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tornac, to the Ohio river, after having ac-
curate surveys made, of the principal
directions within the limits prescribed
by law, fixed upon the following points,
which left out Union Town and Wash
ington: From Cumberland, by Evan
Gwinn's and Jesse Tomlinson's, and
near the mouth of Rogers's run, to Red
stone; from thence, through Bridgeport,
(Which is separated by creek from the
upper end of Redstone) to the Ohio RI
YER near the lower point of IVheeiing is
land. & road on this route would run
about 81 miles through Maryland, 81
through Pennsylvania, and - through
Virginia.
During the late session Of the Legis-
lature Of Pennsylvania, the President
applied for permission to locate the road
on the route selected bvthe commissions
crs. On the 18th of Mach, the House
OF Representatives passed, and trans
mitted to the Senate for concurrence, a
bill authorising the President Of the l.
nlted States to open the read through
that part OF Pennsylvania living between
Cumberland, in the state of MARYLAND,
and the Ohio river, " preceded, that the
route reported by the Commissioners be
50 altered, as 10 pass through Union
Town, in the county of Favette, and
Washington, in the county of Washing
TONI
Whether the Senate has concurred, or
altered theshill; or whether it lies over
tor the consideration Of the next Legis-
lature, remains to be seen. It's believ-
ed that the President will not alter the
route.
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A letter from Commodore Rogers
states, that after he had conveyed the
lunisian Ambassador home, he heard
observations from him, that induce
him to apPrehend rupture between
unls and America. Boston Pal,
{ Capt. Allan, arrived at Boston, from
Malaga, received the following letter
from the American consul at that
place, on the eve Of his departure.l
(CIRCULAR.)
United States slip Constitmti9n,
Gibraltar bay, Dec. 20, 18O6.
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SIR,
Inc Iunisian ambassador left this on
the 3 81 INST Tor ,Tunis, carrying with
hlm impressions not the most fayoura-
bic towards our government which
may induce the Bey to act in a hostile
manner to our flag; in consequence Of
which, l think 1t prudent to advise YOU
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-27
NOTICE.

WM Be (oli, on TJ~jaay tie 5b Mo-. 1907. i.fbs
Torun Of Maae6sYtr al ne DrosHiap- [foyT ~ tie
lat. Jsj;b5 C. Bto1ua, III lis E,fsts, eostiEirg Of
HOUSEHOLD and s.itchen fCRHiI URE, a
! / GulIfett Of Carpenters Tools k'ln OF Bricks,
one Horle and Carr, one Coz" 'nd I'VE 5neep. The
Term. vv; h.. made brown th- day Of lale. Alo.
Ar the came ,itns and place, will be hired nine Ne
CROFs .-.el chrilnas 1SoS among whom, are,
Two = a Carpenters, aud one par Of Sauyers. Iris
ieqoeed that thofe who have claims agsinR the Said
efSate, viii make them known on or before the day
oflae and thoIe who indebted to fsid enate Ell
Their by bond or other~ile, will praie make payners
TO the administrators.
MARY BROWN, II-.iq,s.ri..
JEO. HoWLBTT. dgniai1y.ss,.
, 0aoaer Is. stg
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cki.ieLstg Biy.a5, De. IS. lsoe.
Dcl, Gm,oei,

UdII GS8fraI,
y" many opportunities prefsnf themfelves here
i"r conveying letter towards Orleans that would
be unefaeful to leave this without a, lesA offering
you the compliments of the feaCou, and my hearty
prayers for the iueeefs Of your bark on this tepeu
Gus lea Of Lberiy; for with all my confidence in her
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MOThE.

IEN NCTYGE.
Z HE Creditors Of Mr.. Gcnrrc Gresuhov,, are
hereby no'ihed, shat Dividend vii he mad, AZ our
fsndre.c iiiee, ~ Monday, che 9th Of soven,bsr
nsSt, vhtre they drtcd to a,tcnd with ,her &C.
coEnis proIstly suthsetestlA.
TAYLOR = BROWN, T,pf,rs.
W. ~ syts.h@py
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In fa.yaan4e Of O,1tvs Of t5e Con.rsoa Hal FIR
TIE City Of RiebuOna,
TT NOTICE rs BEREBi- GIYEN,
i HAT the iaid Common Hall will proceed, at
the next monthly meeting (Which is the third Mon
day in month"; eea one perfon to al as a
Police Matter for the aid City, whole alary will be
eight hundred dollars per annun, and one other per-
ION aa Captain of the night watch for the faid
City N. SHEPPARD, C.. C. Hail.
Oa. %. t3MN.
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NOW LANDING IND FOX Sale,
90 hhds. Loaf Sugar 2ohhd, q quality brown
90 hhds. Rye Whitley Sugar
~ hhd.. Antigua Rum IS boxes Cotton Cards
10 rierees Prime green 10 taGs Malaga Wine
Coffee Ton Patent Shot
IN STORE
90 bags Green Cpaee so hbds. ~. T. Rum
20 nay Pepper Is pipe. 4ts- proof Cog
80 boxes by TO Gials hrse Brandy
- trunks shoes 90 key, Hamilton,
g zoe bar Lad snuff
TERMS liberal, and made known on sprl;ea,;o,
70 HENRY HCVEY.
O9obsr % 1907. eose.
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H1RGINIAR.sNK SToCK......loe.
KleDmona @ertees Cirrsns.

ELLIS s. ALLEN,
FALL: e FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Z (Seeeed by one of rhe par,uers)
R.ssived BY fSe CALrE fSsm Lsaisn ard PsorncT2Ess
from liverpool:
-INoNFrT FINCH iaE-
d EST London iuper6ne and extra fuper6ne Cloths
y and fupcrlne double and Jingle millrd Kerfey-
meres,
Patent Princes Cords,
Royal patent Satin Velvess,
Nett Pan:aoons,
Cuttings, ,roienets, span;h, Maneslia, Cerealian
Stripes, and rich tiilue Silk, fix Cuttings,
Black Forentmes and Moefkins for vets,
Gardeners Vandykes,
Worried, Cotton Gill. aud Angola Hofe,
Ladies gaule and worried do.
Plain cotton & laced Clocks do. from 8. to g. frong
Black cotton and worried ditto,
Centlemens fashionable beayer and patent elk Hats
HeiIians' Boots and dreis Pumps,
Elegant Cambria Jaconett Robes,
Sarcenetts, Grapes and opera and imperial Nets,
Italian Silks and Chambrays,
Eambrics and Mullins,
Fawn, Crimion, Negona 9; India MautIcs, 6-4 & Ia
Marcons of different colours, Spider Net Balloon
Redtox ynie and Barawehe Muff. and Fipp.,s.
Ladies belt kid Shoes,
Lymerck and York. Town Cloves,
A. Irih Linens, 5-4 sheetpgs, Long Lawns. and
fome Iriih Diaper and DamaIs table Cloths,
Irifh and French Canlbrick.
Brudells Carpets and Rugs,
Coangs and Cloths, FiaGre!s, and ready made Grea,
Coats Peiiies Surtour Coa,s and Small Closthes
&C. &c. &c. which they will fell very low for cam
or on flort credit TO good cuRomers.
Oh. 90 eplm&<oawlm
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DODGE e. CORE.

DODGE e COBB,
TT AVE jui received very general and elegant
4 J. aGor,nient Of
FALL g WINTER GOODS;
Which much lower than ever before fold in mi,
city. October 2O.----nfl
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RICHMOND. TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 81 1907.

taunehnefs cannot help feeling fome anxiety
count OF iunken rocks and the crf.d pirates tina, in
fen her track.
iet out tomorrow morning for the Chiekafaws
and if you fboud have lefure to inform me of your
health by poft will remain there long enough to
eeiveit. and hope not mueh longer.
i have the honor to be with very iineere refrea
and eaeem
Dear General,
Your obcdieut fervant,
JOHN MCKEE.
His EfcoiIency
General WILKINSON.
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Capy qfe Ps9,serisf 10 8 hfi,y Of Cs7cyof Ys-,,
HH'iaiea 10 JoLH AItNss, dslef Nsrv O,iesas FeL
81. i8O7.
You want 20 difinguiih yourfeIf and tax the go
v'rnmen' beyond denial, 90 alone and feize Dur or
Brnnerhsfett Or Tyler or Rsulnone or Fioyd or all
Of hem aud dsliger ,hssu 70 tie 9gta,"
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JOHN SOUTHGATE,
At HIS STORE, osPosITk TIE posr.orYicr
Has jyf recrived an addition 10 bis foek Of
DRY GOODS.
dLso, -fH -sssoKTmkNT Of
GROCERIES, &c.
cROCKERT q CHTNd-WARE;
(WHICH offered low for cain, OF barter
Wv for country produce.
". 3. Bei LONDON SEINE TWINE and NAILS
Of all fizes.
October %. epst
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IT SAFE,
= Il WO Mich COWS, which have been RATED il,
town. Enquire at the Office of the Enquirer.
October %. IL.
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JOHN MCKEE.
Hi FSEsitrey, Gen. WILEInsoH.
The irreeusrity Of the mail. carriers oceaonsd this
TO be mail later than expected am SOW inform-
eddy letter from Mr. Dininoor that the Con,mi(rs
will meet the Chocaaws about 10 Nov and this NOR.
ming iet out with your friend Gen. w. Colbert 10
Mont Dexter 10 attend the Treaty.
J. Mex.
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on 70 allow TO fettIers. The object was to eff.
trct fettlement that would prove trong bar
r<r, s. avert the necetlity of maintaining ftand-
ing arrny. The lands on this tide of the Milf.
hfippi, it was well known, from their fubjeeti-
on to Indian claims, would not probably be fet-
tied until diitant day; and this produced a
neoefRty for forming fettlements on the weftern
fde of that river.
MIR. Smile believed this was a meafure that
would be attended with great benefits to the
U. 5. As the motion was merely to refer for
the pun ofe of enquiry, he hoped it would not
be oppofed.
Mr.. Varnnm was ofthc opinion that even if this
rneaiure flIould be ultimately confidered advif-
able, this was very objectionable time for it's
adoption. He was not of opinion that any con-
fderable force could be brought to bear on the
frontier thus propofed to be guarded. It
would be remarked that it was not contem-
plated for the defence of the Orleans, but the
Louifana territory. And he afked whether it
would be proper to adopt it while fuch vari-
Gus reports prevailed of the exiftence of confpi-
racies againlt the United States in the weftern
country. Might not the individuals engaged
in thefe combinations, on their dfcomfiture
and return into the U. States under this mea-
lure, occupy the lands thus Propofed to be
iurveyed.
Mr. Rhea declared himfclf greatly furprfed
at the fuggeeion of the gentleman from Malta
chuietts. Asto the fufpicions a1oat, he hoped
they would have no influence on the adoption
of this meafure.
Mr.. Gregg hoped, as the refp'u,ion contem-
plated an auoft radical change of the land
Nftem, it would be iuffered 20 lie for conftler-
alton.
Mr. Rhea acquiefced in this coufe.
The bill from the Senate, supplementary to
the act fixing the military peace eGabl;ihmen, of
the U. S. as given in our lat was read the
hrf time.
Mar. Eppes moved to reject it.
On this motion debate of about two hours
enfued.
McfIrs. Eppes, Varnum, Smile, C. w.
Campbell. and Bedinger Imported and Mefirs.
Lyon, Talimadge, Early, Findley, Gregg, Cook,
Elmer, Alexander and Thomas Moore oppof-
ed the motion; which was diiagreed to---Yeas
26--Nays 95.
The bill then had fecond reading, and was
referred to felect committee competed of
Mefirs. J. Randolph, Chandler, Dickfon, Gregg,
and Van Cortlandt.
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Thatif any perfOn fhalT, within the Territory
or Jurlidietion of the United States, bs-in, or
: let on foot, or provide, or prepare the means
tor any military expeditions or enterprise, 70
: be carried on from thence aganft the Terrific
8 ry or Dominions os any Foreign Prince or
State, with whom the United States are at
Peace, every fuch perion 70 offending fhall,
upon conviction, be adjudged guilty of High
Miidemeanor, and ihal iufter fine and i,npri-
Torment at the difcretion ofthe Court in which
the conviction ihall he had, 70 as that fuch
fine fhall not exceed Three Thou(and Dollars,
nor the term of imprisonment be more than
Three Years.
Given at New-Oreans, on the 9th day of
December, in the Year one thoufand eight
hundred and fix, and OF the Sovereignty
and independence OF the United States the
thirty-firf. i
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, |
/IS have undersigned my name, and
caufed the Public Seal TO be here
unto affixed.
WILLIAM CHARLES COLE CLAIBORNE.
BY the Governor,
r. CLAIBORNE, Secretary Pro TEN.
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Dotltcstlc.
FIRE AT BOSTON.
From tbe Centiuel, 1anuarr l

From TIE Centinei, January II.
II is with peculiar regret record that about half
pst O'clock yeherday mornirr the new and ele
pant building of the Columbian Niuleum, owned by
Mehrs. Bowen & Doyle, was di(covered to be on
fire, and which, with part Of che valuable cole Gfon
was foon deitroyed. The fire is iuppoiei to have
taken, by lome accident, in the tary in which NJ.
Marten exhibits his Phanafmagoria as advertfed in
the'papers Some time before the flames were feen,
loud report was heard iupPofed be the exploion
OF fome ohymcal preparation, aud which was the
oauGo Of the difaAer We are confident not the final
lei blame attach Meilrs. Bowen & Doyle, for
want of and vigilance and at half paH /
O'Clock on Ihurlday night, Mr., Doyle in the mu-
ieum to fee if all the fires and lamps extinguh
ed. II is remarkable, that Fhurfday the ami
veriary OF the deifruGtion of the mueum By fire in
1908 At that time Mr.. Bowen then Gole proprie-
tor, did not feel it incumbent oa him to folicit the
public aid in tha re-efablifhment of his in!tituton
But this econd calamity has 70 impaired the means of
the propretors, that an appeal to the public benevo-
lence, we underiland, is indilpenlahle duty. We
hope the appeal will not be made in vain; and that a
liberal fublcription will enable them to re erect their
building, and re-eaabHh an inauton which has
done credit the afforded an Innocent anufe-
ment to our citizens and trangers; and been a mag
which has attracted wealth from the interior The
l9fs is eAinated at 80 900 dolls.
After the fire had fuhiided, a very melancholy
eataitrophe occurred great part of the fouth wall
oi the Muienu Tell INTO the chapel buryiug ground,
and killed fix young men and wounded feveral o.
theirs. Thole killed, are William, fon of capt Mi
chael Homer, aged II, "a Promifng youth,-John, ion
OF MIR. Philip Condor, Zone of the prefnen employ
ed in this offlce) aged 4.-Henry Fullerton, aged
90, apprentice of Nlr Richard Thayer, houre-
wright-ifaac Peabody, Of Shirley, an apprentice of
John Leman, blacksmith, aged l5.--Joglua Urann,
an apprentice of MIR. Ayes, cooper, aged I7 And
James D. Brals, apprentice Of Mr. Jennings wheel
wright, aged iS. We do underlland that any of
the wounds are mortal
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NEW-ORLRANS, December %.

ON Saturday iaft, (being the anniversary of
The pofieiiion. of LouiIiana by the United Statesl
the Battalion of ORLEANS VOLUNTRERs, un-
der the command of Major DR Bowg paraded at
the Place P6rDieJ; where they were infpeGted
by Col. CnJbing ofthe United States army. The
condition of their arms and accoutrements were
tuch as to meet the full appreciation of the Col.
They were afterwards reviewed by his excellen-
cy GENERAL WILKINSON, the commander
IN Chief. They fired a Feu-de- 3ois in honor of
the day, which was performed with great or
der and regularity. Although we have not as
yet heard the fentimeuts of the General on the
occalion, yet from the apparent fatisfaction
which was manifefed, we have no doubt but
the martial appearance Of the Volunteers met
his entire appreciation. Should the General
give publicity to his fen;iments on this fnbiea,
we ihait laval ourieves of the earlief 'opportuni.
ty to lay them before our readers
1t was gratifying TO the patriot to view this
corps, increaied in numbers, improved in dilci-
pine, aud well equipped and prepared for the
defence or the Territory. The attention and
ardor of many of the officers would command
the hIgheft appIauie, were it not nGdious TO fr-
ect and uteIets to enumerate, where almoft eve
ry one is worthy.
a ialute was fired at noon in honor of the
day.
After the Review, General Wilkinfon and
number of the officers vilited his excellency
governor Claiborne. They drank number Of
patriotic toafts and fpent the remainder of the
day IN harmony. OrleaHJ Gazstte.
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Hi' E@eeilsaey TtoHa' Js6s.lea, Pr5deaf Of lie United
H!atss.
SIR,
! he Saratoga Rangers, Volunteer Company
Of the Fra New-York Regiment Of Light Infantry,
which have the honor command, refolved, at a
full meeting, tender their ieryices their coun-
try.
When formed our!clves in;o a company, it was
with view engage i'll active iervice whenever the
general welfare ihould require it. Our landard was
preiented by the lluitroua Gates it reminds us Of
great example and nimuases to duty.
Our zeal upon this location is heightened by the
confederation that il our fervices hould BE- accepted
they vii! be engaged in iuPrort of the laws & magif-
tracy Of our country
have the honor, FIR ene'ole copy Of the refo-
lutions Of the company
With every lentimeut of refpe9 and duty.
CHARLES CHRISTIAN
Ne7o 1oy& Dc. o. 1906
AZ meeting Of the Officers, Non Couminioned Off
GERS aud Privates Of the Saratoga Rangers, New
York, Dec god, 1906.
Rej9tvsd. naeait7,afy, That conceive it our du-
~ promptly to fup2or BY force of arms when the
conituted authorities declare Il neceary, the coni-
tuition, laws, and integrity Of oar country.
Reofye1, pslai1ogiy Tina; the Captain pr,fynt to
the PRECEDENT Of the United States the tender Of fer
vice Of the officers, Non Comm1ioued Officers, and
Privates Of this company 10 march when and where
the public welfare may require, agan any eueuy OF
che United States
SIGNgD for himfelf and in behalf of the Officers
Mon commiiored Officers, and Privates Of the
Saratoga Rangers.
CHARLES CHRISTIAN, Cq8h.
Hi5 Exssileaty TIE Pyef5sqi1
oTfbs Uahe4 States.
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this example of patriotic ipirit Always a friend to
peace, and believing it promote emineny the hap
pineis and proiperity of mankind am ever unw-
ling that 1t ihould be diiturbed until greater and
more imPerious nterelts call for an appeal to force
WheHever that fhall take place feel perfect conf
denee that the energy, and enterpre dplayed by my
fellow ctizensn the puruits of peace will be equally
eminent in thofe of war
The Legislature have now under confederation in
what manner, and what extent, the executive n,ay
be permitted to accept the iervice of volunteers,
ihould the public peace be daurbed either from
without within; in whatever way they fhall give
that authority the Saratoga Rangers may be alured
that UNREASONABLE ufe fhal be made Of the proffer
which their laudable zeal has prompted them to
make.
With my acknowledgements to them, pray you to
accept, Perlonay, the afiuranee of my high conGde-
ration and refpect.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Captain Cbrjfian,2
Saratoga Rangers.
The Legislature of this fate met at Albany the
Goth inf.
The hon. John Broome, Lieutenant Governor, and
fevera OF our Members of the Aembly left this city
yefterday, for Albany.
IL is yet to be determined whether the members of
the Senate and Anemby denominated LewiGte will
unite with the federaits aganf the republican party
The SENATE of MASSACHUSETTS in ther
aniwer to the Governors fpeech have introduced the
following eulogium the Administration of MIR.
]efferfon:
he U. States, placed at great iinarce from the
powerful nations of Europe have wifey refolvsd to
take no partin their contentions and when united at
home, can have little caue fear either their force
or their influence IL Is nevertheless the part of
10
ever from the operation of the or the other our
rights commercial or terri,oria at any time me-
naeed, the general CONFIDENCE which is placed in
the wiom and Integrity OF the National Admniiira-
ton IS afe pledge of that hearty aiauce and CO.
operation, which will eniare their complete protecti-
on and defence"
This aniwer was opPoftd by MeHrs Philips of S.
otis, and Gore; and advocated by MeIrs. Hill and
smith. The queltion carried III the affirmative
Yeas mays 10.
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E*troa ga letter osr Captain obn S5azp, dated Nlzo-
Orleans, De. 9.
have ordered lieut's. Read and Patterfon TO the
mouth of the lbberville, where the ketch Etna, lieut.
Jones, will join them, Gun boats No. IL & H. will
order to fort Piacquemne, form crofs fire on any
attending foe. take command the Ketch Vefivi-
us. Lieut. Read will place in the command of the
Revenge, mounting 10 ix-Pounders, well as three
armed barges, mounting lix-pounders each. We
iha move upwards with every d;lpatch, in order
to drive en- fhore and deRroy their advance of SEQ
men,"
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duced by the writ OF Ha6eas Corpus, ifaiho xsS,
! MIR. Doriey replied, in fupport Of the petit,
on. .-t
| MIR. Caldwell again Fpo,se and
| Mr.. Jones replied. .
Some further conversation enfiielf between
| the countei--wheR chief juGice Cranch declared
1t The opinion OF the court, that before IN riSt.
neis Alright exif(ed to claim a writ of Habeas
Corpus, II mutt appear on affidavit that the
warrant OF commitment, or other autLOfi,, :
under which the confinement had taken place.
had been refuled, together with the grounds
OF reiutal. Judge Cranch added that this decia-
on was made under the 3lit of Charles Second.
which applied TO this cafe.
feint objection was made by Meilrs Cald.
well and Doriey to the application of this fla
tute, which was ovcr-ruled by the court.
hort time after this General Eaton and
Mr.. Donaldson appeared in court.
MIR. Jones faid that the tetimony of General
Eaton would be lengthy, and in order TO allow
time tor his drawing it cut, he requefed that
he might be INDUCED until Monday.
This courfe was acquiefced in by the court in
reipect to both the ,witnefles.
Mr.. Caldwell then Offered the following affi-
davit:
Di5fr1d Of Colnm5ia-Na;biagfoa County, S..
On the cath day of January, in the wear OF
our Lord, 1907, psrfona'ly appeared Elias B.
Caldwell, who being duly fworn, tlepofeth and
faith that be called on 1t. Col. Franklin Whar
TON, commandant ofthe Marine corps, and re-
qneiied of him copy of the warrant or caufe
ot commitment of Eric1 Bollmau and Samuel
Swartwout, to which the faid col. replied that
he had no warrant of commitment, but that
they were delivered to him in the ufua militia
ry mode, and that they were merely under his
care for fate keeping
Sworn to before me the day and year above
written.
WIN. BRENT, elk.
MIR. Caldwell added that he had not feen Mr..
BoIiman, and did not know whether il; was his
with to apply for writ of Habeas Corpus.
He would, therefore, only move for writ OF
Habeas Corpus for MIR. Swartwout.
Mr.. Jones intimated hope that fome DAYS
ihould be allowed for making out the return
to the writ, which might require elaboration
and legal advice.
This was oppoted by Mef1rs. Caldwell and
Dorfey.
When the court ordered writ of Habeas
Corpus, IN the cafe of Samuel Swartwout, re.
turnable on Monday at O'Clock.
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wAsnINoroN, Jan. II, 1907.


have duly received your letter Of Dec ~, con-
veying tender by the Officers, Mon. CommiiIi-
oned Officers and Privates Of the Saratoga Rangers
oftheir voluntary fervces to fuPpor the contribution,
laws, and integrity Of our country, when the conn-
tutioual authorities fha declare it neeeliary and
SOW, on the public behalf, return them thanks for
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-29
THE BUBBLE is BURST.

We underftand that bills of the gzid emberor's
exchequer, have been literally protected in this
city, 10 tine amount of $4,000 dollars the
BEARS on this occalion are not named-but it is
certain that admiral BLenneyba1ft has made a
hull of it. ,A,ro,z,