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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-14

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re nosy farsse''f snAKsPEARsE.
while our country men are busily engaged
ee1ehrat;no slavsSsos a,,sniciaus fl the best
emations ef patriotiisrsa, we have setired from
! the.err,ssa to mediate lueubration for their
amusement. Bit the silence of the closet is
intsrrrupted by the hoarse din Of arms, and the
ss,ff ;as.,irations ofthe muse must yield to the
r,,1er vaice of the trumpet. tits now thirty
oas - since the people Of these IL. States
s; ~. law and ;,st exercise of an Inherent
3 s;,ht. sdeclarca themselves free, sovereign
s,sa ;r.,a-sn.s,,t 9slever was > monarch ho-
a,laa;,nce &c mare ,ova1 sub
once sway
s''ss ht The most
Az ..anso, and ,,nnrovo,ed appressi
~. tra;r f,,,al;tv was min
o,'s, s4N
S1a 2, ts, sta,d,, bapa tho c;-
l
:, - lowered
osa -. s frees,n,n a.
,,,o as oallst,t shirts
-, ;,s han;ynant ;n4l,-
- s ,,r,, s,J cono,sre3 Reneatb
&C., ~ ,y,;ch now ciasns
,,r art,lt,. our arrnies were
..l g, tented 6eld. andthe minions of o
rrsss;on snnk. affrighted, and hid their dirnin-
ishedheads
On the nth of July, rs, a new natlon'arose
! snd her luselary God babe her fields to bloom
an richness and plenty, that the victims of.
oppression might enjoy an asylum from per-
secution Since that day at the bare remem-
5rance of which .he glow of enthusiasm bur-
nishes In the face OF many d war-worn veto
ran. Great Britain has pursued system of
policy insidious, disgraceful and dangerous
her resentment though srnothered was still
cherished. The lion slurnbered with his eyes
s6psn. Too humane to she'd her blood at the
altar Of rational pride, and too prudent to
s hazard hSr prosperity fer the punishment Of
triAing aggrcssions, America has contemplat-
ed the conduct OF G: Is. with dlenlhed magma
nlnlity nut at the Inomenl Wneil US ate pte-
parlng TO celebrate anotner anniversary ., oul
scene OF Diooasneel IS eNiiioiteu
70 our ey Which atouses ti'e iceiiliss =. esc
{ ~ American AT sucn an ousrage psuehec.
would oe Pusiianlility' anu si'ioo wouiu !. DC
cewardhce. livery man VINO possess Inc p,
Staintest spark es nationSi price OF peisoei'ai
= courage, every honest breast WatCn aeitoH 20
cnsrisn .ias snssous - s,u, 'eS
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-14

81 come not here 70 naakexyoss laus:h slaissss'
asos3
4 Thar Dear svfisstss ard q srrioxs 6rozp,
Sad, hisal aisst sssos king ~ Of state and
~oe
Ne nosv faresent. sRAKsPEARE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
WORCEaTER, AUGUST s.

The following extracts are from the Co
lumbian Centincl OF last Saturday, on the
suOiec; Of the attack upon the Chesapeake.
Our readers need only read them 10 exc
crate most heartily their auth +, whoever
tne traitor and scuundrCl may be- He can
not be an American :---bo---ile is some Bril-
tish agent commissioned By his masters to
make mischief among us
''Whcn nation for a real or SufHoSed
7oroHS, after demand and refusal OF reps-
ration, makes reprisals, aud pursueS them
no farther than IS necessary TO obtain the
justice she requires, it is not Il national in
SUI, 1t IS not cause Of 7oar but it behoves
The nation or whom reytriSuLs are so made,
10 examine the Causes which produced the
reiiTfSalS, and it she is disposed and thinks
t just to so war for the original cause of
dispute, she may do it., but the act of force
o" refrisal is not If itseLf cause Of qvar."
Again.
"Now the public passions have subsidized,
no man can be 50 foolish or prejudiced, as
to contend, that eUrn ifGuthorised by the
British government, IL zgas intended as d
7vaHtou insult UfoH our HatioH---.4sa Uio-
LqfiOu cfffS rights, as ar i7iUaSiOH If is
iHdcfetdeHce. The whole history and cir
cuEstances Of the case forbid such a sup
position. Great Britain hus uniformity
( freated our sAih$ 81 gar not oHiy sDifh re-
I sfecf, 6ut 7oim amtfy, and has Frequently
! tent them aS8iSlaHcc. Our officers have
been always well received and kindly trea-
ed in al her ports
Again. If the rcfrisat was really made
under n beicf on the part of Great-Britain
/ that she had sustained a wrong, and after
she had resorted to all the U8uoi means TO
obtain redress, the act Of reIirisai, so far
/ from beng q Hationai ulsHit, 7vas sER-
! kEcTLY 9USTIFIAELE
Corrupt, cowardy, TREAcHEROUs Ian
guage /. ! ] our cit zens q d not possess an
I extraordinary moderat on, either tie au-
/ thor or tic printer would have been be-
] fore now exposed TO tle just resentment oil
, the populace.
These paragraphs carry with them
strong evidence OF having been written by
the Hoaorabie FISHER Hmes, Esg very CO.
LIBERATED for his ioyalty 10 Great Britain
and his very fnfri0tlc aversion to the 20.
vernment Of hIs own country .---.Nak. HgiS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15

naot, pitifui resentment, display an incon-
sistency scarcely to be -paralleled within
the walls of Bedlam. Let us be under
stood. These remarks are not applied 70
the federalists generally. They point at
objects UNNECESSARILY beneath them. They
are exclusively applicable to four Eastern
prints, whose columns abound with the most
disgraccful nbcls ever cast upon the Ame-
rican character, aud which, we are salts
fed, have as kcenly excited the indignation
of federalists as republicans.
Considering Il war with Britain as even
tually far from improbable, we have occu-
pied few hours in considering its relative
effects on the two nations !; not, that IN SUCH
= case as the present, this ought to have
any decided effect on our course, which
we have already said VIII be shaped BY that
OF Britain ; but from desire To shew the
folly Of Britain, BY proving that she will be
the great loser and, likewise, to shew that
. ,ch are the solid foundations on VIII ch cur
permanent prosperity rests, that we may,
w thOut apprehension, though certainly not
without regret, in case of necessity, appeal
TO the last resort ofnations. I'm the pro6a-
bility of such an event (anti the nation seems
90 Consider it as probablc) great advanta-
gcs may result from preparing the puclic
mind Tor il. The consequence VIII be that
1t will be met with more fortitude, and tic
means of carrying us to 4 successful issue
be IN a state of greater maturity. Every
consideration recommends our holding our
selves while the crisis continues, III the
greatest readiness t. meet and repel dan
ger, and nothing might be more fatal than
= false security.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15

has arrived in this city, IN cuetoiv or thr
leputv4marshal. on his way 20 Richmond--
At which place the trial Of Col. Barr com
nences this day. We are Informed and
we mention the circumstance as honorable
TO Major Smith, that immediately IN being
informed that bill had been found against
him, he wrote TO the President, and Mr..
Hay, the attorney, informing them of his
place of residence, and that he should per-
sonally attend the court at Richmond, OH
the day TO which il stood adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
ALEXNNnRIA. Anrust 5.

Two very beautiful sheep have lately ar
rived at Arlington, from Smiths Island.
They are perfectly wild, and will not as
socIate with the flock at the farm, are very
hne boned, and run with great swiftness.
The approach of winter will however do
mesticate them, and cause them to seek
theprotectioh of man. The fleece is as fine
SIS can be imagined, OF most delicate soft
ness TO the tough, and purely white. 1t
nearly resembles the famous Spanish wool.
except that the animals will Weld three
times rs great quantity. The sheep of
the island are shoTn twice year, at which
times they are driven into spaces enclosed
On the one side and bounded blythe sea on
me other Alter shearing they are set at
liberty. and reassuine their native wild.
ness. The extent ofthe island is such that
many are never taken, and live to a great
age nc climate, pasturage, and constant
| access u salt, have no doubt greatly contri-
buted To improve the fleece. together with
many other causes, at present not known
Actuated by desire TO fnrtberth cause
or national manufacture, the editor has OBJ
tanned a sample nf this most valuable wo6l.
ana VIII be happy TO distribute specimens
70 those who NAV be ljassine 10 = distance
and who feel desirru, of disbla ing the me-
nuiacturing materials Of their native state.
we shall have no objection toits guing fur
her and visiting the seat of ccmnleyciol
pionoholg, where it viii convince the inha-
nltants OF the old world, that we possess the
means, and we will promise to use the mea-
sures, to render us independent Of all natl
CTS. The bountiful hand ofProviderce has
largely scattered its blessings for our use
| industry, and sense of the wrongs we
nave received, Will appropriate the gifts of
| nature TO tier proper purpose, and the A
merican citizen shall proudly appear, when
Ciothed III the produce of his native soil.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST s.

Captain Mayne, of the brig st. Croix
Packet, arrived at the Lazaretto, informs,
that before he sHiled, the british Packet
had arrived there which brought inteli-
gencc that BONAPARE WAS ABOUT
CONCLUDING APEACE WITH THE
POWERS OF EUROPE but that Great
RrIfa,n 7uonid nor be admitted to join them,
uniesS ne treaty Of .dniens svas uneQntUo-
cailg acknowledged by hhdt f0grer The
British Packet brought papers to the 18th
June, but they contained nothing material.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
BOSTON. Anrnst /.


We have convcrsed with a gentleman,
who left Malta, the 8th iune.--Ie con-
firms the account that the English had been
defeated i'll Egypts and that a frigate and
sloop of war had brou).h the intelligence TO
Malta, with the bodies of two oT the Gene
rails killed n the action :--One Of which he
understood 10 have been that of Major-(ie,
neral Fraser. 7 The general Sta6' of the
c0'fiS 7vhich 7pent 20 fgYt1t, zverc Maior
Generals Fraser and Wanchohe, ard Byi-
SaGier- General Sttur'. 1.-The British loss
WAS stated to be 1900 killed and wounded
more than one half OF the troops that IAN
ded. IL is supposed, that the British were
defeated by the Albanlans, mentioned in
General Frascr's letter announcing the
capture of Alexandria, and which were
stated 70 be on the march t. relieve tliat
City. An account of the death, ,y dises Sc,
Of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Louis, BIT was
also received at Malta. This leaves the
British squadron in the Archipelago with
out an Admiral--Ductw worth and Sir SID
ney Smith having previously sailed for E.u-
gland. Louis was ono OF the best officers
IN tire service.--He WAS with Nelson at the
battle OF the Nile ana had been invested
with several orders OF Kuighthood
FROhE I.4LIF.3X.
American gentlemen recently from Ha-
iifaX, state, that the affair between the Leo
pard and Chesapeak is differently repre-
sentcd there, from what it had been in the
United Staies.-Admiral Berkeley has all
lodged in writing, that "hiS 6rder$ 7ysrc
Rot iSsHcdunii( el'ery afnGeation TO restore
| me ma5iaeerS and dcgerfers hid bcen nude
6g MS Brifaa1ic Majeaty'S MINIsTER,
| Consul and ulcers, and HAD BEEN RE.
! FUSED BY THE GOVERNMENT or TIRE
kfV 49, L
Trough the Captain of the American frigatc
positively asserted, that no deserters CON-
posed part OF the crew, the officer enlIs-
Ted them avowably as such and-one of his
J Licutemants. The men were afterwards
actually found on board the frigate '---Onc
oil the Killed on Board the Chesapeake was
SAID to be a warrant-officer of the British
snip Chichester, VINO had been inveigled
from his duty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
For Sales
mr. PLdW73JEON.

- 4 x II ~ - A N y lDLNJ
" the county of Hanover, containing BY IN
cd survey. $50 acres. suppose one thiri
par' thereof is t;nbered land. There is anon it
Z two story Dwelling House, built or. Of the We.
~ best materials, neatly painted and has two
'arSe'roons and a passage below stairs, and FIVE
airy lodging rooWs and passage mp Stars the
above house j. sixty feet long and twenty two
and half in width. The out houses OF every
description arc such as are oaculaicd for such q
dwelling house ard plantation and are all in
Sooo repair. The asd and garden are well en-
closed lhe plantation is undcr rood fences, and
here are upon il between Eve and SIX hundred
GATED apple Trees. winch bear rhoiCe irlm,
a"d Lea god ieach Trees. There is also IN
zee House, b'ic&ed - the hest manne-, and ponds
-ot pure water in the neis hbo, hcod from Y hich
p'eny OF the hes, ice can be ,'ad Tie above
p'aniat'n Is about eleven or trStye rsHcs from
liehEn Dad. and in as healihv neiehho,lood as
any IN this part of the country Il should
meet with puicrascr for this plantation 7 VIII
also sell all my Furniture, which IS such as the
Rouse above described van re9ui'c--a,-o. ali my
Stock oil HOPS, Cattle, ard Sixty cr seventy mead
os pine Sheep
I will also sell 1890 scres az !. AND in tic
county OF Greembrer, about twenty hve miss
IRON Lcwisburg, and naf mue of the state
road leading 20 the Great ksn7H ha this Lind
is ali limbeied and was loo a,Sd in the I7ozS
10 he name of Andrew Hamilton. Any psrson
VINO wishes 10 purchase The above property, nav
know the 'er"s By apply ing o the su0sc,ib,r re-
siding on The plantation, Ia the coun,, of Hano.
vcr.
WILLIAM TRUEHEART.
2, Avg tE,h 1897 eplw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
PITTSRuRG. July %

BY a gentleman lately from Detroit, we
are informed. that the British merchants
at Michillimakinac refuse topurchase any
articles of country produce from the Anne
ricans, and that they are preparing to re-
move from our territory with their Effects.
1t rs further stated on the same authority,
that the difficulties with the Indians on that
frontier are such, that it IS not considered
safe to travel from Chicago to Detroit by
land.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
NORFOLK. Annn.t IL

a French Lady arrived here On Sunday
evening, in apilot-boat, informs, CHA. she
was passenger in fine Baltimore schoon-
eF, Capt. NoIancy, from St. Jago de CUBA,
loaded with sugar and hides, and bound 70
baltimore ; that ON Saturday morning she
got on board the pilot boat that at noon the
schooner was fred at and brought to by a
5Fiush frigate in sight of land, and that the
people on board the boat said, the schooner
was made prize of. There we're eight
other passengers on board the schooner ,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15

4 NDREw STEVENSON ha. been commits
sfoned by the Governor ssd Councii of Vir
GINA Notary Pubic, in and for the district oG
Richmond. lie takes therefore the liberty of
aging. that all business contided 70 him, shall
meet with tie most marked attention, aud DIS
pa.ch.
Richmond. Aug. II, 1867 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
dff. S4'EPREN UooDRUA.

AS ycu are rot an inhabi,art of
tins State, AMI have no ag, known to me, you
VIII take notice that N the I2th Of next m, nth
shall 1t ne store hru.e OF Messys Carter and
Bocker. OF Prince E." afd county, and STATE of
Virginia. proceed TO take The de ion of
James Ming and olhera, the l9 n of next
month az tue house OF Peter Francisco of
Buckingham couPy and state of Virginia, the
deposition Of Joel W kins ana Others: on the
second and thmd day S of October next. az the
house of Robert Porter At Wythe coun,y and
slare of Virginia, the deposition OF said Robert
Porter and others, and on the 29rh and SOth os
October next. ~ the house of Edward Trabue
OF Bourbon county and state of Keniuck, TO
take the deposition OF Robert TJabue and Others.
to be -ead as evidence in suit in chancefy now
depending in tie county Courr of Prince Edward
AVID s'a'e ofVirgiuiS, in which you are compiaiu-
ant and afn defendant
ANDREW PORTER.
Frnoe Edward comfy. Avg. z, 1907 3w
4 Bright Souel MARE, FIVE six years ods
tour feet 10 or II inches high, STAR on her
forehead. left fore foot and rigk hInd foot white;
valued he 23d day OF May 1907, TO eighty CO.,
lars, taken ~ by William Taytr Cumberland
county, at the meath Of Little Guinea
kesgtva Ford.
Noun 81 oman,
.fo5H B,o,sn.
A Copy--Te'te.
MILLER WCODSON, d. c.
August II. 1907. VS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15

a IL those having claims against The es,a c
OF Dudley Brooke, dec late of Charloue
county virginia, arc requested 10 bring them
forward properly authenticated, IN order for SET.
tement--'hose indebted TO the said estate are re-
qdes'ed 10 come forward and make immediate
payment, rs no indulgence will be given
JOHN BROOKE, Ex'or.
Campbell county, Virginia, near Brooke Neal on
stanton River.
July 90, 1907. yv9
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
NEW-YORK. AUGUST g.

Captain Abeel, INFORMS, that the British
frigate Mediator, with one million of dollars
had Just arrived at Jamaica, from La Vera
Cruz-and. that the frigate Diana, captain
Mailing, from England, had also arrived
and proceeded for La Vera CRUZ, having
on board the son of Sir Francis Barring, OF
I London
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
Will be Sold.

a T the Hcus The Subscrlbe' on Shoclo e
u Hill, on Wean,.day, the i9h Of August.
Surdry Ari.lt e HCUSEHCLD 81 KIICH-
IN FURNI7 Urn, consisting Of Beds, Tables,
Chairs. one eight Gay olocl; &c &c
J. COB !. COHEN.
Richmond, Angus. IL. l5V7. tss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
ALRANY. Anrnst 8.

MAJOR ISRAEL SMITH, Of Cayuga coun-
ty, one of the persons indicted for treason by
the Richmond Gri0d Jury, has been taken
on a warrant from Judge Talmadge, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
u Negro Man,

~ the name Of HARRY. between Eve and six
ieet high. Ii OF IS years Of age h.s complexion
darker than otherwise has large full eyes his
'wo fore teeth grows wide apar', and has large
fiat nose-l ievc D, has a scar Of his lett a N
where he was inocuatcd Cor the small pox,
when he lived in Hcnrioo-!is olUa,hmg J ex
poet he has changed. which would be u-eiess 10
mention. / expect nc is in Richmond or in he
lower end Of Hcarico where he also vas raised
rs he formerly belonged n the esia.e Of Iann
Halcs, dec he has a wife in Prince Edw I'd
county. a. Jesse Micianz's quarter whefe IL Is
likely he also may be ha,J1.ei.--Any person
thar viii appfchend the said Negro, or conf c
him IN any jail so thar get him again, shall re.
ccive the above reward fyr ihe same
WILLIAM CLOPTON.
Cumberland county, August IA, 1857. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15


A large and well chosen assortment of Law aud
other Books, ELEGANT and sefviceable Household
Furniture of all kinds, Beds &c stock of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, and an elegant riding
Carriage. Six months credit will be allowed tor
al sums Of the purchase money above Eve dol
Lays, upon ire purchaser giving bond W ap-
proved security, Tor the payment thereof within
that inc AID 70 bear legal incest from the q .y
Of sale if such bond should rot be purcwaiy
paid and fog purchases not exceeding i've dol
lars cash WI be required.
The Tx ca prs avail themselves Of this mode
Of no,ifyidg to el those having claims legally au
thenica'ed sgaios,t the estate that ttey are sol
oitouS su,h claims ohculd be made known with
on: delay as they intend closing uisi, CN cutor,a,
functions as soon as possible Should such
claims not he presented bJ the 20'h day OF Fc
b'uary, 1868, they will be cDnsidcfed IS barred
by this NOTICE which Will thereafter be pleaded
accordingly, AZ payments gil he made al,sr that
oaIe of al lsza claims previously ircscn'ed.
Those indebted % ,hs estate are invited 10 raaLe
immediate payment otherwise creme means,
mus be resoued % "a Ct ir. as he Ct ,tan,es
IN which tie esraie 10 placed ,ea i've TO edi ors
sill compel his step by tho Execu ors, in order
10 render them as much justice as is within their
power.
Be'yymsH Green , r...,,,,,,-
e JH EGrfsddie
Haltfax county, August g, 1907.
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Five Negro Slaves,

Eisht Hoyncd Cattle. two Horses, one Mare,
th,ee Feather Beds and Furniture, sixteen Hogs,
with the increase of ire said Female Slaves and
Stock, since the year 1903. or SO much thereof
az WILDE su6cien. 10 Yase the sum Of three hun-
died and thir,y thee pounds one shilling ard ten
renee. win interest from the fourth day Of Fc.
bruary, 1875, aud costs, charges &c.
Roberf mi,
C.drcn Fey,on Swv'vinS
Jotn 2.mieriate 7rustees.
Robcrr @pay!es,
Fluyanua, August ,, 1907. Nv
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Fifty Dollars Reward,
RUN AWAY from Reuben Clopton, when
living in King William county, in the year
1874, on tho first of January,
A Negro Man.

BY the name Of NE PTUNE, who formerly BE.
lougcd to the estate of Iohn Hides. dec. living
then in the lower end OF Herrco--,he IS = tai,
porsly fellow. stoops 81 his shoulders, or YOU
may say round shou'dered hig; forehead, his
hair peeked up each side of his forehead, fiat
nose. ierge white teeth. draws his words " nen
ne talks, or rather taks through hrs nose, aud
has q Scar come where in his face, about fo,ry.
live years of aEe--it is supposed he IS now pas
sing a5 free III n III the c'y O. Richmond, -
tic thinks himsels secure. There never has any
efforts been made 10 apprehen.t hn--hc has &
wife at John Eales, dec livirE III the lower end
81 that county, and mo,her--perhaps hs may
be harboged there Any persUh. that will aeH-
yer him to William CIopton, Isl Cumberland, q,
fecuSe him in any jail. so thar get hir ssain,
shall receive the ebove reward
ELIZABETH CLOPTON.
Cumberland county, Aug. II, 1907. If
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Advertisement.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed by Tho
- mas Arplsbury, recorded in the court of Flu-
wanna county, 20 the subscribers for the purpose
Of securing the payment of deb5 due t. Dun
can Ff'Lauchland and Co. will be sold at Kendall
ga'7 Tavern, IN the town of Columbia on the
l2;h dag OF September next, 10 the highest bid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-15
Twenty Dollars Reward.

PUN AWAY from the estate of Reuben
~ Clopton, dec. in Cumberland county, Janua-
nv 2gth, 1907,
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N o C E.

a r the lave Dwelling House of John
Fowlles dec on Friday, the Dis, day Of Mis-
month, will be Sold, to the highest bidder. The
whole of he ESTATE Of the said deceden,. cx
cept mis- Lard Consisting Of
Sundry Valuable Slaves,
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Aug -
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Be'ymsH Green , E...,.,o,,.
e J9 EGrksd1ie 1,'''N''''
Halifax county, August 9, 1907. 2
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THuRsnAY. Ann oz

Mr. Hay concluded his speech, shortly
alter twelve o'clock and was followed by
MIR. Lee on the part of the prisoner; who
spoke lllnearly three when the court adj.
journcd
fhe speeches Of Messrs. Boffs, Han
and Lee, we're all ingenious and learned
That Of Mir. Hay was peculiarly argumen.
tative, and closely logical. Sketches of the
substance OF these important speeches will
DC prepared, aud inserted in the Argus as
soon as poss BILE.
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FRIDAY. Anrnst %

The court met at the usual hour the
whole ofthe sitting. Ii halt after 4 O'Clock.
was occupied By Mr.. Martin, who had not
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w EDNESDAY, Aug. &c.
Mr.. Bofs continued his d scoursc ICON.
menced the day before) until after two o..
clock
Mr.. Aay began his reply, but did not f.