davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18

Some detIchments have set out for Is
tria and Dalmatria, where they will go
into environments until the arrival of the
remainder Of the army.-The Court Of
Vienna granted, without hesitation, a
passage thro' its territory to these
troops; theytake the usual route, VIII Oh
passes within a quarter of a league of
Trieste. 1t is said that marshal Bruno
has been named by the emperor, com
rnander in chief of this army, which al
ready consists of 40, 900 men, and viii,
as we are informed, be augmented to
10000, by means of the achievements
which are on their march, as well from
the departments of France as from the
kingdom Of Naples. The French troops
which are already in Dalmatia, under
Che orders of general LauristOn, will
preserve their particular destination,
and Will not be united to the expedition
aly army.
ANCoNA, March Z.
he Russian commanders of CattarO
md Corfu have addressed proclama-
tons to the Greek inhabitants of AL
banla, the Morea, &c. calling upon
Them to take up arms in defence of their
rel!& ior for tn T. stablishmonto their
anc ent liberty, and TO make a common
cause with the Russians but The pachas
are onthelr guard; they strictly observe
1helr conduct; and have declared, that
they will punish in the severest manner
every msurrectional movement.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
GASS's JOURNAL.

specttully informs his subscribers the
gentlemen who receive subscriptions
and those in general who are pleased ~
Patronize his publication, that the print
ing is nearly finished, that the bindin,l
Will be proceeded in with all possible
dispatch, and that there is every pros
Pect OF the work being ready for delive-
Iy the latter end of this month. He
therefore requests that the subscription
papers, or lists of the subscribers nance
may be forwarded to him, at his Book
and Stationary Store, in front of the
COURTHOUSE in the borough of Pittsburq.
before the 25th inst. or as soon thereaf-
ter as lo5slble, with objections in what
manner and to whose care the books are
to be sent. And, as he intends to send
a part OF the edition over the mountains.
mat booksellers, storekeepers and others
III the western country, who may wish
20 engage number OF copies, will carly
transmit their orders and instructions.
winch VIII receive prompt attention. A
liberal discount viii be allowed 20 those
VINO engage number of copies for the
purpose Of retailing, to enable them to
sell without any considerable advance
on the subscription price.
For the delay that has taken place.
and which has been attended with seri-
GUS inconvenience to the publisher, as it
could not be prevented by him, or the
Gentleman who engaged to execute the
printing of the Journal, he offers to the
subscribers reasons rather than apollo
ges; and hopes they maybe satisfactory.
The principal cause Of the procrastina-
ton has been the want of paper, which
the unusually frequent and heavy rains
during the spring season prevented the
paper-lnakcrs from drying, finishing and
delivering according to contract. The
badness OF the roads, the difficulty of
procuring binders boards, and some o.
liner circumstances, have operated in an
inferior degree. The delay, however,
VIII BE- in favour Of subscribers and Pur-
chascrs, though attended with additional
cXPancc 10 the publisher, as it has ena-
1icd HIM to procure materials for bind
ing the work in a manner superior 10
what was at first contemplated.
W Itl much Measure and 'satiSiactl Ok.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18

in consequence Of the hrother.in-law %
the deceased having burned an Indian
camp last spring. 1t is also thought,
that the Indians mistook Boyer for the
person who had done them the injury.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
{ I22 }

SOll, X IL II Ills II W dS
executed in 1896, in the hand writing
of capt, Campbell Smith, who was then
the aid-d e-camp of Gen. Wilkinson, and
has been the occasional medium of cor
respondenCe between Wilkinson and
Burr for seven years past so that it is
out of the longitude and latitude Of the
conspiracy altogether.
The intelligence in our last, of peace
between Turkey, Russia and England,
is conuadicted.
The emperor of Russia, the grand
duke Constantine, and the Imperial
guards, have left St. Petersburgh to Join
the Russian army.
Several corps of troops, to the number
of $4,000, were to sail from England,
for the continent.
The emperor Napoleon addressed q
message, dated ut Osterode the Gath of
March, to his Senate, in consequence
OF which scnatus consultum was pass
ed by that body, for calling out the con-
scr1I IS tor the year 1903. They are now
to be trained for service, and to MAIN
tain the tranquility of the French pro-
vlnces, and protect the coasts and from
tiers or the empire. The troops en-
ployed in these branches of the service,
are to reinforce the grand army. The
emperor, III this message, declares him
self ready to conclude peace with En-
gland and Russia, on the terms which
| he had offered them before the COM
menccmcnt of hostilitics against Trus-
sla, and to replace the king Of Prussia il
his capital.
CHILLIcOTHE, June !.
a gentleman from ChamIaigne ccun-
ty informs us, that on the 25lh ultimo. d
man by the name Of Boyer, who lived in
That county, was murdered by the In
dians. While he was burning some logs
in his new ground, the Indians, five in
number, came near to where he was. and
shot him twice. Being only wounded
by tn first FIRE, he attempted to MAKE
his escape; but being fired at a second
time, he fell. The ladians then toma-
hawk and scalp'd him in Almost shoci-
ing manner, and laid some peculiar signs
on his back, which could not be account
ed for by III oldest warriors among ,hc
vhites.-I his melancholy circumstance
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
" II L L L ING,
THURSDAY, 11th JUNE, 1907.
Trial IL Burr.

1|E" u DU@1'
On Wednesday the 9th MAY, Mr..
Kay, the attorney for the United States,
opened his testimony in support OF the
motion to commit Burr on charge Of
treason. Debates arose on several
points. On Thursday Mr.. Hay stated
that he expected Gen. Wilkinson that
day or the next. lie moved that Burr
should be held to bail, to await the de
cision Of the court on the motion for
commitment. This produced a long
debate. Burr was bound, himself in
the sum OF ten thousand dollars, and Sc
'curltles tn a like sum. Wilkinson had
not arrived on Monday the FIST inst
no indictments had been sent to the
grand jury.
A letter from Richmond. nrbI;sbcd
an the Aurora, says: " Conctrnin, ,hr
nypAer III which Bur- wrote to W,ikin-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
MONDAY, SEPTEMBEk Ia, 1907.
Land for Sale.

TO be sold, on the premises, on Thurs
day, the 18th Of October next, q small
Tract Of Land, lying in the county Of Fairfax,
containing about one hundred and forty acres.
This land lies about seven or eight miles of
Alexandria and George Town, has a.sufRcient
quantity Of wood and meadow land andis well
watcred: It lies adjoining the seat Of Doctor
Henry Rose, and would make a comfortable
retreat for a town family in the sickly season.
Captain Joseph Powell will ashew the land TO
any person wishing. 10. view it before the day
of sale, when the terms which is expected to
be accommodating, VII. be made known by
the LEGATEES Of Nathan Smith, deed
September g. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
PEACHES DISTILLED.
Notlce is herebY gwen.

THAT in consequence Of a deed oftrust
4 FROM Henry Dsa1zope, lateyefPrinces Will
ham county. deceased, to secure the sum.af
three hundred and cighty-one pounds nine
teen shilIinggs and three;pencs, due to Alex
.ander Smith, Of Alexandra, from the said
81. p. Hooe-en the first day of the. next dis
trict court to be held at Hay-Market, in
Prince William county, lbsing the 18th day
ofnext month"; IshalT proceed to sell TO the
bidder, for ready money, a TRACT
of LAND, situate in the county of Fapquier.
containing one hundred and Fifty accres-which
land has. on 1t a mill, a store house, and a
comfortable dwelling house, with necessary
out houses ; is situated about FIVE. miles from
Hay Market, and was formerly occupied by
Nathan Matthew. The sale will!stake place
at the tavern of BenjaniniB ronough, insths
town Of Hay Market.
r. YOUNG.
September r.. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
Pu3s a to a Dec,cc

M t
Of the honorable the circuit court of the dis
trict OF Columbia, in a suit depending, in
Alexandria county, in chalcery, wherein
Colin Aud, administrators Of Robert Mill
gan, deceased, is complainant, and William
Wilson, defendant, will be exposed to PUB
Lie SALE, OH SATURDAY, the FIFTH
day of SEPTEMBER NEXT, at TEN
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the coffee-house
in the town of Alexandria, for ready moe
ney,
u Ii the said William Wilson'S right and
IN title in and to three fourth parts Of an
undivided interest in the WHOLE of the lands
heretofore attached to the Keep-Trys furnace,
being about 400 acres, with the exception Of
the works and 22l acres sold to the govern
ment= of the United States, lying in Berkeley,
now Jefferson county, near Harper's ferry.
Charles Lee, I ro,a,r.
Tho's Swami,
August 4 saww
By reafon of the abfence OF
the Commissioners, the iale of the a.
bove mentioned property is postponed
until Saturday, the 18th OetoSer, at
ten O'Clock, in the forenoon, at the
oofee4houIe, when it will take place.
September q.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14

District of Columbia.

MOTlGs IS hereby lyigen 10 all sphom Il
~ acSy concern, That the Consul General
q Fortesal to the United States OF America,
ms aathorizedth subscriber, to legalize all
lapers that may be necessary for vessels
soaad from the ports of this district to any in
Portugal or Madeira,
dose masters Of vessels VINO may omit
nEne their bills Of health thus certified, will
haOle to undergo quarantine.
ils requisite that any article shipped for
~10unt OF a Portuguese subject. shSuld be
T1ESed' and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
y ana the bills ofladmg Iegalizcd as above.
:, Lewis Deblois.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
twenty FIVE Dollars ReuaYd

f-fF, sometime Ia fir ,scntAs Of No
bender or December iast,
N NERO NAN by the name of SIN,
- who was hired in the town of Alexan-
Mr.. Robert Smith. IIe syas about SO
Ssss.s o. sge, about S feet 10 or il inches
a. very Strait, cf rather a Yellowish or ta-
s'hpiexlon, suffers a little, has a soft
se' and generally seems humble and timid
s.sa ssosen to. He had a wife at Col. lem
M 81 :, IN the county of Caroline, and may
&, 'sss now be lurking IN that neigbborhood,
nm uinS 1t more probable he may have
8 - = nc state of Maryland.-If he is taken
s;I IT, s'ass Of Virginia and brought to me |
give the above reward; if in the state Of
Assno and brought to me / win give 1zir-
Va. Baldwin M. Lee.
'Sslnla, Westmorelsnd2
ssanty, July a. 1901 d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14

The Subscriber has on Hand,
4. tew bales Of GOsOD s.; suitable "a, tie .at-.
hroaching season, ssdich he will distose gat
a,iegv Advance, on a liberal credit, ..viz.
BLUE KERSEYSs
BLUE CLOTH
MIXED CQATINGS
.RAIZES
WHITE SWANSKIN
MIXED FLANNELS>
NARROW CLOTHS
sFLANNFL SERGE
BEAVER COATING.
rs. DOWLAS.
!. A!o, lyR Landings.
Is hhds. St. Cfoix SUGAR, of good qua
lily.
2 p~uncheons St. Croix RUM, Sd pr. and
3 pipes Cognac BRANDY, 18th pf.
James Patton.
September 10. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
IN ME- d,
A MILLER who is master OF

MS business, to take care of merchant mill
Fo such a enc good wages will be given
For the person who wants, please apply to
Mr. Joseph Smish, AiexaEdria.
March II. a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
n @ i | 6 +.

Under the authority Of 4 deed of trust from
1Ao.zas bgeaf to the subscriber. TO satisfy a
debt due toJohn Hodgkia's, Of seven hun
afea slN1y-.Ho aonars lorey Two LII
5AisHDA ''io iv.' 10Y - oepssn
DC S8possue paolis saie, On tue plsln'so'
LOS c9ii1asnllsS aioalsev - $ 81
a tract OF Land, near AleAdIl-
dria. g the north of the new turapike road
and lying on the east OF S~tuInp-hil, being one
noiety of q tract of land commonly called
$ Pearsen's ifaef.'
Ths terms of sale viii be-Onerthird cash,
onc-third in sixty, and ons-third in ninety
days. Conyeyances to,be rnadei on We recelpt
of the last instaiment.
4. MOTT.
Augastcss; as
1A' ',1 20 : CO
VGsnaVse L1is@S ~ oaiS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
BRYAN HAMPSON

LIN lam AALAlA1 OOAN
HAS FOR SALE,
10 pipes old port,
S do. Madeira,t 81
80 quarter casks Lisbon,
70 do. particular Tenerife. g
Is do. Malaga
l5spipes old cognac brandy
S do. 4th proof Holland gin
S .hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
~ do. lst quality molasses
s do. green copperas
2 do. alum
20 do. brown sugar
e bags pimento.
Is do pepper
10 chests young Tyson
o do. Tyson skin 30
do. imperial.
100 bags green coffee
i5o kegs madden
SO do. ground ginger
80 do. raisins
1900 lbs bacon, well cured
S kegs salt petrc
A.quantity Of fine and ground alum salt.
At all times he has the first quality -four
for family use, on hand-with a number Of.
ether articles-aIl of which. he will sell low
on his former terms.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14
w II E A T.

The highest Price giuen for WHEAT, by
4. LLND0, two doors below Dayey's tavern :
who keeps a regular assortment of GR0cE-
RES and S.ALI-which he will Sell low tor
cash, or on the usual terms to p%unctual custo-
msrs.
": B. want to purchase or hire q stout
Negro Man. Al
Samaritan Ia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
MI1e GsnQallr2r.
RICHMOND, SIN YUEr,

Extras Of n letter from an officer ia tie H7rqi-
nia Detachment, mite EHsaEetb Riyer, 3u-
y 2s'@;
We have At length bid adicu to Norfolk
and its hofptable inhabitants. Believe me.
have never experienced 20 much heart winning
Sindneis; aud II is with the utmoh amazem.,t
tat have heard the mifsrabie ndfiepreientati.
oas which have circulated in your city on this
iuiJ q Every door Termed opening upon lis
t0Ges to admit Us: ana every table was
fpread with the Injuries of the feafon to re-
ceiye the volunteers of their country. The
iane hoipi'ality extended to the men as well
to their officers.
few Mort reflections will conclude the
correspondence which have maintained on the
hfJeet of our ilort com paign.-I had intend
cd to have decorated my pages with NINA.
ture picture of the character and conduct OF
our commander in chief; out have no per
Iona! reientmeDts againft Gen. Matthew's and
tne arr aHgements which are likely to he adopt
ed into the detachments about Norfolk. vii,
probably dhrobe him of all bs importance AZ a
pubic charscter.--It was more to nv win To-
DO the a6iurdity of employing Cavalry in
tead ~ Infantry, on the hilly fands o. Lynha-
ven Bay /; sus rcierve this tai. TO ADLER hand.
The fcenes which / have lately yGted.
naturally fugget one quefion to my mind, tina,
rs peculiarly intereting at tkiJ crhs. What is
the 5tt policy wiIch NC tan adopt towards
Great Britain ?'
cannot myf<if entertain moments doubt thar
homPhreyss cOndu9 has been diaated by his 90
Nstnuent Sui the petition is not abfolutey certain
&nu " may bthove-us give the Britifh an orportu-
my u making an ehcttua rsparaton. In tse mean
lit PruHeree would dictate the making of every me-
ee''Iy preparation. An embargo would have been
an nnP'iitic n1e'fnre becau(e il would have been
'"raVehsd BY ilmilar mealure o., the part of g.
N"o we nave more properly in Beiy ports, than
eJ nave ~ err. he merchants now know enough of
ou' PFeehious iituation be iatfed that war with
,reat Britain, is a probable event when they fee
s government adopting military nieafur 5, let them
IoOK 10 tha' event LET them be fecuriny their pro-
P''V' ana our ieamen now ia Britilh Ports and on
.is 'ledn Mean time our government may Ceeare our
an 'sis now ~ the Mediterranean. Our repu.
fofIe nay be IN fate Of equipment and the Of
~ Va me 10000 militia, now called out by the
e'.e'"' mould not relax one moment in their pre-
Paue" For'' may be equipping and Gun. Boat,
oe ounding. And il is believed that al! nego-
.it win T. T. OH other points will be ipeoded
untl ne anpleR reparation, for this outray. have
oo'@p'sd' ~ ihe refules the information may
~iWe =, 10 tn'S country about the middle Of October.
''D'H go SonBhe'' perhaps may be expected to meet
-. ms picture naturally brings the naval prepars.
I0ns o. Norie!k fol into nay view. Thsle prineipa
" embrace the tOr.s the Cur. Boat aud .hs cbsla.
Pcaks. Wv ~''''"-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
NORFOLK, July 90.

Captain Benthall informs u, that a few days
before he left Madeira, brig arrived from
Lfbon, which broup,i an account of an Earth
quake on the 9TH June, having done great ds.
mage to that city,iparticulariy to the aqueduc.
The brig Flora, Capt BenthaIl, arrived this
morning from Charante and Madeira, left, June
5, IN kochtort ads, French line Of battle
lhip of 80 guus, of "a, 2 fripa,es, and 4
brigs, bloekaded by fx Englinn rs at anchor
OF the mouth Of the harbor, fad they expo ed
the French out every day.
Mr.. Davis, pilot, was brought to ye1yrday
by The Triumph, Sir Thonas HARDY, Who put
on board black man belonging 10 Baltimore.
MIR. -. ws9 ALTO informed, that there were
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
PETERsBURc L,,,, On


fehcrday morning at rine O'clock, arrived in
town from their tour Of duy at Norfolk, the
peteriburg Republican Light Infantry, under
me command "f Capt. T. B. Rotertfou, and
the company of militia con uanded bv Can't.
J"ieph Bragg.--We wee highly p'eafrd ,, their
io!dIer-hke appearance, and arr rappy to Fate
tat they are all in high health & fpiriis. WIN
l"en men, VIII" turn ont with 70 much a'acrify
to obey the luminous Of tic Executive we I've
nothing 20 fear from the netcenarjes Of guv for.
e'gn power. The battalion C militia urder
Major Byrnc, together with Capt. B,rt' Ra,
Corps and Capt. WiIiians'S ArtiI cry, paraded
10 receive them with military honors--.The
whole were marched To Crntre Fl /, when Can't.
KohTtion made al ecqueD' and irrpre Give
'p'rch to his company. expecting his h, ~; au4
PROBATION Of Their conduct during their atlerce
h"mI his place; after which hey were dif, ha,g.
co untn 'he'r country tha a.aiu require their
iervices. when, have 10 douh., :hc4 .. i!
DC ready md willing " to march at a nonenf'I
qvarning-"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31

Purfuant fevera deeds Of truR, executed 10 u, =,
different periods by Flenming Csyee, to feeure
monies due John Gillian T. Co. Ben Parker, Iohp
Lakeland q Co, and Henry ID. Euos--ve baIt
proceed to fell, az Cumberland Court TIosfe or,
Monday gath Augua next, being court day, for
the mott that can be obtained in ready MONEY.
n He TRACT or LAND, on which Cavee re-
A hdss, lying about miles above Cumberland
Court-Houle, divided by the main road. This
Land contains about 900 acres the buildings are fluff
6eent for the reception of two families and is nfeL
rlor 70 no coa'ty uation for an enterptizips n,e-
ehauiek--a Negro VI oman Nancy sna her Children.
Ann, Hsrriot and Sally, with their inereafe Snee rh
execution Of the deeds. ALTO, Negto Man Sisp.
uey, valuable blacksmith mr. as much Of the sfcre
named property may efea the purroes Of the ref.
peaive deeds.
JESSE MICHAUx,3 Sp,0iOiae
BERNARD SIMS, 5 7ygGess.
Cumberland, July a. tdI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
COMMUNICATION.

report prevails that our frgate the Contribution
has been attacked in the Mediterranean, by ihip of
the line and frigate, and after reliance of five
hours, ftruck her flag,
II this be true, it will be in vain to tenlporize anv
longer or to liiten to thofs who may allure them
eIVes with the hopes, that the political horizon will
become clear, and that we fha enjoy the fun beams
Oh peace. ne iniuts which we have long iufered,
proceeding from the right or privilege of earcb
erciied ny the Briti cry aloud for redre and there
is but one mode OF permanent redrefs. Tha, is TO
reue in future fssroh upon any principle, of anv
Veie wearing the colours OF the United States unlei,
IN cafes OF ae7Hat bioskqdt This and thi. onlv. will
lecture the rights and privileges of an independents
ton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
NEAL NELSON.

BOOT e. SHOE MANUFACTURE
HaVing 'sfp,Hed G,om be rsbe1Tfios n Poyt6sop6,
4 ESPECIFULLY informs fuch ofhis ennomete,
IN as had given him orders previous to his going
away, that iuth orders will now be pur ually at
tended to gentlemen d,iirous Of becoming tuRo-
mers, are auTed that his work lhall be equal 10 anv
Mn.
N. B. have large aHor,nsnt OF BOOTS, &c. or.
hand alto, calf-fkin BOOT LEGS, &c. for lale.
Jnly ST. eu1t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
Pirgi1ia- 7GRp0bHnnoek, EGex County, Yply eotS
1907

PirgiTia- + R3abannoek, EGlx County, Ypkv eotS
So7.
AT meeting Of a large number of the citizens If
inns county, Tor the purFofe of taking into conf
dTraon the late attack by the Britifh ihip of war.
the Leopard, on the United States frgate Chef,
apeake. CIV N''i-
Co., William Wa,iug, was called to the chair
and ' '""'i
J'6" p. Lee, appointed fecre.ary.
a committee to draft reiolutions, was then hv
content appointed by Il . chairman, of the follovns
gentlemen James NJ. Garrett, Taliaferro Hunter
I n.enipaio kitehe, Newman Broekenbrough, lanes
fiunter, ames Webb, Andrew Monroe Tbona.
p p; James Sale, Sthreihly Reynolds and Thoma.
peterborough.
The committee retired, and after fome time 70
turned the following, which were adopted without
dIhentng voice
hS/'fvfd nna7im'gGy, That we eonfider the COW.
ardiy attack made by the Britifh fhip Leopard ON
ne onied states r'gate Chesapeake, and attrocious
"'uIaer OF our fellow citizens, as the mon outrage
Gus violation oil right that has ever been committed
on VS. ana thath fully juiihes the indignant feeling
tnat mas been exPreied in every part of America.
hJ''ved H7ani1Oyly, That in our opinion, the sr.
ations OF peace between Great Britain and our eoun
ny can no longer be honsraby maintained, wthou,
receive the moi prompt and ample atonemep,.
h5'I7td nSa1i0Togly, That our confidence in m.
government, does not permit us to doubt il, adon,
ing iueh neaiures the honor and the intereA If ,b
nation require. VIZ
Fy'fvfs "1a"imoyey, That although we are I'm.
eereiy derous Of peace with all the world. We, we
unhsi,tstiHgly abjure it, if it cannot be maintained
WIN honor and If a refOrt 10 war be necearv. we
Peoge Tor IT'S iuPpors our lives, our fortunes and
iaered honor" ""0
FyefVFd Haaaim0sly, That in our opinion, war
WIN GREAT Britain will fubjea US to temporary g.
WIS but may ultimately produce fold benefits bv
lorSng US to do for ourfelve', what we now EMPLOY
will render US more truly ndependant, and e,e ,hs
nteelh'y OF any future connection with goyernnen,
"hoie Vaccinations diaurb the civilized world.
FP''Dsd EHa"'~oJ9y, That the cordua and pro-
esedi5g' Of our fellow citizens Of Norfolk. par,C-
mI S and Hampton, on thot location, and particu
AIRY the aniwer Of Richard =. Lee to the romo,o.
dore Of the Brtifh fquadron, NEE, our y,stme and
entire appreciation, wv
Rgs1O'd r"eNi'''giy, Tha, !, is our opinion, tina,
the lace outrage committed BY the Leopard. on the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31

Extract Of a Isiler yeeeiUed al 4fAguJeu, dated
"ArHENs, July S, 1907.
PRECEDENT Meigs has returned from North
caroima-Tb CCmmifIiouers have amicaby
acJuite the boundary line, between this Sta,e
snd Nor,h.Csrolina- Co. Hammond, from St.
Eous' u 5. I. was here yeaerday--i AZ, for
~ 20 earn from the Colonel, that Lieut.. P Ike,
ana company, are killed by the Aufage Indians,
Dear the head waters OF Red River. which Inv
were exptnring-sr ia urderaood that thew
acre killed through the influence Of the Spa
piards." NF"