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On Friday 1873 infant, al tie Office eftbe SuSsribtrs
4vW be fold for tie ben16t Of tie creditors Of Mr.
George C,etnb07v: III bis Sfoek in tade,s
CONSISTING ola general aHort .nent Of HARD.
~ WARE g CUTLERY, and of Cloths, Ker-
feymeres, Coatings, Worked and Cotton Hoie Man
eheiter Stuff, Dmites, Wild bores Durants, &c
&c. &c. Sc Sec.
months credit will bs allowed on all purchafe.
exceeding SO dols.f for which negotiable notes with
approved endorfers will be required.
TAYLOR & BROWN,
T,yeee5jor tie ered;is,t ofC;. G,te.Letv
February 6. tdf
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FOR SALE,

HE Tra9 of LAND wherein I now live, con-
l. tanning by a late iurvey three hundred and fifty
iour acres yng on the Brook near the Brook Bridge
and within fix miles Of the city of Richmond, will
be offered for ia: on the 9th day of next month on
the pren,iies.
The terms are one thoufand dollars eafli and one
halt OF the balance on the fri day of Oeober next
and the reGdue on the fri day of Oaober 1905
his Land lies well and ahoupds in Cedar, but as it is
iaPPo'ed thoe who are inclined to purchae, will be
deiirou' OF viewing the Land, it is deemed unneeea-
ry to fay any thing tie advantages Of iitustio
and foil.
DABNEY WILLIAMSON.
January 1. oaw6ws
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LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue OF Deed OF Irutt, executed by the late
James Taylor of the county of New-Kent, and
fate OF Virginia, deed. lecure the Taymer. of
fun of money due by hun to Ciliiat and Mackin.
der viii Poiisiveiy he fold without reisrve on the
houie,
HE following TraG Parcel "f LAND Gsuate
L IN the lower esd of New-Kent !; containing by
late iurvey four hundred acres commonly ca!,ec
and known by the name o. Pond k1sr!h, which lait
tract or parcel of Land is bounded by the Lands OF
lhomas Fremont, Edwin Goodwin, deed. Arn,ii-
tead kuiiel! and John Richardou decd and laely in
me occupation atsh iaid james Taylor. Terms OF
iale caG.
THOMAS JORDAN, 7rgeee.
February s. tdC
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'FE fubicribers have on hand, now for private
i fale, which they will fell on low terms, for APP
proved endoried notes, at 90 and ! 80 days:
500 Bu(hels Liverpool Slowed Salt;
500 Sacks Salt, containing buihels;
Twilled Soaking;
SO Hhds Sugar, part of which, of prime qua
lily;
90 Barrels Do do.
20 Hhds. Prime Antigua Rum, Sd proof
so Hhds. Windward Hand, do
10 Pipes bea Cogniac Brandy 9Th proof.
Is Chefs Imperial and so CHEFS Young Hyfon
Teas;
Hyfon, Skin, Souchong and old Hyfon
Teas;
A few kegs Prime Nutmegs;
100 Barrels Apple Brandy, greater part of which
Ifle of Wight
10 Pipes Holland Gin;
Lifbon Wine of hyperion quality, in Hhds.
Pipes and Or. Caks.
so Hhds. Prime MoiafTes;
so Bags Coffee;
GOO Wedding Hoes,
And very general anortment IF DRY GOODS.
The Public Sales are regularly twice twice week,
every Monday and Thurfday.
PROSSER IL MONCURE, Hp.fys
NIB. Light nea, Chariot and Harnefs, on
long credit p. II M.
ALSO,
To be hired Negro Man, who is a good Cook
January 20. law dw.
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HALUABLE PROPERTY FOR Sale.

PALUhBLE PROPERTY FOR Sale.
PURSUANT to decree OF the Worlhipful Court
Il Of Hufings for the City of Rchmond-he iub-
feribers will expofe faie, the twenty -eighh day
Of February next, the premifes, for Cath, the
HOUSE u LOT, ill fsid city, formerly the reiidenee
of Jas. Rnd, dec. and for fome time occupied by Ie
dediah Allen On this lot, which is well encloied
there is very good Dwelling Houfe, which has re-
eeatly undergone thorough repair, a new Stake,
other convenient Offices, and very good Garden, all
which render it defirable habitation for family.
Previous the iae Mr. Allen who lives on the pre-
miles, will thew them to any perion delirous to be-
comc the purchafer.
Edmund Randolph, I
John 1fIamS, Commili.
Pbilip ". Nicholas, oners.
John FoRer,
January IT, ePtdr
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GIVE ATTENTION.

ME fubferiber offers for fale truly valuable
4 TRACT o; LAND, containing by elfimation
1871 ACRES, 200 of which, as he fnppofes, are in
woods lying in the fork of Nottoway river, and in
the county of Nottoway, miles from the Court
houfs, and within miles Of one of the bel nanufac-
turing Mills in the fate of Virginia. The plantation
isnow IN nice order for cropping 1t is divided into
three fields each under good fence and of fuficent
ize to work 5 hands to great advantage. There is
on the land new and valuable GRIST MILL, a
comfortable Dwelling Houfe, and every convenen,
and neceiiary houfe for the depoft of crop, good
Orchards, &c. &c. The foil is we'll adapted to the
culture of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats. A far
Their deicriPtion is deemed unneceHary, it is pre-
tuned the purchaer would with to fee the lands pre-
viousto the Purchaie Perfous wilhng TO fee the
Kinds, will apply to Mr.. John Haynes, generally on
the preniies,
GRIFFIN LAMKIN.
December / /. St oafg
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February 6.

HE creditors of Henry M CATCHY, are resuef-
ted to lodge their claims properly authenticated
with either of the ublcrbers on or before the rR of
next month as on Tuefday the 10 rroxirno. A final
dividend of the eltate will be made by
THOS. GILLIAT, }
ALLAN POLLOK 1'H"fs'.
February 6. epsw
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| HE LAND wherein now relide, containing
$50 acres is ft for iale by private CONTRACT and
immediate poiiefiion given iFreqnred
JOHN .KFLSO.
Oee. ~ lawtf.
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DRUGS g MEDICINES.

yETILLTAM WEST has purchaied the Rock
w ofDRUGS g MEDICINES, belonging 70
the firm OF Dr. Daniel Wilton & Co at their Store on
Man-Greet, Shocku Hill, where he intends TO carry
on the bulinels Of Apotheeary. In addition to the
Stock purchaej Of the fa;d firm, he has Jun received
relh fuPpy Of articles in that line, laid in for him
by one well acquainted with their refpeeive qualities
all are warranted genuine, aod viii be fold on mode
rate terms.
Orders Be. tIat he may be favored with, lhall DC
promptly attended to.
~ B. jar received !u1aiI invoice Of pa;en. Me-
aieines, CoPal Warmth ard Paints.
February 6. oaw,f
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Gongre66.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
MONDAY, Jan. 90.
DEBATE

On tire Biz from tie Senate for GljbendinP the
crit of HABEAS CORPUS.
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FfTZWHYLsONN q POTTER,

FfTZWHYLsONN q POTTER,
Haze jgP rerripcd a iarge EtbbLr Of TIE ve,y beq
EneiB qOrifiog Paper,
--coNsisTtSG oF--
sap'r Roya!, } isy |f@eb'ai' and
Royl, efl.r T-eoDaf
Medium. Bssk.
Folio q Oaqris PoR.
Which they offer for faic ei,her wisief4le or re-
tail.
They have on hand general aG,r,men' Of PAPER
Of American Manufacture BLANK BOOKS and
STATIONARY; cohesion Of PRINTED BOOKS
nd MUSIC, to which, additions viii eonRantly be
made aud haudGome variety of PAPER HANG.
INGS for rooms.
Orders from the country carefully executed.
jan II. osWSt
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Dec. 27
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NOTICE.

THOMAS JORDAN, 7irye<e.
tdi.
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January l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26

tam about Kentucky and Tennessee nv.
depressed some doubts about Ohio: 7 veil
rccoiiectEf 0t on account CO lac reason which,
you gave that they were too much of a ,ioI-
u,hS' INDUSTRIOUS people TO engage in vorr
plans. ". HOW was this business 70 I've
ehec'ed a. understood that your agents
were III inc western country that the com.
"ldhuer IN Chief was ready to co.oDcrata
win nus army; & that these with the adven-
turers that would join you, would come,
'ne seatcs to separation Indeed YOU seem.
Ell to consider New-Orleans as al,e,J,,
yours, and that from this point Won youIJ
make conqueSis and consolidate vour EN-.
pre- ~ was 1t after all this, that vou
recommended me to an embassy \
yes; and because ! THOUGHT il t6e o,,l,.
way 20 avert a vii war. q. Did Won COM
m,uhlcate your recommendation to me \
YES ana you gave modest assemble the
proposal. 'Ne
.. What then would have become os
!cur command! a. Thar [ had distressed
vi ",yseif' -, Did YOU understand that
YOU had given me dciinltive answer! A.
~ aiter you mad developed Yourself |
determined to use YOU until I got every
thing out of you; and on the princinre ,ho,
when innocence is in dancer. To- bre,L
Ialth with bad man is not f,auI. bnt viz.
'ue. u Did YOU think that your prouo-
sition as to foreign embassy which VS.
SO Incompatible with my own plans, would
DC received by me with indifference. had
l abandoned The project? A. You seem
cd to me want some distinguished place:
rs to the mode, YOU were Indifferent: and
you seemed to acqu,esce IN the plan OF a
foreign embassy. Mr.. Hay. You Said tbat
you received about 10000 dollars from the
government Did the act OF Congress give
you a dehnitive sum or refer your account to
me department of statc-A. The act of
congress gave the accounting officers the
power OF settling with me, according to e.
qeity' under the inspection of the secretary
oi state; under whose department had
ly made. N'"S-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-26
LATEST PROCEEDINGS.
SATURDAY. Aupust 90 1897

- SATURDAY, August %, 1907.
HERMAN BLANNERHAssEr was this
arrangement. FN' P'Se Vi
ne Indictment having been read. Mr..
0otIS (his counseD observed that, since the.
meeting OF the court, he had discovered a
IhfSnomer in the indictment that the ac-
cused was not inclined to take advortaoe az
II; but, as the other gentlemen who as
sisted him in the defence were absent H.
could not advise him at present to plead the
general lssue.-He mentioned that DELAY
IN pleading to the indictment could produre
no inconvenience, but rather beneft. b~
saving, perhaps, the NECESSITY OF summon.
ing large proportion of a long list of Wit
nesses with which he had been furnished.
SINCE after the dicision of the court mon
any OF the four questions now under discns-
sion IN the case of .5aron Burr. some as
'nefacts intended to be established bv thoso
witnesses might be unnecessary fortbe de-
fence of Mr., Blannerhasset.
ne Chtef Justice said that onlv one of
.hose questions could affect Mr.. Bjanner-
hasset viz. whether the assemblarc rs
men at the Island constituted an operf oct
OF treason against the u. States: it HAVING
oeen proved that he was Eresent.
MT. Hay consented to defer the arraicr-
i'ent unhi those questions should be decided
we understand the alleged ,nisuop,er
ID the indictment consists in this rho,
the name is written Blannerhasset where
as 1t is said the true spelling is B,enner.
hasset '''"'F-
The case of Mr.. BLannerhassef. Or Ble,-
neTA0SSet, having been disposed Of. Mr.
HI9Ftin observed that, since the counsel fo,.
'he united States were to continue the az
gnncnt IN BUrr's case OF Monday be
thought shey ought to he apprized Of ALI
the authorities relied on by the counsel fo,.
the prisoner. He therefore cited coy,s
1O2. IL Co. Repts. 5. 4St. Tr. 661 ri
70ooa,a case, and St. Tr. III, to shew tLat
1t IS the duty ofthe court and not of the ;D,,,
10 decide what is the 0Uert act of tressor
and to say whether it has been proved h.,
tloo witnesses, or not. He cited aisn
IaHShan's Rep'ts 3S2, on the snbiect 81
eXtrYudlcial opinions, for the purpose rs
showing That opinions of courts on noirts
not necessarily involved in cases unde-.
their consideration are not authority. TLa
OBJECT OF this OPbtation WIS to inval;da,o
me authority of some parts of the opinion
OF inc supreme court in the case of BoN-
man and S7CGrf7vout.
W.T. N'RGe proposed, as a number of
new authorities had been adduced on the
P,' TT OF Col. Burr, and would require od,
time to be considered. thar tho
court should adjourn until fyel,e o'clocl-
on Monday, instead of nine the usual bon-
Messrs. Martin and Boffs opposed the
but after a short discussion tbs
court approved it, and adjourned Till Mon
day twelve o'clock.
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MONDAY, August "a.
The court met at tyelTe o,ci..,

=, NC court met at twelve O'Clock.
samuel n. LuckeH appeared and WAC
recognized as n witness on behalf of ~. ~ ~
States. '''ii VI ''e u
Mr. RandoLhh said that, before ,ho c.,
uemen began their argument, Inc w3uId
make one remark which had bee, oro 80
ted On Friday last that the 9th amend 1rlr.i
ment OF the constitution of the u. s decIor-
ca mat every person accused should mo n
formed OF the nature Of the accusat;or -
gainst him; and that he conceived 49,
could be done only by drawing tbe ird ;,.o
ment IN such manner as To Siye bi,, 81,
notice Of the charge. ''''N iuIi
Mr. H'Rae then commenced tho oro.,,
ment on the part ofthe u. States and srt Su-
tiIl mar after four; at which bonr IL
court adjourned until TUESDAY nine o,ci,nI
Inc discourse Of Mr.. M.Rae was co.;
Die and instructive. lie DourtraycI =,
strong colours the conduct of Col E,o..
~ conducting his defence; his bol5ly, as-
SumIng the character Of an arcrcer 80
charging distinguished oFiccr Of t}e ~
otates (Gen. Wilkinson) who had de,er,e5
MS treason, and attended here in obedience
20 a subpoena, with a1 offence. Which ,yos
bnt not EroUcd; his .,tacl;rs,
ana dcnouncing the public func,ionar;cto
whose wise and energetic measures LoS
suppressed his conspiracy without shedding
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Qnesti0n BY Me Proseention.

Mr.. Wtrt. Was there any conversation
betwecnyou and the prisoner, in which Won
spoke of the odium attached TO the nanc
OF uSUrher A. That conversation was
excluded by the opinion ofthe court, as re.
lating to the central project-Mr. Hay
Did YOU mean 60 state that the honorabIe
1H0cWmfy proposed to you by the prisoner
was to be included in this plan? A. un-
derstood It To be included in the permanent
rank and emoiumeht To- be assigned me
~ his full confidence, that he should erect
a government, Of which he was to be the
chef; which was so often r so strongly re-
Peatcd that Icould not misunderstood him.
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= HOUSE o. LoaRSa Iuaa 80

AMERIc AMI a ABE. - Lord Hawk sbury
prssented, BY his n.sjessy 5 commend the
order ID council coasipuing the provisions
scf the American inicrreurae Act, which
sc xpised during the recess; and gave no.
siicr, that il vas the intention OF his ma,
les,y's government 20 propose 70 paslla.
saeas a bsllfor continuing the shove act for
s 4 sine 10 be then specified. ard TO propose
40 saeh bill clause Of inaemu,sy Tor the
advice given - his majesty g rontsnus
sshes provision Of the former act, aisrT y
had iegNAy expired.
Lard Auckland stared thar the reason
he did not, wh-a ID c.Iice, recommend the.
.eousinaance Of. The aclwhich had now exs.
sPiirsts..s was tie pending ne gociatlon With q
merica. II trus.sd, that when the treaty
which vas the result ct tslat negucla,ion
came TO be discussed. itwousd be discuss
I'D as = treaty ra.tilsd, and he fclss atished'
Sit would be found that eses:' possible at !,
.steution had been paid ,osthe interests or
Ibis coontry. He thecghs itbnt fair now
10 STATE, that when the qoes.ion OF the re-
prwai of lhe Americaa Intercourse Act
came TO be discussed, he should probably
3 be Of optnion that the same reasonswhieh
= Before opened did not.exiss fer the conf
nuancs IF The acs- One par, OF II IN par.
sicular, he objected TO, and did not chlsct
sa dsr;pg the pegotis.ion; As alluded 70
that pass i; which allowed the Amerlcans
q carrying trade between our. possessions 10
The East ladies' and Europe.
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SATURDAY, ARgust IS.

Present JeHS MARSHALL, chief Justice OF
the United States.
4, is proper to observe that on Thursday
three OF the jury, who had been summoned
90 the second vcnire, were discharged by
sthecourl, viz gen. Psgram, because he was
then engaged 10 ~ ll,ary business 3 Mr..
Lewis, because be Owned no. freehold In
,he state efyNirginia; and h.r. William
Moncure Of this city, on arcpGnt of his 10
Disposition. Ii was Understood before ;he
rising ct the court tbat;he marshal was to
summon thrre substitutes, and thar the pri-
aoner woold accept Them. OF course the
svenife which wasrthis cay brought inso
court, was complete, and consisted of4s Z
s Beniamin Tate was excused from, sery.
ing, CD account Of his ine,isppsisicn. s
Hsvy Roadoins wisked ,o,he discharg
ed because he was eugased. in collecting
the pubic revenas. The court would no,
however admi, the VALIDITY of The excuss
The vents. was then called over, In tie
following order ]: @
Lacobgslichaax. F'oaaassr, William Ran.
dplph, Surry, Joho Ednuuds, Sussex, Geo.
Ninge, Charlie City, William 6. Morton,
Charlotte, Christopher Anthony. Gonch-
land, John Darsicot, Hanover, Washing
ton Irueham, Louisa, Martin Smith,
Prince Edward, Benjamin Tate, City Of
Richmond. christopher .Tompkins, do.
benjamin. Branch, ninwiddie, .Ihamas
Brauch, Chesterfield, James Sheppard,
) City of Richmond, Gabriel Ralssoo, do.
Micajah Davis, Bedfo,d |, Reuben Blakey,
: Henrico, Miles Seldom, SUSSEX, Walter.
Blunt, Sussex. Richard N. Thweat,, Pc
stsrsAEsg. Johp Fitzgerald, Not,oway, Ro-
bsrt M'Kim, City Of Richmond. Benjamin
Graves; Chesteffeid.' VIM. M'K'm. City
Of Richmond, Robert Hide, do. Thomas
Miller, Powhatten. Thomas Branch, Shes.
ter6eld, Robert Goode, do. Henry. Ran.
sdolph, do. Miles Bots, de, Henry Bridge.
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grounds, he very mesh doubts q wtaethe :,
opon ) competition between British and
American ships, the latter would Des gam
thr ascendansy
Yiscoantp H0gick said there was nczinan
more dcsIrous than heswas 10 cultivate the
good win AID friendship Of America, be.
Jog convinced sis was Tor the interest or
both coBnlyies but be could not carry
tina; desire so far as 10 say, shat an act OF
parliament, detrimental 10 our interest, and
destructive Of the British colonies, should
not be re PC aled as soon s. It's evile fleets
were discovered. If the tight honorable
gentleman had esperiencsd The inconyenl-
encc he expressed, sbo.hing could jsssily
his, in ncsrepesiing ii. lie ruth wass
ali,he charges broughs forward rpoa this
head formerly were totally uniounded, and
had been only made BY the present minis
lers 10 serve their ewn purposes wheD IN
aoppos;iion, bot 10 whichi they IN their COM
scienses. could not now venture TO support.
Before he sa. down, he could not help'szy-
leg word ortwo respeciing The conduct
of another right hon. gentleman cnposi;-
(Mr. f'eIeival) respecting the order Of
6 council passed iDc consequences ofihe French
etscree cf the s1st ct Nov. 1.-The right
hon. gentle had stated, ttSstEe sloueht
then, as he seemed s.ilito think, the mea-
sure OF the last Administrations wholly In.
adequate to the purposes intended; ard ii
SO, why did lie not row tske upon him
sell 10 Advise his malrs.y 40 correct The
sairi.less measure. Was not that decree
slas, as much in force agains. this country
as il was wken he FIRST objscsed 20 il? The
Wheels conduct OF the present ministers
mantfessly Showed, TIA. they do rot believe
wha, they themselves formerly said when
in opPosiilcn.
Mr.. Rose repeated, that SO far from re-
pealing the Americas intercourse bill, he
would rather, under existing circnms,al.
ces. advise issrenewal.
Thee chancellor Of the ezeheoueT rose,
he said, rotor The purpose Of prolorging
this diseussion-iie. did still continue 10
lament, that the measure which the late
governments had thoagts proper TO adopt
at the time when the violen, decree Of
France respecting neutrals was passed, was
nor met in manner Mofe tfhcaCiouse;
but still he did rot eoncsre .ha, this
would be a proper or convenient time 10
make any alteration 10 IL
= y V. IS IS = &
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Rouse OF c0MA0NS, 5ussao.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - StE ptS rcd'os wa
seeing the chancellor of the excheqaer IN
his place, he would beg leave to ask hiGa a
question. In The course of the last ses-
sion il had fallen TO his lct TO bring 10 a
Bill. which lad been passed contrary rothe
opinion of those who composed the pre-
scot sdmiaistratiou, he meant the Ameri-
can Intercourse Bill; and he wished TO
knew il present ministers meant 20 saove
! fer lis repeal!
Mr.. Rose said, thu, he fer one had stree
nucusly opposed the bill alluded 10 during
lis progress through The house, because he
disapproysd the measure bu. as il hadse.
csissdthe appreciation eff the house. and
passed into law, he did nor Thick i would
be drcrntto moveiis repealti lis opera
tIon was better known.
June so.
Foreigs. aid British SAibping, MIR.
Eden rose, IN pursuance of his notice, 70
make motion relative to this subject.
bis he prefaced by speech Ct consi.
deTable length, stating the object he had IN
view 70 be to show the prosperity and In.
crease Of eur navigation while the counsry
was under ths management of the late ad
min:s.ration. C0e great cause to which
the decline of British Navigation was as,
csibsd, was the passing Of the bill called
the American Intercourse Bill, which had
been represented as wan,ou Innovation !;
and yer, b the arswer given last nighs
by the treasurer of The navy he learned
that ministers had nointension Of repeal
ing II, -alshough they had alledgedSthat i,
went TODD Tor enemies what they could not
do for ,hemseises, and TO resign to other
natisns Ger natal superiority. he house
has been told that the whole conduct of
the la:e ministry was a series OF conces.
sions to peutfais, and tha, they were weak
enough 10 commence negotiation dur
irg ghesxis,snce of The Non-impor:ation
act
Mr.. Rose eaid, he cid not riseto oppose
this rsc.ion, bat 10 state that he was at a
loss 10 know what the hon. gentleman cauld
possibly make out from such ao account.
The pnly lev passed during the las, ses,.
sion, whlch had any relation lothis matter
was the American Intercourse bill, and up
co thai subjec, the noble lord opposite DO
him (lord Temple had asked him yes,er.
day wheeler ministers meant tosrepeal il,
in consequence of rhe objections formerly
sta,ed 10 its 4T o this he answered, il was
rather an important quesfion to be deter
mined during she pending of a,rca,y with
America; although he was convinced such
atrepeal mus besof advantage 70 the conn
cry. During the .ime thas bill was pend.
ing. he was conoinced is would prove a
m'schievous bill, and ,heSwas now more
conhrmed 10 that opinion, as he could ven
lure to say, tina, il actually puts this com )
try'1n worse sitnation than we were 10
before, BY enabling the Americans TO drive,
the british shipping out of the colonial
trade. asthe West Indian had no means'c ct
carrying HE sugar 10 America. On these
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From The RICHMOND Enquirer.
TRIAL
OF
COL. AARON BURE

{ Continued by {: journnaent and held at The Ca
hitot IN Tie Hatl Of the House Of Delegates, J
for High Treason againstthe u. States.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-10-08
70 DOLLARS REWARD.

LOST, between the 10Th and 18th
inst. between this place and New-Lan-
caster, Ohio black Morocco
POCKET-BOOK,
containing several Bonds and promisso-
ry Notes, viz. Bond dated in 1905,
drawn by Levin Goslee, in my favour,
for three hundred and forty dollars
Note on Robert Stanheld for seventy
FIVE dollars one do. on Richard Russell
for two hundred dollars besides MANY
other papers of considerable conse-
quence. Any person lodging the said
Pocket-book with Mr.. 4. Sprigg, in
this place, shall receive the above re-
ward.
SAMUEL GOSLEE.
Wheeling, 18th SeP1. 1907.