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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-23
Four Brick Houses

On the min ST Get. three of them opposite
Mess. Jno. and Robt. CANDLES and fron.ing the
cross street leading from Col Miyos Bfidge
attached The eto are BRICK LUMBER
HOUSES, KITCHENS, SMOAK HOU> Es.
&c Tho other house IS Opposite Messrs Gale
go and Richards aud occupied by Mr.. Robert
beIt saddIer. Any person wishing TO purchase
or exchange land iov the above property. will
apply to Mr. Lewis Tsueheart, who is generally
in hichm5nd, OF to
ID. Trneheart-
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Il Tract of Land,

u
Lying in the said county of Franklin on Staun.
ton river, containing FIVE hundred and forty Ave
acres. Also on the thirteth Of November, 81
the new store in Buckingham county, three hun
bred acres Of l. AND. adjoining the new store.
Also one LOT in Planters town, one SHARE
in the Upper Appoma,tox company,
Eight Negroes,
With all the personal estate belonging to said
decedent. The above land is good for coro,
wheat and tobacco. One half of the purchase
money will be required on the day of sale. the
balance in two annual payments, for which
bonds with approved security with deed of
trust on the land will be required. The negroes
with The ba 'ance of the estate, cash will be re-
quiTed Al those having claims against
said estate are requested 10 bring chem in agree
able to law, on or before the day of sale; and
those indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment. as the situation OF
said estate cannot admit of indulgence.
LEWIS WILKINSON,
Rsce2'or of
JoHN BUCHANAN, dec.
Rockingham. Spet. J 8O7. St.
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MOI ICE.

Richmond. 9th Nav, 1897.
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Land and Negroes,

Novenbrr 7, 1907,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-23
VaMa6!e Property orsaLe.

Riehmond, september "a. 100. wlf
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assransrta Daap alasgfIsar.
TUESDAY, DEeEsrpER |.

we learn that on. government received no
letters from Mr. Munvoe BIZ the British pack
ct lately arrived. 1t was before known that on
the 7th Of Sept Mr. Mrnroe addresses, note
to MI Canning in consequence Of his instruc-
tens by the Revenge, complaining OF the as.
erosion on the Chesapeake, calling on that
government for PREPARATION Of the wros,sg, and
for a final discussion and understanding OH
their claim to take whomsoever they chuse
to call their seamen, wherever found; and as
suring him at the same time that he was au-
thorised to concur in arrangements literally
calculated to take away all ground for that
Practice. 1t is now rumoured that the an
swer was that by the presidents proclamation
We had taken the business of Substitution. for
'!se aggression of the Chesapeake, SO iar INTO
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satisfactory. He WAS still ct opinion
that the senate in such case were not
bound by the technical rules Of law, as
rigidly observed in courts. Various con.
siderasions compelled them 10 pay par.icu-
lar regard 10 their character and conveni-
ence. Hence the constitution had con-
ferred 90 them unlimited power TO sxpel
a member. In such a case they were con-
s,i,n.ed both accnsers and Judges, in di-
rect violation Of the common principles Of
law. A member nigh. be expelled for
acts, which would not serder him amena:
bic TO court of justice. He was. there.
fore, Of opinion that in this case he Sen.
ale might decide upon what appeared 10
them credible testimony, alho'si, shouId
nos be OF such q characser as would be ad.
missed in a court Of law.
The QUESTION was III . taken on the
resolution Tered by Nj. .fhras ed, ard
amendedhy Mr.. Jones, aod carried wi,h-
90, division; and Messrs. Adams. Ma
clay, Ffspklln, Smith Of ifaryised, Pope,
Thrusson and Andsrsoa arpoinssd ,lre'
committee.
In the course Of the proceedings, Mr..
White read the following resolutions, as such
a oneas he thought i. most espedicnt 10 e.
dppt
Rescued, Thata committee lie appointed
to enquire whether any and what proceedings
should Be had ag&inst John Sn,ith, a senator
from the state OF Clio, IN clat;c:l TO any con-
nexion he may be supposed 70 liave had with
the conspiracy or iiegs! e.asfplizc 81 Aaron
Burr, and thacthe sad cemait,ee have power
to send fer persons, papers and records OH the
subject committed to Them, and to report the
.acts.to the senate. -
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e. IN conformity with the

first section of article IA, of the Constitution
Of the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire
on Buildings of the State Of Virginia, the
Members of the said Society are hereby mott
fed to attend their Annual General Meeting,
to be held at the Capitol, On the first Monday
in January next, being the fourth day Of the
said month.
Any member who doth not attend at the said
meeting in person or by proxy, will be repre-
sented by the member Of the state Legislature
OF the county, or the senator of the district
wherein such absentee resides.
Lewis M. Rivalain.
>Acting as Principal agent M. II. S.
General Office of Assurance
Richmond, 18th Novem-
Der, 1907
Form OF the credentials to4be produced by
the person voting at the annual meeting by
proxy, to wit ,-'sSfs
-- SUBSCRIBER of member
of the Mutual Assurance Society, do hereby
constitute and appoint
to attend the Annual General Meeting Of the
said Society, to be held at the city of Rich
mond, on the first Monday in January next,
as proxy to vote and act on behalf, on
any business which may come before the said
meeting, as fully as if personally
testimony whereof have
hereunts set hand and seab the day
Of 1907.
Teste.
December !. faW4w
Printing in all its various branches,
A
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, the 10th day of Decem-
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, will be sold, Oil
the premises, on a lengF credit,
That three tory Brick House
situated on the south side OF Prince-street, in
the occupation of Mrs, Nickol's between
Fairfax and er.strcets.-- Terms Will be
made known at the place Of sale.
P. G., Marsteller.
December !.
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g. information wanted of Mr..

S. Information wanted of Mr..
PETER ELLIOTT, born III the city OF
Limerick, Ireland, Came 70 this country about
Is or 90 years ago, and carried on the Boot
and Shoe.makng business in tie Borough Of
Norsolk-I have since been informed that he
resided near Alexandria. His sister named
Mary Major, now in Alexandria would be
glad to hear from him, or be informed Of his
place of residence.
JOHN HAYRE,
At Anthony Rhodes, Prince-street,
Alexandria.
December |. 6t*
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Geo. Summers
Who has to Hire,

For the ensuing year. several likely young
male and female.
December laW3w
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Printing in all its various branches,
handsomely executed at thisofhce.
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Situated on the Little River Turnpike Road
four miles from Alexandria, and at present
occupied by Mrs. Matte. The situatlonois
we'll adapted and the establishment in good
rspute.-For terms apply to
80 Co. axn
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our own hands that still however the British
government was ready to enter into discus
sion of that act, ifil could be done separately,
leaving their general claim to future negoei-
alton but as Mr. Munroe considered himself
unauthorized to settle this act separately, that
government would enter with him into no ex-
plantations concerning it, but would send a
minister to this place for that special purpose.
(Aat. Iuteiligencer.
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Tdue771 to Rent,

December !.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21
INFORMATION WANTED.

A certain John Hessin, who about Sc
ven years ago lived near lake Erie, has
removed to some place near Indian
Wheeling creek, and the subscriber is
DESTROYS of finding out the place of his
residence. If the said Hessin will write
to me, directed to the care of David Ir
win, Wheeling, Virginia ; or if any per-
son who can give satisfactory informa-
ton concerning him, will do so, it will
DC considerable qualification to
JOHN HESSIN,
Son of Samuel Hessin, of
Longford, Ireland.
Wheeling, Virginia, May 10, 1907.
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{ 81 J

Col. Langham's address reminds us
OF the following speech, delivered by a
gentleman who was chosen, as one of the
band OF merchants, to walk in the Fede-
raj procession of 1857" Gentlemen,
the honour you does me, does me great
deal OF honour. l links it grand Fe-
deral procession, and will do honou,- to
all present and future posterity."
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-21
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD

3 veral stakes and some of the vines
IN the Subscribers Vineyard, dioining
the town Of Wheeling, have lately been
pulled up. Any person who will m axe
known the Perpetrator or perpetrators
OF this mischief, and will produce suf-
hcient evidence to convict him or them.
shall have the above reward, paid by
NOAH ZANE.
Wheeling, May 1 9th, 1907.
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For SALE,
STRAY Horse,

Came to the Plantation of the Sub
scriber some time in Dec. 8o5, Sorre1
Horse, about fifteen hands high, rising
years OF age, with large star and sniD
in his face, and some saddle marks
The owner is desired to come, prove
property, pay charges, and take him
away. MARY CLENDININ.
Brooke county, May 5th, 1907. -
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Major M'Guire's battalion, in Brooke
county, the whole battalion, except about
twenty persons, volunteered their SER
vices. AT the muster of Major Woods's
battalion, at this place, on the 18th inst.
about SO volunteers turned out. Major
Shepherds battalion mustered yester-
day, at Grave creek, when one Captain,
one SERGEANT, snd ten privates, rendered
their services.
"A gentleman who was in Chilicothe
ut the time, states that when the acting
Governor of Ohio received instructions
from the President of the United States,
10 receive the offers OF voluntary service
within that state, OF two companies who
were paraded in order to give them an
opportunity of knowing the wishes OF
government, and offering their services,
only one man turned out.
Col. +. Langham, Of Chilico,he. has
published an address, Go whom is not
mentioned, y in which he attempts 10 de-
monstrate the advantages OF raising
troops by the volunteer system, rather
tnan by draughts. On this subject his
address contains the following sublime.
pathetic, and classical observations eeTo
the honour of those who may tender
their service, the $4,000 rendering their
services in this way, are preferred to
100000, who by former law are sub
Ject to be called by no less (if required
than draught from the general mass Of
The militia; when the fond father might
be forced FROM his distressed 60Som
.j'ic'1d, or the brQgeny OF their greatest
protector" The Col. then goes on. and
IN the same sublime and elegant strain
eXclaims, " How much honouTed must
teel, when, fellow-citizens, am honouy-
cd by the Governor Of the state, to raise
volunteer regiment in the state of O.
hio, and lead them to the DESTINY Of
their country" But, alas ! after this
brilliant display Of talents and patriot
ism, who would have expected to find
the Col. concluding in the following
terms -" Nevertheless, Gentlemen,
with whatever regret it is or ought to be
telt by our common country, and l am
forced to say, that cannot consent to
lead you to action under command Of
Gen. Wilkinson; because (sorry am to
express this sentiment l have lost ali
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NalHable Properly for Sale.


as | intend to remove to the State of
Ohio, l will sell the following described
property, in the Town of Wheeling, so
low as to make the purchase an object
to any person wishing to reside in this
part of the State Of Virginia.
One House and Lot in the centre Of
the Town, on the Main street, calculat-
ed for Tavern. The stand is not in
terror to any in the western country.
he House is two stories, 46 by 40 feet,
with a,Cellar under the whole two.
story brick Kitchen, and Stable. This
property, if not sold by September next,
will rent.
One other House & Lot on the Main
street, now occupied by Peter Sockman.
The House is two stories, with Cellar.
Smoke-house, & Stable, which will make:
1t suitable for Family and Store.
Another House, where Simeon Pan
castnow lives, suitable for small family.
l have also, within six or seven miles
OF Wheeling, $50 acres Of LAND, with
small improvement, which will dis
pose Of low.
DENNIS CASSAT.
May II, 1907.
FOR SALE, TWENTY LOTS
IN the Town of Frank fort, in the State
OF Ohio, 40 miles from Whe cling, on the
main road to Chilicothe. The situation
OF frankfort is so advantageous, that it
will In all probability be fixed on as the
Seat OF Justice for new county, which
1t is expected will in short time be
struck off from Muskingum and Bel
mont counties.
TO BE LEASED,
DIX Quarter-sections of Land, on the
road from Wheeling to GAINESVILLE, suit
able for Tavern Stands,-two of which
are improved. ID. CASSAT.
Wheeling, May Il, 1907. If.
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HEMP and TAR,

THE highest price will be given for
good merchantable Hemp and Tar, by
MICHAEL GRAHAM,
Who has on banda general assortment of
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
70ih Cordage gfaNsorts and sizes,
at this Store, opposite John White.
Wheeling, March -, 1907.
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AfcN,TEuR.

CpGsIaNfJEopL&, 81 March. 4

CpNsIaNt'JEoFL 81 NIafel.e
'Ihc important events which have passed
within the view ottilis captaI OF tic empire Of
the Crescent, arc Of a-naure to fix tie att,s3~
ton Ct ali lsurope; their iavotabfe issue. tie
retreat oi Tic English feet rnds aanslraf
Duskworth wflsA ilasrepas eipreeipisately
the strait Of the Darsianeilcs, ought 10 lave
in the present situatsan Of affairs tie great
est influence on the military oper,tiar& Wiiah
will renderthc year which has, just ecinnehc-
ed the nost celestased perhaps Of al thai air
eient or 1i5oszeTa Eistsly LAS ns&de US ac-
cuai,ifad WITH
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- here |; and after ali. the attorneys
' s.ahea,ion 70 the government might be
Va Mr. Hay. Since then genisemen, Sir.
IN .re.. st,is subject. ask 30 more than
' sa hey viii wave this discussion I'll to-
norrou. ,;,,,a.
nOr.oa, II o'clock.
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Pert 81 ALee&.dud,-sa.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Sclrrs PARAGON, Haynes, Island of Cdos,
hides, logWcod, WAX s scgass-ll. K, May
cLEEREB,
Brig John, Martiii, Jamaica,
by canes Patton
schr. WIN. Yeuon, Lewis, CITY Of Ivasl.ing-
ton by the Master
IIiram, Valentine, GeoHeetown, do.
SlooP Henry, Dufk, Pgofiaenee do.
81 gaf-es, Lewis, Gloucester, Mass. dY.
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Translated for the Mercantile Advertiser.
GERMANY.
VIENNA, April 9.

VIENNA, April g.
s The Court Gazette ofycsterday, contained
tie following article relative to Turkey
ADMIRAL Duckworth having passed DAYS
before Ccnstantinople, and the negotiations
between his Britannia malesty's arnbassa dol
Arbuthnot and the Porte having been broken
of, the English fleet put to sea suddenly OF
s tbs morning Of tbs first of March, and dire ct
ed its course by a northeriy breeze iowa Ids
the Dardaaeles, as If wishing to gain )-he
Black Sea, but suddenly shifting, made sail
for the Marmora. The Turkish fleet, which
is returned from the Bosphorus, ioinedHthe
newly equipped vessels which were III the
arsenal Of Tophena, andsis gone In pursuit OF
the English squadron, to the number Of aom
Is to 90, under the orders Of the captainHPa
cha. The crews are almost entirely composed
OF Jaaissaries.'
This is all the Anlie Gazette has published
to this day but private letters give later in
telligence. One Of these which has been re-
ceived at. a banking house, is expressed in the
following terms:
The English feet, intimidated by the for
rnidable preparations of the Porte, which had
been directed by general Sebastiani, ambas-
sador Of France, warmly seconded BY the
French officers. and by several Spanish OIL
GERS, Quilted on the first of March It's station
before ConstantinopIe, for the purpose of re-
turning to the Archipelago. Il repassed the
lower DardanclIes on the Sd Of March: and
appears to be on a new cruise Or the coast Of
Ienesios.
g Admiral Duckworth, doubtless, thought
that his pesitionrwould become very cririeal
on the sea Of Marmora, should he give time
to the Turks to cut off all direct coHmunica-
ton with England, and the rest Of the fleet in
the Mediterranean andin truth, the forts Of
the DardanelIes could have been put at any
moment in the best state Of defence, and the
total want Of troops to nsake aeselarkatoa;
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the witness might have mistaken his meaning;
have misunderstood what he said or not have
heard all that he said-or have substituted his
own inierences for the words ofthe speaker.
Blackstone and Foster have characterised it
be the most dangerous species OF evidence,
Fever liable to misconstruction and abuse. But
if the constitution has prescribed it why now
question it's exclusion. If the confessions of
| the accused, out of court, could not be evi-
dence against him, could the confessions of
real accomplices be evidence against hin
Yet the evidence of Wilkinson relates, in
part, to the confession Of pretended accom-
plices no way proved to have been authorised
by col. Burr to say or do any thing.
But why, it may be asked, is colonel Burr
afraid to hear illegal evidence, if he is CEN
sciously innocent.
AVe see witnesses from different, and eiisr
tant parts of the United States, whose names,
faces and chalacte are alike unknown to
Col Burr. He cannot ascertain upon whar
parts of his life or conduct they are. expected
to speak, or upon what information their egi-
dence may rest Hischaracter has long been
on public torture; and wherever that happens
with either good or a bad man, the impulses
to false testimony are numerous. Sen. lines
men emerge from the sinks Of vice and ol,seu-
rity into patronage and distinction by ciFcnlat-
ing interesting tales, as all those OF the mar
veIoes kinds are--others from expectations
of Office and reward volunteer wniie timillity
in third class, seeks TO guard against the APP
pretended danger, by magnifyingf triaiag sto-
ries of alarm. These works of congregation
and propagation are frequently the subjects
Of idle amusement. TIE authors, Until they
commit'themseiyes, have 40 just conception
of the mischiefs they are Matching !; but when
they are afterwards called to give testimony,
perjury Will not appal them, il it be nece:sa~
ry &c save their regulations for, consistency or
seracity If tie evidence be restricted within
the legal limits, the purest Of characters ,in-
der. accusation Of treason, viii have hazard
enough to run. A Judge whose experience
OF these dangers was great thus speaks Oh
the subject: 8. Tie xple Of rejecting all
manner of evidence in criminal prosecutions,
that is foreign to the Pointin issue, is found
ca On sense and common justice. Yer no
man is bound, at the peril Of He or liberty,
fortune Or reputation, to answered. once aid
unpfepared, 70? every action Ct his life. = Few,
even u tic BEST Ct nen, zroRfd c5use to be 1ast
10 H. And had not those one erned in The state
prosecutions, cut of their zeql far thcsPubIic
service, Sometimes, stepped over this rale in
the case Of treason, it would, perhaps, have
been needless to have made 81 ea.7treSs provi-
son against it in that case. Fosters c, l..
S24e.
DaL,ae ~ L., ! ! f.e.t .sf.e
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscribcr livi g IN
Hardy county, Virginia, on The brst i.s,.n !,
a negro man named DICK, about feet OF
9 inches high, his down lool. whcl spokca
to; Lis father is freeman in &lexaneilia, Z
it is probable he will make tat way. W.
ever takes up SAID negro and secures hi4 il
any goal SO that ] get him again, Shall i,ass
the above reward
Joseph Van Meter !
June Is. % g
n. r. I'll persons are foresys lqicd ~ i-.s
harbo:ing said fellow, as am ct 3rInic 10
prosecute TO the extent OF tire IAa
= III
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sr,m tie RICHMOND ENQUIRIES.
TRIAL.
COT. AARON BURR.
CT

Gremt Court Of The Uaited Sfates for tae.y1k
Circuit aud District Of Virginia.
Present JoHs MARSHALL, chief Justice Of
enc United States,
And CYRUS GRIFFIN, Judge Ct the district.
Of Virginia
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TDc5Gte to b. continusdl
NETWORK. June 10.

Tie Paris papers received at tie Office Of
the Mercantile AeNertisei'by the Calypso from
Bordeaux, are to the 18th Of April, inclusive.
They confirm .Be later news from the armies
than We have heretofore received: but they
flrnish intelligence froG, Turkey which sets
aside the report Of the English having taken
the Darilaneiies and as tfsis is the only arti-
Gle OF consequence, We have confined cur
TRANSITIONS to whatever relates to it.
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PUBLIC SALE.
AT 10 O'clock CD Tuesday next, WILDE sssosa,
~ liz. N.llCrle Sao.l..

AT 10 o'clock Gu Tuesday next, WILDE sSsosa,
asthe yendue stoec,
3 half pipes and 5 quarter casks cid
Lonlien particular Nader. WINE
case, contaiNiag Plsr, Spotted, SP:@c-
Nett, Noting ham, i'rafai8a anu Victory LE-
NOES
n Csc Book Muslin HAlsDjj55 -E-R
and Cambria S4tAWLS
casecf Pus.lieat HAND 4 CHIEFS
Trunk OF Banf,4na HAND xERCHiEES
! case Of Blue ground, Green, Pink and
Yellow SHAWLS
= 5 les of India COTTCNS
box of Men and Boys Wool HATS
koxof I&;>ses Morocco SLIPPERS
~ box Of Mems Strong SHOES
T. G. Marste!ler.
Iunesj3 ~
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Mich. IIingllon,
Fair fax street, befpcen Primo. g tDu&s-
j2reets.

TATH IN addition to Ills former stock,
L 4 just received an assortment OF Glass
7hnbicrs Of all sizes, preserve glasses, jelIey
glasses, chimney ornaments, blue printed Ii
verpool plates of all sizes, a few SETS Of gilt
tea ware, market baskets, assorted, and a
number Of othe- articles.
on HAND,
Fresh London Mustard by the pound; all
Kind of garden tools and seeds; best rappee
snuff, and Lees Patent Medicines.
June / 8. Ct
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RAN AW AY from

bert on the 18th instant q app cnt.e III,
named John n. Aftcieff, ayout ste1r yeai.;<
OF age, about five feet four or 62e ihcnes e; b,
sraight made, toerable stout built, liz q cont
plexion, very much freckled Whoeml~re-
turns said apprentice to me, snail recei"e One
Hundred Cents reward, bat 10 cl1sygca. L
forewarn-atf persons from employing er 'jar
boring said apprentice, at their peril Is tiey.
shall be prosecuted as the law directs
John w. Turner.
June 10. l6nst*
=. Printing, IN ITS yassous tyaachcs,
haadfomely exseatea 1T tits c9lcs.
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would not have permitted him 70 make evess
the smallest attack on any one OF se-t9rfs'
to facilitate his passage.
6 g Two French officers ofrank haye depart
ed for the Dardanehss to foItiis the coast OF
Asia, whilst others are emTleyedin terrifying
that Of Europe. Inc grand ssjgniof has re,
auested general Sebastian 10 tortny equally
the ,Bosphorus on tie side2of Pont EuNi.ie, tAe
dispositions for which are already completed