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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
District of Columbia.

nj Office sisAcs,ebe given TO- al gOAons &
~ nay cenccrr, l'hat the Consul General
of Portugal TO the United States Of America,
has authorized tie subscriber, to legalize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports of this district to any III
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters. of vessels who may omit
having their bills Of health thus certified, will
be liable to undergo quarantine,
It requisite that any article shipped Tor
account Of a Portuguese subject, should be
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
ty and the bills otlading legalized IS above.
Lewis Deblois.
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.Publss Sale.

TN7ILL be sold, at public sale, for ready
wv money, on the premises, on NVednes-
day the 18th Of August next. the estate call
ed CLIFTON On Panthcr-Skin in Loudoun
county, consisting of eos acres of land, On
which was formerly erectedFa merchant and
saw mill, distilery, &c. Or so much thereof as
will be sufficient to raise 1908 and the costs
5 of suit to satisfy Joseph Tidball.
This sale is made pursuant to decree of
the county court of Loudoun, at which time
and place due attendance will be evenly
The Commissioners,
y July Is. [2l]
THE badnefs Of the weather ON
Wednesday last, prevented a sale Of
TIE above property on that day as ad-
vertised. 1t will again be offered for
sale on the 18th of September next,
at the same place and upon the fame
terms as above.
The Commissioners.
August 10. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
PIX S.4LI
Public Sale.

Pursuant to tke last VIII and testament Of Caps
4 tah John Harper, deceased, Will be sold,
to the highest bidder, at public auction, ut
ore osclscs, at the COeFEE-HOJSE.. on
THURSDAY, tie 9th instant, the follow
Ing
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
Eefy vatgQble Property

~ ~ 49, Nm oF thAEAANDEiAf s1Ii. g y
AM piece Of ground lying on the south
~ sic ct Eyanklin-street, and on the west
SIDE Of Potomac-street, beginning al the IN
tsrsection Of the said streets, being one hun
sred and twenty-five feet TO the eastward Of
Water, and running westwardiy with Frank
'n-strest thirty tive feet six inches, from
..acnce saathwardly eiglssySeight feet three
inches and one half.
one Other piece lsing on the west sitle. of
uHlci-strees. and to the southward Of Prank
a'ssseet, beginning on Union stfeet ons hum
sea snd sevcnty-six feet seve.i inches to the
NAawsrd OF Eganklin-strset, and running
SO'snrwaldly With Gnion-street IS feet 5 inch
md an hal, thenec westwardlv So feet s
Msaes--Also one half acre OF ground, lying
The Intersection Of Royal and Gibbon-
streets.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24
Mary Harper. E1'r.s.
Vim. Hartshorne, 81
Samuel Craig.
y n. Herbert, "
81 is. dts

Just Resesved ard for Sale,
s, IL The Sabsc7z6srs,
- r soalee Cargo Of MAHOGANY.
aa..s the Bay OF Honduras, of eiiferen
Is sus and sizes, which ties VII sell by sh.
sr hsser quantity.
ST.. Ns haze a.}a Jon Ssls.
sassr N hagshsaas
. ou particular Madeira Wine,
lem ditto. blythe quarter cash
iIs' Staa Rum, of excellent quality
f T;;0lpasses y the hogshead
liverpool Slowed salt
And Laewood.
,,,,,,,. !. Nathaniel 1vattles 8 Co..
------! -y $50. =, 2aW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-24

Corsica
Old. St. Estcphe Mcdoc laret, in cases Of
one dozen
A few dozen fine, old frontinacs
Ditto do. best wine bitters
I jamaica and West-India rum
-Fnaland do
Coaniac. ponyceai,y and Naples brandy
Holland and country Gin
ScIyicslam Gin in cases
Irish wb,sSey. very Old
20 barrcIs penns,yl y war an. rye whiisxcr
Cider q barrels
White Vine and Cider ,l v;;hepar
FloraneaIo;l n aasps I
; bogsbesJ al Il Ha s,,ssn boney
~ ~. eboisa fet.;,ina - s3;I.ssae
- c,an,,a,,aao i ~ '''''s'''
Jrs,,as;sj
Hyson TEAS
vo,,,o 1I,.cs, ~
Hysoa-skin and g s00a quarry.
So,,cbong
Muscovado sugars, different Qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lurap sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
4;n,ors and A,e xana,;a
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" II VT E. ID,
A MILLER who is master OF

his business, to take care of a merchant mill
70 SUCH one good wages will be given
For the person who wants, please apply to
Mr joseph Smith, AlexsF.dria.
March Il. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
Tracts of T. and.

IN Powhatan county, detached fron, th~
one on wh'ch he lives, upon very reoSon,.
bic terms :-One of them containing fou,.
hundred and twenty acres, lies Immediate
iy In the fork ofthe North s. South branches
OF f'he Creek, partaking of the Fat land of
noth, TO the amount of about thirty acres
Inns land is rich; above one half is in
wooos and mostly of that of the first rate
tobacco land. About one hundred and
twenty acres of that which is cleared. IL
now under cultivation and produces Corr
and Wheat uncom monty we'll. There is ON
TINS tract, comfortable Dwelling-House.
lately built, two rooms below and two above.
with Fireplace in each room, also some
Negro Houses, and other convenient pue
Houses Possession may be had next fall.
with the privilege of sowing wheat thereon
IN proper time. Any person inclinable to
view the land, may have it shewn to them
eoy capt. LITrLEBERRY STovALL, whs
IS lvlng on The premises.-Part of the mo-
ney WIN be required in hand, and the ba-
lance "a twelve months from this date.
The ether TRACT lies near the Buck
ingham road, on the North side, about four
miles below the courthouse known by the
name of TOWN HILL; and possesses the
most beautiful apd elevated site in the lower
county, presenting to the view several ram
So Va mountains. lllo )ldCC, from It's
tpation, was never known to fail of fruit
besides, number of Old Fruit Trees Of
various kinds---there is lately planted there
on, an Orchard of Peach Trees, and ano-
Their of Apple Of choice Fruit. This tract.
contains two hundred and seventy acres.
about one half in woods, has comfortable
Dwelling-House thereon, two rooms below
and two above, with Fireplace in each
room below. This land is no less valuable
for its fertility, than for its healthy and de-
lightful situation, and the advantage az
Fruit. great bargain may be had in this
tract on the same terms ofthe other.-Thjs
land viii be shewn to any person by Mr..
SLEAD, living on the premises.
III these tracts of Land, are not sold be-
fore April Powhatan court, they will he a.
fered for Sale, to the highest bidder, when
The terms will be particularly made known,
w. BENTLEY.
Powhatan county, Jan. goth, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
SAXONY, Nov. 1.

The following proclamation has appear
ed in this electorate:
1.-The inhabitants of the vii age ofWeth-
dorf have had the temerity to murder insu-
lated Frenchmen passing through their ter
ritory-they detained and plundered a con-
voy. A dreadful example was necessary
to repress such atrocities and Il has also
been given. The inhabitants Of the above
mentioned village have all, except the old
men, women and children, been punished
with death. a similar treatments reser-
we'd for those who may initiate the exam
pie Of those rebels.--But, at the same time,
thas all acts contrary to the law Of nations
and Of war viii be severely punished with
the creates severity, protection and securi-
~ will be granted to all the peceable inha-
bitants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
BALTIMORE, January n

BAL MORE, January 81.
we nave this day completed our seicc-
uoi, OF me most important articles bv the
Nat'. IL is not to be supposed that all our
rSaoers VIII nave either the leisure or in.
o - az. :. 10 cHdfS or the present position
o. the Grand Army" And as the
grea' transactions OF the powers of Eurone
must, either Immediately or remo,eI', Gpe
tterest the people of this countrv--anj S.ni
ing, ourselves, no small desire tn knor, ~.
acey the extent of French operat;ons -.
nave attempted to point out, and FIX tb.
a.'ehton on the front which the Gallo To-
Sions NJ TINS moment presents TO nston;s,,-
ed Eastern Europe. We say Eastern i've.
ing convinced that the Western REGIONS g
continental Europe are irretrievabiv Io..
In the middle of December, after b,v;nr
with unparalleled rapidity, oycrran' M
literally ran dozyn Prussia. we find tb.
rrcnch army posted along the RIGHT banL
OF the Oder, right foot on the frontier ~
Roland, with the left on tiptoe, anxious1r
expecting one short sentence from tbe;r
chiet: When Napoleon cries &c fowarJ
hldtSn' can we hope that they will halt
on tniS size St: Peterssurg or Constantine.
pie VIII all Poland, as n settInmn,,. e.,
Murat or for Jerome, satisfy the ;,,ao,:a iJr
ambition of this allconouerirr wa~r;or
has Europe. has the whole Eastern WroniJ
vet atoned for the ALTERATIONS and c,;,,aa'
WIN which France has been pleased to
charge them? F"u "
POSITION.
L9f zping Cmeditating a blow AZ Ru,.
sia) extended towards Thorn This 80
me POLES were Plundercd Of bv p,Tss;,1
IN l793, 1t is los miles N w. from Wa,
saw, the capitol of Poland.
Ientre.-At Posrn, or Posania. a con-
siderable town in Great Poland lie wv. W..
len from the Poles by Prussia. Poseo Sas
strong castle, and is Bishops See. 10y
miles w. from Warsaw. ~ A~'
o., f!got SriHg. was established on the border. of
Shs',a' watching. no doubt, ,he movement. IS
e on on nustrians a. th're is Astri-n army of
u Id, ''e" IN HENRI. which the French have
oraere" 10 jcH 6ock, declaring, chat IS ibese
,r "rs are NOT Withdrawn go, p h,r:a !, shall
1e aeGneo declaration of war" on the par, OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
BERLIN, Nov. 8.
POLAND

Our Gazette of this day contains the
following -
"PoLEs-Napolcon the great, irv,.,;
bic, advances into D,o~A ~ -.'11Ir
ta,o,,t;,,a.. :. thousand men without at
his VI. % penetrate into the secret of
re1, rvs, let it he our onlv endeavor to
der ourselves worthy Of his greatness.
| VIII see, he has said, will see whether
ynu .deserve to be nation. am going to
: sen there shall be the first plan for your
benefit concerted
"Pples, it depends upon you to be an in
dependent people, To acquire country
ed"
.Hrmisf;ce.--From the country of Bran
denOurg, Nov IL. We are assured that y
suspension Of arms for an indefinite term,
was concluded on the 9Th of this month be-
tween marshal Duroc and gen. Zastrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
ItUBEC. Nov. 9.

hOBES- NOV. y.
The 9th of this month was the most
dreadful day in the annals of Lu5ec; the
frussian general Natzmer, being in our
town with GOO men, the French under the
orders of marshal f,ernadotte attacked the
Prussians at 9 o'clock in the morning, out
OF the town; both sides fought with the
greatest bravery and obstinacy toward
noon the French appeared before the town
with very superior forces; they were re-
ceived IT the gates with cannon charged
with language (mitraillc) but it did not stop
them, they've repealed at several of the
! gates, but they succeeded in forcing that
/ OF Dem Burgthor, then began in the town
the most dreadful combat the Prussians
had good deal of artillery, which did
, much injury to the French-but nothing
could withstand the bravery or superiority
! Of the French. whose infantry entered the
/ town, followed the Prussians into all the
houses, churches scpublic buildings, where
( 4 terrible carnage was made, the slaugh-
ter lasted upwards of three hours, during
which the number of killed and wounded
| accumulated, both in the houses, and par
ticularly at the Burgthor, TO frightful
height.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
Lost,

ONTuesday night the 9th ult BOND.
- on Nelson Flournoy, with Daniel Flour
roy, security, dated 18th December. 1sos-
Tor 70 3, due 18th December, 1906. nav,
able to John Laprade, ex'r of Martha IL
prade.-Also, two Ave dollar Bank No,es
The said Nelson Flournoy is hereby fore
warned paying the said bond to any but
the subscriber; and any person DELIVERING
the bond and notes TO him, living in Cheso
terheid County, shall receive Five Dollars
reward.
Feb. 3, 1907. sts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
Notice.

4 Ii persons having claims agains, the
4 = estate OF the late Richeson Booker, Of
me county OF Amelia, are requested to
bring them forward properly authentica-
ted IN order that they may be paid-And
these that are indebted to the said estate,
are desired TO make immediate pavmens
as no indulgence will be given. This me-
tiee will be plead in bar against all debfs
that arc not brought forward by the firtt.
day of May next.
FRANCIS ANDERSON, Err.
Amelia, February Sd. 1907. w21
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
GOTrEN8URGH. Nov. 30.

a Russian Courier has inst arrived in ten
days from St. Petersburgh. He reports
that in passing through Stockholm, he was
told there had been an action between the
French and Russians, in which the latter
was completely victorious. He could not
learn the particulars.
The British packet Duke Of Montrose
was at Falmouth, Eng. on the Cd Decem-
Der, and was expected to sail for New
York on the 7th.
Price Of stocks this day, per cent. re-
ducsd 80 9-s omnium l Ia to gpreDi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
LONDON, Nov. II.

llNJfF lJANg NOV ~
Ore Of the Hamburger mails has arrived
this day. The intelligence it brings is most
important. The duke Of Brunswick is dead !;
MNgdeburg, one of the strongest fortrcsses
IN Europe, & the depot ofthe king of Prus-
sia's treasures, has capitulated (; the cleo
tors of Hesse and Saxony have been oblig-
ed TO join the confederation of the Rhine !;
and gen. Butcher, the last remaing hope OF
the Prussian army, has been obliged to sur
render. il appeared that the general had
retreated with his corps to Lubbock, & was
there attacked b. a strong division Of the
enemy The slaughter was dreadful and
lasted upwards OF three hours. The French
purchased the victory dearly. The strong
fortress Of Koeningstein in Saxony, IS to be
delivered up to the French as pledge Of
the electors future fidelity.
December 1.
In pursuance Of marshal Mortier's pro-
clamation requiring all bankers and mer-
chants, having British funds and nanufac-
lures in their possession, 20 give in correct
statements, the commercium or chamber of
commerce, at Hamburger, requested by pub
licnotice that those complying with the pro-
clamation should also furnish them with
copies, and at the same time send AIN est.
mate Of the losses they shall be subject to,
should the measures cnjoined be carried
into effect, in consequence Of the reprisals
by the British government. Tho great OBJ
ectintended by this estimate is to shew, by
epetitiOn to Bonaparte, THAI the plan Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
POSEN. Nov. "a

His excellency NJ. Joseph Raqziminski,
Waywode of Guesen, and knight Of the or :.
ders Of the white and the red eagle, arrv-
ed here Oh the 10th, and was presented bv
hiscxcelleney general DHmbrowski, to his
excellency marshal Davoust, by whom ne
was received with the most distinguished
honor, as the hrst and the last representa-
tive and senator Of Great Poland,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
GOT1'ENBURGfI. Nov :

IL
The French, it is said, have made their
appearance at Arrelara, in Swedish po-
merania, which is about forty eight English
miles from Stralsund.
Stralsund Is therefore declared in a state
of siege; the troops and militia which win.
IN the whole amount to about II 900. have
all been called in, and orders have been is
sued for provisioning it Immediately some
vessels have been taken up for the pur-
pose. 1t is reported here, that the money.
plate, and chief treasures of the kim oe
Prussia, have arrived in a vessel at Con,n.
hagen.
Nov. H.
Ofhc al accounts reached us yesterday, the
French had entered Woigart, in Swedish
fomerania, and seized upon forty vessels
OF different ports which lay in the harbor.
The King and Queen of Sweden, and the
Court removed from Bekaskog to Malmo,
last Monday where their macsties propos-
ed passing the winter. The British minis
ter toiioweda day or two afterwards.
Nov. %.
ih's morning arrived the king GEORGE
packet, with All English and a Russian
courier upon the packets arrival an cs-
taiette was Immediately sent to Malo. =.
BERLIN, Nov. 10
tits impossible to describe the activity
and .persevering spirit displayed by the
grand staff, that no part of Germany, not
even the conquered provinces, shall have
any thing to complain of On the part ofthe
French soldiers.
The general commanding at Berlin, ha.
repeated the order to all French SOL
diers, who passed through this CITY, no, to
demand any thing of their hosts beyond what
the regulation allows. 1t is in Ike manner
forbidden to the soldiers in barracks to ask
any provisions Of the inhabitants, the maya
zines being amply provided. In fact the
ARRIVAL otthe Freuch in Berlin was so sud-
Den and unexpected, that there was not
time tn think OF emtpying the military ma
gaz mes, and the French have therefore
"nd them untouched. They are so album
dainty stored with arms and ammunition.
that enough had been taken out to load
twelve barges, with muskets, carabines,
oayoncts, and mortars, which have been
shlPpcd and sent to Spandau.
in the hands of the French, Spandau vii,
become one of the strongest IN Germany,
Its fortihcatons are not considerable, but it
IS surrounded by the waters of several
streams, which render it inaccessible
Military hospitals are now established in
1T, and thither all The wounded who were
at Berlin are removed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06

Dc TIE emperor yc.tcrd,y reviewed his horse
AMI foot guards in pain in front of Berlin. The
weather vas very FIRE.
General Savary has entered Ros,ock with
rvs movable Column He found there from 10y TO
nfty swedish ships in ballast which he ;n,n,sdi.
ately put up to sale"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
HANOVER. Nov. "A.

The 1oZlo7oing nofe las been fubHshed.
TO THE STATES OF HANOVER.
Genficueh--I have taken possession
of your country in the name of his majcs-
'ty the emperor and king, my most eraci-
Gus sovereign. The revenues of the couH-
try will be collected, and justice admins
tered in his name, &c.
(Signed) "EDWARD MORTIER."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
TRIES TIE, Oct. 81.

General Marmont arrived yesterday
evening at the principalinn, and set off ear
ly to-day for Italy. The French tire jps
arc marching in numbers from Dsimatia
into Italy, by Flune.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
HAMBURG, Nov. 5.

Private letters announce that the allied
troops, commanded by prince Jerome. have
arrived at Frankfort upon the Oder and
that their advarced guard has proceeded
toward Polish Prussia. 1t Is also stated,
that the Russians have passed the Vistula,
and that they have advanced as far as GU
mesa, Posen, and other towns in Pruasian
Polanf.-It is said his Pruesian n,ajesfy
is 7oith them.
NOVEMBER IL.
1t is but too certain that the whole PruS-
sian army is totally ruined and disperse,I :
one corps after another has been Obliged
to lay down its arms, and all the principal
towns, viz. Se!tin, Ct.s,fn Saauoau and
f1oSde6ourSh, have capitulated in the
latter the French found an immense trca-
sure, as ali the most valuable effects from
hzvnsfs,', Cassci and Eost Friesyand ha ID
been deposited there as out os dancer. II
is really astonishing how i'll provided with
even the most common recessar;es these
places were, but for which they never wol,d
have fallen into the hands of the French.
and particularly MagGeburg, one of the
strongest places in Europe as to the king
OF Prussia nobody knews where he is at
present. The army of marshal Davoust ;s
already arrived at Pcsen, it consists of
80 COO men
Nothing but accident prevented general
biucher from coming into Hamburger, in
which case we should have shared the same
tate as Lubbock, which has suffered dread
fully. A deputation has been sent from that
town to claim the protection of the French
emperor, and one will soon be sent from
hence.
From the Hamburg Correspondent, Nov.
l6.-lt appears by letter from the Inn OF
the Sd inst. that the Notifications of Bran
nan are about being strengthened and I'm.
creased by the French with the greatest
activity.-The Gordon preserved by the
Batayjan troopsis also considerably reinror-
ced' The head quarters of the command
ing general are at Old Octting. A soua-
dron OF austrian hussars has taken post at
Tffmanins in the bishoprick of Salzburg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
LANDS for SALE.

he Subscriber will dispose OF TWO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01

has anchored his HIPS in iueh petition, TO pre-
ven, any veT:ls going TO or corn,ng IRON, Norfolk,
which he is determined 20 dn if thoie ryo!ses
reicinded.
hay. the honor to te Cir, with feutu,ents OF the
highea refpees, your moa ob,. Servant,
STEPHEN DECATUR, jr.
5yon. Rsts.. SxifS, S'erefory}
efNe ,Npvy, W.,)sirg'e" )
ExfrdS Of a letter from Stephen Decatur, jim.
dated u. S. Zip ChefapeHke, Norfolk, July
stb. 1907.
"The menacing letter written by Commodore
Douglafs to the Mayor Of Norfolk, he has ince aa-
ted verbally contained menace, and he has further
fad, he has no hoile intention againa Norfolk. how
ever FIR, YOU will fee by the eneofed affidavit, tina,
his actions do not comport with his words, he has
frightened his fhip fnee the pacific menage he fent to
the Mayor, and the day before yeRsrday he fired
many fho,s, at an Eaitern Shoreuian. II he makes
a,temp, come up with the force they fPeak of
think am not over fausuine when fay believe,
they will not 60 down again"
Exrsa Of litter frsn StsfBsa Decatur, Jun. eyfed
US. Sip C6sapeale, No1foH, Jsiy l2.
The Britifh fq,adrop lying in Hampton Roads,
bring every veiel pafing this place, but have
not detained any.--The Belona and Leopard eonrins
he in their former hation, in the roads; the Tri-
iimph and Melampus have weighed, and are new at
anchor in Lynhaven Bay"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01
"7o the Citisrns ofNeqy. Y'o,k.

In letter from the PRECEDENT of the u. S.
of October 9, after his mentioning that lie did
not expect the Revenge back under a month
from that date, adds, " In tie mean time all
The ilfle circumstances coming 10 our 6nozriedge
are IN favorabieto or eVjbet for Peare."
AS this might be ufeful information 10 men in
mercantile purfuits and fpecuIations, and who
had no guide to go by, whether to fend out
lhei. veTels, or not, mentioned it to fuch of
my republican friends ? called to fee me and
that the information, If 70 ufeful, might not be
confined TO one dftindioh Of men only, men,
toned it alto TO Mr.. Coleman of the Evening
PoR, who came to me on account of a peice
tent him concerning Cheetham'si nfultnG meC
fage to Mr-Frsnk, of the Public Adiertiler
How it got into the newspapers know not
MIR. Coleman, fuppofe; can give the beA
account of that.
Cheetbam then publilbeda NOT abuive piece
in his paper, and in his vulgar hyle of language
faid Paine hrs fSid He," and then Infatuated
as If bad forged the letter. II is by his
probenGty TO Safeguarding aud lying that he
has brought 70 many projections en- HE back
He Iays he has nine.--IIs will now have one
more If ap uhprincipled bully cannot be refor.
med, he can be punGhed..
THOMAS PAINE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-01

The grand jury for the county of Beaver,
having found hill aeainit Nathaniel Aiken, for
the murder of James Hamilton, the trial came
on lat week before the hon. Samuel Roberto,
and his ai1ociates. when after a patient hear
ing. the traverfe jury returned verdict of not
gully. Pitt6Wg GAG.