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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05
PHILADELPHIA. April 20.

Ian evening arrived the fhp Frederick AuouHu,
Capt. Potter, 60 days from AmNerdam, who Informs
that it was current the time Of his falling tina, on
or about the q Of March the Ruans had gained con.
fiderable advantage Of the French, who with the
emperor at their head, had charged the Rufians Gs.
ven times, and were as often repulfed; that the
French had retreated 100 Dutch miles, and lief, the
Ruians in polisiIon Of the winter quarters, ateiy
occupied by the French.
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Last Gsci!,ilg Q $Da,i.
NETWORK, april OF.

Capt. o'Conner, of the ihip Auguaa who arrived
this forenoon in SO days from Bordeaux inform, tina,
four French fgates lying in verdun roads rea
dy for Tea, but were prevented from failing by Bri-
tiih men of war. who lay off watching for them. A
paenger in ,he Augufa. fays he faw the day before
he failed, private letter from the continent, eating
shat the French had entered Konnngi burg, and tina,
the kirS Of Prullia had retreated to Memel.
Er, Port
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M CfSsanee concerning he T.dtet f., tie c.,
yKieo'I9nA far Tile tesr oas 7b0uiaa4 ZIG.
Haa<red and SIX.

M Cf2snnee concerning he 1d&et f., sbe c.,,
efRieomSaa. far tie -psSr Oss 7bor,anX Eia q.
f7xSrea aid SIX.
tPASsED SorA APRtt, tso..l
M fEREAS.i 1t is ivpi eei.ted, 4. tie Prcid .nt
~ arc Co'r'non Council, OF tbs csy q. R,,h.
n""d, IN Commonwealth .fcn'hl-d, .ha, there w,,ibe
so'Hderari- oi' bci-ncy i RE funds provided Nv ~,
o,dnshee 81 tie Common Council If the fad cir, l.
P@nea Oh the !7ti. day of March, 1890, rr fupro,,
INC the expencesof tie CORPORATION, for p:c..a.
year, Tor remedy whereof.
Ne 1T OsphiNEs.by tn. Prefid-nt and Common
Cnune,iot the city of Richmond in Common Hall
ahembied, and 1t IS hereby Ordained by the su,i,!.
fty OF the lame, that rhere ha We paid and c,ilee-
1.-The iu!! amount Of the taxes dree ed to be sG,G
ana Collected by the Ordinance entitled a An Ord.
nance laying taxes Tor the year 1906 and fr enforce
ing tine payment thercv.," according to the return
made by the Ah.hor for the year Iso6l-anv th;rG
M the Ordinance, entitled (" An Ordinanr. for ,hs
more ipeedy collection and payment of par, of the
taxes impoed Tor the year 1906" TO the contrary
no;wi;hG antliny.
AND Br 1T FURTHER ORDAINED, by the autho-
ry oreiaid, that in addition to the faid taxes TO az
aforeiad directed 70 be laid and collected there sll
be laid and collected thirty three and ore third per
centun', on the whole of the fad taxes which addi-
tonai taxes fIall be collected and accounted for in
the lame Manner and under the fame regulation, as
are ia'd down and Precribed by the frit reced Or
o'oahee. "A Cory. 1-he,
N.SHEPPARD, c. G. NJ
-J - ioo" ep3w.
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FAIRFIELD RACES.
Com mrnrpd 1IRerdov.

q riasr DAy--Joesty Ciu5 c.
Mr.. K. Wormleys S. F. Nettletop, by
.Sprsad Eagle,
Mr.. Wade Mofhy's Br. F. IIummiug-
bird, by alderman,
Mr.. VIM. Johniton's b. G, .5y Alderman
Col. II. Burniey'ss. F. Caike,. By Dare
Devil,
MIR. =. s"oeks D. F. Noiegay, by
Kno~1ey,
Mr.. Temples b. c. by Americas,
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EFtra9 efa Letter from Bordeanx, naley Gdte .,
the 2Otb JIareb.

." have feen 5000 confcrpts, the proportion
from this quarter of the empire, defined for
Poland among them are feveral of the mer-
chants Of this city,"
The above article is more ilInarative Of the
prshnre OF the RniIian arms, than ssy thing
that has yet tranlpired.
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May 5.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.

.aIILh THE SHIP UNITED STATES,
sS,seytSkNH THOMAS HARDING, A1afer.
ssssc.scSysEssSek BURDEN AEoUT $50 HHps. 70 RACE
A freight for LIVERPOOL would he rreferred--
Apply to the Mater on board, at City Point, or 10
RCBT. COLGUHOUN.
Petersburg, Mays. St.
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1JetferS

REMAINING IN THE PoST-oFFIcE, RICH
MoND, VIRGINIA, APRIL 3lsT, 1907,
WHICH HAYS NOT ALREADY BEEN ADD
vERTISED.
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May 5.
EOTIcR-

4 IL thoGe who have claims againn the enat.
\ of WILLIAM W1NooE, deed, Of King Williams
county are requened to bring them in properly au.
thentieaed before the fra of AuguR next, at whch
time the admni!ration Of lad e0ate will be- cloCed
GIDEON BOSHER, Bdsu'r.
May S. 1asv
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DELEGATES RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE
ENSUING GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

FaH7Hier- John Edmonds, Thomas Hunton.
Afadion-- Robert HILL William Madilon.
Ora"ge--'JanIes Barbour, s!.obert Moore.
~;a'"0refa"S--'Stephen Baily, 'Ri,hard E. Par
New MRMBERs
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REPORT.-It is reported that the Britifh
minliter, Mr.. Erikine, has been recaIled,--aud
hat an express has been fent to Hampton Roads,
o itop the WalP, now on its way 10 England
This report comes by gentleman by the laf
evening" fage, from Wilmington. By "recall.
ed" we prefu ne it Is TO be underaood, tia! Mr..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05

Of March between the Rui1ian and French az.
mes. IN which the latter were totally defeated
with great fcfs; that in confcquence, there had
been grand iiuminations at Liverpool. This
IMP, no doubt, reached Baltimore laft even
tng-we f,all wait with fome impatience for
details. Lsdo.t,
NASHVILLE. April IL.
M,jor Gen. Andrew Jackfon has received a
letter from the PreIi,!cn, of the U. States, &C.
cepting tender of fervice of number of Vo-
lunteers formerly offered. The PRECEDENT OBJ
ferves, The psrfons who fl,all engage, will
not be called from their homes until fome ag.
grvfion committed or intended, f,all render it
heceHary. When called into action, it will not
be Tor lounging, but for an active and perhaps
olhant fervi,~." We leave the reader to Judge
OF the caufe Of this accePtance-we at the fame
Tme fear that the fate of our affairs with G.
b. and the other belligerent powers will ulti-
mafely require very energetic meafires. Gen.
Jackfon viii if1ur his orders to-day which,
together with the Prelidept's letter entire, will
appear in the next Review.
ST. LOUIS, February 9.
Mr.. Bates of Detroit, (who is brother tn
the onc of that name, who was klle. Ian year
- duel at Pittibure) is appointed fecretarv of
This territory, vice Doe,or Jofeph Browne, who
wasrecommended by general Willinfon to the
preiident for the office of governor. Browne
and his partifans have fplit in fome meafure
with their old friends and afociates. We have
now three parties here, VIZ /: The old republi-
can party which has food the ten through
out-Brown's party, alias Bnrr.es-and Will
kinfon's, which ronlifts of that worthy fellow
Penrofe ahd half dozen more of the fame
caf."
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WW BE- RI" far ovry NE Cbarion19iM eoD,t on F,id,S
NE 22d ef Mqy 1907.
4 PURSE Of one hundred dollars, and on the
"a 29d lame p'onth, purfe Of fifty or one hum
dred dollarseseh free for any hore mare or geJdipg
to run according to the rules of the former Ioeke1
Club. Charlettefyle, May s. ltf
EXACT PROFILE LTKENESSES
TNAKEN at the Office lately oceup ed by CeerOs
Il Tucker, Efq little above the Swan rsvefs.
IN the main nreet, on the Capitol Hille-Alfo. ali
Kinds OF Looking Clafs, and Picture Frames Ger
randole's, Window Corsice's &c. made neatly. orr
namsnted and gilt, in burnifhed Cold, by
B. ANDERSON.
May s. Or.
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coNoRrs,roNA r,rcr,o,

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
Mr.. Da~fon is reelected for the tliari2 OF Spott.
iyivan'a &c by an,ajority of 90, votes.
MIR. John Love is elected for the dilri9 Of Cu.-
pepper aud F".qs'.r by majority of 27e VOTES over
Mr ihomPi"n. the former representative.
John Randolph. Efq is reelected to Congress
IRON the dri9 ol Cumberland, &c. withou, oppoli
tion. rF'
J"hn w. Eppes, Efq is reelected to Congress,
from the dtriet OF Powhatan, Sse.--wi,hout oppo.
Gtion. rr
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The members of the /feond clsfs Of the Senate OF
Virginia, were vacated according to the rule of con-
nh"tion, on the SIN Of lal March. Their feats
were therefore to be filed, during the pre!en prug
H"uIeEr Hudg'ns Efq. of Matthew'S county, is ele g.
ca Tor the Senatorial diiTet of Gouc-iier Matthews
and Nidi!eiex--in the place of Chri;oph.r Garland
Eiq OF C!ouceler. Mr.. Garland Rood poll but
WAS defeated. He was one of the Republican fen.
a,ors who' drring the laa FELTON,, voted aganlt MIR.
Nooertions reoution, approving of the meaures and
FELTON, Of 1866.
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AN OMsN.-The following was one Of the
tanding tosRs, a, a feat given by the rcpubli.
cans of Philadelphia to DR.. Leib for bis active
and meritorious fsrvices during the lsft felton,
OF the Pen. Legislature The toaft evidently
deiigna'es the venerable George Clinton of N.
York as MIR. Jcferfon's fuccefIor:
The vice PRECEDENT ofthe United States his courfe
has byen patfietic and honorable to himfrlf as well
as uieu to his country he be rewarded by the
hrf place n the government on the retirement oil
Mr.. Jeferfor.
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n nation. thar avoa!d a1jOid qvar, E5oula be
bretaeed far IT.
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Mtre. ASv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23
CINCINNATI. Dec. %.

In consequence of the Proclamation Of
the President ofthe United States, and the
act of the legislature Of this state, the mill
tia under major general John s. Gano, were
called, and considerable number volun-
tceTcd-othcrs we're drafted TO actual duty,
to the number Of 100 men, third part of
which were stationed Oh the bank Of the
Ohio. Several boats were examined and
discharged. On Sunday n.ght, some very
suSlic'ons boats made their appearance
and were brought to. The next morning
they were examined, and although much
suspicion existed respecting certain per-
sons IN the boats, yet on investigation, they
produced two certificates from officers on
the Virginia side of the Ohio, and no legal
evidence could be obtained by which tic a.
gent ior the state could be authorised 90 de-
t1in either the bats or persons: since which
time nothing hos transpiycd to excite alarm.
On christmas day capt. Stoddart arrived
az newport, opposite this town, with t5s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23
CAPT. JANIS FERGUSON N''N'

Cincinnati, Dec. %.
IL appears that our legislature has in 3,
spilteu manner taken up the business,
which; ior some weeks past, has agitated
.1e Pu2nc Inlno we mean the expedition
Planned by Col. Burr and his associatrs =.
At the commencement oftbe seesior 81 y.
passed IAN act to pre- ent certain acts
hostile to the peace cld tranou,li,v of tbe
United States, &c" giving extensive now
erS 20 the governor, which he has in parn
delegated TO gentleman in this town. =
once the act has been made public. DART
Oh the militia has been called out, ard sta
toned ON the Ohio, the more efFectuallv r.
ald the person appointed to carry the law
INTO effect. Boats have been strictly eIa.
mined, but no discoveries have vet tatcr
place. 1t is to be lamentsd cncrse tic me-.
sures had not been sooner resorted RI al
the object OF Burr and his associates would-
IN that case, have been completely detect.
co. On last Sunday III ght Reek, BleBner-
ndSsct win four keel boats, armed with mi
mary stores passed this town, and every
trlSha 20 ms country must regret the guards
had not been sooner placed so as 20 have
subjected him 20 an examination before he,
proceeded farther.
Since the passage Of the act above allud.
cd TO, Information has been given uDo,
oath, that a great number of boats are
building at Waterford, on French creek,
on the Chetogue lake; and on the waters
falling INTO the Allegheny river; that they
are to be manned with ANAL number Of
men IN each, the better to conceal the OBJ.
Ject which is an attack upon the S2anisl,
settlements in Mexico--they are to contain
salt, which should they be stopped, they
VIII assert they are carr wing to market;
mat the number Of men already engaged in
this enterprise exceeded 10000; that the
command OF the expedition was to be given
20 COZ, Burr, and that the place of meeting
to be somewhere in the vicinity NJ 7 ,ot,
tus, heights, on the Mississippi. Such VIC
understood, is the substance of his afFida-
VT, furnished by gentleman of yeracitv.
who spurned at the offer of being made :.
captain in the above expedition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23
H'ashinSron, Dec. Sd, 1904

SIR, I'd
Your letter of Oct. 18th to the secreta 80
at War, enclosing resolution of the ~
troop OF dragons attached to the lst hr;-
gaze, LIST division of the Ohio militia. M.
ferlng their services to their country and
10 be In readiness to march at a moment,x
notice, whcrcsoever its interest nav Ill
tor them, has been communicated TO me =.
Always friend to peace, and believing IL
10 promote eminently the happiness and
prosperity humankind, Tam ever unw,liins.
that 1t should be disturbed, as long ss tbs
rights and interests of the nation cgp ~
protected. But whensoeverhos a.oree.,
SONS on these require a resort to waf' W.
must meet our duty and convince the ror \
mat we are, just friends and brave enc.
mes Whether our d ficuities with Spain
WI issue Ill peace or war, is still uncerta N
anu what provisional measures ,halI hc
taken Tor the latter alternative, is NOV, mn.
der c1nsiderat on of the legislature. Yba
olfer OF service which the patriotism of vo,,r
company has now made to their country is
pledge that IL will not be withheld in
whatever form the national councils mav
authorize Its use. Accept my thanks. on
the, publc behalf, for the readiness win
winch this honorable tender has been made
with my respectful salutations and assur-.
ahces OF great consideration.
III: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23
CHILLICnTHE- Ian 1

Extract of letter from JUDGE Nimmo 70
senator from Hamilton county, dated
Cincinnati, Dec. 10, 1906.
GIVE are all hustle and confusion here
IN consequence Of the act, to prevent Ger.
tain acts hostile to the peace and trsnoni-
lity OF the United States and this state D..
Inc governor was so obligiDg as 20 COM
mission me, 20 act upon il, in his room.
here and in consequence Of which. two
companies of militia, md Tie lirht infsntry
company, have been ordered out, consc-
quently equipped and stationed along tho.
river, SO that it is impossible for boat Z.
pass, without examination. Unfortunately
Hlennerhasset, with four keel boats. has c..
caped-he passed here en- Sunday evening.
YER"
AT meeting Of a number Of the citizers
OF Muskingum county, At tie courthouse,
on the goth Of December, 1906, after the
Adjournment OF tho court, fcr the purpose
ot expressing the public sentiment ON the
important subjects, which have for seine
time agitated the public mind Jesse Fuf-
on,esq. was chosen chairman, and Samu-
81 Herrscs, ssl, secretary, when tie fol-
owing resolutions we're UEIyERsALLY A.
greco %;
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Cincinnati, Ocf. 7fh, 1906.
The first troop Of dragons attached TO
the first brigade, first division of Ohio Mi
htia, view the hostile appearance Of TO-
reign troops on our Lines and boundaries as
prelude to war, and We do therefore re-
SoEOe, That Captain Ferguson be requested
to make an offer of our services to the pre-
sldent OF the United States, and to inform
him we shall hold ourselves in readiness to
march wheresoever he may direct at a mo-
ment'S notice.
"a true copy,)
BY order of the troop.
IAMES FERGUSON, Capt.
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INTERESTING CORREspoNDENe

Cincinnati, cct. 7th, 1906.
HKNRT DEARBoRN, ESQ.
SIR,
l have the honor of transmitting YOU the
enclosed resolution, which you will be pleas
ed tolay before the President of the Cnites
States, and you will much obligc,
Sir,
Your most obedient,
Humble servant,
JAMES FERGUSON,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23

~ TO make room for the foregoing gc-
n@raf @ketch ofhe froceedjngs Of tie Le-
gisiafnre, ne hare been coH,heRed 10 IcaUe
out ofthfs day's fater, number If arfi-
cles oftnfeifSeHCe, sc. which 7viH6 .gfUen
in our merit.
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hBfon:
Expenfes of G. Afembly at the next
FELTON,, 40 ooo on
CLicerS OF Civ'i Government, IS 600 90
Officers of Militia, 49, 1000 90
S'""''" Fi"iechii0ns and Guards, $4,000 90
Slaves exc uied aud taartp.r,,d, sro1 90
Lunatic hripital . ron M,
Richmond Public Guard, 15.coo 90
Building ManufaGorv of Arms, in
Guiding uuiAiisf1d claims, 1000 90
Expthle al misunderstanding arms, in
c!hding officers iaiaies ana un-
fati.fr2 claims 5i.o0) On
F"unGeiy and Boring Mil, $500 90
FOR repairs 10 the JAMES L. Canal
;, ""rehouir, 100 co
I"Pe"Ic o' fuhlic Na'ehcrfes, 5000 90
Expenies ofrem"v,rg convitts to the
Penitsntiary, and of their con-
hnement therein including Off
Ger ia'aries, 5000 90
Public fervices of DiRrid Court
Clerks, . 600 u,
lntereft on the Public Debt regifter-
ed $500 90
Intereft due perfons who paid
money into the treafury for BIZ
'lli deotS, 5000 90
rehhoneFS, 5000 90
Expenles of representation TO Con-
greis and the State Senate, 400 90
lnftament on State Shares in the
Bank ofVa. $4,000 90
lntereft payable to the Bank in Jan.
and July next, 5000 90
Sommiiioners of the Revenue, 1860 90
Contingent Fund, 1880 90
To diicharge the debt due to the re-
preventative of Doctor Thomas
Walker, 500 81
For the payment of Warrants that
may be drawn on the nIilitia Fine
Fund, 200 90
For payment OF fums which may)
be directed by fpccial acts of +
the preient fe1iiop,
For upper Appomattox company, COS oc
To pay the debt due the eftate of
k. Tucker, loeos 80
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Dollars 347,oo7 90

Re/oHreeS 10 meet tire foregoing Expenditures.
One years Revenue tax, and tax on
mercantile licenfes, 275,sSo 90
Surplus on Tobacco exported, $4,000 90
lax on law Proceis, sc. 5000 90
Regltter's Fees, $500 90
Potable dividend on the State flares
in the Bank, on the 1T Jan. and
ii July 1907. $4,000 90
Probable receipts from Slaves tranf-
ported, 5000 90
Probable dividend on fate fharesn
James river company, $500 90
For fines and penalties, 5000 90
Probable receipts from the fate of
lands in the county of P. Will
am, formerly belonging to Robert
Briitow, $4,000 90
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5aIe8 at auttiou.

De 1agaly raf, (ite?7H igF.J 70W be Sh at he pez-
due oFae Of ne GJf,ibe,I.
rpe. and half pipes, Genuine 2 On 4 months
IN quality Madeira Wine, credit.
70 Pieces fine Clieoes and Chints negotiable
rotes with approved endoriers will be required
Alio- cafes of fell and plated
iiaf> ior the benefit of the owner
on owners, unknown, and frall
invoice OF Coating. Force Cloths, ) ToRchsg
eurer,i1c II Cloths Nfanehener
Stvf' Bon,baze:tc. Dimty aud
30 pieces India Cotsou.
TAYLOR {; BROWN " II.
ian. %. rdC
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THE pERMANENr TAXES APE.

THE PERMANENT TAXES APE:
D. c.
On lands, for every 100 dolls. value accord
ins TO the equazing law, 90 4s
On every fave above 2 years old, except
thofe exempted as heretofore, 90 "A
On every aud horfe and jack ats, twice the
price of the ieaion,
On all other hories, mules, mares and colts,
each, 90 10
On every ordinary licenle, I2 so
On every wheeled riding carriage, ex-
cept phaetons aud Rage Wagons per
wheel, OF
On every Phaeton and fage Wagon, per
wheel, 90 81
On every other riding carriage with .
wheels, per wheel, 90 as
On lots and houfes in town, for every 100
dolls. of rent, ] SO
On every merchant telling by wholef4le 8;
retail, for each fore, 10 oC
On every re;a merchant, for each fore, Is 90
On every hawker and pedlar, 20 90
The ReVeane Bill GsLf;fpfcs a new fr~ upon o,di-
Of vs dSiia,5 ueon sV.,y leo Of rent Ls tax
not L0gVsvs~ falling Goyi of IL I-G RoL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-24

French BniletinJ.--We have now extended
them to the 10th and 18th, received by the
way of Charlefton. The laft is dated at Potf
dam on the 25th of October. Bonaparte had
not yet arrived at Berlin. Potfdam is ituated
on an iiiand 10 miles in circumference, formed
by the rivers Spree and II avel, 9 miles w. of
Berlin.
There is no account of any new engagement.
The manufacturer of Bulletins mutt have
been very much dihrefled for want of facts,
when he weaves in fuch abfurd anecdotes as
are recorded in the 18th Bulletin. Such mum
merry is unworthy of great man The only
indication of any confequence is the refufa to
acknowledge the duke of 3runfwick in anv
other character than as a Pruf!ian officer. He is
no longer So7ereisn. Such is likely to be
the fate Of his royal mater. /" .Cfs ne connois pas
h roi Ge5 PwEJ."
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dolls. 1880 s

dolls. 81, SOC
4 PSEDIcrrnN.-JohnW Wood, the e;.depant
editor of the" Weitern World" has removed
10 Warrington, where he has begun the pub
!caiion OF the g Atlantic World" The fr,t
N, of this paper came to hand, by the laft r.
Nsnirg's Mail.-.-Every thing announces that it
will have an tpbemerAi exiftence.
The very principle, on which the Atlantic
World" fets out, is iuificient 10 condemn it.
Who is there prepared to acluefce in the OPT
Mon that "the plan of col. Burr is not againtt
TIE interti of the union ," the steftir,ony
produced at Frankfort" to the contrary not
withdrawing
Who will agree, that " there cannot be pro-
duced in The annals of France, AN act of ching
rical power, hyperion to the late arre(tment Of
FIX or teH boats on the Ohio, which were fad
,o belong to col. Barr" For thus does the A.
w. condemn an ACT which covers the legislature
and governor of Ohio with immortal honour?
How ridiculous will the following anerti-
ons appear to our readers, who coniidered
the important letter pubihed in our laH pa
per Z" Let it however he remembered for
the prefent, that / pledge myfelf TO prove that
the Executive are in pofiefiion of no facts tend
ing to criminate Col. Burr, but thoie which
they have received from thefs two men Co.
neral Niikinjcn and Jofeph Hamilton DaVei55."
What then becomes of Mr.. c.?
The fri number of the " a. W." is prnci-
pay eveIlsd at Mr.. Daviefs, who being the
executor of c.. Nicholas, Efq. is alfer,ed To
have been early acquainted with the ken
lucky Spanilh alfociation," and to have
cealed in his breaft the mott detenahle treafon
for feveral years" He is charged with having
beer a6tuated by ambition and revenge )"
and with having weaned J. w Street from his
partner, and his independence. The reader
will ohferve, that we are not the apilog;Rs of
Mr.. d. nor of the acts which are attributed to
him by Mr. Wood nor are we the apooRifs OF
Mr.. S. for having fuffered the publication of
MIR. DIS. confidential letter which expressly eii-
reefs him to burn it nor of Mr.. Wood who
could dare to pubiih it without MIR. SIS con-
fent.
One more remark I'VE pronounce the
paper, which would at this moment dare
TO vindicate the conduct of A. Burr, or weak
en- the fpirit of vigiIant invefigation into the
iH"ch'ii"ti -r--=f =, trr'terJ .o~orthy of the
iuPport of an enlightened natcn
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r;ErORT

os rHs ComaiTTEE or FINANCE AS
AMENDED BY THE HOUSE.
E.Finsaie eff5e expenses offtr eoreyzsaeHf, 70
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TO RENT,

TO RENT,
OK FOR STLE,
4 HOUSE ftuated on the Main-Sreet, over the
= creek, with bake houfe adjoninr-Enqpirs
of MOSES DAVIS.
fJ0 /oy JaIs:
A is1aii PLANTATION containing 30 acres A.
bout miles from the city, with good orchard, and
Dwelling Fiouies. Apply as above.
Jan. -. 81.
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Dolls. 355,38o 90

Fe55IOe0, n"s >, = pcuieGf1 TO mcreaie
the permanent taxes of this Commonwealth.