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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-04
IN HANOVER COUNTY, COURT

IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT,
:. dp,l a9sl, 1907.
Againit In Cbe.e.y.
John CO 'haw, Defendant
Ei5 day came the plontiG by his council and
the defendant not having entered his appear
siee ano gwen ieeurity according to the acc OF al.
ishhiy aud the rules OF this court ard it appearing 70
the st,sscion of the court that he is no, an nhsb.
taf OF tins country, on the motion of the plaintiff il is
beereed and Ordered, That the defendant do appear
here 90 'he hrt day of the next quarterly term and
,ni"er the bs of the plaintiff and that cop y Of
tins order be forthwith pubed in cn,c one Of the
newspapers printed in the city OF Richmond, for two
months iucceiivey, and tina, another copy be poGe2
at the 'front.' door of the Court-houfe in tins COUNT
Copy. TeRe,
IHoS: POLLARD, D.c.nc.
Hiay 20. Cr2,n)
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His exceilency Marquis de Gaia Yruio, to his
Excelency the governor OF Pennfylyania
Philadelphia, Goth December, 1904.
SIR,
When at the requeft of the Bank of Penn
fyivania, Your ExcelIency c,efired me to deli
yer TO the iurifdiefion of this fate, Don Iofeph
de Cabrera, gentleman OF his Catholic ma
jefty's legation near the United States, accufed
OF forgery and of defrauding the faid Bank of
different iums of money, had the honor to
obferve to Your ExceleDcy in aniwer, that
however violent the infpicions would be aganf
the iaid CaNrerl, did not think myfeif autho-
riied to give BIN up, by the realons infinitely
mentioned butt f1ggeffed that, as the trne
channel and depohtory of the King my maj.
ters authority, would have him myfclf arreh-
ed on his royal name, until his maiefy's will
was known. Your Excellency acquiefced TO
| my propofal, and Cabrera was arrefted under
my orders for foue time. After a Mort period,
and at the requeh of MIR. Cabrera himfelf, de-
iivered him into your hands, having appeared
deitrous TO iuufy himfelf by trial by the laws
OF PenHyania. When the trial was about Ia
king place, Mr. Cabrera has fent me new re-
quef, accompanied with feveral obfervations,
TO have him fent to Spain to be tried by the
laws OF his country. Although it is my inten-
tior to accede ia all its extrnts e Mr. C,brrra's
demand, upon reconsideration Of this bufncfs,
think myfelf ju1ifed in reclamiDg again from
your Excellency, the per(on of the Elid Catre-
IA, whom III keep in the fame fate of confne-
Tlent until the King my matters will is known,
as to further proceedings. indulge the hope
your exoeency fiiaii moi have objections to re-
place the prifoner at my order, and under the
fame footing agreed upon between us in the
beginning Of this affair, as bis perion is equally
fecure, aud the Bank is in reality put on a more
advantageous ground for the recovery of the
money.
With lentiments Of high confederation,
have the honor 20 be,
Your molt ob't fCrv't,
FL MARQUIS DE CASA YRUIO.
His Exccllency Thomas M'Kean,l
Governor of Pennsylvania.
No. u
Copy Of a letter to his ExceIlency the Envoy
Extraordinary of Spain
Philadelphia, Oa. 10Th, 1904.
SIR,
had the honor to receive your exceIlencv,s
letter " the 26th inf. and have Jly confdered
your rcquet, that Mr.. Jofeph de Cabrera might
be again placed under the directions of Ills
Catholic Msjefy. Since he had iIbmitted,
with your content, 10 the laws and urifdGton
OF the rate OF Pepnfylvania, Grand iurv oil
The city Of Philadelphia, in the Mayors court.
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mo. Hi

Letter from His Catholic Maiefy's Miniiter, the
Marquis dc Gaia Yrjo, respecting Don 10
feph dc Cabrera.
Philadelphia, 9th Augul, 1904.
Sir,
have duly received your ExceIlencv's Letter
Of the oath in and given it all the attention its
contents 70 Justly defetve. The information
your Exceiency has the gooinefs to commune
cate to ne, concerning the forged check of 500
dollars hopped at the Bank OF Pennfyivania {.
the circumfance OF two others Of the lame 7a-
tire having been formerly prefented and paid :.
and the firong aud violent prefumotion, that
the'c forgeries have been committed by Don
Joieph dc Cabrera, one of the gentlemen be.
longing TO theLcgdtioD ofSpain near the United
S:atea, had already reached mc, through the
channel OF the Prefident and Caihier Of the faid
oak, who have made application TO yor1r ex
celency. I have alfoin my hands = copv of the
fworn evidence of Charles Large, Don Iofenb
&c Cabrera's ieryant, who prsitnted the check
and declaring ne bad received it from mis- maj
ter with other partial circumstances very little
favorable 70 the honor and good name of the
iaid Don I0feph de Cabrera. Your Excellencv
does juitIce to my feelings on the occaion. and
to my IDEAS Of the proprety of delivering cul.
PIT into the hands os jafice but MIR. Cabrera
by his fdtion is undoubtedly under the protec-
ton OF the Laws Of Nations. Did he enjoy this
advantage, either becauie he belonged to nv
iuite, or bccaafe he bad been sopoinfed By M.
10 The place he now holds, fwou'd not feel the
lsait heiitaiion IN having him delivered 10 yopr
E6ceIleacy, by pieyiou1y Withdrawing from
hin my protection; but, fir, M. Cabrera has
been appointed TO Us place immediately by the
h'ng my mater, ana do not believe myfeIf
authorized to take from bin, what h. has not
received from ne ii belongs, in my opinion,
10 his Clihoiic Maieny alone to decide Of his
fate, and to determine whether he is to be iudg-
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LINsEED on.

4 Quantity of Dutch Boiled LINSEED orr.
- For Sale by THOMAS WHITE.
May 81 rsw
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The iubierber (Robert Gamble, FEM avails him
fell OF this opportunity to thank his numerous friends
for the very large flare of patronage he has received
IN the Mercantile line-and hereby tenders to the
public his future lervices as Coumioa Azr,eJaat.
Fie hatters hmfef, his long experience with other
circumstances unneceGary here to mention) entities
him to the confidence fthole who may have buiuels
OF that nature to trana in this cityauring uch of
his belt exertions to merit appreciation.
Ihoie who yet remain indebted to the late firms
OF GgTbAe and G,affar, OF Stanton, of Gamble u Tim
fh, D,6syf Gamble Z Co. and Robert Camille of the
e'sy oitichmond, are once more earneRly rcqucfe5
to make immediate payment of their respective ba-
Iaees Such as continue Regardless of this lat notice
cannot expect longer indulgence.
Ro. GAMBLE.
Richmond, May 10, 1905. epsw oagtf.
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Rave verified, as far as their power extends. tl.r
truth ofthe accuE,tion aearR him; aud, hen
MS tr,ai was ready, he prayed by his council,
Ipoitponcmept until the twelfth day of, No
vember next, which was granted. Iperceive,
and i oaiural, that he wi!l,cs to pat the evil
day afar off.
Although confider his claim to exemption
nom the juriiaittion of the tate, to be rather
derived from his attachment to the Envoy Tx.
traordinary and MiniGcr Pienipotentiary OF his
Catholic Majefy, and to his being one of his
retlnue aud nouieho!d, than to any appoint
ment nc has under His Maieity, lie being no
Pns/ie i'i!niFer /; yet willing to comply with
your humane requef in his behalf, / have di-
rected the Acknowledgement to withdraw the
pro!ecution aganit him, and 70 leave him con.
hned entire'y fubject to your inarue,ions but
at thu fame time cannot omit mentioning nv
confidence, that the Bank of Pennsylvania viii
be Undermined for the one thouiand fix hun
dred dollars, obtained from them by fraud, or
that the offender will be duly punihed.
Accept. Sir, OF my rncere attachment and
very great reg ard,
(Siencd) ". M'KFAN.
Ills excellency the Envoy Extraordinary
and Rilnii5er Pienipotcptiary oi Spain.
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His exceiency Marquis de Gaia Yruio, to his
Excellency the governor OF PenDfylyania
Philadelphia, Goth December, 1904.
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Letter from His Catholic MajeRy's Miniiter, the
Marquis dc Gaia Yrujo, respecting Don Jo-
feph dc Cabrera.
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rAay22l.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-03
Doctor l. Price,

y RESPECTFULLY informs the ci-
n tizenI Of Mar.iusburg and the pub
nc eeusrAut, thathe has the
practice Of PHYSlC, SURGERY, &c.
n this town. Having acquired pretty
GENERAL knowledge Of the theory and
rartice of the above arts, he viii there
BY be enabled to do justice TO hi' profess
>ion, and with great care and A'Siduous
TO business ne will .ndeavour
70 render satisfaction to all those who
nav please to place confidence in him.
Mar,inshurg, April %, 1905.
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THE misunderstanding to remove

THE subscr;b.rinsendinsso remove
i from Martinsburg to his plsasati-
on, on the main road leading to Win.
CHESTER, mr!e from the Yellow House,
informs such Of his customers az have
left watches ~ be repaired with HIM,
that, such ol them A. are finished, will
be left with Mr.. John Hooper OF Mar
tin,blrg, tog -ther with the bills for re-
pairing such as are not vet done, he
will take with hun [if approved ot) and
when finished return to the said Hooper.
He will continue TIL Clotk making and
Watch repairing business at the place he
is going to, AMI will Thankfully receive
any comm III is in the said line.
lie ,viH sell r. pubic pru6'ir,
at his house in Mar tnshurg, ON Mon
day the 9th of Nav next, variety Of
Household Furniture. consisting OF
Case OF Drawers, Tables, thah>, two
Stoves, AMI number Of other articles
too numerous TO mention. He will also
sell good Mare, suteAbi for saddle or
draft. Nine nt"n:hs crr,i, wI!l be al
lowed, thc purch .>er giving bond with
approved security. The sale will bvgln
about ten U clock.
REEFS BRANSON.
Enril2G. 1905.
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II O T S P U R,

" ILL stand at my stable this Sea.
- son to cover mares at four dolla10
the season, the money to be paid on the
I5th OF October next seven dollars 10
insure colt, the money to be paid when
the mare is known to be with foul. and
one dollar and an half the single cover,
the money paid down. Good clover
pasture will be furnished for mares .bav
come from distant places, at IS cents pee
week. but will not be responsible Tor
accidents or escapes.
HotsPur is a fine bav, with a black
stripe from his name to his tail, six,eea
and an half hands high, with bone in
proportion. Ave Years old the 18th dav
OF this month. He was got bv the ESQ
Pns ball. Pnrchas, tor, bt tween Ave
and six hundred dollars, in MARYLAND.
by Mr.. James Fore n u-his dam was
purchased hv me, for two hundrfd dol.
lars Of James Moore, who told me. she
was got bv fiotsPur, imported by Col.
Clarke In Prnnsv!vania, and was a mir.
ture Of the Hunter and DrM breeds. No
horses are more useful 70 the hrt4an,s
OF this valley, than those who ,ombias
strength and ACTIVITY together.
w. PENDLEION.
April 10, 1905.
=: B. The season ha, commenced.
and will continue I'll tho last OF June.
w. P.
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LANDS FOR SALE.
April II, 1905.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
Il Plantation whereon he now lives,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
! miles from Martinsburg and Is from
Bath, containing 3S3 acres Of gpod strong
Limestone Land, well watsred, with at
least springs-t5o acrts are cleared
and well enclosed, 3 acres Of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
remainder OF the tract 10 well covered
with fine tnnber.-On the premises are
convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished. Kitchen. a large Barn, Brstit-'
lerv, FuIlng Mill, and some out houses,
with num,rr Of Fun, treeS-Thrre j.
good mIt1-stat, with 4 suthciency Of
water, on this tract.
He Will also sell one other trace Of
Land situate ON the river Potomak.
near Richardson's Ferry, containing ZOE
acres, 40 al which are cleared, the great
or part river bottom, the remainder Of
the Land is well timbcred, and has a
large sugar-camp on ia small House
is now bulf, and logs ready Tor raising
larger one. For terms apply to the
| subscribe
WILLIAM SNODGRASS.
Back Greek, June y, 1904.
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FANIN(; recovered from low lin
I Z rirg state Of health, in which he
declined be practice Of PhvSic and Sur.
Sery, now informs whoever stands in
.eed OF his a".l<tAnt1, TINT he has r1as-
."med the said practicr-And as all Old
doctors generally as they decline Prac-
ace put off the most disagree able part,
that is Surgery they practice it) no
has also done the same, and set several
Dung Doctor TO use the instruments Of
Surgery under his directions, which he
then thought would be public benefit,
by leading the Dung Doctor into an ex-
Periment~I knowledge Of operations, hut
now find. it has turned ous = public inju-
~, bv inc"nsideratc people suppo.'ng
the one that used the instruments Of sur
gerry, was the principal Doctor. alth"'
he performed only by particular direcsi-
nns, wherruPon mors dependence has
been placed in the Young and inexperi-
enced, th'n was for the general good Of
those lAhouring undeF difficult, cases.
'Ihsret"re he now informs, that he will
hereafter perform al operations himself,
in casrs ~ hire he adv i<eS the OPP ration;
of anv other that he is repaired 10 do,
but mav De attended by as many Doctors
- the patient chuses.
RE viii d. any kind or form Of Writ
ing, sue h - Wills, Deeds, Indie INJURIES,
Ar"tles ct Agreement, Powers OF Al,
torn~,, Sc.
.M.rtin.bnrs, April IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-03
N o T c E.

4 s guardian for Robert L,!e, sundrv
~ obligations Given l"r property pur-
chased a; the sale Of tie estate OF Rober,
L>Ir> d,c.( have come into my hands.
which, ii J.; pad before the 9th dav 1t
Ma, next, wv! be pot into tbs hand. Of
an attorney Tor collection.
JAMES CAMPBELL, GuayI1an.
Middle Greek, March 90, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-03

* Ill. BE- sold 1t plbGc vendu-. a.
w the tavern OF e, rus SAnnder. in
Ch-rlr.- Town, on the srcont d4v of
JrRtr>on MAY Cout. which will be tie
18Th dav "f'As month. Lve strong VIZ
grn HORSES, on a cssetst~et nine
IN ,n.h'. On boad and approved security
bsiag given.
JOSIAH F1Aec.
APsl %. 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-03

W.H b rxp"rdn b"6ke renI.e, On Fri.
G"y The l7th Of A"y next, at the
6'Oeh'"g A"",e fthr s"6>e'iLe' Icing
in Shrphr'|A-l' a qun"rry q
r 0ODs AMI Merchandise also, a
~ mum Der Of articles Of Hou,t hold
FurUi."re, too tedious to enume,at-.-
Nine mnnths credit will be gwen the
p"r, has-r> Cor all sums above three
IolIar.1 BY entering into bond with APP
proved securitv. The sale to commence
ate" . look. when due attendance viii
b. gIvs6br
BENJAMIN BoYDsToN.
April IS, 1905: ~
n. u. ALL person. indebted TO the
subscriber. either hy note or book &C
COUNT, are requested to make immedi c
pa, HS~Rt..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-03
FOR HIRE, TWO
q
NcSro~Gi1ls,

One about fifteen and the other sixteen
,sarH old j.. tn v have both been aceu,-
ained to ,use-wotk, and one has for
'ome time past been n cook. An sm.
'loyer in the country would be prefer.
ed. Impure Of the Pr.Alsr.
IaauAEy II. 1905: s. (vsf1
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE sno>t.'pcr having declined the
l. MertAnt'.r business, now offers
his property IN GArraru's-l own (al,As
Middle Io~n) Berkeley County, tor
rent tksrc arc four hale acre lots, thee
OF which CORNERS on the main street md
20 tret alley on one is 4 good Dwell
ing House and stone kitChen, with a
good Spring OF limestone water IN the
cellar, alsoa Wash and Smoke House,
Barn, S.ahles, Corn House, &c. all in
good repair on one other Lot opposite
is large Garden and a convenient Ora
nary on the corner; on the opposite
eide OF the streets Lot. on which 10
erected large Store. House. Counting
House and Ware. House, under one
'oof. with large dry cellar, and every
convenience necessary for MerchaOas
which hasbeen occupied as . Store for
IL years. and is eauAlt 70 any stand in the
district for doing an extensive buSins -
in the re,ait wy, and is well worth the
notice Of any industrious MAN in that
hne. Possession will be given on the
goth of MAY next, or p.rhHps sooner il
required. For term. apply to the sub
scrlher 4, his residence adjoining said
town. WILLIAM WILSON.
ProsPee,-lIln, April 20, 1905.
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MART1NsBURG, Berltlrv csunt, .
Virginia; Printed and tubhshed6Y
.. ~ HN Al URTIS.
TRIMS or THE IN'EELLICENCEK.

- THE price efthis Paper is t1Vo dsL
lar per 0nnu'H, one dollar payable at the
time I"6Hc'ittnS, and one .ohen the
year expires. Distant su6'ctIGer. pay
TOR the Whstr !, ear IN advQnce. The
Price u Advertisement, to nOn-sut-g
'cri6e'1, IL enc dollar per square fer
three 'Oett' in'ertioS. and fir cant'nsI-
acc Gffer that time rs esnts per lUesl :
5HbsCrfbeTS lOiN sontinuete receive re-.
d'4ction .. ones fa2rtA 'H thSiT ASVsrEss-
Menis. 49, .-~
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ONE CENT REV ARD.

D AN away from the subscriber liv-
IN ing in G1rrar4's: Town, some time
ago, An apprentice boy nameI Am~s
Thomas, Tor Who's apprehension | will
give the above reward.
EDW ARD JENNINGS.
April IS, 1905,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02
Soxc : TIE ss,ect faie chera6 ,i.i sifs
an adgt7 70 rake care Of TIE ne o.
floor L.cS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ir--Jammy's overturned from Dover.
9. Caffa'r Ee.cn--The man who had
the abilities To plan, the Perseverance to
promote, and iortitude to establish the
fame OF the American character, in land
where 1t was scarcely known, in defiance
OF slavery or death.
.1r--7hc 6afrie.
10. May the powers of Barbary hence
forward learn, as all Europe knew before
that, the threat Of chains to Americans on.
ly mnames TO victory.
Ar-y sons Of .Atnomock.
] l. Iieutcnans o. Raanon ofthe Marines.
and H1fdshtepfaa hann-The heroes who
hrst planted the American banners on the
walls OF Derne.
Song and Hrarfs of Oak.
10. Consul Nelson (of Denmar,s) and
CID Hamef Degese (of TripolD To-
reigners, who like the good Samaritan,
owns every man in distress his nei ehbor.
.dir-Charify.
10. May we never lose ship but in
chase of the enemy.
tl Patriotic .Hir.
IA. Col. Lcar--The patriotic paciHca-
tor, who effected an honorable peace with
Tripoli.
Music.
Is. Mediterranean Lawfls--May Ame-
RIGA never want such hands to gather, nor
such heads TO wear them.
Patriotic hir.
rs. The Basharv Of 7ritof-May he
proht by the lectures he has received on
the Laws OF Nations.
On dca, Totat can the matter be
". NO. chains but thoss Of Love-no
captivity but to the American Fair.
Wnh Sron'en and zuinc we defy every care.
The highest social order prevailed. and
benign'y dwell, upon every coun;enance..
Several patriotic and other appropriate
songs were ip'erspersed with the loasts,
& The comPsn, broke up a, an early hour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02
NEw.oRLEANs, August ~.
Ertraet e a lriter % she Rdita,, dasrd ou

H-StFaeI q a tefter 70 the RiiEog, dated Oun-
ehatfd,June son, 1905.
"Tbe inhabitants are highly pleased
win Inc present arrangement in the adj
m'h's'ralion OF jus;icc--and the legisa.
I'VE council receive high encomiums Fer
Their d's'nterested and faithful public SER
wees. In travelling from New-OrIeans
To THIS place, whicn suppose near 500
miles, found both governor Claiborne
aud The government of the u. States, con-
tFary to my expectations, exceeding POI
pniF, and particularly with the French
There arc few refugees from Justice,
taa' arc opposed to the government, be-
cause they are afraid the law will reach
toem and intii6t the punishment due to
their crimes"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02
,iria. Or our approach 10 Turin,

trxandria. On our approach 10 Turin,
our Rer.'. brother, his scninence. the car.
GINA. Cainpacev-s, and our dear son, Sal
E'aious' aisancess To receive rs, and in
tn name of the Emperor of the French.
10 's'sh Us haoay arrival io Frsnce. aod
tc exon'ss the e:rr.ror's wishes for our
p'csence 10 ms hoainions. In eject. we
weyrtrer IN rrance, and The people of
Snss .!ins'rinas nation rejoiccd a. our arri-
va among them, gave the most striking
manifestations of their pis,y and religion,
ho' only IA tbrir professions, bat ia every
marx OF their Respect aud affection. In
every pa,t oi tac empire through which
we passed, the occfects OF the provinces.
a"c. all of those Invested with civil ar mi,
mary au'hori'y, delivered the mos, affec
.'ohase ana respectful addresses, as well
.o"arns oar person, as 20 the concerns of
'hs HOLY Sea. ~ LYONS, we were recci-
We'd by our Eevd. brother, his Esninrnce.
eari''hal fesch, the archbishop Of that pro.
vince, with rnasniGcence the most gene.
rons, with the most alree,ionate hosDitali.
W. and With an anxious solicitnde for eve
iy tang attached to US, in way beyond
cur powersto express. The concourse OF
exceiient ard pipus inhabitants of that
town was so great when we celebrated the
hoiy mysteries, that The immense, area Of
the metropolitan church could not contain
them' how great then must have been
our ho'y raptures! With what fervcnt a
dora,'on did we express our gratitude to
the ratherof Mercies, for working so won.
dertol, so blesseda change! We were in
spired with The most lvelv gratitude also
TO the most potent emperor OF the French,
TO whom that happy people owe the res
torsl'ou OF The true religion, the public
exercise Of which has been established
under the Coocorslat, which has passed
between us.
IIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02

The following beautiful lines, in which
Inc kos@ IS made che eynbien OF Virgin
moaea.y, are from an ancient play oaileds
Inc lwo "obEr KiaSmrn :--,hey are as
.crieed to Shakespeare BY his commea-
taiois.--Cherleston Courier.
" IL Is the very emblem Of maid.
Fer when the 'sest wind courts hsr gently.
How noaestsy she blows. and paints The sun
With her ohas;e bushes when the royfb comes
near her
Suue and impatient then like chastity,
ohe 'ceEs her beauties in her bud again,
And leaves him 10 base briafs"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-02
TO BIZ coNrtNuED.1
FROM Proi;'s Gteanings in England, 1908.
Al.MANACKS.


The following curious items viii far
ther emhiazon the pages devoted TO the
IubIImc FRANCIS Moore /. Three hun
dret! and City thousand OF Moore's Alma.
mack are sold yearly. .. In order to pre-.
pare SO large at edition, IT is necessary to
be four months working at press. s. And
each sheet is obliged to be set ,lh at two
or three different printing Offices, or il
would he impossible 10 prepare so ennr-
NOUS an edition within the time. q.
VIVA, Is TO &c published the next year be.
gins prin'ingin May. s. 4 single book
seller, in his first order, takes FITS thou
sand. 6. A man, high in Office in The CT
~ of london, exclaimed confidently 10 a
friend cfihe Cleaners, I" b, God sir, there
viii he no war! Moore's Amauck pre-
dies year of prosperity! And, a, MS
hH,e, speaks only Of peace :. and would
sooner believe in Moore, than in Bona
parie or Mr.. Arlington. z. More delcc-
table poetry for the year present.
"Comrerce and traffic now receives iT,crease,
And Merchants badly venture, now 'is peace,
Without being Kidnapped and captive led
The chains asebfoke. the III 6ra'svsnq uished:
How sahtle Foxessto their els retreat
For covert; now Britannia may br great
8. Finale. The operation of Almanacks
on the public mind was at its acme during
the civil war. Lilly, the parliamentary
astro.eger, used to keep mp the spirit Of
the soliiery by bis predictions. il is re.
corded by the historians of the time, that
In the famous battle of Dunbar, wherein
Cromwell totally overthew the Scots, That
his men rushed ia,o the fight with their
sword, in one hand and Liily's Alnanack
the other"