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Licensees 7sa&sa asA Enpy.syed.

TIE sabscri5er 6egs lcave 10 inform
the todieS and gentlemen of The ciiv of
Fichmoad, that lie takes and cnpraves
LiRENESSKS in a STRIFE neuer infrodu-
ced before, in this country he rcshectjiti-
~ sotcits from the inhabitants of this
f!ace, ihe SAME favor ard Patronage he
has mel r,ish IN the !argcS! cities Of the
United Sfates, where he has taken great
number ef Likenesses, cohies of suhich
may be seen az his lodgings in DTrs. Har-
rae hou<e nearly othosife the Castom-
House.
1ae su5scrf6er in order nor 10 diroa-
fotnf those rho migh, here desire so
ser for their hkenesScs, begs leave TO sug-
Se't thu hss sfsy ca shjs place will Be
short.
SF. N7ED1IyH
Juiv IS 6y1ts
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7sy The coyers.r. = the A.n,,sa,..,ss
wealth of Virginia. :.
q 2IfgfEasllafEnt1.

VAfHEREAS it is certified to the Execu-
w TIE by the Court Of the county OF
Culpepcr, that the court-house OF the said
county is in such state Of destruction from
natural decay, as to be unfit for the accom-
mediation OF the court Of the county afore.
said; and it being suggested that the Ma
sons Hail in the town OF Fairfax, within
the Said county of Cu!pe,'er, will afford
the accommodation required by the said
Court, until the said courthouse can be
repaired or rebuilt have therefore tho't
lit with the advice of the Council OF StRte,
to issue this proclamation, hereby notify
ins al whom 1t may III any manner con-
Germ, that from and after the date hereof,
the court for the county Of CulpepAr shall
set and be holden in the eaid Mason. Hail,
in the town of Fairfax and county of Cu!-
pepper aforesaid, until the house heretofore
used for that purpose, shall bs fully and
completely repaired or rebuilt
Given under my hand ~ Governor, with
the Seal of the commonwealth an
nexed, AZ Richmond, th;s 20th day Of
L. S. June, in the year of our Lord one
thourrnd eight hundred and seven,
and thirty-frSE Of thy common
wealth.
(SiSned)
WILLIAM II. CAEPLL.
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FOR SALE,

ohhasite Colonel Mayo's zven Buildings,
4th, Srd aud 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhds. of me crop iSo5--Imported early
1906
New England Rum in hhds. and barrels
: pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whiskey in barrels
Loaf ard Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Reef and Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable FOR table or
planting
Potomac Shad and Herrings,
Stone lime in large and small casks.
And general assortment of GROCE-
RIES, &c. Sce--which will be sold low
for Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
Richmond. 9Th Wav, 1907.
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JOHN BEDFORD.
pAILA Elf H1A,

D ESPECTFULLY informs the public
i : III general, and StoYe-keepers in par
tlcular, that he is now prepared to supply
them with the above valuable goods, whole
sale and retail, on moderate terms.
Shoenakcrs, also, may be supplied with
pstent-rights, on easy terms, which shey
Will lind it highly their interest to obtain,
2s they can, by this Improvement, make
four times the quantity of sh.e., with their
usual number Of hands; for example, the
usual work of three men, is only three pair
OF com:ion shoes per day; whereas, in the
Improved way, three men, With the a,sis-
tance OF boy, can make from twelve to
htteen pair per day. Thus the sdvsnta-
see resulting from this improvement, are
evidently Of lie most essential importance:
IL the trst place, three fourths of the la
Dor is saved: In the second place, halfthe
leather is saved, (fol. ORE pair of shoes,
made Ia this way, will wear as long two
pair, made in the usual wsy) and, in the
third place, there is saving of flax lat
the rate OF enc pound, to twenty -four pair
Q. shOes) they are also much more water
proof than the others, and easier mended
These are well ascertained facts, prov
ed 10y actual experience. The Datentee
therefore hopes, that an Improvement,
franght with such important public utility,
will not only engage the attention, but the
encouragement of every friend TO the in
FAINT manufactures of this Country. II may
rot be amiss 10 remark, that the country
ShoemaEcr, in particular, may derive in
calculable advantages from thi. improve
Gent, es he can supply his customers in
one~fourth OF the time he has usually do
voted TO that purpose, and have the other
three-fcurths Tor the cultivation Of his
farsn, or other ayocationc.
Price of p&tent-rights, for the country,
100 dollars. For states, districts or towns.
in proportion. Applications may he made.
20 the Patentee, or - Mr.. Jacob Harrison,
Richmond. SIN Feb. IL. 1907.
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TO BE SOLD.

For ready money, at Public huc;icn, on the
PREMISE, on the 25th day of this month,
Tie Tract Of Land 81 Plantation,
IN the county OF Hsnrico, VIII ereon lanes AL
len now resides, containing by estima,ion
three hundred acres. be the same more or lesl--
BY virtue ofA deed Of trust executed by The said
Allen to tho suhscrbers TO secure the payment
Of sum Of monay therein expressed, due 10
Nathaniel Wilkinson, or so much thereof as shan
he sufficient to discharge the debt and expense
OF the trust aforesaid, On the land is Gen.
teel dwelling and other necessavy out houses With
an apple and peach orchard Of the choicest fur
now IN high perfection. The said plantation is
a desirable situation, lying on the north bfanch
of che Brook, about eight miles from the city of
Richmond Any person wishing to purchase
the said land ought to view the premiss before
the day Of sails, which will actually take place
on the Shove reci,ed day, between the hours of
IL and O'clock,
PETER WILK1NsoE,
WATSON PATNoE, A'u''eeS'
July 18th, 1907. ids
~ The sale of the above land was ADVERT
Ssd 20 take place on the :0ih inst. but Tor wan,
of bidders has been postponed TO the above men,
toned day,
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IN Amherst county, on RorsIey's creek,
500 acres of rich TOBACCO LAND,
formerly the property of Mr.. Daniel War
wick, and known by the name of WIN
CANTON. This land has the advantage
OF lying on the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse to Waugb's ferry on
James river, is valuable stand for coun-
try store, with framed house for that pur-
pose, and sufficiently large, having two
rooms below and two above stairs, with a
good brick chimney, and well underpinned
with brick; also a lumber-house sixteen
feet square, with a cellar OF it's full size,
walled up with stone there is also a 1ayA
Tor and Saddler's shop and other out huais-
es; likewise tolerable good dwelling
ho' , with three rooms below and two a.
hove stairs, a kitchen, dairy and other out
houses within a mile of the sore, suitable
FOR a private family.
This tract of land is only seven miles
from Bethel, where there is an inspection
Of tobacco, and within eighteeB miles of
LynChbUrg,
As il is presumed no person will be in
oliHea 10 purchase without viewing the
krcmises, they VIII be shewu by Messrs.
Talihferros & Loving, who live within q
E'w mites of Wincanton, and are fully em-
powered to make sale, and the terms of
PAYMENT may be known from them, as also
80 application to
THOMAS GHLIAT.
1ichmond, June 18th, 1907. IDS
Tie above tract of land and improve
~ ehts will be offered for sale at Amherst
Courthouse on Monday the 18th day Of,
august next being court day) on credit
u one, two and three years if punctualIy
paid, MOI to carry interest from the day
a sale.
~ decd Of trust win be required on the
kremIses, or satisfactory security for pUne-
sSel payment
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DUNSUApT to the authority vssted IN the
Cou,mandsn; of the Niuetssath Regiment OF
AiitiH by thu act of the Gsnsral Assembly OF
VNyinia, entitled An act concsrning the Mil.
Tia of tbs City of eichmond," Battalion
Court OF Enquiry IS dicscssd TO DO held Eos the
first Bat,aten AT the Bell Tavern in tas said city
on Friday the 3fth day of tins month; and for
the second Battalion a. tina Washington Ta-
vern in ths said cry on Saturday the 25.h day
of this month.
The purpose OF these courts being to asses,
the fines incurred for ron-sttendance NJ the pre-
csding mustevs in the last and present month, the
CcmrandAnts ot Companies will - expected
10 be exact in making their several company
returns TO the CommGndanss Of Bs,tsliOns en- or
before the days appointed for said courts rcspec.
lively, and also in thcir attendance OH SAID courts
Al persons hued by ths Battalion Courts of
Enquiry in the month of May last. and having
excuses yet 70 make, are hereby notified thar they
may attend these courts respectively and make
their EXCUSES.
GEO: VIM. SMITH,
II Col. Coumsndant 10Th Regiment.
City Of Richmond. July Il 1907 tdm
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PalaabH Properly /or SAX az Rock-


WILL be SOLD, by PrDr7sr and Msncu-s
W on Saturday the first day Of AugaS; naxs,
az Public Auction, on the premises, or not pm
yaiciy disposed Of befoTe) al my property, la,e-
" occupied by Mr. John Lester, Consisting Of
two WHABVE6, and fevsral TENR MR MIS-,
together with scrf vstJ vfiukble pninprovcd
lots, lyirg Immediately on tho viver. sul.cicndy
large TO bold tevcgal new Wharves, which vii
be diyiyed into lots to sut purchasers. q credit
Of ore, two, three and four yaars Will he allow
ed the purchaserg, on their giving bonds with
approved security. and deed OF t,ost on tho
property, 10 secUrs the punc,ual Payment OF the
principal and interest as II becomes due.
SUSANNA LEWIS.
BiessaEs, July -, 1897. rss
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Fire Dollars Reward.


GTRATED or Stolen from The subscri-
X her on the 2ist inst two Mules, to wit
enc black stud Nude, shod ali round, with
= long switch tale, M other mark recollec-
ted. Also one mare Mule, Of n bay color,
with the end Of her tale cut of, only shod
before, believe rather poor. Whosoevcr
will deliver the said mules TO the subscri-
Der ia the city Of Richmond, OF give such
Information 50 tbat get them again shall
aecsite the above reward
JOHN TINSLRY.
Richmond, June 24Jh, 1907. If
~ TICKETS in the Second
class Of theWil'ism Aad Msp Sslsxa Lsnsry
bog sstz ~ sA5g aEea,
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DUN AWAY from the Subscriber, Gu
IA the 2Sth OF april, = Negro Man IOE,
and Woman named FANNY, but called
by the black people FANNY KENNY,
wsich eloped on tho 18th Of June. The
man is bright mulstto, about 20 years of
age, straight and well built, and has q very
BRISK walk, and iS very handy, sensible
ielicw-about feet, 3 or o inches high
The woman is so light, that hardly any
person would take her to be sIsvc--She
he's blue eyes and strs ght sandy coloTed
hair, sDd If her SKIN was we'll kept, she
would be taken for white woman-her
right forehnser is Off al the first Joint, and
has large scar on her left arm, oGc aston
ed by burn, and has very brisk walk,
about 20years age, and had on when she
went away, white Virginia Habit, and
as they are Brother and Sister, it is likely
they will get together, change their names,
and pass hs free people. Any person thst
will deliver them to the Subscriber, in
Hanover county, or secure them in any
jail, go that get them again, shall receive
the above reward.
BENJAMIN BOWLES.
Juns Is, 1907.
n. B. forcwarn ell owners or masters
OF vessels from carrying them off.
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Notices

rTVHE Debtors to the late firm Of GIL
n LAT S; KIREY are hereby intorin-
ID, that ERoafAs GILLIAT atone is en-
powered &c receive payment OF tbedehts due
20 that concern. All Persens having dc
pands against them are rclsestsato apply
to Thomas GillIat, and those Indebted TO
the firm are earaestly requested TO come
Forward without delay, andslischarge their
respective debts.
For JoHN GILLIAT Sc SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAf,
JAMES KIRBY,
Richmond, 25th May, 1907. 5m
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TIE partnership known By The firm of LYLE
and M'CEEDIE, is dissolved 81 the Death
Of the partner George M'Crsdis. The sub,cri-
ber, the surviving partner of that hours, requests
oil those indebted 70 that concern, TO max.
speedy payment TO him, as re is nov the only
person whs can grant proper receipts and dis
charges FOR thosa debts. Those who NAV have
claims on that firm are also requested 20 come
forward that they may BE adjusted and paid.
JAMES LYLE.
Manchester, JuIy 9TH, 1907. 3C
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July IS.
Wanted.

TIE Subscribers are in want Of MILLER,
who can come wall recommended. A sin.
gle man will Be preferred.
Williamson 81 Zones.
Powbatss, 7th Iui,. 1907. Az
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PUBLTSHED mr. SUBscRTPTTov,
DR.. REES'S NEW CYCLOPKDIA,

BiiUersai Dictionary Of Arts e. Stfenceal
IN TWENTY VOLUMES oUARTo.
COM TTIoNS.
THE work will be printed in large quar-
to, with new types, cast for the pur-
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thousand pages. a half volume, in boards,
will be published regularly every two
months, PRICE TIME DOLLHRG.
PHYHBLE OWDELIVRRY.
Between six and seven hundred plates.
engraved in a superior style Of elegance,
will be comprised in tho course OF the pub
Hcation, by FAR a greater number than il TO
be found IN any other Scientific Dictionary.
- To Subscribers. The seven frst
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Bookstore q Samuel Plessynts, iun.
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NOTICE.


NHE books, papers, ard accounts OF the
late mercantile firm Of M'Credie and
MMillnn. of the city of Richmond, being
now 81 the possession OF George Mere
die, one Of the Adm'rs of John MsCredie,
deceased, wh9vas the surviving partner of
MEredie and Mcmillan. Therefore all
those who are indebted either by specially
or otherwise, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment 20 George MCredic, or
make such other arrangement as may be
most conducive to the interest OF the said
concern, as we'll as to the debtors thereof.
il is expected that DE attention will be
paid to this notice, rs it is desirable that
close should be Immediately made Of the
Of the above mentioned firm.
NANCY M'CREDIE, .Edm'rs.
JAMES PENN,
GEORGE ARCREDIE, '1aa'T''
Manchester, Goth June, 1907. If
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New Publications.

int received and fer sale nj fhfs office
TOOK'S DIVERSIONS of PURIFY.
The WILD IRISH GIRL,
NATIoEAL TALE,
M'CULLOCH'S SELECTED MUSIC,
in 16 numbers just published.
GEOGRAPHICAL COMPILATION, in
9 vols.
Also just received and for sale as above, a
very general collection of the most APP
proved
SONG BOOKS.
MaY 1s,
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Is hereby giycn, that General Meeang
81 STocEB oLpERs, in the A7ahcheSfer
IIyVffts Comf0rV, viii be held at
6R6oRs'S Tavern in 1faucheSfer, on the
frst Monday in August ncxt--when busi-
he's Of Importance to the interest Of the
Campsny, will be submitted for SOnside-
Fatiun
Bg Srds7 eTfhe directions.
JAMES BRANDER, OK.
Manchester, June 26, 1907. tdpn
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TERMS

i. 1t shall be printed on an entire new tvpeS
Oh size larger than that used in the lasc
edition OF the Revised Code, published in
1903.
IL. The paper shall be of good quality, and
the book, when bound, will foriu volume
OF large octave, to match the first volume
OF the same work. The number ofpapcS
Cannot be ascertained, though il IS ex-
pected, from the matter of which the
book will be composed, (there being Qrs
hnndTed and !7vo new chapters in tie
continuation from 1901 to 1906, and W.
wards OF one hundred omitted acts) tbas
1t will contain nearly as many pages as
the last edition.
III. The price to subscribers will be FIVE
DOLLARS, to be paid Oh delivery Of the,
book-to non-subsciibers the price viii
be considerably encreased.
"HbScrihtioas are received By lie.
publisher in Richmond.
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P SUBSCRIBERS totAe Sc
coND vOlfia1e Of tie ReUised Code
Of IFgiia Laws (Hogv b5.iHti4gJ
7Oho have not yet procured thcr1Rsr
0olnne, will be furnished 7rith Ne
Aatter at the original suJscri5tion
price, SIX DOLLARS.
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RFe TIKI above sale was uBsypidsbly post.
Poned but By consent of the parties viii peel
lively. without reserve, for each, take placs ar
the Veuduc Office Of the subvcnbers, on Thurs.
day the 2Sd instant. besweea tae hours of slsven
and one o'clock. by
PROSSER Is 1lONCUR6.
Richmond. JAY 8,h, 1907. ids
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IN which NIL inserted,
!. Such Public Acts as have been omitted
In the last edition of the Revised Code.
II. compilation of the several laws for the
establishment Of the James River, Potow-
mac, Appomattox and Dismal Swamp Car
nal companies; in all of which the stats
has an interest.
III. Acts for the establishment of the Mutp~
al Assurance Society against FIRE on build.
Ings Of the state of Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern NecEs
V. A Table of Fines Forfeitures, Penalties
and hmercements, designating such az
are to the use of the commonwealth :
such as so towards lessening the county
levy; such as belong to individuals; and
such as are appropriated to any particles
lar object.
VI, Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorising the erection of Ton
Bridges.
AL the Acts comprised in this volume,
have been carefully collated by gentleS
man of the bar--Notes of reference to for4
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
to each chapter, and copious INREz viii
be SiVea at ehe end of the work
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and Shoes.

Fehet 3-o0!bo,,,si Baats, Boasass,
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reqvard.

HuN AWAY from the Subscriber living
near Newcastle in the lower end OF
this county, on the 9Th of March last,
Negro Msn
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z o6aeso Land for Sale.

Powhatan, Jan. 4th. 1907. Il
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NOTICE.

IL Col. Cou1mandant 19;h Regimen
City Of Richmond, July II 1907 tdm
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N O TICE

Alaaehesie1- Iarzlpthe Company.
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aatcet 5foreian antelliaente.
NEW-YORK. Senten,her

,
BY the arrival at Boston of the ship SAL
ly' Captain Lewis, in 10 DAYS from Liver
pool London papers, complete to the I7tl,
July, have been received. They furnish,
much interesting news.
The French bulletins, to No. IS. arc pi.
ven, says the Boston Centinel, in the same
manner as in the English papers. Resrec-
ting the battle of Friedlatd, &c. two other
accounts are added, enc from French and
one from Russian officer; the latter is
SAID, in the French papers, to have been
taken from the intercepted letter. No Of
heial Russian accounts of the late battles
had been received in England.
The British were apprehensive that Dem
marx would be compelled by France to
shut up the sound, and were a6ont sending
strong feet into the Baltic to shew both
Denmark and France that neither orthen
have the right nor the power to exclude
her.
The expedition which had sailed from
England for Stralsund, had not been recall
ed
The Wasp, which carried out MIR. pur-
vance with the rejected British Treaty,
from this country, had arrived at Var
mouth and Mr.. Purviance reached Lon
don the 18th July. We see no particular
observations, either in the British Parlia-
ment or the London editors, which tend to
shew otherwise than that the negotiations
OF our ministers are in amicable train.
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from London Pahers received at Boston,
GRAND ARMY BULLETINS.

No. 81, dated TILs1T, June 81.
At the affair of Heilsberg, the Grand
Duke OF Berg passed along the line of the
Sd division OF cuirassiers, at the moment
when the 9th regm had just male a
charge Colonel d'Avry commander Of
u regiment, his sabre dyed in blood, said
find that there is not a soldier whose sword
is not like mine"
Colonel Borde S1ult was wounded, chi
benene, aid de camp to Marshal Ian ,es was
wounded. 80
Here follow the names of some Of the
oihcers who signalised themselves
The sons Of the Senators Perignan, Gle
ment, de Rio, and Gsrren Cculon, died
with honor in the field of battle.
Marshal Ney proceeding to Gumb;nep.
secured some Of the cnemy's parks of ar.
tilicry, many wounded Russians. and TONI {.
great number of prisoners.
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No. 80, dated, T1LsIr Jane o.

mo. 81, dated, TILsIT Jane 90.
An Armistice has been concluded, unon
the proposition Of the Russian General
The following is the Armstice
ARHfISTICE
BETWEEN FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
his majesty the Emperor of the French.
and his majesty the Emperor of Russia
anxious TO put an end to the war VIII
has SO long divided the two nat ons. tbsu-
nave IN the mean time resolved to corcIr,Is
an Armistice. Their majesties have nam
ed aod empowered the following PIcnino-
tentiaries1 viz. ON one part the Prince IS
Neuichalel, Marshal of the Empire, major
general III the Grand Army, and ON the n
ther part Lieutenant General Prince Ia
Damon Won Restrow, Knight of the order
o. S'. Anne, Grand Cross, who have agreed
upon the following preliminaries -
hrI'I' An armistice shall take Dlace
Dct"eeh the French and Russian armies.
J" ofeer that, III the mean time a ueace
NAY DC negotiated, concluded and signed,
Iul an ehd TO that bloodshed which is SO
Contrary TO humanity.
Art. 2. Ifeithcr of tho two cor,,.o,;.-
parties shall incline to bresk tbis sr T,'i,b
tee, which God forbid ! tie per,v 90 in
ciined shall be bound TO signify his ~ a..
headquarters of the other army. and bo.-
uu'iCS shall not again commence until one
month alter the above notification.
art s.. The French and Prussiop ar.
mes shall conclude Separate armjstice.
Ana oihcers shah he appointed for thar pur,
pose; During the four or five days reaui.
sue =, ior me conclusing Of this ormistice the
,Chch army shall not undertake any hos
Nlities against the Prussiany.
o., Art.q' ne limits It the French and
y U'SlAn armies, during the armistice, shall
oS 'r'Jn the Chmisch Half, the Th.lwee
", ,nE N'eihcn, and up The lett bank Of che
ti,e' 20 lhe mouth Of the Arama at Stak-
~ "'u pursuing the co0rse cf that river
~ u,' mouth OF the Bobra, following this
i li,.i.' through Rcxano, Lipsk, dab.n, DO.
HtaTo, Gomadz, and Wyu,. ,,r ~ ~.
mouth Of the Babro in the Earew and r- ~
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a common enterprise, the words ard act,
OF one may be evidence against the Other
= M'Nally, 61l-Smith and O.dch's tri-
al, p. 102, &c. The words Of all the n,
gems OF Smith were admitted as evidence
against him, even tho they were not leac-
ued with him in the conspiracy. On this
authority, whatever Blannerllasset did or.
SAID may with propriety be evidence a.
gainst Barrj because; whether Ia was
d Gohspirator or not, he was certainly one
OF Burr'8 agents.
Mr.. 10y having concluded, Mr. UIrf
observed that he was too unwcll to pro-
,,s' with the argument this evening"
ten o'clock.
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The opinion of Judge Chase is next
quoted with appreciation. This opinion
in terms requires the employment OF
force.
ITO Be Continued. }