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fia'' neither be conffcated nor attached BY the
proprietors of the funds or capitals ibsl, he ar
"oerty TO d'fpoie of the fame, and they are to
! continue To enjoy the intereR thereof, whether
iuch in'ereh hr already due, NAV vet become
due at the periods Gipuls,ed in the convrr.j,.,,s
| or houed; the fame fhall, on the other id,.. lie.
obterved with regard tn all funds and capitals
which are veitsd by private individuals. or pub-
| lie Inititu,ions whatfoever in fuch countries as
are ceded or reuounced by his Prullian n,aiely
by virtue 0f The prefcnt treaty.
Art. XVI. The archives which contain the
titles Of property documents, and in general all
the papers which relate to the countries, terri
tories, dominlons, as well as the maps and plans
OF the frong places, citadels, cattles, and forts
feated in the above mentioned countries are to
be delivered up by the Commii.ioners of his f4id
n'alctty, within the term of three months next
enin'ng the exchange of the ratification oF this
treaty. to coa:miilionrrs of his msieity the EN-
peror Napoleon, with regard to the countries
feated on the left Bank of the Rhine and to
commiiiioners of his maieity the emperor of
RGfiia, OF the King of Saxony, and Of the city
of DantZic, with regard 10 all the countries
which their faid majsfies and the city of
Dantzic are in future TO Poilefs, by virtue OF the
prettnt compact.
Art XVII. Until the day of the ra,ifcati-
on of The future definitive treaty of peace be-
'"Stu ETd'Cc dNu England, al countries nrVtr
the dominion of his majefy the king of Pruflia,
without any exception Whatsoever, ihalI be ftiut
againit the trade and nsviea cation of the Eaelif1.
No fhipment to he made from any PrufIian
port for the Brifiih lies or Britifl, Colonies
nor fhal any filp which failed from England, or
her Colonies. he admitted to any Prufiiau port.
Art. XVIII. The necetfary arrangements
!hall Immediately be made to fettle every point
which relates to the manner and period of the
iutrender of the places which are 10 be reftored
to his majcty the king of Pruliia, aud to the
Civil and Military Administration of the fad
countries.
Art. xxx. The prifoners of war taken os
both fides are 10 he returned without any ex-
change and in MATS, as foon as circumstances
fhail admit.
Art. Xxx. The prefcnt treaty fhaIl he rati-
fed by his majefty the emperor of he French,
and his maiefy the king of Pruiiia, and the ra-
lifcations fhall he exc hanged at Koniefber ~
the Undersigned, within the term Of FIX days
mkt eniuing the iigning of the treaty.
Done at Tift, 9th July. 1907.
e.. s.) Signed, c. NJ. TALLEYRAND,
Pfince Of Beusvento.
Il. s.) Signed, Count KALKREUTH,
the Field Marihal.
(L.s) Signed, AUGUSTUS Count GOLTZ.
The notifications of this Treaty were exchaus-
ed OH the 9Th July, 1907.
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TO BE SOLB

III H'"1vs" Court Hoaie, on tie 4D Wtlasl3ay in No
0ss'6f" "tsf 6eiHs CoD,t dag, pu,Eaam to ds,ce of
M Coarfy Court If Haaovr,, lin 7cbieb Jbri,!iaSr
MN f''d"nd otb',s, hgafec' ofToba Wipgfeii, Ae'd
are PIi. ami TbomaS Wig.E.H and of5sls 4tfsJ
II TRACT OF LAND, belonging to the enate of
L ne laid decd. containing between 5 and 500
acres, tying and being in the county of Franklin and
tlats Ct kentucky. A credit of twelve months will
BE gwen the parchafer purchaiers, and deed ex
etn'sd 20 him or them, with fpecal warranty. OH
entering Toto as many bonds with lecury as .here
are Iegaiess, payable TO them respectively.
BY THE COM'RS.
Sept 10. 1awomq.
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'SJ' 70 jeR hs foH07yisy VAtuAsLE PRoPgRry.
F'""]-" 'T tie etrft- Of G.fa1S, in Id. CITY af RID
"0@a'/ or 7'"sy, ar qsH reet1ag, IL ysy goof La,S
MN io7rCr pVb IF Ts1aeE.s,
H'OVE BRICK HOUSES, on the main-nres.
4 three ri them oPpofte Mehrs John u Robert
Vambit'' ad ironing tine erofs-Rreet lending from
COL h"y"S nridas; attached thereto are brick Lam.
ber.Hnuis., Ei,c IS, Smoks.h oules, &c. The othsr
Hopie nfp,i,r Mf,frs. Call, go and Richards. End
Occupied by Mc Rob,. Bell, ladder. Any psrf,n
"hhrR 60 purchAie the above property, viii apply
20 ~ Le"is I'ushesrt, who y generally in Rich
pon"' orto Y. TRuEHEART.
20" a-iau, Sept. ~. saw6x.
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~ virtue Of deed OF trun executed TO me by Mr..
James Poirdexter for the purpofs Of fecurjng the
payment Of certain fum of money therein menti.
eosd~-i fiiall, on Thurldsy, the fra day of GEO
per DeXt, between the hours Of one and four o.
eioek, Pm proceed to fell, at the dwelling. houfe
Of fhs lad James PoiuaeSter in Albeslrle county,
totbe bIEhta bidder, fvr ready money,
TLs /SLoToing NEoRogs, 10 qoh!
TPLEA, IlAac, Lev IS, Martin. Rachael. Davy.
Patrick and Dick; or 20 many Of then as will
sni"er The aiorefaid purp,fa and expenses of file.
HALL eon7eJ only iueh title IS hold az truGee
THOS. DIVERS.
~P'"' law3t.
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NOTICE.
TO sUBSCR ERS.

~ NO BANK NorEs, except of VIRGINIA, viii,
hereafter, be received in payment 1t the Office al the
Enquirer: The praaiee of tranlmi,ting other
Notes, among us, has become 70 general,
that this mealure is deemed indpenlibly neeeaary
TO ADVERTISERS.
~ NO ADVERTISEMENTS will, in future, ap-
pear in the EweyRER, except they PreViogfy paid
fr, or the paymeus guaranteed by fome refponGble
perion, reliding IN Richmond or Manchester. The
price Of advertising 20 nes or eis in print, 46 for
the fra infsr,ior, and 81 for every nertion thereaf-
ter. There will exceptions be made to this Rule.
September 10. If.
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europe
NETWORK, September IA.

The recent arrivals at this port from England
have furniihed us with regular files of almot
all the papers printed in London. They af-
ford great deal of interefting political intel
lgence. The following articles are in conf.
auation of cur teections of Saturday =
Mere Ily
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September Is.

The following weIl-wrtten remarks from
Bells Weekly Metiengcr, London paper, will
be read with much plcafure, by every real friend
to the u. S.
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FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,

II, THE FINE AMERIcAN SHIP
%,5lZS BROTHERS, Capt. DlNeLEr,
So q, IT, Br!ben 90 Tons,
sis<-s--ss%s-s- Now at Bermuda Hundred or City
Point. For terms apply to ..s.
WM. BROWN e Co.
Richmond, Sept. l9. IT,
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At CITY POINT FOR ROTTERDAM,
Tx goOd ysf failing eopptr. 5ottOmed Ship,

,,S-SN-, RUSSELL, Capt. TABER,
~ySLS$LE,S Now on her fecond voyage, is in
SF.T o. ~ =: complete order for the reception of a
cargo, and having large proportion
of the fame engaged, will be dispatched in all the pre-
feut n,onth--for terms Of freight apply to Richard
Blow, Efq. Portfinouth, r. q A. Pollok g Co.
Richmond, or BUCHANAN 81 POLLOK.
Petersburg, Sept o. eptf.
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FROM TIE FRENCH PAPERs.
PNRIS Inlu "a

Since the concuhon OF the pacific conferen-
ces at Tilt, the interrupted ferries of army bull
leiins has been renewed. The firR inherited in
the official paper of this day is as follows
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-04
LUCIUS.
LETTER THE SECOND.
TO HW M.aRSHALL,
cHIEF JUSTICE OF THE U STATES

CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE U STATES.
SRI have solemnly undertaken to
shew, "hhdt you have rendered me adj
mfnistrGtion ofJusiice Suehectcd-that you
haze mani/esteda fartiaiity dtSgr acc/nl to
tie character eta judge--and that you
huOe Frustrated tie dignity OF tie chief
justice Of the United SIafeS.
This letter might with more propriety
have been addressed to the public. Nei-
ther a statement Of facts, nor the adduc-
ton of arguments, are necessary to con-
vince your understanding of the truth of
these charges. Your penetration could
foresee the consequences # your conduct,
as your conscience can tel the motives
which produced it.
l will not insult the public judgment by
protesting to believe in the shailOwness of
your head, or the punity of your heart :,
nor do l mean to flatter you, when de-
clare, that my admiration of The one, is on
ly equalled by my detestaton of the other
Perhaps it may be asked how conduct,
which plainly botrays the truth of the
Charges aliedged against you, can consist
with your understanding, and talents The
answer is easy. Avery limited knowledge
IS sufficient to INFORM US, that passions and
prejudices more frequently direct the ac-
tons OF men, than prudence and Judgment,
that the very care to hide partial ties,
often bctrays them; and that means, al
though indirect, sometimes point cut and
defeat the end for which they were calcu-
lated.
The examination of Aaron Burr before
you at the Eagle Tavern, in Richmond, (
presume was not final the proceedings at
the Capitol on the succeeding day, were
nothing more than a continuation of that
examination. Imake this conclusion, be.
cause the functions of an examining magis-
trate cease, as such, Immediately on his
determining the probable guilt or innocence
OF the accused, and discharging, battling,
or committing to the custody Of the pri-
soBer.
If you had decided upon the probable
guilt Of Aaron Burr at the Eagle Tavern,
Your functions were ihao acfo discharged,
and you could not have PROGRAMMED him
on the same warrant the next day at the
Capitol; for you would have had no iuris-
diction, having previously decided on the
same charges.
Dothe laws of Congress, or the state of
Virginia authorize an examining magis
tratc TO take the body Of the accused out
Of the custody cfthc officer, having war
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-04
FROM THE AURORA.
LETTER THE FIRST.
TO JOHN MARSHALL,
cnIGs JUSTICE or THE U STATE.

CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE STATES.
StR-The appearance of letter, address
sed TO you, in a news. paper, is calculated
10 excite the curiosity OF the public, more
than to fatter your vanity-and it is iess
likely TO crafty your feelings, than to ex-
cite anticipat!ons of pain, too strong t.
leave the slightest promise of pleasure
You could have dispensed with the honor
OF this address, without regret or mort Fl
caton, and consoled yourself for the want
OF proper apprec !ation of your virtues
and talents, with the fruits of their EXERT =
on. But you have an equal title to both,
aud the justice of the public will pay that
tribute to your worth, which your medesty
would willingly decline.
Your country sir, owes you debt of gra-
titude for former favors The addition of
IL new item TO the account, naturally pro-
duces recurrence to them, and a wish to
settle the added amount ofthe whole. This,
fear, is beyond the ability Of your debtor,
because the whole stock of national in
dignatiOn and contempt would be exhaust
cd, before the half of your just claim could
be discharged.
But in the distribution of that infamy,
and dctestation, which Will certainly be
divided among those, who have long Ia :
bored, with jealous arlour which nothing
could abatc, and a patient industry which
no difficulties could tire, for the destruction
OF our republican institutions, the subvcrti.
on OF our government, and the erection OF
tyranny, upon the tomb of freedom, YOU,
as principal creditor, shall not be forgot
ten.
IT, sir, the eXertion Of your abilities had
been confined to the defence of measures
Incompatible with the spirit of republican
government, or TO the mysteries of diplo-
matte agency, one OF the Uirtues, which
most strongly marks your political charac-
ter, would have iiourished and died in OBJ
sonriiy; the invinc.Dle strength Of your at
tachment to federal principles. Your worst
enemies, and best friends must now acknow-
ledge the fidelity Of your attachments, and
bear testimony 10 the uniform consistency
Of your conduct.
The wisdom Of age, has confirmed and
sanctioned the choice Of youth The exa-
mination and trial Of Aaron Burr for trea-
sou, and m.sdemcauor, have furnished you
win happy opportunity, not only 10 dis
play this hddeH virtue 60 the wcrld. but
OF exercising the endless variety ofyour ia
leu,s.
The superiority Of your understanding,
thc force OF your penetration, the strength
OF your Judgment, IN conducting the ma
nocuvres Of a political party, have AREA
dy been displayed and admired, while their
application was dcplored and detested
Your diplomatic skill and crafty cunninp
cannot be doubted by any, who recollect. |
that you have passed even the X. Y ~
% ministerial exercises. The facility with |
which you can "answer" the plainest ques
tons with evasive obscurity, 10 conceal your
Opinions from the people, whose organ and
representative YOU wished to be, has been
recorded in pages consecrated by the "ho-I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-04
LONDON, Oct. 70.

HHERJcA.-On Tuesday last, we qave
some important extracts from various A.
mericaD journals, by which it will he seen
how much disseHticn prevails in that mob
governed country with respect to its future
relations with Great Britain. While one
party cries out for war, another as eagerly
deprecates Il, and clamor and tuoult and
violence, are ths orders Of the dav.
us difhcult TO conjecture what NAV he
the determination of our government noon
the present question at issue between tho
TWO countries. We are willing to fiattcr
ourselves, however, that If there DC par
ucie Of British spirit among those whouog
coTpo'e u, they will not suffer Great Bri-
tain to be trOdden under foot by an inTuri-
ate democracy, influenced Ivy a leader no.
toriously the tool Of France-tbat ;hev VIII
not suffer her naval rights 70 be invaded.
nor her Tag disgraccd--1nd shove all, that
they wiz never Consent To the removal Of
one ct her best and abest, most ezptricnc-
cd and active officers, admiral Berkeley.
no" commanding on that station, for bav.
ing acted (although with the utmost for
bearance) in the firm and Conscientious
discharge If his duty
II they consent to abrogate the right Of
search ifthey allow themselves tobe hui
sea ih'o ans concessions which trench nm
IN the honor offhe British nag and iffhrv
'Hgrace che man who has nobly stood e.
ware 10 detenCe &C every thing that IS deor
70 Britain, her last hours as nation re
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-04

they received their dues and to the third
objection, il was said that these events wer,
within the bare compass OF possibility, and
might never happen.
The motion for recommi,ment toa select
committee was carred---Aycs -: aud the
same committee appointed that brought in
the bill.
Mr. g. w. Campbell, from the commit
tee of Ways and Means, made report
in favor OF the petitions of Edward Weld
and Samuel Beebec; which was referred
20 Il committee of the whole on Thursday
next.
Mr.. &. w. Campbell from the same
committee made report on the petitions of
tie mcasurcrs o. salt and coal, * inspectors
OF customs in the district Of New-York !;
and on ihe petitions Of several Inspectors
of Baltimore, New York, ana Boston; de-
ciaring it as the opinion of the committee,
that it is ineXpedent at this time to grant
their request. These reports were refer
req 90 the committee OF the whole to-mor-
ROW.
MIR. Blount moved that the petition of
suHdrY traders, merchants, Sc in the dis
trict of Ederton, y &. praying for a port
Of entry, be referred to the committee of
Commerce and Manufactures Agreed
MIR. B.uuNt also moved chat the petition Of
sundry inhabitants in the town of Washing.
ton n. e. praying for the establishment OF
mai, boat to Shell Castle Island, be, re-
ferred to the fost-Officc committee. A
greed.
Mr. Thomas said, that by an act passed
in 1873 the Secretary of war, the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and the Comptroller
OF the treasury were appointed commits
sioners 10 examine tie claims of refugees
from the British provinces of Canada and
Nova Scotia These commissioners had
made two reports on those claims, which
had not vet been finally acted on At the
last session they were referred to a selec,
committee, who reported a bill which pas.
sed this House, bat was postponed in the
Senate. He now moved that they be re.
ferred to select committee. Agreed
Ayes So, Nays %; and the following gen.
tlcmen appointed the committee Messrs
Thomas, Bib. and Bacon.
On motion of Mr.. Poindexter, the House
went into committee of the whole on the
bill TO extend the RICH. of suffrage in the
Mississippi territory, and for other purpo.
SEES.
Mr.. Troup moved to strike out the Is,
section of the bill, extending the right o.
suffrage, as we'll on the ground of its being
incompatible with the articles of cessicf
ard agreement between the U. States and
Georgia as on its inexpediency.
The motian was supported by Messrs
TrOup ard Bib, and opposed BY Messrs
Poindexter, w. Aston, Rhea of Zen. ant
Sloan, who contcnded that there was NJ
doubt of the right OF Congress to legislatt
OH TINS subject or of its expedency.
An abstract of the arguments shall
DC given in future paper
Wnen the committee rose without com
ing to decision, and obtained leave to 81
again.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-16

Mr.. GARDENER presented the petition Oh
Abraham Gale, of the state OF ~ namP'
shire. stating that on a settlement OF &C.
counts betwlx. him and HE United States
il l77s he received certificate OF the pa
lance due 20 him, ,saieh certificate he naa
lost, ard PRAYING relief. ReisFrea 10 '"'
com rai,tee OF claims. ~
Mr.. Kau Horne presented petition roo no"
.suudry Inhabitants Of the city OF "asn'us
ton, representing that law had oseo p''.
ed by congress enabling them to opsn
nal. which was 70 have bsen compete
Eve years: ',ha, sufficient sabscftpnO.i
were not Obtained wi.h;o the 'l',e az az" -;
hy law. which had now expired. The p.
s;.ionsrs pray far 40 incorporation OF a'o oar.
paor 70 carry the contemplated caos' '''
eject. Referred to select eomn.'' y. re-.
Mr.. Clopt0n. from the committee a. , :, re.
v;,al and unfinished business, mace &c .,;eh
VISA 81 several acts, the duration OF v1;sS
would expire wi.hin a short ''ms y"
was ordered to be printed. ..,;oos
The bill making for'her apps.o 7. II Il. s.
COR The supper, of the navy OF 'n ls. th:l
aorias the year 1907 was read II The ne u" bill,
time and on the question "shal ID. I"lor g.
nassn debate eususd which was p Ms. :
p pa', 70 half pas. 2 o'clock, is which MICS
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w @ 9 D.

"a LARGE quantity ofWooD will be laid
IN off in the Forest Of Washington on the
Leesburgh road, and arranged in lots TO suit
purchasers.
Also-A fmall tract of Land for
sale at the same place.
Those DESTROYS Of supplying themselves
with 6re-wood, posts, rails, sc. will please
make application within 10 days from this daG
to
John Ball, AcENr.
Nov. Y, tl4l st.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-16
CONTINUE

iafSe haVal apPIoPIlationss s VIC Senue uah
from Virginia he never had been 10 favor
of them, nor ever should be. He con.
csived tina, if any thing should authorize
such expenditures this oa,rsge did; and if
the president had neglected TO put TIE "a.
tieu ia state Of defence, the people would
have reason to complain OF the ipeaciency
of ,he government it was the duty OF
the presiden, to adop. snch measures as
would have been aa;horized By congress
had they been sitting a, thar time.
The question now was wketherthe house
would sanction lhrse expenditures or not /:
whether the exigency of the case woo'd
Justify ,hems He had not expected .ha,
objections would have been made "a the de.
tails Of the bin, or that it would have be.
come 9 question whether the money was
actually paid by the secretary Of the navy
or not.
& Mr. quincy said, that the question he
had asked was so simple sud direc, tha, he
could Dot see how the Chairman Of the com.
mitiee ef ways and means or aay other
member could have mistaken il. These
articles had been purchased three months
ago; vas /: not clear that there was Interest
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

Iohn +. IiIuri'"h y 60.
HAZE FOR SALE,
so Boxes Spermaceti Candles
40 d. Mould and DiPt DO
20 kegs Of lard
90 cstks kngifh Nails, entitled 10 bebenture
IL crates blue and green ed red Ware
900 boxes Window GlaFs, ahorted fze.,
from by to II by 10
90 cwt Patent Shot aiIorted fze.
bundles Frying-Pans--LP Cod-Hoo
Eng!ilh Shovels and Spades
Sheet and Bar Lead
Rngiilh Scale-Beams, all fees
A general aiIortuient of Paints & Varnifhes
80 boxes of No. Chocolate
81 kegs Eugifh Munatd
hhds Rum-hhds. Molaies
Boxes Starch
10 cheas 1T quality Souchong Tea
Bills. Beef and Pork, Sc &c.
MIrcb 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
Probate E0NFs.

THE Judge Of tie Cour, Of Pro.
bate. for the CodAty Of Cumberland.
hereby gives Nouce, that agreea..y to
lare Law of the Commdnwealth, the time.
and places FOR holding fad Court, wilt n fu.
ture, be a. follows via
In GorBfn, at the houfc. IF Mr.. Ju6ah Shaw.
or the fra Wedneiday Of February, as tea
O'clock AM
In No.B-14rm,,fB, at tlr houle of Mr. Sch
Mitchell, on the irtt Tuelfty Of May, at nine
o'clock, A. N.
In B,nsEtgieE, at the houfp Of Mr. Fbsnezes
Nichols, on the third WedaleiGay Of May At
nine o'clock, a. II.
IA Staad,j5, At the houTe q Doct. Ftenezet
Howe, Jun. on the frit Wednelday Of .AuguR.
at Ten o'clock, A. N.
Ia Mc1ggfoeefsr. at the houn Of Mr. Thomas
JoAnfon, on the fra Wednaday Of October,
at nine o'clock, NJ.
III Frapoyf, at the houfe Of Mr.. Samuel Jane
fon, on The hrlt Wednesday Of November, az
ten o'clock, a. NJ.
II. B. Thofe who may have bhhnefs at eth
er of faid Courts, are requeReS % be runtt1-
al, ii their attendance. at the bCar fixed.
- IF hy reafon of Gcknes, intenperafs
weather, or other caule, the Judge flouid Be
prevented from holding his cpurt at any Of
the times aud places aforementioned Ne wl
appoint fome other time, at iuch place, and
give public notice thereof in the Portland
Gazette.
In Portl1a&. at rhe O7ice of John Frothing-
ham, En-. on the fryeral Wednsidays men-
he, ~ r.l.io