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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
To THOMAS yEFFERSoN, Prt6dent of THE
Uni,ed S!afe5.

The Legislature of the fate of New.York,
fenfble of the benefits derived from your psft
fervices and anticipating the importance of
your future exertions to promote the Happiness
of your country, feel peculiar pleafiire in ex-
prefiing their appreciation Of your conduit in
the execution of the arduous duties devoIyed
on the chief Executive OF the nation.
Under your administration our liberties have
been maintained, our rights protected and our
independence preferved invioiate. Amidft the
wars and tumults of troubled world, the A..
merican name and character have acquired re
Probability among foreign nations, by the mo-
deratioD, impartiality and wifdom Of your
meaiures, IN preferring amcable negotiation
10 unneceliary warfare, in purc hating territories
which might have been conquered, and in diff
trIbutiDg equal jufice TO the weak, and the
powerful, the favsge and the civilized powers.
The natural tendency of civil government to
extravaganza and oppreiiion, has been happily
counteracted by the Establishment of fyltem of
economy IN public expenditures, and by the
abolition of ufeIefs Offices and employments.
Our public debt, which was Authorizing the re-.
venues OF the nation, and leading RAPIDLY TO
oeavy taxation and the impoveriihment of the
people, has been greatly dimiuifhed. The
principles OF our revelation and the PRINCIPLES
OF our contribution have been reRored and itrp-
ported by Your Administration. The asricul-
ture, the commerce, the manufactures and the
population of the country have iocreafed and
nouriihed beyond all former example, and the
olefiings OF PROPERTY have been felt in every
part OF the union, and by all dcfcriptions Of
our cit'Icns. The mUrmHrs Of oppoftion to q
tyiten ct wife meafu'es calculated TO produce
peace AZ home aud eofrre reGpeSt abroad, hav..
neen h'rnced, not by the ftrons arm of power,
h"f W ire authority Of reafon and the force Of
Uu'h' Wsen, hr, we perceive thefe nefimsbIs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
WASHINGTON, March IS.
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas by an act entitled "An act to fuf-
pend the operation of an act Untitled an aet TO
prohibit the Importation of certain goods, wares
and merchandise, and to remit the penalties in
Cured under the fame" the President of the
u. S. is authorized further to fsfpend the opera
tion of the faid prohibitory act, if in his judg-
Provided, that fucA fufpcnfon fslall not extend
beyond the fecond Monday in Dec. next. Hna
qU6freaJ, it is Judged for the public intereft
that iuch fufpenion fhoud take place Now
therefore be it known, that l, THOMAS JET
FERSON. PRECEDENT of the u. S. by virtue of
the authority aforefaid, do hereby fufpend the
operation of the act entitled " An aa to prohi-
bit the importation of certain goods, wares and
merchandise" paffed on the eighteenth day of
April, one thouiand eight hundred and fix, I'M
ill the fecond Monday of Dec. next
In telimony whereof, have cauftd
the Zeal Of the u. S. to be affixed to
thefe prefents and figned the fame
with my hand. Done at the CIV
Il. So of Wai,rgton the twenty fourth
day of March, in the year of our
Lord one thouiand eight hundred and
ieven, and of the fovereienty and in
dependence of the u. S. of America,
the thirty fra.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
BY the PRECEDENT,
JAMES MADISON,
Secretary of State.
1bf SENArs of Nss0 1rork bave aaobted fbe
foIlc1viHg ADUR ESS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

7 EFT at my fore, by negro man, BUM
DIE OF STRIPED VIRGINIA CLOTH,
which the owner may have by proving property. &c
paying the price Of this advertisement.
JOHN ALCoCK.
March a. a,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

- AN AWAY from the fubfcriber, OH the r;eht
' of the goth of March, from Tohn M:ller's Ia
vern, in the county of EfIex, NEGRO MAN
named Mellon, lately purchaied from MIR Richard
Straughan OF Richmond county. He is about five
feet feven or eight inches high, bow legged OF black
compexioa, of his under fore teeth out and has
Pleaiing countenance, when ipoken to & was hired
by Col. Dangerfied, near Tappahannock any perfon
that will aPprehend the faid fellow, and fecure him
in Jail, in TappahaDnock, any other Jail in this
Rate, fhall receive twenty five dollars reward, and
all other Reasonable charges paid by
John FROST.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
FOR SAY =

a CONVENIENT HOUSE u LOT fora pri-
n waite family, it being brick SO feet by Is, with
two rooms on aoor with pafage and fire place in
each roon', tuated on the erofs reet LEADING from,
the main-hreet the church ; in healthy part Of
the city there being excellent fpring on faid Lot,
and ALTO inaIi Brick Houfe n by l2 fee, fquare,
well calculated for Compiling Houfe which, with
a number OF other oonveniencies makes the Gtuatou
dciirable for genteel family.
The payments will be one fourth caGh, and fix,
twelve aud eighteen months fer the other three
fonTth of the Money, the payments be feeured in
the euitomary way.
VIM HARPER
N. B. fthe above property is not difpofed of at
private iae, before the 2nd day of May, it will OH
that day DO fold at Public Auction or the premiles
by DaynEdaH, Fsqer tJ' SlfsbsH.>
March is. 3w - Paw 4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

blefIinss and con6der your dainguiihed agency
in producing them, we cannot refrain from in.
dulging an ardent with that our country may
retain the aid af thoGe talents and that patriotfm
to which under the fr,les of Providence we are
10 greatly indebted. Uvder th.fc imprefiiOns
we Gncereiy hope that you may feel difpofed
to accord with the general with of your fellow.
citizens, by again confenting to be candidate
for the greateft honor which nation of free
men can beaow, and friend of freedom can
receive and we are firmly perfuaded that you
will he fhpported with Zeal by every enlig chi en-
ed friend Of the liberty aud profperity OF the
US.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

NJ B It is likely that he is lurking about the plan
tdtion of Col DaiDger6eld, where he has wife, or a.
bout MRS. Williams plantation, below Farnham
Church, where he formerly refided.
South Carolina ,(New March s1-raw4wr
Berry Court Heule) "A"f9h 'i'-ia"4wp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

the attorney To hire ipies, and in fact TO c-s.,-
defend 10 the illuminating and dieracefui off C
OF being fpiss ,heufIvss, in order to dif::uy,r
brawis, or hrea; ~ firr banks.
The oihc- g. i ha"en,rn is neceGary hut NJ:
very honorable, ana tl>lr win" re caud ,,a,cs
for to-morrow's elcction, and conceive the
appoinsmer; rs riaYRra,e obIigss them to b.
come nforinrrs aad c%ecu,;oners, are certainly
not recommended, and will ne: he voted for by
a CITIZEN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

CESAR A. RODNEY, Efq. Attorney General
OF the o. S. arrived in this city, Sunday laa; to
attend rhe trial Of H. Burr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

subsequently to the efcape of Burr. BANNER
haffet and Raifone were brought before Judge
Toulmin at Warrington, and examined. The
judge had determined, before he gave tleci-
hon, to wait for information expected from Dr..
Carmichael.
There WAS on Monday an eutre failure Of
the Orleans mail. Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
E*f,aa ef letter isn geaf,man in ED,: s;nTson 70
I;g Li.Ad in Ri.bznEI.

Exf,a7 Of letter /sn genf't.nan in w. Singten 70
BIZ Tisnd in Ry.6-sEd,
eft appears extraordinary ,hl, Tome Of she public
prints. whn they admit obicrya,iop. rii siirg on the
character and conduct Of Gen. .W.fi1fon ihould nce
give publicity to uch things a.e in It's favor That
his late conduct has faved NewOrleans land perky s
prevented eparaton of the Union) canuo, he donb,-
ed. He is charged with trai,erous ce5reipnndcrtc
with Gov. Miro, to whom h. pre!ented a memorial
in 1872 or 1888, FOR which mem orial he received
the unanimous thanks of Kentucky in full conveuti-
on, proceedings of that convention I have now il,
my pniie!.ion) that is be charged III SG7 with al
ACT as OF treaonsbe nature, for which he received
the thanks of his country in 1888. He is charged
with having received money from the Sraniards Mr.
Daniel Clarke, delegate from New Oflears afIures
that 1t is falie to his own knowledge for that .sh
view to information this iubjetf he aiked thcin-
tendant General of Ncw-Orleans, who a,Tur.d him
on his honor that Cen. w. had never received one
dollar from the SpaniG, government; but to ia,isfy
you fully iad the intsndant, will fubmit tie fecre,
iervce money book your INFECTION. he did TO- and
MIR. G. fays he examined it with care and declares
that there was no charge therein for money paid Gen
Wor thar in any way whatever could be confirmed
aslor his ue.'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

The addrefs of the Legislature of the Pate Of
Rhode Hand 20 the Pendent of the u S. ates,
has been voted by both Rouis, and ordered to
be traufmitted.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31

7Ibs SsNArs of Nsso York bave ADOPTED tbe
following ADDRESS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
Iills.is to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers OF Alexandria counr
1ty, in the district OF Cclunbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county letters
CT administration on the personal estate of
.dleaander Latiner, late. Of the county afore-
said, deceased; ell persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warn.
cd to exhibit them with the vouchers there
otto the subscriber On or before the 2lst day
of July nexteensuing, or, they may BY law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto, are requested to
make immediate representatives. under my
HAND this 2ist day Of January, 1907.
Mercy Latimer, Adm,s.
January 81 2aw6W
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
This is to give Notice,
January 81

,fTHAT the subscribers, of Alexandria courk
~, in the 'dfstrict of Columbia, have obtained
from ths Orphans Court ofsaid county, letters
of administration on the personal estate of John
Lighttaot, late Of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased ALL PERSONS having claims a
gainst the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them with tho vouchers thereof to
the subscribers, on or before the alst day OF
July next ensuing, Or they may by law. be ex.
Guided from al, beacft to said estate--And
all persons indebted thereto are requested ~
make immediate representatives. under oaF
hands this 2 lst day Of January, 1897.
Elizabeth Lightfoot, 4dmFs
Samuel Lighlfopt, amir:
January II, aIsT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
,nsue,tionab!Y prop.r wien d view e

arr. uuqaestiona5!y proper with q view to
.t. or, he plan naeante propose u
.n,,reW clear of The CONSTITUTIONAL op]rc.
80 = ,ynnoas Aay suea ob]scaan I
odd despair of obtaining a gsaas OF mo.
80, Tor sura IA OBJ scs. Walic money CAD
~, be dad 10 fsrsity our seaporss, esa.
~, expect it to Dig canals. ! an gong 30
-. lar land upon principles OF reciprocal
hsrsar to The company & the goyerniAent
W. ave, SIR. three hundred .n:'hons OF
.c,es. waiah may say villa certainty can-
80, he sold 10 century. | will DOT inquire
wne.ner. we have an estate 10 snsm Tor
baadced years. Its our policy 70 sell
49,. AZ soon as possible. ishr rssolnusn
bs6ofs Us proposes to sell land 70 the
and TO receive payment 10 their
STOCK.
There eau be 40 question as to our right
20 srll The taad for sneir stock. We have
r;.en il for the endowment OF schools, tor
me making roads, snd have made graEn-
mons grants. and surely we must nave tbs
zioh, q sell i, FOR canal stock.
Z. Complete the canal and the stock cannot
fa,l to ue valuable, The United States may
,hea convert it INTO money. am warranted
IN satiar that a grant to this company Will not
;ater.sre with the sales oil land made by the
u,,aic. | believe taat gentlslnen Can be found
n n,rsaase tho land with q view TO promote
The object OF the grant who would not pur-
60. ,1abhe. Ii IS tue interest OF the
United stsses wllieh am proposing, more
than that elt.ls company am ASKING lsnd'
waica YOU could NOT sell in Ruaared yeags,
ana l.y.l wnicn it As nat likely you viii hold
hal. t...t period OF TINA. A few years might
comDlete tae canal, and give to the stock It's
value. You will then nave anticipated the sale
OF 40 much land, and accomplished IL object
OF great public aud private ueiilsy.
nave reason 70 belieYe.sli tls government
s pratt ASSISTANCE to the company, tie example
whi Sc followed by the states q feansylyeii
aaa ,Marg.ang. Il aow depends upon Us, Wac.
tner this great work saaii langlls.l and SINK,
or Be revived and completed. More than
huadsel thousand dollars nave beenseSpend-
ed IS the work be forsaken tle money IS iost.
The project now abanGonea, viii never A..ss;tiil
be undertaken by Individuals. 1 hey now ti}Go-
pose toassist you with large caplt.s---seleet
the offcB and hsreaiter you W.; be 4erces TO.
do the work at your sole eA3ehc9. NeseF.
had we il ia our power upon terms SO caeap
to accomplish an object OF great pa5sic lFaPor-
lance. You save a capital OF more tlan one
hundred thousand dollars; YOU units ~ inter-
ma communication the waters o. lFa states -
you lay the foundation ofsasscaeme oflnteciot
naFisaaon connecting the extrenlitiss Of the.
continent; and you support g spS.2s OF ia-
peo7easnt SO essential 10 the prosperity OF
the csQngry, BY an acconno5a.iea " Alca taxes
not a cent -osit Of your treasury,and which pre-
mises atleast . reciprocal benefit to the CO.
yernnent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
'rt of alexandria,.

ENTERED. ~
..Sch'r. Philip, Taber, Jamaica. Ballast, to
Marsteller and Young.
Paragon, Haynes, Turks Island
Salt, to n. Wattles and CO.
Several vessels are reported to be below,
bound to this port.
CLEANED.
Schr. Adventure, Midnight, Havana.
patsey, Skinner, Barbadoes.
Alert Luckett, Martinique.
Good Intent, Baxter, Boston.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
PUBLIC SALE.

ID virtue Of a deed OF trust from General
ID HENRY LEE, for securing 10 WILLIAM
LuDwELL LEE, deceased, the pay n.em OF a
debt of straightforward SIX h.ndlea ano SIX
ty-5ix dollars add six,y-six -cests, Witn Inter
est thereon from tic 7sh day OF April, 1923,
and upon the request Of the-legal represents
ayes OF the said ,W1LLIAM LuDwELL LEE,
deceased, Shall sell at pubic auction, to the
highest bidder, the following
Tracts Ct Land,
At tae periods hereafter nsen.M aed--that is
to say
IOne. tract Of land, lying in West
,aoreland county, called s ho:as's INarsh,''
containing, as mentioned in the said deed,
two thousand eight hundres acres or therea-
bouts AID
One other Tract Of Land, called
* Rlack Grsuaas,'' containing eleven hund.ed
acres, moro Or less, in WcStmercland coun-
ty--At YestaaorelaEd Cart Acuss, on the Esd
cay Ct March next, being court day
Ons other Tract Oh Land, stated to
contain sixteen hundred acres, called "Buf-
Jal0s lsgarsh,' p lying in tie county eff Frede-
lssk, togetherwith moiety the Mil upon
the said tract--at- Ef:ne.sester, on the 9Th day
CT May Eext:-
<And all:ths Right, Title, Interest
eer Claim Of the said Henry LEE and WIFE,
to FIVE hundred @cres, lying in Fairfax coun-
ty, at the mouth Of Difficult Run, on the west
SIDE Thereof, at or near the gpeat falls of POI
tom ac-at E2sJcaG Court Aa3se, on the lata
day Of May next.
It is expected that persons wishing to pur
Chase either OF the above tracts, Will previous
" yieW thesame.
Bushrod Washington,
.TausTEE.
January Sc. ,2s1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
PAIRS, 2Ah Dec. 1906.

You will End passage for the
sAsiosed letter as early as possible.
nave this moment received the writ
'sn assurances of the Minister of Marine
mat The Decree of the 21st of Nov. last
S'.sin 90 respect disturb the existing re.
suiaslons of commerce between France
:. aaa the United States of America, as set
Timber.
With much regard, &c.
Signed
W., JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TN LEE, Esq.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
POLAND.

Semnotsp, Noy. ls. The French troops are
taking various positions lin Poland They
have advanced to Thorn, and Wraclaweck
upon the left bank Of the Vistula. The 18th,
Of this 1nonth body Of Russian troops enter
ed Prague Ia suburb of Warsaw. <On the
9Th another corps catered Warsaw. On the
18th other Russian troops arrived at Prague.
where they rensained the sth.-Their add
vanced guards were on the road towards
Thorn. General Bennigsen. oInmands thcss
troops.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
For Sale.

ETWEEN three and iosir hundred acres
Ii of PRIME LAND, lying on the ilew
turnpike road, about % miles f.om AleAali-.
dria. This tract Is well watered, We'll TIM
hered, with some excellent ,acalcw on 1t,
and much more MY be .naade---t,he hundred
acres are In wood. Apply lortelans TO ca"i-
bert PosyeA, In Aiexalilgia, CT tie subscrl-
Der near the premises, fairtax county, IL
giIia
Richard Bland Lee.
February To- law8t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17

The letter from gen. ARMSTRONG to
re Secretary of SAFE, referred to 10 the
>asnrxed copy Of a letter from the gepsral
TO Mr. LEE, the cemmercia! agent of the
Y. S: has 20, ye, been received by she Sc.
sresary OF state. Nat Intel
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
alsran1ria Dsjlp aDnsrttser.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II.

AZ the close of the poll yesterday for pre-
sident and directors of the Alexandria
Library Company, shs'following gentle
men were declared by the committee to
be duly elected, Wig.
The rev DR.. Muir. President, s.
JKiHiam Herbert, \
Cuqi5crt PosoeH,
Charles Bennett,
/ Hugh Smith,
Phineas fanney, i
George Dr5nker, 'SDiseeters.
Tohn Roberts,
fames Russell Il
James Keith. jan.
Joseph Riddle,
Jacob Hs99man, J
A's KENNEpY, SEQ. Libras;aa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
This Is to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers, ofAlexandria. coun-
ty, In the district OF Columbia, nave obtained
from the Orphans Court :of said county, lot.
tiers testamentary ON the estate of Davey5 Da-
psy, We of the county Aforesaid, accsasee.--
ell persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby twarnedsto cxa;bit thesa
with the vouchers thereof,:to the subscribers
on Or before the,aist day of July next sn.
suing, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate-and all persons in-
debted thereto aseTequested tolnake imnle-
date payment Given under our bands this
2lst day Of January, 1867.
elizabeth Eavey, Exac'a.
okm- Korn, Executor.
january 81 stawew
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
Adam Lynn,

HIS It's Y ~ GIL FED,
AN ELEGANT A3soRrMEsT CT
Gold mounted ana plaln Tor.
tol1e Shell Cozlb5, u tl1o Ia.
test fashions.
February II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
The rev DR.. Mi.ir. President, s.

AS KENNEDY, SEQ. Libsasiaas
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
MAPTZMsBURG, October 2.
LORENZO DOW.

On Wednesddy morning last, precisely
q the shour apPointed, this celebrated
character rnterrd this touDn, and cam.
Ssence2 preaching abapa eight o'elock, in
the tsriico Of the Court. House, jar the
audience Jugs 50 great as far to enceed
me contrnis Of the building. His ters
.spasf from the Pr9phef haiah, aadseemed
abpro1riate to the fintes and Season-
.oa,ning the people a. So The watehman
effhe Lord, aa2 to tern unto rig hfeons.
ness" M. D3w certainly IS IN extra.
ordinary man, singular IN bis person,
angular in The ,ebidIty 81 'his movements,
Snasiagaiar IN his pArasuolsgy efspesch,
~ his stirling msfdphors, and simple
aimiE.udts but he fassssses neither tie
tnergy 81 the tozDrr 81 many four sta
fioRary Preachers, Icho, Iehile they
With prrafer eiocution and ssuesser mel
Ejqueace of sound, adhere 70 more consis-
reaey Of arranQsmenf. NoVrIiy suiA ever
have it, eharras, and % lang a. good is
The object, ,ve sincerely Wish success 70
soers ADVOCATE in 10 cdisss, hoseeper odd
the man or peculiar the4mode. ). He tra-
vris IN small light upagSon, l'ith a pair
Of neat horses. His companions, f.
male, saidto Be his 1uje plainly dressed,
II she ha6iiments s a quaker and a
young man, Of The appearance ef q
Preacher, ukseroba6iy may bea literary
aid, in the pending Of his Books. tohich
-hs dnaonqces r., sait, affer the dfI''ery
o. his discourse. '@s 81. "
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
Latest proceedings in the case Of
I'll A,.rr s- Il
MORTON roR CoMMiTMINr.

s MoIioh 80. ~ s s.,.,s, h.s. Ssen oe.
onss our las'. a; 80. Of sv;d.nc..
cpP.:a y w -. .ea,;"n for eomm;tment,
feist.se = -, -. ,ri.ing on
nno oy ass :.a e .h., ss;dsocs: Asthe
eAo.s su:.. T. 80 ;o,ers..;uar and
nrs. Is 'nnnns !ars.s,. - III. ,nublic.
PernsPSS y $500 % content ourselves
~ 80 sn.n - 49, I-sn..,al no;nts Of di.cu..
80 -. 800 .s.s cr.,.s rarticulsrly 10 there
!; i. .s, 1; momsat some reasonable ground
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02

-. ..,;,- -,,,n.,,,,,- ~ ~. t.rr;tov,, m.
- Assns $500. J. 80 $3.50 = "e
. :s = ei,R ..'s.s:.. =. -. =. NJ
a.s :n':n..oas 7, .l'e AI - 49,. ~
s.Ss'PPl aooss lnis; a. ns -
.aenmsn ~ @ .ae on.'so ', 49, u .Sops
artlyeu nsIs 70 Wy s0oa u"ne y 49,
or GaMP mem ,ln -. @ ne ~. NJ sno
0aoel. on 'ne Mis.l'slPpl M :ns Wis va.
soell !lvs1s ~. rs s am eeI.,.n ao,ae scsIy
'n'Sg = anen PoM sI. IT, s. .ne y '"o'A"'
"n"lenoiy 20 sne os"eo S'sss'
r,.. :. > = ! .,......
e*.,ce e. q d'e"erJ ion 2 e"sIe"aI %
t ps; IIs,e,n e'Iat.' % As -. snz :"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
TzK q! NOTICE.

a IL persons indebted % ,he estass Of
"A Atsslem Miller, deceased, BY bond.
note or book account, are requested 70
make immediate payment; and those
having claims against said estate, are de-
s,red 70 bring diem in, properly atsessed.
for ssltlsment. III. { = :.
WILLIAM b. KING, AAM'r.
Mil Greek, october 2, 1901. :,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-02
FROM RICHMOND

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! On. Wednesday Mr.. Hay made his
motion TO have Burr. Blanperhassett.
and Israel Smith sent 70, the western
country for trial, on 4 charge of having
levied war against the TIA b the mouth
Of Cumberland. ..s3..7, w. /. .t
When Mr.. Hay Wa about 70 offer his
testimony, Mr.. Rotts commenced m
srgumsnt on three grounds First, that
court had no power to commit for any
crime which might have been committed
in the Mississippi territory. I'd. That
the acqnital of'colonel Burr here went 70
bar any fusure trial q any place sa the
United States--and third, that tie en-
quiv i'd the Mississippi territory was
sufficient TO exempt him from farther
trial within that territory for the same
offence. This argumsuA continued dill
Saturday, when the chief Justice. deliver
cd the opinion Of the court, that they had
no right 70 commit for an offence done