onte
Video Get 10, 1905.
SIR,
Understanding that vessri~is 90 sail
immedja ely for Eeglacd. do myself the
honor transmit 10 you copy Of aletter
addressed to lieut.. gen. s'r David Baird,
in obedience 10 whose orders sailed on
the 29,h Of august Last, wi'h the AT bas-
talon Of TIE 47;h regiment, Cor .ss per
pose Of joining major gen. Beses.ord 80
South America a@
Royal Charlotte Ctyaasport) off Moate
Yldeo, Oct 49, 1905
Sir,
have the heaor TO acqua'ns yopr es,
celeney, thar on ny arrival here, | had
the modification 20 find he city Of Blea2s
Ayres re captured, and thar major sea.
Beresford. with ,hs forces under his cora
mapd (sfysr a mos, able and gallant &c
fencel had been made prisoners Of war so
far back as the l2,h OF August.
Having arrived last night, am not. q
this Eaoment, sufficiently acquain cd with
the particulars TO euabls m 10 detail them,
though presume due and full information
Of this uUfor innate and important event
must have been transmitted 10 you seon
after Its occurrence.
You are aware, sir, thar the command
of his M jesiy's land forces, at present IN
the river, devoives upon ne With which,
in CO operation with the squadron ,lnder
sir Home Popham. il is my n'epsion TO
occupy Favorable position snta a feln'
forcemeut shall! arrive, or may be honor
ed with vour further ,ns;tact'ona; aud
trust that, by so carly opportunity, snal
be able 10 afford you satisfactory repois
Of nv arrangements and operations 10 Car
rying your signs ,afo exssGtica.
And an, &c. )
70 Lieut Gen ID. Baird, SIC.
] he in1meclase aepa; cure ofthe ship
for England, and the situation III which |
find myself unexpectedly placed, prevent
any Further communication 'han what IL
contained in the preceding letter.
j nave the honor TO be, &c. .
(Signed) Il. J BACKHOUSE,
Col. commanding the 47,h reg srnens.
To the right honorable lillian Windham,
sc.
Copy of a dispatch from liest. col. Back.
house, to the right honorable William
Windham.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-01

8faeral 81 i9ag;d Baird, issits r..,
osoas'oa, AID aenas n The capaei, rs
iisaIy secretary. = MI.
herewisa have ,he honor - ;nc,o.
return OF such ordinance, 1nacbnnn q" .
stores as have jet been discovered A
have,
The honor 20 be, &c.
I J. PLAYHOUSE
j., Lieat, Col 18Th rep.
Return of the killed and wouaded 81 s
troops under command of lieuicoi B.s ,Ls
house in the attack Of Maiaaooao
the 29th Oct. 1906. "a
3s'h reglmeut,2 rank and fill. KILLED !
rank and file wounded.
(Signed)
w. r. TROrTRR
Major Esd reg. acting dep. adj. gen,
Return of ordinance anmunitiea < mr..
&c. taken from the errmy ia he :owa
and vicinity of Matdonado, aoq :s,aod
of Gofestl, on the 29sf Of )ctobsr
1896.
BRASS ORDNANcE.
1 Six inch hewitzer, witt &c oonpde of
am slunltiou.
| Six FOUNDER with ter ,goQade .; dit,
%.
IRON ORDNANCE.
l2 Taenty six Founders on 3ea battle.
90 T.yen,y co,r ro,rs .
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FURTHER EXTRACTS

From London and Liverpool babers both
to February II, inclusios received at the
e6fte Of tie Federal Gazette BY the Her
cules.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20

cuments have oaen been produced in the
courts of the U. States and the courts of
Eugland. Iflhey contain matter interest.
ING to the nation, the concealment of
which is required by the public safety,
that matter will appear upon the return.
II they do not and are material, they may
be exhibited.
II is said they cannot be material be-.
cause they cannot justify any unlawful re-
sis'ance which may have been employed
or meditated by The accused.
Were this Admitted, aud were il also
admitted that such resistance would a.
mount 10 treason, the orders might sill
be material because they might tend TO
weaken the endcavor 10 connect such o..
vert act with any overt act ol which this
cour' may take ,snizances
! The court, however, is rather inclined
TO the oplniOn that the subpoena in such
case ought TO be directed 10 the head oil
/ the department in whose custody the or
ders are, and the court must suppose that
the letter of the secretary of the navy
which has been stated by the attorney for
the y. ). to refer the COUNSEL for the pri-
sohef to ms legal remedy Tor the copies
ie desired, alluded 10 such motion as is
nua roade.
The affidavit on which the motion is
grounded has not been noticed. II is be
teved tina, such subpoena as is asked
ought TO issue if there exist any .cason
Tor supposing that The testimony may be
material and oughi to be admitted. 1t is
only because the subpoena is addressed
to those who administer the government
OF this country, that such an affidavit was
required as would furnish probable cause
TO believe that the testimony was deEIre d
Tor the real purposes of defence, and not
Tor such as this court will forever discount
tenence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The schooner Perseverance, capt. Mes
servy, arrived at Marblehcad on Friday,
the 9th inst. in SO days from Bordeaux
He has brought papers down TO the 21st
of January.
The French have at length measured
swords with the Russians and gained VIC
tory.
Captain Messervy confirms the account
of dreadful malady having appeared in
the French armies, and of its having been
very destructive. He reports also, that the
Emperor had returned to Paris, before he
sailed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
BATTLE OF PULTUSK.

Marshal Lannes could not arrive oppo-
site Pu!tusk before the morning Of the Goth.
Al the orps of Beningsen were concentra<
ted in the njght.-The Russian division
which had been beat at Nasielsk, and pur-
sued by the third division, commanded by
Marshal Davoust, entered the camp of Pull
tusk two hours after midnight. At ten
o'clock Marshal Lannes attacked, having
Suchets division in the first line, that Of
GAIA in the second, and that of Gudin in
the third division of the army commanded
by gen. Darianna, upon his left.
The combat was spirited.-After few
struggles the enemy was overpowered.-
The 18th regiment of light infantry, and
the Saith, covered themselves with glory
Gen. Nedel and Claparede were wounded
Gen. Treilard, commanding brigade of
the dragons of Beker, col. Bartheleny Of
the 18th regiment of dragons, were woun-
ded by grape shot-Vois!n, aid to marshal
Lanncs and Curial, aid to gen. Suchet, both
fell with glory.
Marshal Lannes was slightly touched with
ball.-The 5th corps Of the army here ex-
hibited what brave men are able to per-
form, and the immense superiority of the
French infantry over that of other ttions.
Marshal Lannes, although he had been for
ten days sick would 70 ow his corps. The
S5th regiment sustained m my charges OF
the enemy's cavalry, with GOODNESS and sue
cess. The enemy the same night sounded
retreat and retired to Ostrodenka.
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w. Hai;ght,

UPHOLSTE.RER-F NEw-YoRK,
Has for sale, on the Haia-street, nearly
ohhosite the old City YaVern,
MATTRESSES * FEATHER BEDS
1FA of every description, with a large *
elegant assortment OF Paher HangingS and
Curtain Trimmings, 8Eahoganv Furniture
TPIadow Cornices, Piano-Fortes, &c.
Bed and WinioTu Curtains made in the
most fashionable stile, Uery iosv. Old Mat
tresses worked over sc.
The above articles will be sold for cash
or country produce.
Richmond, Feb. %, 1907. w2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
" CIT" ELEC7TOW.

THE electors qualified by law to vote for
commcn-councilmcn and aldermen OF
the city of Richmond, are hereby notified
to assemble on the first Wednesday in A
pril next, and cause 20 be chosen eight fit
and proper persons from each ward, TO
serve as comnon-c )uncilmcn and aldermen
for one yearly election for Jefferson
Ward will he held at the Courthouse for
Madison Ward at the Eagle-Tavcrn, and
for Monroe Ward at Mr.. Thomas Whites
new Brick House ne the old academy
The poll will be opened in each Ward pre-
cisely at 10 o'clock.
JOHN F. PRICE, Sergeant.
10th March, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
BATTLE OF GOLYMIN.


While the corps of Beningsen was at Pub
tusk and beaten there, that Of Buxho Udeh
joined Golymin at night. The division Pa
min of this corps which had been attacked
the evening before nv the grand duke Of
Berg, another division which had been bea-4
ten at Nasielsk arrived by different routes
at the camp of Gclymin
Marshal Davoust, who pursued the ene-
my from Naselsk came up with, charged
them and chased them from a wood near
the camp of Golymin.
At the same time Marshal Augereaus
arriving at GOlaczima, took the en- my in
flank. The general Of brigade, Lapine,
with the eth light infantry, carried at the
point of the bsyonent a village which SER
we'd as a point of support TO The enemy.
The division of Ivdelat displayed and mar
ched for it. Three hours after noon the
fire was the hottest. The grand Duke of
Berg executed with the greatest success
many charges, in which Klier's division Of
dragons distinguished themselves. Not
withstaDding evening came on too soon tie
combat continued till eleven AZ night The
enemy retreated in disorder, leaving their
ARTILLERY, bag and baggage, and many dead.
! All the enemy's columns retired to Ostro-
kerka
General Fenerolle, commanding briS
d
General Rapp, the emperor aid du camp,
! was wounded at the head o. division Of
, dragons. Col Smile, Of the brave c4th
I of the line, was wounded Marshal Auge~
rcau had n horse killed under him.
| Nevertheless Marshal Scuit, with his
corps had already arrived at Malati, two
! leagues from Makow but the badn IS OF
the roads, from the rains and thaws retar-
ded his march and saved the Russian arr
my, of which, without this accident not a
man would have escarcd. The good for
tune of the army Of Beniugsen and that Of
Buxhouden should have terminated on the
other side Of the OIkye but all the inten-
ded movemcnts were dclcaded by the thaws,
which caused the artillery to be two days
in making three leagues.
B Altogether, the Russians have lost eigliS
" pieces of cannon, all their Wagons, more
than 1900 baggage carriages, 10000 men
killed, wounded, or made prisoners. Tie
movements If the French and Russian Coz
lumns, viii be an object Of curiosity for mic
litary men, when they are traced upon the
map. They will then see upon how slcu<
der thread hung the capture or annihi~
Istion Of this army, and all the effect OF =
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TO TIE PUBIC
On Wednesday the first of April next, viii
commence the sale Of
WILLIAM PRICHARD'S
Whole Stock IN Trade ;

Consisting of very large collection of
BOOKS, in all drfs and sciences, of the
latest and best editions.
Nm extensive assortment Of StationarY
Maps, Charts, Prints & Pictures, coloured :;
Mathematical Instruments fine Cutlery !;
Morocco Pocket Portfolios, Ink Powder,
Parchment, Waters, 'Sealing-Wax, Ink
Stands-HLSo,
Music and Musical Instruments.
A Church Organ with four stops and Ma
hogauy Case.
Piano-Fortes, Violins, Clarinets, German
Flutes.
The sale to continue at Mr. Prichard' s
Bookstore until the whole stock is disposed
OF. For every sum above twenty dollars,
sixty days credit will be allowed, for ne
goiable notes with approved security. A
catalogue of the stock will be published
before the day of sale
PROSSER & MONCURE, VI
Richmond, March %, 1907. tbs
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY PUBLICLY GIVEN

10 all Persons 10 zvkom TIE estate QfJameS
Harris, decd. (Qfthe Nom. } is inae6t-
ca,
Wat the representatives of that estate de
a. sire the respective claims or demands againIt
the estate, should be Immediately brought for
ward and properly authenticated, that the an
dersigned may make necessary provision FOR tin.
discharge OF the same. Those who are Indebted
10 said estate are earnestly solicited to pay OF
thci: accounts without delay. as ,he situation Of
the estate will no, enable the subscrbers 10
grant further indulgence.
JAMES HARRIS, ! sInt'rs. Of .1ancs
ROBERT HARRIS. Harris, deed
Chesterfield, Feb. 25th, 1857 w6e
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planning to have been injured, resort to
the proper sources for redreSs-lct them
go to the courts of Justice. Here arc the
constitutional organs for determining how
far the existing legal and constitutional
provisions can administer redress. Whcn
these are in the constitutional mode found
deficient, it will then be time sufficient 10
apply the proper remedy.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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We haze lately recei0ed,

IOh u
70 hhds. sugar Is boxes cotton & woo,
80 bbls do. cards do
S000lhs green coffee tons castings assert
10 hhds Antigua ed, viz. pots, ovens,
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II bb,s. do do $50 sacks salt
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8 casks Malaga wine 80 do whole do
90 ,ierces & bis. whisky is do shad
pipes apple brandy 40 lbs Spanish indigo
Is bbIs do do IS lbs 'megs
10 crates Liverpool 700 Pr mems fne shses
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assorted sizes and Irvine
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tumbers and aecan- chamber pots, wash
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Hats churns, &c. &c. &c.
We daily expcd TO receive, quantity OF SHERRY
Wine Window Glass, Coperass and Alum, al
of which articles, we will sell AT a small advance
for cash, approved paper country produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmond, May s, 1906,
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FORTY-FIFTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
PuLrusK. Dec so. is

PULTUSK, Dec so, 1906
The battle OF Czarnnwo, that o Nasielsks
that of Kuosomb, the affair of cavalry at
Lopaczyn, have been followed by the bat
ties of Golymin, and Pultusk-and the en-
tire and precipitate retreat of the Russian
armies has terminated both the year and
the campaign.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

UNITED STATES CoURT, Firm CIR
cur, AND VIRGINIA DISTRICT, No.
Uem5er Term, 1906.
Lewis Morgan and Hester MorgaD,0
ex'r. and ex'x. of the last will and
testament OF Benjamin Morgan,
decd. pits.
.Igainst
Alexander Banks, admir-. &c. Of Tho ;
mas Banks, dec. who was one of the -
cx'rs. of Jacob Rubsamen, deed. and Z
Jacob Baithazer Rubsamcn and Ma = =
ria Catherine Rubsamen and Frede- :
rick Augustus Kuhn, D. NJ. and =
James Lyle, sen. defts. :;
James Bonny, admir-. of Benjamin Bon
ny, decd. pit.
Against
The same, defts.
THE def. Frederick Augustus Kuhn,
/ ID. NJ. not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to a
rule os this cour. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court that he is not an
inhabisart Of this district: ON the motion
Of the pits. Nv their counsel, II is ordered,
that thc said def. do appear here ON the
first day OF the next term, and answer the
PITS bills respectively; and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some one
of the newspapers published in the city of
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door Of the capitol in
the said city.
A copy, Teste,
WIN. MARSHALL, elk.
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WIN. MARSHALL, elk.

Louisa CoyNqr, FE5ROIRr CoUR7,
1907.
Lancelott Minor, complt.0 =
.fTGiHSt -"
John Hawkins and Thomas Shell : CNan-
ton. deftS. ! ''' 9'
E'HE defendant John Hawkins not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly
and the rules Of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an inhabitant of this state: There
fore, on the motion ofthe complainant bv his
attorney, II IS ordercd and decrerd by the
court that the said defendant (Hawkins)
do appear here on the second Monday in
April next and answer the complies bill !;
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
insertcdin some one OF the public newspa-
pcrs published in the city of Richmond for
eight weeks successfully, and posted at the
front door ofthis courthouse on some court
day.
a copy, Teste,
JoHY PoTNDF XTFP, Gle
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

NN the motion of the plaintiffs by their
~ counsel, and 1t appearing to the salts
faction of the court that the defendant
Matthews has removed himself without
the jurisdiction of this court to parts un-
known, IL is ordered and decreed, that un-
less he shall appear here on or before May
court next and answer the plaintiffs bill
the court will then proceed to take the
same for confessed as to him, and decree
the matter thereof accordingly and that
a copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed in some public newspaper OF the city of
Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
and another copy be posted up at the front
door OF the courthouse of this county.
a copy,--Teest,
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BUCKINGHAM CoUNT'1- JANuARr CoURT,
1907.
Hobson & st. John, plaintiffs, \ -
Against q
Charles Matthews, Walter Irvine, )
John Irvine and Samuel Bransford, (
defendants. :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
r. ELDRIDGE, Jr. D.
UNITED SqA9sS' CoURq, FTFTa CIR
GUIT, and VIRcTYIA DIsTRIcT, No

United STATBS' CoURT, Firm CIR
CUT, and VIRcINIA DISqRIcT, No
Oem6er Term, 1907.
John and Jane Backhouse, admir-. andO -
adm'X. de bonis non, of John Back :
house, deceased, pits. =
against
Richard G. Johnson, ex'r. Of Thomas :
johnson, sen. who was eX'r. Of John y
Boswell, Richard c. Johnson, John ?
b. johnson and others, defts.
Z ME defendant John B. Johnson, not ha-
4 wing entered his appearance and given
security according to rule of this coirt,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that he is not an inhabitant of this
district; Ont rSohon of the pits. by their
counsel, IL is ordered, that the said deft do
appear here on the first day of the next
term, and answer the pits bill, and that
acopy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published in
the city Of Richmond, for two months sue
ccssiyc!y, and posted at the front door of
the capitol in the saidcity.
A copy, Tcste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
CONGRESS.
HoUsR OF REPRESENTATIVE.
WEDNESDAY. FER. 1a.

Debate on the resolution o6sred bu Mr.
Broom, TO make further provision By
tavu 10 secure the Privilege Of the 7prft
Of HabeaS Corhus 10 herSonS in custody
atnder or by colour ofthe authority ofthe
United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

Fo~ Dollars Per Aunum-1baid in Adyance.J
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-18

PEI, ,ssasn, M fave;ga III Haigrnce, soiQ.
ho1seoer, 81 1geH compensated Ey, b.
fle eiegaal esfraca made from k~ansaps
Life Of Harrington, which mil, ire
doubt nss, LS IseH receiOed by our reods,s.
and be esteemed more valuable than bages
II EEvepeaa pokiicks. - -