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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-11

is under the command Of gen. Dreek,.,
A second cmbarka.ion will take place ~ s''
daysor TWO.
We-have extracted from the foreiea :,
pers some interesting intelligence reIa,;o.
to the movements ofsthe Servan and Pu,lS
ish armies. The affairs of the fofmer J."
pot qui,e 50 cesperate,as they are represen,
ed 10 the Moniteur. The situation -
Nicholson, and the Russians, We are =
hopes, will prove net 10 be worse than TIA.
Of their allies. The retreasffrom the Da.
nube Was absolutely necessary On his pa,,.
The principal Turkish army instead 81
proceeding TO attack him, marehedlo
Ishmail, which was far ia the rear OF or.
st his wings. Hadthey reschsd .ha. poip.
the safely Of the whole Of Miche!sou''
corps would have been endangered.
Admiral sir Thomas Duekwor;h attend,
ed. yesterday, etshe admiralty, aaa he.
long conference with the lords,
The may quis of Hun.ly does rot go with
the grand expedition: that gs!lan, uo5!em,,
is now appointed on the staff Of The army d
the Mediterrsnean, 10 the room of n.ivr
general Wauehope, who fell in Egypt.
Captain Johnston, ofthe ~ regiment, We
hear, is,o 60 as his loEdships aid de.cano.
St. Petersburgh, ldsy9.
The Gazette Of ,lrs city contains iis,ol
1913 officers who ware Killed at The tats Ct
EylsH. 1t also gives the names offs eff.
GERS i. no dird OF ,her wor-ds.
General Lusehow has been appoi.,s5to
the command Of the corps which VI as rudsr
the orders of general Essen, who is ,aSis
posed.
Price ofstocks this dag, al one o'c!ccs.
Reducsd, G2I G
Long Annuities, III
Omnlum, Il
Few, - ;s,er5,1nI x1Aor NJ H,,,o fe
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
Cheap Groceries.
Z. & T. FINLEY,
NJ. IS, Horard- Stree,


/ LAVE on hand an extensive assert.
ment of Groceries and Liquors, which
they offer for for sale a. reduced prices
for cash.
Having experienced considerable IN
convenience from the general credit here.
tofore given, they are induced to de-
cline it-and will therefore after the frs.
OF May next, sch for cash, or produce
only. This arrangement will enable
them to make all their purchases for
eash-and they aatter themselves they
will be able to sell so much below the
usual credit prices, as win be considered
an object worthy Of Intention.
They will exert themselves to make it
the interest of all who wish to make par.
ehasss for cash, to give them a CALL
Orders from a distance will be particular
ly attended to. 49, 7
They will continue to purchase Flour
and Whiskey as usual, aud receive all
kinds OF produce, ON storage or to sell
on commission.
Baltimore, NAY i, 1907. - fsm1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22

Berkeley, IS.
February court, 1907.
Joseph Foreman, complainant,
/: AGAINST
Jane Wight, Admr'x. of lanes W;ob,
decd. and Elizabeth Wight and chi,
dren Of James Wight, decd. D'f't,.
b In CHANCERY.
7 TPoN the motion of the coupl,;,.
~ ant, by his counsel, and i. appear.
ing to the court that the defendants have
failed to file their answer to the Subpen.
IN this case, being returned Exec utsd TO
December court, 1901; Its ordered
that the Till of the complainant. be tsken
pro c0gfesso, and the matter thereof h.
decreed accordingly, unless the defen.
dants, at Or before May term next. 6le
their answer and it further appearing 70
the court that the defendants since The
service OF the Subpoena in this cause,
have removed themselves out Of iii.
commonwealth, it is directed tina, co.
Ply OF this order be forthwith inserted in
the Berkeley and Jefferson Intellioepeer.
and contained therein for two month,
successfully.
A Copy. Te.te,
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
.Ntu. C,eM Store: o.

THE subscriber takes this method Of
l. inforn,ing his aequain.ances and
the public in general, that he has just
opened handsome assortment Of
>FRESHGOODS (athis dwelling house
in Shepherd's-To He deems I. un-
necessary to partieularize each article
which comprises his assortment, suffice
to say, it consists almost Of every article
that Is most useful and plain (both Of
Dry Goods and Groceries y he also has
a large quantity Of most excellent Pot.
ter's Ware, ofa better quality than any
ever offered for sale in this place before.
He assures his friends and acquaintance.
that the whole Of bis Goods have been
laid in on the very lowest terms, and as
he is POSITIVELY determined to sell very
Cheap for Cash or Country Produce,
they may with confidence call on him
for CHEAP BARoA1Hs.
BENJAMIN BOYDSTONE.
Shepherds. Town, May 8, 1907.
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REGINENTAL ORDERS.

CATURDAY the 23rd of this month
- is appointed for the muster of the list
Battalion Of the 9Th Regiment Virei.
MIA Militia, at Robert Snodgrass, jun.
on Back. Greek; and Saturday the 5oth
Of said month for the muster of the I'd
Battalion Of said Regiment, at Buckles
Town. A punctual attendance Is re quir.
ed from every individual belonging to
the Resiment.
May I, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
EOR SHE.

a TRACT of LAND, eon,a;n;r..
"A about 900 acres, one half of which
is cleared, the balance well .imbered
and considerable quantity of well ~
tered meadow. On the prem;se. = !.
good Merchant Mill and D;s,illery ~
a never failing stream ofwater. and II.
sight Of the Pe.omak river, This tract
can be divided into several difFeren. r..
nements, with a Dwelling House and
Barn to each |; tits of the i,rst rate linz
stone quatity; and is situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Potomak river 10
miles from Martinsburg, 9 from vii.
Transport, and IS from Mercer.b,,ya
hi: land will be sold together, or diyi-
ded into two tracts, as may bes, sui. the
purchaser. A good bargain will be p;-
ven to purchaser, in the mill and one
half the land on paying about two thirds
OF the purchase money in hand. For
terms apply to the subscriber on the pre.
misses. > P's-
GEORGE NEWKIRK.
April Is, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
s:ksh fancy Goods,

CONSISTING Of. IN part, great variety OF
.Callicoes uncomtnonly cheap, Spironett,
Leno and Cambrick Muslins, Leno
Shawls and Dimities, Handsome assort-
ment Of Broad Lace, Spirouett Sleeves,
quite new stile, Extra long. French
and English Silk Gloves, Kid and York
Tan ditto, Fashionable Split and Satin
straw Bonnets, Leghorn ditto, Cheap
Indian Mnslins, Plad and Changeable
Lutestrings, cotton Casimeres and Nan.
keens, silk and Cotton Hose, Madras
and Bandanno Handk'fs, Silk and Cotton
Chambroy Musl;n, Morocco & Kid Slip
pers, Gen.lemen's Beaver Hats, Leg
horn and Chip ditto, very elegant Guilt.
ing For vest patterns, Presidents and
Constitution Cords, very Cheap Irish
Linens, Sbeeting and Tickiipgburgs We
~ Cheap, also Bar. Iron, Castings and
Steel, Nails Of all sizes, Waldron's dou-
bleprime cradlings cythes, GrassSeythes
and Cutting Knives,a quantity Of Long
best Sickles, . large quantity Of ex-
eeIlent Old Rye Whisky, distilled by M.
Billmire. Also on hand two Thousand
pounds Of excellent green Coffee and
SIX hogsheads New.orleans Sugar,
Flax, and very Cheap Teas. Those
Goods having been purchased very low
tor Cash. are now offered for sale on
terms thar win be pleasing to purchasers.
- - r WALTER B. SELBY.
Shepherds, Town, May 8, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
N o TIC E.

GONE time in the fore part of La.
- month, IPassed my note Of hand for
ten dollars payable in 6 months from
the date to Vincent Moore. in nov. ~
boot in exehange Of Horses, but as HE
Horse received is not such as wsrrsn.
ted am determined not to paw the
tormentioned ottunfess connected nv
law and hereby forewarn all person,
from taking or receiving an assignment
of the same. John Lowry
shsPherd's-Town. May 1, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22

A IL those that purchased good. a,
"a the sale of Ann n enshaw, dec A.
hereby informed, that sheir notes Be-
c! came due on the frs, instant, and tha.
It they are not discharged immedia,elv
they will be put in the hands of a prone r
otheer Tor collection. All those Who
nave any demands against said estate
are requested to bring1hs IN forward, pro.
perry authenticated for settlement.
VILLAIN s. HENsHAW, Err.
May 8; 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
WHEREAS 1 purchased Of John

:
WHEREAS 1 purchased Of John
w Lyle, son of Capt. John Lyle
deceased. about two years past Tract
OF Land containing thirty four acres, 1
received a Deed for the said Land, and
gave Bonds for the purchase money, /
have paid Of all the Bonds, but one,
which Is due the 6rst day ofthis month
since that time have been informed
that the said Land was Mortgaged, in
or about the year 1891 by the said John
Lyle deed, and as / am determined not
to diseharge the said Bond until the said
Mortgage is satisfied, Thereby forewaru
all persons whatsoever from taking an
assignment on the said Bond.
~77- JAMES WRIGHT.
Mays, 1907. s.1s.227s
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r+&T-N .-ae4
A Il person. who purchased at sale Of
Il the estate Of the late Thomas Tur.
ner, deceased, are requested to come
forward and discharge their obligation,
which have all become due. Also, those
who were indebted to the deceased in his
life time BY written obligation or other.
wise, who have no. yet p i'd, are called
upon to make payment. Twill attend at
the House Of Mr.. Edmund Graham in
Mar.insbarg, on tie 18th and 27th days
Of this psesen. month, 10 settle any jus.
elaine that may Be- made as.inst said. ca
tate. All persons concerned are desired
70 attend. - '~ : Z 49,
JOHN TURNER, Err.
May 3, 1907.
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So. STRA7sD AW4r-
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

a ehesnu. sorrei nj, mare about fourteen
- and half hands high, seven wears
old: She has lost her right eye. the ball
Is considerably reduced and the upper
eye lash is entirely of. The above de.
.eribed mare left my residence On Sun.
day the 10th Of April last. Whoever
w'li restore the mare shall if obtained in
In the neighbourhood receive 6ye dolIars
It considerable distance ten dollars.
WILLIAM WATTS.
Berkeley County, May 8. 1907. 4.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
Bark Wanted.

~ASH and the highest price win be
~ given by the subscribers (at the
Tan-Iard lately occupied by John Kears-
ley, ESQ. Shepherds TOWN. for alasge
quantity of Chestnut Oak and Spanish
Oak Bsrks.-A small quantity Of Black
Oak White Oak Banks are also wanted.
CAMPBELL & MENINGITIS.
Shepherds. Town.. May 1, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
Choice Goods,

wn,ca vere purchased in Philadelphia
ana an Baltimore at very reduced prices.
l hey deem It unnecessary to particular.
Use any articles, as they can assur. n.
pubic that their assortment. of GOODS
cannot be exceeded by any, and uson =
Pa,eeslar examination theya are satisfied
VIII give general satisfaction. both =.
to sheaPness and quality They
the rsfore latter themselves thu, tho..
VINO wish to gst good bargains win cali
on 'a as and they pledge themselves
. % 'ne'r 'f'snds shall not b. disappoin,.
., R. woRTHlNGToN, & Co..
! Shepherds Town, April ~, lsoz,
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FIVE DOLLARS REEz1pn

Ran away from the subseriber, on
IN the 9th instant, a negro man Ma.
med PHILIP, abou, Ave lee. nine -,
ehs' high, stout made, small lump on
one OF his rists, and q scar on his upper
Up Questioned BY the lick Of Horss. Of
= yellowish Complexion aad ! down
look. being the same ! purchased some
time ago Of Joseph Minghini. Any
person, securing the said negro ia prison
and Giving me notice thereof d derive.
lns e me, shall receive the sbove re.
=, 80 JOHN BURNS. cen.
Berkeley County, May Q, 1907. h
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22

= Berkeley, IS. -, r.
April Court. tsoz
Philip c. Psndleton and David Hnnt.-
Executors Of Philip Pendleton deesd
Complainant, -
= -. ,"~>4.. AGAIhsr
James Breathed. Defendant,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, James Brea,bsd
i not having entered his anne ,r.nss
agreeable TO an act of Assembly and Il.
rules OF this Court, and il apnear;n, =
the satisfaction of the Court. that h. !.
not an inhabi,ant of this Commonwss,,h
on the motion Of the Complainant. ~,
their Counsel, il is ordered, tia, Ii
Jane: breaihed do appear here ON ~
Monday after the third TUESDAY, IN ~
next, to answer the bill Of the Comnls;a.
ants and that = copy of thi. oTder i.
forthwith insertedin the. Berkeley and
Jefferson intelligeneer for two month.
SUCCESSFULLY, and published At the A.,
ofthe Conrt-House Of che said co,,n,y
a Copy. .Teste, Ia :, -, =
DAVID HUNTER. c :, - :
"a
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Feb Spring GooA,


among which are
Best suPer6ne Cslieoes, very handsome,
Common and low price ditto,
Super6ne Cambricks, ditto low.price,
Ladies Fashionable Robes, richly en-.
broidered,
ditto Shawls. ditto,
A handsome selection OF Leno Muslins,
French Cambriek, and French plain
Lawn for Caps, :
A handsome assortment broad Thread
Lace,
duo white and ditto black, Patent do.
Ladies' aud Misses Silk and ditto Cotton
Sandal Hose,
Ladies, Extra long English and French
Silk Gloves,
ditto ditto white Kid Z. York. Tan, do.
Gentlemens white Kid & white Silk ditto,
Best super6ne Dimities, ditto low. price,
Super6ne ~ Irish Linens, low.priced
ditto, and 50 Sheeting,
Best strong bleached Ticklinkburg.
Low price ditto aad 49, German Linens,
r Kushia Sheesing ditto Duck ditto Dowlas
and ditto Drilling,
A great variety Of Cheap Muslius,
Fashionable Split straw and Leghorr,
Bonnets, y
Best super6ne London Broad Cloths,
Second and third Quality ditto,
Best Super6ne London Casimores,
Presidents aud Constitution Cords,
Velvets and Fancy Cords,
Cotton Casimores, English and India
Nankeens.
Gentlemens Silk and Cotton Hose,
Bandannoe and Madras Handkerchief
Silk and Cotton Chamhroy Muslins,
Ladies Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Gen'lsmen's> nice imported Hats, ditto
country made ditto,
ditto Marsailles, Muslin nett and
.Sanea Vest Patterns,
And few handsome Printed East.Jn.
ola Counterpains, warranted, fast
colors,
Also on hand a few very Cheap English
SILVER Watches,
A large supply of 3ar.Iron, P!ow
Mods, Steel aud Castings, Soal and
upper Leather, Nails OF all sizes. China
Glass, Queens, Stone and Tin Ware
with complete assortment Of Fresh
Teas OF the first Quality, .Grocerie,
Saddlery, Hardware, Paints, Brusbe.
Oil, Patent and other Medicines a
large quantity of old. Whisky, DISTILLED
in Mar, Land Out of pure rye. The
whole OF those Goods have been houeb,
on low terms, and it will be an obiec.
to purchasers at a distance to call and
see them (as well as those immediat.Iv
!, IN this Nsighbourhood) as we are .el.
ing them ogeommonly Cheap.
JAMES & JOHN LANE.
ShePherd's.Town, AprilI7, 1907.
r B. They Continue to pay the hiph.
est price in Cash for HIDES and SIS,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22

z AN away from the subscriber, on
~ the l7th Of February last, Negro
<Char'sy, about 30 years old, dark com.
PIe1'on, with~a wen over her right eve.
ana an one joint Of her right big toe Gu, of.
one was seen At Absolem Millsr'.. on.
the goth OF February. Any person seeu.
ring her in jail or delivering her to me,
shall receive FIVE dollars reward.
SMITH SLAUGHTER. /.
Jefferson County, March 20, 1907,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
BOLTNG CLOTHS.

1851. B0LTLNG CLOTHS.
ost received an extensive a.sor..
- = men. OF best warranted BOLTING
MI ~, hS, ofessry description, which
VIII DC sold unusually low, hy--'-.-::.--,..-'
4kENNEDYS & Raglan.
Hagers-town. June S, 1905. fiy1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22

Tie .tsllosDias BLANKS, p,;nsed Min
stw aud ELEoAsrrYpr, -
{ Grf aIsvoys kspi far sal< a. this oGee.
DEEDS, Common BONDS. -
scONSTABLE'S BLANKS. u ..ssl.&
Promi ssofy NOTES, &c. ..t.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
Spring Goods.

THE subscribers have just received,
~. L and are nowopening, at their store
IN ShePhsrds.T Town, (Mr. Kear.lev's
wen known stand) A large and complete
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
.C'h,e'qpSprszgG'o, Goods.

THE subscriber informs his friends
and castsmers, thai ne has reeeissdJ rom
philadelphia, d'sdis jnst opening, avery
siesofnf assortment Or - - ss-s-.@--
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NM 5p17ng goods.

TIE snoscrlbeFs Respectfully intorn
i their Friends customers at dis.
tanee) and the Public in general thasthey
have justTeeeived and are now opening
a. their store in Shspherd's.Town-
(By the Market House, A handsome
assortment Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
From Frerach Pafiers.
Goth BULLETIN.


Prasaan Eylau, FEB. l7-The con
quest of Silesia proceeds, Schweid-
nitz has capituIated. The Prussian
governor Of Siberia is shut up in Glatz.
The siege OF Cosel is carried on
with vrsour.-Since the battle OF Ely
lau the enemy have collected them
selves behind the Pregel, We were
in hopes of driving them out'Of that po-
sition, had the river remained covered
with ice T; but the thaw continues, and
the river is line of separation, beyond
which The French hare no Interest IN nm
sating the enemy Three thousand Rus
sian prisoners have been liberated neal
Wittepserg, by band Of 1000 Cos
satks.
+" The cold weather i. quite gone /;
the snow is every where melted and
the present season exhibits the singular
appea@nce Of the latter end Of April in
the midst of February The army is
going into cantOnments."
[ Uhy, then, go into winter quarters n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
6jst BULLETIN.

Lamjlrg, FEB. 49," The battle Of
Eylau was al first represented by sew
eral Of the enemy's officers as a victory.
This was believed at Konigsburgh the
whole Of the evening Of the 9th. How
ever, the Russian army and the head
quarters making their appearance soon
after, e@cited great alarm. Presently
some cannon shots were heard, and Abe
French were seen masters of small
eminence, which commanded the
whole RussiCn camp.
The Russian General declared he
would defend the place, which in some
degree INCREASED the dependency Of
the inhabitants, who expected nothing
less than TO undergo the same fate that
Lubec had experienced ; but, happily
for the city of Konigsburgh, it was not
among the objects of the French Cen
eral to drive the enemy out of his posi-
ton 4!
The number Of the dead in Gen.
erals and Officers of the Russian army
Is very considerable
In consequence of the battle Of
Eylau, upwards of 5000 wounded Rus
slams, left upon the field, and in the
neighbouring hospitals, have fallen in
to our hands. Part Of them are since
dead the others, who were slightly
wounded have INCREASED the number
ofthe prisoners war f; 1900 have been
sent back 10 the Russia'a army ! 1t is
thought the Russians had $4,000 worn-
ded, exclusive Of the 5000 that Cell in
to the hands of the French.
I" The ARMY have gone into quarters.
Marshal Mortier has advanced into
Swedish Pomerania.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20

'otil, {oth, 45th, z7th, 7 az I'd, esc.,
nd soth,) and two comps aies Of foot !;
our companies Of artillery five COM
)anies of riflemen and dctachments Of
engineers, ar6hcers, and royal Wagon
.orps.
Gen. Victor has beeS exchanged for
he PTussian General Butcher.
Dispatches from Id. Hutchinson
have been receiyed.-They are dated
Menel, Jan. %. They state that two
French Generals, Dupont and Lafeyre,
had bssn taken; and that his Lordship
had negotiated treaty with Prussia
which &c had sent home for ratification.
General LINERS, WHO commanded at
the recapture Of BueAoS Ayres, is APP
pointed Governor of that province.
Capt. Samuel Hood Linzee is appoin-
ted to command the MAZDA, formerly
the Jupiter, of "a guns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
RKSSien account.

ST. PETERSBURG, FEB. Is.
On the 9Th of this month the Rus.
sian Army gained q splendid victory
over the French at Prussian Eylau.
The French army on this occasion con-
sisted Of more than 10000 men the
Russians, of Gen. Bennigsen's divi-
sion and Of that which was formerly
commanded by Cen Buxhovden. The
battle began on the 9TH of Feb. at :
O'Clock in the afternoon, and continued
TIL s o'clock on the evening of the 9th.
Bonaparte renewed the attack eight diff
ferent times, and was as often repulsed.
According to Gen. Bennigsen's
letter to the Emperor, dated the 9Th Of
Feb. the Russians have lost in this Bat
tic more than COCO men, the French
above $4,000, among whom are reckon
ed 1000 WHO we're made prisoners be-
sides this, the Russians have taken IL
stand of colours.
In another account it is said, that a
great part of the French Army (chief-
ly chosen troops) were fairly cut ,down
by the Russisns and that on the Rus
sian side four Generals were killed. 1t
IS remarked, that in case Bonaparte'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20

design had succeeded, it would have
oecn conclusive Of the campaign. lie
Knew that Gen. Bennigsen's Division
was stationed at Mohringen, and Gen.
.ssen's at Wisocke- Masewick, and as
-ney were consequently at great dis
.ance from h.other, he threw himself
with his whole force between tliesetTo
Divisions, in right line with konigs-
1urgh, in order TO separate them, or
-ut them OF from each other, and fail
With more effect upon theWeaker part );
out the success of this plan was pre-
vcnted by Gen. Bennigsen's operations
md rapid movements.
Towards the conclusionOf the bat
tie, there was a want of cartridges ON
both sides and, therefore, recourse
was had to the bayonet, which caused
great carnage.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-20
Bv t1e WI!8.
RICHMOND, ArRIL >, 1907.
Mr.. BURR-AGAIN.

The examination of Mr.. Burr, be-
fore Chief Justice Marshal, which be-
gan on Monday, was continued or
Tuesday at the Capitol. Mr.. Hay,
District Attorney, opened the examin-
alton alld charged Col. Burr, with be
ing guilty Of a Misderneanor as already
stated, and High Treason. He addu-
ced the testimony Of Gen. Eaton, Gen.
Wilkinson, sc. Mr. Wickhanl, in
behalf of Col. Burr combated the
charge. Mr.. Randolph (formerly Sec
rotary of State) followed on the same
side. They asserted that Col. Burr's
objects we're Of a nature to be servica-
bic to the United States. Col. Burr
addressed the Jadge in speech of "a
bout 10 minutes, asserted his inro-
cence urged his two former acquit-
tails in Kentucky, and the Mississippi
Territory, declared il to be false, utter
ly false, that he Fad broken his re
cognisance and complained of the
treatment he had experienced; his loss
Of property (4o,oeo doIlars) from seiz-
ures the hardshiPs received from his
guard and being debarred the use Of
pen, ink and paper, &c-He said the
alarms were not created by him but
by others by the President who had
alarmed Gen. Wilkinson, and BY Gen.
Wilkinson, who had alarmed the city.
He called Eaton's deposition a crrdlty
he did not understand The Attorney
Cen. Rodney closed and the Chief
Justice said ne SHOULD deliver his opin-
ion the next day Ia writing.
On the next day the Chief Justice
gave his opinion at much length -
at the close Of which he observed, he
should not commit Col. Burr but
should hold him to bail, in the sum of
10000 dollars which WAS given and
Messrs. Thomas Taylor, John q. GAM
DE, John Hotlk1ns, Henry Hsth, and
lillian LoHghur1e, became his sure
ties.--He IS recognized to appear be-
fore the Federal Count, Ia Richmond,
the 22d May.