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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-21
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6EING frequently solicited 81 ! nun.
Der Of respectable Gentlemen TO come
forward Is Candidate Ia represent you
in the General Assembly Of this Com
monwealth, this Is therefore to inform you
thar I have at last got my own consent,
not only toenlarge the Geld Of yourchoice,
but If elected, 70 serve you faithfully,
according my best Judgment and ability.
I win add, fellow-citixens, that I have
lived amongst you nearly thirteen years,
and IN the course Of that time, I have been
endeayoring 70 learn the political situ-
alton Of our common country, and have
established formyself . place Of residence
IN Berkeley County, where il Is probable
I may pass the balance Of my days Il is
therefore natural 70 suppose that my own
interest, win Lead me upon all occasions,
topronnote your welfare in general, Is .
body polite, Of which body myself and
family forms part--I viii flrther add,
that there may be aanumber of persons
who vote for measures and not for men,
that may wish to know my political senti-
ments in order 70 give them that infor-
nation, ! do declare myself TO Be q real
republican, 4 true friend to the constiitus.
ton Of the United States, and an appro-
ver Of the present administrators OF the
general government. Ia "A 7
With ssntiments Of esteem, ssssz
/ leave youlto judge, 5- ssss
and chuse for yourselves.
JOEL WARD.
MiH-creek, Decemb<r %, lsoa.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-21

a Gsf N LETTERS emainiag in he
Poss-Of al Shspherd's 7S1vn, tie
istef january, 1905.
10 William Boilin, or Boilind. Ruha-
u. miah Banks. John Baltzer. Peter
Boss, Smith6eld. 2. .s=: : s; 90, = 10
i G. Peter China. Jacob comegys. IA.
COD Cox. ~ -..,,s. ~. - ~ . /.
D. Thomas Delap, care Of Mr.. NJ
Murran. - r
E. Evans & Jemmison, three letters.
x. Alexander Kerney. e. ~
n I. Thomas Lee. Henry Lyon. II
M. Jeptha Martin. BARNARD Miller.
William M'Canee, or M'Canee, Keep
tryst Furnance. So
R. David Ross Loudoun COUNTY.
s. Lewis Sailor, Chair.maker.
=. William Thompson, Miller.
~. b. A effer, advertised the Lsst
quarter, divecfedfo Doctor 1oseth Con-.
an, near Shstherd's Torpn, and care ofr'
Wiiiiaas wilson, Middletown, Is stHhrrs,
and az this Lrtter Is said to contain a mote
Of hdnd for 10 is o, and mav BE- of.
snskerfanct 70 me o1pnsr, he 1giH Be- flea.
sed 70 tale notice, thatif tDii1 be {oYruayA-
81 70 the General Post-0 flee ihs aad inst.
III NOT befoSe taken ab.
- Where no place ofresidence i
mentiened, inor near Shepherdh Town.
isto be understood.
JOHN MORROW, Pm.
y + 8 Z ~ :. Z y SO =s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-21
RATTERsoN.oxD MIL.

THE Public are hereby informed,
. that On the 18th instant, the Sub.
seriber wiz take possession of his Min on
Tuscarora Greek, about one mile and an
half from Maztinsburg, wen known BY
the above name and that, from that
time forward, II win Sc under his own
.immediate Inspection.
He has employed A attentive Miller,
WHO'S wen acquainfed with manufactu-
ring FLOUR. He (the subscriher)
win waFsant, and stand accountable, for
the inspection pf al common Flour made
e his Mil, and win engage 10 produce
from every hundred buskels Of clean
understandable Wheat, weighing siiixty
pounds per bushel, TWENTY BAR-
HRELSe fSUPERFLNE flour.
! Specialattention shall be paid 70 have
Grists bronght by customer, well
HUGH y. RA7TERsoM
January, iso3.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-21

BERKEEEH CouNTy, %.
OcTopER CoURr, fso2.
4ndye1o WaGgener, surviving Execntorof
William Eulninehnns, dec,d Cnnn,f.
AcA1NsT " I,
Am HenEhmp, spidou and admrx az
Wikian Hehsha1p, DECD, spho 1vas Essr
ef I1nes Craniagh dm, decd, Nichoias
Heash1sU, Rachel Lemon, Le1uis Moore
aid Rebeccd he sbifc, Levi Hensdasv.
Hiram Henskaw, Seth Duneds: and
Rhespanna- Ne ,Oifs, Adam Stephen
e HenshasU, Jonathan Seomon Heneha1v,
\ WashiRgfon HenshGv, William .Slarph-
~ HeRskaw and Uriah Springer Hen
skazU, de said Adam Sfsbken, # ia
AGthan Seamon, Washinefon, Wiiilsam
Slanghter and Uriah Springer, are
infants under The age az 81 seays,
(which said Nicholas, Rachel, Rsbecca,
Lfpi, Hiram, Rhepaana, Addm Ste.
thsn, Jonathan Seamon, W,askineton.
William Slaughter and Uy;ah Springer,
are children and co-htirs and co-ieir.
isses of the said William HepskasU,
dscs9-Defendants. hCHANCER1.
THE Defendants, Nicholas Hen.
y shaw, Lewis Moore, and Rebec-
q his wife, nothaving entered their ap-
pearanee agreeable TO an act Of Assem-.
bly md the rnles Of this Court, and il ap-
pearing - the Satisfaction Of the Court,
that they are not inhabitants ofthis Com
fnonwealth, on motion Of the Complain
ant, By his Counsel, il i ordered, that
the said Defendants do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday IN
March next, and answer the bin of the
Complainant, and that copy Of this or
derbe forthwith inserted IN the Virginia
Gazette, for two months surcessiyeIH.
and published q the door Of the Court
House IF the said County.
A Copy. W U
Teste, M.
H.BEDINGER, {. ). {.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-21
no ~ SoLn.

"a VALUABLE BODY Of LAND.
IL situate in Berkeley County, ViySi.
mia, near Mill Greek, containing 500
acres. This Land is divided INTO three
Tenements, with good Barn and con-
yenient Dwelling House, an excellent
apple Orchard Of about So bearing trees,
with number Of pearh and cherry trees
on each piace-About so or go acres Of
Meadow IS made, which IS nearly eousI-
" aPportioned between the different pla.
ces, and . considerable quantity more
may be made with but little trouble
About one half Of the Land l. cleared,
enclosed with good fence, and in excel
lent farming condition |; the other half
e elothdwith soodtimber, suehas white
and black Oak, Hickory, &c. There
are four springs Of good Water on this
Land three ofwhich are so situated 10
70 be convenient 10 each Of the different
houses. The Property may Be seensnd
The terms known on specification 70 the
subscriber, living on the premises.
An indispensable title, free from in-
cnmbvance, win be given.
JONATHAN GARRARD.
! 0ekobey 1, 1904. NJ. - r
y - 9 ~ - 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-21
PURSUANT % the las. win Of Jo-

i seph Berry, deed, Of Hampshire
County, the Executors offer, atpriyate
sale, the following Tracts of Land, situ-
ate in the County Of Frederick and state
of Virginia, ON the head waters Of Slee-
py Greek, viz. ~
One Tract containing $50 acres, MOS
on kss, whereon John Berry formerly
lived, the improvements are 20 acres Of
cleared land, 2s (Which are good Ii
mothy Meadow, and much more
may Sc made, with the advantage ofw
fering the whole q small expense 4
good Dwelling House, Kitchen, double
Barn, md other out Houses, two good
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-21
- ,e.al-- 1o .t--IA.lalc
FALL GOODS.
The Subscribers have just received and
fnishedobening, O very handsomednd :
General Assortment Of ., = =
!. : FALL and WINTER
. C @ o D S.

WHieH are offered for Cash or Country
Produce, on better terms than any Of the
same kind and quality have been scld IN
this place for number Of years.
20 N. b. THOSE who are indebted
20 rs, BY bond, note or, book account,
are requested to come forward and settle
of their respective accounts, a. no fur
ther indulgence can be given. - Al
2. NADENB0UScH. = Co.
MarhnsbHsg, November 10, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-17

writer manifefts towards the clergy
there can be little doubt bur its auhc,
IS the prefident's Ian man who, fome
time ago, ,publlfhed his inve6lives agar 4
Jffdsral7m and the niaJfevJ Of religion over
the hgnature Of Farmer !: bet petceiv-
ing, after various attempts. that his
J'underbnjS discharged itielf bask7pards
and hurt his friends more thnn federal
i'm, at which he took aim, he was ad
vhed to change bis namc, and aAume
one more expreGve of his real char
ader.
Mr., Spinsext being the greatea law
character, the prelident could find in
New England, II feems to be taken for
& g'anted that bis productions, in the o.
pinion of the /st, are unanfwerable !;
hence we 6nd them rspubiihed in The
Republican Gazette, with challenge
10 the writer's for the Pail sdium TO an
twer them J. protef againa accepting,
or interfering with this challenge, being
neither writer or reader Of the Pat
ladium bur propofe 10 fabmit to
your confederation fome reflections on
tie fentimcnts Of this Golisb of The ad-
niniilraticn. And that. none Of his
ipirits or fosce Of realonmg may be Ion,
by partial quotations, pray you TO
publifh the whole NUMBER which Iiend
heIewith.- The iimple. reading, with
out comment, of fh5 GoEah's lucubra.
tions, when he called himfelf a Farmer,
aided the caufe of ,rnb and tederaiI5a /;
and ] an miiiaken if his Spinfext does
not SO as wide Of the mark, he aims At,
as did his btuadv5af.
Yours, &c. -
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-17

hands Of our nation-t wss read with avidi-
ity, by The Hfpsng infant sro M The hosrv
h-ad--it was read in our town siItmhsirs-it
was read III our focial cirrcs--ir wss read AZ
the head of our troops in The feld--and u was.
10 fomc infances, made part of the crereifes
Of the day. IN the temple Of onr God-Ths
elect was alon:fling--ir electrified the con
tinent even to its ccntre--it was the trump ~
Liberty, that cauled Americans 10 rife lit was
2 resurrection 20 their laundering cncrgies-ir
gave iheng'h 10 excrtiun-and WIS as chnvin-
eng to The mind as the thunder of SINAI
! They faw thar kings were Eot l-cred thcv
isw CLEARLY, that kings we're originally given
20 eerie --and thar i was nct fin TO con-
| tend with the Lords anoinrcd.
he fratix7enfJ errf1in,d in that Essis book oen
Grated with for independence, which wss
| rrsiured and riptncd into action, and Drodn-
eed char er effreedon 10 tie new born ions
OF mefics The party who then were enc.
m'e' OF Paine, are the fsnr at this period--Ia
Ii775, they were frriS In 1866, they are
called fsdtraiJfs-Thc qusaion with then. ia
not, what i Paine's religion bur wha, are
ms politics Had he returned % Arnrriea
with a. many fins a. Maasyz5-with as manv
devils IS Mary Maqdziias--.f ne had lanocJ-
with fword in one hand, and with atorch
10 the other, TO overturn the prefent, and ID
troduce the old adrliaiaration---hc ysou,d
hsve been carefed by the frderalifs. and
canonizsd as Q faint am NOT advocatin1
the age ef yr.jon-I regret il was ever printr1
---iv was not calcul1kd 70 advance the hapui-
ntis OF man--aud to weaken he religion ot l
nation y reprehenibc.-Ye for this one
tfsnigrcfton, IS he TO be crucifed i one
inludicicus af. 70 wipe away AL his incor-
tsnr frrvicess u he for that, fianer above
all men 4 Whoever believed DR.. ChauDcv.
Er. Mayhew, or DIR. Clark. were all vie
men, becauie their religious creed was diffar-
ent from Or. NIorfe's Are not her char.
attefs veneratcd by thc wife and coed And
arc they not a. grcat an honor to tbtir conn
Try a. ifthcy had pijtsyeda Grerr1tA, Who.
VI this enlightened age has the tsrnerirv fo
damn Hume, PoIinghrokc, Vo.ta,re. G.bbon
and number of Others. wbo claimed rohr
to think for themtIves ! Thcfr M N arc ron.
hdered as an honor to any aac or anv nation.
Who coniider Peter iefs fliEt. afthouuh n,
one innancc he denied his Saviour : Thefr-
tore thou arr inercuiabIe, o man, waofocver
thou art, thar judgef for wherein thou ind y
cit 6s0tv. thou condemned thyfllf; for tbs.
that judgea, doeft the Jane sbincs'
srINTFxr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-17

M
Siats Of Obio.-The convention cont
olqded their contribution on the z7.h
ulr. The. AGen.bly will .coniit Of 4
Senate and Houf- af Representatives
The latter TO be cholen 10 the ratio of
for 600 inhabitants. The former TO be
bait the number of the. latter. The
flrR HOME will have "a members
Senate I6. The Representatives 70 be
choien annually-Senators biepn;alIy.
10 a. one half 60 out each year. Are
preventative muf-be IS yssrs of age
a Senator 'so.-The next aasmbly to b.
choieain January, and meet ii March
lshe Governor is to hold bis oE se for =
years. Judges are to-be appointed bg.
joint ballot of Senate and Houie-to
continue in Office years. The Trea.
iurer and Secretary are to be eletfed "
JOINT ballot Slavery is not allowed.
White perfons may indent themielv.s
for any time-blacks cannon for NOR.
than year. Fer(ons of c~lor are ex:
clEded from the right Of fufFrage. No
Perion is to vote who does not paw a tax.
and as no poll tax is allowed, ptrfons
mutt have fome property to have riehr
10 vote.
The goverpor's falsry IS not to ex.
cred looo-J0dges Iooo--Secrerar w.
Sco--Auditor 75o-Treafurer 4so--
Legislators 2 dollars per day.-Me4u-
ysrk paper,
A packet was uPfet the 9Th ut. IL
the Delaware ; on board Of which.
were FIVE paGengers. male and female.
who we're all drowned Among rhent
was Mifs Wheaton, who had bcea az
Fhiladelphia with her father, to make
preparations for ber inteuded marriage
in few days.
A large wooden ltore near Perk flips
Newyork. gave way the z5th ul5. aud,
Il feN into the river. It contained 600
barrels Of -four mott Of which IS loa,
or damaged.
y a murder was la.ely committed ar
Ear Greenwich, in Rhodeifl4nd, by one
Anthony Spencer. on the body Of
Thomas Strait. The ferner was cpt-
ting wood on land, by leave Of. his
neighbor, when he was ordered OF by
Spencer, and on rtfu(al. went to his.
houte, procureda fcythe, returned, and
thruR iti through the body of Strait,
which foon terminated his exaence.
The Hon. S. T. iIafon, Of Virginia
one Of Csllendef's old friends, has been
rs-eie6ted 10 ,hs Senate Of the T.. S. By
the Legislature Of that Rase.
Hon. Gideon Odin, has bsea cholra
q reprefent the $. ". Diaria ii Ves-
mont IL the 9Th Congref;
Gen. Chamberlain, a federal repnSli-
! can, X is faid. has been choieu III tire ".
L. Dilfrid. Ia the other Difsics X y
believed there has been 10 Choice. ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-17

Go the enitor Of tbe ]oortiamu ouzstts.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-17

ulboIsfsIe prizes Carrsnt at .5oacn.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-01-17

- .vr~-.@.eo " 49, u ne .~..s..or
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30

htytoconp'e:e reielbiiaccG, 20 BE- vigorous
pclncicie IN the human Mid vel, in ibis in
itauce, niuE declare, my pcopcatiry 20 DC an
exception 20 tGeThcorv
ne policeman IS, howSver preparing th,.
way Tor iuch an event, whether Il writes a
book or NOT, in anfHer 10 your eurrie, lie
expects TO DC preiideAt. Like the wri1er 81
thc declaration OF independence, Adascs, Ma
hornet, AMI Nance CaPac, ne hcainq, by per-
t1ading hrs followers 10 believe, that he az
pears, no. N he character of 4 mere earthly
governor, oet, rs an ergdn end iAtfrbyster Of
ne ds0laf TaiHsf TIE Psapit she fiprc ne be.
'ng,whIch me author OF he Notes hirniec and
all other good democrats profefs 10 worfhiD.
bscaufe oEfce IS the parable The deity pronifcs,
and while they have It's lows in view, the d.
vine will Of the people is the conaant theme
0! their alteration aud the object Of their
ldolatiy. Bntas lisa 1lerceEary deitv which
they worfhip, like he Moluccas, the T'ar1ars,
the Chinetc, and many other idolatrous tribes.
Ii the idol only appears 20 liftcn to their
prayers, trey feat aud careis him, they create
has chops With precious fat, and fondlyc call i
the m5ai@ u iG6onr. They endeayour 70
pFop'tlate their idol with ba.barous offerings
OF the regulations and characters which thev
have hunted down and deitrcved; and tbcy
calole it with promifes Of {hare in the booty
they may acquire, If he fhall prove p,opitious
and they ihouid be iucceGfal. Bot if they
nappen II be uniucce(SfIl, or, By any Chance.
or change, thcir expectations lower, or (tIf
plelon7 atlte, as 70 rte leryiiity, and favor Of
their idol. they Immediately iet upor him with
beating, 'evliing, and reproaches. Have we
nos lay they you uugratefIl rc5ch,pampered,
and caTeiied, and hattered, and detGej, and
"orihiped, and made YOU god, and vel YOU
are f5oward, diiobedient, and DO not favor our
deiigns If the idol Gems fullen and does not
prom'te amendment, they proceed after the
manner IA which the ChineCc particularly
treat their refractory and difobedient IDOLS,
to tatten cord about his neck and drag him
through the dirt. To this Iaf ceremony Of ire
Verenca, the conduct OF the 2rgan at The dtUlnf
50iA 9t TIE Peoofs, and that Of his apoFle C5ssf
nan, viii vouch Tor me. Did he not, DURING
the lat election for governor in Penufylvani4.
drag I number OF his IDOLS, who were rather
dliobei,ent and refractory, bv the neck, through
the diuaf his Aurora! And has not the ieer
Cheethau, dragged the idol Of democracy in
New York, through Ave hundred pages of
nth an nattlne!s, upon the lulpicion, merely,
thar he had played lone mcretricious pranLs
with iome OF the federal feet
(Jo BE- e5HtihRta.j
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30
FROM THE aUDsoN GAZETTE.

THAT tie readers Of the gazette
may perceive the psopriery ofpubli(hina
the receiP pit and certificates which fellow,
1t IS nece1ary 10 mention, rhar The sdi
tor OF the Bee has declared e lh@r Of the
fun which" Major Ten Brock owed,
not t10gle cent has ever found It's way
70 the trealury, or to any Of the officers Of
the Unived Stares and. thac there IS
nearly 1000 dollars Till due on MS ac-
count :: what degree Of credit is 80 be
given to fuch foul alp@rii0as, thc(c do
cumeres will how; Mr. Holt is man
oi' 1rue humanity, andwill rejoice at luch
an opportunity to DO jui}ice 10 an up
right character, which he has, 10 the
way OF MS duty been compelled 70 IN
willingly to mangle. Probably there
are no officers under the federal govern
ment who would nos be found Geljn9Hsut,
as it IS termed. were they 70 be turned
out ofofice, and Immediately prolecur-
cd for any balance that might be lland-
ing againtt lhcn
The ltrongeh reaion We have yet feen
fordepr!vIng MAJOR TX co Broeck Of his
Office IS the impropriety Of OK mans
holIing an Office for a great lengch of
time; ii layors TOO much Of auftocrscy
and exclui9e privilege to permit a man
20 earn a part OF his daily bread, in
petty Office, as a compenlation for Wing
levcn yeaFs upon frozen Ground, going
baTef3oted, and rU},ing his life IN ba1rie,
though nor TOO much for one who l}ayed
at homo, burning bis lhins in the CHM
ney corner, and doing notb1ng; tLcfe
are lefVices, 10 bc fure, winch none but
a crack q brain would ever prclume to
boat ot, under che reign Of oecono-
my and frAe dg3ateyGFed oatri9ttylD, in
Which II is difcovered and proved, that
things 60 BET when lalaries are not TOO
higa; thaJ virtue, like perpetual mo-
ton, win move forever, on ils own
ipriags, or in other words, that virrue
ought 70 be LETT TO It's own reward, land
ieryices their own pay.rnai}ers; above
al, under an administration, 10 rrnowncc
for It's aaJiParhy TO the fmcn Of gun.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30
(fbs Lst5sr frd@ Ns.g5eyp, (NG)
Continual Gom ouy M )

Albert Gallatin, in tracing the pah events
If his life, down 20 the nob-meeting ofwhii-
key-meH, aitembled in oPpoGlon to the col
lection of the excite. is conicious, that u be
had not, By fheer accident, been APPOINTED fs-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30
powder, Why talk of the merits Of : ID
dier2
:. a folder payis rags and fame,
a wooden leg aud death!efs ns'le :"
% dsrno's, in aud our Of Conc.
The Laavss and Fines ali bsie

WE the flblcribers do hereby Ger
ZlFy that w have teen ia the hands 3f
)oau {. Ter Brock, cte bond gtvea
oy him Daniel penfeid and Corcoa
Seliton, to rhe United s,ages, for tas
talrt1t-i Fertormaace OF ehs day of col
.cttor OF The Internal revenue by the iaii
John ( Ten Brocc!, and chat tde toi
lo"ing receipt ana ccgaicatp, tl{e for
mer ilgned by Edwa-d Liviagfon, and
the latter by Daniel pcnli-ld, are true
copies Of the originals inIofted on che
tad bond. 3" Dared at FEulfon, 18Th.
ofAPril, &o3.
ITGNITy T : yEy7, r-Nrf-Ir
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30
DANIEL PENFIFLD.

The Bee alto Jays, * Iris well known
mat Mr. en- Brock is a public deiaul-
ter as collector Of the cigy of HU}f5n..
ana fhac the citizens were re-aG- atd TO
pay the lin IN which he was (and Till
rcnlains) delinquent.
This Is equally fal,c with the above
as receipts can DC produced for eyery
cenT %lr. Ten Brock colIected, bur we
eniak. Il uaHecedlry to trouble the pub
nc "l-h rhe1. after de proofs adduced
we arc confident ~ perlon VIII think
'As wore o. M Ten 8.oect.. OF any
othef ger-oa, or any ralng tna- can be
iaid n the Bee.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30
DEN LGI,

Z NT1fJ a-r Yaa E.vors, -fofns n.
~ friends and 81 public, that b; intends
aga practice d. lie iisc Of his profci'ca, aad
a2Y@s " h's AFFINITY % merit e Continuance o.
her 5'Yor5 C-5-rs a3drc0sd 10 him, or9oEss
d5a roit- OFF,, VIII &c itri,..y attended TO-
4r.ls, 1903. r4t"z.J
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30
MtsrRey Z. S

201h January, 1893. The fun paid
6y me above ipeciiei was duly fc5rlrd
between me The l!btcnber and Corton
oehton, one of the lureties within men
E!oned and the within named John c.
len Brock. | do therefore re}e e.
and diichaf5e the Within bond and hefc-
BY cancel the fame.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30

RecenFly @as detected in Albany, e
I@AEeJlIt TIA Dgylsr DlH ffbs Baa{ az
t5eOH9s@S5essy. ltha2 che .e-
9"Eed =. O1so5er. 1890. I'he letter d IA.
me word 2r133en1.is iornerhing cIofe4t!v
Inc llGaa-ur1 Of tbs pieli3cnt, IBog
h/.1lNg 4 ralaer ttin and that Of IL.
caih'et, =. siw2lon, iomeriilng cran.or.
nc oil, -oweYcr, has ftrone relcn-
olahce 20 shoie Which are genuine. and
[,c:q~res very clote in.Pc5,lsa to be
Uncovered. The paper has been a..l.
e%Pretily Tor the purpofe, having the
water marx & Uaits! S5ate5" ana !, :
very good iuirtcion Of thc paper OF tb.
tfUe OIL, though rather Ola h. rl1rr tex
ture. ~
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-30

(T9 BE- continued J
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06
Se!eass |Soctrv.

JUNE.-As oDE.---By Jssn Cory.
Glit;ering with The morning dew,
and ilum'd by saireft light,
Natures beauties meet my view,
Ger the vArient lzndlcape bright.
Hill and dale, and fhady grove
CIilten in the ligh, of day,
And the azure iky above
Shines magnihcently gay.
Counties herbs and fowerets bloom
Ger the meaas in vivid hues;
Ard cheering rich perfume
Through the flowing air diftnfe.
Pair the lPrightIy goGy corn
Waves uxuriant in the gale,
Sweet the hlod'om'd beans adorn
Aad perfume the fertile vale.
O3oriferous fpirits rife
From the fieih nnfolding flowers,
Living tints dtlieht the eyes.
Where they grace the rofeate bowers.
fAir The graceful lily blsws;
scentius the fofi breeze OF morn,
And the besu,eous pink and role
June's ElyGan robe adorn.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-06

Anl10sr to the Coa(alar ManJsfO.
.. LosDox, APRIL 7.
We have, in a fubGequent part
Of our paper, given a copy Of the
Conlular Manifefto, alluded 10
in our lalt, and which, from the
circumstances under which it
has been publilhed, may be con-
fidered as the formal anfwer of
Bonaparte TO the late Mciiage of
his Britannia Majeity to both
Houfes of Parliament. The
mean and unworthy expedient
to which the Confular agent has
had recourfe to obtain the infer
ton of this, farrago in the Ham
.burgh Journal, has already been
ltated BY us, and proceeding
more rarely occurs IN the annals
of ancient and modern times. 1t
is a violation of every principle of
independence, equity and decor
um, and an abominable attempt
to deprive the prefs of every
feature of freedom, aud render it