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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-16
Forty Dollars Reward.

Ran .AW,fY' from the sudse,i5er, 1fuing in
Brentosya, Fatquieq comfy, Virginia, on The
Goth May,
N MULATTO FELLOW named Jesse,
about feet 4 or $ inches high, about
81 or % years Of age, has been raised a house
servant, but has worked in the field for the
last three years, he took with him two large
coats, country cloth ander jacket and panta-
looms, a new wool hat, and one pair Of laced
half-boots, he is a very aressy fellow, and
may change his eloathing. I will give the
abeye>rewara, with all reasonable charges, to
any person who will bring him home, OF lodge
him in any Jail SO that ] get him again.
George SWeeny.
Brsntewn, Fauauier eounty,
May 9Th, iawsw
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
July g..

Ran away from the subscriber, living in
Hardy county, Virginia, on the first instant,
a negro man named DICK, about feet or
9 inches high, has down look when spoken
to lis father IS a freeman in Alexandria, and
it is probable he will make that way. Who
ever taxes up said negro and secures him in
any goal so that get him again, shall have
the above reward.
:. Joseph Van Meter.
June Is. 2aw2w*
N. B. All persons are forewarned agains
hardening said fellow, as am determined to
prosecute to the extent Of the law.
J. Y. al
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Charles Fenton Mercer.
A Brewery establishments
F0R Sale.

FORs S.dLE.
VH7ISHING toquitthe brewing business,
Wv offer for sale all nay right and inte-
rest in that extensive BRNJFROUSE which
Inow occupy. There is an established bust
ness, 1900 barrels having been sold in one
season, 5000 might be made--all TIC work
ing utensils complete, with malt house, kiln,
mill, casks, and 500 bushels Of malt. Also
line of wharf extending along the Potomac
$50 feet, very suitable for lumber yard, or
to receive nour.by water-this may be treated
for separately
These premises arc held by lease from the
Corporation, who are to pay for all improve
ments Of stone and brick, at the end Of the
lease, of which there are ten years unexpired
from the 9TH September next. One third OF
the purchase money viii be required--for the
remainder a liberal credit will be given on
sufficient security. For further particulars
apply TO
Thomas Cruise.
May 81. stawlm
L7s Ifnot sold at private sale BY the first
of August, it will ON that day be solo By pub
lie auction, at ten O'Clock, on the premises,
to the highest bidder.
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Public Sale.

TN pursuance of a decree Of the hon, the ..
nited States circuit court Of the district Of
Columbia, for the county Of Alexandra, made
between Thomas Lewis, complaihant and
the heirs and representatives of David Crit
fifth, deceased, defendants, will be sold, on
FRIDAY, the third day OF July next, to the
highest bidder, on a credit oftwelve, eighteen
and twenty. four months, with approved secu-
rity q certain piece or parcel of ground in
the town Of Alexandra, upon the north side
of Queen-street, bounding on the old George
Town road and the ground of Butcher s Pat
ton, plot of which viii be at any time shewn.
The sale will commence at three o'clock III
the afternoon on the premises, and deeds viii
be made to purchasers agreeable 70 the said
decree, b.
.a.9-- - xNLaxlaa C,,.,a isar
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Jane 9.
SuWarroW Boots.
IOHN G. FRANCIS.
From NSw- York

FROM He7v- FORK,
ID ESPEC1FULLY informs the , ibEc.
IN that he manufactures Suzuarr Boots
with. all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma
ny years of experience in his business, he has
discovered new method ofretaining the elas-
@tieity in boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
1t ever SO badly shaped. He makes boots of
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows-F Fair
tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
5efferson's Boots and Shoes, He warrants to
at the Suwarrcw equal te the tuck bcsas.--
Gentlemen will please 10 call and chuse for
themselves, at his shop in King stree, De-
tween Mr.. Motifs and HI, Aodgkin's tayera.
N B. He intends selling cheap for cash.
JANUARY S, dem
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Patent Elastic Suspenders,
To be had, wholesale and retail, OF the "a
tentec, next door below Mr.. Alexandea
MsKenzie's, lower end Of Prince street, AZ
Isxanclf;a.
THEY {urpass any yet extant, Tor
ease, elegance, &c. Masters Of vessels aN
other gentlemen going to the West-lnta''
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished WIN al
assortment, and great allowance to tho"
who purchase by the quantity. ~,
N. B. The buttons on the back parts ofin'
waistbaad ought to be placed the same DISTANCE
hoEa each other, as the two center buttons "a
the SuspsAders, to prevent improper slFaD,,
ing, and thereby destroying the case designer
in the construction of the article.
Richard Horwell.
Also,
Feceived per shift Leonidas from Live'7zS''
Rcd, Green, Blue and yellow
Morocco Leather,
Coed quality for sadlers, shos-inakeFs, o0'N'
bindors, hattcrs, Sc.
LIKEWISE,
Sadlers' Seating Leather, and lew a'IS
Morocco suitable fer the West-lndles.
May 2. Co.,
RAN AWAY from the SuDscir
beri on the llth instant, an spPrenues . ~
nalaed John II. Mitchell, about eighteen LIN .
of age, about FIVE feet four or five inches I'm aos
sraight made, tolerable stout built, nSns s r.,
plexion. very much freclslcd. Whoe'u0 os
turns said apprentice to me, shall reesm ,.ss
Hundred Cents reward, but no chafss s. hsr
forewarn all persons from employing y ,ne9
boring said apprentice, at their per.n' -
Shall be prosecuted as the law . directs.
John ". 1u ,o1st'
June i3.
szss..sas.Ea.s.pr-..,,.rr..--- 49,
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f,Ia S4 Fstena- Medoc ,,,uot ;;
one dazen "a G~sSa
4 few ,,oze, fine old frort;,,.
ge;tto - .l,cst wine ,,;t.or.
Jamaica .na West india rum
New-Erp,a,,a do
Cocniss. Bardeaux ans Ns,,.s .,r.s,.
Holland and country e;n . ~ls
,Sch;edarn ,;n N cases
irish wh;sbev. very ola
20 barrels pean,ylyani. ny. ,,.b:st.r
Cider f. barrels
White wine and Cider. v;,,,,par
Florence oil in TASKS
9 ho~sbea,l, Hayann, I,on.v
IS do. choice retai,:n,, ,,o,.ssa.
-
nahpewaef
1nsl'eiial
Hysoh ElAS
lot'hs dl!soa e good gusa.y
Hysof-oAla ana
ocleilonG
huscoyade SUGARS. differe,. oualitie,
BenQal white do.
Loaf and lu,nn s,car.. phiIsdel,kia. g,.
tinore and Alexandra.
Lciper,s, CARROTS, and Har,iltoa's saun
in bottles and h]s6ders.
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~ II n IN
OAK II I 8 e NJ 4, IL !. ]. g,

And two valuable Leases,
GITUATED in the county ct Fauquleis
~ on the great road. leading from Ashby,,ts
and Manassee's Gaps, in the Blue Ridge, to
Alexandra, Falmouth, and frederlc l ksD y
The mill seat commands tall Of q te s.:
iasa very constant stream, ISSUING lmmeal-
ateiy from the cobler Mountain, and Is I'M
/ proved bv merchant mill ifty-sye BY forty
1--we, three stories high, Two Of. stone and one
of wood. containing two water wheels, SIX
teen feet IN diameter, one pair Of burr and one
of Allegany stones, with the necessary rum
ming geer and machinery, in perfect repair
TO the mill is attached a lot Of twenty acres,
in fee simple, on which there is framed
dwelling house, 38 feet by 20 with two rooms,
below stairs and two above, anunilnished por-
tico behind, of the whole length Of the house,
and porch in front, two excellent springs II
sing within few feet of the dwelling house,
and the mill supply both with wafer
The leases are for two unexpired lives, con-
tain one bundled acres each, and lay adjacent
to each other, and 10 the mill lot they have
on them houses for the reception Of tenants,
twelve acres of improved timothy meadow,
and one hundred and forty acres OF inclosed
land, adapted for Plaster of Paris and red
clover, and now in state of high cultivation.
The terms of sale OF the above property will
be made to suit the convenience Of the pur-
chaser, to whom will be given an indisputable
title. For the terms OF sale or a view OF the
premises, application may be made to Robert
Hereford, Esq. residing thereuPon, who IS
fully authorized to dispose OF the saine--ort 70
the subscriber.
Charles Fenton Mercer.
Little River, Loudoun county,
Virginia, May 10. fl8J lavtf
1 r. S. If the above property is net sold by
the first of October, it will, after that period,
be rented out for one or more years.
C. F. M.
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June II
N Q T I c E.

a IL those who have any claias or de-
N nands against the estate OF John Dan
lat, merchant, late of the town of Alexandra,
are hereby informed, 10 bring in their ac-
counts, legally proved, before the first day of
November next, at which time a full and final
settlement and distribution of his estate, will
be made Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they will be disregarded,
and this Notice pleaded in bar of them. Those
that are indebted to the estate, will be please
TO make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, rsr,.
William Herbert,
April s. seaw
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Notice.

w YHEREAS the subscriber has obtained
w lettersof administration from the or
phans court for the county of Alexandria, in
the district OF Columbia, OH the personal es-
tate of Hugh West, deceased, late of the said
county--this is to requesta all persons who have
claims against the said estate to exhibit the
same, legally proven, to the subscriber, onor
before the lst day of December neat. and all
who are indebted are required to make inlnas-
date payment
Ann West, Adm's.
June 2aw4w
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lust RECEIVED,

u - e. F 800 ~ J. 81 - ~,
s SC, chests, boxes and cannistcrs Of fresh
TEAS, earefnlly selected,
s. 90 hhels. ,Mnscovado SUGARS,
10, hhds. MOLASSES,
With general assortment Of ERDCE-
RIES,s as usual,
Far Sule by
Roberts & Griffith.
June i taw3w
Public. Sale,
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! FOR S.ALR,

On advantageous terms,
A THREE STORY BRICK WIRE
IN HOUSE, on Union-strcet, next door
to Benjamin Shreve, Jun. well situated for the
aiflaing or Grocery business-Also, a LOT
of GROUND, at the corner of Water and
Wolfe-streets.
TO RENT, II
s4ad immediate fossessiea given,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
On Falriax-street, occupied by Jacob lls66aaa,a
Ian excellent stand for the DRY Coon busi-
ness.-Apply to
Jonah Thompfon & Son.
MslSn - -. 3tawtf
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Printing, in ITS various branches,
aandiowsly executed at this office.
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JoEph Vaudeville,
G0rafr e KING and FaraFax-sraBs1x
.fLExANDRIA
HAS FOR SALE,
An ailorrtment Of WINES, Il,
ouoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting oe
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June g..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-02
!. AN ACCOUNT
or a
20 I'd g. 81

8 Up THE MlsslssfPRI RIvEK
From s.. Louis to ffs source made nnder
he arasr al tie lVar Dspartuser's. bf
S 81 AsuS sIxs 81 tie Lslited States arm
81 s., III hears i sos and | SOC. Compiled
fFous III. PIKE' ouraal"
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sv . z more from their sk;ll ANA !.
=, 7 throwing The ball, than their ss vs. AZ y
B 10 OF. 9 '.1uaei
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-17
- 1shn Turner, ~. H. > ! a
=. RI : George Por,eyfeid, &
4 ~ Aa,sn Faris, =
; Samuel Cnnniaeham,
June 2e, 1907. ~ r = -. -
FLFTr DOLLARS REWARD.
June 2e, 1907.

ID AN away from the subscribers
N Farm about TWO. miles above the
Great Falls Of Potomaek river, in Fair
fax County and state Of. Virginia, on the
atss Of Juae, inst. a bright niulatto man
slave Clearly white) named TOM POS
TON about Ave feet ten inches high,
aad well made, his feet and hands short,
has several moles on one side of his face
and neck, scar on one ofhis legs, wears
his HAIR and whiskers long, slow mo-
toned and mild spoken, an excellent
waggoner and a good ,crsdler; had on
and took away with him a gray wooden
jacket, apair ofosnaburg trowsers, two
shirts, fine blue cloth. coat and other
sufficient cloths. ztFS5.. @T " :
Any person who takes up said fellow.
ifin the county shall receive n reward of
Twenty Dsllars if out of the county
and within 100 miles so dollars, if150
miles 20 dollars; and If 400 miles the
above reward and all reasonable charges
paid ifbrought home or secured in any
Jail so that Ican get him ag ain.
t. WILLIAM GUNNELL, Iun.
N. B. As he is an. artful fellow it is We
~ probable he may have cat his hair and
whiskers short and changed his cloths.
jane 26, 1907. 7 y y -. ...~-' Tx
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Valuable Lands
For Sale: !

WILL Be sold, at public Vendue in the
y. 7oson ef Bah on Ite a6th day Of Au-
gust next, If not disposed Of bsfore
= thar time At private sale. ~ -,
THE plantation on which Lewis w.
" i Dent now lives, lying ouboth sides
Of Sleepy Greek, in Berkeley County,
Virginia, Eve miles from Bath, contain-
ing $50 acres. This land is of the FIRST
rate quality on Sleepy.Creek about
/ l5o aetesares cleared and the balance il
clothed with excellent Timber; more
{ than 100 acres Of the tract is good bot
tom land IS acres ofmeadow< is now
made, and at least 100 acres is well adap-
ted to grass ths improve ments are a
convenient Dwelling House, large
Barn, and two good orchards of Apple
and Peach trees This land is well wa.
tered By Sleepy Creek and number Of
foe springs that rise on it. One third
Of the purchase money will Be expected
in hand, and one, two, and three years
credit win be given for the balance, in
equal. annual payments.
fhe subscribers will also sell the fol-
lowing Tracts of land, at pubic sale,
IN the Town Of Romaey on w ednesday
the ID Of September next, viz
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M 44S aeresef, aaiim-
3 : 5roSed Land. - ,

10 Frederick County. Twelve miles from
Winchester, on the road leading 70 Rom.
nsY and Moore6eld! The three las,
mentioned tracts viii be sold Oh the
same terms as the FIRST mentioned Tract.
General Warrantees will be given for
the whole ofthsm. Further particulars
viii be Made known on the dayof sale t
: = - [ LEWIS w. DENT, b
- r. ~ : " II PATRICK DENT
June 26, 1907. t,t{l >y4
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AW 24I acres,

lying on the north fork of Pa,tersoa's-
Creek, Hardy County This land is of
the 6fst quality, more than one half Of
which is bottom land It abouads with
Sugar Trees, is well watered, and a
large ProPortionWell adapted for inca.
dow A good Dwelling House and
Barnis bulk on this Tract, and an or
ehard planted, and other improvements
made. :. -. Y v. =. =
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477>acr'el,s of.LanG,

situate on Cabinruu drain Of Patter.
son's-creek, in Hampshire County,
distant I 5 miles from Romney and two
from Paddy Town This land is OF
good quality, it is divided into three
Tene ments, on each of WHICH are con-
vsnient Dwelling House, Barn and other
buildings. with an orchard Of different
kinds OF Fruit /; q considerable portion
OF this Tract is bottom land, and the
whole is well warered. ~ : -.
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BeykeIey, -. ", @e.>,E>. 4 =, IN i - -
: = s ~, f. f. May Court, 1905.
X. f. = x ~ *. e., q - q ~ <
. s :. Samuel zeal. Complainant, I.

OgeSSs = Sses4 SSskssssfeaseH q
David Veal, Cornelius Hanausdaa and
q :.Susanaah his riff. William Morgan and
4snes his witr, Corneiius Hamme and
y Mdry his IDi e,-zsE=4D rake and Mar.
tha dis ,oie, Wilian,, KrLDeH and
i, Catherine his loi;fs, Roberf A,adersoa
- and SARAH his spit e, and EEzabsthH eai,
7 Heirs and legal representatives sf
Isaac Veai,. decd, Defendants, " s
<. ~. ~. !. Il. ( III GHANCER1. II
THE defendants, Dauid Veai, Cor
L neiixs tHanausd,4H and Sasaaaat
his srgie, Csrnekius Hamme and NARY
his sD;ft, i r. r DRAKE and Martha his
stpiis, lillian Kclloel and Catherine his
1pife, and Robert A,iderssa and Sarah his
.usfe, mot haoiag entered their sbbearQ,ce
agreeable tola,1 act Of Assembiv and he
yaies q this CsErt, and L appearing to the
salts aciioa effhe Court, thar tkev are
not iHhabifdits IF tAisg C0mmenzreolfh.
on the MOTION fthe Complainant b. his
Coaasei, tits ordered, that David Ysol
Cornelius Hasausdall and .Susan,ah Ms
sv1e, Corneli,s Hamme and Mary his
1o.fe, DRAKE and Martha his mfr.
William KellueH and Catherine h;s ,u;ls.
and R0bers anderson and Sarah IL MIR.
DO appear here on tie Msaday ajier
the third Tuesday In september mort.
n dnsr1er ihe 6iiiof tie Csmpiiaass, and
that copy g tais order 5e fsyihwifh IN
serted IN che Berkeley and Te6sysoa NJ
.tslligencfr joy trDo months 3suceessivelv,
and Published az the der or he sCeur..,
House Of the said Coaaiy. %stss
ACopy. in Tesie, al. ~ So
DAYLD HUNTER, Gao. 81
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nURSUANT 70 a decree Of the

PURSUANT to q decree, Of the
i County Court Of Berkeley, will be
sold at public vendue, on the premises,
On Monday the nth Of August next, TO
the highest bidder for Cash, a Tract Of
LAND belonging TO the estate Of Benia-
min Hedges. deed, on which the said
Hedges lately lived, containing 100 a.
ores Of lime stone land, situate on the
road leading from Martinsburg TO Bath;
the greater part Of it is cleared, there Is
q dwelling House, Barn, and an Apple
orchard on il. ," The above property viii
be. sold subject to the dover Of the Wild
dow. klz4-- - = =
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AMRlsr& Copper Nzantsd,

TO Men irregular and steady habifs,
who understand the above branches ef
business, 7 1viN give generous wages.
AebLcatien must be made soea. =.
~ g. 4. r. C., BEALL .
!. MiH-Erre&, July 4, 1907. : 7 ! I
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purpose of executing the plan, IN which
those persons were chs'grd w:sh hsytn'l
psr,icipaseI IL was ,htseiore sottlc,enf
i.r Inc cour, 10 saw that uolsss NEE w s1 '
/ ! SO mblsd war could not be les'sd. i.hs'
case. wss decided bythis dsetatas'oo. ! h4
cour, IN oh ioleed haze q hned The sPsss
Gle. Of asasnblagt which would smeuas.
III levyipg of war, but. as this t'pinlon va
not q srs arse on treason, bur ADHESION ,.s'
q partieular case. EXPRESSIONS 81 deab ~
import sh ,ula b. construed 20 reference %
the case itself aud the mere otnss SOD S
state III al part.cular eircnmssanee was ne
I &C ssary "a the consummasion Of the srs#m1s1T
ought nos to bs construed into q dsfsaf g s.
90 that the circumstance was un' mRor f' apts
:Seneral q pre ssions ought not 60 be cor,
ssdeved as oyerruling. settled principles
wi,hou. a direct del iaraaion tolhat effect
After ,be.e preliminary nbservas'ons .f's
court will proceed to examine the uP'nlon
which has occasienrd ihsm.
70 be- ceatlnuea.
~
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Latest Proceedings.
Wedaesdau September q

s $50 Wedaesdau September 9.
The names of the jurors who had been
previously selected, were called over; soms:
Sof hem were sbsent.
The court then proceeded TO all up the
vacancy.
4 i. Charles Spencer had formed and exc
pressed an Ut fasorable opinien OF the ace
cused. Ser asidr
3. Robet, Gordon, upon bling ASKED by
the chlefjpsliee whether ne had toFme 9 OF
oppressed Any opinion on the subject, re-
! pplied thai like most other people ne had
conscrsrd sboutit bus that he, was not
scppseiou. Of any fixed pstjudlee for or ..
gains, The accused. Aceeptsa
s, lanes Taylor had formed and e.
pressed an opinion that colonel Burr was
lily Of so netbing. Set aside.
4 Iuhn t;I,nn had also formed and de-
liveted an uofsvursble opinion. SCI aside,
S. Jeha New, VAS 10 the samessuaslan q
Set aside.
6. William Rawle.t observed. that he
lived in Richmond aud was 10 the saae ST.
tua ion Set aside.
q. lanes Penn had been occasionally en-
gage d in con, erss,ion on this suhjec' bus
he had not made Up any positive opinion
5. Heath Jooes Miller wa. decidedly o!
Of opinion taat the accused was guil,5.--
Set aside.
9. Jourdan Harris had made Up posi-.
tive opinion 10 The ssrr= eEret. Set aside
10. James Harris was in The same si,ua
,ien. Ses aside.
II. SaMuel Woodson had formed ve,
~ unfavorsble opinion OF the accused. SCI
aside.
II. B-rismiu Wolfe had form ed and ex
pressed his op'nioo thousand times. His
mind wac 6sed as 70 the guilt Of ahe secus.
sd. Set aside.
IS. Jesse Bowles had said. ihatii cop,.
mon report was to be believed, col. Burr
had bs.en gully ef same thing but he had
oet made up positive opinion. Oh this
charge. accepted.
II Daniel Holloway was excused from,
inai.po.',on.
Is. JohnPriee was excused for the same
re ason. A 80
IS Thomas Lewis had ia general Goa.
versa,ion expressed 40 opinion unfavorabse
to col. Bar; berg asked by ,hs chief Jus.
tice, he said, TIA, his opinion on this charge
was not fixed Accebfed.
IL. Richard Young was excused from
indIsposilioo.
Carer b. Berkeley, one ofthe selected
iurymep, wished 10 be excused FROM srrv.
ing, on ascoun, Of his business.
Mr.. Hay. Have you, Mr.. Berkeley.
farmed aud expressed no opinion on saIs
SUBJECT!
Mr.. Berkeley have seen, arr, differ
cns pubiicatio 5 ABOUT It; I have thought
that colonel Burr night have been guilty
of something; bat have formed 40 posi-.
tive cpinroo.
Mr. 3 5. excuse. was oxsrruled BY the
!, court.
MI. Hay. was seGoitous to have Onis
PAYNE excused, and asked him whether up
on his conscience be had formed 20 opi-
nion on The subject!
Mr.Payne sbseTvsd, ,h.,he had formed
40 opinion.
Mr.sBa1er. Is il a fixed opinion onthis
particular charge or has itaaactuatrc &C.
tordirg to circumstances!
! eMr. Payne observed, that he had no fix.
ed opinion as 10 shis particular charge.
Mr.. Payne wassfesained.
The. paunei of the jury was al length
completed. and the following were sworn
/, TO uy tbs issue;
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Differences with America.

-.
The following resolution and c'feu a'a
letter have beea drawn up BY tae Amef''A
Chamber Of Commerce of Liverpool:
At ageneral and very numerous me-
Ing Of the members of this Assoc'a''s-'
held this day, il was w.
ResoIved unanimously, That the i0''o" :,
ing circular letter, prs6xed TO this fe :g.e,
ton be printed, and tina, the Vice r's''', :.
Tin The absence Of the Presiden') " n.
qoest-d 70 sign the same on oensH :, g.
American Chamber Of Commerce. - Go
yerpool, and 10 transmit copy 'oe'f he
PH1L1p SAMSON, esq. Chairman - ia
Committee of American Me'sa''
Loadon.
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piana,cry Of the nature Of that assemblsgf.
He considered conversations among the
men themselves at the mouth Of Camber.
land as admissible. because they coDtrl.
bnted 10 strowitr nature Of the expedi.
ZION, and why should not conversations
slha. were afterwards held, be as explana.
tory as those whichwcre there maintained?
.fhe charge too was not conhaedto the
mouth Of thar river, but was extended to
any place below that, which was in the Ii
mils ofthe. United States. +. IS thea I'M
material whefe thrsc cooyersatlcns pass.
ed. because they make q part Of the trans.
actions a,lhe places actually charged.
lgr. Eoiss otjecsed thar these CONVEX.
satioas were no. held wilhiu The u. States
because the jurisdiction of the Miss,ssip.
pihad never extended beyoad SHE mar gio-
OF the Mississippi.
Sone conversation here ensaed, when
Mr.. Mcdowell was dismissed, and VIM.
Love, the quoncam groom Of b!annethas-
seu, was called into court.
3 fWn,. Love's evidence in o.rsnea.t