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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-05
eBos,on Gazstte.l
Washine,tcp,n, en-. nm. I 2 q

!. Washington City, Tliy 20.
Dispatches FROM London arrived IA
Washington Last Menday or TuesdaS.
They were Immediately forward By ex-
press tothe President now NJ Monticello.
tits runonred in the City, that sheys
bring Official notice from the British 70.
yernment, that they intend TO take pos
session Of New-O Orleans and Louisiana.
and warning our government againstpay.
ing the fifteen millions purchase money.
Il is wasting time to make comments On
areport 60 vague and uncertain Is the
above. althoughit appears to have gained
Considerable credit. Should il Be true
cur government WILDE involved in much
Perplexiety. 4.
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NO TICE
sHAT the subscribers n

that the subscribers are ready 70
i receive and manufacture all kinds
of grain Agreeable to the terms hereafter,
mentioned, viz. Out Of every fifty bu.
shells Of merchantable Wheat they wiz
deliver ten barrels of Spper6ne Flour,
and stand the inspection. All Flour
manufactured at our mill win Be deliver
ed at the river without any charge An
other grain shall be particularly attended
to. A generous price will be given m
cash for merchantable Wheat and FIour-
Barrels delivered at the min.
THOMAS sSWEARINGEN,
DAVID BEATTY.
August S, 1905.
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dered his glory venerable BY The hoaf of
prescription, the ranconr Of party spirit,
thoughit has poisoned allthe charities Of
life, hath not corrupted the sentinlsnt Of
homage, which his name instinctively
inspires. We may say, with Rome, stis
deedsef Corioianas haze nor 6ern feetly
utfesed."
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VILE be .old !. ppbIie yendae on

MILL be sold at public vendue on
Tuesday the 1sthday Of October
next, pursuantto the last viii Of Joseph
Glass, deceased, a very valuable PLAN,
TATION, on the head waters Of 0pec-
kon, Eve miles S. w. of Winchester.
This tract contains about 400 acres, Il
fertile, healthy, and beautifully situated
There is on the premises valuable mill.
seat with ao feet fall, Immediately on
the great road leading from Winchester
to Marlbfo' Iron-works. The streami Is
composed chiefly, BY the Junction ofl
notwithstanding springs that rise on
the premises, two ofwhich are conveni.
ent 70 tie dwelling house, and Of m
excellent quality. The miil-pond here
WILDE mosthappily situated fora fishery.
There = ! coed Orchard, and 1 larre
quantity Of Meadow. One third Of the
purchase money at least, win be requi-
red in hand and the remainder 1t two
subsequent periods. An indisputable
title win be made and possession given.
the hrst day Of April, 1904. The sale
TO be on the premises.
ID ROBERT GLASS, Esr. y
duQnsf s.. 1908. 49, Z i u e.
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Immediately On our landing on the soth
June, the leading columns pushed in-
10 Mount Grace, in sight and within lit
de more than two mikes Of Fort Scarbo-
rough; the Summons was then sentto
the French General, who returned an
swerby ofcapitulation. The terms
were finally settled about fourth the NOR
ming Of the FIRST, and at eleven we took
possession Of Fort Scarborough, and the
French, consisting, sailors and all Of
22s, laid down their arms.
a- (Signed
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GROUND PLASTER
Aepf far sale.
ELLICoTT, & Co. \
eth Ninth, sd, 1908. c7w. ]
One c<ns Reyva,rd.

& VfsS Ieltt NetU4kl1.a - -
D AN away from The subscriber on.
N SUNDAY the Sist Julylast. abound
Girl, named Polly YounEs aged about
sixteen years. Had on when she went
away q striped 7Iinsey petticoa6 calico
short gown, wool bat, &c. &c. The
above reward VIII Be paid for returning
said runaway hzt no thanks given. 81
NICHOLAS STRAYER, sen.
A4gEsss :, 1905.
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9 Irepeat again, that my intention IS
not to create alarm but vigilance vi
gour activity, and unanimity, are Iabso-t
iitely necessary % counteract .,he de-
signs Of man, who believes in no other
Providence but Fortune, and who hi.
1herto, ever in his most desperate enter
prizes, has neyerceased tobe its fasour-
lie. Remember, that one army should
really attack Hanover, there are already.
IN this country, in Bfabant,. and on the
Rhine, upwards off 10, 900 men, which
are augmsnting every day BY fresh
troops"
r May 90.
We have seenletters from Hamburger.
atating, that the Senate had made an ap-
piication TO the court Of Berlin for its pro-
tection of property in that city, in the
event Of French invasion. These let
ters add, that no answsr had been return-
ed. Bonaparte, in one Of bis gusts Of
passion declared his determinations to ex-
dude the british from all intercourse
with the Continent, and, in order to do
go, to occupy Hamburger, &c. Con-
sistent with this plan, Portugal is to be
siczed, and annexed to the Spanish Mo.
narchy fshe refuses to shut her ports
against us; and Naples is 10 form ano-
mar RePubfiek should she diobey the
Consular Mandate for our exclusion
The recent march. Of numerous French
troops into Italy, is supposed to have
been combined with this project, the
syowai Of which has induced the Enpe-
ror to strengthen his Gordon ON the We
netian frontiers. 49, ze -: . -. : = +
Bonaoarte has twice Of late pn5,ickIy
spoken on the subject OF bis n,snaced In
vasion of this Kingdom. England, and
not Ireland, he has declared to be his ob.
iect of attack as success in the former
would ensure the fall Of the latter. the.
former might still resist and Baf his en-
tsrprize. He talks Of send; rs his army
hitherm row-boats, during a calm, when
our ships cannot act, measure forwhich
England IS better situated than ireland.
That the First Consul is sufficiently en-.
thusiastickto entertain such a project. Il
very credible; that he win be beaten
should he attempt il, Is very certain.--
Our Acct is active, enterprising, and vi
CLIENT, ensures US protection from the
insult of invasion; but should II By any
accident reach our shores, can any man
Be so lost to the proud and generous feel.
ings of Bfiton, or 20 ignorant Of onr
internal power as to dread the issue. So
Many captures have been made by our
eruizers, &c. during the week, among
the most important are asrich ship from
Surrinan, By lord Nelson 3 valuable
merchantman, By Sir s. Smith I another
Surrinam ship, BY the Diamond :Gand i
French East. fndiaman, BY the Piemy.
The port of Brsst is so closely bIoeka-
ded, that no vessels can enter il. On
Tuesday, Ave briggs making for the har-
bor mtf,e eaf,,,,re i ,,,L.,,, 4 .,f j, 80,
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PLALSfER OF PARIS.

rTSHE,h bscribers at their Mills, nine
j andan half miles from Baltimore,
onthe Frederick Turnpike road, have
erected Machinery capable Of Manufac.
turing atoa of Plaster from the large
stone in an hour. q
The public are hereby informed, that
they now hold themselves in readiness to
Manufacture for those who may apply,
ON moderate terms.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12

,nterrupe rhe reading OF a memorial ;,
thing before unheard OF Ia the anem-
bly,. He was an Allocate in that act OF
theft, by which the majority fole fif-
teen hundred dollars from their conti-
iueats, 60 be made a prelenl of GO the
public printer. For what other or better
than the blackeit aud nolt downright
theft cam you term il, TO pay twenty -fe-
ven hundred dollars fora piece of work,
when two refponGble andrepuFable prin-
tiers in Richmond had icpararely offered
to do the fame ching for twelve hundreds
The aiiembly did this becauie they were
Playing with the money OF The people.
70 that people, we fubnit whether it
is crime to cheat them, and whether
they think chat iuch fellows lhoull be
tent hack tocheat them aiecond time :
II is very true that fifteen hundred dol
liars are ROT greaJ fun for fate like
this to lole. But nind shat your rrea.
Jury is often quite empty. When you
are going to entruit man with ten
thouiand pounds, it IS very inserelina
TO learn chan he hss been detected in
itealing five killings This flews you
what he IS, and puts you ony your guard.
M the fame manner, the robbery of
the fifteen hundred dollars ihews how
the aiiernbly were likely to behave in
the arnlory ,bunnefs, and how the eve
culve council cameeo give Citizen Loo
a fec cfievcn hundred dollars. when the
whole iniide furniture of his iculi was
NOT worth half rtrat fun
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their own party; very lisiet therefore; can
be eHpected by writing. Liitenirg would
had IL faGection, reflection 70 Knowledge,
knowledge 10 change al opinion, change
Of opinion * a revolution. All this the de-
nocrats well know; and as they have gained
she alceildenCy by tisI{reprcieutng, or fup-
preiiing the truth, IL IS IN vain 70 expect that
their prefent or f0tutc Conduct will DC more
luH.
There are many we'i-;ntofmea people
shrouphout the United States, who have nor
only perfuaded thenielves, but have alto per-
faaded many other people, and 10 sne opinion
has become general, that Mr.. Gsllatin is
h1an Of preeninent, and fuperior talents. here
others who think that he is the very ph-
nscie OF virtue, ca,idour and ibteqritg, There
are a few; but alas how few, who heilcve
that this torrent of popularity and pubic "a
yot is altogether delulion.
insteat any of his idollrrous difcipies 70
read the CELEBRATIONS which I have already
snade upon the fale of she blnk Goek, and all
the collateral iubiects to which have allud-
ed, which either were connected with it,
or which Gaiiatin, If he had naderdood his
saiineis, might have brought 10 bear, in
tfeat my fellow citizens TO confdef that this
AZ I'M sUe lS-SSf'S vi d oSSi4'biASIE uHtHi.HtN-
ten; is NOT the Eaadlleis OF disappointment
1t IS nos the zeal of partyiim; it is wrirset By
one OF yourfclyess who neithsr ever bad, nor
fought 10 hold > lucrative ofice, @ho neither
escs did or viii attach hHnielf TO any political
action, unieis there ihoaid be cne which
would pronounGs all lis DEGREES in the temple
of truth, and perform all its deeds under the
basness Of juifice.
FEI3ERhL!ST'.
~, 2
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4
The following paragraph, which ap-
peared in the Recorder Of February 9th.
gave rife TO the above in,rufon.
C Hay came to rehde in Richmond
(" ionnethng more than TWO years ago.
(" fic was nor then worth four thoufand
/" dollars. His practice as alawyer, fuP-
!" ported a genteei fubfifence, and tilar
F" was all. He is now building houic
S near the capitol, which cannon colt him
!" leis than ten thou!ana dollars. One is
" tempted to ak where he got the
" money He lives III iunpeuous
I" title. He keeps great deal Of com
!" panY- We with to know Il It is true
" that after dinner, or ripper, cards
: arc conttantly propofed, as an anuie-
n1ent, thay two fcparaee parties are
" Immediately formed, and Hay pre-
lides at one of the cables. An hun
s" dred pcoplc IN Richmond have re-
ported fuch particulars. If The tale is
6 talie, faofe people make a very bad
g ietsrn for MS good eaeef. Il is tnr-
< f6sr fad f3at a pe,ioa IN Hays tag7f-
& dfaes, ard Ss.bo il contWaaiIY payiag
q'.fts ~ lbis bggie, is arrays al ore Of
6 fb9if tahits. NJ. haze already esepiaia-,
$ ed The aefnre Of RE gass AZ Loo.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
DE19OGRH7JcA
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.
Confined 9,o,x ar I'M.

On the ground OF this prolecution, . favs
the Examiner, correctly conducted on tbe
: Dsit eifaoiiihed principles OF the common
: law, nor ohly the attorney general is Be-
:. ie9fndvstss, but the whole republican par
ty polluted with the fouIea abpfe, >, To
De lure, II Is Juit what they defsrved ami
mutt have expected. The orofecurien IF
Sreiwell PFeleuts the broadett aI,duofa brazs :,
tfonted reverfal Of all their former profef;ons.
for as TO Priaftpiss, they feem out of the
q"eition. ne republicans are iuf now
running their heads againh the very fape
poit, upon which the federal neriecutorS
knocked out what brains they had I,heExarni..
nef adds that, With the mof eeregious fol-
" " and itupidty, too, or with the mott cri-
: minai tettltution of candour, the reuubliea,
party IS charged with inconfihsncy in nl,t.
ting theie peaecutiens on foou, after Their
"execration OF the fedition law" a Iit,le
after this the Exaatiae4 fays that this law
Was fEPsa!sa. liz expired of itfeIf; and tb-
republicans, for the fake Of confihencv, war.
ob!!ged TO oppoic the renewal of it. The
examiner has not even attempted TO thew in
What tenie it can be hupid or criminal 80
blame the republican party for this nrnfecn-t
ton OF Cromwell. This alledged con,tpo,.
law principle is ten thoufand times more inn
pudent, more tyrannical, more hideous. rhan
any paft OF the iedltIon act And fhaIl nor
she republicans be condemned for itp TIE
tut IS commenced by republican attorra,,.
general I he bills were found bv \ ren,,l;.
can Juryi and By a jury OF the fame Rar,r viii
Cfoiwell be condemned That the nart,,
are committing the mot infolenf and cr;,
miial incoTiifency nc mortal can do,f,r IL
for the common law,l we have onlyto cor
iult Madiion's pamphlet. Here folt,ws
MS opinion upon the character of tbs
common law. The third OF the f,hfeonea.
quefIesmarches as dire6lly inro the heart oe
Crosweil's eaiesas if the author had wrot. -
on PuTpoic. The maxim in oueAio, hse
been crulned by parliament. indeed svhst
could be more prepolterous than 70 place tbe
writer OF true, or even of a falfc paner ,,,,o,,
footing million of times worIe IA.
that OF robher, or a parricide we rro
proceed with Mr. Madiion, f'-
:" ne difficulties and confifion ;nf.n,r.
bic from constructive introduction of IN.
Common, law, would afford powerful re-,
6 ions againft it.
Is It TO DC the common law with. or
without the Britifh ftatutes
eeifbont tbs fafntoSy 7,,sug1,ot, u.
giffs q the e'&s sootla be rasuProR ~
It WITH thefc amendments, what perioy
!, : 70 De hxtfof limiting the Britfh sutbo-
rity over our laws
C Is 4 70 be the date Of the eldea or the
yo1ngeit Of the colonies
I, @S'r are the dafes to be thrown together.
aHd = med'ua deduced,
{. - ~ = Is our Independence to be taken fer
Is, again, regard TO be had to the var;o.s
fn4nSes IN the common law made bv tbs
ioea codes Of America y '"e
!. G.I - regard to be cad 70 iach changes, ,us-
Ieqoert, as well rs prior, to the sESsi;g,r,,.
4 OF s'e conitiiuGon; = ''N .-'""ii'i'o'H
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! WILL BIZ. SOLD.
TO De eontihaeA

Il T psbiss Aa7ies, to the higheit bidder. on
IN Eueioay the zsdh infant. befose the door
sf Taares lM'ClRre, in the city Of Richmond, ali
the rerihnat sita,e of IAass STUART .deceafea;
eonEfing of a fow articles Of HsaGbois f.,Ai,afe,
1--WE hogfrea6s Of ',lf iasia Ran, one crate Of
ESri5sA-avars, few barrels Of Ssenr (n4li
quantity Of Northern K&m, AMI about 1909 :bs.
Cbsk. Ninety day. credit will be .ycn for all
iunIs above ten dollars, on the purch,,ers giving
aosss with approved iecnrisy, to
HENRY Red, admir-.
RitS3aa9, fE4re5 qt5 1896. (t23N.J
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
FROM THE BALANCE.
70 TIE Ep1roRs.

10 re EDITORS.
AT this alarming criiis, while ool;fi-
cal doctrines are advanced and nlea-
!pres arc attempted, by men high in
o'ace, which are utterly fisbverliqe OF
the liberty OF the prels, it is neceffary to
teft the Prefent conduct of lorne OF the
leaders OF the democrats with their for-.
mrr predictions and 70 expoie their ny
poorly 10 the view of the pubic. For
Gins purpoir, jrequelt youto repubIiih
an exrfact,from a palnphlef, containing
d number Of letters, which were d.
rected TO PRECEDENT Adams and alto 70
Pnoliih my remarks upon it. Al the
fame time, adpile you to be cautious.
for Tie late reiolve of the Virginia az
ien7biy, and the fpeech of governor
M'Kean, which hos been followed bv
apublc svowai, that :rntb iijslf is ali
be-, induce nc 10 believe chat there is
aiynematit plan 70 nuzzle the federal
preGSs.
Your @oajs0rio9 and aerica9furel de-
PartmenSs are fate Dur IN rep4rd 10
Polincs, warn you not 10 publifa the
E0boIf rrutfl. You may yer have cauic
bitterly TO remember the old adagA
namely, the trurh is not 20 te ft1oken
al ali times" Therefore, it there bouId
i'e any icFtiment in ny remarks, rhat
w.d expoie youro the iafll of the nc y re-
pn5Iltdn law, ] with you TO fuppreG il.
Bur to the point,---In the frf number
OF the aforementioned panphlet, the
writer, after declaring the fedition law
20 be uncontiutional, proceeds and
concludes as follows:
Yet, Sir, however clear your opi.
g mon, howeyerdccided your conyic-
tion may be, on this gfear conftiru,
" tional quehion, there IS che point in
Which We maa all agree. Ii IS a
truth which cannot be denied, trvth
inpported by facts, as notorious al
they ate aiarming, thar the fedition
g bid IS IL cha highet degree danger
Gus and inexpcdient. In chs barc
" Of the world it is jutly regarded as
" an attack on the liberty of the prcfs,
" ant has routed che attention Of the
[" iupinc Ii has iufamed that fpirir Of
I" iulpicion aad dilcontent, which, I'M
F" fortunately for the people, has been
f" already too powerfully excited, and
Z" has direa and obvious sendsncy 10
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
10 TIE PUBLIC.

WITH the Pretent number com
mences the Saturdays Recorder. rhe
price being two, dollars per annurn. paid
IN advance. We ihal often be una
voidahlg compelled &c continue LONG
articles from one. paper TO The other, 70
that the lsiblcribers 70 III. We !nefday's
Recorder will find il extremely convc
hicnt 60 take the Saturday S likew.f;., II,
order that they may have articles slwaye
in their full aaa complete form. We
ihaA now be able TO take notice Of ?
wide variety OF forcign AID doneAic
news, which We formerly were OBLIGED
10 leave out tor want of room. IN DO.
ing this, we ihall be particularly care
I'LL to ielect t2ch articles as wear a fcriors
appearance of authenticity, and are real
~ worth reading. More cannot be d.
inanded, and we fhaA endeavour NO. "a
do leis. The three hrR nuiIfbers of,le
Saturdays paper will be fenr ropnd 70
all our fohfcribers. After that, rhfy
will be lent only to rhofe who. in The
mean tiu1c, have reniireed money 70
pay for their new tublcription. Erom
thoie who do not chule 20 take che s.
turday's paper thefc three numbers viii
DC deducted in reckoning up their year.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
Nh, wooDINq Of pitrfyIvaa;a i

Ms. WOoDiNG Of PittfyIvania is
requefted 70 obierve thar we cannon
help the inceiiant robbcries of rhe ,,on-
office We beginto viii; that this cor.
raPted inflturion could be caa Aide
The hufnefs would be better nanaeyed
by a Rate pof-oGice. We hall dc wl,st.
we car 70 repair the lois Of his Recor-
deTs. This IS your pretty rep1ll5lican
government Your Jeferion nillc
nun J. With regard to Mr.. Wood
ing's remarks on the pa5Lic prigfiag We.
rnollihed defence of Mr.. Nic5Iran
winch y implies compIere defence 30 Of
LAr. " oodIag RIO anwer is, or eyer
can De given TO that dc (ence.
p BFockenboroagh did not 60 to i,,doe
Koan, as we had fased. Mr. 20 o3
5ay only geGt. Brockcnboror Il $50
a4e1ts to dlaPprove OF Hays cooda+s
re mas quite az much reaion 70 90
den1o hls swn. He had he aoi = :,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
FROM THE ahN,so&x HseA1D.

SEVERAL letters have appeareli.in
the kfs0rder under the signature of rE-
pERAL1srs agiaFefed TO MI, John Clcp-
ron, member ofcongrels, in which the
writer reviews and anaiites the proni-
nenc n1eaiares Of the adniniRrs-
tion with much ipisir and ability. Did
our limits permit, NC lhould with mact,
Plcaiure rePubillh rholc valuable eigays
We doubt aot they will reader elicnrial
lervice co the oanie OF fedcralitm in the
quarter wlrcEe they appear and We nope
the writer viii be encouraged TO pro-
coed il MS valuable undertaking.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
RKMARKs.

Col Hay, One of the leaders of the
Virginia democrats, was The avowcd
author of rhe letters TO Mr. Adams,
fgned &c HortonGus.% He was a friend
OF Calender, and advocated his cautc,
as an attorney, when he was profecnred
for libetagainit the fcnate ofthe Unit~-
ed States. While Calender was pub
Lining g The Pfcfpea before ri, -
While Duane was continually pouring
forth torrents of abuie upon che federal
adininiitratlon, and accuiing every. de-
Parrmene OF the government with tie.
vlieit corruption, Col. Hay was NIGH
~ TICKER for the liberty of the pseis.
But mark the mani He and his
trlends arc now IN power; and it is no
longs Bece Gary that the prelIes ihould
DC free. This fame Col. Hay has late
iy thrown a printer into i;iil, Tor refuling
TO give Bonds for his good behaviour !;
THAI is 70 fay, for refining to bind him
teif and 1ureries in the penal fun of
rbouiand dollars, that he would not ut
ter OF publiih ought, which the demo-
A'tto 'its5tt( SiSStil q AtCi bul Col,
Iiay isa republican and patriot. Robef-
pierre and MIarat were alto republicans
and patriots, and were Jealous deciai-
iners for the liberty of the prels, till they
had rhruit themfelves into power; and
then, II any printer preiumed TO publifh
any thing agalna their conduee, or was
even iufpctted Of fuch de(ign, off
went his head, without atrial.
Intended to have applied fome re-
marks nearer home. grisrcporred that
Mr.. Spencer was among the louciell in
exclaiming agalnG the oppreaion and
granny OF the iedltion law, and againft
the federal administrator, for paiiine ir.
However, MIR. Spencer was then in the
minority and might think It neccdary
that every battery fhould be opened
againa the wicked federalifts, who then
held the reins of government. SCR
crFnftances alter cafes" This fame
Mr.. Spencer, | am informed. has late
ly ayowed principles aud attempted
ineaiures, in comparlion With which,
TIC fedltion law was aaildae5 n6tsf.--So
the world goes but enough. MIR.
Spencer is attorney general, and the
federal printers, IN this aate, feemto De
in his hands therefore, fay again be-
1oaye.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12

Is produce the very crime which it pro
6 fefses to puiiil. God forbid that
g Itilould fay, that iich was the Object
{, for which the law was made. If /
g entertained an opinion 10 dilhonora-
g bic TO my countrYmen, 70 diigrace-
& full 20 humanity, my foul would fink
-ss with horror and delpair- Bur Cannot
Sc detpair. Truth, liberty, and vir
&C tue, NUT prevail in America, and !
SC therefore, believe, that the iervants
g of the people, will not continue a
6 law, merely becaufe it has pafied,
g when shey know, when they fee. that
" the evil which it has already produc-
" ed, infinitely outweighs all the good
F" whiGhfhey cxpettedto obtain.
"HoRTENsius.
'0srgiaia, jan $780,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12

SOME time ago, we f1ggel}cd that
fhs5c was Perion ia Richmond who
iIeqnentcd Gerge Hays hoafe, and afif-
edln iome ofhis operations At loo. One
Of che editors Of ehis paper WIS aIked Z
tcw days ago, what was the name of ans
peflon' The reafon aligned for this
queftion vas chat The qucrift frequcnted
days Houie, and played at cards cbcfe
We are not IN the habit Of snfwerinq
imperrlnent queGioDs Tholc, whom
f5'e cap ats, are welcome to wear Is.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
WHNTED,

4 CLERK, sVho has beenuied to keep books
: and who wtites = clear ftrong hand,
-5aoh Perion may hnd employment by APP
plying at this Office. F,c mnf be d,fpofed 20
attend TO his buineis, and able to bring pro
pertetimonials of his character.
Nareb ,7fb, 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-12
OBSERVER.

NIB made Georgs Hay co!onaf OR
1obsA and aobere e0aJ Calender projseuted
foy a Hbs} Gsaiaf The Jeaets IF fbe 'Eated
Stats.