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WILL stand this season, At Robert
w. Gtegory's TAVERN, ID Martins
burg, the three FIRST days ii each week,
aud die, three last days in each week. At
Nathan Tails tavern, in Stcpherd's-
Town, and cover mares at, six dollars
the season, three dollars the sinkls lean.
and ten dollars for ins6rahees. 20 BE paid
when thesuaare is known ID DC with foal.
parting with themar9 cha. ID insured FOR.
.feits the insurance. mo6ey. The s. ason
viii commence the FIRST 81 April, and
end the &. tgof Ialy.. *t.s 4f:sP.ssg tt''t
= SHEPaERD sisas dark ehssash scr.
rel with a blaze face, 10 hands high,
well mads Tor strength and activity, and
carries and moves equal to any horse on
the rpntinens, his appearanre win fully
recommend him TO any person who IS 4
proper judge. !. ~ x s. 1s 81 \, -
n So: %@3@ PEDIGREE. J, -, -
SHEPHERD's sire was The Noted
horse Shepherd, Of Maryland, who has
covered for 10 seasons. in and about
Washington County. with grea, repusa.
ton; his dam was 4 Scopes mare his
grand sire was the Imported Horse Dia.
nond, his grand dam was . full bred
hantermare. Strict attention win be
paid % mares put to Shepherd, but no
fesponsibilisy for accidents.
[. Davia daa Henry WaskeArxRh.. =
S April 5, f8o7. s.s:.,,$. ! - ~ X
This & to'eertify, that I have col,
Of the Horse called Shepherd owned by
Mr.. Washabaugh, two years old this
spring that e very promising, and the
Shspherdbreed in our Neigh bourhood
ars generally in great rspuse..
Washington, Maryland, March issh,
1907. s q Daniei cehre,
J do. hereby certify, ,hpl.I have tso
cola rot by the above horrse Shepherd,
and Ithink they are equal % sny III this
County, oftheir age, and ( have Sen 5
number Of his colts, and they are large
DANIEL MILLER.
Frankln Pennsylvania, Mafeh5i Iso7.
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A EARGE ind very EXTENSIVE
I q Assortnient ef Suitable
.GOOD DIS,

=
Jpsf,rcesoedj 9sm Midi Sai;a.
anu finished Opening, are now offered
for sale BY de subscribers, unusnally
low inPrice, Ior cash, country Produce
Or q NE asual credit % panetull ens-
toInets. 's.s 81 .s.3 81
Their assgStnssf, Eiak 1rt, rp,,sisls
sfths JSllossssg ayiielrs
nod Pieces assor,ed India ipslins, un-
comnionly cheap.
I ito America md, Enelish Clint.
xes and Caiicos
So - Irish LInena, low priced,
:. 20 Assorted c6loIrsd Flanneis,
IS = ditto ditto costings,
|: TO- Coloured Pianes Of superior
: ~. quality, 81 .ss9 q
Behnet Cords handsonaiy asst. and cheap.
ditto for Vest shapes neatly figured,
Tabhy Ysivets for ditto nice patterns. {
Consiitution Cokds, Viewed, corda-
'tpys and Thicksets, verycheaP,. =
Supcrfue Broad and Forest Cloths, q
= Handsome and cheap assertmeht, + =
Blankets, Dufis and Rose, cheap. for
: the quality J /. h. - -, 3IAsas
!SuPsr6ne Bath Coatings, for ladiesatid-
ing dresses. =: ~ 4 = w, ~.
Kerssy Moleskin, Fancy stout Satinetts,
CaS;meres, a handsome assortment, - ~.
Fuli'd Hose. alarge, assortment, /.
Lambs wool ditto w elsh knit, 81 :
ditto Gloves, of 4 good quality, :. !.
Broad Laees. ;handsome,asst. 81 cheap,
Velvet Fancy tinsePd Bands < Wreaths,
fancy Bullion and Spangled SKoe.bews,
very cheap, : - : 9 : - )
Very Gue Linen cambricts, cheaper
than usual, @4-s 49,.
90 Irish ,Sheetings, Bed 'Tickings,
Apron Checks. very cheap md good,
Fine Dowlas Linens and Britaniias,
Bandannoe and Madrass Handkerehiefs,
Damask camel's.hair& Catnhrie Shawls,
nek fashioned. - s:sfst &zS" - !.
Black and White G:inset, fine & cl:esb.
= Il = !. ALSO,,~' = s.. =.
:- :, A general assortment Of /.
Groceries and Eard- Ware,
Ausf which viii be sold on aS such ... :,
as must please ,he purchaser. =
n RdBENB0ItscH, g Co. I.
Martinsburg, December S, 1906. !.
= >
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Tie iollo.ging BLANKS, priased spith
NEW and EtxoANr ryPE, 8
are aiseys tsPsJ ss sale e. ttis oFek !:
DEEDS, common BONDS, lsssiTs "
CpNSTABLEsS BLANKS,
Pfomiasory. NOTES, &c. Il.
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New Goods.

HE subscribers respectfully inform
] their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have Just received their
assortment Of FALL and WINTER
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CASH given Tor slean.L ineh d Cotton
r. AJG Isl
AT the Once Of he INzxLIIokNsEa.
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The dimes are tsmpes.uous and the IS.
Peet Of the day 10 threatening--we
must have our best tried patriots At the
helm, or the ship must faaadef. II
7e7S75=Eg'% - PETOFIDAS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
SATURDAY.. Oct II

Mr. PozveY from New-Orleans fwho
turned out to be a subject of the King of
SPAIN was introduced by col. Burr as >,
witness by whom, (as he asserted) he in.
tended to authenticate Certain papers. and
toprove that general Wilkinson was in thc
habit OF receiving money from the Spanish
governments. The avowed object of esta-
olishing TINS charge against the general was
toimpeach his crcdi5ility by Contradicting
some parts Of his testimony, and TO shcw
mat his motive for defeating the project OF
Barr was not patriotism, bur to prevent an
invasion OF the territories of the King in
whose pay he was himself.
ms strange assertion, which could.
scarcely be made without admitting, that
col. burr's design was to attack the Spanish
Territories, not merely in the ever, of
war, but immediately and at any rate: an
assertion so inconsistent with the pretend.
ed settlement of the Washita lands. was
repeatedly urged by Mr. WiekhaDr, in the
course of a debate which ensued on the adj
instability OF such evidence, for the pur-
pose OF lmpuening the character of wit
ness, VINO had no notice of the charge in
tsnoed to be adduced against him.
lhe ChiT Justice decided that the evil.
dchce was admissible, and that Mr.. Po.ye,.
should be examined He was therefore
sworn, and questioned as to what he knew
concerning certain correspondence he.
tween the Baron de CqronGeEet and Cen
Ibifkin8on.
Mr. Poqcer addressed the court with
respect but frmness, and declared that. he
ing subject of the King of Spain. he
Gould not, without violating his duty and
honour give an account Of any political
q: winch the service of the King
MS master required to be concealed. He
stated that he had come hither from New
orleans with great reluctance an agent
OF Coi, burr who served subpoena upon
him having threatened him with impri-
S"hlneht IN case ne refused: but he hop
ea the court would not COMPEL him to
give the evidence which had been de.
manded.
The counsel fer Col. Btrr insisted thar
whether he was Spanish subiect or NOT
he was now within the power Of the court
and ought to be compelled to disclose
whatever he knew.
The Chief Justice decided in their IA
vor, and required the witness to urocecd
with his testimony.
VIZ To7Ver, however, resolutelv refused
lime was therefore allowed until three o.
CLOCK to consider whether he would obev
the Judge or not. At that hour he came
again into court; but, (Mr. H7rt being
then engaged in speakiug,) no notice was
taken Of his appearance.
Mr. Wtrt began his discourse between
twelve and one O'Clock. but had not finish.
ca when the hour of Adjournment arrived.
MS speech, SO Ear Is he progressed, shone
WIN ms usual fire Of eloquence, and was
peculiarly luminous in argument.
clock -"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
CIRCUIT COURT.
THURSDAY. October Is

The very eloquent and Ingenious defence
of the accused by Mr. Uickham occunied
the whole OF this day.
1t. must be admitted to the honor ofiAat
gentleman that he said a grea, deal indeed
in favor ofcol. Burr and made, .pcrhaDs. as
plausible representation OF the possibj,T-
ty or his Innocence rs could have been de-
vlsed hy any counsel learnetl in the law.
exerting all his subuety and acuteness "to
screen the guilty aud To- varnish crimes.p
tie did his duty, however,, to his CHI
ent, and, according TO the usual system
of legal Ethics, deserved applause.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20

the 2Sth August, having first landed dis
patches ut Brest On the 26th--'Fhey were
taken Immediately to London Ivy an officer
Of the Revenge, and the London Editors
had commenced but partially their spccu-
iations on their contents-Sir James II.
Craig, appointed Governor of the Cana
das, New Brunswick and Nova-Scotia, had
sailed for Quebec in the Roraao---No mem
,ion is made in the London prints OF the
$1,000 troops destined as was said in. the
account from Boston, for Canada and No
va Scotia---The three battaiions, menti-
oned by the arrival OF the Packet, appear
to have bcen the only force at present or
dered out---fhc papers contain the cores
pondence between yhe Danes and tkc Bel.
tish, which on account of its length and
the lateucss of the hour at which our pa
pers were received, we arc obliged tc
postpone till tomorrow ---Many other IN
Seresting articles viii be given in course.
(DGiiy .4dv.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
Lieut.. z. NJ. PIKE.

ETtracf Of a icftcr from Gen TTTlktuson
70 Grn $. Smith, daied Fart ddams, 12th
Sbfem6cr, 1906
At TINS moment thus stands the account
between Us and tive Spsniarcs on the side
of Iexhas we dishonor the armies of
Spain and Gas they aHcdgc) violate their
territory, by forcing their advanced post,
and compelling their officer to fall back
many miles, [See Gen Desrborne's order
TO PorterJ la consequence the Spanard
remtorces, advances, re ,umcs his former
ground and braves us We demonstrate
and menace, but he keeps posses sion Of
the disputed tracts not the balance a.
gainst us it is, my FREUD, and wiz re-
store what we have--I trust in Heaven
without blood-shed-but AZ all events"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
BEAUFORT, Is. c. Sept. is.

Departed this life, on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. ARTHUR SMITH and on TUESDAY
morning, Mr.. THOMAS HuTsoE--S vcs-
'eruay the remains of these Young gentle
men were deposited in the tomb. On Mon.
DAY morning, they arose in all the yieor Of
youih and health; in q few hours both were
bleeding ON the field Of honor. A CHALLENGE
had been given and accepted---a duel was
iought-aud both were mortailv wounded
such, honor, are thy triumphs! Come hi
tncr Ducllist, ard rcgalc thy senses see
TWO young men, the joy oftheir parents. le-
Yelling the deadly tube at each other-t,ev
hre-they fall. See them groaning on 4
ueath bed andncw they breath their last.
Hear the distracted outcries of fond
ana doating parcnt---the heart piercing Ia.
mentatlons OF atfectionatc sisters. and the
more SILENT though equally deep griefoflo-
wing Drothers-are these pleasing 20 thy
eyes, or music to thy ears-Yet these. oh
pucllist, arc tho fruits Of honor, SO called.
On thou idol, who delightcst in human
sacrihce who snufcst up blood aq sweef
smelling incense when will thv reign
cease oh ye votarics ut this MoiccL. o.
aDet,ofs OF murder end bloodshed rem EN-.
OCT that nat day viii assuredly come. wbcc
you WI Know, whether yon are to lra,pe
your actions by the laws Of honor. or th,
laws of God. ''''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
FROMLLOYD's LIST.

Sept. 4.-The Herald, Done, from Virgil
MA, to Bremen, is detained and sent into
plymouth. The Alonzo, Clark, from Vir-
glnia, to Rotterdam, detained and sent into
Dartmouth, has been liberated and sailed
On her voyage. AT Gravesend, Rittern.
Landors, from New York. Sailed from
Deal, Science, Howard, for New York.
At Cork, Isabella, Moore, New York Cos
port, Dirkham, Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
Conmoo'nre Rnrr

Commodore Barron, we understand, has
so recovered from his late severe illness.
as TO be able to attend the Court, which
stands adjourned TO Friday next. IL will
not be be IN our power to furnish our rea-
oers WIN any OF the proceedings that may
'"Ec place, II being contrary to usage to
make pubic any part of them until the en-
CURRY has terminated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
FRInAy. Or 16

The reply on the part of the u. 6. ESQ
commenced by Mr. A9' Rae, who, in 2 snecch
which corresponded with h:s great reputa-
tion as an orator, wet Into a full review
OF the evidence * displayed the combin'd eff.
feet OF the whole in very strong colours. ii.
spoke from ten O'Clock in the morning .un-
til the usual hour of adjournment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
BOSTON, October G.

ETtracf Of a letter from gentlemen in
Portland, dated September 7, receiUed
fhis morning
captain Denning in a brig from Liver
pool, IN 81 days, has just arrived, bringing
Information that the United States scHoo.
ner Revenge had arrived Captain Dem
ning brought no papers, nor reports any o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
With much respect & esteem,
Your obediept servant.
(Signed) JAMES WILKINSON.
Lieut. Z. NJ. Pike.
CT)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 -.

-,.fddftioT7aifnstructiouS to Lfeut. PIKE
Cantonment, Missouri, July 12lh, 1906
ISIR,
The health Of the Osages being now &C.
Inerally restored, and all hopes OF the spec
dy recovery of their prisoners, from the
hands of the Powatomics, being at an end,
they have become desirous to commence
heir journey for their villages, you are
therefore TO proceed tomorrow.
In addition To tre Instructions given YOU
on the l4th UT. must request you 50 have
me Talks under cover delivered 10 y hite
Hair and the Grand Pes!e, the Chief Of
tue Usage Band, which is settled on the
waters OF the Arkansaw, together with The
oeits which accompany them. You viii al
so receive herewith small belt for the
ParTis and large one lOr the I,e,tans or
CommaEchees.
Should you fad it necessary, YOU are to
give orders ia Monogram the resident In
terpreter at the Grand Usage to attend
YOU.
Iheg you to take measures for the secu-
rity and safe returnof your boats from the
Grand Usage TO this place.
Doctor Robinson will accompany YOU as
a volunteer. He will be furnished ned
iclnes, aud for the Accommodation which
! yea give him, nc is bound TO attend your
SICK
Should you discover any unlicensed ira
ders IN your route or any persot from this
| Territory or from tine United States, with
cut proper license or passport. YOU are
20 arrest such person or persons and DIS
pose OF their property as the law directs
My Confidence in your caution and dis
cretion, has prevented my urging you 70
be vigilant in guarding against the strata.
gems and treachery OF the Indians, hold
ing yourself above alarm or surprize, the
composition of your party, though il he
small, will secure to you the respect of am
host OF untutored Savages.
! You are to communicate fromfhe Grand
Usage and from every other practicable
point, directly to the Secretary of War,
transmitting your letters to this place un-
DER cover, 20 tie commanding officer, or
| by any more convenient route.
wish you health and successful and
honorable enterprise. and am,
| Yours with friendship,
| JAS: WILKINSON.
Lieut.. z. NJ. PIKE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
Bv .Ae shih stvifl, cam Cooke. which ART

8y :4e Shih Swift, CAPT Cooke, which ART
ped at mis- hoit last evening in 81 days
from LtUe'pooA, London hahcrs to tie
ia Of Sefl!eas6er, Li9yd's Lists and lori-
the cGice Of tie GfercGatiie .fdoeTtiSer
They G9ord M ci'icieace Ola cessation
Of Ho$nhGcS betgrsen France and En-
Siana, as reported yesterday By 7yay Of
BoSion, aud Ocry hfie shecuiatioa on
the differences Tvifh -3merica-- TIE fol-
t91Vlhg articles cgmfiTize me moSt i1nfso,'-
f0af FoA!.cM iRf2"nianoH they contain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
MONDAY, October 19.-Twelve o,cioct

Nearly the whole Of this day was occu-
pied by Mr.. Writ, who concluded his abIe
speech about two o'clock---after which
Mr. Power and Mr.. Swartwout were n.
gain called and examined. The evidence
and arguments of counsel having been con.
Guided, the court adjoured til this dav
Tuesday eleven O'Clock, when it is un.
derstood the final opinion Of the ChiefJus.
ticc will be delivered.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20

The Instruments, which have Furnished |
Gu VIII enable you 10 ascertain the varia-
tion OF the Magnetic Needle and the lati-
tude Win cxaStit1dc ; and al every remar-
Sa'le point, wish you 10 employ your 'rc-
.sscope IN observing the eclipses Of Jupi-
terS satellites, having previously regulated
and adjusted your watch by your Quadrant,
taking care to note with great nicely the
periods OF dimensions and dimensions of the
eciipsed Satellite. These observations may
enable us after your return by application
to the appropriate tables, which ! cannot
now furnish you. TO ascertain the Longitude,
1T Is an object of much interest with the
executive, to ascertain the direction, extent
and navigation Of the Arkansaw, ard Red
KlVer rs TAR therefore rs may be compa-
tibie with these instructions and pracsca-
ole to- the means YOU NAV command, ] wish
you TO carry Your views 70 those subjects,
ana should circumstances conspire TO favor
the enterprize, that you may dctach Gar
~ with e" Usage TO descend the Arkaa-
saw under the orders of Lieutenant Will
k'nson. or Sergeant baihnger, properly ia
strncted and equipped to take the courses
ana distances, 10 remark on the soil, tim :
Der, &c. &c. and TO note the tributary
streams. Tnis party will after reaching
our post onthe Arkansaw descend to Fort
Adams and there wait further orders; and
you Yourself msy descend the Red River
accompanied by party oftbe most respcc-
table CamuIaDchees 20 the Pos, of Natchi-
tocheS and there receive further orders.
70 alSburSe your necessary expenses and
! 20 a!t. your negotiations, yuu are herewith
FURNISHED six hundred dollars worth of goods
tor the appropriation OF which you are TO
render strict account, vouched by docu-
!nents to be attested by one of yruv party.
tWishingyou asafe S successful expect 10 /,
am sir,
| With much respect & esteem,
| Your obedieut servant.
| (Signed) JAMES WILKINSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
NORFOLK. Octnber

The Triumph, Captain Sir Thomas
Hardy, the Leopard, Captain HUMPHREYS.
and the Hamilton Tender, have allied for
Halifax. The ships now on this station
are the Beiioua, and Vile de Milan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20


su,,sr ri',o~. ore rs .ac Justices NJ the peace
for the Civ and parjsh of New-prlcerS,
J hn shaw. $50 Captain in the u. States
Navy, ard W.liam rharp. Esq. WAC be-
ing first duly sworn on the Holy tvanseHss
of Almighty GNd, declare and say, that on
or about the fifteenth dar Of January last,
1907, passing from the Coffee House, about
the hour of 10 o'c lock at noon, they were
accoSted opposite the principal by Judge
Provost of this place, who observed that he
was happy to inform these deponents, that
General Adair, the second in command to
Col. Burr, had arrived in town and was
then 1T Madam Nourage's, that he had just
waited OH him, or had seen the man who
had created SO much stir, who said Col.
Bnrr would be in town in three days, after
HIM, that il would soon be discovered if
the constitution ard Justice would prevail,
or that of the usurpation of power and ty-
ranny manifested i'm the measures at pre-
senr adopted Other remarks were made
by the Judge in tone and GESTURE discover
ing evident marks of irritation and oppose
ton to the measures of the officers of the
government, and impressed one ofthese de-
punents with an idea that the judges OBJ
e'ject was TO be personal with Capt. John
Staw, and extorted a reply that he (Capt.
Shaw knew no private character he obey
ed, and executed his orders without par
TALLY, and should always-be alert to meet
and apprehend the disturlers Of the peace
and harmony ct his government. These
deponeDts remained but few minutes
wiki judge Provost, and went TO the lodg-
ings Of the Captain, where the Opponents
considered it correct to inform Gen. VII
ikinson, that Gen. Adair was chen IN town,
which Capt. Shaw did by. sending his SER
want with a note to Gen. Wilkiason.
~ JOHN SHAW
MN. TdAltP.
Sworn to and subscribed befoye1
me, the day and year within writ
ter. b CEHAs,
Justice Of the peace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20

sent negociators TO request a concurrence !
in such measures IS can alone give secu-
riry against the farther mischief which the |
French mediate through the acc uisi5ion of |
the Danish navy" IL deS,res the tempo !
rary deposi. Of the Danish ships OF the !
line, in one Of his Majcsy's ports; Offering |
the most solemn pledge, that the demagQ |
should be s. amicably acccdcd %, every |
ship belonging to Denmark shall at the |
conclusion of general peace he restored
~ her, in the same condition and state oil
equipment as vixen received under the pro-
lection ofthe British flag" The Temporal
ny possession of Copenho zen, or of any part
OF the Danish territories, is not demanded.
though some OF thc foreign papers assert
ed such demand 70 have been made.
Intelligence has been received of the
surrender OF Stralsund 20 the French
Whether 1T had been bombarded hy the
trench, we know not but the Swedish
troops, we hear, retreated to Rugen.
~, :. September S.
IRON Aneriea, were on Thursday presen-
Tea 10 Mr. Canning by Mr.. Monroe, the
ambassador from The United States. The
surgeon OF the Chesapeake is arrived in
the Revenge, FOR the purpose of giving an
ample description of the affair between
the Leopard and that ship.
Accounts received in town leave us no
room to doubt Of the hostile disnosi.ion of
RUSSIA British subjects were absolutely
Killed and insu!ted in the streets of St. Pc
teiSourSh. AS some compensation, how
ever, Lord Cover had succeeded in get
ting the subsidy reshipped, and, as they
say ~ Scotland, eve maun taxi the hi,
and the buffit Wit. .
September Z.
Letters have been received in town this
morning from Holland, dated the 2oh ult.
winch state that Copenhagen, together with
the feet consisting of twenty sail, surren.
dercd after bombardment on the Gath.
! we nave made every enquiry as to the
trnth OF this report, but cannot learn any
thing which induces Us TO place any credit
| ~ II. On the contrary, we have seen let
'ers from Hamburg Of the 2Sth, which
make no mention of the fact; and we have
Just learned that Dutch papers to the I'd
inst were received in town this morning,
whicn are likewise silent on she subject.
Statesman OAice, . O'Clock, p. M.wWe
nave just learnt, thar letters are in town
from ROLAND, OF the Sd instant, which state,
/ tA2t aH Kind ct communication between
/ ms country sn6 Holland is now put a stop
10; net even passage boa: is suffered TO
leave the Dutci, Ilorts
X is SAID that Sonaparte's ministers at
vienna and It. Petersburgh have exerted
every possible effort TO cause the CONNER
cal agents OF those courts now in C. Britain
to De recalled, and also to effect the expul-
SION OF al British agents from Austria, Rus
| STA, sc.
we nope that as she SURGEON of the
ShcSapea!l is come over to England, he will
be able to heal the differences between the
! two countries
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20
me IoHo70ing intelligence is from Louis.
U lie. AiLnnak IL 1elz

3 IT. . eTItc 70 JTOW LOUIes
lie, IHgHst 10, 1907
esserday, DAVIS FLOYD was found
geliy OF misdemenor by the circuit court
" '.,I tlle INDIANA territory, held at Jeffcrson-
vile, on charge Of the q. States. ss.con-
nected with AARON Burr in his late treason.
able expedition. II is expected the court
WIZ pronounce their sentence this dav-
ded." w Pi0''T
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20

Vol. 9Th, pARr "a, OF No 10 q,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-20

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