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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-25
THURSDAY, Noeember 10:

Mr.. s. Richards, from the committee
10 " non, was referred the petition OF a. j..
Willard, made report in his favor, which
was referred 20 committee OF the whole
On Mopdsy usel.
MIR. Rege presented the petition Of Gu.
kait.. respecting the manufacture Of cloth;
which vas referred to the com mittee OF
commerce aud manufactures.
Mr.. +. Clay moved that the petition of
John Lehman. stating tina. he served as a
surgeoa ia the revolutionary war; and
owing TO the aardships he then experienc.
cd, he had become cripple, aud was ex.
tTemety poor; aud pra3iug relief, be re-
ferfsd tothe commiltee OF claims.
Agreed.
Mr.. Gag from the committee TO
whom was referred he perision of William
Lewis add Hugh Maxwell, reported bill
suthoyis;ng The paschsse OF certain copies
Of the journals Of congress; which was
read twice, and feEetredto a committee OF
the whole House on Tuesday next.
NJ. Suite presented the petition OILS,
rasl Isases a soldier ia the revolutionary
war, plsgirg for compensation. Referred
to thecoiamisfee 90 tlaims barred, &cs
Mr.. Ebbss presented ths. pe;ition Of Joha
ilsksnney, surveyor ofihe por, Of Alexan.
dria, praying for &C increase Of salary
Referred 10 the committee OF ways and
means.
The Speaker laid before the house re-
port from the secretary OF war On the peu.
tioa of John Evans, stating that a certain
David Scos, enjoyed pepsion for services
during the revolutionary war after said
Scott lad been brokea for mlsconduct,
The secretary states that The papers rela
tive 10 said pension had been burned at the
Are which destroyed part of the records !;
therefore he could say nothing OF the JUS.
,ice fit. Ofderedto leon The table.
g'r. Vim, from the committee appoint.
I'd 10 prepare standing rules and orders ;or
The covernmentsof the house, made re.
nort which was referred 20 committee
Of the whole.
Tbe order af the DAY being called cpthe
report ofthe committee of elections on the
contested election Of Mr., M.Crcery.
Mr.. IliI199r moved tha. the committee o.
The whole be discharged from the further
consideration OF the report, with vieWto
rs teco nm i,sment TO the conmitsee OF e
lec,,ons. Nsessrs. ssilnor, Smile, South
ard. Van Horse, Troup, Alexander and
7. Montgomery, expressed toe mselyes 10
favor OF a recommitmens, and Messra'
Cook, Rhea and Aston against It when
The questiol on dischargng the COM
mi,,se Of the whole from the further consl.
t.erasion Of the report Was taken and car
ried. sevensy.seyen nlenteFs rising 10 It's
favor.
Nlr. 1lilnor then moveda recomm'trnen'
70 the committee of the elections, which
was. opposed BY Mr.. ID r. Williams to
WHOM Messrs. Minor aud Southland repii.
The question on recommisnent was "a,
ken and carried. seventy being IN favor o.
MI. Iszvis moved for The order Of the
,lay on the bill for the erection OF bndge
over The river Potomac.
The house went into a.committee OF tue
whole on the subject, 65 being 10 favor @
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-25

TNTHEREAS Jo,EN BoGaN hath by his
Wv petition in writings, applied to the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant Judges of the circuit court of the
District of Columbia, to be admitted to the be-
nefit of the act Of Congress, for the relief of
insoIvent debtors within the district afore-
said, and has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the Jail of Alexandria county
at the suit of Adam Douglass, and being un-
able to discharges the said claim with others a.
gainst him, has offered to deliver upte The use
of MS creditors, all hisproperty, re al, person
al and nlixed-Aotice is therefore siven,to the
creditors of the said JoES BoGAN,that on Sa-
turday the 28th day ofthe present month be-
tween the hours of nine and twelve o'clock OF
the same day,at the court house in Alexandria,
the oath ofan insolyent. debtor will be admi-
nistered to the said john BoGAN and a
trustee appointed agreably to the said act of
congress, unless cause be then * there shcwn
to the contrary, -
Z By order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistant Judges Of the circuit
court of the District ofColumbis,this 25th
Of Nov. 1907.
G.. Denea1e. C.. C..
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a!eranDrta DaIp a0Osrtiser.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS.

Nesv-1 oYk, 0atntday,.( noonJ NOV ~.
The ship NAMES, arrived at Boston on
Tuesday, 10 shor' passsge !rom Liver.
pool. Her London papsrs arc 70 October
10Th, at which time 40 embargo had bsen
laid on American shipping, nor had any
bIockadiug decree been issued against
France.
+ Mr. Monroe took leave Of the king 90
the 7sh Qetobsr, preparatory to his embark.
alton. Ii is said his instructions we're too
limited 10 enable him 10 bring the negocia.
ton to conclusion, and shst The British
ultimatum had been or would be forwarded
10 their minister in this country, One &C.
couat SAYS that Mr.. Monroe sailed on the
lit. in theReVenge another that ne would
return Ia merchant ship. Russia has
shut her ports to The Engiish-aud the Ey
der bas been declared IN state OF block.
ade. Ten or 10 American vessels, bound
to Antwerp CT aoilacd, were detained IN
the Downs. 81
Arrived at Falmouth, Oct. 9Th. ship
Bs,ssy, from New York tor Amsterdam.
Deal, October 9, came down Young Fac
tor, for New York. Gravesend, Oct. 6,
nassed by PENNSYLVANIA. New York;
Greenock Oc,. 3. arrived Rover, New
York. Deal, Oct, 4. sailed Remittance,
New york,
can,a;n H.r,asn arrived a, Salem on
he ,s,b ,neisnI from Crous,sds, iafprms,
no, ~ he A,b of ncIot,er the ScaW S. E..
e"a. ~ ~ $780, 49, !. eoote he shin P,pou.
o'ssIs III. 80 p6;Isdetnbia. .fram C1on.
s1au. lsi apa =. -. ,aasino crons,adt. ali
.na' P.eJ i;sh s ~ we're dstaned by order
. oe,t l Zee. ,, aovsromens. CAPTAIN Ha.
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COMPANY ORDERS,
NOVEMBER g.

NOVEMBER IS.
THE Members of Capt. Deaeale's Compa.
nv of Volunteers, are hereby Notified to pa
rade at the Court House Square, en- Saturday
the 2sth instant, precisely ut o'clock, P. NJ.
armed and equipped agreeably to law, with
ten rounds of blant cartridges.
By order,
Nm. p. GRAZ, LIST SERGEANT.
November 25. st
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[Did1

Mr. Robertson, in late communication
made to the Royal Society, has related re-
markable circumstance in the history OF the
variation of the Compass. Since $50 TIE
compass has not varied at Jamaica. It's now
what it was in the times Of HALEY, s II de-
grees east. Of the grants $ map was given
upon magnetic meridian and the direction
Of. the meridian remains The saRle.s Since the
original grants new maps upon new scales,
have been constructed, md all OF them are
found to agree with TIE first maps intile dl-
rection Of TIE magnetic meridian. Il the
boundary line passed thfo' aforest 81 marhed8
trees, such trees as are Found ere cclncldent
with the present meridian, The districts
were formerly by the caFdina! points, and CO
aninea by compass, the lines arc found the
same. Such well attestcd facts discover to Us
how little is truly l,sown Of the science ofmag-
netism. And as very much depends upon
full knowledge Of the variation, the variation
is Recommended to every friend OF useful dis
covery
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-25

of New York and hold it as a naval sta
ton, allowing her 10 fit out ships OF war
there, TO carry IN prizes, &c would not
France be justified in declaring. that mas
much as epermitted our neutrality to be
violated, and our territory to be invaded
by one belligerentto the injury Of the O.
'ther, we had thereby taken part ID the war
against France? 10 ike manner, If we,
without resistance, permit France TO VIC.
late her treaty with US IN such5s manner
as toprodnce direct aud serious injury TO
Greet Britain, do we no. thereby afford TO
the latter jus.i6able cause. Of war against
us? or, more correctly speaking, do we
not rather, by the very sci, reader our
selves party in The war agaiass Great Bri.
tain1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-25

A CASE.-If the government of theU.
S. sl,ould permit Great Britain, without
resistance, 10 take posscssion OF the port
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

| OF your officers which youcan borrow uigs L
| any pretence you please-TEey shall be r.
| turned aithfully-Alreadya orders to II =
| contractor given 10 forward six months 5rf,-
! visions to points Wilkinson may name, this
shall not be used until the last moment. and
then under proper injunctions--tlie proicc-
is brought to the point 50 long desired--
| Burr guarantees the result with his life
/ and honor-the lives, the honor. and fortune.
OF hundreds the best blood Of our country--
Burrs' plan is to move down rapidly from,
the falls ON the. 18th November. with th,.
first 500, or 1000 men in light boatsnow con-
structing for that purpose-to be at Natchez
between the 5th and 18th Of December
then to meet Wilkinson--then to determine
whether it win be expedient IN the frst ~.
stance to seize on or pass BY Baton Rouge
--on receipt OF this send Burr an answer
draw on Burr for all expences, &C. The
people Of the country 70 which we are eoinar
are prepared to receive us-their agents
now with Burr say that if we viii protect
their religion and will not subject them.tq..
foreign power, that in three weeks all Vim
be settled The Gods invite to glet-y a.,t.
tortune-it remains 10 be seen whether rye
deserve the boon--The bearer of this yo.x
~--PANoo W yOu--ilG Will lldflQ n formed let
ter OF introduction to YOU from Burr, 4 copy
OF which is hereunto suhjomed--he i \ man
Of mvlolable honor and perfect discretion
formed 90 execute rather than 10 project
capable OF relating facts with fidelity ard IN
capable of relating them Otherwise. He ~
thourougElyinfonred Ut the plans and inten-
tons of .------, and viii disclose to YOU
Is Tar as you inquire and no flrther-He
has Imblbed reverence for Your Character
and may be embarrassed In your presence
put him at ease and lie will satisfy YOU DIR.
boiimm equally confidential, better inform-
Cd on the subject and more intelligent win
hand this duplicate" 18th July"
The day after my arrived Al tbs city. tie
10th OF November last, received anoth-
sr letter from tile Doctor, of Which the fol-
lowing is-a correctropy:
N-.g-Oyteans, 25th .NoV. 1906.
(" Sir,
!" Your letter of the 9th inst. has been
!" duly received. Supposing that YOU wiz
be much engaged this morning 1 defer
9 waiting on your exceIlency tIllyou will be
" pleased to inform me Of the time when il
viii be convenient TO YOU 70 see me- as---
g y1-4tin VIII great respect,
Your excellency's most
"obedient servant,
CSigned) EKIcK BOLLMAN.o
Hfa EeeeLeneg
Gen. NflASnson, FaHx5lES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

IlezIsne, anu w. 4Eac1yzg
On the 30th of the same month waited
in person on DR. Z BolErran, when he intor-
med me that he had not heard fvoTn Col.
Burr since his arrival here-that he ltire
said DR.. K. BoilInanl had sent dispatches TO
Col Burr, by z lieutenant Spence Of the ma
w, and that ne aisd been advised Of SUenct's
arrival At Nashville, in the state OF 1ennes-
seS-And observed that Col Burr had pro-
ceeded TOO lar TO retreat 4: that he. Col.
burr, had numerous and powerful friends in
the " , wine stood pledged to support him
wltb their fortunes, and lhat lie must sue
cvtd. Tirst he the said ID. n BUllnlan
had written 70 col. Burr Oh the subject OF
provisions, and that he expected \ supply
wOdld be sent from NewyoTk, and also iroIn
Norfolk, where col. Burr had Strong connex-
ions i did not see or hear from the doctor
agar until Tire Stu instant, when called on
Ann the second time. The mail having ar
rived IN day be.ore, asked him whether
Is had received any intelligence from Col
/ Bur. tie informed me that he had seen 4
letter from col Burr, OF the 5OGh OF October
in which he, col. Burr, gave assurances
that he should be at Matches with 2OOO men
on the Goth Of December last, where he
nA4NLA0 N0AA Will NUN ltlS
That he would be followed by 4OGO mt i
rure, and that lie COD. Burr, if lie had cho-
sen, could Ilve raised orgot 1900 as easy
as 5000, bat that he did not think that num-
beI necessary --conhding fully ii this intor
nation became indifferent about iurrhcr
| disguise. then told the Doctor that l
| ,LOntd most certainly oppose col. Burr If hc
came this way'-He replied, they must come
here tor equipments and shipping, and Oh :
served that he did not know what had pas
| sed between col. Burr and myself, obloued
| It : sham defence, and waved the su5I1ct
Fs'osn the documents IN my possession and
the several communications, verbal AZ web
! IS verttcn, from sad DIR Erick b Imam On
this subject, feelno hesitation Ia declaring
j'tinler the solemn obligation Of IN oath, that
| lac has committed misprisOn Ut treason -
| gtlast the government " yhc ". :.
| Sieueda JAS. w LhINSON.
| Signed and swoTT, " this l4th day III De-
7 tlnbtr. 1906, before me, one u the JustilSs
IT tie Pesse u thEs county.
l Signed, cARRlcK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
Ext az ia lrtfr, fyo-4 General Taue, WAiizjsa
IL NJ I

Ext az RI Ectfe, fyo-z General faz@i WiEiigiss
dafc{ Ne4c O,Iesai, Ies. Il, 500.
" Aher feveral combinations with the gov
ernor and Judges, touching the arre(t and
confinement of certain knoNn agents and
emfaries Of Col Burr, in rhis civ and terri
torv, whole iutrigues and Vaccinations were
10 b. apprehended, il is with their privity
and appreciation that have cauied three of
them 70 be arreaed, viz Doctor Errick Boil
man, Samuel Swartwout, and Peter v Ogden,
againf whom poileis Itrong facts, and have
recommended TO the governor to have James
Alexander, kiq. taken up on the grounds Of
frong ftfpicions / Leie perlons and all
Others, who, by their character and deport-
ment may be conhdered hottie to the inter-
els of the United States, or dangerous to this
feeble frontier, under the menacing alped of
things from above, will, If any influence can
prevail, be feised aud fent by fea to the u
STA Is, fubie9 to the difPo6tion Of govern
ment, aud accompanied by iuch information
80 may jhilfy their confinement, 2Gd furnil
elae to the development III the grounds
progsels and projectors Of the reasonable en-
terprizs in which they are engaged.
This letter will accompany Doctor Boil
man, who lie - se this day embarked u vel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

NIk,
!" have the honor 20 forward 10 your En-
'cellenoy the eariejad Lette,s, which was charged
TO deliver 10 you by our mniual friend ihail
remain for lome time at this place, and fhocld
he glad 10 learn where and wien NAV have
the plesfure oF an interview with you. Have
the goodnels % inform ne OF It, and pleafe TO
direct yonr letter 10 me, care Of - ------,
or encloie Il under cover 70 them, have
the honor 70 be with great relpea, Sir,
Tour Excellency's moa obedient iervanr,
(Signed)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
I" Gen. Wdkiaion. ("
RICK BOLIVIAN"

Covering communicate IN { ohsr rom
Cok dGyon Burr, If Srhich tie toLlgpag is
substantially as far an sarsr ef.sffsn a, 4 R1-t
heretofore been able TO maks, uie, otsgIggI gJ
5vhich hoit tn ny .hessessEeg IF tlfsrVn
BURY have obtained finds ans hive attaEifs
commenced the entcrpr le-A-cict.c l1sfctits
from different points ai''I s.sctr sisEcrsHt
prctences viii rendezvous on the Gant.s. Is
Noyemher--~vcry thing intefJssi nalteNter
nal tavors vie ws-pTotectIoa CT England rs
lis gone t. Ja,a:nc ito -
range with the 2dmir.d on that statl0nl ~ 4
will meet at the Missisippi----Enslalsd 49,
Navy Of the United States are rc;rt to iain
and finai orders are given to nv -titnds And
followers---it will be a Host of choice s.-Iri.s
Wilkinson shall be secon'1 10. Hurr olsi, -
Wilkinson shall dictate t.,.- rtgk and prouIo-
ton OF his Otficers-BuF.c Vol proceed syesL-
ward lst August--:4eser Is. rttmn-v,lh
hum 80 has oAagh er--thr Husbsnd viii tcl-
low III UCOber with Sesps u uorTaies--
se!.d fcrth-with m inteitss Cl,t and cont.d'-n-
I tial friend with whom Rars nay conier 70
shall return Immediately WITH idgil'er ih,er-
esting details--this is essential 20 em'ccit
and harmony Of movement Scnd iist ~
persons known to Wilkinson West "a tive
mountains, who could be useful. wIth hute
delincating the characters. by !OW hvs-
senger send He Or 5 of tls cgInrass.vrs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09
RAiLa1stPLia, 2JtA Th-.E. 1896.

Denr olF,
Mr.. swsrwOuf. i've brother VA Col A.
VI NewsO4E. being un toe way down Tie
Mississippi, and pICsuInn4g w nay pass "a
y. sOIae POst "a tlc rIssF, AS " 4ug sled -
Iae lettcr " ~ .rJeIuctiou, wlltA give
vIth pleasJr-, - lie - : most -miAb!C
y oung man, I'D hshis respectable t.om d.
character sna CuEnscduns. A pray yta a.
afford AIM a.. ir.en1il Offices winch sil-
a-tion n'as rS4~"g, AND h1e Aou NJ p-4t
uis EOG9ie wAllIi ulis may ave sou-
Mllh entire r~spcd,
hour fllcnd anu yDealcHt SER
a. 49,
His Esr-l!eroy
Glrl.rzi ,g..A.a.a1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

Eel bound for Charleffon, under the charge
of Lieut.. Wilton of rhe artillery, who has
orders to land with his prifoner, at Fort John
fon, or Fort Moultrie. TO forward this diff
parch by mail and te wait the orders of the
executive. Mr. Swartwout will be fent TO
Baltimore by veGel which will fail fome
time the eniuing week in cuftody Of another
fnbaltern, who will be the bearer of ftrong
teftinony agzinft HIM and aifo Col. Burr, and
the Others will follow under due precautions,
by the earlieft opportunities which may pre-
fent.
deem it egentiai to keep fhefe prifoners
apart, to prevent the adult nent of corref-
pondent anfwers or confeiiions, TO any exami-
nation which may enfue, andl hope the mea-
lures of the executive may be 70 prompt and
efficient, as TO relieve the officers IN charge
of them from their trult, before the nrerpo-
fti1n OF tie friends of the prifonerS may effect
their liberation.
" BY this procedure we may intiTnidate the
confederates, who are Intentionally numer-
Gus IN this as well as the adjacent territory,
diiconcert their arrangements, and poaibly de-
troy their intrigues, and hope thezea which
directs tIie meafures may be iultiGed and ap-
proved, for Whit the glow OF patriotilm ac-
tuates my conduct, and am willing TO offer
nyief martyr 10 the Contribution of my
country, ihould indeed be mof grievouly
disappointed did incur its cenihre
" Here, Sir, we find the key to the WeRern
States, and here we muft form one grand de-
pottery and place of arms-com5ine 10 this
dApoftion river fleet competent to lis occur
iion and poll i thirty or forty leagues above
the Yazoo river, and we may repofe in fecu-
rity; for the difcontent and fnfftrings Of oar
infurgent citizens which mutt imnediatelyen-
Tue, will foGn open their eyes to the wicked
neis Of their leaders and work a radical re-
formation without blood-fhec.. 4 his il my
plan for refiting an internal a;tack-for er-
ternal defence. gnn boats and bomb ketcl,es
viii Heating batteries at the mouths Of The
MIflifhPpi and the paTes from Lake Ponchar-
train will be rnece1ary."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-02-09

E*fra7sf irtfsr fr01r Ccrcro' tdz7es JI,iEisrn,
dafea Near O,lsers 1e4snBrr rs, sos
4" SIR, Since my laa Of the 18th infant,
writs Of Hal,eas Corpus have been ifued for
the bodies Of Bollmaa, Swartwou and Ogden,
the two latter by Judge Workman, who IS
ftrongly fufpecfed for being connected with
Burr IN his cosipiracy, as have proof ihis
man declared iome lime 6nce that the re-
publican who pofTeFed power and did not
'employ K 70 eaablifh defpotifn was fool. =
His writ for Ogden was ierved on Captain
Shaw of the navy who had hin in charge at
my requeh, on board the Esra bomb ketch,
and delivered him up, and Mr.. Workman
discharged him without giving me word Of
Information, although he knew he was con-
lined by my order tor rreafonable combtla-
ton with Burr, and Mr.. Ogden now fruits AZ
large. Swartwout have fent off and ilail 70
report, holding mylef ready for ceHfequences.
Bollnan was required by the Superior court,
but have got rid Of that affair alfo under the
'uiual liability for damages, in which cafe
fhall took 10 our country torprotec1ion.
7, lanes Wilkinfon, Brigadier General aud
Commander in hief of the 'rmy of the u
States, TO warrant rho arret Of DR.. Erick Boil
man on charge oftreafon, mifprifon Of tres-
fon, or fuch other offeuce againit the Govern
ment and laws Of the United States, 4. the
following facts may legally charge him with
on my hon as folder, and on the holy
'evangeIls Of Almighty Cod, dodeclare xnd
fwear, that on the hIih day Of November an,
when in command al Natchi;cches, received
by the hands Ct a Frenchnlan, Granger 10
me, letter irons Doctor Erick Bollman, u
which the following is a correct copy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19

min utes in the cutters cabin, and when he
returned upon deck, and saw that the hands
and boat were gone, lac appeared 10 be dis
tracted, threw his hat upon the deck, wruni-
his hands, and said he should be broken and
ruined. At his request he was conveye, to
the Jason, fearing to return to the Coium,-
bine. At the Jason he found Bradshaw, his
commander, dining with capt. Coohrane,
who interceded for the midsjipman, said
1t was an affair beyond his cn,ro aud
requested Bradshaw to say no more about
| it.
The sailors avail themselves ct every OPP
portunity to escape. There is some ching
either excessively loaihsomc in the British
service, or uncommonly fascinating in cur
shores. Every sailor in the two ships now
at the Hook would quit the service If he
could, and some of the IN risk their lives lor
their freedom. The other day one Of tn.
Co'umbine's men jumped owe rbo;,,d, aud
after swimming six miles, was taken no by
Il wood beat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19

emit short time, returned verdict of
NOT CUILTT."
MIR. Ufckb,m made q few observations,
stating his CONSTRUCTION CT The courts Opt
nion; after which a n,!!s EryScgti was Gu.
tered on the Indictment against JuRathaH
Daytoa but his rcc0Sniz;,sce was agreed
not to be considered IS DISCHARGED that
his attendance hereafter 10 answer the
Charge or treason, if necessary, IL ght be
enforced
Mr.. Hay gave notice that on the next
day he should m IKE a motion fer the COM
mitmcnt OF Col. Bur-, and Messrs. BLaa-
iHeTAGsSct aad Sai.E, for The rurpuse of
sending them 10 another district to be tri-
ed for treason.
Co. Barr wished Mr. Hay TO specify the
place whe lie allcdged The overt act TO
have be,l committed.
Mr. ley sad that he would, If he could
with pro?tiety bat the evidence wouid
cover considerable space, and compare
mend transactions from thc assembling oil
tne troops at G!.a7rr4aS ,sl's island ,otheir
final G!Spc sion. lie believed AN overt aCs
was Committed at the moG,a OF LHii.6cr.
tend but the court, after hearing the evil
dence would decitc un ihe proper district
~ which the accused shou!dbe sent.
>Ihc court Adjourned, 10 sit asain on
~ tGEesd2y AT O'Clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-19

M 7ssRs. Robert King, and Charles crouq,,.
-'N ten, and Robert King. James lls,mo'o,
and Thomas RavenAiiI, John Edie. Cdnyad
Laub and William Dsvidsoa, Rxscuct, 81
James Short. dec.--7AKE NOTICE.. Ina, r
shall proceed 10 take the following oe3osilions
az the times ana places her afc1 nent,ooed. ~
% read - ev,j=nc, IN two salts now dcnen5,,er
IN the ChanoeTy Court FOX the Richmond Ois
nic5, IN "hieh am plaintiff and yCu aie the d.
Iendan's. 10 wat: the dePo,itlon ii lohn M
nose ana o'hs's. Oh The 10 day OF October
next, ~ ,he Dwelling House OF Major ~,
F@.teson, ct Buckingham county--aiId ON ,be
%Sd day OF OctobeE. 1897, shat nroc,eI rn
Ike the deposition of MIR John Love and -.
;heis. bs'wten The hours of ,en O'Clock and s,y,.
SCI OF he saIne day, az the hou.e or Thad-us
Morris. Al F-uquier Courthouse
Sept. II 1867.