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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-03
Straved or Stolen,

DUdVCU OF )tOICU,
ON the 7ih October 1907, from my lot, in A.
- ANS valley, adjoining the city Of Richmond,
a ~ HORSE, the property Of James Mh.
Ter, NJ Campbell county. years Old sst spring
black hanging name ard switch toil--a very
small star on the forehead--ehcds al round, tro-s
and PAGES well--hny pc.son taking up said
How and delivering hin 10 ne OF the owner.
Jan receive FIVE dollars reward AMI II stolen,
thirty dollars on convic ION OF the thief.
CHARLES PURCELL.
October %. 1907. 9.
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20 Dollars Reward.

Was stolen from on board. the schooner
Bethana Oniel, Of Washington, North Carroll
ma, lying at Merchants wharf, about 1',svo hun.
dred dollars in Bank Notes and Siiver-the
greater part in five dollar bills Of the Bank of
Newbern, North Carolina-Th person who
is supposed Ito have. taken the money is a
small man, about | 8 or 90 years ofage, calls
himself James Butler, very much peck mark
ed, had on blue nankeen roundabout with
pearl buttons very thick on the sides. a yellow
striped waistcoat Of swansdown, a pair Of blue
and white striped cotton trowsers, his hat has
a.ribbon with two buckles en it, as he got But
small SUM in silver. it is probable he will soon
offer some of the bills. for change--Whoever
will detect the thief and recover the property,
so that the owner gets it again, shall receive
the above reward or in proportion for any part
recovered on giving information at this Of
flee.
August IL d3t*
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"a. ela1d g; IS had formsd an union Phi 1 T.
stood tnsI = to Mexico, ne nau II
- prisoners sonau Ssras understood
"a but vnsh . - mixed with his pre- s
,s,t there wa impossible for him 70 view =, e
|;ssb vas nth fhe deepest Indignation i :
inpfs ssss h should always retain tne en-,
s3tsa h sss other sentiments could ns l S
bsl w lh S crime pcrpetrated against tins tas
,g'ns - government on the sui 's.s : MAT
|,sy Dss p' s. from his heart he believes, 1na1
sarta J, p S;sest himself Of these aniav0l l
be eouse; s Ne and give Col B. tair ana no
ipprs'slo:',,,' He would add that in pursuance
- sa S manifested By Them the c0hsS se1t
Of tbs H s required two Witnesses 10 an osels
ltcu, WIZ .n he should think It necessary
act q Tx that the evidence for the Y, State ;,
% reqalls = &c. strong as to make the scales pre-
Ihsgla = \ Mr.. Wiekaam. You will not mis- s.
p0r s'.sud me, Mr.. Pope, when ! ask yeu
ande : ~, have not been a.candldate ior
shetnel ~ ~ and are now delegate A..
Iour e1 q |, canyassiag among the people,
l C. ,o not declared that the geveInasa'
h',e ., ~ properly IL commencing this pro-
haa ae'sI & 4 Yes. / believe have said ge-
'ssu lu ,Aat / thought Col. Burr guilty OF
: .,sa.or. SET ASIDE.
llsn w. lTa be continued,
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len Dollars Reward.

u AN AWAY from the subscriber, On
~ Wednesday, the 18th of this month, 4
likely Negro Girl, who calls herself JANE.
MURRAY, about 10 years of age, yel.swish
complexion, about 4 feet 10 inches high
her.clothing is reddish striped short gown,
whltish striped cotton petticoat, has hand
kerchief tied round her head, which. is all the
clothes she could get off with her. She has
q scar under her right eye, which was cut with
whip, ana her hair cut close to her head
a reward OF FIVE DOLLARS will be paid
It taken In the district, and if taken out ofthc
district the above reward, and all reasonable
charges if brought home.
All masters of vessels and others are fore
warned from carrying her off at their peril.
George Gordon.
August II. St
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Fu;er. The tine chosen for this landing
would make one snpposc it 10 have been
concerted with the conspiracy lately disco
yered 81 Naples. This would Be fresh
reason for being assoDished that the Eng
.ish government shonld always resort rs
means which have ever proved fatal 20 Is
which would tarnish the lnstre of success:
.upposing they could have any, and which,
augment hundred fold the shame Of a &C..
feat when it is the result at such manGu-
yses.',
I Under date Of Naples, 3lss May, il is
said, The English landed about the end
of this month 5000 troops In Calabria:
General Regnisr has completely defeated
them. 500 remained on the field Of bat.
lie; the remainder were made prisoners.
A conspiracy formed al Palsrmo, & which
was to break OUT at Naples on Corpus
Christi day, has been discovered. The
Ave principal con.pira,ors were condemned
to death and executed within twenty four
hoursso
The governments Of Wirtemberg has
caused a report TO BE- published conts,niDg
the substance of the last intelligence from
the grand army. aud which affords the hope
Of peace. The following is the maunerin
which the reports expressed on this sub.
jet:
1 . According TO the moss recent iu.elIi.
gence which his majesty hasreeeiyed from
the head quarters Of the grand army. the
hopes Of peace, far from being vanished,
become daily ssrouger and more gene.
RAJ"
The seige of Grauden,z was about to be
carried on vigorously. A corps Of ten
thousand ncn oas marched to reinforce the
army that was investing tia, fortress.
\ The fortress of Neiss capisula,ed on the
1ss of June, and was to be taken po.ssssi
on cfby the French on the Is h, it no. pre-.
viously succoured. The garrison are 10
be prisoners of war, and conducted TO
France; the officers only are prisoners up.
en- parole.
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NJ K S. Il 4 K I NJ

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public,
IL that she continues the CONNECTION
AIRY business at the old stand on King -strect,
and solicits continuance of their custom
She has on hand and intends to keep constant
ly, supply Of articles in her line wholesale
ard retail, among which are
.JELLIES and SWEET MEATS, toge-
ther with every other article usual in con-
dictionary shop.
OLIVES, .ANCHOVIES * cAPERs.
IMPERIAL and HYSON TEA, in small
boxes or less quantity.
SWEET OIL.
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
CORDIALS, MUSTARD,
FRUITS, sc.
August x. dat
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Tha Subscriber
August

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs his friends s.
In the public at large that he always keeps
general assortment of nails, brads and
sprigs Of every description, for sale at his
nail mandatory, Union Street. Merchants
and others may be supplied on as good term.
as at Philadelphia or Baltimore. He has late-
ly commenced the Blacksmith business, in its
various manifestations who fayorhim with
their custom in that line may depend On hav-
ing their work done with ncatress and dis
patch. Orders from country merchants and
others, for nails, will be duly attended to, and
every favor gratefully acknowledged.
4 Horace Field.
aT Hoo,P'4xRo.NFoy Sale at1hs factory,
August rs cost
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From the RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
IN sverland Exbeart;su to India.

IN sverland Expedition to India.
lthas been for some time believed that
the French government meditated 40 over.
land expedition to the British dominions
in India; but the difficulties which were in
the way. tempted many persons to trear the
question: as visionary project, plausible
10 the theory, bot impossible 10 practice.
The British government have .has.ened
the question to maturity. The insolens
demand made upon the Porte, induced the
Sultan OF Turkey to strengthen the ties Of
!: cadship with France. The army was
immediately prepared for war, aud every
corps is organized and instructed by
French officer Il may therefore be con.
cloded, that the expedition to India will
receive not only the .countenance OF the go.
vernmens OF Turkey, but aid from the pso.
pie.
The grea, empire of Persiais si,ua.ed
between Turkey and India, il is therefore
necessary TO obtain the cooperation of that
power. We have been advised thatan ALI.
ance has been formed between the empe-
rors OF France.and Persia, and now we
perceive that very distinguished French
general, Gardanne, has gone to Persia and
is accompanied by three hundred French
ofhcsrs of different grades, and as many ar.
tillerists. These officers aud artillerists
will be sufhcient to organize al army Of
Pefsians, with which, without further aid,
the British possessions in India might be
attacked, butt is not likely that the en-
peror Of France will depend upon that re.
source. He will send 40 army Of Frepch-
men shro' Turkey and Persia, and willob.
tain such assistance from each of those
powers as may promote the object.
Nor is this aiis The Russians and Per.
slams are at war. BY the means Of the
French officers and arlilleris.s, the Persian
armies will be better qualified 10 wage a
successful war against the Russians; and
in this way, the emperor Of France will
weaken the Russian force, and, perhaps,
curtail and circumscribe that mighty en-.
pirc. Such will be ths FIRST fruits OF the
plan, and of conrse theshrst object Of his
care. While, therefore, the war between
these two powers requires The employment
of their force against the common enemy
of Europe aud Asia, the expedition to
India will be deferred; bur whenever the
Russian government shall from necessity
or policy make just and reasonable peace,
the overland expedition TO India may, and
40 double will be, successfully prosecuted.
FROM THE BALANCE. j
Estract Of letter from a learned Ira.
veller.
s' visited tan, yard, and astold that
the bark used is thar of the PInus Gana.
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Notice is hereby giyep.

THAT the subscriber attends at his Office
on TUESDAY and S.aTURDAY in every
week, agreeable to law, for the purpose of
transactlng testamcntary and all other bust
ness appertaining thereto: on which days all
persons concerned arc required to attend.
Alexander Moore,
Register Of Hills for Alex. County.
! August !. lawsw
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oItraaosia DAILY aDngrtiser.
MONDAY, Aucusr II.


1870
MONDAY, AUcvsr II.
TIE Pu5he are informed
nat tds cAsRlERs OF this paber
| ' s, not Authorised, bat s { for
| hddmbsL PAPERS IN the streets
ardM Editor CAUTIONS all bersons.
ags.ast purchasing t'.sns them, as
4 ssly 5uttSs Ia1Oan force against
gfndt1s.
The British ships now in our bay aad of
our coast, are the Triumph, Leopard, Gle
op,,,s add Columbine, the first remains
essosrallf at anchor in the bay, the two
9.., arc generally .. sea, and the latter is
il ilsnp.on Roads. Ii is SAID land we be-
li,yeit, ina, the Bellona, Vile de Milan,
& ,hs Mslsmpns are shortly to be here. IL
sp,. we believe however, intended there,
ay,o add 10 the force on this station, but
10 ttliese the ships nov here. who will
shonIy wans water aud fresh provisions.
Norfolk Ledger
From the N r. Mercantile Aduer.;ser.
n The Paris psfsrs BY the bFig Stephen
! IRON Bordeaux are 10 the 2s,h Of June, al
which ti1e nothing later than our former
Accounts had been received from the grand
army; nor do lh papers conssin any news
ct Importance.
Letters from Berlin mention that the an.
sstrOt the British COVE. nment to the pro.
posl'ous made to j, TO open negotiations
iorpssce had arrived at she Russian head.
Quarters, aad had been transmitted from
'Aaase 10 the emperor Napoleon. 10 this
. s0sUsr the court of London expresses IT'S
fsd'uess 10 enter upon negotiations in
.eanssft With its allies, and rellnquishes the
manner OF opening them easirely 10 the
Pleasure ct ,he emperor of Russia. A
jurisprudence relative 10 this important
eO)sss was said to be established between
ial'eyrand aud the Russian minister for
n ,0's'sa affairs who was at Konins sberg
y saas sugurs favorsbly is, the frequency
- = 'ae direct communication between the.
as.u -qcassers of the two armies, sFreach
saa, Russian aids.ds camp, daily passing
As "a one TO the other with dispatches.
vac situation Of affairs has not under.
y, so0e ne smallest change since the reduc.
!. aOa o. Danssic, ,he emperor continued
!, ,ss's s. a. ;ae date Of our last advices: aud
am; inherent corps of The army remained
'uss 10 their environments.
,.a Ss'a,aa! Fsssh lprince primase of The
s, Ssosrsl,on ofthe Rhiae) has cedea Ra.
; .'ssa to TIE king Of Bavaria, aud is 10 be
,a s'anlfsd BY an extent Of territory in
us !, Other part of Germany. &
,,o'.; sss rsporsed az Bordeaux, 90 the day
p,p,. ssiddy left it, that The king Of
P,sss sa mad made separate peace viii.
II. s,s Letters received al Warsaw on
L.. - !. = June fsomthe French head guar.
s,s;e ~. tins circumstance so tar as TO
nl;s. 'aa' the preliminaries wer. .;poed :,
Thai @o u.Ss Dan'aic on the first days Of
i. v ia'la Of he late pari. paper, contain.
expulsion 'a 6 same tins ,ha, the new. Of the
credit, i u IL the. the Englsh from Egypt gains
.r0ops Of ,bs s..s1'sd that a corps Of, 1000
hlia, has b. 49, same na'ioa, landed 10 Gala
Sssn eu's0Piecss by general Reg
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= The doors to be opened at six, and the
performance to begin precisely at quarter
past seven o'clock.
TT Aamittanee--BOX, ONE DOL 1aR--PI7,
sEvEN7r-FlrE cESYs--G.iLLERY, FIr4r
csNTS.
Tickets to be had at the Office, in front of
the THEATRE, at Gadsby S Hotel, arc. ut the
Office Of the Daily Advertiser. - -.
August II.
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He had not said, that IN the present case.
1t was necessary toresortto pubic doea.
msnts to sid the deposi,ions IN furnishing
probable cause for the arrest bur he wodid
now observe, as he had then done, that
alsno' the dispositions did 10 his mind es.
tabllsh probable cause on which he could
act, yet that this probability was strongly
I corrob0ratrd by the message Of the pIes,.
dsnt and other public documents GA the
SUBJECT. That even admitting that the
f6ia article OF the amendments 70 The con-
stISuuon which provides against general
warrants, may require an oath or afhfma.
ton before any zoarrant can issue, yet ne
could not subscribe to the doctrlne, that
the circumstances showing the probable
cause, must in all cases be contained In
the oath Or Affirmation Itself. It this prin-
sc!ple De once considered correct, i, would
indeed. when taken iu connection with tie
necessity consended for in the present case,
OF proving, OF q question of commitment
the PosIslvs existence of he oHeuce chasg-
ed, be the Woyst precedent, as j, regarded
the pGblie safety, that could possibly be
established, though at the same ,lme it
might be the most con2enleas clsak for
treason thar could be invented. Uuder
'lhis doctrine, even an authenticated record
showing The conviction Of Mr.. Is. CT tsea-
son, could II &c produced on The present
qassion.. would be deemed inadmssible
az corroboratioa g me prota5}e Cause coz
tanned 10 toe a,haaviys.
Mr.. y. coneiu6edby observing. that he
was opposedt to bs:ljas he prisoners, for
'aiiho' the evidence caigai also nave ehar8
Cd them With aisdeasaaor Ia ar.,ing CO
loot an expedition asalnss station at anal
y viii the =. s yet IS they bad tren
arrested On cfaa;ge Of the klsaes, ahence
aga'ast their ccuasry, nothing bat theiy
persons could be considered "a adequate
security 70 the public.
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aIara:loria Dajip asola,eeyssiger.
THURSDAY, FEBRuAEy 5.
From Washincton, Erc5, 6.

So much have he me n6els OF The house
been employed the fortnight pao,, in az.
repd'ngro debate in the senate Oh the
the sunjecr Of a bridge FROG. this city over
he Potomac, SO as o shorten the distance
10 Alexandra, whi5h bill has been the
principal subject of discussion seven o.,
eight days; and SO many oi them have
oeeu attending to the proceedings Of the
-ours rela,ivs TO Bolraan and Swar,oue.
yha, almost 40 hasioess hes been done, ct
public and interesting nature, except the
bill from the seoate, saspendiug the habe-
as corpus. 'lhe prompt rejscios CT this
biiiby ,he house vas most certainly cor.
raet. am utterly a. a loss 10 conjscturc
vhat haste or madness, Or obsequousness
10 executive wishes, conld have induced
he senate 10 pass this bill.
Bolst.1an and S,yariwcus are in close
prison: II was MADE matter OF question
before the court whether or not they ahoald
be allowed the use of pen and ink. Alex
andsr, / am told. has arrived here. BIZ.
there is no cour, COW slttiRg, and lsuppese
he musF remain confined in the marine bar.
racks till tSe lass Monday IN Marcn, 10
less, che supreme court OF the u. S. cso.
have cognizanee Of his case. and canaor
see how that court can, not having orig,
nal jurisdiction in these cases.
The counsel for Swartwous aad boil
man will attempt to briag before the So
preme csurs, the decision Of the dlstric
court hsfe, which sent them to prlson'
Notwithstanding believe they have bzrt..
guilty OF consbi,igg TO atsck the dominnns.
Of nation with when VIC are at an IL.
~na'sred] peace, and perhaps deserve pa
nishmen!,ye yet cenfden: am that lhey hay
not. intended TO be nor hayeebeen guilty Of
reasoa-asd they are committed Tor trea.
son, fer having actually "levied war
gainss the United States" No legal evil.
denee of this appeared before the court,
yet two of the three Judges. thot, or pre-,
tended to think they had actually "levied
war; If the sapreae court has iurisdic
ten ia this, by way of an appeal from the
decision Of the district epurt, there ie 10
doubt bat that they will set aside that dc.
elsion.
The general opinion entertained here is,
/ believe, that Wilkinson and Burr agreed
on some enterprise of this nature. TWO
years since, when they were both here, and
were cons'saally together; tharWikinscn
was assserlens as Burr, bur '6nding during
the las, summer, ,ha, there was little pros
peet Of success, that The western people
would nos JOIN them, ard tha. by the sh@w
Of an excess ofzealagainst onspirators &c
he should preserve the Office he holds,
then .otserlng., his conscience or bis pull.
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Farmers Attend
FOR SALE,

A VERY handsome 06ARE, young and
K q IL prime orlar--fit for the saddle or
orood-Iernss cash, or negotiable paper at
60 days. The mare may be seen on applica-
tion at Mr.. Hodsk7n's stables.
February 5. 3t*
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Gbertu in the clslzsa. we should .sos be
en,,fstv forps,fal of tne duty VIC owed 10
thr nnbl,c. &c breseyving the sans.l,utlon
and ropernmsnt of The eouutru,
Tnat on The oueas,on tnSu before thu
$50, - ,no,,d oh.4rv as 5na h al aonr
% hen ,b- varran, ,a,ued. ,hat ne wuuta al.
,b., ,;n. c,v- no opinion. as 70 what con.
$1,000 ,.v.,.. af war w,tn,n gtna dc.
sa;,,an &c ,rss.o. in rne constitution OF
~ TI,;..d &C. Tn,r + anorarrd TO
!; .,..sesss..u e -, ;m,ranrr 70 do
- g. s,.h. :. e,llsa NO, !. aee,de
-.
80 'A"' - - 80 I4s''
'n'sas appear "a s''s $ IA - the ptissous
s's,
nat the on!y question then to De de'
e'asd, Was. wnsSher there was probable
cause supported by eassl or affirmation, as
sqalfed by the 9Th article OF the anena.
uhsats 10 the eonsritutlon,t TO induce be-
gel tha, the prisoners were guilty OF the
asl'ne for which they had been arrested.
ials qaession ne said had been dslibe-
faStiy considered sy the court before the
warrant issued, and ne thought every
'Ang IN this 'neePtive state or the bas-
atess. was regularly an exparte proceeding;
nc therefore had been agaias. permitting
couosel 20 argue on any question, exeept,
wheehsr the offence was bailabls, and wEes
tnrr under the circumstances, the coartin
Hsneir discretion ough,so bail They had.
however, been allowed TO argue in effect
10 lhe utmost lafituas against the propriety
81 naving Issued the warrant. 70 shss
argument ne had gwen the ssfictess asieh-
lioa, and could observe with Mr. Fisz.
nash, saas II would have teea we'll al,
dressed 10 the JuFy IT the prisoners had
ossn opon tnrir trial L had howeserPro-
auesa 90 alteration IN his oP'nloa, as ne
SIN .hoaSat snSTe was prooabte cause ap,
Pesiag 70 tue eouft to au,hofise the com
m' - o. the prisoners Tor tria..
70 mine 'his 9ues;lon' SAID Nir.
-. 4ss Us 'aAe snort view OF the evl
oon w.
Ane eepos''ons OF general Wiikiusoa
Prove .ooqaes'lonasiy tas connection OF
~ r Noo'' WIZ eoi, QUIT 10 earring 10.
10 eh.at one common intent or plan, and
'hef Saa"'sdse Of THIS view ibey IN
deea shsw' l:on tae ae's OF The prfsooe,.
ana 'heif eve confessions, taS'r 'mmeo1.
as agency IN TIE tor'hesanse OF THIS
schc!ns. II theo It can be shewn. thar
nf- Burr has probaoly committed treason,
thesr age3cy and cOaace.ion with him,
white possessing thus knowledgs Of his
reasonable views, create the same proba-
baiity against them, as in the same treason
al In this stage Of the business aust be
considered prsacips!s. What then was the
snfeofion, the quo entmo with whi-h Mr..
Burf'a expedition was undertaken: Tb,,
oy genera! Eato"' $ deposition, IS Proved
10 be the separation OF the western from
tRe Asiansis states, and the establishment,
OF monarchy there, Ct which Mr.. b.
WAC ia be the SOypFRfco ia ~. huhI T.
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ey changed his conduct. II is hardly to
be believed that Bust would commit his
prospects asohls very lite to merely pos.
.sible ming; that Is, to INC hope TIA. WIN
klnson would joiS him. Nc; he must
have sounded ham, and have had strong
assurances OF CO operation. low couia
Wilkinson understand buns cyrntr. Il
mot previously agreed upon ~ vhcM Gus
we mustWaIt sa0Tl IlElc snd mole WIZ
be Developed.
The house of representatives were. on Sa-
.turuay engaged almost tie WLoie day LII the
Dill eAten1ia, the lime ior tlAIng oath and
SlvlAg bond in cases OF dre@ Dach----l Els
whole day ii,.s also been 4.,oa.t OH that E;..--
Yesterday the mousse CD nct..li., TIC ttg4cral
oi-gen. casey, OF ). G. bei4s ..-te..cca Ny tllat
body.
expect that tomorrow Or next day the
supreme court OF the Uaited Gt&tcs viii Grant
a writ CT l1abeas Corpus tor 1,ir. AIexaliGer,
TOY coafincu in the Marine Barracks; aud
th>t the decision OF the. district court viii be
re-deci1ed III the supreme court, as to tie le-
gality OF the confinement OF Swartoat and
Bsli..,aa.
A letter from a gentleman in CuaRAcoA,
1as'd DeccEeer23, l8c6, TO MS tf.icEd lii TINS
town, contains the following mo: g.stoa -
. take the. lib4rty Ct ;Isio.a.5pg you that
there Eas Just arrived OF this l.ass-or,. large
feet OF English s:lips q s@v-tsey nave sent
III Tag Of tsgce--,tne ,c5s.It is lot klouil,
bat IS Geilcye CT avery sesicas Eatuge
Believe they mean 10 keep the is..,..ei ur.4cr a
hloos.-1e i So, -four W.. Sc Up to- 20 doll
lars
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81 The Episcopal Congregation
are respectfully aaiormed, that their
.<eeso:, the Rev. Mr., GlbI9n, vii at
tend lncul on Sunday next,
February 8.
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var. D.sald he shoald not make many
sss'sstions Ia addi;lon so what he had
|s'Asd on granting the district astor.
!S motioa, for warrant 20 arrest the
sbs 'a'sf' ON .ne charge of ,reason-Nor
N.Y. mo ne make any professions. Of scyu-
|N. .s attachment to ne rights ofspersoaal
e,.. 10 the eiAsens of our country be-
,hra u the whole tenor of his corduct
'VoSh life, had NOT eyinced such AZ.
SONS a'' ne felt assured shat no profes.
surs ~ oa MS part could on this rsius sc.
n confidence of the public
.so,s. soaeurfed IN the sestimen, that no
| ). as y s.afs. no political motive should
| Gee ,hs y . .niasnee IN the slighest de-
~ lseisias Of tbs present question !;