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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12
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COMMITTING OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FARPENTERS and joiners Tools, iron and ileel
~ Locks and Hinges, for hOuie work and cabinet
Ware. ALTO carry on my
CABINET MANUFACTORY,
as ufual, adjoining the fire nfurance office, and have
on hand three thou!and dollars worth of furniture fin
i!hed in the bef workman-lile manner and in the
newell tahion Alto, windfox Chairs. will fell all
OF the above goods, gy Le7O for cA, or good paper
az a hor, date.
osP''J' eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12

: HRUMS, Flies, Swords, Belts, Nots, Eps uj,,ts.
- stocks and Coekadss. to be had at Enoeh Sci.
Iivans Jewelry store.
AugVa =, If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12

HE Gentleman, who while was on ss,urds.
lait, addrening the court, took my Care rom
the feat behind I'VE ard carried IL away s y5s76vfy
requeited to fend H. When he has done ei'i Il, to tie
Bar ofthe Swan Tavern.
LUTHER MAETIN.
September 1. #
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PROPOSALS.,

cor carrying mills Of ID. UvIgEn S7..7r,, en- IL.
J'i!'zring routes, 1eW be yeesis,pd at N.
General PoR- Office, usfH tie
ISL Of O756ey mkt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12
JOHN ALCOCK,

1g'rm' bis ,is"dJ and TIE fnLe at large tbs BE- las
F ,fesi0sd, md is opening, next dec, 10 A51Fr
FTege' and 1Ao"eDre' 0Hnd1e, large el5yt,uent Of
M uAN MILE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12

TNHiS day came the complainant, by his council,
a and the defendant Thomas Reeves, not having
entered ms appearance, and given fecutity according
TO the act OF aflenby and the rules OF this court, and
1t appearing the atisaaon CT the court, that he is
not an inhabitan of this country On the motion of
the complainant: i, is ordered, that the iad defen-
dant' Thomas Reeves, do appear here the fourth
Monday in November next and aniwer the bill Of the
complainant and that copy Of this order be forth
with inherited in iome newspaper pubhed in the city
OF Richmond for two months iuoceihvey, and ano-
ther copy poiisd the front door of the houe
OF TINS county. And 1t is further ordered that the
ueiendant Temple do not pay, convey away fecret
any debts by him owing the defendant Reeves, M
I'll the further order or decree of this cour,.
Copy. Teae,
Ro: POLLARD, jr. D. C. C.
Sept. 1. epem
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12

NTH esmseaee 1i,aSay tie 9sb day IF Scsfesss,.
next; TIE EyG day %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-12

In fiae Wihiam C01Hty Court, -A.gg7 25th, 1907
Landon Carter, Comph !
Againlt
Thomas Reeves and John Temple, I" 'HANeASf'
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
TIL: JEFFERSOM
AN ACT

10 reduce the expenses attending the
administration Of justice in the dis
trict Of Columbia.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House Of representatives Of the u
nited States of America, in Congress
assembled, That for the service of
any writ, warrant, attachment, sum-
mons, or order of court, the marshal
for the district OF Columbia, shall be
entitled TO receive the fee of fifty
cents only, for each person oh, whom
served and for the taking any bond
required by law, a fee Of ffty.centS
only and for such services as are not
enumerated in this, or some other act
of congress, he shall receive the like
fees and compensation, IL they be per-
formed in the county Of Alexandria,
as by the laws Of Virginia, Ia force on
the first Monday in December, in the
year eighteen hundred, were allowed
to the Sheriff Of a countS, tor the like
services and if they be performed in
the county of Washington, the like
fees and compensation, as by the laws
OF Maryland, in force on the day last
mentioned, were allowed 70 a sheriff
of county, in Maryland for the like
services.
Sec. 2. And be il further enacted,
That the clerk of the circuit court Of
the district of Columbia, for the coun-
ty Of Alexandria, shall be entitled to
receive for his services, the same fees
only, as by the laws Of Virginia, in
force on the day last mentioned. were
allowed TO the clerk of the district
court, in that state, for the like SER
vices in chancery proceedings, the
same fees only, as were allowed by the
said laws to the clerk Of the high court
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
AN ACT

Repeating the acts laying duties on
salt, and continuing in force, for a
further time, the first section of the
act, entitled " An act further to
protect the commerce and seamen
of the United States, against the
Barbary powers"
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representative of the u
nited States Of America, in Congress
assembled, That from and after the
thirtieth day of June next, the act, en-
titled g An act laying an additional
duty on salt imported into the United
States and for other purposes" passed
the eighth day of July one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-seven, shall
be and the same hereby is repealed,
and that from and after the thirty-hrst
day OF December next so much of any
act as laws duty on imported salt,
be and the same hereby is repealed,
and from and after the dav last afore-
said, salt shall be imported into the
United States free Of duty; Provid-
ed, That for the recovery and receipt
of such duties as shall have accrued.
and on the days aforesaid respective
ly remain outstanding, and for the re-
covery and distribution of fines, pc.
nalties and forfeitures, and the remis.
sion thereof, which shall have been
incurred before and on the said days
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
AN ACT


For the relief of Oliver Pollock.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the u
nited States of America, in Congress
assembled, That the proper account
ing officers of the treasury be, and
they are hereby authorised to iquidate
and settle the account of Oliver Pol
lock, formerly commercial agent for
the United States at Eew-Orlcans,
and that they allow him for his expen-
ses of detention at the HAVANA for
the sum paid Thomas Patterson, as
his hostage; for gun-powder furnish
ed +; for. commission on the sum paid
for guu-powder, and for commits sion
on the sum of seventy four thousand
and eighty seven dollars, at the rats
OF two and one half per cent. with in
terest until paid, and that the same
be paid out of any monies in the trea-
sury not otherwise appropriated: Pro-
vided, The said Pollock shall, upon
the receipt of the sums directed to be
paid by this act, execute in considera-
ton thereof, a discharge to the Unit
ed States of all demands whatsoever,
and lodge the same with the Register
OF the Treasury.
NATH.L MACON,
Sneaker of the HoESc Of Representatives
S. SMITH,
President ofthe Senate hrO temfOrc.
March 3, 1907.
-rII IEEEEpcnNp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
1907.

respectively the provisions Of the a.
toresaid act shall remain In full force
and virtue. zee
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That from and after the first day OF
January next, so much of any act as
allows a bounty on exported salt pro-
visions and picked fish, in lieu of
drawback of the duties on the salt en-
Ployed in curing the, same, and SO
much of any act as makes allowance
to the owners and crews of fishing
vessels, in lieu of drawback of the du-
ties paid on the salt used by the game,
shall be, and the same hereby is re-
pealed: Provided, That the provisi-
ons OF the aforesaid acts shall remain
in full force and virtue for the pay
mcnt OF the bounties or allowances in
Cured or payable on the first day Of
January next.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted,
That SO much of the act, passed on
the twenty-6fth day of March one
thousand eight hundred and four, en-
titled s' An act further to protect the
commerce and seamen of the United
States against the Barbsry powers"
as is contained in the first section of
the said act, be, and the same hereby
is continued in force until the first day
of January next, and no longer: Pro-
vided, however, that the additional
duty laid by the said section shall be
collected on all such goods, wares and
merchandise liable to pay the same
as shall have been imported previous
to that day.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker ofthc House Of Representatives.
S. SMITH,
President Of the Senate hro-tenfors,i
March 3, 1S07.-APPRovED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
RRTT1L MURDER.


NEw-yoRK, APRIL 27.-By letters
received from Albany, we understand
there are no hopes entertained of the
recovery of Gen. Solomon Van Reus-
'Selaer.
An universal gloom pcrvades the ci-
ty Of Albany, III consequence of this
melancholy event and its inhabitants,
whose feelings are divided between sym
pathy for the situation OF Gen. Van
Rensselaer,, and indignation AID horror
at the outrages of his antagonists, have
been with difficulty restrained from Vi
dence.
The PubEc are already informed,
that the cewardiy and cruel attack was
made BY several Clintonians, among
whom were indge Taylor, Dr. Cooper
and Francis Bioodgood, friends and re-
iations Of De Uitt Clinton. They have
given him dangerous wound on the
head, and caused his wound, received
by him in detcncr yf his country, once
more to stream with bloud
Gen. Van Rensselaer, was attacked
by John TAYLOR. Not a word had pass
ed on either side. Notwithstanding
that Taylor had lain in wait for the gen
eral, and was therefore prepared, white
the general was taken by surprize, the
latter succeeded in parryiRg every blow
of his adversary, and would have beat
him of, had not BIoodgood and Coop
er who We're stationed in readiness,
came behind the general, and joined i'll
the aseass;nation Bloodgood, who is
a powerful man, lifted large hickory
stick in such a manner as to use il with
the greatest effect, and struck the gen
eral, on the back Of the head, SO as to
beat in the skall, ard produce a COM
pound fracture, beyond the skill of sur
gerry to relieve. On his falling, DR..
Cooper stamped upon his body, and
tore open the wound which he long ago
received, bat which has never been
perfectly cured, il fighting the battles
Of his country, against the Indians
He served under gen. Wayne, whose
spcciLl thanks he once obtained, for
leading a most gallant attack. The
generals father. who still lives to hc.
hold the miserable death Of his son,
fought BY the side Of Montgomery.
II having bcen scandaicqs'y asserted
il the Clintoaian papers, that il the a.
bove affray Governor Lewis handed
Van Rensselaer, q cane, Judge Taylor
has pubisass,the following certificate /;
/" 70 Tic Pg5lc.--I certify that do not
know or belieyc, that Governor Lewis fur
nished Mr.. Van Rensselaer, with cane on
Tuesday, or that the said solomon had the
Governors cane ror dc krrnw or believe
that hs Exceilency did in any marner en-
courage or ccultenance said afrav but
wnen saw him after it was over, he plain
/, and uequiyocally d.sapproyed thereof"
"JOHN TAYLOR"
Alaav, -4t'IE Is, 1897.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
;Dtea.

In Bangor, ME Col, Samuel Dut,or
aged 63. At Amherst, II. III s9th ~
Mrs Fanny Thmnton, aged 20, rer,t a
Matthew Thornton, ESQ late Of Mcrrinar Y
and only daiter Of S7n'I. Clieiz. E4r A
Rehoboth Thomas Carrcnter, Ea1. aacd
IA, distinguished FevoiatiOnary p4tliVt,
disciple ot the good old schcol of Washing
tor and Adams. AT AndaEef. llev VIII
Iahl Symn't 5. b. DSa~cd rs
IN Falmouth, on tie 4Va iMst. Iii-a-n- c.
Lambert, Youngest son u Mr.. =. I.a1.be
aged 2 years and III
" Sotales Ear lorsi blooming f.2a,
Frriit, Erilias solace gf az htrf,
50 soon 0ar hrlasielf cgn5fJ1s fy
-f'f4 pleasure W : bloenss " eie"
IN this town, Alexander P MrLtHan.a. "A.
ged 6 years, son of Mr.. VIM McLeIiiui. W
Mrs. A4ry jonca, aged 4?--A cl;,4 If
capt. George AfcLelisn, aged cars 4i,.
o mouths. He was 9tiulng on platform,
under wiIich was tub OF lot wdor ard
accidentally fell into it,. which sealred-bnn
g badly that hc survived only G haurs after
DROWNED-ln II Btitlgwater, TN. HI
April 90, Sirerburne Sanborn, aged qt4
also, Mr.. BenjLmin Ladl, iun.-thcy bot.
left wives and children to lament fbeir un-
tunelV exit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

geace tL4t Monte Vidco Jat II tllc hand
ofthe English. In conpaying dates, It Il
probable Il fell between the 10th and 2Oth
Of Jan. The news Of the capture q tbs
ace was brought 70 Rio Crande, by ah
nglish vessel, which was dispatched there
by the conquerors, for provisions. The pri-
vate letters received at St Salvador, men
ton that the place sustained a close slege
Of s days, and was at length carried by
storm. They also implied, that the violen-
ccs committed after the cspitulation Of Bn-
enos Ayres, were fully retaliatcd. ltwouid
seem from the want Of provisions, the En-
glish suffered after the fall Of Monte Video,
and that their power could not extend far IN
TO the country. The SpaIliards were ex-
trenCly exasperated against the Americans
on acc'tnit of the part acted by individuals
IN the conquest OF Buanos Ayress sEd an
American vessel arrived from Monte vldco,
while the Fayorite Ia, at Ri) de Jdneiro,
which had been permitted by the English
To proceed 10 the former place, which gave
information, that OIL her approach TO the bst-
teries, she was brought too, and a boat dis
patched 10 her, to let her know that if she
continued withia reach of +he batteries a
mother hour, they would certainly sink her
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
f0ssialr GI.te:.l5enee.
VIENNA, REB. 2j

Our court Gazette OF this day, con-
tsias the fo.iowing article
Osmaa Pacha Of Widdin, known
hy the name of Paswan Ogiou, cele-
hrated iof MS military talents, his en-
rprizing spi-it, and the successful de-
fence which he made in his town e
gainst the united power of the Turk
ish empire, died on the 5th of F6brua-
s.. BY his death, Russia IS freed from
4 formidable enemy who, though he
had not pubii1,r declared himself, had
made preparations within the walls of
tYiddin, for acting against that power.
Mustapha BairaCta, Ayan Of Ruts-
ShMck who can march l6,OoO troops
against the Russians, las as vet
done nothing that deserves notice.
Cren. Nicholson still remains in his
concentrated position, but he has de-
cached 1000 men from his head-quar-
2=rs at Bucharest, to reinforce his adj
TAhccd guard. The Seryi.m insurgents
have as yet taken no part in the iInpor-
rant events"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
HV5 TN, Nay q
Cantule etr Ifonte Ktdeo.

Or correspondent at Providence, has
sent us the following Intelligence, received
a. that place, BY the Favorite, capt. Russell,
from st. Salvador - Roston Ga&etfe.
{" On the 18th Of Dec. last, an English
squadron arrived at Rio de Janeiro, of Il
sail, among which were TIE Ardent, Of 90
guns Commodore DOTneiiv, the Unicorn
tr.%atc. a s!oop Of war-the rest transports.
The troops ON board were commanded by
Gen. Achmuty an American by birth,
and General Lumney. The FIRST was author
ized TO act ns Governor of.tbe District Of
Monte Video, should II be under the domin-
ion OF the English. The number of troops
was given out to be 5000, bot from vari-
ety OF circumstance, it is probable they did
not exceed 1000 Great dispatch was used
II watering, and the squadron s.iIed lor Tie
river place IN Monday the 52d Of Dec Tie
ardor the troops was highly excited az tire
iFecital OF the cru-ities, p4r2e,rated by the
spaniardS on the Enghsh. prisoners, at the
ccartare OF Eaenos Ayres, aaG 3 spirit APP
cared to be usivcraal 10 t..kc ample ven
.eancc. The taForiCe sailed lron 81 saliva
! n the 5tn Of Marcl on the r1rning
which day, an arrival irom Kio Lran,le,
WITH passage ofSc days, brought irtell.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
GTftte 5bip EelIis.
PORT or POPTLAND-@lsO7.

Su,ddg, ll1y Il.
Arrircd, sch. Fair lady capt. Caldwell
rs days from 5afnaica. via Nova Scotia
April 1st, off Shag-harbcr, IN viohnt storm.
was cast on reef of rocks lost both an.
chors and cabies--aftcr laying there 6da,s
70 the vessel eli, though much iriu.c2-
March Is spoke ship Ancrica, ctlt. Ad.
amson, from BOrdeauN, fur EouJn. vhs
.rctT hunranctv lgy bl.us ga hours, and sup
Piled as with two sails by his own boat.
March 90, spoke sch. -Four Brothers. ana
sch. Hero, dals from Marblclfead. fer the
Banks, who supplied US with provisions ana
a fore-sail.
CT Cap. Caldwell taxes the earliest en-
portunity publci. 70 express his ,sratitudr
u the naste ofthe above vessels, for Their
humane Assistance, afforded him y.hcn w
distress.
F.esI7y, ia, :.
Arrived s,hr. R5ver, M'Lei.an, III davs
from Antigua. Lett brig Ione, Linch, of
New-york, from Martinique, bloaglt in BY
an English Privateer for tral; brig blcc.
tezuma, Odiorne, Of Portsmouth, II lilo
sail ii days srh. ---, Patterson. of
Belfast, II 5 days sch. Patty Washing
ton, Husscy. ~ Cape Ann, condemned as not
se.,sDrthy cant MI left 10 Or 10 Amer
lean vessels detained, having been taken
coming from French Ports and carried. II,
for trial ST -ke April %, brig -, Nor
ril, from Antigua fer Saco, in laa. 81, long.
68.
The Captain, rnatrs &c of ship Charlotte,
are ready ID make oath, that the crew III
Spanish gunhoat, At Mantanzas, (Cuba) had
boarded the Charlotte, seized the mate, and
after stripping him ucd him 10 tic. iust.
and then with a cat gave nam 42'}asIcs.
COMMERCIALS
Whereas the circumstances Of the pre4
sent moment render it inexpedjent that A.
merican vessels should proceed I'D 10 dis
CITY, hereby direct the Master of allsuch
As shall arrive At the mGuth Of tl.u EEbe, W
have knoriedge Of tlis order, i'll tlIc North
Sea, proceeding 70 this port, to proceed to
the portsUf GluCkstaHt, CH tile Danish sJre
Of tie Eibe, and there to wait such fui der
instructions as tlrey may receive from me.
or from their respective cOnsignrts.
further recommend To the Masters of al A.
merican vessels, in the afore described cir
cumstanC to keep as near ss possible ~
tie Dani5ii shore, making 10 cntlE ata any
other port, previous to their ariyl III Chuck
stRlt Ard enjoin all pi.Cts, taking charge
Of American vessels, in the Mouth SEA
bound into the ElSe, to conform to this in.
siruction.-under pain Of being nade per
sonally responsible for the cons quences Of
their contravention. My fellow citizers
may rest assured, that whenever circum-
stances may justify.nto"c convenient arrange.
mcms, consistently with thc interest III
those concerned, I shall loose no tine in
making them known. IN. FORBES.
Consul GeEerak IF TIE y, STAGE IF Ar1eyrca.
20 otl such ports and places as a,r nearer "a
A4a76rS, rha' TO the residence q any otAfi
CoaSet II said States.
Hamburgh, January z, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
The Cheap Store.
Iohn Dix.

No. 2, FJ95Eras,
HASjuit received, and has already
eHPofed for fale, an elegant and complete
shortment Fashionable
EngLlbs b1dia and french Gs1dJ,
which will be fold lower tian any goods ever
offered for fale by him before, having boughr
the principal part ofthen, On very aavania-
geous terms of merchant in Bottom now clo-
ting his bntiness ia this country TO retnrn 70
Europe. Also,
Cafes of Fashionable Bcnnets
Cafe mems Willow Hats.
4 Bales real Kidderminltsr
CarPeting, elegant colours and patterns,
Thofe who may with to fupply themfelvs'
with any goods either for u!c or sorniDiert
have nov an uncommon fine opportunity.
May H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
15p tbR a5ai.S.
ALExANnn1A. APRIL 28. 1907

ALEXANDRIA. APRIL %, 1907.
Il is reported, that M Madison has re
ccived letters from England Informing him,
that Mr.. Pereiyal, aud not the Duke Of
Portland, IS at the head CT administration
IN Engiand- Mr. pcrciral is the man
who made 50 much clamor against the last
Ministers fsr taeir g9cnlertiR concessions to
The United States tn the l;ac treaty.
Cr We Know not what credit is "a bo at-
tAci.ed to tlis article. Mr. Pcrcival Is d
celebrated LAWYER, and brother to the Earl
nf Egmonts and Lord Arden. 1t was said
he was 20 tx attorney General III tie new
order Of things. Il IS true, he violently op-
posed in Parliament the concessions the late
ministry made to the United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

houss ofMr E1Ag, Mr. Harrison, and
Vi. H. Norris, knocked against the
windows, rapt violently at the door, and
made all sorts of violent noises,
ing, howiing, and acting the p4
drunken blackguards, calling out" En-
met and liberty"
Ksngs county has given majority Of 50
for TonEINs; and Richmond county ma
iority Of 16 for LEWIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
Nrw yORK, NAY 2 1907.
TIE Ey.E|YID


THE following Is an Official aacorht Of
the number Of votes given in this CITY for
G0gerT0r, his Excclllncy MORGAN
ELWIS, l807.-Hon. DAsIEL ID. ToMP-
lilys, l6T5.-Thc majority for LEWIS. l54
For lieutenant Governor, nearly in The
seine proportion. Mr. ST0Rn having LOG
more than Mr. BRooME
For Senator'S, Hnn. SAMrEL JoNrs had
i7S7 votes, and Hon. De Witt CLINTON
1870
The gentlemen who composed the demo-
cratic ticaet for AsscnbI. .men, have been
Reelected by an average majority Of ALI
votes.
Last Spring TIC votes for Assemblrmen
we're 7l59-Th.s yvar 92S2--makinc an in
Creasc Of PISS votes.
The Increase for the American (Fcderal)
ticket this year, IS 1l59--lacobiR og4.-Thc
5acobin majority last year was 559-this
year ia.
in the 4ta ward ont OF 100 voters
500 were given in By foreigners. In
the 9th and eth wards tie proportion d
foreigners has been still greater ano
when, yesterday disturbance took
place in this ward, the Irish democrat:
clapt lii Of paper in their hats to dis.
iinsuish them. Lasl night mob par
adLd tae streets with fife and drum
Beiore they started, WILLIAM e. Mil
LEa, proposed to them to go to Nc
chanic Eall, where number OF Amer
i,ans were assembled, and take posses
sion Of the Housc.--I3ut this was civ
en- u. The NIB then went te III,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11

ation is an infamous libel, not only 2
Governor Strong and the federalists
who have been elected to cffce, but al
SO On the heohie Themselves. The Di-
rectory are challenged to point out sim
gle act, oreyen an attempt at usurpation
on the part Of the federahsts, un!ess+hc
accepting Of an Office, when chosen by
the uoicc Of the iAeohLe, shall be deemed
usurpation. And il has cost the dis
organizers IN this state, alabor Of up
wards of twenty years, to estra1ge the
public confidence from the men and
measures which brought about the in
dependence, and established the pros
perity,of the Ccantry. The consequence
volution, and those who have grown
grey in the councils Of the nation, are
as traitors and usnrpers K;
whilst the upstan disclaimers about
q liberty and equality" the " rights OF
the people," sc. are locked upon as the
Of the country
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-11
PEACHAM, MARCH, 1897.
STEPHEN BURROUGHS


a gentle man, belonging to this town, lust
returned from Canada, informs, that some
time last week, himself, and several others,
were pressed by an officer Of government OF
that Province, to SO in quest of Stephen
Burroughs, who had taken up his residence
IN remote part Of Shipton, and was daily
cmmtting Bills After short consultation,
they repaired directly ID lis camp. But
bis crnIsslries, ever Il The alcrt, had Civ
en- notice Of their approach which so al
armed him that he took to the woods, about
Guuarter Of an hour previous to their arri-
vai. II being nearly night, and they much
ia;igued, and without provisions, delayed
the pursuit of him, till tie next day. In
the mean time, they searched the camp,
where they fnund the Press, Ink, &c. which
were Immediately destroyed. IN the morn
ing several OF the party, continued the pur-
suit, and It WAS considered probable would
succeed in aTresting him, with number
of his coniederates. But when our inform.
ant ieft the place, it had Tot been effected.