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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-03

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ME large size Of the 5th vol. and the
Il quantity ofhighly interesting matter it
contains, together with the neat and accurate
exetutionof the engrayings, will is hoped
be an ample apoiogy to subscribers for the
long delay publication I he mastery man
ner IN which the character of our beloved Ge-
neral, the illustriops founder OF our cries,
IS drawn, must be highly grateful to all tie
true friends Of these United States as. wei 3
to his own. The unsuliied purity and integrity
OF his motives, steadiness and self resoiIecioR
in the hour Of danger and distress, the honor
able dlslntereste dness which this history dis
plays, now rendered more conspicuous by re.
cent events, mark the truly great man, will
hold up his name to the admiration Of all fus
ture ages, ind enroll his name among the best
beneEactors of mankind; whilst those Of his
enemies are lost In EVERLASTING oblivion.
Such gentlemen as wish fop copies Of the
Life Of Washington, may be. accomaod ted III
any kind of binding, by leaving their names
vita the subscriber, King-s;reet.
james Kennedy sen.
March so. eost
e~F II kw PoRTRAlrs Of the CT:
NERAL far talk as aH9ze.
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N O f l c. E..

4 meeting of the Directors of the Liz.
n tie River Turnpike Company, on thx
2sth March, ls07---Ofdered, that livestock
holders on the additional shares lately sub 7
scribed in the Little River Turnpike Compa-
ny do, and they are thereby required, TO make
a second payment to the Treasurer OF SAID.
company, of Ten Dollars on each share by
them respectively subscribed, by the first day
of May BE xt ensuing the date hereof.
Jonah Thompions I,easare1.
March 40 5taSlm
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SuWarroW Boots.
TOHN c.. FRANCIS.
E,.o772 .bez,,- York.

From, shes,- York,
N ESPECTFULLY informs the public.
IN that he manufactures Suauarrosv Boots
witlisali the modern Improvements, warranted
equal TO any IN the United States After ma
ny years Of experience in his business, he has
discovered a new method ofretaining the elias
ITCHY IN boots He warrants to fit the leg be
it ever so badly shaped. He makes boots Of
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows-Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonapartes Graves,
Jeffersons Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
Ct the Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots.
Gentlemen viii please to cali and see for.
themselves, at his shop in King street, be-
tween MIR. Motl's and Mr. Hoeggkin's tavern. {
January s. dom
NJ B. He intends selling cheap for cash.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY VIRTUE Of q deed Of trus5
from WTLLL9II WILSON. to the subscrlg
Der, to secure the payment Of certain sums %
money to the Bank Of Alexandria, will be ex
posed to sale, at public auction, on their re
spcctive premises, on the 18th day Of May
next, sundry parcels Of Land, lying upon u
mon, Water, Fairfax and Queen.streets, ana
a twenty foot alley, ona creelitFef six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser, giving
his notes with an approved indorser, for the
payment ofthe purchase money III three equa.
payments, and further to secare the purchase
money, deed oftrust upon the land purcha.
sed.
James Keith, Trustee.
February az dts
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

TETHEREAS a sum Of msaey has been
Wv lately stolen amounting to upwards of
One Hundred and 'Ssvr5tg Dollers, and It is
supposed by some person Of color One hulls
dred and twenty dollars IN ten and five dollar
bills of the hank Of Potomac, three or foug
English guineas, and about two dollars ii
small change ina silk purse, with about fifty
dollars in silver. All PERSONS are requested
to stop any one Of the aboSs description, that
are not in the habit o. hagng such SIMS es
money Of their own, and give info n ton al
the Printing o6fice, whers the above reward
will be paid on cen letting Che villain or viz
lains and recovering the property, or in pros
portion for any part of it, aad IFusntv Dozldzs
for the thief OF thieves without the properly
April !. =, es.
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A MILLER who is master OF
his business, to take care ola merchant nlA.--
TO suchsa one good wages will be given
For the person vino wants, please apply to
Mr. Josezlh os11ith, Alexandria.
March IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
Edward Howe.

Uhh2srr, No ., Uri2a- PozO,
INFORMS the pubic hat he has iuR OPEN
ed an exteaIve allrtmeat 1T Eng!ilh,
french and American PA PER HINGIWGy y,
w'rh elegant Borders and Panel Papers Of
the very ia-ea and bet patterns, which are
fe.inr v--Y !0w; fashionable Fiuses, Laces,
aud = .A.is FIR curtains: Chja,z Furniture /;
Bel ,c<'AE: Down. live Caele ana RuGia
Ierhcr sofa. with and wiz ru Hair Goth
y Y a"l ID ing Chairs: double and Engie
H. - -'ra'Ie~ Mols do.
.e,1- 1a e'5 .ant 41or-nelt of gilt and ma
III. .r, lr..n .i LnIKINC -TL dSSFS, as has
eve '--o of .-ei for fac IL this town
f lowe az, luT Sofas, EaCy and Loll-
ing C4ar, NJ aTcs of al kind., Cuhions
fo- Pew, & I'D IA le and filed, war
raa'ei IF n, irtt quality. High pm and
fel Ped Curtains made in the moR faihiona-
lie Ave.
c Z given for Oxen and Horfes COARSE
HAIR If Dec. 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

ced the practice Of law, the bar was graced
by some o. the most eminent lawyers that
Connecticut ever produced Yet, BY the
side of johnson, and Hosmer, his talents
could not be eclipsed, and lie was III few
wears their equal in all the requisites Of
professional etninence. In the management
0f causes, lis mode was his own. His
perceptions were rapid, almost beyond eK-
ample, his reasoning clear and powerful,
and his cloquence irresistible Ills atten-
ton could never bc drawn from the strength
Of his csse-he did not instead of an argu-
ment furnish an essay-but seized the bold
prominent points, and carried conviction 70
the mind II defiance Of all opposition.
AS far is the nature Of things would adj
nit, his public speaking IN Congress par
took Of tie same character IT. the Senate
Of the United States, although cotempora-
~ with many ct the most eminent men Of
Our country, no person ever listened % Els
worth, without feeling that he was In the
field OF eloquence, q strong man armed"
There is no doubt that he was one Of the a.
blest men that ever safe in that honorable
house. On all great occasions, lie shone
with great lustre and no Legislative sub
icct seemed to be beyond the reach OF his
mighty mind.
On the bench, lie was dignified in his de
meauOr, interchangeable IN his attention to bu-
siness, patient on The t~ial Of causes howev-
er tedious and unintcrestinF. perspicuous
and convincing III his charges TO Tie jury,
and the profound lawy er in his judicial opin-
ions. IN al the public stations which tie
filed with 70 much reputation, Mr.. Els
worth cyinccd an infeXibIe integrity, The
purest morality, and the most mistaken
tirmness and independence In the most
Incorporate periods Of cur national history,
when The foul spirit Of party, like the scyIhe
Of Time, has moved down virtue and tai
ents, almost without discrimination, 10 per-
son las ate mpted 10 blast the fame OF Mr.
Ellsworth
In private life, he was truly estiinable,
Just il us dealings, frank and sociable in
his disposition, kind and obligihg in his
temper, he was respected and beloved by
his neighbors and acquaintance. In bis
,outh, Mr.. Ellsworth made public profess
on Of rel gion, and became member Of the
church u Windsor Throughout lis whole
life, nc immortality defaced his reputation
and as he lived without reProach, ne died
greatly lamented In him, an aniable fam
in have experienced q loss truly rreparable
his acquaintance viii long and deeply la
ment his death-and the state will ieel that
one Of her strongest rods is broken and
withered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
-<%,XV@-
From lhc IN. Y. 4teetat Or.
Ma. LEWIS,

Presuming that an accurate knowl
edge Of the composition Of the Balltown
Waters may be Of public benefit, and
lead to a more general use Of this valu-
able article Of the MAteria Medica, |
request the favor Of you 70 give place
in your paper to the following analysis,
which has been made In France by one
Of her most celebrated chemists.
It may be proper to remark, that the
water was carefully sealed at the Spring,
and conveyed by gentleman who had
been in the habit Of drinking lille
Observes" On my arrival at Paris,
drank tHo bottles of the water, and
found no difference in the taste or ef-
Eect from that experienced last year at
Balltown, from which | conclude that
It suffers little or no alteration from
transportation"
Analysis ola bottle Of Balltown water,
containing IS ounces:
!. Carbohic acid gas; or fixed air,
three times its bulk.
2. Muriate of soda or marine salt, 81
grains.
s. Carbonate of lime, supersaturatea,
20 grains
q Muriate Of Magnesia / 2 l-2grains
Muriate Of lime, grains.
&. Carbonate Of Iron, 4 grains.
The Chemist proceeds to add, "no
mineral water Of our continent, Is 50
rich in saline substances Of this sort.
That Of Vichy, which is in great repute,
does not contain more than the tenn OF
q grain Of the carbonate of Iron 10 a
bottle; while that of Balltown contains
four grains And it is chiefly to the
Iron, that these waters owe their tonic
and deobstruent qualities. Another adj
vantage Of the American Mineral Wa
ter,is that by its gently cathar;ic opera
ton, it is no less calculated to evacuate
bile, than to give tone to the vascular
system On these accounts it is a val
liable remedy in a great variety OF dis
eases Of debility, and appears to b,
formed by nature in the best possio
proportions to give it efficacy" ie
add,, f" have no doubt, when know Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
Whole ~ sos.

it must become an important object OF
commerce"
Two inferences worthy of notice are
to be deduced from the above analysis
Of this powerful chalybesie that in
some diseases; as in consumption Of the
lungs, It his hitherto been improperly
employed; but that there are also ma
ny others, for which it has not been
generally used, and in which it promis-
{. to be Of great value.
am, sir, yours,
DAVID HOSACK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
IHiy Cans Rr7unr4 :

~ ESER1ED from The ferv;ce If his matter,
= on or aboa; the 23t o: November, an
apprentice TO the fubfcriber, by the name Of
JVlilia B,ace. yellow boy, about Is years
Of age, drelt il iailors' habit, with large
fear on the inlep of hs ets foot. Whoever
viii bring the faid apprentice TO bis fsid maj
ter will receive tie above reward; and all
peIfons are forbid employing or trulting him
on my account, for will not pay any fuch
debts, but fhalf uie every pofiible means Of
recovering damage Of any perion that may
employ the faid apprentice without proper
authority. from me, E. WEBSTER.
Do. I'll;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
rVllUab'e Real ERIt6.

FOR rlle, rev three fory Building on
Iyrs5In'i WB4yf-Confltng If two large
and crugelsen; Stores, &c Conditions lib
era, AID terms of paymen, ealy.-APply to
SEP. z. STEPHEN FOSTER, JUN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
tEMOVAL.

4 D. HOPKINS respectfully informs the
publc tha: he has removed ~. office ID
the room formerly Occur ed by S,i7,a Cb5G,
Eiq and iately by II ~" y tti7r. i'm, Icing
the rex door 10 the office of the Reg1er VI
Deed,-where he will be ready ~ receive he
commands Of thoie who may with TO employ
nm a. The line Of his profsihon.
p0rt.1HE De 2I ST.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

THE friends Of RCueG Sa4ie,,, feaman,
wlc vas browne from the fhip Ed
zUzri pf portland. on her Pafage from Bath
"a Liverpool. III September 1876, may learn
where 10 apply for money due him at he time
he was ioH on application to JOHN J..
LEWIS 0f this town PoytLIAf, Eec. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

T AVE Jun received quantity Of PERU
j. I YTAN BARK, which thew offer for
Gale at a reduced price and on Liberal credit.
Dee q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

their very names float urhe AIDED down til {
current Of darkness, and the pail Of oblivi-
on cover their memories.
MONITOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

John p. Thurlton 81 80.
H.re fay LLe,
GO boxes Spermzcoti Candles
50 chefs Teas, warranted t quality,
100 calts FnClith Nails 2 e4ff.le3 %
40 craze low priced Ware ! D.J.Aare
Nov 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

ISAAC ADAMS has jut received new
: fuPply Of the S-5oia,5' b0itbn-fir: one Of
the beR books Of the kind e1tanI, for the ule
of common fchoos. Dee. Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
n III ~

; LARGE STORE kBf-The owner may
'A receive Al by aging for thi, advertile-
nert, Oh application al this Off e.
Dec q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
Farl ,rt- Green.

W ~15A1ET5 her cuHomers that ne has
4 5lG received an elegan; and e1tenGvc
al l.--- Of
Iudry and Fancy G55b,
r C to- the feaf,n, which 1le will difpofe
III al low as can be pu-cha'ed Dec. 2i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

Ne. ;, Loqc-HI4yS
100 bbls McG and No Beef,
900 ca no 2 and 3 do
. 0 aaf bis Alefs Nc ! do
81 ibis 10 and 2 Pork,
! X Lhds llvcrnUol Sair. Nov 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

GEORGE LABOTTIERRE takes the Eber-
= 70 iliorm she pu'iic. that the Cen
s.e--A Eor7ig D ing SHE! VIII be open
~ eare week .n N'elletday the <Oth inn.
re- te-El- apply a. the 359oratoy. De- q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
Iactyry Coft5n.


IienTy Smfh = 90.
~. 2. Mgrcy's Roar.
HAVE 10y f4le large af'ortment
Of frctory, harp and Filling, and Two
threaded vh.illed Cotton.
Tsiy lG IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
DIRECTIONS

2 OR knowing COUNTERFEIT Bills
+ for lale at
jI1ac -4d.un5' Bookfore.
De- q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

FROM THE coHNEcrtcUT couRANr.
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which is spoken SO highly of in the off,.
al accounts OF tAe battle. Besides ,h;'
the rapidlty OF The eyoIu'ious OF the F,. s.,'
army astonished The prussian general. 'e
In every manGavre attempted by the la,,.
they were anticipated. What, howevs.
most surprised these officers, was ~
French artillery. The most courapeos s
soldiers could not approach the shows.
of balls which preceded the march Of ,h
columns, without trembling, The r.s; u,
ment Of l.arish, for example, was ao d,
men strong, and in a few minutes onis
$50 men were lett standing, havias b,,,
stationed opposite to battery of eiaA,
field pieces. o.
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ne SpSakC1 sato ~ - 20 - ~ - - - IS
speeches, as il had been the practice be-
fore.
Mr.. Sloan proceeded and read the re.
ma,nder of Mr.. KandoIpA's speech from
the Ip,ellgencer. Nh. S. said he read II
ia order to hold up to The pablo the incon'
sissency Of tina. gentleaan. Then tho at
fair was great treason; now he calls It a
pettyinsrigue. Would To, God,- said Mr..
S. that the whole people of these Y. D
could hear the sound OF my voice
Mr.. KELLY Penn. supported the reso
luton in a speech of some length, and
took an able aud handsome vlsw OF me
subject. Il
Nlr. RHEA Ten offered Al few obser.
va,ions, bat owing to tho loWness and Ia.
disturbances Of his voice, /, IL impossible
10 say which side Of the question ne de-
fendeL.
Mr.. RANDOLPH said, that when It was
resollecsed what serious eharge.had- been
preferred against him, aud from what
high quarter CIR. Sloan) it,.casne, the
house. might wonder at his audaeity IN pre-
sHming to rise again The charge was
serious one, and Came from ne erdtpsFy.
person, iscame trem a persen WAC had
acted conspicuous part, and whs. was
leading character in the majority OF taas
house. 1t affected him so nauehs said n.MT.
r. that he could hardly speak. Hay dare
go home and meet my constituents alter
being denounced to the public BY such hIgh
authority.
Mr.. r. remarked that If his observa.
tions were quoted correctly, ne should
have no reason 70 complain; but rs pre-
tested against the speech which had been
read as his, and against all others which
had been attributed 10 him, the laet lweige
months. Mr.. 4. then proceeded to 3D.
serve, that he supposed The public Wepid
have second edition Of ms speech, wtlila
had been read ny Mr.. Sloan, and that ii
was very: uufoSsanase they could not have
a,tac smile Of the delivery, aud knaw all
the graees of eloeution with which lt..was
uttered this secoad time,
After three days debate on the resoia.
ton the question for posIponingit indea.
nitely was taken by yeas and Gays, and
carried by majority Of two-Yeas Co.
Nays IS.
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BATTLE OF JENA.
fEram a Gsyn,a,a 6ubkicQti01 J

sass- fYoHs q CSyT9QT PUOlsCQN0iti
w noever is acquainted with the prussi
an states. will certainly see wilh.vexat,a,
al edIhce undermined, that once contained
SO mucn excellence, and which might SO ca.
SHY once mare have retrieved lis sncisns
dignity and consistency, if the heads of the
empire had understood the prognosics Of
the times, aud had beeo willing TO submi;
to q few necessary reforms. A.rsforn Was
particularly requisite in that part Of the sl =
iltary system which excluded from all pro-
moiioa IN the army the most learoea and
enlightened member. Of society, viz. the
higher classes of the citizens, not Of the
rauk of nobility; and it's remarkably ha;
an order issued in France, sin,iiar 40
that which appeared in Prussia some years
ago, permitting the obiliiy sloae ,o.be pro
moted,preceded the urbances in the az
my which ended in the breaking cut ofthe
revolution. i
Those who are we'll informed on the sub
eiec,assure US, that prince Lewis Ferdinand
of Prussia, the nigh, before the battle Of
.Saulfeldt, 10 which he fell, .foretold TO Sc.
veral Of his confidential friends the la'e Of
the Prussian army, The eoHnsels of eel.
Won Pfuhl were never listened 10 from the
beginning.
Three principal errors probably hurled
the Prussian array into the gu!ph Of de-
strucsion. The FIST was an uncomfortable
disregard of any thing like regular plan,
and needless security. Only a few hus.
sars were stationsd In sac Tharingerwoed
and hills, the passes and fas.nesses of
which could have been insurmountably de.
Tended against the most sHpefiorforce in
I, the world by a few cannon and sharp shoot
ers. It is incredible, bat nevertheless, true,
that the ptussiaa generals left all the im-
portant passes on the Ssai unoecupied and
when this was remarked by some Saxon
engineers, they were laughed atas if nc e.
nemy could come there. The Pfuss!ans
had almost 90 accommodating parties, aud
{ that they never suspected that the emperor
of the French, with his main body, had
advanced wishin few miles of them.
How differently was the emperor Nape.
leon supplied 10 this respect; and how far
superior was he in poins of vigilance and
actlvitys w hen he had fixed his head
quarters at Aumas early 10 the morning
two prisoners were brought in ,shs had
been seized as spies. 1t soon appe ar.d
however, that they were very homes, men,
as in their answers they completely coin.
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CONGRESS.
HousE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
& Thursday, FEB. 10.

ps5ate on the resolution offered by mr..
Broom, to make further prouision By lasv
to secure The privilege Of the writ Of ia
beus Corpus to persons in custody anaer
Or By colour Of the authority ct ne z
..Siates.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-30

lad azads lis hair ss2nd "a tnd, bit ke had
! csDr so fat sl,as be could not feeed
BrlH told hifn that he owed i % himself
as an honest faan 10 iatorin govctrnaent.
SsT hat carnot do, said =. for 4 an under
40 oath Of secrecy, but you had pre- yiousIy
taken 50 oath paramount 90 any osher 70
your country cannot tell, said' =. but {
will comnu0icare he whole 10 You, if you
will come under an oath Of secrecy: 10.
deed, continued be, col. Burr toll! me that
he had heard Of you, that be had beard
you wasa brave man, had sense and FIRM.
ness, and desired3me 70 speaksto you. +.
am therefore al sibertysto tsllsyenr ell the
plans, if yos will swear thar you wiiIkeea
The stcie.. Bluff refused, and advised
Eastons.o act like a man Of honor ard a
friend 90 lis country. OF he Woa!d hsseafs
ter rspent. 81
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Gen. lEslsilassl. D;a q,
stsad me - say. sha, ray esa : .! Va e.
culztsd 8 20 draw forth the view. - 'so0. a,
pa5sieolaily relsad tosny ls,' 0'eol. i.
sprlrg IF 1906! A The oslr ,' !, = N.
which ssns Wilkinson spak. If ~. ,sas'.
stqueass. mr.. Bufr's yisit,o SIZE "s1e su6,
'eueIs' Wilkinson ,hough, i p,a leu VI
aaas IS bad wrisssn The le,,vS pos, p :
The 18th May |; but Gid co, oos;. ns'sst
collecl. s''s Il
Several other qnsssions were sn,
; by Mr.. !. which The rsp,d;,s sa :
ms !, manner nsdsis impossible e, :. :, !"
down. 'aa'
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sfAA)3
Woshingfu.a, .1s3. A{oyck. 1907

y oshfa8sf0sa, 4 - laaych, 807. -
Major. BrnR communicated 10 s. S ans!
col. Reed. that jadgr Eassoo (imnediase.
" after the frs, number OF the Western
World eppeared) told him (Brua) that j,
was IN his power 10 ruin col. Burr, iba,he
had told bis plaas, thar shsy we're such as
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acces sayy la hts pis rs q MEMBER 81 4. tug
grand Jury has Seen brpnghs totwafd so
q ale II nat my eysjsrce uas, t'tch g anl
additional reason syt s tloulc, O. permit
I'D is cxplain. was my sntenslo %
have com nssncsd g essIsxaos,y ey e'ysfg =
regular rtail st the ar rdings Sof col
Burr from hrs hfss passage g inc mean.
saips, but | have osen ADVISED g eonnas.
myself 70 nasIa1ion O me occ 0ffenceS
which commenced az 81 hitor hes. e q
nov nv duty 60 60 Back 20 that period and
tsscc col. Bufr step bs step a
Flo LHisk usfscc sa!d, tflat nc court
could not sill 10 hrsr any thing sxcrptswhat
related 70 the cause a io the intention
with which gsn- WiIssnson had done any
particalar act, he had b-cn permisted 10
expsaia, Ia The whole coarse of kaslcssimo.
nY. With fespectto what had been drawn
from Or. I'sssws.t. - he understood liz
there syas 40 VAR :ioa between his state
rnent saas. TINT 81: gen. Wilkinson.
The papers whicsa gen. Wilkinson wish,
ed 10 refer 10 had IS well appear bsf0re the
uoblic ia any oss.-r way as .laro, he chan.
bel of this court.
Mr.. NC Rae said he did4not know thai.
gsf,. Wilkinson had gone SO fully into an
ex,,! sns::on cf.he various parts Of hissryi-
dsnce aa he in,seasu. IIrhad understood
ia. court 10 saw that geo. Wilkinson might
&c Sc permitted 20 explain himself 4. 10 ssy
par,iicrsar FAC, mention "a ID the course 81
his testimony. Il the wish of pen. Wilkin.
500, on every &C sasion, osexplan the mo.
tive. which governed him: and q fin some
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near s, nan; ,x,.,,.
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10y sss,,'y $500 - uetss az. ~ -
.'ou.. rs, rs,y neas1 eaat ges a'e .o'oaga. e
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s. ss:..s'ssns : - .''e 'Sa'inopy ohssn. ~.
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: = $ 10y Wy 'ue', ~ .
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- essl. ,'''A'nsoa a. : ~t'aess' ous mrs
: se.'..sa 80 -. a'sos Whscn a
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VIZ O.. $50 'ie 1pu''.. q W.T.
:. so - WHOSE sesssni9.
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= - sss ",is'as' ns
= sos'sss.Sa. - A.'s'ssE g "asaef ais
i ! = 80 $50 . ~, ps
~ :, $3.50 49, We 80. .'a4Dsaa
n. &C.. $500 - \. - 10y use'se y &C.
49, "a yg, - W .' ssse' soo'a a.
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d.s, ,,:e.s,. - se $1,000. ~. = ..s.
=, : wards geo Wilkinson, e.
bis relatioa would justify. We do no,
see the necessity OF gen. Willipson's en-.
tssirg iIto explanations. If these are to
be- made, they had better be reserved for
some o'her,ine, and some Other place.