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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16

Z FOR SALE. IN WILLf4W5BJPC
'HE two Rory brick HOUSE and IOr. on the
main-iireft, near the Capjol. helougipg to The
e0ate Of Charles HUT, deoesfed On tbs fengn,ent
there is large Store Houie & Creamery behdes other
heeftAry out Houies The above property may be
Purenaied on an accommodating credit az private
iale, by Application to Dr. william Tszewell =, s,,,
slime previous to the 29th day 81 September ,nevy
when it will De let UP the highea bidder. on ere'
ditoi motifs. The iitls to tie above properly i.
injipuisbe.
Sept. !. Tar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16

~ Tie Jhs Of he CsipmJi1a MIN. CoH LoSa
and Ce'eb'a"d Cosn boge bsiogg~s 10 mr.. ReG. ou{
S''',fe'I for Ja, ,S'e,4sy, bo,, BY cogrD'ef bo,t,
8ff" P9'po7'f A7m THIS DAT, ~ oessE ct 4vbi.b
Tine DsJah will eomne0ee az fkf Esgls Ta4,ey5
Il. IT. FOOTE'S.
HILSoN ALLEN,S I'@''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16

rle'r7 were prepared or provided hy o,hers, Is
not charged in this lid ttrient. is rot crime
which " or can I've sls dyed araiuit the dsferd
art and 'elimony TO that effect 10 therefore not
relevant
(Opiaior =, ir e5neigdc2 ~ On, ssxt.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-16

re9uned the argument. He was followed By
MIR. Martin and the argument was wound up
by Mr.. Wickham.
On Monday, the Gu. Jutice delivered tn. o.
pinion OF the court: MIR. Griffin was ahi-nf -
"A defntory converfa'ion then enfurd upon the
coN'ruction of certain points, when the court
adjourned TO gve council time for ia conlidera-
lion.
Tl;s TIytqro Sr zrreO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
CONSIDERING the prea

CONSIDERING the great circu-
lation Of Bis Of Exchange and Promiforv
notes, thel2i' 70 which the parties are fuhlect,
ifthey neglect 10 obierve the rules affecting
th.f- iecuriues, togc her with the frequency Of
litigation respecting them, there il no branch
OF the Law 70 important TO the Merchant, as
we A, 10 he lawyer, a. that relating to
.te!e mn .unents. An intimate acquaintauce
WIKI ;he c:mmeicia al law IN this relpect, IS
pecu ally elIencal to the trader, who 100 fire.
du-nt'y forwart ofheing fu Gently apprized
the rules >fe ting bits and notes, loofcs the
te eli Of the lccurlty in his hands
And il IS alfo Of the grea-ett importance 10
every profeiiOAaI man, be~aufe mo ready
and Immediate advice is required from him in
regard 70 bills and notes than aImoR any 9th
er noint. These considerations have induced
me 70 believe that this T-eatife; would be
verY acceptable - men in buiuels and are
!uch As lhohId induce very liberal Subfcrip-
ton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

The ship Stranger, Robinson, Of Phila-
delphia, has arrived at K,nsston, ] from ST.
Domingo, where she had been sent in BY q
Wrench privateer, and detained near tou'
months and before She was liberated
wis robbed Of 1900 hhs. four.
Ship Edward, 81 Portland, Lon Liverpool
was in Chesapeak Bay, March -.
The Sch Elizabeth. Morse, Of Portland,
has ar. at Newyork, in u days from s.. Mar
tins
American vessels laden with fish, have
been taken BY French privatcers and carrie
as prizes into the Spanish pOrss, to wach
they are bound 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

Charles s. John Fox,
No. 4 e 5, South Gls Long-WJa,f
HAvE JUST RECEIVED,
81 Bbls Wilmington Tar
10 do do Pitch
90 do do Turpentine
&C do do Ro6n
10 do black and bright Warmth
90 doz befl Sewing Irvine
90 bolts Ravens Duck
10 boxes dip'd Candles
10 do No 2 Chocolate
? tops Sheathing Paper
Nails--all kinds
Bar and MILD Lead
Hedge Anchors-Camboofes
Azimu,h, Amplitude, Brais < Wood Com
pahes
Sheathing Copper
5000 Iron Block Bufhes-all Lzes
Paints ground in Oh!
Together with complete ai1ortment OF
Sbib-Cband|ery and C0rdage
AT which they offer on the mon Reasonable
terms. (6w) Kar6b 50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
March 80.

70 the Honorable Senate and House g
RepreifntatiDe5, Of the Comm9,sA
2veaib Of ,LaGIcbnjttt5 in General
Court aDEmbled - January, 1907
THE petition Of the fubferibers,
inhabitants Of a number OF towrs IL
the District If Maine, Respectfully iheweth,
That the pot road, leading from J.nk's cor
ner, 70 called, in New OIouce1er, in the
county of Cumberland, to the NortherIy parr
of Greene, in the county of Kennebec, is cic-
cuitous and uneven, aud could iaid road be 70
altered as to crofs the Androfcoggin River
at place called the gu III, between The towns
Of MiEot sc Lewiston, it would llorten
the Diitance frlm Portland TO AuguGa, very
conGdersbly, this alteration would readily ~
made, lhould a bridge be projected acrois the
river at said place, which may he built at
Far le(s expence than II would at any other
place which could politely accommodate laid
road-as the croihng fad River is at fome
fealons ofthe year very dangerous and even
impractcablc We, viewing il TO be Of great
public utility, pray year hJnors TO hlcorpO.
rate your petitioners, with fuch Others as
may hereafter Join them, into fociety, for the
PurPole Of building brid Re as aforeiad, ua-
der fuch rules and regulations as YOU in your
widom may think mott expedjent-And a
in duty bound III ever pray
AMMT r GUTTER,
MARSHALL MOWER,
and FIFTY OTHERS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
GRlfs bp I1ctfoT

~ ~ TN WeaasCll, gr april
DiH6s 6A al Pubic Ya7aae (.
prcnjJf5 at | o'ciock z. II By Aoge
q0 Cart,
( NE noiety Of the nor,heaGerIy half of .
Houie aud ot Of Land hua.ed on fach-
itreet, IN Portland now occupied ~ Asrou
Auitin, being part Of the efate Of Ehenazar
Parlons. late Of Bottom. decealed intelrale,
tuhject 10 dover Conditions liberal and
made known al the fale
DAME POMROY. Aim,-.
ID. PEASE. AgEgioaeey.
Portland, March 80. 1901
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
Gd2fttc sObip GetD5.
PORT OF PORTLAND.-IsO7.
Thurs irv. MscE 26.

THURSDAY, Msch %.
Arrived brig Charles, R)aca, % days
from Trnidad-Lcft brig White O@@.
Young, Of Poltsmoutf, 10 sail ia ~ da.s
brig two Bctsies, White, IS; brig New
Haven, for New-Haven, in 20-sch. Dove,
Biftins, for Newyork, in Sch. Laura,
Jordan, Of Boston, for Charleston, il g.
Brig -, Covel, for Boston in l0-brl
-, Bcktord, for Salem, IN 35--scn E1t
and Dick, Ncwburyport, in IS days-sc
Rich, for Boston, il 50 days.--Aarke's
good at Trnidad---Letta at St. B.rts. Feb.
Is, sch. Dolphin, Vcnmilhe, came IN IN dis
trcss, bound for ~ adcira, vessel condemned
unfit for sea.--M4rch 25, about ST leagues
E.SE. from Cape EijAabctn: saw -wo ships
steering W.N.W. one had NJ after "a u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
Nezo Gods.
T. & A. Vinton,

t. & A. Vinton,
~. 2 z, J07ss -Ro7v, Ey6Fref,
HAVE jull received, Of this fpring's impor-
= tation, fuPPly eff
Neq0 and FaibiO1able Gods,
which they will fell at reduced prices-cOn-
filing of
franks CAIICOES
do CAMRRIC5 and GINGEIANS
80 doz SILK GLOVES, different colors
COTTON LACES-INDIA COTTONS
With many other articles too numerous to
RsBtsDn. March 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
CT DR. REp's CYCLOPEDIA.

Ff1e b1V U9JFM3f bGDf been received
ThOfe iubfcribers who have not received AL
the numbers which have been ready for deIiv
ely iome months pa Il, are Informed that they
are a. liberty 20 return the volumes they have
taken, and have their names eraled from the
fublcription.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
III ARVARD COLLEGE LOTTERY,
SHCpND Glass

Highea Prize, Twenty Thouland Dollars.
q Sublcnptlon is opened At the
Po'fia"S Bo0t 5qo,r, 70. 5, HaTyt Ro7o.
for the PurPoie Of purchaing One hqrSreG
TJyE-tt-each Ehare 10 cot five dolars-Nss
1891, TO 5000 iucufvc.
~ Subscriptions will be received w IouN
Johnson, At his Book-lole in Hallowell.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
FOX SALE,

FOX SALE,
BY ]. Richardlon,
No 3, Long ;Vba.E
200 Hhds. Liverpool salt
10 do Bacon
100 Bbls Mcls No. and 8 Beef
100 half bis. No | and nlefs do
81 R'l~. Bone NiddIings Navy
Nfefs M. < 2 Pork
lO) kegs Lard
100 boxes Mould Candles
100 do Brown Solp
- cafks OF Sugar Hhds Nails-entitleG TO
dehenture
Bbls. Recalling Sugar, &c.
ila,b 80. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
Commonwealth Of MaTlchufctts.

Commonwealth Of MaTlchufctts.
In SENATF, FEs. 9, 1907
ORDERED, That the Petitioners
cauie ar attefed copy Of th;er petition, wiri.
ths order thereon. TO b. inherited III the Port
laud Gazette, printed q: Portland, three
W eks iuccethveiy, the Iaa publication II
whichto be thirty days, at leaf, before the
frit FELTON, Of the next General Court, thar
all perlons inierelted thereiA, may then appear
and thew cauie If any they have) why ths
prayer of fad petition llouId not be granted
Sent down for concurrence,
j. BACON, Pe5fAess.
rroufe Of Representatives, Feb, 10, 1907.
Read and concurred
PEREZ MORTON, Speaker
CoDy-Ntteh
JNO d. DUNBAR, Cle,E eftJs Senate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

ELEG INT BIBLES.
TUSr pubIifhed, and now ready for
) faIe, COLLINS new and improved Edition
Of the HoLY BIBLE.-Containing marginal
note. and references, and the explanatory
notes Of Oaervald--To which are added, an
Index an alphabetical! table of all the names
in the Old and New TeRunents, with their
fgnifcations; tables Of fcripture, meafures,
and coins John Browns concordance, sc.
&C SC.
This edition of the Bib!e is from the Prefs
% Collins, Perkins. and Co. Newyork. No
pains or expence has been fpared TO make it
in point of correctness and elegance hyperion
to that of any other edition of the Bible eve.
printed IN America, and it may be pronOunc-
ed with truth, that the ma nner in which every
part oftbe work is executed does honor to
the Pubhfhers, at the fame time it ihows the
great improvements that have beeu made
IN the art of printing and engraving in this
country.
Ihe above Bibles may be had at
the Bookstores Of ISAAC ADAMS, No7, Fifh-
Street, or at THOMAS CLARK'S Book
fore, at the Newyork prices
" SuBlcri6e/S may recejVs Their
Books o. aepliaatisa % aI.v..
March 30,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Subfcriber having ferved a
regular apprenticeship with the late Mr'
SkiIhns, Carver, Boiton-takes this method 10
Inform the merchants of this and the adjacent
towns, that he has taken ihop opPofte the
head OF Ingraham's Wharf, where he will
carry on the CARVING BUSINESS in its
various branches-He Colici,s flare of their
patronage and hatters himfelf that he ihall be
able 70 give latisfscton 10 thole who will tav-
or him with their demands.
MOSES HALL, "a.
Portland, March 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
SHOES and BOOTS.

FOR SALE BY
Ebenezer Griffin,
THE bef of
Suwarrow Boots, at dolls per pair
Back trap and Cordevan Boots
The belt Morocco Shoes, 1 doll pr pair
I'd quality, 81 10 cents do
Ladies Laced Morocco
Do do Leather
Miles' Morocco and Leather Pumps
Chiidren's flloes and Boo.ees
AM above fhoes will be fold at
the loweR cath prices. Cu1omers are invited
TO call and fee for themfeves, and IL they can
afterwards buy cheaper, the ihoes may be re-
turned, ifnot injured, aud the money iball be
paid back to them. Any lhoes that rip will be
mended gratis as long as the camp remains in
them. March IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
Z. Creely g. CO.

T. Greedy & CO.
HaV for SAB,
20 Hhds St. Croix Rum
50 oaks RaiGns
20 Bags Pimento
10 Chefs Hyion Tea
10 DO Hyfon Skin do
90 do Souchong do
10 Boxes do do
100 Bbs Flour
6 Pipes Brandy
Mareb 80
CORN.
Crofs 4 Martin,
FAVE for Sale,
500 B9lbeb Of Connecticut earn.
M.reb so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND Fol SALE
d = Ioo


No Z, Es-Syret,
THE WANDERFR OF SWITZERLAND
and other PCEMS.--BY JAMES MoNT
GOMERY,
Though long Of 7vinds and rOaVrI tbe loort,
Coz4emad in qvyetebedaei5 T. ram,
"LITE i--fboE out fra z J5sLte,iAg poyf.
:" 4 gaiet home"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
Logan s Knox,

TfILOPS
D FsPFCTFULLY inform tie inhabitants
~ of Portland, and the public in general
that they will commence bufnefs on the
twentieth day Of April, IN the fhoP lately
occupied ny MIR Simon Dearborn, in Mid
dlr-nreet, next door Ia MeiIrs Howe & L
vans; where they intend to carry on the
Taylnring BuGuels ID all its various branch
es. Thole perions that may favor them with
their cunom may depend " their works
being done in the beft and .nolt fashionable
manner and at the lhortelt notice, to f4tisfac-
ton,
N 3 The work viii be warranted, and
the fmacf favor will be received with graft
itude March 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
TozOR Arc0u1ts.

THE Committee for examining accounts
againft The town Of Portland, viii meet
for that purpsle On TuefdaY the 5 IN infant,
1T the office Of T. MAYO, in Fiih-Rreet, Porte
land. March 80. 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

II The Supreme Judicial Cart Of the
Comnton7veatb Of MeDacbHftt5 be-
gun and bollkn at Portland, 7vitbin
and far tie coanty gf@ Cumberland, On
the Jfcond Iu5laay gf Oa9ber, II. II.
1906.
ON the libel and petition Of lane Richard,
of which the foregoing is copy, the
Court order that lhe Publh an attelted copy
of the fame and this order thereon, three
weeks fuccefivey in the Portland Gazette, the
lat publication to be thirty days at leaf be-
fore the Supreme JUDICIAL Court TO be holdci
at Portland, within and for the county Of
Cumberland, on the fourth Tuelday of May
next, that the faid Edward may then aud
there appear and thew caufe if he has why
the prayer Of faid libel ihoud not be granted.
Attef, SAMUEL FREEMAN, LItrk,
March 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
ELEGANT OUARTO BIBLES,

Jzf tHbEesf and for Jaie at tbs atove StOrs 0s1 BY
JOHN JOHNSON, Rockefeller at EaiiazreH,
A cheap, correct and elegant quarto
BIBLE, printed on an excellent paper, and
from the celebrates correct Standard Bile,
lome years ince publifhed by Kraac Coli7,, and
which for its correctne has acquired the title
of Colliss' Corre7 STANDARD Bible.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

70 the H2prabk 3gfice5 gf tie ST.
Preae judicial Court bslden at Pert
land, qUitbm and far re c9uaty az
CunI6eyAand, on tbs Jourtb 1ueEtay Of
Nay Ann2 Domlai Il 500.
ZANE RICHARDS, Of fsid Portland, HbeIs,
j propounds, and gives this Honorable
Court to underland, that on he fri day Of
May in the year Of our Lord one thouland
feven hundred and ninety, lhe was lawfully
Joined in matrimony 70 Edward Richards, OF
the fame Portland, partner, aud tina fhe has
ever hnce remained the true and faithful wife
of the faid Edward, and in all things has kept
her marriage covenants with him but, the
fnd Edward, unmindfull and regardless Of
has marriage vows and covenants, has viola.
ted the lame by committing adultery with
ieveral Women, TO the faid Jane unknown,
and by leaving aud utterly forlaking the faid
Jane and not providing for her luppcrt for
more than feven years, and has otherwife
treated the laid Jane with extreme cruelty,
whereby fhe has been deprived Of her health
for long time and her life has been expoled
to great danger.
Wherefore, the Caid Jane prays your honors
that il.e may be divorced from the bonds Of
m urimOny, AMI fuch part of the faid Edwards
Eftate nay be Aligned and allowed her a. IL
by law allowed in fuch cafes, or that fuch 9TH
er decree ihal be pafed relative 70 the prem
iles as this Court fhail in their wifdom Judge
proper conformabIe to the ltatutes in luch
cafes made and provided, and, as in duty
bound will ever pray.-By
STEPHEN LoNoFELLOW, Jun. Der dfty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30

lust received few pair KID SHOES,
figured and Lace which will he fold al
the lowell p ice, by EBENEZER GRIFFIN,
No. z, Jorcss. Row. Martb 30.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-30
NEW GOODS.
Crofs & Martin,

Crofs & Martin,
ere Stref, Head Of Long MIR 4
J AVE JUN received and are now opening
for iaie an exten6ve 4hortment OF
Spring and Summer G9sds K;
CONSISTING OF
Superfne black, blue, fcarlet, corbeau,
drab, brown and mix a Broadcioths
Common do
SuperhLe Caflimeres
Devonihire Kerleys
Plains ard Foret Lloths
Flannels, Dommets, Baizes and Swan
kins
Fancy mixed Cords and Satins
Cotton Velvet VeftingS
VeIvet aud Veiveteens
Diapers and Table Linens
SuperGne CalicUes
Common do
White and CoIoured Canlbrics
CopPerp.ate Furniture
Tabby Vevets
Bandanna Handkerchief
Fancy StIk do
Irilh Linens
Plattilas, Brown Holland
Dark Ginghams
Light do
Silk Ctambrays
Cotton do.
Calanancoes, Durants,
Duroys and Wild Bores
Bumbazets and Ruheis
Thread Laccs,
Cotton do-Silk do
Genoa Cords
Ferrets and Galioons
Sewing Cottons
White Thread Col1ur'd do
Worried Bindings
Beaver Gloves
Linen Cambria
COrderOys
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Oil Cloths 4-4ths Wide
Marleilies Cuttings
Cotton5Iofe
Worried do
Silk do
Ladies Long Silk Gloves
Do. do Cotton do
Linen Pocket Handkerchief
Cotton do do
India CottOns
Silk Braces, Cotton do
Leather do
Euglilh Cottons and Linen Checks
Do do do Striped
Cotton Bandanna Hankfs
Cotton Shifting
Book Muffin
Laced Cambrics
India French do
Silk Ve!vets-India Checks
Figured Silk VeIvets for Vets
Black Satin for do
Bed Frnge-Do Lace
Black Modes
Cambria Dimo:ies
DO. do law priced
Cambria ShawIs
Blue and Brown German Serge
Black, Blue, Brown 3 Green 5haIloons.
Black, & White Milinetts
Morocco Pocket Books
BObbins and Tapes
Sewing Silk and Twif
An AiiOrtment Of Ribbons
Coat and Ven Button MouIds
Gilt and Mette Coat and Veit Buttons,
Velvet Ribbons
Black and White Bonnet Wire
CuernGev Frocks
Black Italian Grapes
Silk Shawls-BeaVer do
Book Muffin Handkerchief
Shirt Moulds and Wires
Diaper Towels
Hat Innings
Cotton and Wool Cards
PLACED Brafs and iron Candle Sticks
Sad lrons-Iron Shovels
ShOvels and longs
I'D, Sd, Cd, Nd. and god Nails
Pepper, Cadia, Nutmegs
Foraiture Dlmoties
Bed Ticking
Horn Buttons Webbing
Habit Handkerchief
Block Tin Tea Pots
Iron Table and Tea Spoons
Bellows
An aIortment Of IRON WARE
Knives and Fork
Pen Knives and lack Knives
Pimento, Ginger, and Saltpetre
American and Engliih Powder
Brandy, Gin, Rum,
Sherry, Lifbon, Port, and Malaga Wines
Straws of Tumblers
Loaf Sugar-No. I, 2. & 3 Chockolat
Hyfon,
Young Hyfon,
Hyfou Skin IEAo.
Canopy and
Souchong
Ralins-Muhard
z by 9 and II by Is Clafs
A few crates of Livefpool Wire
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-22
FOR SALE.
WELL. finished tbraa a.

a WELL finished three story BRICK
4 a HOUSE and LOT, on Kinc-street.
the most commercial street in town and in the
center of it.
A well finished two story Brick House and
Lot, on Duke-strcet, near the river. 5
A Lot of Ground short mile above town.
containing five and one eighth acres, near the
river.
Twelve hundred and eighty acres of military
Land, in the state of Tennessee, on Obey's
river, branch of the Cumberland river,
A tract Of Land containing $40 acres, in
Greenbriar county, Virginia.
Also, very convenient and well finislT
Brick House and Lot, in George Town,
Brick Stable, Coach House, sc. Mn
Also, a two story Frame House an6Iof il
Georgetown, and Bake House-.n A
SO feet inches front and 10Y len and .
part payment will be expected
liberal credit given for the ba !, not sold BY
# the George Town prof. At public sale,
private sale, it will be next
on the first Monday iii anel Craig
January %. s.x
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-22
Fran the same.

~
We have perused a euer from New
Orleans, dated December 8 b. = hiebcon
talns the following interesting cirSums,ane.
es. General Wilkinson ON appearing be.
tore the court, on a wit II h sbs as co, pus.
issued Tor the body Of DIR. Bol!.nan made
80 exposure to this eject, 10 ,he presence
OF large csncourse OF people.
Called 20 acCoun, for an set in which
| glory, aud for which rus, nj, e. snuv
VIII thank me, | shall meet the cansc.
quences with the applause of my own
breass, which prize more highly than the
hozannas Of thousands, or the pop ulari,y
OF the whole world. But whep | cas-, nv
eyes on tie movers of this prosecu;ior--
my bosom isreni By cona,ct of emot.ons
sorrow tor their dspravisy-ch-rl,y for
their sympa'ss:ss surpnze az shsir ipdis-
crsHon, aud aa!onisi.nrnt at their aud. ,ci.
tvs | would to God could here elcso
the proceedings Of this DAY. But nv no.
nor, my duly. and the safety of the state
forbid ms; IT is time aa universal alarm
should 60 forth, to rouse the good ci.i.
gen TO sense OF his danger. The deceit.
fui Cain must no longer be suffered 10 i'm.
pose on as treacheroHs security. Nor
shall the articles Of she tor.le dera,es be
longer employed to cheat the pubic ludg.
msnt. Iftache,y IS nrlhe mids OF US );
treason stalks abroae! aud the friends Of
Burr aud rebellion wa'Ist they rid eu!e our
apPrehrnslons, and SC e az our pSepara.
lions, win Trembling solicisude ,mplore
ms speedy arrival 10 reward them for their
apos acy aud to rescue hem from the
goadings OF guilt and Inc terror. of i'm.
pending punishment"
Alter this address gsn Wlkinscn charg.
ca Livingston and Alexander with be,nr
parties to the conspiracy.
The ehecs produced at New Orleans by
this disclosure is said to have been very
striking Consid rable scep,icism previ-
eusly existed Of the reality of tie plo,s as.
erleed to Burr: but after this exposure,
general and even ardent disposition was
excited, vigorously to maintain order and
support the government.
*H IS understood that an dNusion zye,
here a'sant to Messrs, Livingston and Alss.
ondey.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-22

phecies Virgil had made such admiral use
in his fourth Ecloguc.
Ipsr eLacte domum referent distenta capel-
Ubera: nee Magnos metuent Armenia Leo
nes. IS
Ipsat ibi bIandos fundent Cunabula flores:
Oecidit Serpens, ct failax herba Vcnem
Occidet.
Which PopE thus beautifully paraphras-
es.
The lambs with wolves shall Craze the verdi
ant mead,
And boys in flow'ry banks the tiger lead !!
The steer and lion at one crib shall meet,
And harmless serzents lick the children's
feet.
IF in this extravagant forced association
coupled with the general indecent EXPIRES
stems of joy, used by the same persons at
the success Of that man whose successes
are the ruin Of pa,ions, and their mal.g.
nant exu;sa,ion at the overthrow OF his
adveysaries Americans do eot SEE demon.
s,ra,ive proofs Of the fatal agency which
thar universal destroyer maintains IN a..
merica, il is not in the power of man TO
keep ,hem from ultimate subjugasion 20
hina.