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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18

- u = -
MONS. J, " tne - ABOVE menuoneu
piaesss van No. oe unsoeesssial IN pro-
curing = support TOT 2 minister 7 sub b
matso your consideration the following
pan, Wnicn mas received the appreciation
o. several gentlemen, 70 whom i has
oeen communicated. hlsproposedthat
the congregations OF each Of the above
places, shah meet az their respective Pla-
ces Of worship, and elect three OF their
most discreet members, 70 form stand
ing committee, who. after their election.
shall meek at Martinsburg, and devise
the best method OF raising salary for
the support ofa minister, and also aplan
OF association Tor rendering The salary as
permanent rs possible, which plans, the
members OF the said committee, shall
proceed TO carry into execution, in their
respective congregations and Il Il con-
hdently hoped that every member of the
church viii conform thereto, and lend
their and tor the completion ofso good Z
purpose. AS IN the invitation given to
q minister, toreside amongus, il would
be essential TO state with precision the
prospects for an adequate compensation
for his services, tits proposed that when
a sufhciens suu, TO be agreed upon by
the committee, 1t their hrst meeting,
shaitoe made up, that they shah apply
to the bishop OF the Episcopal Church in
Virginia TO recommend a minister to US.
For rendering thls plan permanent, the
committee may De annually elected, on
the teasto OF Faster and they shall super
intend the attairs OF the Church, collect,
and pay IN the amount raised by their Sc
veral congregations and settle their &C.
compts annually, at the hrst meeting Of
every subsequent eonamittee. To carry
this plan into operation, it is proposed
that the 6rst election, be held on Mon
day I'D Whitsun week and that the per-
sons so elected, meet in MartinsburE,
on the first Saturday thereafter. T
: BY thus uniting ourselves BY system,
we may enjoy all the advantages of re-
gular ministry we shall be able to avail
ourselves ofthe sacred institutions Of the
vancennent of morality, which is the on
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18

THE subscriber begs leave % inform
l. his friends and the public ii gene
raj, that he carries ON the POTTlNG
BUSINESS, in al its various branches,
~ the old and well known srand, former
~ occupied by Conrad Krunnhaugh, next
doorto John Millef's and opposite 10
Henry Arnold, Coverlid weaver, on the
sttesl leading 10 Cumberland, in Ha-
gers Town, where he has constantly
on hand q complete assortment Of the
best and handsomest Earthen Ware made
in this town, consisting Of Milk crocks,
Dishes, Pitchers. Jugs, Mugs, Bowls,
Preserve Jars of every kind, all which
he Offers for sale on reasonable, terms for
Cash or Country Produce, Wholesale or
retail Those who may please TO favor
him with their custom, shall be punctu-
ally attended to. i ~, II 49, :-z.
PETER BELL.
Hagers Town, May 10, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18

WHEREAS the extraordinary loss
Wv esby + ire which have taken place,
particularly the late Fire at Norfolk,
~hiehis believed to have beenmore exc
tensiye and injurious thanany one whith
has ever happened in America, and by
the payment Of which. and 20 comply with
the acts Of Incorporation of the Mutual
Assurance Society against Fire on Build
ings fthe State Virginia, it heeomesne.
eessary and expedient in the opinion Of
the Board OF Directors OF the said soci-
ETY., to replenish the Funds, and that q
PREPARATION among the whole Of the per-
sons insured, TO the twenty-third day of
February last, shall be made. = hat the
Members Of the said Society should pay
their Quotas agreeably 20 the acts Of the
General Assembly, and the Constitute
on. Rules and Regulations made in pur-
sdance thereof. Each Individual whose
property Is insured as Aforesaid is here
by Notified and REouIREp TO AZ each
his respective QuoTA--that is, the sum
Of one hundred dollars on every hundred
dollars Of his premium and tax on his re-
spective building, and in that ratio--or
IN other words, a full Quota to wit / the
sum expressed in each policy which
payment is 10 be made to the Cashier
General Of the said society (Mr Will.
am West n Richmond, en- or before
The first day of August next. =
The payment hereby required, when
made, viii reins,ate the Funds again,
according to the intention of the said acts
and the PriheiplesAf the institution; and
Il Is no small cdhsolation 10 say with
truth thatthe society will therebybe ena.
bled TO meet amy future accident a; fully
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18
To ths intm6srs efths Protestant Epis-
eepai Church IN tie County IF
: >,> I rs Berkeiev.

"A $ the present neglected situation Of
"a our Church in this county, must
excite lively sensibility in the mind of
every true professor and which I con-
eeiye 90 arise solely from the want of
some plan ofunion among ourselves, sui.
dcient to bring the zeal Of Its members
into action, to procure = minister to Off
ciate At Martinshurg, Morgan's and
Hedge Chapels; and a. the present in-
enmbent at the Glebe, seems to have n.
tached himself 70 that part ofthe parish
lying IN the county of Jefferson j; by
which We are deprived Of an opportunity
OF worshiping God according 20 the rules
s Of our church, and all other advantages
derived from irregular ministry; and be-
isving thzt the united endeasours Of tie
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18
TIE SUBScRLBERs,tEz=-,--=:;;-:::=
In addition to their late supply Of
- SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS

Have Just receiyed fromth City Of Phi-
AdelphiA and are now opening
The most ExTENSIYE asssffment
they have ever had since their eommenee-
>ment. and without exaggera.ion, can
assure their friends and the public, that,
tor quality, quantity, or reduced prices,
exceed any selection that has for several
Years past been offered for sale ia this
place! i.sz 300
! THOMAS SMITH, 4 Co: NJ
MartinsbaFg, May 10, 1909. -5
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-18
Dry Goods and
Groceries,

Suitable FOR the present and approaching
season. with which he Aattefs himseii
he win be able % accommodate his GUS
toners, and the public generally. on Is
good terms - any. He remains their
most obedient and humble servant,
81 JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martinsbarg, May 10, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06

King near Wafhiug.ou frect
Has jua received from Ph.adsiphia, New Yolk
&c. IN cxtenfivc Election OF GROCERIES,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
pubIh 5aIe.
ON FRIDAY next,


ON FRIDAY next.
Afro o'clock, will be fold az the sendoe Store
r u NJ
II bbds. and bis. Freath Brandy in pipes,
Chin pipes and bis.
Wsieey aud Apple Bandy in bis.
.agar in hhds. tierces aud bis.
s s5. Il , so: s s,,g .'' boxes.
8sisss kegs. boxes and jars,
20 in kegs and trails,
pIysa,s Ware IL crates,
IDIBEdOLD FURNITURE,
&c---8Lso,
variety Of DRY GOODS,
saoag uhich are
GGptbs, Coatiags, Kerfemeres,
1.is P.e l{cgs, Negro Gossons.
b, Yam Stockings,
as ana Cs.ilSoes.
IriR Liaeas, Sls,fa de-
0snabn,g and Tickleei,nrgs,
Alasllu ana Muslin Haa,Fserchiets,
India Moslins and fable Gothic,
gandaana Hahdkercbicts,
Coiocr'l Threads, Hats and sundfY other
sr,icles. on
Augue 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
Augue ~.
FRESH FRUIT.

IOHN A. BURFORD,
Late ID ion's Ssore,) Prince Street, has this Day
received. DER brig Rachel from Cadiz, brig
Brothcrs Return from AmRerdam, and ich'r
Sparrow from Antigua,
1000 lbs. soft shell'd Almonds,
5000 Oranges, -,
90 bis. Lines, packed in thcirnatural foil,
40 boxes Mulcadel and Bloom Raihns, by
the box or retail.
Frelh Lemonds,
Sherry Wine of afuperior quality,
And real Holland Gin.
Has always on Hand,
Apensral Aaortment of GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, sc.
or The abovc articles arc all in good order
and of and excellent quality
Aug. II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
WE HAVE ON HAND,

WE HAVE ON HAND.
and forJale afosr as,<,
Run, Whisky. Sugar, | = -,
Peach and Apple Brandy j No.
Salt of different kinds
Loaf Sugar, and Moldsses
Vinegar by the barrel
Mackarel, Herrings and Shad
Cotton by the Gag &c. &c.
A quantity OF excellent potatoes
And Eve OF fix .houfand uncommonly good
Cheefc
And contiuus as usual to keep an aAor men
of Boiling Clothes, and TO select the bet -four
for family use.
A!exondey Smith 6 Son.
The highest price given for country produce /
and Fax.seed in particular.
Octobe,ro. 54w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-06
ROBERT B. JAMESON,

-
Offers for Sale.
10000 bs. GREEN COFFEE,
5000 do. Cocoa,
20 hhds. Mufcovado Sugar,
70 bags of Cor'rn,
20 punch's fne'havoi'd St. Croix Ram
20 hhds. Molafes,
10 pipes Holland Gin,
80 or. chefs Of frefh Teas aIorted,
10 pipes London P Madeira
8 Go. cid Port
do. P. Tennefife ~
IS Or. caiks Sherry and q
4 pipes Brunels J
hhds. green CopPeras,
4 hhds. Roll BrimAone,
2 hhds Nader,
hhds. Alum, and
40 boxes Spanilh Sugars of different
qualities, with mott other articles in the Grocery
Line.
May 70.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
lru.ne....No. XYH.
Re7aieqv sf mr.. y2FFERsow's hdmiaiarGtiau.

Re1iesv IF mr.. y6FFERSoN's haniaiaratiau.
THOUGH the executive offer of every
government is under the hisheit obligation to
exhibit ar proper times true and correct rate
OF affairs to the peopc yet Mr. Jeifcrfon feems
TO have ailamed the right, as indeed he has
IN many other cafes, of departing from old and
acknowledged principles in his meaage to Con-
srels in December, aoa. This niehagc is a
glowing picture of NATIONAL PROPERTY, picture
which every aperfon, in,ereited in the welfare of
the community, mutt contemplate with the
higheit fatisfaelon. What then mutt be our
lurprile to know that alnloit every Gatemept in
this official communication was contradict I'd by
then exiting facts The mind can icarcely re-
Train iron. linputing to man III 70 exalted a
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

this great nation leized the fgord OF de-
fence and then Gained their indepep'
dence, urged principally by an apprehen-
lion OF evils to come. alarmed by ab-
+! hraa claims Of authority, they demanded
a recognition of rights, which being re-
fnfed, they eaabliil,ed them byconqlef.
Will they now wait ill ruined, befors
| they attempt reirefs ? -
Fellow citizens A foletnn dav is APP
,,aroaehine let il be met with the forti-
Jude and copitancy of freonen Review
me condua of your rulers !; Judge il With
ca..aour il Won p!eafc, bu: with truth. Be
not duped by ,he fiaucrng language,
which they expea viii decoy YOU. Ex-
.erci.- your reafoyi and understanding -
You are told by tie Prefdent's favourites
and Others who live upon his bounty, that
he has reduced your burthens +; bot be-
hold he has only ihifted them And you
and your poiterity are burthened with an
enormous debr, for the pprchafe. of a will
derness which is fit only 10 drain your
purfes and erbroil you in qglarreis.
Approach then the altar of freedom
on the fifth of November /; depoGt there
yourfenfe of the wrongs doneand attempt
cd to be done you--Shuw on that day by
your Deceive fupport of III. fSbjoined lit !,
that notwithstanding the preponderance
Of louthern ntere.f may render your voice
intellectual, you Ali have the manlnels
land independence to exprefs an hcnelt
opinion.
FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL. LIST -
cAN1tpATss FIR ELEc1oRS, far 1884,.
1s be voted for the Firm Of NovEmssa. ops
as Lergs. s-
Hon. Dauid C1bJ, efq. Of Goidborough.
Hon. Osiv-r Wen Z, eiq. Of Bottom.
sasatk oiaria..
Hon. s59br ca6in Jones, elq. OF Bolton.
Ggsr soarb oiaria. -
Hon. Beniaain Gosabue, eiq. Of Salem.
easr saor.3 I....sg.
Hon. Bailey Barrier, etq.s Of Hayerhill.
aopp,sisr Ciasis.
Hon. Elsazer Brock ell. of Lincola.
panppirs south Dicria.
Hon. HiAiam Sbspard, eiq. Of Weftiel1.
g,amr5ire derry c!aria.
Hon. E5en. 13aftoon, jun. eiq. of Anherlt.
y9fpnoatb Diaris.
Hon. Hiiliap Ssver, eiq. of Kingfon.
rIrutasis Diaria.
E5snsSsr Bacon, eiq. OF Darnfablc.
Driaoi Diasia.
Hon. George Leonard, eiq. of Norton.
urs-csa,r ss.ut5 p,ar;a.
JsGpb 14L1en, c!q. OF Worcefer.
5lr,rester 1sorts oicria
Hon. J5ia5 Sisarns, eiq. OF Lunenourg.
Berkshire Diaris.
Hon. David RQ4ste,, elq. OF Richmond.
anrfoia Disr;a. ~
Hon. Co'ton Tufts, efq. of Weymouth.
nork Didrie. woN
Hon. 1'3ba Lord, efq. Of Berwick.
ca,ascrlaau Diarja. ss,
Hon. Jaae Parker, efq. OF Portland.
~ Einso,a DiariG
Hon. Thomas RE, eiq. of WifcaGat.
Ne,r-b,e. ~>;r-,a
Samuel S.Wtlis, ell. of Hallowell.
EtfI,i1c IA XYH 49,. -l.---
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
millinery far Sale.


NJ. SMITH, opposite the Union Tavern. main
Iva street, Richmond, most respectfully informs
The ladies' and gentlemen ofR.chmond, Manches.
er and their vicnities, that she has Just returned
from the ncrthward with a select assortment oF
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Amongst which are India. Shambree and Sheere
Iuslins; Cotton Cambricks black, white and
coloured LuteStrings Italian silks oe various
kinds; Egyptian and Cane, Hair Shawls; En-.
ira long SILK Cloves, white aud coloured Pic
Mic do black and white Lace; Ladies' white
and coloured Hose; Ladies' Nankecn and colour.
cd slippers Gypsy Hats; Egyptian, Bonaparte
and Le8horn Bounets; Shag and Viewer Hats Of
various colours Embossed aud Italian Cranes 4.
Cold and Silver Ornament5; Fancy and Straw,
Feathers; Cords and IasseIs; with a number
Of other articles, all Of which will be sold a,
moderate price.
Ricbmi1d, November 1904. t1w Al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
BY SubScribtt0n.

lie motive for adopting this measure, and
N Tor so low premium, is to endeayor to give
larger scope, and to bling before the public
what IS valuable. sooner than could be d ne Inv
o,her means: the eXertons of indlvidua's should
be employed in generous manner for public
good; ana that their expenses should be covered
Is reasonable: but false assertions, and selfish
me2nness, merit contempt.
Zen Dollars. 10 be paid at The time OF subscrib
ing Each subscriber shall be entitled 20 one Pa
tent l-icence' which may be sold or transferred /;
''ni may employ his own workman, 10 have 4
good Machine 1t the lowest possible cost, 70 lie
made according TO the original; others than for
subscribers, s. III be prosecuted. Forty suoscrip.
IONS ocIng received, a workman chosen by the
majority Il recommendations, at the time Of sub
serib'ng, shall be enabled AMI assisted TO con,
p1e'e UNsrALL's PATENT THREsHlNc MA.
@hlHE, WITHOUT further delay or trouble
oingie Licences. TO non subscribers, will be
sol" az 30 dollars each. The appreciation which
INC model has obtained, especially from those
Nersed in such machines, as are now in use, gives
soi'd ground to believe this impr vement will be
generally employed. as soon rs a fair trial can be
maze which Will al least prove i saving Of 10
per cent on each crop.
Nv. TU.NSIaLL. !Datcntce.
Richmond, va Tov. 7th, 1894 w4y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05

b "za0eThSentenEs,'io t e1'ceediHga square
'4fs1'Sfh, GretnSertedi in this fiajier for seven
fy-'iue cents fhs. FIRST time three dollars for
'i''ce 5refks (6 ti'ncaJ and for query add
no7af'tsertf9n hhirty-three cents. Long ones
i'iff'e same fsro3'ortion-it,,leSS shecial con-
iracf 6s m1de ~ lie year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
Land for Sale.

p virtue of deed Of trust executed to The
- Subscriber by John Burnley, 10 answer the
purposes therein specified. will be sold on the
premises, to the highest bidder, for ready noney.
ON The ooh day Of December next, three hun.
red and eighty-two and one half HERES or
Lamp, lying IN the lower end Of Louisa, i'm.
medialely on the Richmond roaA. leading from
LOUISA courthouse, adjoining the lands OF Jesse
Hogsard, Seth Burnley, John D;rgs Mrs Chez.
mass. &c On this land there IS 4 small piarta.
ton orchards, lolc,able good dwelling house.
barn and ou,houses, r1ni,d iate'y on tlic rosd.
Wa G. POIEDEXTER, Trustee.
November 9Th, 1904 w4s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
Dollars 125, t55
T I OK T. T S

May be hal ne George Tue, ser, Thomas Taylor,
and Samuel Peasants, ir in Richmond; Robert
Brchert, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho.
mas Newton, Dr Barand, g Littleton ". Taze-
well NodoIk Hugh Mercer. Fredericksburg;
Henry Tucker, Winchester, Chapman Johnson
S,aunton; and IN ell the towns in Virginia, and
in many places in the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
Doctor Wilson,
"a r D I C I NJ u S.
Il 4Rl' and SOUTHG -4TE.

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
In the 5tcre lately occupied by MIR BouLroN.
opposite Aly Reasmts' Printing. Office,
NJ AIN STREET, RICHNiON
= esPEcrFULLY i1foynl hep f;ieads and The
PabHe' thar fbey bave laid IN a general assoyt-
men n GROCERIES ard LIQUoRs eft5e jfyst qua
"teS' S05cb tbey a'e selling ve,y loiU for Teady ma
ney or Produce at Cash 6,ieSs
dISo, 2Hen's Ware, Patent Sb5t, Gtr6ozsder,
IEd'So' &c. &c. and Hare's P5ii4deipbiG boriied
1'fs'' q ''"c5 f6ey baUe constant supply, By tbe
dozen or single bottle
They bave for safe, on Commission Cur
NAILS t'om 3f'o 20s) BY TIE cesk or small guam
nHes' also, quantity o. SoAL LEATHER, fo,
CASE, or to be barfc,ed far Wbeat: and q
par " CoLoeNE MILLsroxRs, (estll in.
linr@t s. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
w. WARDLAW.

S now openingat his shop on the
u Main street in Richmond, opposite e. Tay-
lor's Vendue o'dce, 4 large importation of
M E ID | G. | N Z S,
Received directly from London also a general as.
sortment of SURG E0N's INS7.RLyNGN MS,
SA0P FURNITURE, MEPRETIC arr nj.
CHINES. Pd7'ENI' MEDICINES, &c. &c.
1t IS his intention to keep, At all times. supply
OF Genuine Medicines, sufficient to answer the
current demand; which will BE- sold low for cash
or on the usual Credit TO those who will give him
sufficient assurances of punStuality.
he has 4 VALUABLE SMALL FARM
Tor safe in the yiciuiy of Charlottesville The
terms viii be made easy; application 10 be made
to Dabney Minor near that place
November 20ih, 1904. wifi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
Dollars. 5000

IJUIIdTS, OUUJJ
All tickets drawn blank may be enewcd IN the
next class, At 10 dolls each the price of all o.
Tiers VIII be u dolls.
All prizes CT IS dollars may be renewed Cor the
mex class, OF paid, 1T the o,tion OF The person
emit!ed. Il they be not claimed wi:hin shree
Incntas after the drawing commences, they viii
b" considered as renewed in the sccon1 class.
fhc drawing ia commence in the city Of VII.
liar.burg, the - day OF ----, under
the management OF James Madison. John Bfaok-
Ell, William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burwen
Bassert, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pi Travis, William Lghtfoot, Liiteton W.
Tazewe.i, George Fucker and James Semrie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05

TAKEN up by Charles Poyall Of
the county Of Powhatsn, near the courthou,e. in
the month Of May last, a red and white COW
with number ofrsd spots on her back and shout
ders,a bob tail, no err marx, has a hole bored i'm
each horn. Appraised 60 ten dollars. and appca~s
to be about - or 10 years Of age. Posted as the
law direas, Teste.
3fs. POLNDEXzER. C.. C..
November T7,h, 1904. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05

y pursuance Of an act OF the Ge-
neral Assembly of Virginia, passed the Goth
Oh January 1902 to establish Turnpike between
the Town of Manchester and Falling Creek. ON
the Buckingham road there has been improved
by the Manchester Turnpike Company. one half
the uis ance on sai5 road, from the Ferry Land.
ing IN toe own OF Manchester, to Falling Creek,
and entered of record in the County Com, of
Chesterfield, agreeabIy to the requisites Of said
act' So as 10 cotiue said Company 10 the bene
h's of Half Tolls.
NOTICE is hereby siven, that
a TOLL-GA7E is now erected. 20, m, ourn,s,.
IF collecting HlLF-7OLLS, arrcsab,y to tb,
authority vt sid aG.
EpM'D LOCKETT. SubeyiriesFt
Far toe df1ucjesier 7uyAbits C5,uh1,y.
25d November, 1904. v,6l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
BURR & HAMILTON.

rs no,V OPENED az Mr. HgiGn's VGsb'agtor IN
vs,n, a pc,u collection ofIVfX FIGUPES, sr-
berior to IN hmerica antogy rbic6 is a Striking
likeness an! rep eseEiaoa Of t5e iqie ll7tortu;,afs
DUEL. foHy5t 6eivree Col Allyog Burr, vice e,c-
sidsaf 9ftb- UJri,ed States and Gen dexaqaer H1
uiilfoa, Vs5ereiH Gen Hamilton is sRb3oue by bis
second af;er receiuiGy ,be mortal sound; gob:Ie
COL. Burr is led om t6e fela 6y bis secoaa-a stri
King -ceseetatiOa q roe mace Sp5eye tbe duel 1,as
foHgtt painted upon seeHs'y sp5icb adds much 70
ibis interesting representative tJc dial n4,u6sy
Of selected FIGURES chosen from tbe 6est se!ec.
lions in iptsyica .--3fasic on an elegant Orga7
80 Admiffarce 50 Gents for tbe f 81 aan,iss:on.
a'i4 person Is admired tie secoi! time 5eisb,.t
paving bGkf0yice, 25 Ce.is tF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
III YES CRH!YEO RD.
BY THE Rev. JAMES GORDON,

Rector # kiileSny, in the Diocese of Ferns, and
of Cannaway, in th- Diocese OF Cook
THIS work shzH be CON Drsed N ,vo neat 9no
volumes, al Handsomely and correstv prin'ed
Price 10 su6cribers, in boards Oae Dollar and
Fifty Cents ;-neatly oGnl One Dollar Sc
venty hvs Cents. 70 non sub scrioers. Two
Dollars, which is only one half the price OF
the London coPy.-lt shall be prin Cd on a
new type, and or pape. Of = superior qu1ii,y
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THE peculiar a.igaa,aze which the presen'
work possesses, is, that the aHjor, tho opoos:,,
by Tic force oc Government, cares 10 come for.
ward and state fats with irparta:ity, max m.
TRurH his guide, whether exertng his Ia II on
the expressions as the Government, or the excess
es OF tue RevslutIomists. Nehese quote his O vn
words: " To write = booi, de,erminediy and ex.
clusively in favor of the ruling party is an cas-.
( business: An author, wi Il such intentions, wi!
feel no dearth ofstcry. styie or phrase The IL
ry stream otvo!ca0ic matter will be poured copi-
ously around him; and the only dlngeris that h
may, perhaps, be overwhelmed by tie lava. N-i
Their VIII lie want purchasers among the du1es OF
his party, if Lis obietl be present gain. wirhoui
regard to future inflmy.
- Many OF The violent psrtisans OF the British
government, have acclaimed against my work ;
several of whom have asked, whether the &C
counts were False they answered not bur that
they were such Protestant clergyman ought
not to have published g"
The hearts Of many respectable and brave Irish.
men, must bear high at the reorganization Of those
struggles which have beur made for the enamel
patron OF their country ; and, with such, th,
work viii be deeply interesting. Those, APPROX
ing ct the rising of the people, will have an Cd.
poriunity OF seeing their side Of politics ably de
tended against the account published BY the aeen,
OF Government, Sir Richard Musgrave, in lar:.e
quaito volume. And even those who do not fee
preludiced in favor Of either party, may view ih;s
publication an impartial record of the distress
ING scenes oceasionedb by anattenpt at revolution
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