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;sns;lars.d;spssi,icn is said 70 prevail Al Ct.
Genevieye.. The writer OF the letter
observes, that he has seen an affidavit
which states, - that the standard of Re
tellion is TO be raised on the 18th inst"
but that preparations had been made TO
meet the revolt, and It i Thought that
the publicity Of the measure had detea-
ted the object. The Americans are re.
presented 40 being zealously attached to
the interest and honour Of their govern
ment. The rfurthersay 8, that" two
militia captains Of St. Louis had said
they were prepared tosshaks OF the yoke
Of the United States, and would join in
the rebellion the instant il commenced"
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Wr,u. Tori, Dec. 26.
IMPORTANT


Buenos. A yres retaken.-Mr. Hall, d
passenger in the 6rig Adrhne, eapt@"
Wickham, 10 daeE fam HaV0n"a, has
sent ~ from [ravesend Bay, the totOap-
ing important intelligence
- y 7tpo or tAree days previous to the
sailing Of the decline, neros .Vas vecei.
Ordfrom Panama, s'asing, ntat accounts
hdd jnst been received there Cthe 2oth Of
FOeto6er,) .efhhe RE.eAPruhE OF Boz.
aos-AyeEs. on the sth Of August, BY a
Naedicomadader, Sianed Don ST. Jago
e Mar, at the head Of 500 troops, and
o. 400 Vohvnteers th4s they had kiI-
led atouf 500 and teok about 1000 Eng
iishnsl prisoners, inciudingin the latter
NE commandsr KIURLE7,, dndG num-
Der 81 etfcers, 1Ae Spanish troops uoe'e
iron Mbhfeoiedo, and We'e carried up
the riptr about FAMILIES N. w. Of Baeaos-
i dyres, 10 The riyer Conchos, in launches
and snail vesseLs. J. II appedre3 to have
been aa entrrprixt Of L. Mar ant his
toioipeys a,aknesUn 10 che Spanish goaern'
PS Tde accounts received at the
Haeanaa maze no meniion Eef the Eng
la .Aitpias. A.
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w., . Sn6seri6srs 10 rae Rseisstant Ebis-
cepat ChG,eA, ,Vho haze NOT Paid NJ GhtiF
subscriptions, are respectfully insiis1. =
do il. a. the period IL dtaseiHg % q
sehen the engagement ceases, and
gard to hesnsrrest u srperai,
compel the measure.
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FRANKFoRT1K)Dsse.

! ,FtRANKFORr.( KJ December 90
= letter from gentleman now At st.
louis, 70 bis friend in this place, dated
tns 9Th instant, was received lew dag .
ago. containing the unpleasant intelli-
gencs, that Tho French aud Spanish To-
.nae q. had svinced = dispositionsery
n.Hlr'endly, and even hostile 10 the GO
serament Of The United States. A. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
TO RENT.

Fer three fve war;,
HAT valuable LANYARD, of the late Mr.
Jacob Boekius, and now occupied by the lub.
cr'oer ituAted on the MainStreet of this city, he
tween the capitol and balm of the canal; its conven;.
enees are hyperion to any Other in thispIace.
large Currying' SheP, Cellar and drying Ioft.
ipaciouS Bark-Houie, two Bark Mills and EouG-s
Beam Houle * every other rsqudte for the tanning Of
from = to 5000 hides year, executive of l,ins.
Aiio, on the fame Tenement, convenient Dwell.
ling fiouie, Kitchen, Smoke Houte. Stable and Gar.
den The renter may be accommodated, with abop,
one hundred cords ofexceent Spaniih and Blackoat
Bark, now in the Bark-houfe, at fair price rropo.
falls for the above will be received in all this and ner,
month and ifnot difpofed of, within this time il
will De offered public auction OH the prrn,iies th-
l. th of March next
Bend with approved fecurty will be required and
Poiieion given the r of april next, OF the bark.
houie bark mills beam houle, lines, pools ba,e..
handlers and part Of he vas And the DWELLING ho,,G.
and reiidus of the tenement on the fri Of Nav
next. '
The reafon ALIGNED for offering the forepoipg nro.
pery tor rent, is the i'll Fate of health of the b.y
Der, to pay that attention the buipefs requires.
MARCUS ELCAN.
JAM Is, tawI5r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
From oXr Gazette Extra of TueLiay.

This day, about o'clock, the aid-de-camp of gen.
"ilkinion, read the following in the Coffee Houre,
and had it peled on the books:
CEN. WILKINSON regrets that it i. not in his
power from Prefrure of public in,ereas, which
mperiofly commands his attention. to be at the Cof
tee Houfe a: he intended this day.
he therefore takes this mode Of warning the mer-
chants and ihiP owners to hold their veeIs in read-
neis to haul of into the iream fould it be found
neceiiary, at the fhorteR notice. But he begs that
this may he eonfdered merely falutary precauti-
on not that he believes COL Burr is at Matches or
that ne will ever reach this city under his own Volt
ton; and he warns the citizens not to refpea the
rumours IN circulation beeaufe the general by let
ter rom col Burr's own hand, written to Dr. Boil
man, is authorized to fay that the colonel, utmoa
calculation OF force did not exceed 5000 men, and
that he would, in peron precede the main BODY with
about 1000 men to Natchez, where he intended to
halt
The faithful citizens may be afIured that with mo-
derate exertons only, and the deciive expulfion of
traitors the form will burR over the heads of its au
thors and hurl them head-long to perdition, whill
the inhabitants of this city ftall dwell in fecuri,v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
TIL: JEFFERSON.

by virtue of deed Of trun executed on the 24th
- day of May, 1906 whereby David Rois con-
veyed to us, tract of land called Coles, in the
county of Gooehland, containing by then late fur
vey, 1910 acres alto, another traa fmall diaance
from that called Coles containing 200 acres more or
els, being the fame land, thar the fad Rofs pur-
ehaied from John Hughes and wife, and ALTO the traa
OF land called Mount Profped, the greater part of
which lies In FlUvanna containing by ehma,ion 1900
acres except 225 acres heretofore field by the fad
Rois, out of the faid tract Samuel Petit, to raife
the fun of eleven thoufand and four hundred dollars
with nteret thereon from the 1T January, 1907 to-
gether with all charges and exponces Of fale; and in
puruance of requiition made in writing under the
Proviiions of the iaid deed; we fhall on the 2lh
day OF March next before the front door of the Ea-
gle Tavern, in the city Of Richmond, fell for ready
money, all and fngular, the land and elates above
mentioned, at which time and place, conveyances
will be made to the purchafers. A more particular
Description of the above property, may be feen by
tracing the references contained in the aid deed now
OF record, in the general court under acknowledge
ment OF the fame in c0Hrt, the 9th June, 1906.
THOMAS NORVELL,
w. ALLEN,
VIM. C. WILLIAMS.
February 10. (tf)
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Tsp autboritll.
LAW OF THE U. STATES.
AN ACT

Ts alter TIE fiue Of holding tie eeu and di9 esay,s
!" sbe d;f,ia Of ". Ca-S.;ra.
d IL Dat7ei BY tLe Senate and Hoaj: of Resy./sntu-
tves Of .bs United Ssstcs eff Aneriea in ConeYe/
egmsed That inilead of the times heretofore eltab
hihed by law for the feous Of the circuit court for
the ditri9 of North Carolina the faid courts ihall
hereafter commence and be holden the twelfth day
OF May, and the twelfth day of November, in each
year, any thing contained in any former act or as ia
the contrary notwithstanding. And all actions, fui,s,
proeeis, peadngs, and other proceeding cf what ma
ture or kind foever, civil criminal, commenced or
to commence in the faid court, and all recognizances
returnabe 20 the fad court, the Goth day of Juns
next hall be continued, returned to, and have day.
IN the ieiion to be holden by this a, and the fame
proceedings hall be had thereon as heretofore, and
iha have all the ee6, power and virtue as If the al
teration had never been made PrOvidsd neveytbsLeE
That when the twelfth day of May, or the twelfth day
OF November ihal happen Sunday the next fucceed
ing day fhall be the FRI judicial DAY Of the term.
SEC 9. dnd be further snae7el, lat the diftria
courts ofthe United States for the diflrf of North
Carolina, hall after the Palng of this act, commence
and be holden on the following days, inRead of the
times heretofore efabAed by law that is to fay al,
Wilmington, in and for the dirist of Cape Fear. ON
the fra Mondays in February, June and October: Al,
Newbern, in and for the difra Of Pamptico, on the
Friday next after the ra Mondays in February, Iune
and October and at Edenton in and for the diiir;a
OF Albemarle, on the fri Tuefday which fhal follow
the Friday next after the ra Mondays in February.
June and Oetober. And that all actions, fuits, wrts,
proces peadngs or other proceedings, commenced or
to commence, or which fhall be now depending in a.
ny of the difra of the difrS of North Caro-
ina ha be continued over, and have day in the next
diitra court to be holden in the fevera d}rias as
hereby eaablifhed any thing in any former aa or aas
to the contrary notwithstanding.
NATHL MACON
Speaker Of the HonEt Of Reeyejentativ.s
GEO. CLINTON,
/iee-P,sGdtnt Of tie United Slater, and
Prsfltnf file Senate.
February 4, 1907.
APPROVED,
TIL JFFFFRSON
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TUESDAY, Feb, 10.

menage was received from the Prefident
furnfhing the Information reqGeted by the
Houle on the fuhieA Of gun boats.
After the tranlaclion of good deal Of minor
buiintfs, the Houfe again refclved itfeIf into A
committee of the whoIc-Mr. VARNuM in the
ehair-on the bill prohibiting the importation
of flaves into the u. S.
Comfortable progrefs was made M the diff
cr Zion of the proviions of the bill, when the
committee rofe and obtained leave to fit again.
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Dee.4.
FARMERS HOTEL.

A s.. BROCKENBRoUGH, having purehafed
n the houirs Of DIR. M'Conoehie in this town
formerly the property of Meiirs Ritches is deter
mined to convert them into TAVERN for the ac-
comnodaton Of the public he has provided himfelf
with an excellent cook, and has made arrangements
for coniant iupply of the bea Fiji, OyGers, Wild
Fowl, &C. in their REFLECTIVE feafons no exertion on
his part will be wanting render the time agreeable
to thoe gentlemen ladies' who may think proper to
favor him with their comPany--he expects to meet
with encouragement from the public adequate to his
exertions.
Tappahannoek, January s.
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MARSHAL's SALES.

WW6e Joid,to The Lig65f bidder, for ready uorey unas,
decree Of tbe eftbe United State, 10, TIE So cir
fnf in tbs Pirgina Die7, Betzve,a PLiaeas Bond at.
O,nsv for TIE creditors Of Ezekiel Eazvaydi Plaintiff
and DAOid Ref, and others, d.tcndanfs -
~ NHREE valuable PLANTATIONS in tho cous-
u ties OF Phtiylvani and Bedford, upon Stanton
and Pigg rivers fated in the deed of tru in the pro-
ceedings mentioned, to contain three thouand acres
more or efs but iuppofed be comfortably more ex-
teniive comprehending all the Lands that on the 9Th
day OF June 1895 belonged appertained to the
three plantations known by the name of the Mountain
plantation, mouth of Pigg River plantation, ard the
Frying Pan plantation. more particular defcript-
on of which will be given on he day of fae The
iale will take place the EagleT Tavern in the city of
Richmond, on Tuefday the 9th day of February
next.
Also at the Oxford Iron Works in the county of
Campbell, on Tuefday the third day of March next.
will be fold under the faid decree, upon the fame
terms, number Of very valuable SLAVES.
Benz. MOSBY, D. NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, M.v.D
JAM g. eptdE
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JAMES STRATTRN.

Taylor a"d Hadh Noker, firm PHILADELPRId.
- ESQ leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies' of
4b Richmond aud the country that he intends c,s'
rying the above butnes in al its yarious branco,
being well acquainted with the newell fail.ioDs. he
hopes from Punctuality and aiduity to bulineis. t.
deierve little fther patronage, as nothing faI be
wanting on his part to render atisaGion to cuaon,-
ers; and for neat workmanihip, he pledges hin,fsn
to have it done in the neateft manner.
JAMES STRATTFN,
N. b. fiIs rehdenee Is on the Man-Street Rjek.
mond, next door TO David Logsns.
OSt' 10 2awtE
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JOHN 1OMPKiNs,

mas ,eseiOsd an e6o,tasaf IF GOODS Coafqieg Of
E'IANNELS, Coatings, Blankets, Role and DUFF
file Drabs, Frlze, Kerleys, Feauought Cloths, Car
pets and CarPeting, Bombozeus, Swanldown, Paten,
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlds, Sheeting, Ker-
leymeFes, Calicoes and Mullins, &c &c. which he
will dilpofe Of on very liberal terms by the piece or
package.
NOV. II, If
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TO RENT.

H'OR one or more years, and poG; ilion given
i the tirit of May next. A TWO STORY
bRlCk HOUSE, in the town Of Lynchburg,
at prefent occupied by Mef1is. William and
James Morgan. The fad houfe is an excellent
fand for fore and capable OF accommodating
genteel family for terms apply to the flb-
lcriber living in AmherR county, near New
Glaigow. Thomas Nj. Cock of Lynchburg,
or MIR. Daniel Warwick of Richmond
LINDSEY COLEMAN.
Jan. go. (amN
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January s.

a SSiIE of BREAD for the city of Richmond
L from the 9th init until further orders (Super-
hne Flour being7 Dollars aud "a Cents per Barrer)
viz.
A Jingle loaf made of Superine
Flour to weigh &c ozs. for Is
Ditto OF Common Flour 2I 4I-e
Double the above W.T.. refpea ;vely 9
EDW. CARRlNGTON, Mayor.
January 8. IT,
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NEGROES-FOR sale.

MAY be Purehafed on long credit, and low
4Vl terms, the TENEMENT on which the Sub
feriber lives, iituated Church-hl within about
one half mile of the Richmond narket-contanipe q
acres OF ground, well encloied and highly improved
The buildings conft of large and well confrutl ed
Dwelling Houie, Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke
Houe, two Stores Brick Office, Coach HouGe, Barn
and Stable All theie buildings are well fnhed
and IN oompleat order for the accommodation of a
large aud genteeI family who may have eaGy acee(.
to all the advantages of the city and live as retired a,
they could with.
JOHN ELLIS.
January s. e.
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MESSAGE.

From tbe Prehdrnt IF the Unifrd States, tram
miHing further Information Touching an Hleeal
e0nbf18fion Of private individnai5 agaiuR THE
fsHte and iGfety cffbe Union, and a military ex.
Praifi0n planned BY t6eh1 againR the territories
eta pozver in amity qritb the u. S.
Fe6raaiy 10, 1907. Ordered TO lie on tbe tabs.
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THE Sc BSCRlBERS,

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Haviag f1ter Rcgfs fezo dsors 5eiozu tie Bell Ia
Germ, e3crs For Sale under The E,.7 of
WHITE q SHELTON,
A GENERAL aiIortment of GROCERIES. which
IN they will difpole of on very moderate terms,
Tor Cath, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON
December 80, ep If.
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Jan. Is
JUST RECEIVED.

a FRESH Allotment of Claret Wines, Cham.
L \ paiSne' M"Hiieuz ny the box, Burgundy. Sau-
tern, Vim de Grave, l.afite, Mulcat Of Front;ense
Wine Btters-and ALTO, a freih fupply of Olives, Ca.
pers, Anchovies, Cayenne Pepper, Mulard, Frunes.
Raitins by the box, Almonds and Fi!berts. All kind
OF Weit-India Sweetmeats all kind of Confeetiou..
ry-and different articles of Perfumery--For Sale nv
ALEXANDER PLAINVII.LE
Richmond, O6. II. (payyGn,
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McCAY q CONAN

HAVE reeeiqed By fbe late urripab fran,
IL London, a large ami .fa)bjouoblr a9agf.
01enf IF Go4 and Sii1,er WATCHES, svifb a
4,aricy Sf articles IF 5'e4DeIiery and Siltrr
Nork. ADo, an a66rfmenf If Wattb A5aker,
TOOLS and materials qUbieb, 4yifb f5eiy 6,,
0ier.Focf, renders their aD5rfment very gnS,ql.
~ Of qOlieb fbcy G1sr at TIE m9g redgeed brie.J
for cayb.
Deeeuber IS. IT,
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
ALEXANDRTH tx fCKERS,
N0TV LUNHirP

"A CONSIGNMENT by Mr.. Jamiefou difea
! h rom the Bakery, Of lis far.fam'd excejIep,
Crackers, in barrels, half bbls aud kegs. Alto ia.
perfne PilotBread, in bb5 aud for fae, lat the b..
Kerry price III Alexandria and charge,) az the nors
lla;eIy occupied By MeiIrs Cranberry and Hancock
by IANIFg SMITH ~
Who has in fore, low-proed blue faea ifi Cloth.
and ailorted tlauosI'' which ne will fell bargain
ALso-ludia Piece Goodo--ehesp.
Dec 2. ,r
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FOR SALE,

a TENEMENT, being part Of Lot No 1o6 adj
i \ joining Mrs Sarah Letters at Rockets; lately
occupied by captain Benjamin Colver wbsreon is a
eommodous Dwelling Houfe, in good repair. For
terms, apply to Mr. Richard Young, near the premies
to the iublerber at Baltimore.
STEPHEN COLVRR.
January e. Gawst.y
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KNOXVILLE, IAN. o,.

Esiraa Of a letter from a gentleman in Gala
TN, (Tfn.) to bis friend in this tosvn, dated
january 10, 1907.
The people of Sumner and the adjoining
counties are volunteering faf to purfue Burr,
and flop him in his career if pofiible. Captain
Bradley, and captain b. Martin have both en-
lifted full companies and are ready to fet out at
moments warning
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DISSOLUTION OF co-pARrNERsuIp

rg7HE COMPREHENSIVE of C. and 7. sau,.
ders, isdilo!ved by mutual conlens. All debt.
due by the concern will be adjuned and paid by LIE.
iueur and Saunders, who aione authorized TO iet.
tie all claims due to and by the concern.
c. II. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
N. d. Ihoie indebted are requeaed to make i'm.
mediate payment further indulgence can he au
ven.
LESUEUR, & SAUNDERS.
Nov. %. r.
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r. THE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA.
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Rltchie, is now for fale, by the grois, dozen or
Jingle, at the Enquirer Bookstore
ALso-A General Aflortment of LAWYERS
and Sheriff's BLANKS, iuit printed.
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II GREAT BARG aIM.
February 10.

OR SALE, TRACT of LAND in Hanover
county, wherein now live, lying on Crump's
creek, containing about 500 acres and within miles
OF the city of Richmond; upwards of 200 acres of
which are uncleared, and is good wheat and corn
land; there is on this tract fome very good Meadow
Land-Has on it good dwelling houfe, barn and
other out houfes, in good repair with young orchards
OF peach, apple, and cherry ALTO another traa in
iad county, adjoining Broad Neck, about one-haf of
which is wood land-Alfo $50 odd acres lying in faid
county, in the neghborhood of Joeph Crofs, within
three miles of good Jaw mill, and well ftocsed with
oak and pine timber There are fifty bufheIs of
wheat TOWN on the tract frR mentioned. A further
Description Ct thefe lands is thought unnecefary, as
any Perion inclined to purchae, it is prefumed will
with to view them. One-third of the purchafe mo.
ney will be required in cafh and twelve months Gre
dit will be given for the other two-thirds. A deed
of 1ruft upon the land will be required to fecare the
payment of the other twothrds.
WIN. SIMS.
FEBRUARY ~. oaw3w Z.
~ b. AS intend to remove to the weltward, I'M
mediate Pofleilion will be given. VS..
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NEW-ORI.EANS, Ian. 8.

Yeaerday the battalion of Orleans volunteers
were Paraded in front of the Military Barracks,
where gen. WIkinion attended, and took the oath of
aeg'anee' which was afterwards administered to the
officers and prvates. The general adlrefTed the Of
eers at comfortable length, and declared the whole
battalion to be under military law.
The LII, end, and part Of the 4sh regiments of mi
t'a were at the fame time reviewed by the governor,
who ALTO took the like oath, and administered il TO
the officers of thefe regiments
feiterday about o'clock the u. S. fchr. Revenpe,
lieut. Read, exchanged falute with Fort St. Charles,
and failed up the river to Join the fauadron which :,
aationsd at Point Coupee.
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RELL TAYERMLL

ME subfcriber begs leave to inform, his friend.
4 and the public, that he has taken the houfe !,
Manchester, formerly called the Riiing Sun-Tavern
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, and having furp;H,ed
h'mieit with good Beds and the bet of Liquors, Grain
esc. he faters himelf from paying particular atten.
t'on'he will be able TO give general fatisfaaion.
ROBERT McTYRE.
N b. A Wagon and Fix Mules, good Riding.
Horie' and Jack of good itoek-for lale.
Maueheaer Dee. IS
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REMOVAL.

NEWLY Al.
Vie Subscribers have removed their COMPT.
tNS HOUSE, from the Msiu-sreet TO ons
OF David Bulloeks Brick Buildings. a. the lover end
Of the Baton, between the Teuemeats occupied be-
g and T. Saunders, and Neryell, Wait and Bgl
ioek-"hste they eoutiuue their psrchsles Of whegs
as uiua-fhey ALTO keep for ialea regular lppply N
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and Bras. 'i|
THOMAS q AMOS LABD,
~ Mo Sd, 1866. ss.
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Tuelday the Goth January, is the day appointed
tor the meeting of the fubicriters the Tappahan
mock Club TO form the rules and regulations for the
lard club. From the pr.lent number of respectable
iubicribers. have no heiisaton in Eating that th
club will be equal to any in the fate. Gentlemen
that with to become members before the meeting
will pleaie forward their names land thofe gentlemen
that have iubftrp.ion papers will be 70 good as to
end ON the names of thoie that have fubcrbed iince
they have had paper.
ARTHUR S. BROCKENBROUGH,
Proprietor Of :6e esz,yE
January6.
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TIL F.: JEFFERSON.
FEBRUARY 10, 1907.

EFfrad eta letter from Co7vleJ Mrade, fcrlta,y
and aiding 8ovey1or Of The A1ilEJTbbi ieyyifoyy.
to tire drpnrfnent IF qvar, dafed
WASHINGTON, M. +. Jan. Is, 1907.
SIR,
have juR time by the mail TO inform Won
that received this morning letter from col.
Burr, at Bayou Pierre, avowing the innocence
OF his views and the faIlacy of certain rnmours
againlt his patrioifm. His objeGt is agriculture.
and bis boats are the vehicles OF emigration.
However, feveral military corps were ordered
TO be on the alert and apprehend him and ali
iutpicious perfons on the day before the re-
ccpilon of his letter: thefe orders may pofIib1v
hriogh him into my polIeflion. In his letter he
hi"ts at reliitance TO any attempt to eoerce him.
and depreeates civil war. Thefe hints will
have no influence ON my conduct He will be
a2Prehended, IT poflible, at the hazard of the
hives OF our militia, and the honor of the exc
cDiige. We are all buRIe and activity. hope
III day or two to give You better account of
this troublefome man.
a boat pahed Natchez Iaft night was hailed
and purfued by the guard they fred two guns
az the puliuers, and made their efeape, being
better manned.
The citizens of this country are republicans
and patriots, and on their ekertions ! have G.
very reliance.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17

gentleman who lcft Fafhyille on The stb Of the
tfelent month informs. that foar or FIVE days bei-e
that tinc, on lis way from the MifhGipP territory,
be met an express from the prehdeut Of the u States
20 the governs, Of that territory to arrea col Burr
10 his rrogrcfs down the MiGiifppi. The orders to
TIE ,xprus vas to ride 20 miles day, requefing
al good etae1s N fpeed him on his journey. The
gentleman was informed, that orders had arrived
from the leCrctasy at war, to general Jaekfou Of
Eshvils, to rate $50 men in Nero di0fiA Of Ten
n,aee, to be in resdinef march a, momeats war
ming.