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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
WILL BE SOLD,
At Public Auction,
On the seventh day of April next, sundry
Valuable LOTS,

w lln ana without improvements, lying
on the Nlain-etreet, passing through A.
dams's Valley, and Il short distance from
the Markct-House-co of
lot, on which is erected neat two
story brick house, completely fitted Tor
grocery, aud the accommodation ola fami-
"; fronting on the main street about
feet, and running back about 2e0 feet to A.
dams's canal-Four unimproved lots, IS
feet each, front, adjoining ach other, from
tng on the same main street, and running
back about $50 feet 70 Alams's canal
these latter lots are separated from the lot
on which stands the brick tenement, only bv
Mr.. Samuel Bells lot.
To- give further description Of the above
valuable property, Is deemed unnecessary.
Its advantageous situation, arising from it's
cont!guity TO the market--its situation i'm
mcGiatcly on populous road, even now, &
promises soon to be the greatest inlet to
the heart of the city, with the increasing
value of landed property in the neighbour
hood, promise that few similar opportuni-
ties will offer hereafter for making such
valuable purchases
The terms are, credit of 6, 10 and 18
months, the purchasers giving bend and
security, together with deeds of trust on
the property to secure the faithful perfor-
nance OF their contracts-whichb bonds and
othersecurities must be made to the salts
faction of Messrs. Prosser * Moncure, who
will conduct the sale.
THOMAS PULLING.
Richmond, 1871 Feb 1907. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
FOR SALE,
20 81 Acrcs of Land,

-FOUR and half or five miles from this
place-about 25 or 80 acres of which
are cleared and well enclosed-There is on
the place small Dwelling House, log
Kitchen, log house not quite finished, a
small Apple Orchard, young Peach Or
chard, and an excellent Garden. For terms
apply to Mr.. J. West, or to the subscriber
living in Cumberland.
JOHN SEAYRES.
Cumberland, Jan. Is, 1907.
WHEREAS some time past, l purcha-
- seda piece ofland in Goochland coun-
t., Of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th dav of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
thcr bond for 81 pounds, payable the 25th
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has zone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable TO bargain, do forewarn a.,
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, as do not intend to pay
them unless get a right agreeable to bar
gain.
WIN. SHEPPARD.
Orb NOyprD',O- 1916 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
FOR SALE,
And possession given the 1st of January
next,
II UaluabIe tract of Land,

In the county of Albemarle, on the waters
of Moore's creek, containing 600 acres
The soil is equal to any in the county for
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco
the advantages it possesses make it a desi-
rable situation, it being within two and a
half miles of Charlottesville, six of Milton
and four from the Presidents manufactur-
ing mill. On this tract there is good new
two story dwelling house, with otherneces-
sary houses, sufficient for the reception of
genteel family the plantation is in good or
der for cropping. Any person inclinable to
purchase, may know the terms by applying
to William Gait, in Richmond, or the sub
scriber, in Milton, VINO will shew the land,
and treat for the same.
DAVID ANDERSON.
February 18th, 1907. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
Sales at Auction.

WIZ beSOLD, by the subscribers on Tues
day the 18th day OF April next, on the
nrc,niccc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
THE HOUSES and LOT,

THE HOUSES and LOT,
at present occupied by Thomas Under
wood, esq. consisting of an excellent brick
dwelling house, smoke-house, carriage
house and stable, all lately built and in com
plete repair; the lot we'll enclosed. One
half the puychase money payable next
Christmas, and the balance payable the
Christmas following, for bonds with APP
proved security, with a deed of trust on the
property to secure the punctual payment
ofthe money.
At the same time and place will be sold
four or five excellent HOUSE SER
WANTS, together with several new FEA-
TIER BEDS, and great variety of
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, for
bonds with approved security, payable
next Christmas.
PROSSER s. MONCURE, Auc'rs.
Feb. 25. 1907. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17
FaI"a5le b'obcryf far sale.

ON Friday, tho Goth day of March next,
~ on the premises, will be SOLD, to the
hirl,nSt hidder.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-17

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30
Passed January 90, 1901

Section 1. Be IL enacted by the General
Hssen6ly, That when the taxes on anv tract
or parcel of land shall have heretofore re-
manned, or shall hereafter remain unpaid
icr the space OF two years, such tract or
parcel of land shall be forfeited to the COM
monwealth, and shall not be subject to To-
cation. Provided nevertheless, that the
tract or parcel Of land so as aforesaid for
feited, shall be subject to the redemption
OF the former rightful and proper owner at
any time within three years after such for
feiture shall have accrued, upon payment
of the taxes due thereupon, according to
the following rules, to wit That If the said
taxes shall be paid in the first year after
such forfeiture shall have accrued, there
shall be paid an interest oftwenty five per
centum per annum on the amount of the
said taxes from the time they became due,
till paid If the said taxes shall be paid in
the second year after such forfeiture shall
have accrued, there shall be paid an inte-
rest OF ty per centum per annum on the
amount # taxes due as aforesaid IF the
said taaes shall be paid in the third wear
after such forfeiture shall have accrued,
there shall be paid an interest of one hun
dred per centum per annum, as aforesaid
Provided also, that nothing in this act shall
be so construed as to affect the rights of in
fants, femes covert, or persons Of unso,ud
mind, until one year after the disabilities
shall have ceased, on their paying all tax
es due, with aninterest thereon at the rate
Of ten per centum per annum on the amount
due as aforesaid.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts Of acts coming
within the purview fthis act, are hereby
repealed.
Sec. S. This act shah commence and be
in force from and after the first day of
March next.
The Museum at Boston, containing pro-
perty to the amount Of 10000 dollars, was,
on Friday the 10th inst. consumed by FIRE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

INSPECTED in Richmond the last six
months, ending the first day of January,
eighteen hundred and sevcn-47, 142 bar
rels of FLOUR.
ISAAC WEBSTER
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

CAESAR A. RODNEY is appointed Attor.
ney General of the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30
LAW OF VIRGINIA.
ANACT

10 amend an act, entitled, f" IN act D,orr
eGectuaHy to hroUide for The havnent
9 ISreS UhoH Lands within This Com
n10N7vcQkth."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

The Aurora says that bills of Burr's ex-
chequcry 10 the amount of $4,000 dollars,
have been protested in Philadelphia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

Our readers are referred to the 4th page
OF this days paper, for the very eloquent
opinion OF Judge Tucker, delivered in the
Court OF Appeals at the last term, in the
case OF Hudgins against Wrights Judge
koane's opinion, with the conclusion of the
case, will be given in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30
CONGRESS.
House. OF REPREsEN4A41vxs.

FRIDAY, January 10.
Debate on Mr.. j. Randoihh's Resolution,
calling on the President for infornia-
from SJc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

The Museum at Boston, containing pro-
perry to the amount Of 10000 dollars, was
on Friday the 10th inst. consumed by FIRE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-19

Ought 10 have beer summoned then, ard
and nor 10 have soffsscii this impression
!. 70 be wsakened Ihere WAS time when
+ that gentiem man and some other grntlcmeo,
| n discussing utJ~ct which they called
brlelshsG gfessions, wcreas warm az he was
disposed 70 be ,smpsrlse; now that gen.
tlemsD was as temperate as he was warm.
8 Which had the better reason He deemcd
il to be the in,eress Of this nafion to pre-.
serve peace with all mankind, 70 haldshe
balance of humanity with s,eady had.
He had before deemed it the interest of
the conetryto be- AZ peace with 6. Britain,
for reasons which he had before urged, on
that floor, and which he wead not stare
again, but now, temboya mRtaa:ur. The
nation had received blow. The president
has been insulsed in his palace BY The u.i-
mister OF one foreign power, and nov had
received blow on his cheek from the na-
Wy of another.
Mr.. Smikfr said tina, he was perhaps
more temperate than his friend from Vir.
gaia; bat he hoped when that gentleman
arrived to his period Of life, he would be
equally temperate with him. Yer he did
possess temper, and coald display il when
our violated rights were the subject. Mr.
S. then alluded to an sncient nation, who
were wont to discuss great national qaes.
,icBs twice, once when they were druok,
that they might not wan. spirit, and soce
when they were sober, that they mighs not
be deficient in prudence. Aud he did be.
iieve, however Others thought, thar pru.
deuce required temperate course, and
,has they ought moi to have been under the
immediate Influence OF passion when they
took their seats on this occasion.
The Guestioa was now taken on the ris.
ing of the commiiiee, and carried. The
amendments, agreed TO 10 committee,
were all agreed TO without division, ex.
cepl that making an appropriation for ,im
Der. on which the house divided-ayes
los; when she bill was ordered TO third
reading TO morrow.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-19

| Of the navy department, ,h.r.
rsqa'ssa sfan Of the war depar,me'a,H a'
Cause Ing outrage haa been consn,' "A
nc ocsan. Waas more praden, Nea /
correct eondtct than that OF the 49,. mofc|
Could be wished or VIA, more c, ,s,s,osas|
people egpecs, ,hsp that he sho.la !. 'as
A'aue the necessary provisions Of ordoa.
ana nillsary s.or~s. aud timber for a'cs
o'a.s: lhe pres'isn, had Judged i es"1
Ped'snt 20 make preparation; and n. sS'
% affairs had called fora warlike at,;,.% as
I. .of, sad Mr.. NJ. VIC have learn, f,o, ~
departed Washington, that 10 CON 80
peace We must be prepared for var Nv -
president lad ae,ed upon his pr;,,;a ,'s
which The house would 90 dsub ar,nra p's'
ilere was 20 law at Tia, Tine, nor /,
any Iawyet been passed, 70 su,horis. 1 -
purchase OF these articles; ba. The mr.;
cent ct he II. S. When his coua,.5
TO dagger, hesiIated nor to take upon h 80
sell she credit and proper resnonsjb;,,'.
Upon these items wtstva: the Ianruae. =.
the president Of the u. S. cqo,aicrd Is "
message delivered 10 Ga? S.ror- and f..
cable. and clsurly chewing The nccess',.
,3or mourning these ezpenees: The mn
meme Our peace gas threatened, dsemea
1t indispensable to secure gteae, orov;
sion OF those articles Of military stores
with which our magazines were not spG
e.ent'y furnished. Tohsve awaited PIE.
sloos and special sanction by law. wo..d
have lost occasions which nishe no Be "a.
srieved. / did NOT hesitate ,herefor. -
aniilor'se engagements for such sugnI..
.ments to our existieg slock as would zen.
der It adequate 10 the emergencies s6re,,.
eo'pg Us: and lras, thar The iegisi4.o,e
feeling the. same anxiety for the ssfe.y of
our country 80 materially advanced by this
precauiioa, will approve when doae, vh,,
they would have seen so Important to b.
done, II then ass. mbled."
| Mv. Mantgomery's speech b. csgtmas2.1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-19
Tuesday. November 10.

The question being on the 6nal passage
of the billand the yeas and nays 90 the pas.
sage being called fer,
Mr.. T. Aontgomery said, that as the
yeas and nays had been required he should
exercise the right OF assigning reasons for
the vote he was about TO give. This bill
provided for extraordinary expenses incur.
rcd in she navy department since the ed
Juue last; these extraordinary expenses
had resulted from the .cowsrGly attack
commiued by the Leopard on the Chesa.
peake. This act, marked with such daring
add atuecious circumstances, had excited
the detessation Of every American one
sentiment on this sukjccl prevadec the u
MON. The president ef the United Sta,es
had adopted firm, energetic, and dienihed
measures On the occasion amongst o.
theirs those which had occasioued the ex.
pences fer which this bill provides. He
had heard 20 complaint that the conduc.
ofthe executive was defective either 10
prudence or energy, He was authorised,
aud he e3ercised the authority vested in
him 10y law, TO call out the marine corps tn
its full complement He had exercised
The su'houriry given to him by the act OF
1906, IL preparing the gun boats for ser
vice j: the sense ofshe nstionsS the exigen.
cy OF the times called ppm hln TO do SO.
Other expsnces incident 10 calling out the
marine corps and manning gun boa,e,
were corTpriaed under the different articles
OF clo'Eipg,.ssc. These extraordinary ex.
RenIes Tit president was authorised to 10.
cur the state csIhc county Justified biz,
10 exercislEg tina. auihourily, spd Mr. NJ.
was OF opioion that the honor af the nation
called spon The house TO make tie appro
priasioa. nen, as 70 these ex,raoi diaaiy
expences which bad been occurred, there
could be NO didienl,y.; their honor was al
stake for he payment. There was ano.
sher isem.Which he presumed woos, NEE,
with as little difficulty as any Other; he.
VIZ, instructed 10 say, az d member OF the
committee Of WAYS and means, ,ha. the
p1oz'siens epeethtd in the bill were usst,
by the miliis called out fer he pro,ec;:on
Of he port moo, in danger. Was there
any msmb = 10 the house who wcui.! hes,.
tate 10 meke an approximation Of $1,000
dollars for thar purpose!
A, this 'm.lossao, junc,ure. ,.wheo our
coansry was 10 daeasef. the executive had
ezamlaed SIR state Of the several depart
msc's; IN the war depsrlaens ti,rre were
ssa!s'ep:esuprltes of military stores; IN
the raw Department thess se,e none, ex.
cept d few pounds Of puwder. az this
alarming crisis the cenpiry lbeipg shres'sn-
ed w:ta war, the peoE.e booked up 10 he
& pscslasn' Tor enc getlc coDdoc. BE ord
nol hesitate 10 make expenditures 10 sass
Ply aasse accessories ior tao dsPartps Of.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-19
Late Foreign MtelAgeacs.
HAGUE Sept. 3
Decree against English Cowmerce.

Louis Napoleon. by the grace of God
and The constitution of the kingdom, king
Of Holland. Considering .ha,, con ,is,eos
with the .rue interest OF our kingdom, i,
is our duty by all the means iu our power,
TO cooperate 10 the desired execution Of
the great measures adopted by the enpe.,s
Tor aud king. aga'us.,he common enemy,
tor the purpose Of obtaining general peace
and the Independence Of the seas--con.
sidering that some suballern agents have
rendered themselves criminal by Want of
frmness and neglect in the execution Of
our measures directed by our decree of
the 18th Of December i8O6--coasider.
ing the sr,iGce and bad faith. which have
been employed in several ports of the enc.
my, Win respect to the papers of neutral
vessels, and by which the health of Europe
wss pus to hazard by making Oh, letters Of
Notwithstanding finally, tina, all
those irregularities ought to be terminated
al momen. so critical TOR the enemy OF
the whole contiseus. aud in particular OF
all commercial states ;and ,ha, the hapour
and dearest interest Of our subjecls would
be compromised, were the strict execution
of the laws aud DEGREES passed tor this
purpose overlooked--We have therefore dc
creed as fc!laws:-
Art The agen,s arrested 10 cou'e..
quencri of the orders of our minister Of
Justice and police. shall BE- brought before
1e competent courts to answer tor their
eonduci according to the laws
The vessels stopped in our harbo's a
lis, Of which is suiJoined, snail be decided
upon by the compsleos n Eanals.
3. Reckoning from thu date OF the pre-
senr decree, al vessels eo,sring inwa'a'
shall give double security, which shall re-
.na,o un'il'hs legality of their papers DC
fully acknowledged, aod uaiIl It be proved
Ia. sarse vessels have COX ;cucaed al az
scemy's port.
4. In case TIE papers should b. talse'"
j, should appear that contrary 10 the o.
clsraliou of the captain, the ship lad tous''
ed at az ensmy's port, the double seclFsV
ehaIi.. b.: Immediately demanded 0! the Sue.
lies. ard the amour, PAID into the paoi'
treasury. =,
5. AS soca as the security shall be 81.
led, .he delivery cf he ships may 'a'I
place, IN presence IF ybe Psrsons appoIa'''
70 superio,eod it By The minister OF so'n''.
ghn shall ,ake care that he oSdsFs 90 "o'
uo..oad any articles Whch a,ar De P'e'a'''
cd 10 bt English msrehaad'ze.
e. II il shau'd be proved that :as S''''
ase 1t English q, anufac' asr, or have corr
-it.an ~ epen.'s pofs, .hey shan o3' p1 -.
be runhsca,ad, Soc The beneh! Of 'as p,5l
lie treasury, but the double sseaF''y ! -" -
slsa be levied, aud u, saP 'a.il os''"%'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-19

Cifg ef Riehmotld, s..
Personally appeared before me. Edward
CaFringsons . msSissrase for said city, the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-14

Eye y Paris Pahers rcreiyed AZ the Office ct
sae Pubic Ledger, By sahe ssih Dpnsffzes,
scaitt. Beard.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20
January 10.

We mentioned inyefterday's paper, that DR..
Bollnan had applied for an Habeas Corpus, and
that he was ordered by Judge Bee to appear
r before him at / / O'Clock yettceday. The Depu-
ty Mariba went down to Fort Johnfon for the
'purpoie "f bringing The DR.. up. TO town bnt
the Commanding Officer, Capt. KiIteifen, did.
e not feel hmGelf anti oriZed to furrender him I'D
10 the Civil Authority without the ordtrs of his
:. military hyperion. We were politely favoured
with tire perulal Of General WkinfJn's orierq
fohim upon that fuhr6 they are exolicit, aud
po6tve, directing him 9 to have him(Dr. r Yin
fafe keeping until the pleafure OF the PreGdrut
fbaltbe kDowH ;.that hc isto have no communi
eariot with any p,rfon but comniliipned OH.
GER to be comfortably provided for" &c.
Fhe p1trietiffn uf-the veteran commandaut aud
70 bisrefpett f"r our laws is well known to the
citizgus IT tbisRatej but while I've would cheer
faily uRaieaih his fword To cruh tue Hydra Of
treafin aadrebelIion, he aeveribe,tfs. as a mill
taty mao, feels biGJeIf obliged, by lis duty,
~ obey the orders OF the Com nandsr in Chief.
.-- CoYy-ier. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.

ADMIRAL WfLLAUmEZ.--An effort has been
already attempted to extend the Indignation
excited by this INCIDENT admiraPscorrefpondenc
towards the government which employs him.
The opportunity will not be Ion bv thofe.
who would exaiperate our antipathy azainH
France and would employ the alarms pro-
duced by gigantic and infoleut power, 10
multiply our means Of military preparation.
and to encreate the taxes and burdens Of the
people. But why fhogid we confougd william.
mel With Napoleon; Why fuppofe, bccaufe
the French government employs an ipfolep,
and Ignorant officer, that all his inful,pe effa.
hons have received their 6aclioui His Letters
are calculated to excite our erongea lndiqra,i.
on agana his Incidence, and the mon po,vnsn,
contempt tor his igH0ra0ce but why extend
theie emotions to tbe gOyernmeot that en-.
pIoys him
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20
P. WILL AUMEZ.
LEGISLATURE or KENTUCK7.
ABSTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS.

WEDSKspAr, Dec. 81.
ing reiolutien, viz.
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Whereas it is conidered of importance that citi-
zens living under the fame government ihoud be
reilly informed OF the views and intentions of every
portion OF thu community and as the fen,iments OF
the people OF Kentucky, may be milunderaood by
thoie who from their remote ftuation, have all
opportunity OF judging OF the dpo!tion which the oi
tZens OF this Gate entertain towards the general go
Sernment and as an exprellion of the public will
through their representatives, is deemed the mott eff
fecfual mode to prevent any Misrepresentation of our
fentinien,s which might be oeeaiioned by the con-
duee of Individuals or might grow of miirepre-
fenta,iou--
Reiolved, therefore, by the general alembly, that
the people OF Kentucky, fee, the arongea attach
mens to the federal governmen, and confder a diff
menbernent OF the union as the greatet evil which
could befal them, and would view with abhor-Yte
any individual fet of individuals who foud attcpt
to feparate from thofe whole nteres 70 init
mately connected wiki our own, and for whom the
people OF Kentucky entertain Manageable attach
nent ariiing from lively recollection Of their united
efforts for liberty
Refolved, That the people Of Kentucky have en-
tire confidence in the preieut administration Of the ge-
neral government, and have 10 doubt that meaiures
will be puriued are be0 calculated TO fecure us
peace and tranquility, and the fame time preierve
national honor from infult.
Refolved, That the governor Of this nate be re-
queited to traninit copies of the foregoing relouons
TO the PRECEDENT of the United States to the execu-
sves OF the different 0ates and preient fena-
tors and representatives in congrels.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20
BENNETT TAYLOR,1
BENZ. SHEPPARD. dFW'

Al meeting Of the Trunees appointed by an atl
OF the General Anemby, entitled, " an s6 to enab-
liih Academy for female education in the city Of
Richmond" held at the Capitol in the laid city, OH
Friday the 10th day of January, 1907.
Preiident, VIM. n. Cabel, Alex. MRae, VIM. w
Hening, VIM. Munford, John Buchanan, John d.
Blair, Edward Csrriug,on, James Penn, Henry S.
Shore and George Pickett.
Rgafvc9 That the officers Of this corporation Tiall
be PRECEDENT, Secretary and Treafurer, and fhal be
sleeled annually.
RgaI0ei, That VIM. II. CabeIl be elected PRECEDENT,
VIM Muniord, Secretary, and VIM. Moieley, Trea-
iurer Of the faid Corporation.
RefoiVef, That the duty Of the prehdent Of the
Trultees be to Preids theiF Deliberations and to
els meeting thereof, whenever in his Judgment, OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20
TO RgEr.

TO KIM,
Z OR one or more ye4., and poGtfiiou piyer
j the fiH Of My next. a PWO STORY
BRICK HOUSE, IN the to@u Of Lyuchburg,
nj prefent occupied by Me1fs. William aud
] imes Morgan. The fsid houie il aa excellent
Rand for fore and capable Of accommodating
a ee6tee family for terms apply TO the fub-
f.riher living ia Anher& county, near New
Glafsow. Thomas "a. COct Of Lynchburs,
or Mr. Daniel Warwick Of Richmond
lindsey COLEMAN.
ian. 80. (5m.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-20
Last Geoening's :9aiI.
CHRLESTON, January 9.

Weare informed, that Dr.. BoLLMAN, who
has been brought from New Orleans, Rate
pr'toncr, petitoned his honor JUDGE BEE for a
Habeas Corpus, and that he will he brought be-
fore him this morning at IL O'Clock.