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SAMUEL MYERS,

Hat rr75vsd biz CombG0r- Room 10 TIE BriI Wa,etayr
J,o"1g The BsG7, affiy o.sa6i9 By -Nsfr5. LsCls4s
and Samdsys, sad adjoining Ine1,s. 7, and ii.
LalS5.
WHERE liz HAS FOR SALT
Z LIVERPOOL Salt in Sacks,
= Green Coffee, Holland Cir
Vidouia Wine in Quarter Caiks,
Soft fhelled Almonds,
Oaober 9 Is
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Sept. 10.

Han assay freq, BE Glfiri5cy, in II. rsont5 Of
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NEjY-GLASG0U RIGGS.

O" WsaHl'ay TIE 9sb Day If 07obe,, 1sW is run far
oosr tie Ne7v C2.ft,7v CearG,
4 SWEEPSrAKE, for three years old Colts and
\ Fi!lies, two mile heats, Fifteen Subscribers aud
lubfcriptinn clofed.
Thurfr>y the goth, the Jockey Club Purfe, of one
hundred and fi(,y dollars, three mile heats
And on Friday the sth, the Tolls collected at the
gate the two laft days.
Heigbft al tolio1Os
Aged Horfes 1913 10 Years old 1Oorh
6 Years old 100 Do do. Sc
DO. do. 1l3 Mares and Geidinp, all
lowed three pounds.
THoS. ALDRlDGE, Treafurer.
Oaober 7, t23.hOA
WILL BE SOLD,
az Public dat7sa, oaD. I9,b Day IF D,ef17Js- asaI at
he door effbt Feqe Tap.,a,
= T INETY-TWO thoulaud foven hundred and
= thirty acres of Wclgeru LANDS, lying in the
counties of Montgomery, Harr.oH ard Ksnawhs.-
a credit Of one, two, three and four years will be
allowed, IL fatisfa6sory fecurity halI he given.
SAMUEL GREFNIOW.
Richmond, Oa,7. oaw If
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WILL BE SOLD.
FOR SALE.

tOk SALE,
HE fubleribsr is dsiirous Of telling his PRO-
I PERTY in this City. The purchafer will he
accommodated with time if required on giyirg fat
is'fe.ory ieeurity. SAM'L. GREEEHOW.
Od.7. If
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,peaEe, Is wanson violation Of our ma.
.tional honor; and il Is : disgrace 20 our
Country. that NE were NOT aole TO resist,
or punish the insulk Our government.
ina pompous display 81 i pacific system,
hasnot only prevented the increase Of
our means of defence. BY refusing 70
complete the six seventy four Gun ships
ordered 70 Be bull, by former Congress-;
but considerably diminishedth die navy that
was prepared 10 It's hand notwithstand.
ing il IS obvious, that TO prevent such
oltrages As we now justly complain cf,
ve must be At all times prepared 70 pune.
ish them. Can il Be immagined that
proclamations win over awe the insolenee
of naval superiority; or the arroganceof
Powesf Or that they viii be respected
by those, who proudly claim the Prero.
ga.ive of the Orean, especially when
they see no other means resorted 20, 20
pupisht the most daring violation Of our
neutral rights. Cannon Is said % be the
language Of Kings, and republics who
have interceurse with them, in order 70
b. understood must Of necessity some
times speak the same language. "
Mr.. Jefferson, in his notes on Virginia,
states,. that the surplus revenue Of Vir-s
ginia alone. without expressing the peo-
pie, would ereste q navg Of 500 Guns
every year; ], and admittins Virginia to
be one siish part 9th Union, and th,t
the revenue Of the other states is equaiiy
productive, il follows. that the United
States jn one year, could provide . navy
f.lsoo Guns, which would be greater
naval force. than we should absolutely
want, tiB. tie conclusion of another cen
..ars. Now 1900 guns would it out the
following ships, viz. :, = : r..
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Pubic Sals.

MIL Be sold Il public yendns, at
wv the dwelling house Of the subscri-
her,st one mile from .Martinsburg, on
Wednesday the Cd Of September next;
iffair, If not, the.next fair day. eleven
Negroes, Horses, Cattle, HoSs and
Sheep, Wheat and Rive. and Corn ID the
ground Housshold and Kitchen Furni-
ture. Farming Implements, SC. &c.
Nine rnonths credit win be gired, the
purchaser giving bond with approved
security.
: JOSEPH EVANS. u
August Is 1907. -
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Now since by Mr.. JsfFerson's ealeulations
such navy Of the above force, could be
produced by the United States In one
year.. without Expressing TIN people;
and since he ,henconside.gd . naval force
at least equal 20 any division OF q navy
that would be sent on our coast by any
-bellessrent power, what good reason can
be given, thar VI, after IS years have
elapsed, possess scarcely the one tenth
psrtof that force, aud suffer ourselves
10 be insulied ID our harbours for the
want ofit. IF Mr.. Jefferson had notbeen
N man Of considerable rrudition, We
might have dodbted tbs corree,ness. Of
his calculations ); but rs we ought NOT 10
believe that a man Of his talents would
exhibit book 10 the world, fraught with
error, We are obliged to ascribe our ma
tional delinquency inthis respeet, 10 some
other cause; not the want Of money sure
ly: because millions have heenunneees-
sariiy appropriated, fee the purpose Of
JoIeikn infefeourse. obe sure, ecano-
my-has bern the hobby horse Of the pre-.
sent administration, and vet our expen-
ditures have been Increased by AZ least
two millions, for no kind of advantage
whatever, which ifit had been applied 10
the naval department, we should not
now have bad the modification tobe in..
sulted, and injured In prnwn ports, and
10 see the psrpetrator 90 OF without pun.
.ishment economv therefore Is only she
8ostensibls cause of our disgrace, and we
must search still farther after the real one:
y 1--we examine tie pursuits of Mr. JeE.
ferson through lfs. I'VE shall discover,
that he has not had much time 10 study.
tactics. and therefore war, and Ms cou-
eomitants, j., NOT his talent u and that.'
from, naturF, as well a. iaclipation, he
has cultivated only the arts sof peace:
and eonse quently has imbibed an irwin.
'cihls. prejudice 20 the,s sound Of tremen-
dous, roar Of cannon; his philanthrophy
would be exceedingly wonaded BY he
carnage that is, sometimes the eonse.
quencs Of astruggle between two nations. |.
swhe shall do his antagonists the mos,
harm; nor could his humanity bear the /
pierring cries Of victims immoIated a
the altar Of Mars what L So sxceeding-
y disgusting TO him, he possesses uotsi
the eaPaeity.to manage, hence Il Il that.t
under his administration, we are bcorsI
with a faIl Treasury, sod weak, with an /
the yarisiies, that constitute strength.
Old ScAeoL
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s,foR .saIE,

n TRACT of LAND. containing
ia shout 200 acres, one half Of which
h cleared, the balance well timbered;
and . considerable quantity Of well va
tered meadow. eO1the premises Is 4.
good Merchants Mill and Dissillery,. ON
anever failing stream Of water, and, IN:
sight ofthe Potomak river. This tracs
can be divided into several different te-'
,nemen,s, with ! Dwelling House and
Barn 10 each it;is Of the 6rsg rare lime.
stone quality andis sisuatein Berkeley
County, yirginia, on Polom4k river, 10
miles from hlariinslinrg, 3 from vii
Transport, and rs from Mercersburg.
This land WILDE sold together, OF diyi.
ded into two tFaets,. o. may hest suit the
purchaser. A good bargain win be gi.,
ven to q purehasers 10 the mill and one
half the, land, On paving about two thirds
&c the pafrhase lnoaey IN hand. For
tefmsapply 10 the subscriber on the pre-.
misses. - s;5 D
Ist.GEoRGE NEWRIRK.
April IL. 1906.
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her dsclens;en. Tsne il Il. lie III.
nfyC az her strengfh floating on ihs
soceaa, bsf iksugh far3 he present SIC
may cypress, ger. g se9aires she
means 70 keep sncA an driaasieaf, Cal
tudys al uncsYi6in rs ike element On
sutich she erisss IN effra,ia'.
:. That the condition of Britain i
critical and saddenirg, unprecedented
aud awful, can Be denied BY those only
who assist ia heaping upon The eomrnu-
nifty the accumulated evils under which
il labours. That both abroad and q
home the prospect Is most gloomy. IS
sufficiently obvious to the sober eye Of
common sense, cleared from the films Of
prejudice and interest,". Abroad we be-
hold our natural and inyeterate foe ex-
tending her dominions from sea 20 sea /
and, alter having swallowed up our allies,
after having !. bruised 10 pieces" the "a.
tions around her, !" Ike . potters vessel"
after having 'sbound their princes 10
saa'ns, ana ;tneir noble MINIS 8 tIoni J.
!. the nhpnaschs In ehristendofn, cast
!" their thrones down 10 the ground, and
h. ia'a snen nou.,u.s n 4 a's ss. = 80 ~.
60 60 n rs. eo"s !. .ns pr :. -
49, go. J,.eaa. 8 ,n.o snsS s.s :. 49,, -
/. -; A%S o 49,. aua 49, 800 -
!. a ~. a. ae", ~ $500 80
=. 80. ms. " P.s:su's !. =. go.
1, u' aeo. ses1n " = 49, $3.50 -.
SO ea' " .'S''..o y ' =, y. us
:, SsosE ,nss'es. = VIA almsuiV ,ul'
:. seu ~ an .'e VARIOUS on 49, snu
:. .pos.s tnat saSacaty can suggest Q.
:. instnulty asyiss. we sss .n ), arm ne g
!. sh lrI,tateo ,oa feSsalso in 'n ~ !.
. VEN aoose, ana IN the EARN spensata,
10 .netemene SKIES, ana npProuoeaSe
neios ana the naggard. 'olm o. want !
vn consequence q enis . aenialo i sccus.
omed blessings J ssf,a,ag a9ro our
. p's ana villages, and nxipg ner mar !.
Ply taHons on the most numerous and
" useful ds scripeion OF me eomlannity- =.
" the sturdy peasant (, .he industrious no
" meenanic and the humble tradesmaa
" we see the cottage 'oi the iaponrt I,
" once the scene 81 coatort and content,
" now the rss'dence o. want and discon-
"soiaeo1i me dwelling OF the active
" uhanniaeiufer, heretofore sn',sepea oy
eliminating competency. at present me %
!" seat Of hstiess dependence, and nsart-
g chilling poverty we see modsstwant
:. too feeble, and TO brig ashamed; suin-
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1TTEN7I0Nl

TVHE Company .cf Berkeley Light
i Infantry, are desifed % attend .
MUSTER 20 Be held ,st Martinsburr.
on the 9TH Saturday il August. ats
O'Clock. a punctual attendance is Re.
quired from every indiyidusl belonging
% the Company, and L isexpecsed that
all Who can will appear In unilofm.
WILLIAMS GREGORY, Cspfafa.
nly II, 1907. =. . I. 3. i
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TEN cENEs REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriberon the
IN Goth day OF the ssveth month,
an apprentice 70 The Clock making bust.
ness named GAarks .Wiafersniih. shout
sighteenyears Of age, Il win give tie =
bove reward Tor taking and securing said
apprentice so that GET him again, and
no thanks; / do forward any persons
from harboarlng dboy on any account
.wha.ever.
REEFS RRANsoN.
sui Month i4th, 1907.
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August -, 1907.

T~AKEN up By the subscriber, mes.
tray barrow. about one year old,
white and black, marked with i small
bit out Of the nndersids Of the near ear,
the Of ear much torn by dogs, and ap.
praised 10 me dollar and Fifty GEMS.
The owner il desired 10 prove property,
pay charges and take him awav.
PETER GROVE.
Angus, II, 1907.
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ii YEAR has nearly gone round since
III the Partnership Of Mrmiager and
Cooper closed, aud those indeb,ed 70 ie
called upon to settle their accounts .
number still remain unsettled ; again
they are asked 10 make payment before
the First Of October; such - think i p
not YET time 70 pay win obligs ~ giving
. note tor the amount. ~ 5F 755=-
Msrsiusburg, August -, tso7 :.
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J FIVE DoLLARS RElVARD..

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. y
u AN away on Monday night iast,
N Negro FAM Twill give the y
.boye reward TO any person who win dill
werner 10 me In Maitinshurgs, AHp.r-
sons are Earwafned h3rbourint her, in
my manner, :as I am deteymined 70
prosecute any person who may do sos
ST. LEVI PRICE.
Aus gust -, 1907. d
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giving way one inch 10 TINT naughty
spirit which characterises TOO many Of
the officers Of the British navy. This
spirit probably preserved him from the
elects If their violence. and he was
dismissed % The d--dest obstinate Yam
kee rascal they hsd eyermet with, with-
out their knowing him As any thing else
than the master q aeomirion East India-
man. E.4ss3 81 )
Previous toleasing the British ship,
Capt. every leigurely took .rnamorAa.
dun Of the oResi's napea who bad in.
suited him, sating, |. perhaps 1 may
como athwart ydu sorae day, when you
shall know who and what 4 am. ~ g.
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HN Goods
Now OPENING.

TIE sa5scri6trs sesprc,tklzZ inform.
their Farming Ericads and he Pattr ii
general, that sAey are non epeniae az
their STORE (jy The larkes-H oase J ii
ShsPheyd,s Tospa,
A very large and General assortment of
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Gl { hs6 Gods,

Of every description which have been
purchased uneomnonly Cheap 6 PhiiaI
delphia and Baltimore, and viii be cold
fur cheaper than any Goods have been
this SEASON. They invite an those wish-
ing % gel CHEAP GOODS. 20 esll on
them. q So, !. I
JAMES & JOHN LANE.
Shepherd's. Town, June 10. 1907 i
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IN. ALBuRrIs.

THE hate transaction Of aBritish ship
ofwar i, Norfolk, appears to have
excited aiaudahle spirit Of resentaent.a-
mong all descriptions Of the American
people; indeed no expression Of thar re-
.scntment can exceed the occasion. II
We are allowed TO rank among th4 nations
yofthe earth, and The Independence we
achieved Al 50 much expense Of blood s
trsasars, be any hing ri,re than5 ngmi-
nal, We ought not TO suffer ourselves to
be treated IN a manner that no nation
would submit 70, who ha6 the spirii., and
she power 20 defend themselves, and
where the means Of defence are as easily
obtained Is in the United States. What
win be the result, or how this outrage
vii terminals. II not for me to conjsc.
turc, because l am AZ 4 loss to know
what Feparation attainable, will be salts.
factory. Can our brave Cenntrymen
who have los, their lives in this transac-
tiou, receive any squivalent for their
psiyations Can our national honor Be
computed by the rules Of arithmetic, and
IN violations feruunerated with dollars
and cenfss The exempiary punishment
az the offender is out Of our power, and
we have no right to suppose, that from
HE own governments, he viii nnt rather
meet with applause; We have seen the
pefpetrascr 81 al offence something SINH.
lar, after . pretended!trial advanced to
Q more honorable post a. If honor was
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Ed

II s an assistant IN : STORE, . Young
~ Lid of respectable connexionss
correct principles and steady habits. r.
ALEXANDER CT OPkR.
Martinsbnrg, August -, 1897. -.
N. B. One from ! distance viii Be
preferred. .s .s - &
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BosToN, Sept. s.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANDVERY LATE
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

After our paper went to prefs Ialt night, we
were politely favored, by the hand of DAVE
llINcKLEY, Eiq. with London papers up to the
5la of July, and Liverpool paper Of Aug.
brought by him 10 the SlIly.Ano, Captain Clio.
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NOTICE.

~ > IS > Rl * s.
~ NO BANK NorLs, except of VIRGINIA.. will ,
hereafter, be received in payment at the Office Of the
Enquirer: The Practice of ranGnitting other
Notes, not csrent among us, has become 70 general
that this meaisre is deemed ndifpenlibly neceGary
TO ADVERTISERS.
~ NO ADVERTISEMENTS will, in future, ape
rear in the ENyfRER except they 5,eviayEy pail
Tor, or the payment guaranteed by fome refponii3-
perion reiiding in Richmend or Manchester The
price Of advertng 20 lines lefs in ptut is arc 70
the FRI iniertion and 81 for every nertion thereof
ter, There will no exceptions be made to this Rule
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,
TE7HAT A PETITION will be preiented 20 the
next Virgins Agembly, to authorize the iub-
fcriber to build BRIDGE over Pamonky River,
from New CaGle to the VPPoiite tide.
JOHN M. sYME.
Sept IL. eptf
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Ran o7Uay Jrom beJaIisyiJ.r, living in C5tatfiI
esaaty, on be FrS-Pil, Rqqd, on he night Of IT,,
Oh iaF an irdrHfSd A1hiaho By 10 tie Wb.sitrJjsLt
b-jiaejf, Hdnea
MARTIN BOWMAN, about i6 years Of age, 8
lFI feet high, and down look his eloathing
were drab eooured cloth coat & an oznaburg f1irr
and pantalooAs. ANY perfon bringing faid apprentice
to the Gublcrber fhal be reafonsbJ rewarded and all
expenies attendant thereto, will be paid by him.
JOHN l.. MORGAN.
Ssp'. I2. 1aw3wS.
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1vj6 10 I.H tie foHo7Oisg VALUABLE PRoPsRrY,
Giaofediab tie etafrs IF bsjinej, in ID. city Of Rib
mend, for many, zOiH s*eJaags ii fer good Lssd
IN be io70ry Sayff of Tt7ae6ts,
TOUR BRICK HOUSES, the main-Nrse',
L three Of them oppofte MeiIrs John u Robert
Candles, and fronting the erois~Rrset leading from
Col M1yo's bridge; attached thereto are brtk Lum-
ber-Houies, Kitehiu ms, Smot boue,, &c The other
Houfe oppolite M,frs. Galego and Richards, and
occupied by MIR. Robt. Bell, iadder. Any perfon
whing TO Purehale the above property, will apply
to Mr.. Lewis Trueheart, who is generally in Rich
moud, or to b. TRUEHEART.
Powhatau, Sept 70. o4N6w.
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Exa@acd ~ ii, P-,t,.yiio4.

Mr. Try. Were there sny o-lrr rca'ons mention
81 hetics its FREEING. 4. None 'at I recoIea
Q. Did you cs5t, $50 Verbal nGfutjon A. Yes;
tst in defending tic river, they COOS rczrry fo1,e
ignai objs5t H. the bDI,s ss h;c Il g in the lay
trne, and a lv'ror' treht =. hrgirg 'haf the
"bj'a 81 this su,erPre law f did YOU no, a. fft
jonir il ? s. Yes; DID contegr plate ioning iu IT,
Mr. BsuosfhG It mentioned fsoefal pcrious to me,
WHO h7d joinej ii IT, 30 not know Whethsr he men
stoned the government, but Le certainly f5d ia, ;hc
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DIED, on Sunday morning lat, the 9th in
itant, regretted by all TO whom ne was Known,
Mrs. MARY ANN CLARKg, CT PJwhatan.
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4; ssnocsite Buenos Ayres; they'havirg pre-
yiousiy taken pesssssion Of 81. Larin, z
small village on thesrivsr, lesgaes from
Moptevidro. rs.
3. General Bere,ford, with colonel Peck
81 the sist regiment, had made their esf
cape frem the country, 2 distance above
Busnos Ayscs they procured 9 boa. near
The city, which conveyed them dowa sa1e
river on board the Onarwell sioSp ot war,
which was at that lime crnislag CIT the 20.
lonia, slistles below Buenos Ayrcs, and
brouphr Them down 10 MoatayldsDssbout
fortnight. after the place was taken.
BALTIMORE, June s
Arrived, the schoooer HanAa, BroWnfcr
% days from New Orleans. Leit there, 9Th
May, ship Comet, for baltimore, next day /;
George Washington, for New YORK, in s SO or
g days Fair American, do days J; and SCI Sc.
yerat others. "a large ship loaded with coffee,
! had Just arrived. Spoke In the river, scnr,
Centurion, OF New York, from la Vera Cruz,
bound up. a passenger on board informs
that general w ilkinson and commodore ShaW,
were to sail for Baltimore about the 9th May,
in one fthe United States schooners. 8
Also, the brig Neptune, Patrick ls ae|ajss
from the city of st. Domingo. Left, brig
Polly, of New York, just arrived J; schooner
Eunice, OF, Boston, on the coast, loading
,Fhe brig Hero, Of Nantucket, was captured
\ brought into SANTANA, and her papers sent to
France. The schooner Grouper, Of PniladeI-
phia,. was captured on the s8th April, but
not arriving, it was supposed she had been re-
captured by the British The ship Mary,
MsCoy, for Baltimore, sailed the 18th and
was detained in sight of port until the 10th.
The brig Midas sailed the 18th for New
York.
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az, conceive myself called upon 70
-, sspl,si,. The fact is this, Mr.
Nv c.oo j, Known 10 be . material Wit.
w.; hi. proseeusion. Hi. arrival m
;n,a might be announced in this city
~. he himself reached It. Il do not
..d 70 saw, what effect i mighs pre-.
s' q. mon col. Bsrr's mind; bat certainly
~ = would be able 70 eject bis escape
g .,ely upon pay,og the recognisaaresoi
9. ,reseps bail. My only object then slfs
4, :. % keep his person safe, until We could
:. ;n,rssieaied TIA charge OF treassni
'' - + really did not know, but that # col.
s =. had been previously apprized Of my
=, he mighe have attempted TO avoid
' But / did not promise TO make this
(moo;sation 20 the opposisc counael !;
sse il might have defeated the very
4 s., which Il was intended. have said
~ =. only pledge gave merely related to
4. attachments TO be sentupto the grand
i isy. = y, ~.
..,,l,man too well not TO- doubt thar he
| Ri Inexperienced him.- But wha,
.o,ld he think ofthe motion he had made !!
| !, VA. strange Episode which he weaved
MO bis tale. II may be good poetry 10.
dssd bu, il was not certainly proper mat.
!, Of argnmsGi.--- Every man who
hears me, every man Hho. has ever read on
!. snbiect. muss taow what are the feal
~, which dictsn thSsc sEspicions col.
porr. Some modification was felt by his
enemies (not that the attorney for the ".
SAFE, himself even felt il that he did Re.
,arn here fortriaI. but here .eolonel Barr
!. sud will always be, 10 meet rverykind
i eharge thar may be sbronght against
him. The gentleman uill not open his case.
and Why? Because when he,has heard our
,rqurncnr against his motion, he may CONS
I With the adverse argument against u.s..
i thew do not chose TO open their case,
We hope the court will grant Us the right
10 make conclusive reply.
Mr.. Hay. ThenSsir &C willfroducsthe.
esdeace.
Here desulsory ccnsersation ensued upr
90 the order of the process g..
Alter some conperss,id. ss:sfief jusS.
fce dete,mined TIA, col. Burr's counsel
should proceed with the Argument. n
To be sContfnued.