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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20
|" Ialute you cordially. 49, I.
JUSEPHINE bONAPARTE"
Madomt Mo,eas u MpdaWs Bsneeavts. !.
I" Crofbo;s, March IA, 1904

~, i
MsSsm::.-i cannot b- called indiFcrees
in aying that your aiIerticn, that declares nv
hufhand guilty, is ram, ungensrous and cruel.
doinot with to enter INTO difcuilion unbe-
coming lnyfelf and my huiband, qobo il tbt e,'in-
;nc!,. he who, diGntereifed and without fa;n,
Eas ieryed biz country or he svbo s,vsd France,
only to become the tyrant over French.nen
He whole victories paciGsd Europe OF the
foreigner, who made thoie victories fubtsrvient
TO organize his oppreAion over France
and all nations. He who. in the moA corrupt
ID country dared to be. .honeA, and had tie
courageous rrodcity to coffound himfelf in the
crowd afterhe had rchgned the fuprems come
mand or he, who owes every advancement to-
wards authority TO fome new Crime, aud has.
therefore, no other choice left. bur ketweeri
power and death, throne Or : fc4fold. But
let general Moreau appear before impartial judg-
IS. and hot before -penf;oned aHaflins let him
be tried BY men whole lives are as pure as his
own. and rQs BY perions accomplices in the at
tfocities Of gen. Bonaparte, and whole paft
crimes anfwer for their prefent obedience and
ifremjf ;a, that juRice, IN pronouncing his
honorsble acquittal, will difpa.ch al oryer for
the arreit (Snmanasf e ARE, of the really cUl-
pable Of high :reaiou asainft Fraire--agzinR
the world.
q ceAfe, Madame. Is mock humanity, 81 to
infdlt r,y feelings by talking Of. your hufband's
tsmency and mercy! Crscicns. God how
can't thou fntftf, witho0t infiaing chattife-
ment.. the proclamation Of thefe Words The
elsmeney, the mercy, Of tl.at cruel man, WHO,
even in his youth. had the feroeity 10 ,;nun-
date the ftreets and fquares Of Poulon and Paris
with the blood Of innocent men, woman, and
children | who ordered shofe folders, who in
Italy. with thei. Blood, earned his Iaurel, to BE
drowned OF buried alive who, in Syria, in
the fame city, poiloped his wounded compan-
ions in arms, and butchered his dIiarnied prif-
oners who hired an acaiIin 10 ifab one rival,
gen. Kleber, in Egypt and who invents plots,
and brides tribunals to diihonor OF murder in
France another rival general, whom he could
find no bandit audaeious enough 10 pierce s.!
e General Bonaparte's reign Of crime and
terror may be prosperous, bit il cannot be long.
Snccefs attended Robcipierre, but in a. fisort
time the guillotine punifaed his barbarity Pro-
whence IS always jult the fame in so4 as in
,7oa. My hufband and myteIf are as refgned
to the will Of the Almighty, as We are firm in
a belief Of an hereafter terrible for aaaGins,
poifoners, atheiits, and tyrauts but copfoiing
tdtuaerihg innocence uponearth.-Tiause yoG.
/" JULIA MOREAU."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

" The letters we now lay before the pub
lie are known to all Paris, aad have been adj
mired even by fone female citizens, who have
not been inactive in OR 'rcvolvnon, The one IS
written BY lady near fifty iharins q thrones
the other. by aFyoqng beauty Of twenty two
who has been refuicd iharing a dungeon with
her huihand. We guarantee their authentci-
ty. They want no comment. They fpeaA tor
theMielyes"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20
/" IL Mada,,,e Ne,eaG. :

,ssk Paris, March IL, 1904. h
:" Madamr- Though the crimes. of yorr
husband ale great, the cemency Of the ART con-
lul is greater aud MY ,fricndlhip for you. and
my .compafion for a perfon 70, dear TO YOU,
furpaYs both. Aprreifsnd. therefore. nothing
for general Moreau's life. BY the very conhi.
trsiop. which .he intended to,overtuyp, the Chief
n,agifra.e podcilss the power to pardon And
! praniG s.a that + thahlk- empyrd in this at
fair. DO moi, however, ty any il adviied m
dif,sesions Of yoarieh, and Of your friends, ag-
gravate the enormity Of your huiband's guilt.
They alone can hut the door Of mercy forever,
aud bling gen MORGAN to the fcaffold.
|" Iaute you cordially. ~,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

IN which AAe put = quantity Of falt. This pro.
ducing stronger cffsa in her 1omzc1,, fhe
found fomsthing. orange had ariien in her
mouth, Az which fhe immediately drew cot,
throwing it spon the erocad N appeared to b.
an adder Of coniiderable hze it hiAed, turn
ed upon her, and ihewed every .hgn Of anger /;
ihe however, .faved berfslf BY Aishr Anshe
particulars of this affair are to be cpcIofcd in,
prsfss vsy5ai, in order that no kind Of doub: Of
its authenticity mar rcmainsH -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

cThe fllpwiac estraA 9. Letter from WASHINGTON
10 Mr. ADAMS while PRECEDENT Of the United States
soutain. higher eulogy,on the late Gen. HAMlLTo
than pofble for hin; to receive from any other hand,
for Warrington kacw h:m ben, and he incapatt. .:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18

t :
Extract d letter 70 q genfiemaa IN Rad.
tinro,e, dated AEx Cayes, March 1,
1901. 5.,. =. - == - - - e
You request Of me, my dear country
man, TO give you a detail Of the events
which have oceasioned our indepen-
dence--I viii endeayour to satisfy you.
Would You believe that the French,
who have overturned all Europe 10 sup
port their independence, could have so
far derogated from their principles, as,
led on by false notion Of interest to an
initiate At once their whole power in St.
Domingo. , .,S *'E s.
Would you believe, that the agents
of the government, that solemnly an.
nounced ms intention, Of preserving to
the blacks, and people Of colour, their
political rights and liberty. should have
been themselves the bearers Of the most
cruel orders, andwhich their hearts too
well justified, 70 extermina.e u who
were free, and 70 reduce 20 their origi-
nal slavery, the remains Of bur unhappy
brethren; and 10 reaew again, sshose
scenes of barbarity, exercised BY the
Spaniards againstour unfortunate prede-
eessors, the Indiana, against which, the
philosophers of Europe have 90 loudly
acclaimed, and which has forever sealed
with infapny the couquerors Of the new
world.
lie clere, set out By the mos, crying
injustice and ingratitude against Gen.
.Rigaud, IN compelling him 10 re-emhark
for France. This gen. had so many enc.
mics, only hecuusc he was too much at
taehed 70 France: and had preserved too
long for her, colony, which, from the
dawn e eur rsyslntion, il was deter
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18
PUBLIC SAFE.


win Be sold on Friday the ASIA is,sss. a
the house Of fhe snbscri5sr, IN Shss.
herd's-7o1D all fhs personal estdfe
efWiiliam Benflsy, sen. dec. censist-
=. ing Of. f5
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furni.
u tnre. The terms win be made
known on the day Of sale.
The subscriber wishes al those thai
have amy claims against said Bentley 10
bring them forward, and an thosc tha,
are indebted 10 the said Bentley are re-
questsd to come and settle the same, Is
Settlement of said estate win imuedii.
ately take place. %
PRUDENCE HoRNBouRGH,
y n Esecsfriix.
I also wish an those thar are in
debted to me BY book account or other-
Wise to come forward and settle che same,
d no longer indulgence can be given.
PRUDENCE THORNBOURGH.
ShePherd's- Town. Maj. 4, isoa'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18
EARTHEN RARE
MANUFAcToRY, i,
Ma, che head IF Dry Rua and four and
sn hay miiss from 6fartissba,g.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
y the public, that he has now got
his POTTERYi in complete order, and
has on hands avery good assortment Of
excellent ware, and means TO keep q
constant suppl. -Itwill be much to the
advantage Of purchasers fthis commo.
ditysto Gallon him, % he can sen ware Al
. eheaper rate than il can be bought nj .
distahce. a considerable reduction
win be made 10 those who purchase by
the quantity 20 sell again. '
This being the only establishment Of
thekind in Berkeley County, and the
ware made II i, Of ~ good, perhaps .
better quality, and q q lower price, ihan
that made q . distance, he hopes that
the efforts he i making to accommodate
the people Of ,his County, win NOT 70
unrevarded.
CYRUS FAIR.
May II, 1854 -. h
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18

Also-@a general assortment Of
GROCERIES, Liquors. TEAS, sc.
F We fatter ourselves We do, not sarro-
gate too much, when We assert, that the
whole of our Goods will be offered for
sale on the lowest possible terms for rea-
dy payin cash or country produee--and
permit IA to add, that a. we purpose
selling generally for ready pay, such Of
our friends as may open accounts with
us, viii expect 20 discharge them when
required determined, If possible, to
accommodate generally, we are with
respect, the Pablis's Obliged humble
= sLEWLs g RoBERrWHLLs. Z
Martinsburg. My II, 1904. zs.%
= ~
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Be0rS SHOE MANUFAcT0Rr.

THE suhscriberbess leave to return
L his sincere thanks to his CUSTOM
ers, forthe liberal encouragement he has
heretofore experienced in his line of bu.
siness, since his commencement in this
town /; he has now on hand well-chosen
assortment Of the best LEATHER of
al kinds, and il SOLICITORS Of having the
friendship of the public. BOOTS and
SHOES Of every description made in the
neatest manner. Orders from the eoun-
try punetually attended to at the same
time. he earnestly requests those who
stand indebted to him, 10 come forward
and settle their respective dues, rs il is
not in his power 70 give any longer in
dulgance. ,...-:,---:. - :, -. ..
- A-sS}' JOHN MULHALL.
- Martinsburg, May II, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18

TAKEN up an estraS, q sorrel
u MARE. with d ball face, three
white feet, and two white spots on her
hipss Ii fourteen hands one inch high,
-six years old, has no perceiyable brand,
and appraised to forty dollars. The
owner il desired to prove property, pay
charges and take her away. - :,
EDWARD BEESoN. sen.
Berkeley County, sub mo. nth. 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18

a IL persons indebted 70 the subscri.
II Der by Bond, Note, or Book Ae-
count, are desirsdto discharge them on
OF before the Soth day Of this month, or
they viii be put into hands Of an attor,
.ney for collection. - 4. "a = =
Luxe PENTaN4E.
Martinsburg, May II, lso&.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18
NEW BOOKS.

- NSdgt-NT,z - -
:o B:o:.0 :o.0 .o0o:-x
-. - i j. ALBURTIS, 1. IT,. Z.
tRas Just received from the City d Pia-
= Il deIbhiia, and has nouv fer sale,
=. & ~" !, =. an assortment Of +.
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
warranted at the Philadelphia and Balti-
.. more retail prices; -
Cansisting IN part Of: :.
a Brief Retrospect Of the eighteenth
N century, in two elegant octave yo.
lumes, containing sketch ofthe Revo-
lntions and improvements in Science,
:: Arts, and Literature, during that period.
Public Characters containing memoirs
of Charles ]. Fox, William Pitt, DE-.
. Erasmus Darwin, Henry Dundas, DIR
John Wolcott. William Hersehel, Mar
quis CORVALLIS, Joseph Priestly, Mr..
D'Israeli, Lord Nelson, Gilbert Wake
field, Earl ST. Vincent, Robert Southey,
VIM. Goodwin, William CowPer, Warren
Hastings, Sir Ralph Abereromhis, Dr..
James Gregory, DR.. William Mavor,
Lord Grenvillc, Duke of Bridge Water,
Thoms Jefferson, Bushrod Washington,
Edmund Randolph, DR.. Hugh Blair,
Ioln Horn Tooie. General BoWles.
Coun, R.mford. H., lame. Beat,i..
DR.. samuel 3. Mitchell DR.. Ienner.
Gener,I ri Alien, E,rl S,anhane.s Mr..
i Cnrran ae -
TSms,. 81 M,,u,e = new poe,;eal
,,ort ~ nrsDars;n With unsrhnlate,
:" L-t,c,. of Yun;m. : dEass;l,on.. Ger.
.ons. - : - : !
: Literary Mapazin<. Nos. 1 . 8 and4.
: .yfurns PeReetion, for every. ,aay in
,he wear. g = :; :
s6n,;,,,t md M,d,rn Eu,oht.-.-& j..
WTis.n,. Eov6ft -" =. =-.--- g.
) Domesi;e fncveissea;a. in S volumes.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18

&eeH "sVse 80 M1y eenceInp
WE give this public notice, that the
w Taxes for the present year have
become due and are distrainable for,
and j. we are DESTROYS % make our col.
lectioas In the time prescribed BY law,
we require all those indebted TO- prepare
for payment, and We also particularly
request them 10 attend Court and al
other places of public resort, prepared
TO discharge the same, rs they viii con-
stantly attend at such places, and il win
be an accommodation to ourselves, as
well as to those loncarned--it being both
disagreeable and burthensome TO call
upon them individually at their houses.
= MOSES COLLINS, -, Il. =
i. JOHN ROBINSON, and
ALEX PORTERFIELD, Z
D. Sheriff for Berkeley County.
I. Nay II, 1904. - =.
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Pay your Faxes.

To al a.es. ,Uhsa. il may esnee,n,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

I-If to a level vita them, by pNinging into
every fpecies Of ienluat exccis. My brain
was crowded with ablurd andscontradi6to-
ry notions, relpe6ling the government of
chance, the eternity Of matter, the con-
courfe of atoms, anda felf created mind.
1 wa haEraaed with perpetual doubt and
unea l'he poiibility Of a fate of
retyc5u on terrified and diltra6ed me J;
and I often envied the hapPinefs of thoie
Whole credulity ( eAeaed to defpife.
Thefe apprehcnfons Iendeavored in vain
to banifh they continually REQUIRED, and
we're increafed by book, which acct
dentalIy opened, and which for that rca-
lon now determined TO dearoy, and &C
cordingly threw into the furnace, which
glowed before me. Inltautly a food of
light iiIued forth, which diiipated the
cloud in which | was enyeloped, and re-
fored me to the full enjoyment Of reafon.
The volume remained unhurt, and the
words 6 immutable truth" appeared in
characters of fire. Ahiaed by this g holy
light, offspring of heaven 6flf born, /" which
howed every Object in its proper colour,
was able to difcover the path of duty,
and the happy abodes, to which it led. But
the fight was too glorious for mortal eyes,
and awoke e,cclaiming this is the word
of God.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
Ids ON MANS COMFORTS,
ASD Row Tu rkoCCRE Tenn.

re Old Father William, young once flid,
rtc@ locks that arc left quite grey :;
e h@re. Father William, hearty old man:
= sso~teIi me- tile reafoa, pray
Iat Aay, OF my youth, Father William replied,
renenber'd that youth would by faa
And sIu-d not my health audmy visor at Gfa,
~ Thar never might want tlrcm At aa
Yoa are old Father William, the young then lSid,
And plsafu'es with youth pas away
Analyst you regret not tic days that are GONE
Nov hh me the rcaion,l pray
trSh- DAYS Of my youth, Farther William reph.d,
!remcmbr' d that youth could not la2;
Illrought Of the future whatever did,
grhat nsver might grievc for the psG
You are cd. Fahsu William the Young rnsn now faid,
And life n1ua - hanening away
you are cheerful, and love convetfe upon death
NowtclI ne the reaion, pray
ana'chcerful indeed, Father William replied
Let the canfe Thy attention engage
Ia the days OF any youth, Remembered my Coz.
And he hath not forgot me IN age
Observation-Disclosures:
rok Tnr PoRTLAaD' axzErTE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

Capt. Mcnamara who lately killedcof.
Montgomery ina duel, intimated onhis
trial, that he could have overlooked Sie
conduct of his antagonif, if the pubic
would have overlooked his in doing fob
The public opinion therefore was his Col !.
Religion and humanity, as he, in. st8Gf
acknowledgement, might require him b
act othe-wiie bur he was gentlemal,
anu public opinion nuf be obeyed
Col. Gardner received a challenge ;blt
col. Gardner was chri1ian. 6 ann
afraid Of filming, (faid he) but you know
| am not afraid Of lighting !" and thus d.
clined the challenge.
Query, did this anfwer imply that ne
was a coward !-EOang. Nag.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE DEE. ~.
Mr.. Dennis LAID a motion en- the table, enioining
!: on the committee Of ways and means, toreport
a6ili jaT rfdatiag @e TSy Oh houva Jegdrp cent
per b.
The Columbian Library Company inco9pofa
lion bill paAed TO be eng Oiled.
A committee of = was raiied to enquire what
delcription OF claims aganh the United States are
barred by he Hatutes Of limitation, which in rcar
on and juilIce ought % be provided for by law.
7bayfaay, Dee. 22-The Senate informed that
they United on their amendment the AIRY bill /;
and had appointed committee of conference.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

JamSs Scott, who executed at Wincheners kVA |
on Friday the nth Nov. 1893, for the murder Of " /
c. simmerton, Of Philadelphia, or the nDSlic hSh, |
way. On EEiday asrning, tbe 49, o F''
JuR eoirik TO DC faunched into an aw-
and feeling n,yfelf reconciled
o Tie fate which is, in few minutes, to
,e inflicted. and knowing, at this late Pc
riod thatan erroneous adertion would a.
vail nothing 10 my intereR in this critical
-2olnent, and would operate greatly aganinft
e1alvationeof my foul in that manilpn1
dlre>, which, am perfuadcd, ihsl
l1nPon rn,~t, feel it duty Incumbent
: never wasN confels to the world, that
except the one4, Of any capital crime
ed 70 expiate. ahich / am now DOM
sIreople entertain yarictk convinced fat
/, having been guilty ofmoreinicns otny'
that Of the unfortunateSim nes,ygders ian
iolemnly declare MOTTO h. : wIEh
fany wife, and which uterly denv efs Yl
order that people may has an AZ. ~
-Iyiew of the murder ofpoor smn,ers esss IS
Il will relate the manner in WIZ ~ ns
: trated that horrid act. In tNssEnr -
wards Middleton, met Mr.. SiAmeTton
whom | had not the leait defignef in;ur
ing, except robbfng him Of his none,
(Which ] fuppoied to be confiderabs fron
the ftyae in which he travelled n M,
heart was fired with anticipation Of fSrrot
at iuclr diabolical violation of thrhw
OF humanity and thoie of my country, bu
shole anfieiPations were .foon difpeIled h
others of more brilliant nature. Iha
already made my calcuIations Of the be
and mott advantageous mode Of difpotin
OF my plander. | followed and oyertoo
him at the place where he was found afte
being murdered. I'gave him a blow O
his head without the fmallelt with of il
proving fatal, but unfortunately in fall
ing, his head truck rock, which prov
ed fatal. When gave the blow, he ut
tered thefe words. " | win give !" an,
endeavored, at the fame time, by figns
10 fignlfy that if would delft hewouls
give all at that infant his chair was like
ly 10 upfet, which endeayored to pre-
vent by thrufing one of my feet againH
one OF the wheels, but to no pufpole-Ai
overlet, and was the means of his death.
| feefmyfelf forgiven, and am refigned
TO my fate.-In few moments | expsG
70 NEE: an awful and jua God-whoie
mercy limplore, for Jetus Chrit's fake.
JAMES SCOTT.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

Delivered in tic Senate Of the United States December
ad, on the fnal paaage of the bill for altering the
Contribution.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
CONFESSION

OF Jsmn Ssoa. who was executed at wiachsner wi
on Friday the nth Nov 1893, for the murder Of "
c. SimmeIton, of Philadelphia, op the ppblie hvh,
way On EEiday s,ssniag, the 49, SsPh. AoSs'E
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

At o'clock Mr.. Tracy moved adournmenrs and
the motion negatved He then addrefTtd the Prtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-21
Change IF dfiaiR,y in ENgIond.
LONDON, Nav it'd

The political We've of Mr. Pitt have been A.
length gratified, and he is now replaced in fbof.
mutations to which The greateft ambition OF anv
iu1iect, however hyperion TO al others in abjlity
rank, and opulence, can afpire. This event
took place on Thurfday morning, abojit eIeT,,,
clock, when Mr.. AddnPton, having rsGrpgd
the feas of Office into the Kings hands at pgct,
iihghaln ilouie, they were delivered by his Ma
Jeity to Mr.. Pitt. We lhall not trouble our
readers with recaptHlltion Of oil the riInour3
and conjectures which preceded this inner
tant appointment, but nlan content ourfrives
with ftating thoie circumstances on the Gomez.
hs.s OF which our readers may rclv.
When Mr.. Addington found il imvor;,;,. ia
reiif, With any hopes Of iuccefs that mon sxi.,.
oroindry combination OF political talents and
Parliamentary influence which were formed n.
gdlnit nm, he acquainted his Mqicfiy with his
determination 20 retire. The intcIlirenc, Go
received with the deepef regret by lie Gov.
rrelgn. IL was decided that Mr. iiiH g,ou,J -,
itnt for, aud that Gentleman acc0rtn,,,cJ h.,
the Lord Chancellor, was on Monday n,ornir,
aoihltted to conference with his Mi;env NJ
ti't took TIE oPPor'upiiv 81 repr, feaiinyf T., 49,
Nipg' that the eircunGauccs and 6tu5ti.o of
pubic aiairs iuperiouly required Nro,,,
comprehensive, and united &dminin r-fio.,. az
We IS reported 70 have declafcd, TIT. f,r fit,
important pur9c!e, hs vas hjrGlf re,,lv sr3
dc1ious to obi';e~,tc al recollection of fo,.o,.r
differences: aud tigt he ,yts herC,,,,., - ~.
eMitence of Gnllsr aif.t.i,.sc,a ~, fLe ~ 20
~ moe orr puiJEs VI fmt, nfueatc. All
.llS.l' .f" in'red VIII him Che confidence bf
I've pg.Hc' Zig Representations M this fobisst
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-21
= oLUNE ].

they have iince agowed that they Gid no. a,rsc
with that opinion, and that they intended 70 in
troduce dec'atatory law upon he fphittf,
Ills mutt CLIFFS among the r:UG u7accountable
proceedings OK mlhii'ers.--As 10 tSe volunteer
iyitem generally, according to its t.r, ,,t coit;.
tuition, it appears to me to have ftgeys, rad,sl
errors, and principally ms TO the mode in yhirb
tue volunteers are distributed over a. face oftbe
country. When they were forming, and part;.
cularly when 1t was determined to limit the,
numbers, regard fhould haze been had to the
proportion properto be aligned to each diR,ict.
with that view, it would have been right TO con.
iider the difference between the inland and ma
Fitime counties, which were the moft oroba5l.
points of attack, and which wac The NOT ;,naor.
tant to prcftrve.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-21
department of State, J
Esd Of May, 1904.
CITY OF RICHMOND,
IN CouMoN HIN, ,yuly Sd, $50

IN ConMoN HIM, July Sd, 1904.
I 7 appearing 10 RE Common Hall ofibe civ of
: ilie6moGd, ria! tie regultsfioaJ Of!be TiwfecJ
g. tbs Frfs Sa5ooi in The Esid city, kave Eeen eta
6'iI5sd on h1s1m onlja 2riacibieJ, qvbeyely ma
ny t'9r e5il6ca ef6Ofh l.veJ baue ,eceized at the
J':.S <t6ool, JafD a@46atageJ IN tire requirements
q t9t'T fd"eHii1r5, rs to encourage Il Rr2ag be-
heft5af greaf Utility 7OW rejist from a e11f;,r-
Gaef cff5s iJfitGaioa, J5orQ IL fseeizs a 5ro6ey
f'dfreAHge
Ref'}lyed therefore, 7'tqi NE Chamberlain of
tii5 CITY, aHd Ms1iJ. S'ob1 R9IiaJ5n, Samuel
PANE H4d Sa~i@sI Pia)ant5, b. re5aSRea anu en-
PJt3ftfd 10 r.tei1r /ayJcrIbf:o8y, anil The flzI,
t5af nay be H15lfri5ed far Ire be,seAa oftbe laid
Jf3'0Ij and f6gf il he reeoamcaded 10 fbr mr.
47ag Gia n6fraI inba6itaaiS 9fIbi5 city, TO rule
SpJl1(sri6Aoa otbsrfmd5 far i5s bnrbof oFrsn.
H"aigg tbe /diaig)7ifmion.
Tcfs,
ANDREN, STEVENSON, cen.