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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
BALTIMORE. March Is.

EXTRACT Of letter from gentleman OF
nTquesHona5ie character, dated Aezv-
Orleans, nm February, 1907.
81 must acknowledge that Burr is the
! most consummate scoundrel and artful Ii
| ar ever had an acquaintace with. The
inclosed proclamation of Governor Will
ans will shew you that he has run for it,
send you some scraps Of his talent for w.
ing, by which he has amused and deceived
the good people of the Mississippi Terrific
ry, until he took his measures for effectu-
atlnghis escape. Burr says he has Port
Folio, and by which he is to damn Wilkin-
son; but this Portfolio is in the possession
OF his daughter, and contains, he SAYS a.
mong other things, Wilkinson's receipt for
100000 dollars Where did Burr get
that sum And what has Wilkinson done
with 1t /! for neither have been remarkable
for possessing much of the precious metals
Yet, silly and improbable as this lie was,
there were people at Natchez who affected
to believe it, the better to aid Burr in de-
ceiving those whose duty it was to hold the
traitor secure. What was the fact That
Wilkinson, from his small means, actually
advanced Burr one hundred and fifty dol
lars at st. Louis, which h as never yet been
repaid. His own damuable letters to Gen.
Wilkinson by his associates SwartwOut and
BoDman, he now says are the fabrications
OF Yrujo! DIN him, did believe that he
would have gone to the stake sooner than
to have descended to the vulgar baseness of
telling palpabe lies. A radical change has
become indispensably necessary here in the
public Offices. The quondam friends of
Gov. Claiborne have said in open court,
that they did not confde their plan to him,
because che was too feeble and unworthy
oftrust brigade Major Col. Kerr (of the
militia who fed from Bengal for his virtu-
Gus deeds, was takenby the hand, fed & clo-
thed by Claiborne. This man has been tri-
ed for high crimes, &c. &c. Although the
proofs, from men of honor, we're aslucid as
the beams Of the sun, he has been acauit-
ted-and how ! by a jury which could not
agree. TN the course of this trial judge
Workman, who stands indited for the same
crimes, and was admitted to plead in be-
half of Kerr, declared that ne 7vas the
author Qfa secret combination for the hur- |
to8e oFreUoiutiomzjng Merico - and Doc |
tor Watkins, the Mayor, when giving his !
testimony in favor of Kerr, averred that |
g he 7vas member offhe same conbinati- |
1n, whicb 7Vas bound 10 secrecy by OATH" |
is also fugitive. He edited
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
WASHINGTON CITY, March 10.

hovices are received from New-Orleans
as. late as the 18th of February. From
chese and other sources of information, it
appears that all was tranquil at New-Or-
ieans, and that relaxation had taken place
IN the measures adopted for defending that
place.
Inc following statements will exhibit the
course pursued towards Burr at Natchez.
lhere is the best reason to believe that
MS OBJECT was to precipitate a trial, and of
consequence to get an acquittal, after which
he could not be tried again for the same Of
fence This would, indeed, have been a
triumph. In this, however, he has been
defeated; and when the necessary proof
shall be collected he may hereafter be pro-
secuted and brought to Justice.
In the mean time his escape proves, Ell
Their that he was afraid to meet a full en-
curry into his conduct, or that he still has
objects in view which required his presence
to further. Every effort on the part of Zen.
Wilkinson to take him had failed and no
one was able to say what had become of
him, whether he had fed.
The public will unquestionably be asto-
nlshed at the presentment of the grand iu-
nv. 1t has, however, been the misfortune
of the Mississippi territory to have been
long divided by parties as well of a perso-
nal as political nature, and it is very pro-
badly, in some measure, to this circumstance
that we owe this strange act But let il be
recolleCted that the measure was taken en-
tirely on negative testimony that the at
torney of the district, considering the court
as not possessed of cognizance of the case,
declined acting in the business. AS it was
from this quarter alone that evidence a.
gainst Burr could be nationally expected,
of course the jury must have been confined
to ex parte evidence virtually exculpatory
to him.
tits said that Burr, flotilla of fifteen boats
had moved from their station off Coles RI
yer; but that some of them had been des-
troyed, and others considerably injured, by
high wind that sprung up.-.Nat. Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
BY ROBERT WILLIAMS,
GOVERNOR OF THE MISSISSIPPI TERRI
4 PROCLHAI.4TvcN

Whereas AARON BURR, esq. late vice
president OF the United States, was bound
IN recognizance to appear at the supreme
court Of this territory, himself in the sum
ot i've thousand dollars, and two securities
in the sum of two Thousand fvG hundred
dollars each, "to answer any bills of in
dictment that might be found against him,
"and to continue to appear from day TO
'day, until dismissed by the said court"
which he has failed to comply with, and as
1t appears has made his escape:
/ do, therefore, issue this my proclama-
ton for experimenting the said Aaron Burr,
esq. and by the powers and authorities
which l possess, will pay or cause to be
paid, to any person or persons who will
take the person OF said Aaron Burr, and
cause him to be delivered to me at this
place, or to the president of the United
States, the sum of tsvo thousand dollars.
Given under my hand, at the town OF
Washington, this 9th day of Fcbrua-
~, 1907,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
NATCHEz, February 10.
COL. BURR.


On Monday the 2nd inst. an adjourned SesSi'
on of the Supreme court Of the Mississippi
Territory was held in the town of Washington,
20 which Aaron Burr was recognized TO appear
and answer such Bill of indictment as might
then and there be exhibited against him. Col
Burr appeared or the day mentioned in his re-.
cognizsnce, attended by his counsel William B
Shields and Lyman Harding, Esqrs. Agresa-
bly, TO a Ueniye tgcias, issued by the Hon. Tho's
Rodney and Peter b. Bruin, a jury of72 free.
holders appeared in court, and the day follow
ing % Of heir number wee se!scie by he cont
rs = grand inquest. The hon. Thomas X oduey
then delivered 10 them 4 comprehensive and i'm
pressive change, and the court was a"iournel till
zen O'Clock the succeeding day-at which time
Mr. Pondexter, the attorney general moved the
SQUIRT TO discharge the grand jury. He stated
that after examining The dispositions submitted
10 him by ne court lie did not discover any les
timony which brought The Offences charged a
gainst col Burr wi hin the jurisdAion of the
sourts Of the Mississippi Territory that the su
prerne court Of the Mississippi Territory, was
not court Of original Jurisdictions, either crim-
nal or civil and could take cognizonce only Of
points reserved al the trial III the respective cir
cult courts. where an criminal prosecutions must
originate, according TO the statutes Of the Terri
tory He further observed that in order 70 Sc.
cure the public safety, the territorial judges ought
WhUtulditlJ 10 convey Nnt accused 10 4 flDunai
competent 20 try and punish him, Of guilty Of
she charges sledged against him) which they
might legally do, and thereby tFectually prevent
the contemplated military expedition againsr
Mexico, and maintain iuyioIa,e the laws and con.
stitu,ion5 Of the United STATES He therefore |
hoped tha, inssnuch as the attorney prosecuting !
Tor the United States had no bills for the en- !.
tersri7n OF the grand jury, that they would be |
discharged
Coz. Burr made several observations against |
the motion, AMI remarked that If The attorney
general had no business for the grand iIgy. he /
had, and that therefore they ought not 20 De dis.
missed. On 'his motion the court was divided.
Judge Brlin declared himself opposed 90 dis.
charging The grand ju'y, unless Col BUR- was
also instantly discharged from his rccognizance.
The attorney general then vithdiev, and the
grand jury were dire6sd 10 retire 70 their room.
who in The course ofihe day returned with sun.
sTy PTssentmsnss, fer which see Tuesdays Az.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

SINCE ftllt committed by the Russian ge-
neral.
We have lost eight hundred men killed,
and have had two Thousand wounded.-At
length, finding himself master of the enc
my's artillery, and all their positions, and
having driven them more than forty leagues,
the Emperor has ordered his army into
winter quarters.
Before this expedition, the Russian off,
GERS declared that they had $50 600 men
Now they do not pretend to reckon hall
that number. Shall we believe their re.
port before or afterit?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
FOR SALE,
And possession given the 1st of January
next,
Il valuable tract ofLand,

In the county Of Albemarle, on the waters
ct Moore's creek, containing 600 acres
The soil is equal to any in the county for
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco
the advantages it possesses make it a desi.
rable situation, it being within two and q
half miles of charlottesville, six of Milton
and four from the Presidents manufacture
ing mill. On this tract there is a good new
two story dwelling house, with other neces.
sary houses, sufficient for the reception of a
genteel family the plantation is in good or
Ger for cropping. Any person inclinable to
purchase, may know the terms by applying
to " iiiiam Gait, in Richmond, or the SUBJ
scrlber, in Milton, who will shew the land,
and treat for the same.
DAVID ANDERSON.
Februasy IL, 1907. 4w
N. B. If the above mentioned tract &c
land is not sold before the 9th day of AnriI
next, being Albemarle court day, IL VIII
that day be sold at public auction, before
Iriplet t. Estes's tavern in the town Of
Charlottesville.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
FOR SALE,
Il yaMa6Ie tract ofLnnd.

n the lower end Of Buckingham, lying ON
4 Buhaloe creek, adjoining the lands of Mr..
James Wilson and Mr.. COPELAND, containing
upwards of enc thousand acres, being in a
populous and wealthy neighborhood and
within three miles of Ca-Ira.
A sufficient quantity is opened to work ten
hands to advantage-the greater part being
yet to clear, Astounding in excellent timber,
and aifording from four to five hundred a
ores Of prime tobacco land.
Mr.. Moses Scott living on the premises
will shew the land to any one inclined to
purchase. For terms apply to the subscri-
Der. SUSANNA WILCOX.
Chellowe, 10th March, 1907. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

gus We deem Il necessary 70 renal that
these rrcsen,m~ utS we've no, founded n airy bill
exhibited to the grand jury. and ,ha, being mega
i've. they met no further attention than mere
perussl
On Wednesday evening, the grand Jury wee
discharged. and Col. Burr demanded release
from his recognzanoe-this the court refused.
he did not appear in court on Thursday morn
ing, as was expected. and in day or two, it wa.
reduced to certainty, that he had made his es.
cape.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24

COMMITTED to the jail Of Hanover
- county, negro woman as runaway,
who says her name is TEMPY, and that
she is the property of Thomas Cawthorn
OF Spotsylvania. The owner is requested
to pay charges and take away said slave.
THE JAILOR.
Hanover courthouse, Mar. 10, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
Legislature Of The Mississihhi territory

The two houses Of the general assembly
appointed committee to wait on the hon.
George Poindexter, and notify him of his
election 20 the congress OF the United States,
who made to the committee the following
reply
GEFTLEMEN-Ir received with emotions
OF gratitude and respect, the notification
OF my election, as delegate from this ter
ritory to the congress Of the u. s. After
a residence among you for several years
during which time, have been principal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-24
For EIire-A MAN,

Uho is 7veH acquainted 7cith he manage
mcnf qf race horses. For further fnjor-
nation af,hiy 10 Mrs. Sarah Gum, Rich-
mond Hiii, or TO
JOHN TURPLyV; sen.
FEB. 81, 1907. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-28

Printing in all its various branches,
handsomely executed at this Office.
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BOSTON, Nav Is.

pl,ocl Resnrns - wee have received let
IS. tI Il dlifrreot parts Of the state, Gnu.
- ,as;oc towns, whose Sclec,men were
s sryora previous to the lAse gubsrnaio-
81 s, election, agscsably. 10 the provisions
~ ne .!ectioa law of the state, passed by
q 81 democratic legislature. CAP the
sas z of votes signed by such upsworn
sSfo' be isgcis They cannot and
rs.s sn'su' be received Will not The
ought ne1 :. sislaiors execute their own
..nocrssls ieb " Iaw which they dee m.
l,s,--pall 'eo,s'. oar,snce as 10 pass not
4 4 % mush IN, or slfong refused 10
tsoverl II must; and if the
'1~o;ts They Ct sstasnl a. least THREE
~, \ = !, excepted, i, 's seis IS w,lllose their
e, I ,sr d mocraiir ,StATos IVAN win not
',, - spa that Mr.. .sva1a Jed tie e.
s s.' ,so,su poyerncr. Its hol aok sharp
= S., s, ID the Legislature Hy,h \ sect.
= and act with spirit on this sas ,,ran-
Va y, .odsrs.anda nombersof I'snaas
j. are s:eaed, and will be preseiAsd'
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PHILADELPHIA May IS

reu,lenseu passenger IN the ship -eol
;;.;aas. now 10 the river, came up TO tS,sss'
h. evening, and informs -, that ms
Nh s.srseilles IKE % April he has Oh
lizard, if hssrecollrcss rightly, tue o4sn OF
oes Bulletin, containing a5v !ces OF q
fresh ergagemens between the kassians
AID French, m which Me latter claims Inc
victory. THIS action is said 10 s,asessaksn
place ID TIE nsighboraooa OF Konigsaarg.
WHICH nlare was insss,ed. AS we already
hns3 accounts irual Paris of the Soth OF
March aad ON Eerdescx@oi us An Of
Apfii, both slaeatas tossais esens, We az
ps,hsod there must Be some mistake 10
his report. The gsnt!susan also iniafnas,
tor, accoucts were resolved at Alarss;iies
Il sn advantage obsaiaed over the ResslaSs
BY the Tutks---So We 60!
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FROM THE BALANCE.
ArE W sGEOGPApHY

Mfr. HoRATro G.. STAFFORD, OF this city,
is preparing for the sress, avery usefui school
book, entitled /" Universal Geography, and
Rudiments ofUseful knowledge: TN apock-
ct vclunle) Containing a short, butzcompfe-
,hensiYe system of Geography. IN It's several
parts; together with brief survey OF the
principles Of Natural Philosophy 81 he WORK
is divided into twelve sections, arranged un-
der the following heads -
Section ! s. Ofthe solar system.
.. Of the earth in particular It's figure.
magnitude andlmotiors Witha great variety
and explanations OF the hHs-
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slsraaorta Dajlp aDs,estissr.
THURsDAYs Nay 81.


From, Ef6oo, March IT, f,eeesved at fefar0le-'
head,
! s. Our chief purposeis to inform you, that
I some time ago, In consequence of an order
tie quarantine was reduced to a few days; outs'
unfortunately, soon after, an American vessel
arrived at Ahcan from Barnssable, on board
Of winch were found two sailors, Tlth' the
highest symptoms of the yellow fey@f. IN
consequence, al severe order was issued from
the king himself, that all vessels coming from
the United States should perform strict qua
tan:ine of forty days. Atiirst it was reported
and believed generally, that.the cargoes couid
not he landed or the captains permltted to VI
sit the lazaretto.; but upon further informant
on, we were assured, that the cargoes migh.
10 disehargsa, aad the masters be Prisilegeo
asSefOre,'
Extract Of a letter from gentlemanin Prince
ton, to his friend in New York, dated
IS NAssAu-fIALI, l4tn May, se7. &
sc The trustees Of this Institution met here
on the 18th instant, and the nextday the sum-
mer session of the College wasvepened. VIA
nv Of the students vino had sjoined.insthe late
iasaifcIlCn,s ap f'cAtcu octoiS '<tS "o>' 49,
expressed their regret for the part they had
acted, aud made suchpFomises ofinture obe-
dience, as induced the trustees to restore them
otaeir former. standing, in their respective
classes. Insthe evening, the Hon. Elias Bou-
dnot, ON behalf of the Board, delivered an
Address to the whole body Of the students as
ssmbled in the public Hall, which was heard
with great attention and respect.
The exercises of the College have COM
nenced with the greatest appearances OF 5000
order, and submission to the laws. Some oil
hose VINO had been misled end who had leen
Prevented, by peculiar circumstances from
Coming up at the beginning of the SESSION.
are returning to their duty, tits believed, I'M
Ger full conviction of their late error Even
q those, who through some scrnples OF false
honor, have not re-entered the College, the
greater part have very candidly condemned
NE principles of the combination, and have
expressed their regret for their participation
mt 1t is remarkable, that of all those who
'ook part in this combination, not more than
{ a'ee or four pretend that they had the small
Ha personal grievance to complain OF, IN the
Wsernment of the college. Upon the whole,
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J. yeorobase cries out, g Whato'cleck
" =, Add the sane voice xasve Is IS = I
'ssai.y.'
!. The Wondering voice Of Btidane ad,
3. j oa & hose OCCASIONS new energy tohls.
soqieacs, and nc auditory 'a'',''' As,zsa'e g
- :. '.oeus ge and ideas, appeared u dIsmay
-. ffasors Ye who are wholly sngrossedl
..bsu, your ewn Ispusas on, tau At tAc,sfeSss
ii his apostolic man, aud isasa rom :
,,ssloaafy, wnsre.n uas clog lencs Co.'S
s.sls.
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NDTilE.

81 It will be required Of allthose
of the Militia. who have been furnished with
Arms, that they appear. at the Battalion
Muster cquip'd agreeabIy to law. Those who
have not been heretofore supplied VIII receive
them Oh the: ground
May 2I
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sz - s. ~
the prospects OF the Institution, both for ino-
) rails and Improvements are evidently more la
4 yoraDle THAN they were Tor some time before
the disorder took place. Every student app
i pears to come with mis- mind imp with
@tne necessity of suDordinat ion and obedience
to the l4sgs. En- collegc recommends Its
soperatioa with upwards of one hundred stu
! dents, and others are daily entering,
8 We had an oppor tunity Of conYersing a few
days past, VITA a respectable and worthy old
]. Revolutionary soldier,who among other things,
4 relatcd to us the two following circumstances
which, though well Known IN the neiyhbor-
/ hood where they occurred, we do not recollect
ever TO have seen published, and as they ought
not to be forg gotten, ne with pleasure relate
I them in the Old semitic nan ssoWD words:
SIS On the l5tfs day of Mrrca, 7Sl, sixteen
brave Americans were made prisoners by a
| party Of British troops, In Spartanburg. dis
trict, In South CaroAna fouFot the number,
viz. captain Matthew Pattern of that district,
captain James Elder, I.andy Farrar3 s Charles
Bruce, were tried as rebels, and Without much
ceremony were sentenced TO be executed the
next day at ten o'clock. When they were
| brought Is he galIows. and after the ropes
were tied sronnd tne;r necks. captain Pattern,
Il $ COOL deiiberate and -un,launted m amer
addressed the officer and attenslanfsf;n these
words: 6 Gentlenen, I am N your power,
and you may easily take my life, bat 4 have a
satisfaction you cannot deprive me of, i have.
yet friends left who syell know will have TWEEN
ty lives formine." This short address was de-
aiyered in that cool and co1fslent nlannerwlic.l
made it ingaresslpe and the condemned prison
erss were Immediately par<fonee, and our in
formant, who was one of the number, adds,
that captain Pattern is now living With.his Sd
wife, andhe hopes he may long ilyesto raise a
numerous offspring, as brave and as worthy as
ilRself.''
Augusta Herald. I
rsa re was a pubic MAGAZINE kept at the
J, ~ Colonel, Thomas. i, s;.arta1,nur.y dis
800 81 Carolina. in the wear l779, and
q -, 4; !, covered that party Of tories aas!
!. r,a;.,ad On a certain day to attack, and if
aels j.. mn themselves masters OF tie
Poss'S ,.,,,,lse,e of men had collected together
psace' 9 rF,o,rbooel for ifs defence. Bnt
rom the that as soon as the tories made
II 50 hs'pS ,cs3;n aboiiy. Oh a hill near the
theif' se ,neu to whom lis defence
magazine, an ID. eet|. except Josiah Gull
nad Desas eo s'. soldier who. animated by
bertson, a private st,ie;t. resolved, that he
the true a amer Weld, while he had
wound neisnei 10, .,,efnre called his wife
strength TO hgght. Iletiie , +braa cher NO,
ana ilef iiloellst, anu W. several mus
men g ms asslssa''o -. CIV ro,> Vi we're directed
he.s =, nc NUS ~ M hand ths1 10 cu.bertson,
TO load the guns and , nana lneh' soon as the
tones aavansea Vim ,l.ol9, s ~, as he had
!, IN n,,er room, he fired
frr,, e,;ferent windows with as much rapidty
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TO RENT.

stN 5a5t seG~2 " ~ LIN Is
- NEW and convenient two story BRICK
IN HOUSE; on Priace-street, next door
to Mr.. Abel Janney's. It is iii a healthy ST
tuation, and. good water, Further hibernate
ON may be had of James Gam4adeli, CT at the
next door to the said house.
May 81. lawtf
j. T. WIS Il A N N "A Y,
TOfthc House Of MsCuLLocA and LANNAY's,
Baltimore] at lis. Sore, King+street, be-
tween Royal and Pitt streets,
HIS JUST sRECEi2ED,
An additional supply Of Prints
From their manufactory, WIZ.
900 pieces 5-S CALICOES.
400 do. Sd Go.
100 do. 70 do.
400 do. a. do.
400 Bed Covers, of diHe,ent sizes.
$50 dozen Pocket Handkerchief, do. do.
ALSO,
,aeo' pieces Cambria Muslin, from SIS
to ga.
500 do. Madras Handkerchief.
$50 do. Rolls
SO do. Irish Linen.
2 bales Emcrties.
White and black tEnglish) Silk Stock
iiags-
Which will be sold low for cash or accepts
ances in town.
Nav o..
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The emperor Of Russ,a has given afresh
instance Of 40 enlightened mind, 10 an U.
kase which hasteceptly beensissued a. 81
Petersburg, 10 fayor.of conmsrce. In or.