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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-27
WILLIAM RAMSAY
HAS OPENED

HAS OPENElJ
A Grocery Store IN Prince Iareet,
Next door to DR.. Dick s,
WExre BE- irf<nds keeping gtntTai a90rf-
neat e geuaiur articles n RAJ ls1e' ana
soqO assrs for Jsls On asaaSrafs terms,
LONDON particular
Madeira, 7 WINES.
Port IN ca{ksand bottles,
Colmenar and Malaga }
Old St. Julian and Medoc Claret 10
cafes Of q dozen each,
White Wine Vinegar,
9TH proof jamaica Rum,
Do. Coguiac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Loaf, lump and Mufcoyado Sugar,
Sugar Houfc Molafes,
Imperial,
Chnlan, q
Hyfon, =
Young Hyion, s
Hyfon Skin,
Sonchong, So
Poucbong Souchong, s
Padra Souchongs
Psco Souchong, &
Bohea -
Green Coffee,
Durham and Dixon's MuRard,
Alfpice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace and
Notmegs,
Nantz and Bourdeaux Salad Oil,
Catchup, branded Fruits ana Engliih
Pickles,
Olives, Capers and Anchovies,
Prunes, Raihns, and foft fhell Almonds,
Leiper's Snuff in bottles,
Do. left Smoking Tobacco,
Martins left Spanilh Segars,
Do. do. OF good quality,
Baker Salt for table uic,
Georgia Cotton,
Martinique Noyeau.
Mould and dipp'd Candles,
Brown and white Soap,
Jerfey Cheeie Of an excellent quality,
Wrapping Paper, brown and blle,
Roll Brimftonc, Fig Blue.
TO be Rented,
And pofIeiIion given immediately, the
dwelling HOUSE above faid fore. Il
is now in good repair, and we'll calculated
70 accommodate a genteel family. Ap-
ply as above. June ~ q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-27

Claret in cafes of / to 8 dozen,
Jamaica, Antigua, and n. E. Runs,
Cognisc and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Geneva,
sth proof warranted Irilh Whiikey,
Country do.
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bea Albany Chocolate,
Mould and dipp'd Candles,
White and brown Soap,
Patent Shot aaorted, from TO 10,
Bet Enghih Gonpowuer,
Mulcateii RaiGns in boxes,
Soft (heli Almonds,
Spinning Cotton,
Peppers, black and Cayenne,
Pimento, Gloves, Mace, Nutmegs,
Cinnamon and Cailis,
Durham Mu2ard, Pickles aiIorted,
Pearl and Scotch Barley,
Rice, Nader, Alum, Copperas,
Indigo, Giauber Sails,
Olive Oil OF a hyperion quality,
Godfroid's warranted Segars,
Bef chewing Tobacco,
Snuff in ID. and haif 10. bottles,
Race and Ground Ginger,
m.johns allorsed,
Starch and Fig Blue,
Pipes 10 kegs,
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
He follcits cultom from his
friends and the public, and not only aiiure'
hem that he will difrofe OF his Coos u
IS good terms as any other houic IN town
,ut thar he viii at all times iuppiy then
with he very bse articles that can be
procured at the different markets.
lime ii. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-27
For SALE, or kENl,
THE STORE / have occ

III - YIN = I IIdF = ONNu'
pied for fometime paa, ftuated on Prince
Rreet, oppodte Col. E1ooe's. There is on
fand in town more eligible or better CAL
culated for carrying on an extenfye wet
or dry Good BuGnefs. The Cellar per.
fetfIy dry, with door at each end, viii
hold one thoufand barrels Of Flour
Twenty. FIVE hundred barrels may be flow
ed UPON the Prenifes without any incon.
venieace 70 the occupant. For terms sp.
Ply to
WILLIAM CXLEy.
December 7. GO
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-27
JOSEPH BILLING,
ORGAN BUILDER II PIANO fCR:

u
ORGAN BUILDER II PIANO fC2!
TE vi 43<kR,
Oppe6te Mr., Rebtrt lsugg' fare. hqv,
<sd If King Rr<ft, Alexandra,
Mott respectfully informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of this place that
be makes Church, Chamber, ard Barrel
Organs, organized Pisno Fortes, and n.
arc Fortes Of all qasl'ties.
Hehopes that The liability Of his work,
ard the moderation OF his charsss, will
gain him the patronage of the public.
n Repairs and tunes In town
and country.
lure I'd r'r7-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-27

tHjt fja0AJAed,
And for Sale at ibis flee pftce 5ocsnu,
A TREATISE
On PraascaI Farming:
Embracing particularly the following hb.
jeets viz.
The uie Of Platter CT Paris, with Direc.
tions for ufng ii; and general Obfer.
vations on the ufe of other Manpres.
On deep Ploughing thick Sowing Of
Grain method of preventing Fruit
Trees from Degsying, and
Farming in Generals
By JAZZ Il. Bnas,
Of Loudoun County, Virginia, Farmer
May 3T. "a"
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
RICHMOND Mills

He inbfcTiber hereby informs the ,ubiic.
4 That at length, afeer much trouble and ex-
pence ne has nearly completed one Of his Mills
on 1ne JGme5 kiver Casai, in which there are
two pair CT Burr hones for manufacturing
VEGA /, and two pair Of Cologpe Zones uo,S
ready TO grind CORN
hat the Inconvenience which might arife from
oe:ay and difference Of meaiures may be avoided
NORN will be received only by WEIGHT, at fifty
poands 10 the hutilel, and supply of MEAL and
i4oMINY will always be kept ready to give 10
exchange, at the rate of eighty-hve pounds Of
Nsai' or ninety two pounds Of .Iominy, for ore
hundred pounds Of Corn.
Alter the los of weight by cleaning. and eva
Porauon IN grinding IS dedu sfed, the toll on Meal
WEI be only about one tenth, and on Homlny one
twentieth; II viii, therefore. oe much 10 the in
teret OF tho!e VINO keep hores, &c have all their
Corn ground
AS The 'pbicriber IS now providing Fan and
Screen sor he PurPoie Of cleaning he Corn efFec
5eai'y before IL is ground, and as the veal viii
cs made from the beft Germ only, and none but
iueh as IS mcrchautabie viii be received ne homes
that general 5atisfttion viii be given.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
". B. The dedustiou for Storage and Shrink
age on Corn, dePoited to be exchanged for Meal
and Hominy, will &c made as moderate as ooi{ble
January !, 1905.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

ON the 18th Of March, 1902, com
menced the Saturdays Recorder, the
price being two dollars per apnum, paid
IN advance. We 0loll often be una
voldabiy compelled to continue long
articles from one paper to the other, 70
that che iublcrlbers TO the Wednesdays
Recorder will find it extremely conve
nlene TO take the Saturdays likewife, in
order thar saey may have articles alwaYs
IN their tull and complete form. We
mall row be able to take notice of a
wide variety Of foreign and domeRic
news, which We formerly were obliged
to leave out for want of room. In DO
lng this, we fhall be particularly care
fut 70 telect iuch articles as wear ferrous
appearance Of authenticity, and are real
iy worth reading. More cannot be de-
manded. and we fhall endeavour NOT TO
do ie's. The three hrG numbers ofthe
Saturdays paper were fcnt round to
all our fublcribers After that, they
viii be ienr only to thofc who, in the
mean time, have RENTED money TO
pay for their new flbtcription. From
thoie who do not chule to take the Sa-
turday's papers, theft three numbers will
be deducted IN reckoning up their year.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

Gentlemen, who with to fubfcribe 70 the
Saturdays Recorder, are requeited to tend IN
their subscriptions, within very few days
But this they need not do, unlefs they lend,
at the fame time, tdoo dollars in adz,ance. he
next Saturday paper TO wit. that OF the 2oth.
current, IS the laf that can be ifiued to any
perton eithar in town or country, uniets TO
thole that have paid for it, one year IN ad-
vance,
In pleading before the court of Henrico
againh the King 6f Gibbs, Nj. William
Marfhall ohlerved that " The Recorder had
the mott exteniivc circulation of any news
&c paper in Virginia; end that there was nc
ever, perhaps, an initance OF fuch an exten-
'liye patronage acquired by any other news
paper, in 10 fbort time. - This pa
tronage has been acquired by exPofing, with
all impartial hand, the faults ol ali parties.
There never was more location for
political vigilance than at prclent. AS
the bible fays, there IS DEATH in the pat.
There exits an atrocious confpiracy agaInit
the liberty of the prefs, and, Of courte aganf
the liberty of the people. This can be doubt
ed by nobody that has heard OF Cioi%cl's
trial, on which we havc enlarged at 10 much
length.
Again, the right of feleding their own
magiitrates has in effect, been torn from a
majority OF the citizens of Richmond, by q
phalanx ofdemccratical Jumpers.
Take notice, ALTO, of what follows. In
Ian felTion of aGembly, Mr.. Venable propoi-
ed dcclaratory retolution that the traf5
&aA be given in egidents IN eases 9f E5sl
This sefolution was, for that time, defeated
by Peter Carr, the oorrelponden', fucb as he
was, of general Wafhington,~ and the con-
fdentiai agent and nephew of I hcnlas Jefer-
ion. There can be no doubt that Peter, like
bis apostolical namefake, was inPire9 fran
ABOVE.
Ricbmona,
Marcb23. 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
WILL BE SOLD

q / PnbHc Aatzion, to the hiehea hidds,
on Wednesday the 18th infant, before
the door of James 1d'Ciart, in the city Of
Richmond, all the perfonal efate of TAMks
oTUART, deceated; coniifting of : lew arti-
Gle OF lioaisboH Furniture, two hogiheads Of
YsH l4dian Run, one crate of EarfAe,n-
~@rt, few barrels OF Sngar,a Gnall quaint
y, of NortbSrn RIM, and about 400 lbs.
Cba%. Ninety days credit will be given
Tor all iums above ten dollars, on the purcha-
lei 5 giving notes with approved fecurity, 70
HENRY REID, ADM,
Ritdmord, Ap,H 18th 1852.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
RICHMOND MILLS.

J HE public are hereby RESPECTFULLY informed,
= thaE Ne Eall continue 10 fprniih Meal and
homlny for nexr quarter at the fame prices as
the lait, VIZ for Meal per buihe of SO lbs IS Sd.
tommy per huhel Of 50 lbs. IS. sd. And they
are requeaed % take notice, that the,e articles
VIII only be delivered hereafter 70 tickets which
may DC had a. our counting houfe.
T. RUTHERFOORD & Co.
Marcb sin. 680s.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
CITY OF RICHMOND,
In Com'Fon HaA, jan. 18th 1909.
Marct siR68o8

IN Com'Fon 7aA, jim. l7tb 1909.
NWHEREAS the prcfcnt funds of the cor
poratIon are not adequate TO the ex-
pence Of erecting a WORKHOUSE for the
city, which would combine within itfelf all
the convenieHcies which well regulated in{i-
tuition of this kind would require; having re
gard i. tbs future population of this city, vet
1t IS wifc md exRcdient that the f.nds now
defined for this uleful inittution lhould be
laid out IN iuch manner as 10 anfIver the
preiene purpofcs Of the corporation, and to
admit lnch tutUre additions as The enc1eaGng
population may require. 7 our Committee,
therefore, beg leave to recommend it 70 the
confederation of the Common Hail, to call in
the aid of thoie who have experience Of (uch
'nltitutlons, and TO offer a premium for the
belt plan OF " crEhouie, which will be 70
contrived Is "a admit of being erected in parts,
as the funds OF the corporation will from time
TO time Afford.
Rei0fVed, therefore, that the committee ap-
pointed to prepare plan Of 2 Workhoule Be
discharged from further proceeding therein.
And thas tFe Mayor he rcqucifed to give no.
tIccln The newspapers, or otherwfe, that the
fun OF rhirty dollars will be given by The cor
poration, as q premium TO the perlon who
ihalI produce to the Hall, on the third
Monday jig February nexe, the bei plan of a
| Workhouie, con:6ructed as above mentioned
| and to be approved of by the Hall, et}im2tine
the colt at four thouiand dollars
Copy
Tcfe
ADAM CRAIG, c. c. II.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
STALLED BEEVES.
<'zaff"H5, and 5000 rosigbt of ebQics Barsn,
FOR SALE.

FOR cain, or rcfPc6tah'e merchants notes az
iiXty days lean furnfh rurchafsr with
ievehty as tat builocks rs any in the { .se, per-
maps nos quite e large boncd as tie carlle
frcn' the South Branch Of the Potona K, bur
equally fat. In preference would fell rhcm
on he iPor were they tailed, but will ,rige
them 20 No5JoA, Riebm2ad, or Fsfsryia,g.
1t Previoufy engaged by butcher, Or INV
other P@Fion inclined 10 buy, and rs ii nav
nos 6e convenient, to take, or paw FOR ,be
whole at one uae, Purcbatar m9y hayc asv
PART not les than ten if taken hare, bur #
driven by my own people ,hcy rnuif az 90 AZ
ore time. have alto a number of exces3iDo
lat nuttons, and I5ooo weight Of choice bacon,
the hams i"it-petred with particular care, ard
the whole made QUE OF large ia5 hogs, and in
'ended for 5he ufe of private families. Let
ters, Pott-pa'd, direcled TO ne BY mailto Mar
sHALtsvILLE, MEcElENRUac county if,all
be duly noticed.
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
SirFFYToN SEI2w1ru, Baropet.

3 meeting OF lne Common Hall, for The
L = city OF Richmond, called by the Mayer,
ana ned az 1ae houte Of William Roe, in The iaid
cry on Nlonaay the 18Th day ofFebraary, Go3
Ef'6fOsa, that Ene Mayor give notice in ,he
newspapers, that The Hall have adoeted plan for
a POOR HOUSE, and via receive propeills iron,
Hnoer'atseTs fer building ghc fame, 1T any ,,ne B..
tof7 zoe ,nlrd Mondayin uext noah. rhe alan
Is lodged IT the hands Of Mr. Robert b. Jaiosg
! x 9roPoa.s mua Be made in wiring
4 copy TeEe
ADAM CRAIG, c. c. II. c. r.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20

ADAM CRAIG, c. c. H.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
RICHARD ADAMS,
JAMES FISHER.
TO BE RENTED,

HAT large and convenient BRICK TENE-
4 MgNT in this city. 4.eiy occupied ty Mr.
Ro6srt Iarner, as Tavern and Boarding tioule
ftuate on the corner Of the Main-Street; and
that leading to Co. Myo'r Bridge. The central
ftuation thereof cannot fail Of rented by = cen
tenau qualified for the purpoie) to erlare con
hderable number OF refpeaable boarders; or, it
Is an eligible reGdcnce for genteel private fa7ni-
iy. The Prenies may be entered, on the ffR day
OF March next, or Immediately, as circuEntances
may fuit; for terms apply %
ROBERT GAMBLE
Who has for 'ale ha0d(ome Allotment Of CAR
PETS and CARPhT:NG, and genuine PORT
WINE, in pipes and quarter caiLs
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
BURR MILL STONE
MANDATORY.
Marcb 23. 1903.

TTTfIE fubicriber returns dncere thanks to his
il friends and the publie generally, for the
very great encouragement he received in his line
Of buiinefs ince his commencement in Richmond.
He has lately received large fupPly OF excellent
Burr-Stones at his mandatory, and does not heG-
tate to fay, that he wil fell Burr iil-Stones as
cheap as they were ever fold in the United States
he will warrant them to he Of the bc} quality, and
give ample ecuri,y IF required for their perfor-
nance. Country produce will be taken IN pay
uent, or a mort credit given he has almoH every
iized Mill Stones ready for delivery; alto PLAo-
TER ofPARIS ground and in the Zone.
CARSON HOLIDAY.
P;.h1nnnI GIN I'll 12O1 LII
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-20
NOTICE.

THE co-partnerfbip of Adams and 7 finer,
was, Oh the 18th OF i2A month di6olvcd
by mutual content. All rhole having claims
aganit tina concern, viii ayply 10 lanes
Filher for iettement, and tholc indebted will
make immediate payment as no further indul
gence can be given,
RICHARD ADAMS.
JAMES FISHER.
n. 3. James Fiiher having purchalcd the
lfock Of goods belonging to Adams and Eth
CT, intends carrying the bulincts on for his own
account, The aflortncnt of goods is equal 10
any in that line
Rieba0ud, AprH 9TH, 1893. IN
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-22

can bear a TANNER campaign anonoa 4.
Wet Indian Morass. lis army, even
wssaea lying liil Al he Caae, mua 81
counter, what Is fill more t.uibls Tim
The lword, the dreadful mslaig Of II.
country. But even fuppofr ii wer.
pafihie for the Ffeach Goyer1mant
tay Tending legion after legion and amy
after army u exlirpafe tie negro papa.
laton Of tie iilassi, let Us calculate xbat
mighty advantages it woaid derive from
this co6quea.. 10 or.ier 10 exterpate tae
100000 black meo5 women and children.
which afe naw upon the iland it you'd
probably coa tasn an eqaal nonber 4
Frenchmep, which would certsiaIv BE-
paying a very bigh price Cor ,he iil3n4 Of
81 iJ5n;nga. SuPqoic again, the French
Government IS wiling 10 purchalc it On
tiioie terms, now nany years muR pals
away, what capital maif be expended.
before St. Domingo fall recover III.
Importance il held " Colony before he
Revolution Il it be intended to caiti.
yate il by Ffenchmen initead If laves,
WHO has calculated the millions that viii
fail before that 6ckneis, by which nature
iecms to have defended IBIS country againa
European crimes /? Will The Ffench En-.
pire gain by The conqQef, or will the va
lue Of ST. Domingo repay the puIchale Of
it,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-22
From The Loa4sa oracle Of February /.
POLITICAL REVIEW.

NOW that Europe enjoys lby the
bleiling Of Providencc) iome repofs, a
brea hing rimear leaf, from the dreadful
work of carnage, and the deitruttion OF
the human fpecies, the eyes of every Pc
lltician are attracted TO ST. Domingo, now
alInoa the only Theatre Of War. TAis
iilapd prefsnts circumitanc, Of peculiar 10
rersR TO thole, who lock with Philcfophic
ADD expanded views upon the great events
and changes which take place upon 9he
Gso6e. This is IN illand favoured by
nature, more, perhaps, than any Other
which Che RATED above the Ocean. Ii
Gzc, il is not much Interior TO England,
bur in fertility of fol, incompltibly H.
perior. To any pe,ioa who isscqaanted
with the riches, which lis l1il and climate
proaaee, we Will appear to fate il very
much withia bounds, when We fay, that
apoo an average one acre of ground in
ST. Domingo is capable of producing al
leae three times as much to the general
itock, as one acre in England and as pro
dncc and population nsarly keep pace, we
may therefore afert that ST. Domingo is
cap4bIeof containing much greater num-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-22
Pc TE2SBURG, April I9.
+ L 6 { L | o n S.

In Branfgick Diaria, the candidates
are Col. Thomas Claiborne and Dr..
Richard Field. In the county o! Meek
Ienburg the latter, we hear obtained
majority Of upwards of 100; but in
Luneoburg Col. Claiborne had 70 large
number Of votes as 70 give him ma.
iarity OF, three il lhoic Two counties
Therefore refs with the county OF Brunt.
wick, where no doaht great cxertioh viii
Be made by tbe friends Of eacbcaadidate,
who are both reidcpts of thar County.
At the clofe Of the poll in the coanty
of Caroline, for a Representative to Goa
grels, the votes food thus
For Col. New, ST
Col. John Taylor, l69
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-22
NEW YORK, April 70.

The fchooner Andrew, Lancafer, from
Savannah Tor this port, iPruoga leak on
tie 27eh OF. Making comfortable wafer,
and the pumps being chosked with fand
b8i.ad, Captain Llncalter found it ne
ceA4ry to rua her sfhore at Kenekeele TO
fave rhc lives of he crew. She wen, to
pieces The iccond tide. OF the cargo, on.
" 60 oaIes Of cotton were preleFyed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-22


On Monday the Iith loft. the elett'on
for the county Of James City was holoen
FOR representatives FOR TIE Genera @aam-
bly,, and ALTO for a representative 10 con-
gref. For the general aaemhly VIM.
Lightfoot AMI CHAMPION Travis were
elected. The congregational election for
the county food thu':
Burwell Banet, ~
Thomas Critic, Il
On the rAtt an elsttioD for reprcenta-
tiyes for the enfuing general aaemby' 4"a
ALTO for a representative 70 congfeis' was
held for the county Of New Kent. Inc
following is a statement Of the poll:
Gsncral DtmbJ.
A. Chri9ian, 49, iederai'
James Taylor, I34 90
]. Foaer, 10 o.
Poindexter, SO demo
Waddle, 40 DO
Coxgref. =.
John Clopton, IS the fitting % ~
James Rind, s. mot cardia''s'
Scattering, 20
Mr.. Wyndbsm 5rymes, w1om ~
mentioned in the lat Gazette, p'I9
wounded 10 duel with MIR. leHe''
ed on Friday about two in the ai'eFno" eh
The fate of this young gentleman 's, 81, II
ard delervedly lsnen'ed, on aeso aa Ii.
his general dcportmsot 10 he s anu he
many smiable qualifications whl :. 81.
poiItGed. While we mention 'Ns' c,n.
curnRances in favor Of Grimes, We g.,,,l.
not bar remark, in Juice TO MI c .
that in this melancto J afalf,i MF' - tbat
was the party whogave ne chai, g, 5'edre,
the duel took place entirely al ~ ~, Ter.
and that It was with reluctance W. =. t,Iis
rell !elr himGelf comrelled by ~ fat
laws of honor, TO fire at a 'e',d 4 tFst
yhom he declared on The GTouoga nj.
he entertained no unbsage. i 10
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-22
From the WAsRINeroN FEDERALlsT.

An Aaage!s TO the Inhabitants Of Mont
gomery County, Maryland-by their
fellow citizen,
Charles *. w. Wharion.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-09
Saetaia 70HN ROBINSON.

THE public has seen your defence
j Iof your conduct with respect to
the account Of Thomas Smith, & Co.
,against you, rs also the vindication Of
your own character in the certificates You
have had published the latter was Ger.
tainly not required BY my publication,
for / said nothing, neither do / mean to
Say any thing Is 70 your general charac-
ter; my only charge against yon was
that I conceived you wished TO eyade
the payment Of ! debt which you knew
tobe just, and this charge ] should not
have made public bur for the false and
malicious insinuation which YOU dared
70 make against me IN your advertise
inent of November 70, isOS--from this
insinuation ! Thought proPerto free my-
self BY Publishing your whole account,
with the afidayits Of my assistants, mot
one item ofwhich account was deliver
ed o. charged BY myseE Here then lee
the afiair rest, the public wiz dous both
Justice, comply with yonr promise e 70
the account, ard you win much oblige
THOMAS SMITH. &
M1tinsburg, Dseem6eT 3, 1905. s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-09
81. JOHN, (N. J Noyemselr.
haboetanf-ifrue.

BY a late arrival n Campo ello from
Newfoundland, in 10 days, we learn,
that there has been an instruction in the
interior OF France---that LOUIS XVIII
was proclaimed King BY the peoples and
thar Bonaparte had left the frontiers at
the head Of auun1erous army 10 quell the
insurrection.
We further learn thar . descent had
been made on Orkney Islands by the
French and Dutch troops, the conse-
quencs was that they were entirely reut-
ed and cut 70 pieces blythe brave Island
ers. This Intelligence was received
q Newfoundland, BY ship from Liver
pool, and communicated 70 us by Mr..
James Reid, pilot who left 81. Andrews
yesterday. 4s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-09
THREE GREAT RESTRAINTS.

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There are three things which restrain
men from doing wrong Religion, Lcpe
Fame and Fear ef Punishmenf:. The
{ religious man win do right for con-
science the man who Is engaged IN the
pursuit Of fame win not do wrong, lest II
should impede his progress; but he who
has neither religion NOR love of fame,
must be restrained, If at all, merely by
lear OF punishment and even this has
often proved 70 be Intellectual, in all sta
ges Of society. Amongst the barharians
are found crimes Of the n,ost ferocious
and bloody nature whilst in civilized
society, cunning, fraud, and deceit, are
the principal engines Of wickedness. To
the savage, who is Injured to human tor
ture by his education, corporal punish.
nent has no terror and civilized man Is
hardened in yillainy, BY the Iaceration 81
his body. The plain and obvious course
Is, to civilize the barbarian, or him who
hath no learning, by giving him instruc-
zion he may then be taught the princi-
Piles Of Christianity and If after this he
offend, con6ne him to iabouy, to make
HIM industrious, and in solitude to make.
him think. 5.55s.s H., - - u Sd