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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-09
A PUN.

Duane fays, that foreign infu-
ence and the yellow fever, infect Us
no further than the tide waters reach.
Would Il not b. well, then, while
Congfei5 are iaying their reitraints
upon commerce. to interdia the
'Rowing Ct the Tea 2~Sekm Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-09
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03
'CoLoNEL BURR.
49, -. -. sezs < - y
FaAskrsar, (k.) Feb. a.,

By an express, this morning, which
brought the Na.chez mail, We received
the following letter from 4 friend, da.ed
- Washington, Near Watches. Fx5. q. !.
I ! After The grand jury acqdi,,ed COLO
nsI Burr, he went "a bid, hoa,s on ~
mississippi above Natchez s.1fsw miles,
harangned his people, told them that;
he was obliged q. Leave, than- -that IL
could net now comply with Is promi.e, !,
70 thembnt assured them that thev
should have the Iagds be lad psomisesd
on the Washita ihatit would BE some
months hsfore-he could zee them AGAIN !.
put that they shopld NOT pc. disappointed.
z bFeported, but ! know not on
what grodndss that he thea crossed The
Mississippi, accompanied by. one ,Ash.
ley, who WAS formerly Of dc party 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03

ph;,,p N..an. Ihxye been inclined 70;
think tina, he is stillin this nsighborhood.
Three Of his company have been ar.
,es,.d. sviz. FMr. Blannerhasset, Mr..
Davis FIoyd, and Mr.. Rolsion- -on TIE
ground il il said Of Information given by
| persons formerly in the scheme, stating
Tie Intention to seize Baton Rouge, and
! n,robably Fort. Adams. They, are NOT
vet finally committed for trial. : The
party, seems TO have ffittered. away to
no,hing--and many people ignorant pro-
badly ofthe real views of Mr.. Burr, will
be most unaterially injured.
"Never, ,perhaps, did an enterPrize
Of such vast extent, and aided by such a
concentration ofintrigue andtalents and
energies, terminate in effects so traly
csntemptible. A Spanish officer came
70 Mr.. Burrten days ago from Pensa.f
kola. His friend governor Folch, alter
forbidding the passage 81 Che q: s.
troops from Fort Stoddatd 70 New Or
lear:s, 20 arrest the progress OF Burr,
has come into the settlement OF Bait on
Rouge to make an idle parade Of resis.
tsnce. Possibly the ex-vice president
uaay next show himself there But let
hims show himself where he wiil-if from
the scattered embers of fallen faction he
ever revives in a shape formidable to the
safety or tranquility of,he u. States,-hs
/, win be Phoenix indeed" II -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03

cutise have ordered party o. marrr'es-
70. meet colonel Burr in order % escort
him to Richmond Id Virginia, there to
IS kep, until The meeting Of the Federal
Court ia that state, Oh fhe su?Posi.ion
that his expedition was fitted out from
Blannerhasset's island which is said 10 be
in Virginia. y = Sf5--'$ Us =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03

|thOOther corps o. the armys under the
orders Of prince Dangerously, gen.
SomdoiE &C. pceupf Wilma Bailsibck,
Narrow &c. GcnerAl Boxhot den's III.
vision occupies Nowygrod, Clinki,
The whole Of the army is thus cos
centrnted within the circuit Of q few
miles, notwithstanding the difficulty 70
provide provisions and forage !; anditis
hence obvious, that general Kamenskoy
Is determined 10 resume offensive opera.
tons the moment he ID in aeondition 10
do 20. he Russian army is impatient
70 meet the enemy -pothing can surpass
their enthusiasm. and confidence
!. General SitpE. previous TO the af-
fair 1t FraingurkaW, read at the head of
his detachment one. of the French .bul.
ietins, containing scnrrilous reflections
on the Russian army. On which the sol.
Sdlers Ia tunrultuons indignation, exclai.
mex, !" Lead US Oh, and we will punish,
our calumniators." a strong Prussiar,
corps has taken possession Of the de6les
Of Nikolafksn. The French disision
Indsr Ney, has fallen back behind the
uribentz; and q corps of about 500
men, which had pushed beyond Oste.
rode, was surrounded BY . Prussian n.
.;as. - = en nasnt iIatlas' ano eas 20
Pe.ss r.. :. -. = -, - ~;
+, ~. w 10y lsugs % tne Ii,k and
u - ~: w. ~ s..snosu SonaPar.e per.
-, nls a.T 3 oeSuT, - taken
81 .EvsIy en- = anxlousiy wat
rug .a':nel ParIlse'ars. :. =: d!
S9sn = VIZ olhslsl account published.
= !: Issersnu1g,-I- Z 9 9 every point OF view
nasserves =, g e CONSIDERED as q great
.v y, W. N sllal os told, perhaps, thar
no srounG was cameo. and that It did not
p 3! ss, .ns s.se1 s1 forcing the French
mar "a V;.,,,l. q n, 4, = -. 5
- .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03

He.are aathorisedfo say that JACOB
WEvER and JACOB REEFS, Her
t.!emsefpesns Republican Candidates at
the neat Election To- rfprsssni Bsr&e!ey
Counfysin the next Genera! assembly.
3. AbYilS, 1907. s~.f .a.a.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03

= The Freehoiders Of Jegersan County,
lirg,ui.-,, are herrby 1tormed, that
JOHN ANDERSONi is a Candidate far
'hrir sa8reges at the neat Election, to
servsthrp' IN the Legislature ft",s stare.
= Attrl-s, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03
>NEW.oRLEANS, FEB. IL.

: 1t does not appear. that Aaron Burr
was confined on board of one ofthe U. s.
armed vessels, rs was stated in the Or
leans GAZETTE of Yesterday. 1t was con-
templated 10 arrest him, aud, tie Plan
was intrusted to so many secret keepers,
that Mr.. Burr's spies learnt II, and he
thought proper to &c OF. - ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03
Z M4RTlMSBURG, Apra 3.

The Aisranaria AiaI had net arrived
1vhenfhis Paper ,eent 10 Press. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03

Wore authorised IA state to The Tafrrs
Of Teferson COUNTY, taatL ARYERTtt'IL-
Lis and Smith SLAUGHTER are
CandFdRates at the ensning ELECTION tor
Rebresenfdtives in The neat General As-
sem6!y efthis state. - 49,. ,->-'T
., AeriI 3, 1907. y~S q. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03

safety or tranquility ofthe u. Stases,--hs
win be Phoenix indeed" -a< IT -.
~ NEW.ORLEANS, Feb.1a.>=
{ 1t does not appear. that Aaron Burr
was eonfnea on board ofon ofthe U. s.
armed vessels, rs was stated in the Or
leans GAZETTE of Yesterday. 1t was con-
tempIated To- arrest him., and, tie Plan
was Entrusted to so many secret keepers,
that Mr.. Burr's spies learnt II, and he
thought proper to &c OF. - ~
Esraes n hter ,Jtsm Aaihs.u aid
Aiesander Buchdnan, belonging % lhe
Miranda expedition, TO their relations
/ in Nerp. 1eyk dated, 1919
j /" CarthogSaa Prison Dec. so, 1907.
Since we wrote you last, giving .
full account, Of our pnfortlny,s capture
and sitaatior, nothing aordinsry has
5hapSsnsd us. we are s,ihkep{ in close
confinement, loaded with chains, and
death staring US in the facs. sUnlrsssour
country Win interfere, 70 Dur behalf, there
isnot the mos, GStalt hcps Of our Erect
ing our liberty. We have been very. III,
but have recovered our health a lit,le.--.
Several al our. uptottuaats companions
are ALREADY dead and considering oNr
miserable situation. poor living, scaasy
allowance, exposed to fsvers and other
diseases incidental TO this climate, il is
Surprising to me thar one Of Us. has Sur
rviyedso long. Benjamin Davis, and
WIN. Long Of your city are well, and
pass our prison widow in chains TO- and
from their labor every day. John Scott
has lost his hearing, il very low, = apd
cannot live many days. Ofthe number
confined 10 the cell with us, two only
hafs died. ? .c5s s'.,1t =. =.
GEORGE.ToWN,t March = Il.
!. So much has been said, and so eontra-
dictory have beenthe reports, respect.
ing the treaty, or the articles intended
fora treaty, Lately signed Al London by
the American and British. ministers,
that Conjecture has been. .baffi I'd, and
Opinion wanted dana to rest upon. ess -
j We believe We have Il now ia onrpow-
er to relieve the public mind from that
uncertainty in which II has heretofore
bees sd.pehded. The treaty win be inn.
mediate y reformed 10 .onflor 81 6,r,h -
5negociation. For Ibis purpose he Wa.a
aim 81 war i ord.red - -. -. r = ~
for sea iuamediately, the officers are &c.
4lccted; the crew completed. and Thurs.
Day next & named as lie dsy on which
.she n 10 sail.. CAPTAIN Smith. who IL
Is command he Wasn. viii h ,h mI L..r =
'srof the treaty % London !; from .hsres
INC wasp Winrspair 20 the Mediterrane-
An where she Is In be RfHffnnaA- IN
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-03
wAsHINeToNcIrY March ~ !.

CoL Ritr, again.-- We have Jus. re.
celved certain Intelligence that the exc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
LAND-FOR SALE.

NE fubfcribcr offers Tor flle, Traef Of LAND
lying on Iye river, in the couBty of AmherN
being pare of the eRate Of the late col T,hn Rofe'
containing by actual furvey 1905 acres. il is three
les dii'ant from the Courthouie, AID twenty miles
from WarniHiter. There are from so TO zoo acre,
OF this traa cleared, the reldue heavily timbered
with OAK, hickory, chefnut, &c The foil Of the
land, which snferior none in its vicinity is adni
raby adapted to tbs culture Of tobacco corn wheat
%e.-ito eontiguity to Maj. MaGey's manufacturing
mill, will be eireumaance Of great confederation e,
apurchdfer. Pohsfion will be given on the FRI dsy
OF the eniuing year. with liberty to fow inal grain
this next fall One third Of the purchafs money will
ne required in hand for the other payments, ibe-
raj indulgence will be given. The l1Gd will he
ihewn by MIR Alexander 3. Rofe or Cant. A. Mo-.
gan, reiidng in the nsighborhood. Thofe wihns
to purohale, may know the Of tale By applying
TO the iu5lcriber
THOMAS FtTZHUCH.
Bofcobe', Stafford ceunty, Sept s. Iaw2m,
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SaicS at 1urtIni,.


oa f"IDAI tie ID dsy Of Ctzo5e, aesf, -p;v Ie 6Is
wirsGur REssRvG, at he LrmSe. k,y,s L,,,f, s..y
PEA 9T 4h.51' I'm. Afc.krazi. 81 Ia. On he CroG
e"'f' !'14i4g 10 Sbe'*9 Warssgjs:
5 pi?qsAld Madeira Wine.
- ithds"W |. Run, Sd aud 18th proof,
10 binds. Brown Sugar,
5 Pipes French Brandy,
60 Hhds. Country Gin,
Caiks Coffee,
A few tens roa
iEks>s-6o days credit on all purchafes over 50
and under 100 dollars, and 1870 day, cred, y, ~,
iums exceeding leo dollars. ''' ="
APPROVED endorftd negotiable notes will be re-
CURED. w" oe az
At ,he iln,- time and place will be fold, ON and
'o"'h' credit that valuable piece of GROUND oa
tie above mentioned nreet, on par, Of uhrb Oh.
LHr''er t'onfc hands, divided into four convenient
ana very usrab'e Lors satisfactory titles for which
VII De made to purchaiers, on the payncnts bein,
properly iecured o''s
any pe,'on oeiirousof purchafng any of the abovs
Soea' or Lots at private ale will nleaie appv I'm
TAYLOR e BROWN, .4.1!ior..r,.
Sept. 90. ,dc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
RICHMOND. Sent.Ilth. 1907 .

DURSUANr to the authority veAed in the Com
4 mandant OF tbc 9TH regiment of Militia by the
All Of the General Aaemby entitled /" An Atl CON
corning the Militia OF The city Of Richmond" Ba,ta-
talon Courts Of Enquiry for the q ard q Ba,taIions
competing lad regiment, and dreGled to he holden az
the BeiTavern the 25th for the III Battalion, and
at the Warrington Tavern the 20h iri for the cd
Battalion and to commence their Ittings o'clock
a.
The purPoc oftbefe courts being to aGers the fines
incurred Tor uon~ate1dauoe the preceding muhets
in the aG and prefer, mouths the commandments Of
compauie, will be eypcttei to be exact in making
their fevcral company returns TO Commandments Of
Battaioos, and alto ia their attendance Oh the Bl,a-
Courts.
Thoie CsPtans who were prevented making re-
turns Of deInquens to the Battalion Courts in July
lait, will include tboie delinqusnces in their next
returns All rerfons having executes TO offer for any
.'nre or omon' Of duty, may attend the Court for
the Battalion to which they belong, and make their
executes. GEO. WIN. SMITH
Coi CamSf OH R>gI.
sept y. Ct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22

The Chig Jsysiee was extremely atvill;ns
to hear ANY argument on 'hec proportions, but
if the gentlemen believed it to be ei,ental, he
would hear them .:::ai sreat deal Of attention.
lie could have TO objections to any delay, if il,
fhould contribute 10 introduce teitimory on Ell
Their fde, that would ferve to explain things in
manner not before explained.
After fome remaks on the nhumauiy of de-
tsioing the witnenes here Mr. Hay then au-
nounced his intention of taking their dspofri-
ons. He gave notice of his intention Of iakinl.
their depo!i,ions at the Wilmington Tavern i'm
medate!y. The oppoite council objected TO
this courfe. The Chief Juaice dec ar-d that it
was extremely probable he ihould hear these
depofitions, If they we've taken. Mr. Hay &C Mr..
Mc'Rae accordingly left the court fos that pur-
pofe.
After for,e defultory conversation the coun-
Tel for Col! Burr waved the argument which
they intended to urge, and the court procc sded
with the Examination Of the Evidence. Jacob
Dunbaugh wac again inlroduced, aud examined
at comfortable length. lie WAS followed by
James Mcdowell, for the frcond time, and by
I,ael Mller-In the corr!c of,heie proceedings,
MIR. Hay fuggefed the propriety OF difcharging
fuch wi,nelies as had already been before the
court on the treafon cafe. MIR. Burr objected
to this dilcharge. He ohierved, that Mr.. Eaton
fhou|d at all events attend the court as he in
tenuea 10 Gi'QuaHfy ms EV'NSHCe ana 10 HOW
tina, he ought not 10 be received as a witnefs in
court Of Juftice.
On Tuefday the examination proceeded. ia
cob Dunbaurh was again called in. He Was
followed by Stephen S. WEIGH by William
Love, for the ftcnnd time ~ Samuel Moziey.
Chandie. Lindley and john Mu!holland.
Mr.. Hay then obfervcd, that it was unnecef,
fairy to trouble the court with A repetition of
fuch teltimony by Other witneiIes that he had
only another witnefs whom he wil'ed to intro
duce on thofs points David F;h:, who was
now 6ck, and whole dcpoli,ion NUT be read
in evidence y that he had btb-rto produced
witncilts who had been at the mouth Of Cum
hrrand, to explain the complexion and inten,
tions of this party. and that he hould pro-
coed Tomorrow to produce other witnef!cs,
who had not there been prefent, to explain ttols
intentions fTti more dAntty.
After fome conversation the court adjourned
till tomorrow 10 O'Clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22

By virtue Of deed sfruh, executed to me by Arm
iGead RUiiell for the purpofe Of fseuring to Bar
thoiomew cambridge, the payment Of one thoufsnj
two hundred and nineteen pounds and eight pence .
fall, ON the 18th Of October next, proceed to fell
to the highea bidder, for ready money, at New
Kent Cogrt-Houie,
4 TRACT Of LAND, lying in New-Kent coun-
L \ ty, called PondyEters, containing fix hundred
and thirty.hx acres; twelve likely NEGROES; or
10 much ct the iaid PsoFERIY may be neceHsry to
fasfy he balance Of the debt due on fad deed toge-
;hsr with thr espenoss attending the execution there
Of WM. ARMS TRAD, T,sH.,.
Sept. %, Il.
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LESUEUR q SAUNDERS

( NrOkM their friends aud the public, tina, thew
VIII sneontnue their Grocery Bniinef. from the
hFh Gay OF O>tober next. They we an extcuive
i-""oer- f1ou!e, Oh the Baton of the Canal: where
my VIII continue TO receive Produce and foods ON
forage and oommiiiion. They promfe the itraen
attention 70 the in;erefts of thole who may favor
.,ehi WIN their eonhgnments; they will remove
their Counting Room to the next door above MIR.
Charles spencer's.
Sept. %. 1,veu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22

about Il titles. 9. Were you meas enough to-Col 3.
at the month Of Cumberland to hear his obicrva,cn,
TO his parry A.. was. He fa;d there were ,hen too
many bye flanders 70 diyulge hi'plsns Q. Were ahy
men oota'rei, after you joined then, A. Que, who
got aboard Ct New-Madrid. Q Were you eommiiii-
orcd b. Cc'. 2. - obtain ~; not cir sens
q. VIVA; Do yon BY the word citizens -
Here DVabanah was isoppcd by the op;oGte conn
e'' and his examination proceeded farther this
day.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22

"Civis" mum hay hooks until the eour.
has cloled its lelon. Ii is with interfere
with its proceedings, until they coacudsd: aud
however wide may be the range of critieifm WHICH
they have opened, however great has been auxe-
ty to cxPreis fentments, to preferve
that deeorum for the court, which ia certainly due to
fitting tribunal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
Sept. 90.
FRENCH EHFN1NC sCHOOL.

M Ill he oPaSed on TIUR 5DAY the fri of
OCTOBER next, and continued Ep,ERT- e.
E@sNING, from five till nine o'tlock, on the main
~ the upper part Of the Houie at preient oeeu.
P'ed ny Carter B. Page, Efq. For terms apply tn
Ahthory Pezer, teacher Of the French Language, az
Doct. Halcrs Academy in Richmond,
Sept. 90. re
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WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

IN ~AB"sSDAr, re fisrenB d.,v of Noyenbey ,,yf
WI IL, sf re roS, ove, tie fSIAIaD.sz.g eou,s
IeAess, four mile heats.
on the ieeo1d day, the PROPRIETOR'S PURSE
OIL one 64n4'ed esl!z'i, to which will be added, the
balance thar may remain in the hands of the rresGr
er' and all arrearases that may be due to the cluh
.iter payment OF the neceGlry expenoes-.two milo
heats BY o,ds, OTfbe Club,
Sept %. ,nIttbN
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1awSw.
FOUND.

q" tie road Leading Jf'0fn ibis PLACE to Ptse1gn,r:
4 SUM OF MONEY, in Morris; which Ri. o,v-
n n@r may get by application TO ME az Iohnaon's
Ware-F"uie, deicrbing tle fame and paving the
expence of this advertisement
CHARLES GRAVES.
MANcnEsTrR, September %. otg
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The ahoeiatinn OF this club terminate. with the
pFe'eht races and IL is iuPpofed that this purle will
be worth above three hundred dollars.
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ANTHY ROBINSON, C. C.

commilis"'r'r Office, WMamRa,g, Scstlab, 1907.
NHE ptrtiss concerned, are hereby notified, tina,
HAL, at this oiile, Tuefday the 9th Of
o1t"ber ness proceed to make up the account. di
reSed in the above Gale.
Sept. 90. I,waa
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III Court beld fer Hen,;eo County, at tia
L9"yE jt9HIe, The nintb lag Of Srbien6sr, 1907.
joseph Wheathy & ComPany,1
COmPhs.
aganh PIN CHdWCER1.
George Duncan and Lazarus
JO!ePh, Defts
'iiS day came the esmPianau,s by their coun-
iei' and ;he defendant, Dune l. not having en-,
tered has appearance and given iecurity according 70
the act OF Afenbly and the rules of this cnprt AMI
appearing TO the fafaaion of the court that he is
not an iahabtant OF this Commonwealth. On the
motion OF the compliments, lii Oysrel That he do
appear mere on the hrt day of December court next
and anfwer the bill of the complainant and ,b,, r'
Ply oil this order be forthwith Inherited on Co,s newt
paper printed in the City Of Richmond, for two
months iueeelively, and ported at the door of the
Court Houie of this county Oh two fnccelive court
days. WV
Copy. Teae.
ADAM CRAIG, c. c.
''Pr 2@' ep2n.
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Ehzsoeth Daniel, exeeutrix Of John Daniel Major
turner ani Sally his wife, adm;nfr.trix of Chez.
" Daniel; Daniel widow and -
tTAitx OF James Daniel, and Henry Lucas, exc
cutor Of Overton Daniel, pI,s
Agan!t
James Gregorie, furviving executor Of Jobn n,,;.,
Thomas Healy, late fleriff of the county # Mid
dieieH. and idueary pohenor of the goods and chat
te,s' rights and credits of George Hartman, decd.
WHO was an executor of the la0 named Iohn DAM
ely unadminiNersd by Samuel Kiuge, deceaIed.
John Montague, administrator of The iaid Samuel
hIugg BENJAMIN Kidd and James Kidd, ereeu.
tori OF James k'dd John Qua.les ex'r of John
George, deeeaied; James Henry Thacler iari-
mer and Thomas EaunrIeroy, DsGs
q Ii OF the defendants ntereiled in this eaufe no,
L = having had legal notice Of, or no, being repu
larry before Mailer ConimiiIioner Coleman a, The
time OF making up the accounts reported by him IN.
laid report is let Aide, and it ii Oriyed that the faid
accounts be again made up b. the faid Commnioner.
upon notice t" all OF the defendants and reported to
the
Copy.
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III C6@nrerp Di7y;7 Court held in H7Uion,E
burg, tie 2stb dqg Of AbriL 1907.
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they .~ere to follow. The only fervice which
was r'entioned. was that they were to work the
boats 6own.-Mr. Baker objected to this kind
or evidence. H contended that the ben fort
ot cyl tence ought IN every cafe be rrodu ced /;
and that 90 pGDer ought to be mentioned,
wh'ch was n0i cNh'i'l r.\ in court.---ihe 90.
lection WAS overiu'ed when Mr.. Hey afSed
the witnsfs whether be was certain thew were
10 go to y. Orleans frR. a. | am. recoleSt
the articles wee read, after we got ir'o the
boat. Mr.. MeRae. And they were to fervs
months a. they were.