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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

We understand that a copy Of the Trca-
~ between the United States and Great
Erskinc. ID.
Letters are received in this city from
Natchcz, dated the ID Of February. Thev
state that Mr.. Burr had on that day ap-
pearcd before the district court for rial,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-10

Both houses Of Congress have passed the
bill reducing the duty on salt from and after
the first Of June to I . cents, and abolishing
the whole after the SOth of December next,
and continuing the Mediterranean fund till
the 30th December, 1907.
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them, were officers or Privates in the
army of the u. States
The judge then addressing himself t.
lieutenant Pinkney said, ''these persons
have been brought before me in pursu-
ance of Habcas Corpus directed to
YOU for that purpose; they are there
fore, now under the civil authority, and
are to be dealt with according to law.
No testimony whatever has been addu
ced to shew that they have been guilty
of any offence whatever against the T.
nited States, or any other particular
state the military order of a coInman-
der in chief NAV be sufficient to authO
rise the confinement of an officer or pri-
vate in the army but neither this, nor
the reports contained in newspapers,
(howcvcr true they may BED do not war
rant Judge in committing to prison,
or holding to bail freeman without
Some other evidence of his guilt. do
therefore, order John Adair and Peter
Y. Ogden, to be dischargcd.'
They were accordingly discharged.
During the whole time while they were
before the iudge, (about an hour Gen.
Adair and Mr.. Ogden observed pro-
found silence.
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IMPORTANT.

The Editors Of the Baltimore Federal
Gazette, in their paper Of the 9th inst.
mention that they had that morning
waited on the Senator's IN Congress from
Delaware, then in Baltimore, and that
one of them communicated the follow
ing information -
" He did not mean to express an OPT
Mon of his own, in relation to the treaty,
as he had no knowledge of It's contents,
or whether IS conditions ware hard, or
otherwise, except such as had { com
municated to him, with many ctacrs, the
day before, by Dr.. Mitch II, Of the Sc
nate, and other gentlemen, who hal re-
ceived theirinformatiou pcrs )nallv from
Mr.. Jefferson, with permission to men
ton it generally. It was substantially
as follows; . THAT the treaty would aot
render a call o. the S.natc necessary du-
ring the recess, as he (the Prcsident)
had determined TO send it bacl; to Enc
land, without submitting it to the Sc
nate. The chief reasons he assigned
we're, I st, Thlt it colteiard no sdplla-
ton on the subject Of the imprc5sm mt
OF seamcn- md, oily, That annexed to,
or accompanying it, was note which
went to declare, that if ,hc government
of the United Sta'cs ratified the treaty,
1t was understood they were TO unite
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Mr.. Armstrong,-YH9n think tie .j6k
h7oing Is 791rth Il place m y2la Paber,
y9u are at liberty to insert it.
DENNIS BULLGRUDERY.
PArRTCK'a DAv ~ THE NORNING.
LET shamrocks, as niyrdes, now gar.
nish the bowl
We viii converse, conviyial, with sweet
flow OF soul;
Let Us be merry without any controul,
On Patrick's dav in the morning.
CHORUS.
Let BUF and his party Ieave gGtheiT
dark pans,
4, with hat b9tuf>es ne 7ciH bl91O o1r
thcy bruins,
Their br7Y clIrao2'rs 7Ue zvW curb
5ciH afrong rrias,
On PatyicEa day in the morniHg.
Ye sons OF Hi1crnil, to assert your
bir,h-rioh.,
Yc did Tor uaion and liberty fight,
But the lyrants set FIRE to your campo
in the night
After Patrick's 10y in the morning.
Lh2rAg,--Let Burr, &c
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annexed, delivered the said John Adalr
and Peter V. Ogden to the custody of
Lieut.. Pinkney, and that at the time the
writ was served on him, they were not
not in his custody.
The order referred to in the return of
Lieut.. Luckett, was letter from Gen.
lanes Wilkinson, dated New-Orleans,
IAN. II, 1907, directed to Lieut.. Luc-
kett, which, on account of its length, is
not inserted literally. He was COM
manded to take with him a corporal and
three men, with ammunition, bedding,
&c. and to carry John Adair and Peter
Y. Ogden on board the sch'r Thatcher,
bound to Baltimore. He was also COM
handed to be very strict In guarding
them, &c. and on approaching the city
OF Baltimore, to land near Fort M Hen
~, and deliver the prisoners in safety to
the commanding officer Of the fort. He
was directed in the said letter to prevent
any boat from boarding the schooner,
and if a Habeas Corpus was served on
him or the capt. for either OF both Of the
prisoners, he was to DISREGARD it, and
not to give them uP.
Neither of the letters contained any
charge whatever against either of the
prisoners, nor had the officers who had
them in custody given any information
of a charge against them. AS lieute-
nant Luckett had escorted the prisoners
from n. Orleans, the Judge thought pro
per to examine him on oath. He was
therefore particularly interrogated"whe-
ther he knew Of John Adair or Peter V.
Ogden having been concerned in the
commission of any offence against the
laws of the L. S. or against any nation in
amity with the u. Sand generally, whe-
Their he knew for what offence they had
been taken into custody?" To all of
which he answered that ne knew nothing
relative to them, except what he had
heard in general conversation, and had
seen III the newspapers, which was a re-
port of their connection with Col. Burr
in the enterprise which it was supposed
he was carrying on, but he had no per-
sonal knowledge Of it from any other
source-that he did not see Gen. Will
kinson after the prisoners were arrested,
and therefore did not know the cause Of
the arrest He had coniectured that it
was asusplclon of their being concerned
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COMMUNICATION.

1t is rumourcd that great change
has lately taken place in the politics of
Pennsylvania. Since the President has
applied to the Legislature forpcrmission
foe the United States to locate road
through the state, the members of the
Legislature have became acquainted
with certain Virginia Senator, possess
ed of superior information on the sub
jcct of roads, and on almost every other
subject, Ii is said that this Vrginial
has conducted himself with so much adj
dress, as to induce Snyder to decline all
pretcnsions to the Governors chair, and
to prevail with the present Legislature
to nominate himself, as successor to
M|Kean. This nomination, it is under
stood, Is 10 be cio@ged 7vith tie condition,
that y p Esq. Of Catfish, shall
bc appointed Acknowledgement, and a
Squire R-h--n, Of West Mlddletown,
Secretary of State. 1t is also to be en-
numbered with a stipulation to have the
aforesaid public road located to Brooke
Court-housc, Virginia, alias West Bal
timore.
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with ENGLAND in resisting the decree 81
the French emperor relative to neutral
commerce, or that notwithstanding the
treaty, his majesty was at liberty to pur-
she su n measures of retaliation on that
subject, as he should deem fit and pro-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13

sufficient virtue and intelligence 60 detect
falsehool and detest scurrility, they arc
nnht Tor tie enjoyment OF that freedom, o
which they arc not competent guardians.
Il is dangerous 70 invest government with
the controuI and regulation OF that engine.
which constitutes the principal chsck up
Oh their own misconduct
There are two cases of criminal prose-
cutiHn which Immediately interest tie pas
sions ofsovereignty the one for libel, the
other for treason. The first is an indirect,
and the last n direct attack upon its cxis-
tence. 1t is for this reason that the federal
constitution has defined explicitly, what "a
lone shall constitute the crime of treason
and prohibited congress from imposing any
restraint upon tho freedom OF the press.
When the words, ono law abridging the
freedom Of the press" cease 70 receive this
construction, all resScct for the precision
otlanguage, mast be destroyed.
II should always be remembered that al
though the Jurisprudence of England, is IN
other RESPECTS, without stain. vet in these
two cases, the influence oe the crowns &C
nera'ly exeTted With eject. In his descriD-
ton of Paris, Mr.. Kotzc,,ue bestnws the
highest encNmiums upon the moderation
and inpartialitv which p-.'vail in the cri-
'hludi JuliSiiTulSNCc 81 rance. ana vet
1t is not Prob1blc, thata printer WHO shonld
cr9eHre the French government, would find
justice, mercy, or fcrbearancc.
--.---
loHH WooD, the Editor Of the Western
World, has published proposals at the CITY
of Washington for weekly paper, entitled
. The F.iantic W0rid % among other
things which it contains, the following de-
serves notice
e" As in the first Numbers correct state
ment win be given ofthc plan of Col. Burr,
which the editor now feels convinced from
the testimony produced at Frankfort,
IS not againstthe interest OF the Union, rs
likewise &c the proceedings in the Western
Country, which viii be found highly intc-
resting, those persons who NAV be dc:i-
roas 9f patronising the atlantic iTorid, are
solicited to subscribe at the commence
ment."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13

AZ 2 meeting OF the inhabitants oe the cir,
OF washington, convened at MyER's bo.
tei, on Monday evening January 5tb
lSo7' for the purpose OF taking into con.
sideration the hrohri~ty of addre,slny the
PRESIDENT IF the United States on Ger
tam subjects.
ne OBJECT OF the. meeting having been full
~ discussed, NFhereupon,
R"Soi0ed, That committee be apDoint-
ed tn draft an ADDRESS TO the President of
the United states, expressive of their apS
probation of his administration and of his
private character, requesting him to serve
another constitutional term, and that they
report at the next meeting to be held or
FRIDAY evening next o'clock, at MYERS.
hotel.
Ordered, That Messrs. Van Ness, T. p.
Hamilton and II. Hereford be said commit
tee.
Ordered, That the proceedings be pub
ished in the National Intelligeacer.
BY order,
GEORGE ANDREWS, Chairman.
Til. HERrY, Sec.
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From the PhiIadelhMa Gazette.
COMMUNICATIONS.

Erfract ofQ letter from gentlemen IL,
.f!chro n his frjrnd-T Translated ti-on,
ne Gazette Of G1araeiKcs, Of 10Th ccf.
1906.
a very extraordinary discovery, such
&c vii confound thousand systems ofnro-
Dhetick writers, has lately been made
The Apocalypse or Revelation Of St. John,
one of the Apostles, has long been the sub
lcct Of doubt and endless diSputation For
several centuries it was not considered by
many Christian Fathers and Churchmen
as cannonical, or the work of the inspired
Apostle John; even Luther rejected it.
Those who doubted its title to the canon,
alledged it to be the fabrication of one Ce-
rtnthtts, who was cOtempory with the Apos-
ties, and a Christian herctick, who denied
the divinity of Christ, allcdg 9g he was but
a teacher, and his doctrine or morals only
divine
The point in dispute seems now to be
brought to a termination. Some green Ia
bourers belonging to n little town called
Clos, in Asia-Minor. lately removing SOM
rubbish from An ancient edfce and digging
ND IT'S ruins, took up a small marble globe
They could perceive no aperture, and at
first conceived It was solid. On taking it
however to the village it was found to be
hollow, but with shell Of immence thick
ness and weight, and was finally broken.
There was found in it number of scrolls
or writing in the Greek language, bearing
dates between So and 90. A. ID. They
we're most ca riously done up, 'and continued
in perfect state ofpreservation.
They were found to be wholly the writings
Of Cerinthus, containing his cpistlcs to the
Christian churches, and various dissertati-
ons on the points of controversy, then subsis-
ting among the Christians.
These works appear written with great
sectarian zeal, somewhat indicating an i'm
paired brain, hlt the most singular Of the
writings, is full draft of the Itiocalgtse
in the same hand writing as the rest, with
erazures, alterations and interlineations.--
In every essential particular, it agrees with
the book now called the revelation Of St.
John and from the erazures, alterations
and appearance, carries full evidence, it
was merely fabricated by Ccrinthus, and
published as Johns after his death, by way
Of unfolding some Of the peculiar tenets Of
Ccrinthus
This scroll as well as the rest, arc now
in the possession Of the great bis op, and
authenticated copies and proofs have been
sent 20 the Pope and other great church
dignitarics, Of this most extraordinary de-
lection"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13

I thc House OF Representatives ], that stat.
prohibiting the import alton of lavcs.
The legislature of Iarylantl have nas-
sed an address to Thomas ejerson, Pre-.
sidcnt of the United States. approving his
administration, and expressing hope that
he will permit his na!pe II be used a
mong the candidates for the next Presi-
dent.
a letter received by gentleman in this
city from New Orleans, G3ltcl November
u, states that Spanish officer Just arriv-
ed from Baton Rouge, g,tvc information
that an official account had been recci, -
there of the arrival of don Joseph de Sal
cedo, captain general of New Mexico, Oh
the frontiers at the head of 5000 men.
This intelligence is OF SO dissimilar a
complexion from that recently received
from the same quarter, that we cannot at
tach much credit to it.--N:t. Intel
-.
Doiiars appear much wanted in New
York. One paper ofthc 2Ist nit. contains
no less than #eUrr advertisements Offering
premium for them.
7nr foiio-viHg hersoms are elected Directors
orths Bark Of Yirginia and us several
Offices Of Discount and Dehosif, for the
hJfSr1f tJc41-. M
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The Honses and Lot

In the town Of charlottesville, formerly the
residence of Micaiah Chiles--.fLSO on
the premises on the 18th day of the same
month, certain tract or parcel of LAND,
supposed to contain FIVE hundred and sixty
sevcn acres, being the land whereon the
said Mernn Ms now resides, situated in
AIbemarie county, about 12 or 1 5 miles a.
bnve Charlottesville, on or near the road
leading from Charlottesville to Amherst
CONFERENCE.-THE above mentioned proper
ty will be sold for the purpose of satisfying
the above mentioned decree by the
COMMISSIONERS.
~ The above property was to have
been sold in last month as formerly adver-
tsed-the sale was then postponed at the
request Of Mr. Mills, but will certainly take
place at the time now mentioned.
Jan. 7th, 100. ids
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u y s I S & Il D T.
Ertract Of LETTER from a member NJ
Congress 70 member Of ne Cr1.ros
.HsSeSi6Iy, dated City WdShing.on, Jan-
nary an, 1907.

+, " Noccrtain intelligence is received from
spain or England relative to our neeoc;.,;A
ons with those powers. A report prevails
and seems TO be credited, that our diff
.nces with the latter are accommo6,te,,
Aaron Burr and his mysterious conduct con-.
tnues TO claim great attention. We have,
daily something new and contradictorv
here is now q believe) with the Exec9..
tive no doubt that his designs will be fms.
trated, nor is there any room to doubt 'thev-
were hostile. Communications were re-.
ceved we arc told) on Friday from Nat.
that place" In
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FROM THE FRAwxFoRv PALLADIUM on
me- 70


TX IS our painful duty to announce the.
Ge 1s OF the honorable JOHN BRECKEN-
hiDIE' late attorney general of the Uui-
Yea States who died at his seat sear Lex
ington, on Sunday morning last.
Few men have been more useful az
none more faithful to their country TIN
lr. Breckenridge. He was no aeentive
characterize had warm friends and bit-
ter enemies but his talents, industry and
integrity enabled him to triumph over the
Vaccinations of his foes and 60 secure tbs.
attachment of his friends. Having inst en-
tered into the 47th year of his age, he left
TINS world rich in the esteem of his coun-
trymen.
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pY virtue Of decree of the county court
- Of Alhemarle, pronounced in the case
of Micaiah Chiles' e.ecutors against Me-
nan Mills, will be SOLD, for ready money.
onthe premises, on the 10th day Of Febru-
ary next,
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WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 9,

Extract of letter from a gentleman rs
great respectaoility, dated Frankfort.
Ken. Dec. Is.
4" Burr left this place about FIVE dave
ago, and went to Lynch's He told me
he should wait to hear as to WiIkinsnn,s
success if hostilities did commence.
he should go down and try and take ali
he could get to follow him, and that Is
hostilities did not commence, he should
go to the southwark. believe ther,
is no doubt but general Adair has gone.
to Louisiana, and it is said has conc to
Wilkinson. There is no doubt b3r men
are engaging for the Burr party. / have
seen several persons who. have conyersej
with the men engaged, viz.---and
They are engaged for 6 months
at least; to have arms if required, and arr.
TO descend the river, to get 10 dollars Der.
month, and 100 or $50 acres of land %
QUERE. Is the above statement. ra
presented to have been made by Mr.. Burr
meant by him as cover 10 plans even
more hostile to the peace ofthe union
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13
PATERNUs.

The Senate Of South Carolina have in
hcted another deep wound on the national
character, by rejecting the bill passed in
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AAdyeyv Hetherfon,
r A Y /, O r,

FR . NJ EDIN BURG H,
. ESPECTFULLY informs the Gentle
"a men of Richmond and Manchester, that
he has opened his SHOP in the .treetlead-
ing tn the Governors, in the house oppo-
site Mr.. Crouch's Tavern--and hopes from
the experience which he has had in the
most fashionable towns in Great Britain,
that his ability in the business, is such as
will give satisfaction TO those who may ia
vor him with their employment.
RichmOnd, Jan. IL, 1907. CIVIL
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FOR SALE.
WI VA

T UCRETIA BARKER, having Quilted
IL my bed and board, all persons are here.
by cautioned against harboring her, or civ
ing her credit on my account, as am de-
termincd to pay no debts of her Contracting
after this date; and those who II ay har2
Dor or entertain her will be prose uted for
the same with the utmost rigor oil the.
law.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-13

DISTRICT OF VIR GINA. TO WIT /:
ESE TT REMEMBERED, that on the
- eighth day of January, i'll the thirty
fret year of the Independence of the Unit
cd States Of America, William w. Hening
and William Munford, of the said district,
have deposited in this office, the title of A
book, the right whereof they claim as au-
thors, i'll the words following, to wit:
"Reports Of cases argued and deterrnin-
"ed III the Supreme Court of Appeals of
"Virginia with select cases, relating
"chieRy to points of practice, decided by
"the superior Court of Chancery for the
"RiChmond District. Part ]. Vol. /. By
"William w. Iening and William Mum
ford"
N Conformity to the act Of the congress
of the pnited States, intituled :" An act
for the encouragement of learning, bv Sc
curing the copies of maps, charts and books,
to the authors and proprietors of such CO.
pies during the times therein mentioned"
and also, to an act intituled g An act sup.
Elementary TO an act, intitNled, an act for
the encouragement Of learning, by securing
the copies of maps, charts and books, TO the
authors and proprietors of such copies, dur.
ing the times therein mentioned. And ex-
tending the benefits thereof to the arts of
designing, engraving, and etching historic
cal, and other prints"
" c. WIN. MARSHALL,
w. '| Clerk ofthe District ofVirginia.
u The above work is this day publish
ed, and may be had at Samuel Peasants
Printing-Ofhce and Bookstore, Richmond.
Ian 10 1907 %.
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BANR - YIRGiNIX.

UvTsVN Ut TINITIJVI-T.
THE Stockholders are notified that a
dividend of four Dollars will be paid on
each share, after tho i4th inst. upon apple
cation at the Bank, in person or by attor-
ney.
JoRS BRseKENsRoUeH, Cashier.
Jas. S. At
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NOTICE..

THE MEMBERS Of the Mutual As
i surance Society on buildings, are here
by requested to attend their Annual Gene
raj Meeting, to be held by adjournmeuts
in the committee room ON the North COR
ner ofthe Capitol, or Tuesday the 18th Ja-
nuary 1907.
w. F. Asst, PRINCIPAL Igenf.
Jan. 49,
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Tae latest accounts from London, state
positively, that Il! the points Gf our differ
ences with Great Britain had been amicablv
and honorab'y adjusted excepting on the
question, how far shall the neutral flag pro-
tcct persons sailing undcrit? Mcssrs Mon
roc and Pinckrcy contend, with dignity and
frmness, that the neutral Gag protects all
persons sailing beneath it.-Whereas, the
British ministers CORDS Auckland and Hol-
iand) Offer to recognize the principle, that
the American Sag should project American
citizens and that they were willing to
explain the word citizen 70 embrace the ma
ulralized. as well as he natural born citizens
Unsupported tnbc'he situation ofthc cues
ton attic last :iaee3 And Mcssrs. Mon
roe and Pinckncy declared their confidence
in 'the sincerity and friendly disposition of
the British ministcrs.-Eav, our last letters,
tDct. l6t',) state, the belief that tho basis
Of = treaty had been laid; and, the, was
no doubt, would be signed, as soon as the
news Of the virtual repeal of the non-in-
portation law should reach England
(BostoH CcnsiHek }
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m Richniond. III Petersburg.
A. p. Venable Robert Birchctt
John Harvie Paul Nash
benjamin Hatcher Robert Waiter
Joseph Gallego William Clarke
GervaS Storrs Alexander Brown
John II. Foashee Thomas Atkinson
Gabriel Ralston | Archibald Bauph
John {. Hu5ner William Borden
Samuel Plcasants James STRANGE
John Amber Samuel Christian
lanes Brown Samuel Hinton
Robert Gamble James Byrne
John M'Credie Benz. Edwards
Charles Ellis
ut NorfK III Fyefc~icksbv-er
Richard f. Lee David z. Ker
William b Lamb John T. brooke
William 2. Sclden John Minor
John Soushgate John Mercer
Martin Fisk John Ta!iafcrro
Samuel Moselcy Chas. L. Carter
Alexander Jordan Robert Walker
william Knox Thomas Goodwin
Samuel Marsh w. Hollingsworth
James Young. George French
George M'Intosh James Vass
Christopher Fry John Scott
James Faylor Robert I'Atton
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EDMUND BARKER.
Hanover, Jan. 10, 1907. stli

a SHEET, containing 4 list Of ali tbe
L n acts passed during tile present session
of the Gen raj Assembly, with bricf sbs
stract of the contents of those of a public.
and permanent nature, together with RI.
state of the Armory, Penitentiarv. resonr.
ees and expenditures of the comnonweaItb.
public taxes for the year 1906, &c. &c is
preparing at this Office, and will be readT
for delivery at the close of the session.
Gentlemen who wish copies will please
lave their names with the number wanted.
that no disappointments may take place.
Jan. 10, 1907.
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u The above work is this day publish
ed, and may be had at Samuel Peasants
Printing! Office and Books Store, Richmond.
Jan. l3, 1907. sw