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FROM THE AURORA.
CON MUNlcA1IoN.

COMMUNICATION.
BY inferting the following proje9 for boats to run
aganit the trea,n you will! obge your humble fer
want.
Pryea.-The boat veflel fhould be built long,
HAT, and tharp, like particular kind OF batteaux
as the refiitance boat meets with when failing
gaintf the esrrent, principally the bow, while the
water Paing along the ides, has comparatively but
little efect-and veii.s for this purpofe would Eel
DOM navigate in tide where they would be
p"ied TO horms, the tnbers and plank Mould be as
mail and light as iaety would permit; place in the
ittrn, two fmal wheels, each iide Of the rud
der, which wheels are TO be turned by the water is
under way-in each wheel fix fet OF cogs fimi!ar
thoie in grin Mills which mul lie 20 eontrived to
rae or lower, by ferew fome wind mills or fans,
to be placed on the deck nun ALTO be fnar TO thoie
uied in griit merchant mills where the bolts go by
water. SuPPofe vehel twelve or fourteen feet in
width, and thirtyive feet in length, executive of the
eabn-paee on each Eide OF the deck four wind mills
or fans, between two and three feet dfant from
each other-they hould be of the following dinenli-
ons, viz four feet in width, the wings two feet in
depth, to be turned by the wheels, and the
machinery affixed to the;n-when the veel is under
way, the wiod to be difeharged from the fans in
horizontal dire aon-l mention this becaule the wind
dcharged from the Dutch fans is delivered from the
fan at an angle Of fxty degrees from the horizon yet
when one OF thele fans is turned in the fvfea
Rer Poible, the power Of the wind OH the wheat is
equal to very Rrong wind gale-all the axletrees
OF thefe wind mills, fhould fma wheels as
they would be turned with eafx and fwiftnels;
the pace from which the wind is discharged from the
fan being four feet in width and fay three fee, in
depth making twelve fquarc feet but by the time
the wind had gone two and two and half feet, it
will fpread one foot each de, making Fix feet in
width, and two feet perpendicular switch is five feet,
or thirty fquare feet each fan. If then on expert
ment, it Nall be found that an artificial wind can be
made on the deck, equal to gale, the quetion would
be fmpy this will veiIel of the dimenions have
mentioned, run againR the common of our
rivers, built high fer the purpofe, going before
gale operating two hundred and forty fquare feet
OF canvafs, or which is the fame thing, nnainfal
twenty feet in heghth, fourteen wide the bottom
and ten feet at the top. AS have fhewn the above
plan number of perions who think there is fome
probability of its fucceedng, but have uuderta-
ken to make the experiment, and not having the
means to make it myfe fhould any perfon perfons
think proper to make it, the fubfcriber will enter in
to 4 contract both liberal and generous.
JOHN PECK.
Cumberland County, N. Jerfey, Z
AN. 81, 1907.
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February IS.
FOR slLr,

NE BEAUTIFUL SEAT OF BEtVtcrpp
4 adjoining this city, with four acres adf,ey,, -.
any ADDITIONAL quantity, NOT exceeding tn sntv. VIII
"hl he laid OF to iuit the rurchalr. The do.W., y.
houie contains on the fri foor, fpscious Gi,,;o
room, ParIour' ima fettng roam, chanib,r snJ
tore roon With paAage through TN. centre Of ,,.,
ou,i1''g arc eorreipondent number Of apartment,
attached all the outheuies req1ifte for l,rge e,
biihment, and the Whole are in iia,. Of o,oS ,e,r
Auy Perion delirous TO purolair, may luoy, -.
srn'''on winch the above properly will be dda....
q, by .rplyingtO HApU,t
alsf1L3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
q Ii perfens having claims againa the enate Of
L N William Mail.n, deceafed, Of Chelleraeld
county, wherein am concerned, are rcqueaed to
bring them forward, their accounts properly anthem
teated, on or before the fr day of April next, as
Proviions may be made for the dfcharge of the fame
Alto, all ,hof. having claims again the eRate of An
drew Scott, decd, of faid county, requeled to
come forward; and thofe Indebted, to pay off their
REFLECTIVE accounts as no indulgence will be given,
and this notice plead in bar of any claim broughs
ward, after the above date, as intend to cofr my
to April court.
ROBERT MTYRE, daa1 Of
ANDREW SCOTT.
March 10. rs
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LAND-FOR SHLE.

ME fubicriber offers fcrfais,a Traa ortA,,0
lying on I've river, in the county Of Nmbarg
oelng part OF the eAate of the hate col. John Role
Containing by a:tualiurvey 1905 acres It !. H.
mules diitaut from rhe Court.hou(c and ,,e. 80,
rom "arminlIer-There are from, so to 900 arrss
o. rms tract cleared, the refdue is heavily nbersd
win Oak Hiekefy, Cheinut, &c. The fon oI ,bs
iIna, winch IS inferior tonone l. its vicinity is admra.
Diy adapted TO the culture Of tobacco. Corn v,b.,
Se.-lts eontiguty TO M2jor Mahey' snapuIa,lar,r,,
MN, VIII he oneumitance Of great eoulit.r ao,,,
aPureha'er-- PoeihOu will be given ON the FRI d,y
OF the eniuing year, with liberty IT, 70 . Gnal ,ra,n
ms next faIi-One third Of the purehsfe money viii
he required ~ hand for the other paymept, = The.
raj indulgence will be given--rhe land viii l..
me"" by Mr.. Alexander i Rofe or Capt. A. Mor.
gam rstding in the neighborhooi-- y,id,;no
10 purehsie; may know tie terms Of l4!e b. ar,lv;n
to the iubief.ber. 4'F''E
THOMAS TITZHUGH.
c'leob'l' StaT1rti county .n,u
March ~. eP ln'1'
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WILL BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
On Monday the 9th OF April next, at the late Dwell
ling Houie of overton Colby, Efq. decd. in Ur-
banns,
NHREE SLAPES, one good Watch, number
, Il OF valuable Books, and all the houfehold and
sncnen furniture, belonging to iaid deceaied ;-On
iums above FIVE dollars nine months credit will ne al
lowed the Purcha!ers their giving bond with ap-
proved fecurity. al perions Indebted to laid eate
are requetted to make immediate payment, as no in
dugehee can be given, thoie having claims are delred
to exhibit them properly authenticated, to
THE ADMINISTRATORS.
Middlefcx, March "a. e
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LAST NOTICE.
BY 0i'tae Of Died Of 7rye, exeluted 10 me BY Rib
ard EtrgEl0n for pH,peits therein jpesjfea.
WILL CERTALNL1- BE SOLD.
To tie big65f 6id'y, for tss, on Monday tie lsb Of
dPrH "est, at LOHja C. H. Bat Llins Con-. day:
II NHREE likely NEGROES, the property of
Richard Fergulon, conftting of two men and
boy. All perfons inclined purchafe are requeited
to attend. WV. WHITE T,ls<,
Loula, March 90. tdr.
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March 10.

NOTICE.
A IL perfon5 hauing claims agaizR The eQate
n Of 5Obn Prndleton, eff. late Of fbe CRY of
Richmond, deed. are reqnsl9ed to exhibit tbrm to
either Of THE (1gsjeriber5 as laeedily as bo1f6A.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
AaminjFrators.
+ November Is. IF.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a Ii thofe having claims agaiull the late firm OF
~ Thomas Scott s, Co. of Powhatan County as
Archibald M'Crae who was one of the partners
IN that bufinefs, will render their accounts pro-
Periy authenticated the isbfcrber in all the month
OF April next, tina, dividend may be made Of fuch
funds as has come into his hands foon thereafter as
pofi5le. JAMES FISHER
March 20. r.
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BELL TdVERMIJ

ME Subfcriber begs leave 20 inform hi, friends
and the public, that he has taken the houie in
Maneheiter, formerly called the Ring- Sun avern
and occupied by Mrs Leath, and having furpin,ed
hmelf with good Beds and the belt of Liquors Grain
&c he hatters hmelf from paying particular atten-
tion' he will be able to give general fatisfaaion.
ROBERT McTYRE.
N B. Wagon and fix Mules good Riding
Horie, and Jack of good aoel-for fale.
Manchester, Dee. tf
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RICHARD BROOKE.

RICHARD BROOKE,
ft The s Of t6e Plough, nearly .osoG.e tie Street
I-adisc from Mayo's By<ge - Has jrf ,eeeiqed and
epened po't Of bis SPRING CC06S, amt d4ay
expsefs tbt remainder, 4vsk L.iag -il l.. on II. len
terms. be T"H sN on tie aae sta-e.! prizes, far eaS
or Country Produce.
-..AMoNo THEM ARE....-.
CLorHs & Kerieyneres, Do. HaudLsrel.iels,
Meri~llies, Ped, brown 8; yellow
lHdia Einiites, Bandarua Co.,
Do. Caleoes, Madras do.
Furniture do. 1 Silk Cloves.
Cihghams Veiv., Ribbons,
DIX and Cotton Chan,- Sewing SILK,
Drays' Nuns Thread,
- q Cd Cambrick Co!oured do.
Mullins, Linen Cambrck,
Plain & Laced do. Long Lawn.
Book - do Dmities & Cambrick Di-
Plain & Worked Lcno, mites.
Grapes & Sarcenet,s, I7.s& a Ir;f, Linen.
Laces & Ribbons, Diaper, Piatlas,
Silk * Cotton Shawls, hte 6, brown PlatiIIas
Do. Counterpaines, Dou,as
Gentlemen q I.acies SIX Ozna5urgs,
Cotton ti"e, >Tick,,nburgh,
DIN Cotton {; Leather Linen 8; Cotton Checks
ouipenders, With Hardware and va
SILK Umbrellas, =, riety of Other articles
He WHITES TO rent the upper par Of Ill. EIoui. c,.,.
ming oil iour rooms two of which ave very large g,
haVs been recently repaired together with the necel
fairy oUe Hou.es, March 81 CIV.
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any country ia rvIist n1et 5a, been &nt N:.-ia.
az i" Ass<1iea if you except the introduction os
Vaccine lnnocuiasion. the mon ufeful practice ever
fallen upon. lndeedh muf be owned, that fnce
the appearance Of the yellow fever in 1891, s"i
more Especially G"ce The commencement, Of the 81
american ltrodica! wo.k on Medicine at New
York in 1907, Era has commenced in the hii-
tory OF chat protection. Nat. Int.
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NOTICE.

\ LII Perions indebted to Humphrey Dabney, are
n requetted TO make immediate payment to him,
or to either of the Subscribers, TygFee,.-And ali
,hole having claims requeaed to bring them for
ward, properly atteaed, before the 9Th day of
April next, at which time dividend " Ill be made.
GAZE. RALSTON,7
HENRY KoYE1, i'u"ss'
March 81. ep,I5A
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AMERICAN IMPROVEMENTS
Trr - 1910 -
INPA1-GIC.

% TBoNAs BrooREs, the celebrated Englih
I-j Itidb, - great reltrr Of American books lie
las abandoned the Old School On the qusltion Of
Contafon and become complete convert to the
non con sgeuines Of yellow fever III letter to one
e. be- rsneiPondeuts be writes thus." do no! kaoe
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PROPOSALS

NLL be received By the executive. for FIR.
W Mining the convics in the Pen;,.nt;,ry
WIN fations Tor one year, from the fin day Of nr.t
n'oHth' he component parts Of ea.h ration mn
De aieertaed, by perons wilhipg to contract by an.
March 81. N' ~ u
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR g SAUNDERS.

I@to,ha their J'-irnds and tie public, tbut the,
gviH continue tbe COMl1LSSIONbu Eue/5, hte-
y done BY c. = T. Saunders. They trOn,il
tie -Eri@7sE attention TO The mtereR5 Of hof
qV00 may Ja7'0r them svtb eonfgnmenfs
16cy are n0zD yeeeiVi1g general and exense
Of GROCERIES, zpLieb 4pW be ofa ed IA, hk.
Wbo!eaAs and Retail, lie Aoze1J9 !e, m, amt ai44i
credit, !" tie fare Lately osenpicdLy AleGis HiAias
MKen=is y Co. cepsfte Js Vtndne Office Of Aae0,s.
Fregf' q 1A0"e~e-a0a0ng zvbieb ar: tie f,iiozoinr
ayfjeisf
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DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERsHIp.

yg~HE COMPREHENSIVE Of r and T. Gam
hers' Is dhtoived by mutual content. All debts
d"e ny the concern will be adulted aud paid bv lie.
fueur and Saunders, who are alone authorized n C
tie all claims due to and by the concera
c. II. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
N. B. Thofe indebted are requeael to make i'm.
mediate payment as no further indulgence can be OIL
ven. ~ 8
Nov. o2.
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Il nezD fate.-An artif at Paris has invented flute
of flint gais which for the frmnefs of ts tones is
faid far to furpafs thofe made of wood.
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FAIRFIELD RACES,


will nfo
hers,th IIrGsto
the N1' vi" oil
sHd Dy-Ile loCKEY CLUB PURSE
reiandfh
o the 2ndda
rs
ldngs alowedsb
toroft Cowent
fANN
retobe
" choice SMoCK
RICHMOND,
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0H TI[DuritH.
LAWS OF THE u. STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Mailing 1tPreprids1, for carrying into xs7 freaty be-
fzveen Be Ut1d Slater aadfbe CbickziazD tribe of In
diam nndso 1fabgS a land etfss in tbt IdiNDIfp-
territory.
DE enal7ed BY tie Seaat. and HOMIE Of Reerefsnta-
- fives Of tie United Slater of 4Useriea in CosgrsG
sgemSfsd That for the purpole of carrying into effect
treaty, made on the twenty-third day of July,
thoufand eight hundred and FIVE, between the United
States and the Chickafaw nation of Indians the follow
ing ums to be paid of any monies in the Tr-afu-
ry not otherwie appropriated be, and the fame here
by are appropriated in conformity with the fipula-
tons contained in the faid treaty, that is fay to
the faid Chickaiaw nation twenty thouland dollars :;
to George Colbert and O'Koy, each, one thoufand
dollars and to Chinubbe Mingo chief OF the nation
annuity of hundred dollars during his natural
life.
Sec. 2. And Be fvrfBer taaS9ei, That i, fhall be
the duty the furveyor general of the public lands
iouth of Tennefiee, to caae be furveyed and laid
out, IN the fame manner as is provided by law for
the other public lands in the Miippi territory, 70
much of the lands ceded the United States by the
Cherokees and Chckalaws lies within the faid ter
ritory; and the Predent of the United States is here
by authorized, whenever he fhal think il proper to
elablh land Office for the ale of the faid lands and
to appoint RICHTER Of the fame, and receiver of the
public monies aecrung from the ale of the faid lands
whole respective emoluments and duties fhal be the
fame thoie of the regiiiers and receivers of the
other land officers in the fad territory.
NATHL. MACON,
Speater Of be Hoyjf Of Rep,etentativn.
S. SMITH,
P,5fSsa: IF t5e Senate, Pre- femfo-e
March 8, sO7.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

Mailing eompe!ji'1 for extra EIyVieeI " tie gove,nsy
jHG.es and csretary effbs Indiana teI,itsry.
y Eft maS7ed BY bs Senate and Hoye Of Re6rtjtnta
ID hVS5 oftGe United Stafes Of Imeriea in ConSyJ
ssmb!ed That the ecretary of the treafury be, aud
he hereby is directed pay the governor, judge,
aud fecretary Of the Indiana territory of any
ney in the treafury not otherwfe appropriated, the
FUN, of three hundred dollars EACH as eompenfati.
OH for extra ferviess by them performed, in obed-
to the aa entitled I" An aa erecting LouiGana
into two territories and providing for the temporary
government thereof"
NATHL. MACON,
SSeatv gefte Hogft Of Rep,eftafatiVes
s. SMITH,
PyCyftnf IF fLE SsAaie, pro fewPo,e.
March 8, sO7.
APPROYED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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Drown SUGAR of Bar Iron, German. craw.
- fuperior quality, leys s. BG0ered Stee,
D =, otto leeond ditto. Antigua & jamaica Rum,
Beit Green Coffee, Verv Old An,;gpa pm,
Salt in Sacks, Holland Gin
a9.alts and lreacle, Cogniac Brandy, of very
r rickied oaimon' hyperion quality,
Scotch Barley, Race Gipper. pennsr
rore' oherry PImento Nutmegs,
Malaga Vine, Mace, Cloves & Gin
ire.h Mucatel Railns & namon,
Sarrants, Frcih Londan Munard
Soft SheIled Almonds, in fn,an boy..
CoPperas, Bet Flotant In5ico ,,d
2anp.,re, Fig Blue, OF hyperion
Patent Shot, well aIorted, eoIbs' each
f''oo s Brown Stout Freih Capers, Oil, &c.
BeA Spania, Segars, Tea in Capu;0srs
oalu"e'l, rraiare . Cos Ditto b. the lb.
~ ou.erhne chocolate Young Hyion do. of the
New York Candles aud frit guilty,
soap N. England & BulIok )
Spermace,ti Candies, Ch.ele.
JOHN L. LESUEUR,
c. Fl. SAUNDERS.
Oaober 10. ,e
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WANTED.

4 an Apprentice in Dry Good Store. how
\ With good recommendations, from 10 To- -
years Of age. Arriy to the Printer.
March Fl. r.
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Az Z have removed to the houfe formerly occ,ipi
w ed by Meflrs. DONALD MACKENZIE e. Co.
nearly oPPolite to the bank.
JAMES u JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, March 3. 6w
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LOST,
RS VIRGINIA ALMA.

~ TEE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
Mack, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Rtchie, is now for fale, by the grof5, dozen VI
Jingle, at the ESoUIRER Bookstore.
ALso-A General Anortment of LAWYERS
and Sheriff S BLANKS, jun p,itsd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05

AZ 10 he g 1;endly disposi,ious' Of
The Spaaiards towards Us, we may judge
little what that is worth by the following
passage from Mr.. Randolph's Erst letter
to- the public.
.Aboutsthis time the news Of the sea
fight off Trafalgar reached America, the
event of which alarming the Spanish mi.
nislry for The safety Of their West India
colonies, forbade the weakening OF the
important post Of the HAVANA, aud sns- !.
pended the hostile mevemesks On the part at
Spain against the IT. States And TO THIS
Circumstance sue haze been brobadIylndebt
ed 1orshe uadissurbsd possession Of iAesO'
Orleans and its dependencies"
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From The Aeso 1ork Herald
Tnr FRENCH AND SPANISH IofIssA =,


of the hostility lastly cotnm'sted upon Us
bv hesSpaoiafds At me Mobile, but has
,akcn notice ot;tfors,ke purpose OF denying
some part, Of iuss'fying what ne could NOT
deny, md poliiaurg whashe could nosJus.
tify. This conduct does uos surprise as ia
one. who has for spne time been suspcct.
ed Of bcsog 10 the pay of France or SPaia.
and probably OF bob. And though we
confess We eugh; to be surprised at no''
tb;oc con,ng from such a wretch as this,
We, we co0ld no, bot 3ssl commentary
wonder this mofnlng TO perceive him tire,
his loap S PARISH astirle, consradicting his
idol, Fsgersoa himself. IN the NEST point.
ed manner. a few instances shall De pro.
dpeed.
Aiscra preamble cosaposed eli fslseheed
..nd arsfsl misrepsessnsation. by way OF
eoncsllating the gaod uin Of the reader 70.
! wards Spain aud after dePrecaliug wars,
with any na,ion hu, the English, as the
greatest Of evils, and accommodating libe.
raieSplsnasions ard arssors to reason IN
preference, hs sets himself dow to answer
an article 10 the Washington Fsderaliston
the subiscs Of the lase Spanish outrage.
Our quotations from the Two papers viii
be credited to each.
The Washington Federa!ist says:
80
I'o'" s s'ss ,. s.'sa IN .san,sssn,
moment Spain hss treated Us with ua;fcfm
''As.'' ou's $3.50 90 Ilgasb E,J
Sin Il Il
<.r,n.
= - ~ !, - - - :
o. "ehf s. oonaeu Co'Ap'a'At 'sa'"s' 'ne
-. :, : = &c s'a'.e.' ~ ,As M
-. $50 - ! .esa 80 a. 1890 u.s ~
''sshs "a SOU as ."s '"a'.e. 80 ~ y
safisyac, Of The u SD
r4ureya.
-.
Let US ncwsntar Mt. :5easfson Oh 's''s
SANE Po'n'. - n,s pso"s Aes'ssS 's''
with Spa,u our negotiations tor act.
f..,o,y,.suesss
: r.. ar,.,
:
81 And 10 his private message sent three
days alter and read with closed doors, but
WHICH was Afterwards published by Mr..
Randolph, the president says
a-An event THE purchase of j. apis;ana
as unexoec,ed a. d;,agrseab,e 70 Sna;n
F,on ,h,t nouen, she s1so,sa - eha,rs
her conduct aud d.sposi1ion ,owsrds U.S.
a F,Ssc,et 1a,ssaoe.
ne ttaen gees on 20 mention lnssancesos
asI .saIn,lea, o'spcsn'on; Informs esngrss IS
-taas ne NAG sens Mr. Munroe as m'nls.er
sxuaoru'Dsfy ana Plsnlpnsensiary to Ma
drio' LOT inc purpose q sesthps our dltrr-
ences, Out tnas
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05

We!ch ,Faetotssm.v-A Mr.. Owens, who
resides 10 small seaport 10 North Wales,
discharges the duties of the following tzveRoe
.ofilces with great regularity: CLERK to tn.
collector of customs clerk TO the excise
etflce; clerk TO the justices !; parish clesk
for the ltnglfsh se,pice parish clerk for
the Ffe!ch service; clerk 10 the coache.:
and CLERK to the packets he also keeps a
lodging house, is . notary public and apc.
tioneer, collector Of the kings taxes and
sexton.
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Issswnuid perhaps not be sufficient Why
NOT sufficient! Because, says the court,
!. this wopld be an equivocal ACT and has
no warlike appearance. Ehe act then
should Be unequisocat and should have 2
5 arl;ke. appearance. Il must exhibit ia
he words oe sir Mathew Hale speciem
5eM. the appearance Of war. This con-
s,ructioni is rendered 10 some measare ne.
cessary when We obserye that the court e
Qualifying the position, ]" that the army
commencing thsir march by detachmenIs
10 the place of rendezvous must be sum,
ciens 20 constitute the crime" In qualify.
ing this position they say. /" the travelling ,:7
of Individuals would perhaps NOT be sufh-
Gent. Now, asolitary individual travel.
ling 20 any point. with any latent, could
not. without total disregard Of language.
be termed marching detachment. The
court, therefore, mus. have conss mplatede
several individuals travelling together; aud
the word. being used in reference TO the
position they were intended to quality,
would seem 10 indicate the distinction be.
tween the appearances attending the usual
movement oil a company Of men for civil
purposes, and thar military movement
which might in correct Languages be demo.
minated smarching by detachments."
ITO be continued.
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auired about his health and The probability
;o,fhis going away. g. Did nothing Of am
moment occur in relation 70 Blannefhas-
se,,'s departure. A.. NoihirG that Irecol,
lect. He departed short time after had
arrived there. Q. Did he notastase the
reasons of his sudden departure! A. He
said he apprehended some difficulty, it he
did not i'm mediately depart, from the peo.
pie Of Kenawha. q. Did youearry no
dispatches for Iourdan A. None.
Mr.. Writ. Did you understand from
both that Blannerhassst was connected with
Burr "A. / did, t,g4s Z,
mr.. McRae. Was there no rumour and
poise on this subjec. before you went 70
Kentucky Was it not The, opinion Of tbs
people they intended to invade Mexico 3
a. There were various opinions concerning
them. Messrs. Martin aud Burr both
objected TO this question:. Mr.. McRae..
My object is next to ask the witness whe-
ther col. Burr did nor enquire about the
state Of the public mind. Did not Mr..
Burr say something about, il? a. He
asked me what was going on abroad, such
!, was u's e','o P'l".3 -.
n'm 20 nase asKea 'hls qoes''on ""Is"e 80
the government on this subject. Ireplied
tina. had not. G.. What offers did they
make to induce you to join them! A. Nooe
particularly except that it when descend
ed the river, l did not Ind gems. ta.ou
and Wilkinson either there or coming
there, and it there was 90 Spanish war );
then Blannerhasset was TO bear my ex-
pences back
D1r. lWchae hen you considered our
self as engaged for a Spanish war: A. l.
Did. q. And Mr.. Gallatin was to have
ioihed A. Yes; most particularly, so Mr..
Blannerhassett said.
cyos,. E,om;,,d bu the occus,d
Mr. Ru,r Do vop 2em.mbsr . ,ar,i.
collar norton &c l.nd uh;ch offered
- M. RI.,n.,h,.o., :, n.n ,s,tars a
NJ rscoilss, 49,, a,,hor;ssd him tos
oHs. $500. .s,;,, - .,ou,c r,en @
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neace win ii. neiohhor.. : he had b.,,er
com. downa a Al ~, yeco,lec,. bn,
n. ;rrr...;on an ~, n,;,d ,ua. 10, 90,
expected him down. G.. Did ever speak
of the party 10 the island IS nv people i?
A. You did not; your expression general.
ly was thew"
Mr.. Han. As sooa as YOU had made
yosr commun;cation 90 Mr.. BIannsrbasses
cid you retire 10 bed and see nothing elsss
"A W.