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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05

One Of the first ministeriai papers calls
i pom the government 20 take immediate
measurcs for seizing all the Portuguese ycs-
sells capable Of being used IS transports
and NOT only them, busto possess them.
selves ofalIthe Brszils, !" stretching above
two lhonsand miles from the river OF the
Amazons to the Rio dc la Plata. : TO be
held in possession as temporary deposit ];
bu, ,harihe least resistance should produce
. second edition Of the Copenhagen affair.
This measure IS ju.,iGed on the nersssi,
~ Of circumstances, 2 tie doom Of Porsu.
gal having been sraled by the marebirg OF
the French army, under JUNIOR, Tor the IN.
gaaion Of that kingdom.
[Bostoa csntinel]
The deep interest whichthe community ~
general must feel in the subjec.s5 Of the
following remarks, Induces es 20 copy
shemsfrom the Bsstnn Crp,ioeI They are
at once important, brisf, comprehensive
and PersPicuons.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05
ISAAC MCPHERSON
HIS Intel Y IMPORTED e NlOW or
= # @s FERS FOR SALE,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
BOLTING CLOTHS,

OF the Mandatory Of the Old Three
Kings, that are warranted good, are purchas-
ed with cash, and sold at small profit.
ALSO, ON HAND,
A large quantity Of BURR BLOCK, Of
peod quality and sufficient number of hands
to execute any order for MILL-SToNEs at a
short notice, Ne. 50, Fayette-street, Balti-
more.
I'M no. %. 9aw18t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05
Is Star IRE Contrary.

A quarterly meeting will be held
this Evening at the Court House at o'clock.
The Engine will be worked this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock.
Dec. S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05

Il. .s,.,y heard to declare, that S ,otallgs
Md slienatc him from the English interest,",
49, ths conduct of England Itself.
Notwithstanding all that has yet happens
4 S she opinion of many, that the diSficul-
81, 81. which present themselves to the enigra-
III, Of the Portuguese court, are 50 great as
S render it next to impossible to be executed;
and that therefore some sort OF an arrange,
a,ent may vet take place between France and
sportupal. short time will remove all m
rertainty. The French army was to cntei
,sost,,p.al on the 18th inst huteven in that e.
ven, Il could not reach Lisbon from Bayonse
j. less than month or FIVE weeks song be-
fi,1r time shall have ELAPSED, the hnai de-
=. s..s;.,s "a ofiae Portuguese Gahiaet nay
Il. exs..csesI Is be kaowa.
sls Dy accounts now received that not
,,,arc ail ere ships cf the line were FULLY e-
.a.s9pea, and ssorsd for the rrce ptiul OF the
r,s Il ia,s.il, ocr eiments, ne'slg clothed
md armed, were Also ready TO accompany
hem. syisetaer Tie. other ships about s
Js - number oaUll lie got ready ii time,
xss 3 s., .stcr OF uncertainty.
Wcsuuderstand that orders haze been sent
q Yorljay, for sIrch vessels as are ready for
/, !, s-a, is.susediateiy to proceed to Lisbon. Il
! me Portuguese government seriously resolve
ia 90 ta the TRAITS, the. convoy OF our feet
must ;s,e desirable % them at the sarle tine
it's extremely advisable for us to take care
that the Portuguese iseeE shall not laii into the
Several renaittancfs have nceh reSsisea
BY different menus a9asss ron, ,e,, eps
nexious = lsss.' i'..' = 1"a a''.ss
,lausa5 u as,,ss.s c,,,try W.
pfti.tfe (fcf)aIvEIc Wy y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05

Paris, Oc;. 4

Paris, Oc;. 4.
Private letters from Esglend announce
Thar there is no hope of Cancellation With
The u. S. Of America. 10 consequence
sir James Craig has sailed with sqoa,
droo Of ope "a. 3 frigates, and several
sransports with regiments go board de-
ssined TO defend Nova Scotia aud Canada.'
against the attacks of the Americans, who
hare already organised mili,ia OF 100, 600
men, and lined their cossss with fsrm'aa'
DC batteries.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05
LADIES BEAVERS.

Ihave Just received a trunk Of
AIDES BEAV II A rs,
With PIumes of the newest fashions
E. GILMAN.
Dec. i. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05
AucsBoURn Sept. IS.

AUGsBoURH n oepr. 3.
The English re sppes'edin the Asia'ic
Gulf asd before the road Of Venice as soon
as the Italian flsrt.w hich had been cruising
inshe gulph, had returned into port. lhe
Erersh squadroncpnsis,s offs ships, some
a which are large frigstes, which some.
times approach Within cannon SHOT ct The
por,s Of Chio-zs. Their resnrn agsin
breaks cfF sli intercourse between Venice
ard The ne glrbouflng ports.
The Engllsh are extremely exasperased
,hatthe Russians have given up The Sc
ven isles 10 The French; sud their ADM.
raj Immediately ordered the blockade
Of their isles and the capture ct their
SHIPS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05
7leranorta Datlp Gilbert ser.
SATURDAY, DEcrMBEn s.

The senate Or "Wednesday passed bill
introduced by MIR adams. for The piessr-
vasion Of psace 10 the ports and harbors OF
=ihe United States, with but little variation
from The orjgiasl bill, as already given 10
our readers. The division on the passage
was--y-as 26 mays 5.she members diyid
inc. as 90 sl,e motion 10 strike ort the first
secsivs, the alternative in one case becGm-
ing the negative in.hc oshcr.
On Thursday the bill making 40 appro
initiation forsth- more Gectual defence OF
The postsaod harbors Of the It's: was pass
cd with bus little disision.
This bill srprooriases $50 500 dollars
far lhe sreetiop Of 1873 additional gan
fNat. nt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-05

IA shor. time sioee, parish officer 10 q
corporation Borough, about 100 miles
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

II 10 BE SOL ID to the highest bidder, on Tues
4 day the twenty ninth Of December next.
Tract of Land in Powhatan county, about four
mics above the court house and two from Peter
vile chuic:, containing By late survey, $50 acres
there are MANY considerable convenicnces attach
ed to the Land, it being in a good neighborhood
in which are number of manufacturing and errist
mills; is remarkably well watercd, Astounding,
with good springs, and bounded with three bold
streams on three sides, on the smallest of which
streams is large manufacturing mill within 400
Yards of my barn, the soil very good and lies level
On this tract arc two settlements with good orch
ards OF well selected fruit each. which NAV be
sold separately.-Tac terms of sale will be one
third or the money in hand, and the other two
thirds IN four equal annual payments, giving bond
and security and deed of trust on the Land to
secure the payment. Al the same time and place
VIII be sold as above, the crop of Corn, Fodder
and Oats, the stock of all kinds Plantation Uten-
sis, household and kitchen Furniture, one good
London made Still, apple and peach Brandy, a
Quantity OF late cider, vinegar, &c. Cash will
be required for all sums under 20 dollars {; six
month credit for all sums between twenty and
eighty dollars, and twelve all sums above eirb
tv dollars. There will be hired out for one year
Ito commence the first of January NEXT or 9
Negroes, on the usual terms of hire, ut the same
time and place. DAVID OWEN
II. B. Should the day appointed for the sale of
the above property, prove unfvourable, ii will be
continued from day to day until sold.
Nov %. (1awtds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
E1aw4w.1

Il y
FRIDAY, Nov. 7.
De6ate OH the reference Of memorial from.
snndrY merchants and traders Of tie cify
u PhiIcdelhhia, frGyins for reheal of
tie non-imhortatioa lazv
Mr.. j. Clay presented the memorial, which
is as follows:
To the President, Senate and House of Re-
fresentafiDeS Of the u. Sues Of >Gnieyica.
The Memorial of the merchants and ira
ders Of the city of Philadelphia, respectfully
Represents,
Thata strong confidence in the neutral no
sition and character of their country, and in
the PACING policy Of its government, has en-
couraged and induced many Of your MemorI-
aIis,s 10 embark their property extensively in
forciSn commerce, and to adventure large
proportion o! their wealth upon distant voya-
Ses--that recent and unexpected events solar
af'ect the security of their enterprises, as to
lmpci them to make known theii. sentiments
and wishes to Congress.
Your Mcporialists canfiot but vir,y with
extreme s0lieitndc the apparent state of the
negotiation between their co lntrv and Great.
Britain, upon the events Of which, the safety
OF their Pr erty so materially depends Their
alarm AMI anxiety encrcased by reports (per-
haps uniounded) of the nature and extent of
the demands made by the government of the
United States, Cannot but be great, while they
are "hCliy destitute OF information from off,
cial sources, calculated to direct their con-
duct. They mean not however to intimate q
wish for disclosures incompatible with the due
reserve of government, but condidly to pre-
sent to its view their difficulties and enbar-
easements.
In common with their fellow-citizens. vour
MemoTialiSts entertain the strongest sense of
the necessity Of supporting the honor and in
dependence of their country-They feel that
the national interest is inseparably connect
ed with such support, and although in the G.
vent of war, rs individuals they must be
deeply affected, they have not a wish that
considerations of private interest should in
duce sacrifice of national honor aud indie
pendence.
But from the wisdom ard patriotism of the
National Legislature they conceive the ex-
pectatioD well founded, that the commercial
interests of the United States, with which
the common welfare is inseparablv connected.
Will not be committed by an unfolding adhe-
renee to doubtful or unsettled principles.
They therefore with confidence submit their
hopes that while essential rights, to which,
as an independent nation, we are indisputably
entitled, will be maintained to the,last e,tre-
nifty, matters Of seeming interest, but of less
Importance viii be referred to more propi-
tious and less hazardous moment for adjust
ment.
Under these impressions, your memorial
lists deem IL an indispensable duty to them
selves and to their }cljow-citi2ens of the Ian
ded and other interests, most respectfully to
suggest to Congress that the act lat present
in suspension) eutitled an act "T'o prohibit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

ID Y virtue of Deed of Trust from David Ross
- and Thomas Noryell to the subscribers, bear
ing date the 4:h day of December last, and of re-
cord in the honorable the general court of this
commonwealth; viii be exposed to sale on Fri
day the 18th day of next month (Deccmber) be.
fore, the door of the Eagle Tavern, in the city of
Richmond, at public auction, for ready money, for
the purposes in the said trust deed mentioned =
Five Tracts or Parcels Of LAND in the county of
Fkvar,na, adjoining each other, containing in the
whole three thousand one hundred and eighty a
ores, be the same more or less, it Being the same
Lands conveyed to the said David Ross by John
Cranberry and Susanna his wife, Littleton W.
Taze well and Ann S. his wife, and Michael W.
Hancock. Also, one other tract in the counties of
Montgomery and Botetourt, called Fort EVILS,
containing two thousand six hundred acres, be
the same more less.
I'm e. VILLLAAIS,2
John ,PROSSER,, 1'"s'ee''
Richmond. Nov. 90 (eptds1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

NEW STORE.-Tne subscriber having pur-
CHI sed out the entire stock in trade of MessI:
Charles J. Price & Co. purposes carving on TIL:
DRY Go,op business, in the store lately occupied
by them, next door below Messrs. Robert Nelson
& Co. and begs leave to inform the public that in
addition 70 said stock, he has Just received very
extensive assortment of GOODS, by the latest
Arrivals f:nn New-York and Philadelphia-4-
pp,ongst qpLich are--L aides elegant embroidered
dresses CD the latest French fashion, superfine &
coarse Cloths, Kerscymcres assorted, Blankets.
Flannels, Coatings and Booking Baizes Plains
assSc-sc, an elegant assortment Of fancy vcsting
consist /; of Toilincts, Woollen, Moleskins, Ben.
nets p: lent Cord, printed and striped Velvets,
printed Cord, Swansdowns, Turkey Downs.
white cd colored Marsees and printed Jeanes,
silver or presidents Cord for pantaloons, olive &
black T Nilled Velvcts, Bennett patent mkt wool
len Cor; !, brown Holland, 7.8 & A Irish Linens.
fine Shi ring, Cambricks elegant assortment OF
Chntz end Calicoes, coloured and black Cam.
bricl, NJ pslins, cotton and six Chambteys, plain
and hgu red Muslins and Lace Cambricks, Book
and Muj Null Muslins, rs 90 and A white.
Carnbris< Muslins, plain and figured PLAID and
white M@ntuas or Italian Silks, Dim;tics, Mems
and Wo mems silk, cotton, worstcd and yarn Hose,
beaver, silk and York tan Cloves, sewing Silks &
Threads assorted, India Muslins, Shawls and
Hsndke rchiefs of every description cotton and Ii
nen Che tks, LoEg Lawn and Linen Cambricks.
BandantN.s and other silk Handkerchefs assorted
PersianJ, Podlngs, Mode, Cauzes, Laces,, Rib
bons, Combs, &c. Bed Ticking, Lestadoes, Flo
rentines, Lutestiings and fancy silks, cotton and
silk Umbrellas, cotton and silk Suspcndcrs, La
'dies Shoes and Slippers, vest and coat Buttons &c
Besides a variety of other articles, all Of which
will be disposed of on very low terms for cash or
bills of short date. HUGH CHAMBERS
Dec. /. (6tl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

II ANDS FOR SALE.-The subscribe offers
Il. for sale, the following Tracts of LIND. in
which, to persons making early application, he
VIII give great bargains One tract of 300 acres
sying IN Buckingham, which is acknowledgements
situated tor trade, being two or three miles from
SCOTS Manufacturing Mill, and five from New
canton This Land is very valuable, having on il
yCOacres OF woods, nearly all of which is good
tobacco Land ; there are also very good improve
Fnents, such as are well calculated for the ac
'commodation Of a family, and sufFicfencv of
'chesnut land, TO employ 10 or ~ hands advanta-
iSeousiy. This tract viii be shewn to any person
inclined to purchase, by Capt. Peter Guerrant,
now resident on the land,-One tract on Ran
HioPhs creek, OF 400 acres, the greater part of
winch IS fresh and will produce good wheat and
corn It joins the lands of Col Wilson and Mr.
SShey Lew's|-Oue other tract, in the neirbbor
MOOD OF New-CantoD, of 212 acres, being mole
y0 tract owned by Mr.. Maurice Langhorne.-
hh0ther tract IN Powhatan, of 800 acres, known
by the name Of Gibraltar
These Lands viii be offered for sale a, very re-
duced prices, which may be known, during nv
absence, by application TO Col William Daniel OF
cumberland, who is authorised to- contract for
Them. The title will be made by me on nv return
from Kentucky, which win probably be between
we lOth and goth of February next
WADE MOSBY.
Fo"h"tan' Dec 4. {Ftg)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08
q AVALRY DISCIPLINE 2 Mezu S1perI Z

{ AVALRY DISCIPLINE G Nesu S4pora Lx-
W ersiSe-Just published by S. Grantland, and
for SAFE at his Printing Of flee, 90 a Treatise on
the discipline of the Cavalry teaching the neces-
Say evolutons on parade, on a march, and in
the face of an enemy To which is added, the
New Sword Exercise for Cavalry: Illustrated
with copper.pIate engrsvines. The whole ex-
anuhed and approved by valuable and intelligent
OFFICER of the Cavalry in the Revolutionary war;
This work has been pronounced by a very compe-
tent Judge, to be the best OH the subject hereto
tore published in this country. Every member
OF the Cavalry should possess a copy
- liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
QJ' Printers of Newspapers will ohlige the
p'ii'iisiser by inserting the sboee and the favor
VIII be returned when required
Richmond, Nov. &c. g1aw4v1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

TN conformity with the LIST section of article
Il XIV, of the constitution of the Mutial AS
suranSe Society, against Fire bu:!dingsof the
State of Virginia, the Members OF the said So-
ciety, are hereby notified to attend their annual
General Meeting, to DC held at the Capitol, on the
first Monday in January next, being the fourth day
of the SAID month
Any Member who doth not attend at the said
meeting n person or by proxy, wi. be represent
ed by the, Member of the State Legislature of the
county, CT the Senator of the district wherein such
absentee resides.
LEWIS NJ. RIVALAIN,
Acting as Principal agent NJ l. 8.
General lfce Of Assnranoe, R!css!aond, 15A Ngv,
1907,
Form, of the Credentials to be produced by the
person VI Sing at the annual meetingb PROXY, to
wit Subscriber of Mem
Der of Il mutual Assurance Society, do hereby
constitut and appoint to attend ths. an
nual Gen sral Meeting.of the said Society, to be
held at richmond, orrtfie first Monday in January
aeyt, as s;osy' to Yots aid act on behalf
on any bu siness which may come before the said
meeting, As fully rs If personally present
hi Tts t'mSny 7phsreaf have hereunto
set h 6ld and seal, the day of 1907
?sst, Nov. o. (1aw4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
THE SUBSCRIBER

rs DESTROYS to receive from IL to IS MEMBERS
Il of ASSEMBLY as Boarders, during the session,
on reasonable terms.--His residence is nearly OPP
posite the Swan Tavern.
Dec. l. -(tf) JAMES H. GORDON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08
FR1nAY. Nnvemhnr o.

Mr. Randolph from the committee appointed
Tor the purpose, reported bill TO explain an act
passed last session, entitled " An act to nroh;b;t
the importation of Slaves into any port or place
within the jurisdiction Of the u. States. from ND
after the first day OF JANUARY, in the wear Of o,,t
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eioht
Which was read twice and referred to !, com
mittee ofthe whole on Monday next
Mr.. j Czay obtained leave Of absence for tho
remainder Of the session.
=, Mr.. Bfga"t moved for the order of the tlav ON
hc wished the House to go no COM
the whole on the subject and remain IN "a
Gas 1t was then iste) no longer than to give ~
business priority over any CHER on the uexs 80
Of meeting. Al way
MI; RandolM enquircd why tho second rcno,,
should have preference over the first, and W.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08
THURSDAY, November %.

Mr.. Lloyd present d u memorial PRAYING that
the monument in honor of the officers who fen i'm
the attack Of Trpoli, imported from Europe Inv
their brother officers, be admitted free of duty
Referred 10 the committee of Commerce and Ma
nufactures.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

or l,uBLIsHED By THOMAS RIrcHIE, oPPo-
SITE THE Posr-oFrIcE, AT Five DOLLARS
DER mum, PAYABLE IN ADvANcE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

,s pis ca of G =; R;, Of
mond, IS dssolvedon the 21st inst BY mutual
consent Ill persons indebted to the late firm, are
desired to make Immediate payment to Price and
McCutch 81 OF the CITY Of Phladelphia or TO their
lawful ut trney only, aud those having claims a.
giinst sal concern, are desired to send III their
accounts esally attested.
CHARLES l. PRICE,
ENOCH PRICE,
WILLIAM III. McCUTCHEN.
Nov 27. (3t)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-08

,E.-Thc subscribers having appointed
~ Mr.. Hugh Chambers, OF the city of Rich
mond, tho ir lawful attorney, 60 receive all debts
due the |: h. Co-partnershp of Charles l. Price &:
Co. all p, lsons indebted to said concern, are re:
questod u make payment TO him only, payTic. 5
made to lle contrary of this viii be void, as o
acquittiis can be given but from under his hand.
and alp rsons having claims against said concern,
requ rsted to send in their accounts to him lc
saly au 2lenticated for adjustment
ENOCH PRICE,
WILLIAM H. McCUTCHEN
Nov. D.. (8tA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-27
fobinion Of Justice JOHNSON

I'm this case I have the misfortune to.
dissent from the majority of my brethE ca. ;,
As it is a case of gnuch interest. [ feel 1t
insumbsns upen rae, 30 assign the reasons,
upon which | ADOPT the opinion, that this:
cour. las not authority re issus the writ,
of habsas rsrpas now moved tor, HE.
prisoners are in eoa EneEens under a c0m.
miiment ordered by the superior eour, OF
the d.s,rics OF Columbia, upon a charge.
of hign treason. This motion has for its
object, their discharge or admission to.
bail, under an ordsr of this court, as cir.
euastaaess upon Investigation shall appear.
to require. The a.seraey general having
sub@itsed thc case wistaeas opposition, |
will briefly notice sach objections as occur
to, my mind against the argument urged
By the COUNSEL for the prisoner.
Two questions were presented to the
consideration of this eoart. 1st. Does
this court possess the power generally Of
issuing the writ Of habeas -corpas? I'd.
Does ~is,reeain that power ia this case at
ter the commitment by the district court
4of C~olambia? In support OF the aairHna-
tive of the first Of these questions TWO
grounds we're assumed.
Est. That the power to issue this writ
was necessarily Incident to this cour as
the supreme tribunal of the union.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-27
Subrxne Court of the U. States,
FEBRUARY TERM, 1907.

(E1ick BoAmam
ExbarteJ and
Samuel Swarfroouf.
On motion for a@H.sbsGs Corpus Cd saS.
JcisnGum,
(cH1EF yusrfcE "Reminiscences
-
eoecLuDEpl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-01
WASHINGTON, Dec. 80.

The great IN pass snce of the Intelligence
fsox The westward. has superseded much
miscellaneous m&stes, as yell as coneres-
sionsi proceedings.
The house of representatives were prin-
cipally engaged an Fs,day on she punish
mes, of certain crimes against the Y. >.
which was &c -commistsd 70 aselecs comml,-
tee.
They adjourned over TO Monday
The resoiu iou5 as agreed 60 onW dnes-
day. are as follews:
Resols cd, 'ins gtsvis:on ought TO be made
by law, 10 fors;fy aud defend such position
on the Mississippi, belowthe ciy of New
Orleans. as the president OF the United
States shall designate, Tor the protection
fof that city aud that further provision
ought 10 be made BY law tor guarding the
approaches to the same from the east.
Resolved, Tia, The psesident OF the "
States be authorised TO accept of any com
pany or companies of volunteers. eithersasS
artillery, cavalry or ,rfansry. who NAV Az
sociafs aud offer themselves for the service
(aos exceeding THIRTY sheasand men)
who shall be clothed and furnished with
horses at their own expense, and armed :
otherwise equipped at the eSPeaeeso OF the
United States. except such of shsm as may
choose 20 furnish. their owu afAss, and
whose commissioners efkcers shall be APP
pointed bv the respective ssase and terrific
rial authorities who shalI be liable to be
called upon TO do military dnsy 81 any time
the presidcnt shall iadgc proper within
two years after he shall accept the
same ADD when called into actual service
and whilst re naming 10 the sane, shall De
under the same rules and regulations, and
be entitled to the same pay .ratloas. torage,
and allowance for clothing, with the regu-
lar troops Of the u. S.
The PsIladium of Frankfer says that
col Bur was presen, 10 the circuit court
on the I'd inst.