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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17
Bp tbe Dails.

RICHMOND, AUG. 4.
TRLfL OF Il. BURR.

Continued by adjournment, and held
in the Capitol in the hall Of the house
delegates--for High Treason against
the United States.
Present-JoHN MARSHALL, Chief
Justice Of the United States
The court assembled at Il o'clock.
An immense concourse of citizens at
tended to witness the proceedings Of
this important trial.
A few minutes after, Aaron Burr en-.
tered, attended by Messrs. Wickham,
Martin, Bolts, Barker, and Mr. Aston
Of South-Carolina. Mr.. L. Randolph
entered soon afterwards.
Messrs. Hay, Writ and M'Rae at
tended as counsel FOR the prosecution.
Mr.. Hay observed that ne could take
no steps in the business until he had
ascertained whether the witnesses sum-
moned on the part Of the United States
were present; he therefore requested
that their names might be called over.
The petit Jury was then called over,
and the Marshal ordered to prepare a
regular list of them and summon
their attendance.
The subject Of asu6hanQ dute8steenm,
was again brought up and after some
conversation between the Judge, and
Attorny General -
Mr. Burr observed, that his object
was TO procure certain communica-
ton from Gen Eaton to the President
of the United States, which is mention
ed in his deposition. 9.
Mr.. Hay was not certain whether
he had that communication but belize
we'd that it was among lis papers. If
it was there he would certainly pro-
duce it.
Mr.. Burr. But if after a search, the
gentleman finds that he has not that
paper, viii he consent out of court to
issue a subpoena to the President Of
the United States under the qualifca-
ton have mentioned / wish not at
the present eXigency, to derangc the
affairs OF the goVernment,or to demand
the presence Of the executive officers
at this place. All that Iwant is, certain
papers.
Mr.. Hay could not consent to such a
measure he would rather thatit should
60 through the regular progress ofthe
court.
Mr.. Burr. Then, sill, ] shall move
for 8ubhaHa duces tecum to the Presi-
dent of the u. IS. directing him to
attend with certain papers. This sub
pena will issue as in the former in
stance. shall furnish the clerk with
a necessary specification Of the paper
which Irequire.
The court was then adjourned till
Wednesday 2 O'Clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

The meeting which took place be-
tween the King Of Sweden and Bruno
was a most curious one, The spirited
young Monarch had only III view the
making an acquaintance with French
Marshal, and for that purpose desire.
Bruno to meet him. Having been Of
ten tempted by Bonaparte, he thought
he would now retort on one Of his Mar
shals, merely for the purpose Of vent
ing his adherence Of the tyrant. Peace
was quite out of the question, and the
Marshal, having been obliged to hear
the most Overwhelming truths respect
ing his Master, retired quite mortified
and COMPOUNDED This statement may
be depended on as fact. Whenever,
in the course of this conversation, Gus
tavus uttered Bonaparte's name, he
each time expectorated He even went
SO far as to say to Bruno, there is no
honor to be got in your masters service.
Come over with your Dutchmen, into
mine, and you shall find honor and
bread"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, JUNE so, 1907.
.4lfEPIC4.V INTERCOURSE.

AMERICAN INTERCOURSE.
EarlTemple, aware Of the objections
made by the persons who now compo-
sed his Majesty's Government, to the
American Intercourse Bill Of the last
while in It's pro gress, wished to know,
for the sati sfaction Of those concerned
in the trade, whether there was any in
tention to move for leave to bring in a
bill to repeal the act
Mr.. Rose said, that though the pre-
sent ministers had strong objections to
the measures while in its progress, it
would notbe right to think ofrepealing
il while discussions were pending be-
tween this country and the American
government.
JULY 2-Mr. Rose obtained leave
to bring in an Indemnity Bill to Minis
tiers for acting according TO the pro-
visions ofth American Treaty Bil,af-
ter ii had expired.
And also to bring in another Of the
same kind.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17
Grcat.Brtain and he United Slates.

The late papers shew that the pres.
ent British Ministers are anxious for
the preservation Of peace with Amefi-
ca. Report states, that negotiation On
the return treaty was in favourable
train but we should imagine our En-
yoys would feel obliged to wait for the
particular instructions sent by Mr.. Pur-
Vance in the Wasp.--PoAad.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17
RUTLAND, (vT) Auc ,
E~tracs q letter 15Ien, Darlington, Penn.
'd1ted fuiyI Us. 1902

LAND D W. AUG 2
E*1acs q letter J5on, burlington, Te,,r.,.
Idated 1fuit Is, 1907
" | have recently returned from q ianr-
to Hanstead, On tie borders of I.avs@ , II.
ada. In my tower was within few M m
q the present residence of SteDbep ~,
roughs, the notorieMs counterfrrter W..
running 1t large, and, as I was INFORMED !
carrying on much greater stroke NJ 49,. !
ness 40 chat line, than lie Las lere,1c
done. 'Ne
The late disturbance Of the pr;,A
makes considerable noise IN this rpsrt t,'s1
all parties unite. They feel much At
in Canada, and expect war. a pe,,-I ll
man Of this vicinity, writes from o.
to bis Clerk, that several British b9-s5-e
had arrived at 81. Lawrence, as is srrT5a.5
10 defend the province, and that tbeg .,.
now upon the alert in Montreal bea,,., -
Tor regular troops. lie mentions hiso
prehehslous that before Ire can brin,, III,
business to close in Quebec, the ea,ee =,
that city viii be shut against Americans
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

Strength Of Ministry On molten
respecting the Kings Speech in the
House Of Lords, the number in favour
of the New Ministry was leo, against
them SIN the Commons, $50 to
l55. ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

Thomas BalHe, the Irish rebel. after
an Imprisonment Of nineteen months
in the Temple at Paris, has recently
been escorted by the Gems d. Armes
who never lost sight Of him until he was
shipped to Bordeaux fer America and
very many Of his countrynen, Of the
same description, have lately taken the
same voyage.-Lond. fah.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

Capt. Stewart, Of the schooner Bel
Iona, from Antigua, informs, that, Just
as he was about departing from that
Island, intelligence Of the affair of the
Leopard and Chesapeake was received.
The people Of the island appeared
much concerned upon the subject.
Flour rose Immediately one dollar and
one half per barrel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

A Hull paper we received this NOR
ming says, 4" in consequence of the ap-
prehension Of hostilities with the Uni
ted States, several American vessels
are now detained by the owners Of the
cargocs. On Saturday an order was
sent to the Custom-House requiring an
immediate return ofthe amount Of the
exports and imports relating to Ameri-
Ca"
There was anarticle il thePubliciste
Of the l8th,wherc ii IS said that'a peace
is likely to take place between France
and Sweden, and that Bonaparte has
made certain offers TO theKing Of Prus-
f, sia, which he must either accept before
the 18th of July,or lose his crown.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

Erfraefs 2fleHersJfon Aauanq, date,
July 10, 1907, to a RESPECTABLE 1zet
eanti1e House in Charleston S. C.
An order was issued Yesterday
from the Intendant, to The Collector N
the Customs, to examine AT. goods II
the Custom-HoNse at present,aid such
as may enter hereafter, with instrIIat.
ions to detain, for tbs present such as
may appear to be Of English manufac-
ture, until further orders. This Is the
first step towards a general prohibition
OF English manufactures !; butve pre-
sumo II hardly possible, that our gov
eminent viii proceed to exremities IN
I'll due notice shall have been given TO
your merchants, through the mtdiam
OF your newspapers"
IUTY Is.
The order We mentioned in ours
OF the 10th, has been put into execu
ton, and all the English merchandise
or manufactures in the Custom House
have been detained but We apprehend
they will be dispatched, and that for
some time to come their introduction
will be winked at,--This step Of our
government has its origin in the High
Admiral's order, published in your pa
pers, for we understand it has not been
received here officially ; bet until your
merchants get further advices On this
subject, they will do wen TO suspend
their shipments Of English goods
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17
Like Parson, Ike PeohLe.

The Rev. Mr.. Allen declares that
" democracy IS the essence Of Christian.
ity." .'a-a1 -i
Mr.. Bacon, in his Grafton delivered
at Pittsfeld the 4th ult. begins with
" our holy reHgfon," and ends with
"ZhOmas Paine .''--Berk8hire Rehone.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

very strong. The Emperor ordered
Davoust to fern on the lower ALE, and
cut of the road to Elau. Each corps
had its assigned post, and were all as
sembled excepting the LIST which was
Oh the lower Fassarge. Thus the Rus
sions who had recommended hostilities,
found themselves blockadcd. Battle
was offered them: il was thought they
would attack on the 18th, whilst the
French army was forming; but instead
Of attacking, they began at night to
cross TO the right bank of the ALE, and
gave up the whole country on their left,
leaving their wounded at the mercy of
the victor, as well as their magazines,
and those entertainments, the fruit Of
50 much arduOus exertiOn.
On the 10Th at day break, all the ar
my was in motion. All the houses are
filled with the Russian wounded. From
the 5th to the 18th the enemy's army
has been deprived Of about 10000 fight
my men they left in our hands from
s to 1000 men seven or eight pairs of
cOlors, and 9 pieces Of artillery and,
according to the accounts of deserters,
several important Generals. Our loss
is about 600 or 700 killed, 1000 or
1900 wounded, and 500 prisoners. A
Spanish General is wounded. Gen
Roussed,ofth imperial guards had his
head shot off /; Marshal Murat had two
forses killed under him one of his
aids (SfgHn) lost an arm. Several
other officers were wounded. We
found in the magazines OF Heilsberg
several thousand quintals -four, and
large quantities ofprovisions of various
kinds
The Emperor Alexander left his ar
my some days before the campaign
opened.
by an ayriUalat Boston from LiverhooZ
LONDON, JUNE 1--we have re-
cciyed particular accounts Of the de
struction Of the Dutch shipping in Ba-
tavla. Eighteen large ships were burnt
or blown up, with all the property oil
board
JUNE 22.-Three regiments Of the
German Legion have sailed from the
Downs for Stralsund, under Gen.
Drecksel.
The Vienna Court Gazette, draws
a very different picture Of the state of
affairs in Turkey from the French and
Dutch paPers.-The blockade Of the
Dardanelles and Of the Canal of Con-
stantinople has reduced the capital 10
great distress. The Captain Pacha
seems unwilling to quit the security of
the sea OF Marmora, and the Turkish
squadron which entered into the Black
Sea, has been driven out Of it by the
Russians. General Michelson'a posi-
ton remains nearly the same. He has
evacuated Moldavia and WalIachia, and
has lately received considerable REIN
forccments.
A change in the Russian Ministry is
reported.-M. Novoziltzof is Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, and Count Strogo-
nofi, Clate Ambassador to England is
Minister Of commerce.
Advices from Lord Collingwood, off
Cadiz, state, that twelve or thirteen sail
OF the combined fleet were ready for
sea and only waited favorable oppor-
tunity to slip out and cndeavor to form
junction with theCarthagena or lou
Ion squadrons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

constantinople. 1t is further stated,
that the Sultan, his son, and all the i'm
mediate Ministers, have fallen victims
to the popular fury and that the neph-
ew of the late Sultan, has been pro
claimed successor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17
LONDON, JULY 9
I-EA'J-F9 !" = y 7
Extract Of letter, dated Banks Of the
LLbe, June 81

roe, JUne ~
" | have not been able 70 learn either
theiexact position of the Russian armies
OF reserve, or their force but, under
stand, there is one Of 10000 at least,
sufficiently near to receive the retreat
ing army we may still, therefore,
hourlsh the hope lit viii not be san
guine or confident that Russia is not
yanqulshed.
(" 0nc o'clock, p. NJ"
" 4 report IS in general circulation,
which, though | cannot trace it to any
satisfactory authority, IS 50 important,
that ] must relate it as have received
it. ArevoIution instigated by the jan
issarics, is said 10 have taken place in
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

he should personally attend tie CON.
at Richmond, Oh The day 10 which !,
stood adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-17

no. 78, dated Hiels5erg, Jilnc II, 1907.
rThs Bulletin gives m account Of the
overtures of Peace, made during the win.
ter; and Of their being interrupted By the
attacks of the Russians.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
THE BALM or SORROW.

Not studied consolatory speeches, not pre-
ceptS from the Cync's tub, not volume
OF last century sermons, but EMPLOY
MEST.-Let the victim ofingratitude, of
grief, of love, plunge into the whirlpool
OF business, and he will feel, like the va
letudinarian, invigorated from the bath.
On this subject, ARMsTRoNG prescrihes
like physician, and exhorts like phi
lcsophcr :-BoSt. Cent.
eco, soft enthusiast, quit the cypress groves
Nor to the rivulet's lonely mornings tune
Your sad complaint. Go seek the cheer
ful haunts
Ofmen, 6. ming.e with the busting croud;
Lay schemes for wealth, or power, OF me,
the wish
Ofnoble minds, and push them night & day.
Or join the caravan in quest OF scenes
New to our eyes, and shifting every hour,
Beyond the .fibS, beyond the HhRcnineS
Or, more adventurous, rush INTO the field
Where war grows hot, and raging thro'
the sky
The lofty trumpet swells the mad ming soul
And in the hardy camp * toilsomc march
Forget all softer and less manly cares
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

garet Moore, Of Sharon, aged 1s.-At Sho,
! pack, MIR. Thomas Doty aged 2. TO Miss
Peggy Cornick, aged 15.-On the fOth Feb.
Mr.. Hannicle DerviSh, of Westponoboro'
township (Pen.) 81 years Of age, TO the a.
miabe and accomplished Miss Catherine
Myers, of Carlisle in the same State.-In
Bernardston, Mr.. Simon Allen, eyed 60.
to Mrs. Polly Flgg, aged 4O--ln Balti-
more, Master John Richardson, aged Is,
to Miss Phebe Maria T. Fullerton, aged
Is! I'm Philadelphia, Mr.. Moses Coffin,
TO Miss Caroline @ ayes. This may lite
rally be termed dead match t'!'!--In
Providence, II ]. Master Hervey rhurston,
aged 10. TO Miss Sally Eaton, aged 50 !
The North Carolina papers give us the
following Lately, at his farm in Rowan
County, Mr. John Wright, aged IS, to Miss
Johnston, aged Is years and four months.
On the 9th inst in Dublin County, Mr.. John
Coil, aged 90 years, TO the amiable Miss
Eliza Ennis, aged 20 years.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
COMMUNICATION.

Some aniua versions having been lately made
III the House OF Represent a,ives, respec ING &c
neral Wilkinson's intercourse with ,he Spanish
governor in New-or!eans, in the year l7S7, il
may be agreeable to your readers 10 have some
statement ofihe fat Gen. ~. TSs stated in I
series OF papers have before me descended the
hentucky, Ohio, ard Mississipri to Orleans.
with quantity of Tchacco, beng one of the
most early American sdventurers in thar trade,
perhaps he first, he was introduced to the 60
vernon who made enquiry respecting the coun-
Try from whence he came. Gen. w gave an
account at large on the fertility of the soil OF
hen'ucky, Its rapid progress in population and
| on the mu ual gJeat advantages thlt would re-
suit 70 Spain and she western cour,ry, uroviis!
me tormer would ccnscnt to = fec navigation
OF she mississippi he was requested to COMM,
ms laeas 70 paper, anu he did So in the shape of
memorial. which the governor said he would
''a"smi' to the king. On general WI1iuson's
'sturn 10 kenJucky. he wa elected 10 Ire con
vention which me- on The Sd Nov,mber, 1875.
i'r me Puri ose of taking INTO consideration Sc.
PafaU"n from Vi'giniai having mentioned in
''o'c what mad passed b tween HIM and the Spa
n'sh governor, he was GATED on hy the conve
non Tor copy Of jhe memorial he prod ed
Ina read It, and on the l0Jh November he con
Yeppan Came . shc following resolution.
'' Res9!vsd. Tia, this convention hiejy an
prove the adde's presented BY general James
wilkinson % he governor Intenalat G. Louisi
ana, ana thar the president BE- requested to pre-
sent him the thanks OF the Convention Cor the
regard which he therein nipifes,ed for the in.
isiest OF the Western corur-y -
Is 1t no. curioul, RIr Prin-er, that in 1906.
general Wilkinson is charged with treasona-
he Intercourse with Spanisl, governor for an
act which procured him the thanks of his couh.
Try in 1898.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
BOOK AUCTION.

TINS evening will be continued, the sale of
large and general assortment OF BOOKS,
in the different departments Of Literature and sci-
ence--Many scarce works ana rare tracts are
comprised in this assortment. Gentlemen OF sci-
ence and taste, Booksellers, Teachers and ;hase
who buy to sell again. will do well by embrac.
ing this opportunity
Catalogues ior each evening tobe had n, the
place of safe, and the books viewed from 9 20
, o'clock on days of sale.
Days of sale, Tuesday Thursday < Saturday,.
Sale 10 commence a 8 O'Clock a, the BELL.
TAVERN.
WILLIAM PATTON.
Richmond March lOth 1907 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
NOPFOIK- M,,oh 9

His Ms Fdga'e Melsrpus, aud s!oop of
War Haiifax. have arrived in HAMPTON ROAD
The former from Bermuda, and HE later from.
Halifax. The British January packet Manches-
ter, had arrived at Be ruda and sailed for New
YORK She brought accounts to the lO,h or l.
mary, in which the former reports of the sickl,
s'a'e OF the French AMY are confirmed. Near.
y one third of,he army are aFic' Cd. and are said
to have died at the rate Of 3GOper day.
We can say from uudrub'ed authority, that or
DE have been received ,bv the January packet
ny the commander in chief Of his Britannia ma.
Je'} S naval forces in America. to release every
america" SeamdHwho has not voluntarily entered
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

az IN consequence of an error in the
above advertisement, the word 7'eae being
taken for" Tear" the sale of the above
tract OF land is postponed until Saturday
the eleventh day of April next, at which
time 1t VIII certainly take place.
March 9, 1907. ids
> See 1st COL 4tifia This days .drgus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

and that the business had been deferred
until the next day.
The erhrcSsioa IS UdgUe nor is any
thing stated that enables us to determine
IFS Precise meaning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
MARRIAGES EXTRAORDINARY !

a late Philadelphia paper gives the fol-
lowing list AT Sharen, Mr.. T.. Stow, Of
Weston, (Vcrmon) aged s., to Miss Mar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
N O T l c. e..
UNITED STA7Es' CoURq, FIFqR C1R-
cur, IND TIRGINIA DIS7RIc7', No
Uem6er Term, 1906

UNITBD STA4Es' CoURT, FTFqg CyR-
cur, IND YIRcINIA DIs7RIc7, No
member Term, 1906
Lewis Morgan and Hester Morgan.o
cX'r and eX'x CT the last will and
testament of Benjamin Morgan,
decd. bits
against
Alexander Banks, admir- SC of Tho >.
mas Banks, dec. who was one OF the -
ex'rs. of Jacob Rubsa amen, deed and =
Jacob BaithazCr Rubsamen and Ma I =
ria Catherine Ru0samcn and Frede- $
rick Augustus Kuhn, ID. Nj and =
James Lyle, SEN defts. =
James Boony, admir-. ofBenjamin Bon
ny, decd. Dit.
.AgainSt
The same, defte
j'HE def. Frederick Augustus, KEbn.
ID NJ. not having entered his appear
dncc and given security ac.ur0us to a
rule OF this court and il appearing % the
satisfaction OF the court that he is not an
inhabisant OF this district: On the motion
Of the pits. by their counsel, IL il ordcyed.
that the said deft. do appear here on the
first day Of the next term, and answer the
pits bills respectively; and that COPY OF
this order be forthwith Inserted in some one
Of the newspapers published in the city Of
Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the capitol I'm
thc said city.
n copy, Testc,
WH. MARSHALL, OK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

Our readers will see, in the list, the
acts which have passed.
The Salt Bill has passed, as it passed the
House of Representatives, with an amend
ment, taking off the duty Of / 2 cents after the
31st of December, instead or the SOtil of
September.
The House postponed indefinitely the bill
from the Senate, for an increase of the mi
litary peace establishments.
We shall give detail Of the proceed
ings in our next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10
APPOINTMENTS.

Z
MERIWETHER LEWIS, Governor
of Upper Louisiana.
THOMAS TODD, of Kentucky, Justice
of the Supreme Court of the u. 5. for the
new circuit recently established.
The House of Representatives were in
session on SATURDAY from o'clock in
the evening to one O'Clock the next morn
isg. They were principally occupied in
considering the bill for the repeal of the
duties on salt, and for the continuance of
the Mediterranean fund The bill finally
passed the House by large majority, and
discontinues the duty of eight cents on salt
after the 30th of June, and the duty of 10
cents after the 30th of September and con-
tiDues the Mediterranean fund until the 31st
day Of December.
On MONDAY the House sat from 10 A..
Nj. to half past P. NJ. and from half past
to 10 in the evening.
On TUESDAY the House sat from 10
A. M. to half past O'Clock, when they adj
journed ohalf aftersix O'Clock, from which
time they continued in session until II
O'Clock, when the two Houses adjourned
sine die.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY PUBLICLY CIV n
10 al fera,a8 to 7vhom Mc Cstafe oTJamcs
Harris, dec'd (9fMc Mount ! is indebl-
edy
NAT The representatives ft',at se,ate &C.
eve the respective claim or den-u'sa- s.sit
the estate, should be inn dietely brought Co..
ward and properly au.i cni-attd, tst tde ur-
dersigr ed may make ecessary precision f0r the
discharge IT he same. Those no ar IN % q
20 said estate are rprnesHy sclicrsd to pay oa
their accounts withou DELAY. as the snuaDon Jf
the estate viii mo- eUlbIe The subscribers 20
grant further indulgence.
JAMES HARRIS, , fdrrs sfT1mes
ROBERT HARRIS s HAMS, 6eL.
Chesterfield, Feb 25th, 1907. w6s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

A letter from New-Orleans asks, "What
wlllyou think when tell you, Judge Work
man, and Lewis Kerr, a lawyer Of some
standing, have been indicted by two grand
juries, as conspirators ?"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10


We have, in orr preceding columns, in
serted communication Of JOHN ADAIR.
We have considered il an act Of justice to
Mr.. Adair to give his statement 20 the pub
lie we also consider it a duty Co the natl
on To give the frcest admission 70 whatever
tends to eniighten the transactions which
have either occurred or been meditated in
the western country. Atthe same time that
VIC make this declaration. VIC deem it pro-
per to say that in our opinion the address
Of Mr.. Adair is, in high decree, intern
peratc and that 1t is characterised BY a
wanton attack upon the character Of men
high n the confidence ofthe nation, the pu-
Ii.y Of whose motives cannot be impcacncd,
and whose political conduct itbeComcs the
true friend of his country firmly to defend
against uniounded aggression. We have
not at present time 60 add more than that
our columns shall be open to repel the at
tacks thus unnecessarily made by Mr. A
dair. Nat. Intel.