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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
car. BURRS TRLlL.

THIS interesting trial commenced a.
Richmond. (Virg.) on the 22d ult before
-.Iohn Marshall, Chief Justice OF the u
md CYRUS Griffin. Judge Of the District of
Virginia Col Burr cited law Of the u S.
and of the state of Virginia, TO shew that
Ighen Marshal has sHnlul2neG the full num-
ber Of Iurvmen, required BY law, his au-
thority ceases, as il regards that distinct Ju-
~ and the vacancies which may occur by
death, or satisfactory excuses, must be filled
a. ~ the Court. It appeared The Marshal
Mad discharged two Of the Jury who had
originally been summoned to attend IN con-
sequence Of satisfactory excuses ana add
ed two others in their stead-blt the court
Seoided that they had been illegally adaed %
the panncl, and were therefore Withdrawn.
Co. Burr then expressed some reBret at
exercising the privilege Ut challenging two
other gentlemen, whom hc deemed unquali-
fed 10 take any part III the trial against hm,
having not only fcy1aed an opinion on tie
merits If the case 10 be ;ried, but declared
THAI opiEion publicly Aitersomc converse
ton on the part Of the Council for and a
gainst the prisoner, anu the gentlemen Chal-
lenged BY Col. Burr, they agteed, at the
y suggestion Of the Attorney General, 20
withdraw from the jury box, IN order % pre-
Yeptthe tedious and disagrceable labor Of
gong ilto.a full discussion Of the merits of
this point. Their places were flied, wien
tie grand jury WIS found TO consist Of the
following gentlcmen -
John Randolph, foreman, JOS. Eggie e:ton,
LittletOn " aller Tazewcll, Robert Taylor,
Wm Daniel, Jun John Mercer, Edward
Pegram, Mmford Beverley, John Amber,
Thomas Harrison, Joseph c. C.;bel!, James
Pleasants, Jun. John Brockenbrougc, Alex
ander Shepherd, James Barbour, and James
NJ. Garnett.
Mr.. Hay, district Attorney, moved the
Coult, to commit A. Burr on a charge oi
High Treason against the w. S. He dcclM-
ed that the reason Of this motion was found
ed on possibility Of BIS tlying from the law,
III case he should be positively informed
that G Wilkinson was on hiS way to Rich
InCnG, unless he WAS committed for treason,
and detained by higher bail and he heliev-
ed the evidence he was now TO bring ioT-
ward, in addition to what had been adduced
Cn the Examination Of a. Burr, was sGfh-
cient to induce the Judge TO grant the com
nitment. He therefore moved that the ey-
ide&ce should be heard on behalf of the mo-
tion. This was opposed b. Col. B's coun-
sel, when debate en,ueI, and further
consideration OF toe subject was postponed
Until tLe next day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

The follow Is II eAu-o.cd rom letter
received at NewyorA, .rla. .<ic.mJnJ
Mr.. Burr to day told the Cont, that as
they appeared to be somewhat under en-
barrasment respecting the motion Of the
attorney Of the United States, that :ltho' he
did not deem they had a right to demand
one cent more bail, still if he could procure
1t, lie mad no hesitation to relieve them from
the embarrassment. He Immediately found
bail for 20,OJU dollars Nothing VIII now
be done for q d.,y Or two until Cen Wilkin.
son comes on. The 5e pie thirk bett,r Of Bwr's
CGHse than they haze done as there appears to
oe 2 spirit # Persecution zghich the2 ski noe
s16RlIt to.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
The Editor Of The ,aies Friend iu'r.uarIting

The Editor Of The ,0ies Friend, in'remarking
O. ihe above rial ohle yes :--Wha- eve-
m. ae IS iiiu,, Z, III ~ ra-efu f,cc,ac'e
for olr c3u-5ry --4s e,eupe af tnr. TER
fou muF i,iel tle se.e Y. --r-il,->c, IVY
tirtues lt our -u'rrs y I'D -.l1y.llr sAe I4rr...
prerenuons t3 ps.rur4u,
Fer ipeo1u- CLAIMS t5 po-u'ar eGcem,
Mr. Burr ni5l nave Wed with The irft oha.
ra6ter Ut America Bur hls ,.nI5il0u na, pro-
Ved .oo siddy tor his pat.eace aaJ too r4.h
for his peace. His fchemes have been bialted
"a their immaturity, and from being thron'd
IN thought, bis ablent fcePtre waving" he is
reduced to the condition of p.ilyuer, Ian
guihing IN bonds and dilgraoe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08


THE fpbfcriber hereby gives public NOTICE
TO All concerned, that he has been duly aP-
pointed and has taken upon himGelf the trua
Of Administrator on the sltste Of
PETER LANE, "-4
late Of Freeport, in tbs county Of Cumberland,
Shipright, decealed, BY giving bond as the law
directs he therefore requeRlall ,sr!ons who
are indebted to the fad deceaied's eltate to
make immediate payment ), and thoie who
have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit tina faele
to THOS BICKNELL.
Et.spo'f, Jane 9,
NOTICE is hereby given. that the fublcriber
y has been duly appointed administrator
u pom the efate Of
AMOS RICE,
late Of Ealt AndoveT, dece2(ed and tsken
upon hinfelf that truR, by giving bond as the
law direas.-AIl perfons having demands up
outheleRate Of the iaid d77os Rice, are requeited
TO exhibit the fame ;--and all perions indebted
10 The laid eftare arc called upon % make pay
nentto MOSES MERRILL, .4dnirgfr.
Esf dadsvsr, Nag Is,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

Ata meeting oftle Stockholders Of Maine
bank' o. Monday !as;, the following gentle
men were chosen Directors for tue ensuing
Scar, viz.
samuel Freeman, esq-Isaac IIsley, esq
Capt 7. 3. Brooks'-George Bradbury, eso+
Mr. josiah Cox-Mr Albert Newhall-
Capt Joshua Rogers-Dr Thatcher Cod
dard and Capt Asa Clapp.
In the room Of Salmon Chase, esq deceased
7 William Wla5eyy, esq. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08
%zz @ Iz--

Tan, Pane has just published another at
tack on the bible, which lie calls an Ex-
animation Of the passages Of the New Tes-
lament, quoted from the old, and called pro-
phecies concerning Jesus Christ With an
appendix containing his private thoughts of
future state, and remarks on tlSe coa:ra4ic-
tory doctrine in the books Of Natthezy and
Mart" 1t is printed in Network.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

The Governor Of Connecticut, by procIa-
matou, hs, offered : reward Of 400 dollars,
tl ce ecuoC '.1s Elifha Rofe, charged with
'hs nJ-le- ry potion, of four perlous, in
P,C-s-a. ov ne name of Harrington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

q letter from Monte w leo, dated February
4 1907, mentions, that the natives were re-.
slrnlng to their home and occupations: and
- sle Britilh had quiet Pohefhon Of the place A
we under General Crawford was daily e1-
pec'ed on he arrival Of which Baenes Ay-
reS would be attacked.
0urrent report Of Mr.. Morton having
- - u't-1'h4fed as governor OF Michigan Ter
= - , ~pPeSssio Ae wholly wiihsus foundation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

WoodFs.Iy Starer, jHr. TAOases2 R2p@in5, i'm
Dd,sici D. L:ncola, Eearr j. S. De.!rborn, x
LshG Z CK.yer, SaianeE Whitnoye, jim. M
st'In Weston, jim. and WIl;am B. Selcali
Esqulres, were admitted Attories at the
Supreme Judicial Court in this town, under
Tie new arrangement.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-08

Daniel d Tompkins, Esq. is chosen Gov
ernOr Of Newyork, by . majority Of abodt
1000 votes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-24

Sec. g The ltsobedieoee of The nsu.
trail. or his resissaner. can nevef be e xcus.
ed. since hecsn never prove his suspicious
81 violence Or asgression on the part q The DC
'belligerept. uho announces ~ his mca.
sur K : and acts, tia. he 81 pacifis end not
offensive. IDresis,ing BY fight q BY force
the exereise Of righs which the latter has,
his shews hostile mind. and glscs' just
7no.ives 10 be suspected or drcisredsnesny,
or asslsast TO be the bearer Of goods bs-
longing to the eremy. or co.traband goods.
The rights Of nations jnstihes the force
employed sgaipst.s any one who shall.pus
Obstacles to the exercise Of Alright acquir-,
ed by another, one may therefore By these
motives pursue neutral vessel and con.
demn il as good prize, as has been jusdy
established by the conventional law Of Eu-
rope. which, in this particular, is bat ex-
plana,ory Of the original and general law Of
nature"
NoTE. Since the master Of merchans
VESSELS an agent hired BY the proprietors
of the ship and the goods, he is alwaysre.
spoasible towards thsm for the SIN aIlestrr.
ror or neglect; and thus he is ponished &
will bear the consequence Of his own ltnle.
risy, and culpable disobedience."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-24
From the Harmer'sC Cabinet.
THE LISTENER.

1 Isat men should seek to build their owR
proAt ans advancement on the nlisfortulss
and misery Of others, seems rather inconss.
ent with tie dictates of humanity ); but in moi
ing the manners OF mankind, it requires much
more labor TO point out facts as they exist
than to describe things as they should be-
Without dlsco,lrsing, therefore, any fartasri
by way OF introduction, stall only observe,
that every mans experience must have laugh!
him that our species is by no f1a.ans destitute
OF characters, to whom we shall do no inlus.
tics 1t we compare them to certain kinds Of
uniesthercd animals, usually called birds an1
beasts OF sREr.-To change the .dispositlsOs
and pursuits of this description Of beings Is
more than my humble sndoavors Cal, be hope'
to accomplish, But as perchsnce, some youth
may De bsnesftted BY tie relation of what
have seen and Aeasd Of these bling and de-
youi1ng bipeds, ] shall proceed briefly ~
!" speak of them as they arc"
The most frank and undissui,ed, and atth,'
same time, perhaps, the. most honest an'
ssr'lceabie OF those men Of FREY, whose cbs
racter has yet come to my hearing, are a's' |
Oh NAN ii the West-Iadies, called
WRECKERS-
Of whom we are MO med that shs'
are hscensed by.he governor Of the 6ahr
mas g cruise aR'vag l,o.x islands: for 80
haas6' OF salvagc, w;oici, tney receive % .
f'fo9srty they may eia4ase 30 tsscse nv
J he w4Yes. -siss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-24

nSd IN s 'fa as'ss s ss' 3
HON iiosn ms 90 ne. - : ~
roo 20 6iSs sasaOus.'y y. :, ]:
safs paris as aIe so's' as'' -
larschasts ofta's co - ' 3. 8 = =,
canppt DC spwofshy sssS aus''''s'.:9 = ~
eyssnss 81 s. q - nsu s. = Soa - s s
-
rasshstsS f7'' tas 4essasras Uaz1'ss,
IRON tie FRENCH O. -. a. =. 81.
Collision RgSshSs tsfzsesH zee es''tdge' en-
and t.s. i'eisfrot.
Section !, astscie J, enap.ss :. .o, 80, Z
g The op.nien that every snip ioaoed win
merehsrdizs oslcDsiDg 70 en- enemy :, mlgn 8
be coniiscsssd by the hslligsTent, aishoogh.
j, bore rsasrsi q. tSisE1ly Tag, has PIE
vailed long time
Srrss4. -. Since shs lime ID which the
famous Consulate dc Ia Nee b gan e have
!. force of law, the disposi',ons ct lbs a73d
.chspscr 81 this code have iSern isiiowed.
{ HI stabiisned that, 10 the case Of goods he
oosssg 10. Trend found Cd hoard OF "a
snemy's ship, or, % the contrary, When
{ The goods ef 40 eaeDY are found Oh board
0f aEsisEd;y ship, respect should be pad
hut the properly OF The goods.
-IEhssc obssiasd, /" ssId he anhassadorg
aRorcsl. IN q letter 20 the gsand pensione5
Dewitt, = he repeal Ct that p e'eeded
French law, ,hst the dreas ct the ens my
coniscasrs ,ha, Of he friend /; 50 shstf
there IS hereafter feuid in a tree. Ouch.
vessel. goods belonging sothe ensmy of
.hr French. they alone shall be con6sea ed,
7 aud The vessels snd other goods shs!. be
{ released; fer il is impossible 70 CD ain the
touient. of the "a / article OF m, insrue
sions, va-rsiS isrSqaiied thsiib trusdsm
If The snsp should free he cargo, even
Belonging 10 an cosby
r. Sect. IL. :. 9he Uol'ed Ssases'os r..
smericawere the FIRST who proae sd freedom
OF commerce on this point, and no CO
tanned il by convention win France, Hcl-
land ssd.svsdsn, 10 tns'r rec Pecslse VISA
ties ct 6 February. 1879 S'n oesoosI'
1852, and So ApFl', 1859 Sainetsne -. !.
propossd her cse!afa,ien CT l7SO. WIN
the finn intention 'ei &c 1andiag the sxeea,
flcn by right, anti o. eniorcinG Npy inc
united forces OF gil 'hose nassons VINO had
seconded The P'cJsct, sol which the pF'n-
cipal ohjsc, was 10 essabi'sst the rale that
sspe friendly Bag cushsto save add procure
+ frssdsm 70 the good SS!ongirs 30 enc
siaiss, provided that shsy wels not consra.
! bsna arIcses."
Sect. Is. In the .rcs'y OF tficndsh'p,
Of sommesce and navigation. between the
\ United 'Sta.ss of America aad 6. Britain
sipula ed the 18th Novcmbsr, 1874, and
rati6ed The 2o,h August, i7os, the same
yule was adopted, en- systsm more con
fcrmab!r 10 the principles of common rea.
sou, and those OF nations. us SAID, ar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27

nuaei-nT, TO each eo.7aaJ in che ray sf re Uni,ed
States, sud dire4 them march TO Marietta, with
orders to feize the Mufkngum Rotla, and prev,n,
from being removed until further orders from the
PRECEDENT. But finding that this ferviee was in part
effected, have ventured, from the neeefIi,y of the
cafe, to vary in fome degree from thefe Instructions.
and which l hope will meet the appreciation Of the
general government and ALTO yours. have fent on
orders Ian night Marietta, raife one company If
volunteers, to be competed of major, one captain
two iubaterns, and 60 men, commiened officers,
Privates and mucianA which have thought iuiIici-
ent to guard and keep fafe the Hotla and flores al
ready arreRed-and have alto dispatched an exprei,
to Cincinnati, with orders to raiie companies as
above, eaeh-as thought the n,oa force wanted
there to relieve the militia prevouy ordsred GU, and
to feeure Comfort Tyler's fo,la while defending the
Ohio, if it was not already done. have no doub,
that theie three companies will inRanty be under
arms, and that this hitherto yaerious enterprise will
be completely fruarated and the intended evil level
led At the peace and tranquility of the United States
will fall with all its weight its projectors.
EDWARD TIFFIN.
Chillicothe, December 18th, so6.
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!" M.0rs. Living qon and alexander.

The undersigned commanding the army of
the United States, takes on himfelf all refpon-
fibility for the arrelt of Doctor Errick BoI!man,
on charge of mifprifon of treafon, againit the
government and laws of the United States, and
has adopted meafures for his fafe delivery to the
exec utive of the United States. It was after
feveral combinations with the governor and
two of the judges of this territory, that the un-
derfgne6 has hazarded this itep, for the ma
tional fafety menaced to its bafe, by lawlefs
band of traitors aflociated under A. Burr,
whole accomploes are extended from New
York to this city. No man can hold in higher
reverence, the civil inaitutioss of his country
than the undsrngned, and il is to maintain and
perpetuate the holy attributes of the conhiru-
ton, againft the upifted hand of violence, that
he has interpreted the force of arms in a mo-
ment Of extreme peril, 10 feizc upon BoIlman
as he will upon all others, without regard to
ftanding or ftaton, agaiuf whom satisfactory
proofs may arifc Of participation in the law
lefs combination.
ia. WILKINSON.
Head QnarttrJ,
-f,my Of tbe United States,
NeSv OrleanJ, Dee. lTtb, 1906.
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CFrom Jamaica Paper of December 6. !

BY capt. Mellon, arrived at NewYort
from the Havana, it appears that Spani0,
packet had anchored at Trinidad in Cub,
bringing accounts that Eaft and Wet Florids
hid been coded by Spain TO France, and after
wards by France to the United States; ALTO.
that the ifland of Cuba had been ceded bv
Spain to France on Bonaparte agreeing TO REIN
fate the king of Naples on his throne.
We underGand, that in confequence of the
ceiiion of Cuba to France, as mentioned in the
above paragraph, the Governor of the Havana,
has made propofal to the Governor of this
iiland which has been communicated here by
the way of New-Providence, to deliver up to
the Britfh, Immediately, on fuficient force
being fent for the purpofe, the ifland of Cuba,
and MI Spaniih and French yeneis IF every def
crPtiou, lying in the different ports, bays, etc.
of that Colony. Dj6sfeved!
We underfdnd by recent accounts from Car
raccas, that among the French troops, lately
landed there from the Imperial brig AuferIitz
and ich'r, are $50 Cannoniers and four French
General Officers +; and that the Government
were thrown into comfortably greater confer
nation from this unexpected reinforcement than
they were at the comi.ig of Miranda, conceiy-
ing it was the hrit fep nf the French Govern
ment TO gain poilefiion ofthat country.
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The Editor OF the Aurora in his paper Of the 10th
inc. has undertaken charge me as being concerned
in eonfpiraey againn the peace and faety of our
country aud government.
Men of all parties nun be f.nfble Of the outrage
committed OH the character of 4 citizen, wh, in the
fame moment is inpeaehed and condemned before
the government without an opportunity of defence,
or even notice OF the aocuia,ion preferred againG him.
nay friend, -thoie who know me, and juA pub
lie will expect no other antwer to fuch charge than
fclenn denial Of IT'S truth. declare it to be an in
famous faliehood, and if the laws of the country fur
Min a remedy, fhall certainly appeal TO them for
redsefs of the outrage which ] have fuhered
DANIEL CLARK,
Delegate from the territory of Orleans to the
to the 10Th Congrefs.
Warrington, Ggnuary le, 1907.
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COMMUNICATION.

Ian night ar the hour of nine commenced BURNING
the Eigy of Ccl Burr, by the citizens of this
town This proceeding is fulfilled by the ardent emo
lions OF Parriotiim felt by the people, and exced
iroma deep conviction, that the faid Burr is TRdI-
!oR This conviction is produced iron, the con-
dret OF Col. Burr hmfelfin thsfe WeN-rn oates. aud
even IN this townthe proclamation of the Preldcnt
his ':eRage to both houies of Congres and III. Rat--
ment of Gen. Eaton. And we have the utn,on conf
hcenee IN aiiuring our Atlantic brethren, that the i
dea OF irperation is fpurned with indignation and
horror. That our lives anil property are pledged
to iuorors the general government of the United
States as the faf-guard peronal feeurity, and
as the only ahylum for oppreAed humanity
Naihville, Dec. 81, 1906.
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,NEGROES-FOR SHE.

BY vi,fHe Of DEED IF 7tts eseryrrd 10 ne By Ri.
fJ'rS FerggiaH, 10 EasHye tie tgy~rnfof + I7e IL
3 to hribH, Clayton, 4pifb iDttr1f br,fon, from,
be l7b Of February, 1906, hW payment, Tor,
fb1 VVib all legal exPe0eef attending lnid f,SG
WILL be fold to the hgheH bidder for ready
w money m Tuefday the 24th Of February NEXT
ar Louiia eourt-houfe, three NEGROES, the pro,
rerty offaid Richard Fergufon, conGnng Of two me
and boy. All perlons inclined purehafe, are ren
quoted to attend,
VIM. WHITE, TtsRer.
Louifa, Jan. 81. epim.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
The following VERSES ffrung TO the Harp Of one
of the PoErs OF Petersburg.

re following VERSES are ftrung TO the Harp Of @
of the PoETs OF Petersburg.
Ts7t--Graee EDgeaf-Csre'o
MARY SMfLISG THROUGH TEAR.
The drt0 drop on the budding rofe
Is the tea, trembling in thine eye,
The ray JIt,eae with which it glpws
Is the lmiIe gijfsrigg in thine eve.
Now with the zephyr breath Of love,
oh let me bygjG the drop away;
No, rather let it trembling yovr,
Or glihen in thy eyes pure ray.
The eoaly Piedg. of Mary's love,
That gtm isfar more dear 70 me,
Than all the SSeps that deck the g,Ovl;
Than every Psari beneath the ISs.
The ighl that fpeaks thy .fIprrf alarm;
What isitl all hrebisS gale
oh let me prefs thee in my arms,
Aud allthy bai1y J7OeefI inhale.
The igh that heaves thy breaft of fnow,
Il narts the tear into mine eye,
Our tears thus ever, ever flow,
Thus only may we ever 6gh.
Then all our days one round fhall be,
OF laughing tears, of happy 6gh',
And we continue llill to fee,
Our bliGes in each Others eyes.
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BALTIMORE, ian. 2s.

From, perlon who came in the Lavitef. arrive,
at Annapolis from New Orleans. we underRspd ,b,,
Proclamation had been fitted at that place BY the
continued authorities, offering rewatd for the
PREVENTION % ct Colonel Burr, or the communication
OF any intelligence relative to the eonrpr,ty,h., =,
tack was expected to be made on New. ORLEANS Inv
Burr and his adheren.s the Goth of this month IN
tead OF the 2o;h OF December as a,ed bv an arr;v,
at Char'eiton, and publifhed a few days fince.
de7erieas.
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Last Ghrning's -spaii.
oEoRcE-TowN. co. January "a.

on ihuri'iay evening arrived in Wilmington. de.
for boiinan ard Mr.. Swarrout, who were raken -.
TO eutody by general Wkinion, at Orleans, on fv,.
pe'on OF being concerned in Burr. confpirsev ,,,i
were by the general forwarded TO the feat of vov.r
nen' tor examination. They are now in fate k.snis
at tie marine barracks in fepara,e rooms, and are not
we are told, permitted conv-rfe together excep, y,
the preirnee Of officer. we further Isarn ,h,,
yef'erdav, in the circuit court for the dhf;e of g.
iumbia the diria attorney. Mr. ZONES, n,oyeH th,,
warrant houd iiue againff hofe two gentlemen ,b,
they might be brought before the civil a,nbor,, -.
he WAS anxious that the priioners oud hot continue
an hour under Illegal arre The court took rhe mo.
ton under adviirment, and WILL i, believed deeid,
upon 1t this day.
Since the above was in type, W. learn tina, Mr.
caldwell moved the court this day for wr, of Ea-
beas Corpus. Mr.. Doriey fupported the motiep. and
MIR. Jones, the dittria attorney, oppofed If. Th1
court decided aganit the melton at pr.fent for m,
want OF proof and afidavts of imprisonment. and orr
ders tor commitment. lY,n =,
Iuit as shi'PaPer was going to prefs, we received
the following. That the court, before thew adjourn
eo' upon the Affidavit of Mir Caldwell, allowed wr;,
oil haoea' corpus to ihue for Mr. Swar,cut -eturnabe
on Monday at one o'clock pr. Bolman YVES ar This
time at the Prefdents making conn,pp;c,
items or it is probable he would have been ipeIuded
in .hs writ. ~
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NOTICE,

VW be J'"% be bigbJe GiDa.r an he I2B F,5,u-
dyy, 1907 agyeeobh 10 he igf 4sW and f1as0,eat
IF Col. John Js1D.
A TRACT or LAND adjoining Anderrop
~ Tucker John Townes, JefIee Leith, &c. A.
melia County, Containing between three & four hum
dred acres, aud as il is Prefured the purehler will
with to view it before he purchafes any farther def
erPton deemed unnecsGlry, terms made known ~,
the day by DAEID C. ZONES. Adn,'r
Amelia, Jan. 81. "a
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FRANCIS NEdLE

FRANCIS NEHLE,
I INFORMS the public, that he ha, taken the TIA
VERHsndit its aPPurtenancss a, King g. oeeo
Court -hooie, lately in the occupation of Mr.
and that he will be eonfant GupPIisd with the ben
liquors, aud every kind Of accommodation for th5,
VINO may favor him with their company. To travel.
ling Gentlemen he pledges hinifef to furna the poe
satisfactory entertainment, uIsn the mon roder,,,
terms, and chat nehng fhsll be wanted which J,l;-
genee aud an anxiety to pieafe can afford.
January g.. law Nv.
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Frankfort, Heatmeky. IL. es

n detachment of militia under the comm,,,s
of:enera' Winlcck. has been ported A, LouiE.
vile, opPoiite the falls oft the Ohio, with order,
to examine all boats pafIing that place.
Dstachments have alto been DOTTED >, II.
mouth OF Trade water, and at the mouth of
Cumberland. Va
a number of boats, fuppofed to belong to
or days, loaded with arme. annn,,,r;, ;~,l
and provilions. "'''oi'
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FOR SALE,

TUX MILF
a TENEMENT, being part of Lot No l96 adj
IN Joining Mrs. Sarah Letters at Rockets; lately
occupied by captain Benjamin Cover; wherein is
con,modious Dwelling Houfe, in good repair. For
terms apply to Mr.. Richard Young, near the premifs,
or to the lubferiber at Baltimore.
STEPHEN COLVER.
January e. 1owT.f.
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The legislature ofthc fate of Kentucky c,,.
led their ftliion on Saturday the 27.h of Dec
having PaiIed 81 l'ws--among them is an aa
TO prevent unlawful warlike enterprises, alto an
act to eftabilh late bank. "''