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V aluabIe Lands
r or Sale.

lJyIIiL 6e sssa a Pubic veadsse II the
Ia.oa el Batk 81 ihs 16fa an ~ H.
gast neg, ~ sPssei ef Ssiers
faaf sine II psiedte sale.
I HE plantatioa on which /. evils w.
Is Dent now Iiess. king on both sides
az Sleepy Greek. il Berkeley County.
Virginia, eve nsiies from Bath, contain,
Ing SO acres. This lArd IS of The iirst
rte quality on Sleepy Creek !; about
$50 acres are cleared and the bslance Is
clothed with excelisnt Timber usore
than 100 acres Of the tract i rood Hct.
tom land Is acres Of meadow Is now
made. and u least 100 acres Is wen adsp,
ted 10 grass he improvements are !
convenient Dueliing House, : larse
Barn, and two good orchards of Appie
and Peach trees; This land i wen va.
tered By Sleeps Greek and ) number Of
me springs that rise On il. On. bird
Of the purchase uioney win be expeeted
In hand, and one. TWO, and three year.
credit win be given for the balance. Il
equal annual -, nasnts. &.
The subscribers viii also sen he ri.
ipwing Tracts Of Land, Il pahl;;c sale,
II ,he Town Of Romaey on Hsdne.day
the % september nsz., Via
acsss a,is
situass % Cadmium ! drain 81 Pa,,er.
SOFAS Greek. d Hampshire County.
distant Is lnilss from Romney and two
ffom Paddy Town; This land g al
good quality i i divided M, three
Tepsmen,s, o. each Of which are ! con-
venisnt Dwelling House, Barn and oth.r
buildings. with AZ orchard of different
kinds q Fruit; ! considerable portion
Of this Tract i bouom land, ana he
whole iswsIl watsred.
an s4I acrss
living on the npEih fork Of Pa,ter,on,s-
cisek. Hardy coansy |, This land i 81
The frat quality, more than On. h,lf AZ
which Is bottom land il abosuds vith
Sugar Trees, d well watered. $nnd :
large proportion well adap,ed for -.
dow a good Dwelling House "a
Barn y bull on this Tract, and & or
shast planted and Oder improvemenss
mzde. .s $50 81 = :.
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FOR SlLE. : 81 &.
TIL 3 subsefibsF wishing to remove
% ths Western country. oasrs for sale
yhe following properly 5 IS
3. a ne lercs n gidft ;hf5nrg. y
NNE 10 n on John md Water
NJ street, On which IL crested ! brick
House 70 81 80 feet, sWo high stories
with kitchen and fns cellar, seven
looms and two entries, nearly flushed |;
also, on this properly 4 erected ! stone
stable, brick sinoke house. and num-
Der Of othef psefu buildings, il il well
calculated for earring on an extensive
Tanpey, Brewery of Dis.illerys d q
Aiso, another valuable. ,prupertg %
Tnscatora Greek, adioinins said Town,
and extending from John 70. King street,
towering large space Of ground, on
which . erected I large Two story stone
House. neatly finished, ! beantiful yard
inelosed with i stone wall, 4 ATONE stable,
and st0he smoke .houss /; On this proper,
81 is also erscteda Tannery. with so odd
watts, : bark mill. curing shop and othef
buildiags. with = f6e garden, this prp-
perry win be cold slbieet % . lease %
George Ham. 81 n :, &
zlse, j Lot % Jokn and lTatef street,
containing los fsst on John. and 200 %
Water street. q also, 4 half Lot on. John
Street, On which IS erected < storia still
house, with I zoe spfing ii shs house.
IA Lot on Burke Street, los feet front
and 400 ieet bark, On which Is erected 4
convenient House and Kitchen, neatly
finished, and painted, witha Ene garden.
Four other Lots improved and unim-
proved 10 said Town. 80 y S. s.
Alss, twoI LOIS ID tie Town 81 Bath,
one II Garrards- Town, and oos nShep.
herd Town; s seyeral traces of Land
n The state Of Ksntuckys BIZ pa,ine
I small part Of the purchase money III
hand. credit Of four equal ANNUAL pays
lAeuts win 81 given for the balance. (
ALso the following valuable tracts of
Land In ths state Of Ohio conssinios.
20 wit: twothousand Eve hnasirsd and
forty -FOUR acres Of Land, in the Mad
river county, VIZ sections No. Sc and
90. the one balfof so, the one fourth OF
50 and The ceiebra,ed ROCK FARM,
containing one hundred and forty four
scrss, IN Township Eve, Hangs nine.
and section No. Township ave, Range
twelve. near Urbana. Ak the shove
Lands arr, insslspersed with wood Land
spd Prairies. I number Of improvements
are already made on the Land -shey
VII Be sid b. section, half secsion or
quartz sctions, on the fnosl reasonable
terms and great bstgains win be given
tor Cash Application may be made %
George Fl HAN, uJbana. Mr.. Dsughrr-
~, Springfield Mr.. Pafrin near Sp.ing-
hsld, Thomas Dagan, Esq Cineinn.ti,
q the snbAsrsbsr u Martinsbafg, Nin-
ginis. II ~ ~ n
JOHN osFERRAL.
July 10. 1857.
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Riain SSsiisd. 1aS T1eta !sas lsno
IN, disss .Slarpk ana Hand eyeljsfs,
futS;fife Calicoes 4 s. 81
Ht}f5 7dsseIs, 8 s. 4 3 !,
Lk;nfzss d1f Eai;eess, II
~. M blai1 Ribbons, sueu asseyted
s;k T,ld Esaon Um5xrlids IS
Es,i;; III Sld;n Silks, m Ladfes dStsses,
S;i1 SfasDG and Hand fschis n.
Ia;,6H a and Idssels, .Ssss
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IegAaTh Hats aid Boansts. itsmnsa
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

the expence of the people, whose re
newed and augmented pillage pays the
scandalous price of the reconciliation.
Under these circumstances you are
now called, prematurely and suddenly,
20 a fresh Elections of your Represen-
tatives; If they can be called such.
And double ilnposture is attempted
to be passed upon you. The watch
word OF one party is--the best OF
Kings. The watch-word of the other
is-the best Of Patriots. But neither
Of these parties viii choose to descend
70 particulars and inform you
what the best Of Kings and the best
Of patriots hav- already done, or
viii hereafter do for you. What
they have done for themselys we know
and feel what farther they VIII do for
as we can only conjecture. They who
have desired a new Parliament thus
suddenly, IN eur present situation, un-
doubtedly have their own strong rea-
SONS forit, which they are not likely to
disclose. But | am thoroughly per-
suaded, thar all our present bordens
and restraints, Yexatious and calling as
they are, vIll appear but as trIlles when
compared with what they will be at the
close Of this now coming Parliament.
Iwould willingly be Instrumental in
the rescue of my country at the certain
expence OF life and fortune. BUTT can
not be rescued, and would rot deserve
TO be rescued, unless the majority Of
the country be unCorrupt. II Is fit that
the experiment be tried and that at
least the proportion ofremaining integ-
rity should be known. And | pledge
my honor to you, gentlemen, that upon
the present occasion, 1 do not desire
the aid or CCuntsnanCe of any OF the
parties, in ar out OF power that /
viii not distribute nor consent to the
distribution even Of q single cockade !,
nor wall furnishncr consent to the fur
nishing of single carriage. If the free-
holders of Nhddlesex feel the situation
of their County, and desire to redress
its grievfences, they ~ their easy parts
towards such redress By al uAcorrupt
vote And if this spirit IS not 70 be
found in this Country at this time, it is
not fiisriy to be EsasAd lay vEhers--lse ar
any time.
Let the Ffeehofders Of Middlesex do
their easy duty : | viii DO mine, which
viii mot be easy: and if It shall b. their
unbiased choice, viii prove myself
their uncorrupt DISTINGUISHED and 2eal-
Gus representative.
[ am, gentlemen,
With full assurance Ofyour integrity & SPIRIT
Your most faithf.l humble servant,
FRANCIS BURDEII.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
NETWORK, DEC. 81

INV -AptNhs I'M -
Fttrdct afa letter from Washington, 70
the editor ofthe United STATES Gqzefte,
dated Friday E1ening, Dec %.
The house Of representatives have
spent most Of this day in considerine ii
committee Of the whole, bin reported
10y MIR. Dawson, from one Of the com
mittees appointed OH the presidents
message, to provide for the punishment
Of certain crimes against the United
States. Mr.. Dawson confessed that
the bill had many imperfections, ava
ne hoped that the professional men ~
the house would afford their exertiona
to make it more perlectbefore il passed.
After long desultory and tedious dis.
cussion, In which of about 20 who
spoke on the occasion, all but Sloan s.
Aston pronounced the bill defective,
the committee Of the whole rose ana
on motion OF Mr.. ]. Clay the bill was
recoplhited to the select committee
WFio mad reported it.
The Sd section is the obnoxious part
OF the bill. It's scope is to punish 4
I man, perhaps for life, who NAV be
+, suspected Of an intention to conspire III
gainst the United States. 1t is IS fol-
! lows:
Sec. 5. ind be ii further enacted,
That whenever it shall appear to tNs
satisfaction of any Judge or justice &c
the United states, or Of any state on
territory possessing authority to bind 10
the peace and good behaviour, that any
person intends 10 commit any nisdr-
meanor, provided against BY this act,
it shall be lawful for such Judge or JUS
uce to cause such Person to be brought
before him, s to require from such per.
| son, good and sufficient sureties, in sucn
sum as shall be dGemed reasonable, that
he shall not, by any act to &c doe
within the United States, or the terri
tories thereof, commit any offence -
3ainst this act within the term Of one
rear, or such longer term as the case
| nay reasonably require, and in defiant
thereof may commit such person dur
ing such term"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
Oil, Candles, sc.
HuGey & WinAow

Hu6ey & WinAow.
HAVE for lale at their fore in Ee-ayles,
Il PoyklzzG
100 Boxes SPermaceti Candies,
Caks Summer and Winter Strained Snsr
maceti Oil, by wholelaIe and re,aa
Boxes Mould ard Dipt Candle e,
aHyion. HTfon Skin E SJuchong Tea,
Sial.. and Japan'd amps,
"a quantiry Of .sicking yarn,
do Webbing do.
together with an a1orsment OF EagE6
es9b, t5e. SJa 5e.
Az the above articles win be fold on as
sooo terms as can be purchafsd ii town, for
lara
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
q Dancing School.

Mr.. SMITH Acknowledges with
gratitude the liberal encouragement be
has received in this town, and respectfully in
forms his friends and patrons that his day
ichooI will be discontinued until April mex.
He alto informs the young Ladies and Gentle
men Of this town and its vicinity that few
more fcholars will be admitted, TO his evening
fchooI if application is made immediately.
He intends commencing an evening lchool
for new clals of IchOLars the fri week IN
January. Dee. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

Mr. TURNER, ofTet his fervices in every
- branch Of the Accomptant BuGuels +
To PoR Books weeky,or rnonthly-To Open,
CIofe, or Adult Booss-To adult Voyages,
or any other Accounts, that require COT. ect
1tatement- Every form Of writing ufed in Tire
mercantile line draws out accurately
lations made from the French, Spanilh, Ports
euese and Italian languages 4 uluai - Inquire
at No 3. Jones Row. ian. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
printing.

HAVING lately received several fonts Of
NEW and BEAUTIFUL Letter from thc PHI
aadelphia I y .dery.--PRINrINc in rs va
rious branches will be executed At the Ga
zErTE OFFICE, with as much neatness and
dispatch, and on as reasonable terms as can
be obtained at any Office in this town. .......
BLANKS, CARDS, PAAaPHLErs and HAND
BILLS printed at short notice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
TAKE NOTICE ,

7 AM happy to Fay, that The advertisement
1 that had put in the Afgrs esesrlaaTum-
mer, againa the Character Of C1-NTYTs.
my wifel was not true--for believe her ~
be ianocent of what was charged againft her .
and am forty that ihoud be left 70 barken
% fal.e reports TO her iniarv-and as 70 poff-
inE my wife, freely and fully dif4nnul thar
ad. SLLAS DALE.
Lg0rOggb, TSa. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

Douglas & Porter.
SATL-hAKERS, PORTLAED-P PIER.
IHE iublcribers have entered lnto
copartnerthip under the above firm, and
have commenced the
AaiLMaking BufnrG,
"a the new Wharf, neTt north Of Ingraharn :
Wharf.-They foHr't fhare Of the public
patronage; and Prefume their workmanfhip
al punotuaGty will give latisfacfion.
Fp6NCLS DfUGLAS,
Jsz1e GEORGE P0RTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
Munroe * Tuttle,

NIuHlOC * ultlC,
No. !, Uaio9- Pozr. Mid4s-Rreet,
II AVE jult received, and now spening
4 large aHortment of
WOODEN GOODS:
SupeIfne black and coloured Broad Cloths
Ditto Caflimeres,
DuffiIs and Coatlngs,
halzes an Flannes,
Patent Cord, do Plain,
o. TO l2-4 RUle Blankets
Blue Plains, Worried ROLE
Supertpe and Common Calicoss
INDIA ditto
a and CO. Cotton Canbrics
India COttOus
Black Tabby Velvets
PLAN black and t,lsed do
Black Gals Buttons
cafe 10 IrIih iAnens
Durants, kutieis and SAalloons
Black Silk Velvets
Black Laces
W1ne and c0lou-ed Threads
A large a6orunent OF india and Florence
Luarungs
Long ard lhort white ELK Gloves
Silk Cha.rbray
Striped aud twnl'd Satns
Thread Laces
Brown Liners
Cap and Habit Pattern.
Ladies Beaver 5hawls
Chsmbra dc.
Cotton do
Fancy lpIder net ATuAns
A lnaii couhgnment of MufTs and Iippets,
which viii DE fold very ckcap-viz,
Pole Cat, sable, Mock ditto, Bear and
Elk
They keep coHRantly for fale ev-
cry article Of Dreis for Mourning viz,
Belt d0nsle b ack Florence I;ultriAg
India do.
SInohaws, India SatinS
BLACK Bomoaietis
Black Grapes, "a 90 Black Csmbrcs
Ladies and Gentiemea's black, embroidered
and lace clock fix IILle
Fine black Cotton lIUle
Black Gaule Hole
Black nix I44udkerchiefs
Plan black, and PIC mic Gloves
Gentleman S ihoT1 uU
Black Lace Nciis, ian. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

Lord & Thomas.
No. 5, Yorst' Ro4y,
HAVE JUL received and offer for lAle
general afortment Of
hnqGB and India Gods,
fuitable for the prefent fealen.
Ay',-Pipes Brandy
Do. Gin
w. I * N r Rum
Sugars Loaf, Havannah, white & brown
Hy!oR, J
Hyfon Skin, TEAS.
BOhea
500 quintals Scale Fiih
100 Bbls. Picked Herring, No. !.
500 boxes Ilnoak'd Herring.
Jan. 5, (Gw.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
@isft!.dnp.
FROM A LONDON PAPER.
NEW P.4RLLfAfENT.

NEW P.4RLLfNfEN-T
WE have already mentioned that a
new Parliament is called The papers
are filed with the offers of Candidates
The following Is the Address Of 81
Francis Burdett.
70 tie .Jreeholders Of tae County o.
AfddLcaet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
FOR SALE,

BY ]. Pichardlon'
No. 3, Tba,f,
100 oaks of Sugar Hhds Nails-entitled TO
debenture
50 bbls Mels No I, 2 and Beef
900 half barrels Mefs do
100 boxes Mould Candies
70 bbls Bone Middlings
Navy Mefs No. and Fork
l9e kegs Lard
SO do Butter
jar. 5 On
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

-" The Editor Qfthe GA-E1qE SOL
icitS The employ Of those friendly 10 The
Establishment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
GENTLEMEN,

Whenever the leaders Of contend
ing parties and factions i'll a State unit,
the history of the world bears Y, id1ncy
that IT never is in favor but alwAys !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

Rum, Flour, &c.
10 Hhds Rum
10 bbls luperGne Philadelphia Flour
god, Tod aud "a Cut Nails
20 aud Cd wrought do
Belt Wid(or and brown Soap
Foxes by 9 BriRoi Crown Window Glaf'
Engiifh Currants--Citron
steel and Iron Knitting-Pins
Cloth and Shoe. Bruihes
Sieves-Bed- Cords Ghalk-PiPes, &c.
ToR SALE By
Thomas Child,
Tan. 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

Georgia CsHaps,
FOR faleat No. IS, Uuion- w harf,
few bags Georgia Upland COTTON,
Of foperior quality. De- 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
LEATHER.
John l.. DtNNETT,

OHN l.. DtNNETT,
Hns for Jzie, q tbs Sign Of f5e Trnat, 1fi4eres,
500 VT harnefs Leather,
500 W. Skirting do
Sides Bride do
Waxed Cat Skins
Black grained do
Ruler Caif-Shn Boot Tops Of The frl quail
Ity.
Draw'd Calf Skin Boot Legs,
Snwdrrow Patterns.
Morocco Skins Ofdiferent colours,
Hog jkins,
CT General ahortment of Leather
kept conitantly on hand. Jan. Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19

Lett
an satu' day the 10Th int in the road be-
Z y tween this town and PrefImpfcot b iive
"a Red Morocco POCKET BOOK, coptai6-
ing eighty two dollars n bank bills and other
valuable papers; whoever may have found
the fame and will return It with its contents.
or give information 70 that the owner NAV
have it again, lhail receive reward of te,
Dbkllrs. WILLIAM ,WORMELI,.
Jan L.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-19
1900 Dollars,

1900 Dollars,
FOR a NEW-TEAR'S GIFT I
HARVARD College Lottery, Ut Clars, com
mences drawing the ed IF this month,
and contains,
capital prize Of $4,000 Dollars.
$50 ~
5572 7
THOMAS CLARK,
FJjboNreet, Portland, Has J6r sale,
Whole Tickets, at S $50
Half do 2.s7
Quarters, $50
E.EAths, 81
Any D! the ebove P-izes would Ne hand
fome ian for Pr SENT for New Years
day. Pieaie to apply Immediately, as bu, few
Tickets remain unfold.
T. c. has likewife for faIe, large afort-
ment OF Chidfen's BOOKS. Jan ;.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09
This IS tc,giue Notice.

THAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria couh-
ty, in the district 'cf Columbia, hath obtained
from the orphans epurt Of said county letters
of administration on the personal estate Of
lilatfhes, Eakin, late, of the county aforesaid,
deceased: All persons having claims against
the sand deceased, IRE hereby warned to exhi-
BIT them, with 'the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, on or before the fifth day Of Ee-
bruary next ensuing, or they may by law De
excluded from all benefit to said estate. And
all those indebted thereto, are requested to
make immediate payment.-Given under my,
hand this 10th day of August, 1907.
fredevseka Angasta Keleaa Eakin,.
Administrative.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09

{ Continued by Adjournment and held at the Ca
1ltoi in the Hall ct thc house ef Delegates,s
for High Treason against the y States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-09

-AdYersisy

when FIRST thy sire to send on earth,
Virtue, his darling child, designed,
To thee he gave the heavenly sirth-.-
And babe thee form her infant mind.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
BALTIMORE, Dec. /.
Arrired hrior, Hin,,ornanae sIoh,

arrived, brig flppomenes, johnson, g
days from Trinidad, Cuba,]
- Schooner Hope, Dowson, s7 days
from La Guira. Left there Nov. S, schooner
Dolphin, for Philadelphia, next day; schoon-
er Brutus, MofRt, of Philadelphia, Just arri-
we'd. Nov. IS, in lat. &c, long. u, fell in
with the wreck of the schooner Dove, Odlin,
bound to St Jago, which had upset in hca-
Wy squall at 10 O'Clock the night before-took
up the captain, crew and passenger, nine in
number. Nov. 10, was boarded by the Bri-
fish frigate Melampus and treated politely.
49, Schooner Lavater, Pearson, IS day.
from Kingston, Jam. Left schooner Catha-
srine, Hurst, for Baltimore in 20 days; brig
49,, Russell, ofPhiladelphia for Long-I Island,
for cargo of salt; schooner 49,, Smith Of
George Town, to sail in 2 days; schooner
-, of Norfolk, Just arrived from Balti-
more.
The briggs Sarah and Eliza, Wilson, sailed
for Baltimore or days before. Nov. Is,
lat. 50, long. 70, spoke brig Neptune, from
the coast of Africa, with slaves for Charles
ton. Came into the Capes on Friday last
Saw ship going into Hampton roads, and
another outside, bound into the capes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
NEW YORK, Nosembsr 90.

A gentleman of this city has favore ed us
with letter from friend al Marblehead,
who came out in the shooner Spring Bid
from Nanls, which place she left ab5tt
the 1g.h October. This letter states. that
there was 10 be another levy CT 100000
men 10 Prance-tha. Bonsparte intended
to march 40 army of 10000 men through
Persia 10 India, &thas the king ofpessiawas
TO furnish all The necessary supplies for
The French army ]; sha. Russia aod Germa
ny were to be the media,ors for . general
peace tha.the king of Denmark lad fur.
nished men to mar 9 French ships Of war
that were at Flushing /; and that legionary
honors had been conferred On general Lin
niers for his able defence OF Iuepos Ayres.
4 This is the latest news from France, and
coming from arespec,able source, i. is en-.
titled to consideration
~ November so.
From Curracoa-Captain Leoox, in
forms US that on The l6 h of October agale
from the south east commenced at Curra
Goa, which continued until one o'clock the
following morning, when it became a com.
plete hurricane. The water burst into the
fort, and washed away the batteries, the
custom house, the ordaancc Office, several
private houses, the walls Of the church
yard, 3 the dead bodies out Of their graves
Little Curacao was for several days uuder
water. MaDy houses at Peer Demoy, si-
iuated at the south east end Of the ,own.
were washed away the point and reef
batteries sustained much injury but the
shipping escaped wiihou, any material ia.
mage.
The British frigate Hebe. captain Nal.
bone parted her fassenings during the above
gale, and was in'greas danger Of being
lost.
Arrived brig Regulator, Lorett, 10
days frem ST. Bartholomew. Left ship
Fair American, Fraiey. for Philadelphia;
brig Ann Eliza, Bell, Alexandra; schoo
nera George, Smith. Salem; Ann Maria,
Blake, Of Eas, River; Delaware, Hill, Of
Boston; Dorchester, of Vienna and
Crispiu, Of Newberr, NJ c. time DISABLING
uncertain the brig Hiram, Harris, wasIo
sail the Oh November. FOR Providence, R..
/. In lat ~, long SO, spoke the u. S.
brig Hornet, SO days from Alicant for
Charleston. In lat 81, long II, spoke brig
Three Brothers, % days from Surinar,f for
New York.
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IN SENATE. Nou. go.

Mr.. Adams from the committee ap-
poin.ed In the case of Mr.. Smith. made
a report, recommending the adoption of
the following resolutions, which were a.
greed to-: :.
Resolved, That the committee appointed
on the 9th inst. to enquire and report the
facts respecting the conduct OF ]. Smith,
senator from the state of Ohio, as an
a!!edged associate Of Aaron Burr, be au.
thorised TO extend their enquiries to any
other facts, whichi,f their opnioE would be
incompatible with his duty as senator of
the. u. S. aud thar they be authorized 10
send for persons, pspers and records.
Resolved, That The president of the u.
S. be requested TO cause 20 be laid before
the senate such information as may be in
his possession, inrela!ion TO the Conduct Of
John Smith, senator from the state OF
Ohio, as az a.ledged associate Of Aarcn
Burr.
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chuse to expose themselves to the vengeance
of the Turkish government, till they are GER
tain whetherwe intend remaining in the coun-
try or not, which our present small force rem
ders SO doubtful Our army here is at pre-
sent perfectly useless, and ought either to be
augmented or withdrawn, as it is SO many
Iaen lost to the service oftheir country, with
out any rational object, or end in view.