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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
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80. az t1tsI<ty.
~ virlne ola deed Of IRIS. xecy.s5,.,.r..
Snrn'ey, 70 secnrc Htbtthcyein r,c,.;.-.l
o. T'lziiy 10 James Barbour ard bv hi, -
if''ei 10 husin Shelton. viii - soil. r. -,
D,orsy' at Charlottesville on Nonaag ib So.
o. fso'uaYy r~xf (jciog Aii,sr-a,.e co,,,s -,
a TRACT or LAND ~
Lf'7s about two niles abov. t.hs, .,n.
'.S'ss' '''s Drrf'~ new resiies. or 20 -,
.n''eo, as WI We sur, entto sasisfy a,,d nsvsi.
.,'. ~ % Two hricd aud seventy fo,,- - 49,,
''0a'ngs ana eight pcrse with in,eres, s,.,i ~,
ifar'iin Davis, trustee.
: kiehmend, 9Th Jaa. 1906. t,ls
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-22
From the NORFOLK LEDGER.

Mathew Lyon has been writing !. long
letter to Mr.. William Duane, contalnlHE
many remarks we'll worthy the attentionS
the curious. Take six from half dozen
aud you have the exact difference Of d'
vulearity OF these characters. There D
some humor to compensate the want OF DC
licacy in the following introduction from
Mat TO Will.
" The animals called scllnks are e'l
,remely plenty in the barrens of KentHesi,
! have frequently seen them sitting I'd w.
road before me, after making a nolssu
start them GU. Of the path wi,hou success
n OF choosing to ccme within tie reacn Y
the oaoriterous liquid, with which lnS
contaminate the atmosphere, have re'Oi'
antly given them the path and rode roaa'.
atleng;h slime time last summer, haVln5
met an insolent fellow of that tribe IN ao'I
file, impossible lodges on both SIDES
saw no other course bat to risk the oao"
teraus charge, and push through. lH'
accordingly did to the destruction Of
adversary, without any other injury ,,JII
having my horse little besprlnk!ed' Van
was principally washed off at the neAiI''
let. ,,|
SCI ask your pardon for this dl ;rs' ;o,
sir, but the analogy between my sl'pa 'a
then and now is SO very striking, ! sO "',
not get the thing out Of my mind TIL ~
it on paper" I'D
In the progress of his letter, in bis = n
to injure his old friend, Mathew glve'
public some truths meriting attention. i
He speaks of Dunn's first appearauss
America in the following language: ). sal
a ragged vagabond, with oo ssr,
cast guil.ylook, like Cain, expecting 81
mans hand to DO raised against f''H'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-22

tain nation, Cor long time, thought Il,
consisted in the privilege Of wearing -
beard" g
It is trur that in Democracies III. :,
pie seem to do what they please, but as ~
calHbertY does not co INSIST in an uare, f.s'
cd freedom"
!" We must have continually pres,n !,
our minds the difference between iadsss1
ence and liberty. Lbytyis a right ds|
ing whatever the iarrs Permit; and if 4
tiaen could do 7uhat they forbid, he Womb
have the same bover."
/" Miserable indeed would be tn. ~.
were the same man or the same body, VIII
Their of The nobles or of the people, to es,,
else those three powers, that of enqana,
lavs, that ofeaecuting the public resohtinsa
and that Of Judging the crimes or di5rsna
ofnsdlpduais. In the republics Of l,sl,
where these three powers are united, then.
is less liberty than 10 our monarchies.--
Hence their government is obliged to p
recourse to as eioleat methods for its SIN
port, as e: en- that of the Turks. Witness
the statr inqmsitors at Venice, and the t.
on's mouth into which, very informs
may, at aAhours, throw his written aeu
sations."
{" AS distant as heaven is from earn
so is the true spirit Of equality from thu
of extreme equality. The farmer does mo-
consist in managing 60 that every Jay
shoul4 comnand, or that no one should b.
commanded; but in obeying and command.
ing our equals. 1t endeavors not to be
zvithout a master, but that its masters should
be none but its equals"
In the state of nature, indeed, all med
are born equal but they cannot continue
in this equality. Society makes them lose
it, and they recover it only by means q
the h,os."
I" The principle democracy is corrupt.
ed, not only when the spiri. of equality i,
extinct, but likewise when they fall into a
spirit of extreme equality, and when sSus
citizen .rants to be uboa le0el Nth thas he
has chosen to command him /; the tMbk
incapable of bearing the very power they
have intrusted, want 10 do every thing d
themselves, to debate for the Senate, to ext
cute for the magistrate, and to strip TIL
judges. When this is the case virtue cal
no longer subsis. in the republic. Thu
people want TO exercise the Functions Of
the magistrates who cease TO be. revsted.
The deliberations Of the senate are slight.
ed all respects then laid aside tor The
seuarors."
+" The natural place of virtue is aearp
liberty but it is not nearer to estremsb'
berfy than 70 servitude."
/" The pure and Impartial administratl
on of justice, is, perhaps, the hrmest b'n'
to secure cheerful submission of the peel
pie, and TO engage their affections to So
vernment."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-22
A SWkAT- FOR A SWEAT.

Orgiaal--A phyGcian had ikeletou 70 fx'd
thai on entering the room FIRING waa souci.'o
when, in All Infant it grafpcd the pedon enter
ing. An Irifhnan "a Rrangef) called on til
doctor f5f lone medical aid, and was NOVA int
the room where rhe iktleton was it feized hn
ina moment -Oh, }afas! up with his fit &C
defend hinfelf; but, 20 his great a}oaihmcnt,
law the ghaltiy figure diengsgine itiels, whc
he few from the h.ue like lishseni g. A few
dars after mee,iog the do5asss (who nigh. be
cara a walking ikeleson.j Coming cot af h.
houte-f' All, ,ry honey--ar you there
you think done know you, with yoIr cloths
orr he teizes the doctor by the lhr ttl-. am
beitowing f-w hearty whseks; take that fol
.he fwest you gave Me t'oibet day
Or the late Dr.. Johnton's return from towr
In Scotland, a lady at whof. houic he called ba'
go, ready. what is in England, batch poteb,
for dinner. After the doctor had ,ated it, hs
took an opportunity OF aGing him if it wa
good every coed for hogs!" anfwesed th'
Doctor. Then psaY," replied the lady, "lei
me help you TO little mote 10
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-22
i viii Be found 10 be $50, 900 dollars But

e the mercantile interests of America are
to be injured aud trampled en- with imPu-
niey, if the flag of the United States is to
be degraded, if, in short, our vessels and
property are to BE- taken within slgnt OF our
harbors, aud (what is much TO be feared)
IF no active measures are taken by admi-
nistrationto obtain satisfaction and reim-
bursement for injuries sustained, ana 20
BE- sustained, or for defence against .such
uniusti6able attae.s,- sach, laring robbery,
then we may reasonably apprehend5 that
the price of insurance will be enhanced.
Iadesd il will mot be surprising, II, IN the
course of short time, j: were 20 rise to 8
or 10 per cent. We are sensible that IN
place of desissing from their nefarloas and
abominable deprcdauons, these pirates
like all who embark in villainous schemes,
win take courage from the tameness with
which injuries are borne, and VIII become
more rapacious in proportion to the patti
ence of the Injured party.
If Insurance then rises to 8Per cent. a
yery moderate calcc,adon, considering all
thugs. it would make difference TO the
people of the United States of at least
i .6oo, 900 dollars annually, aad we believe
that we shall be supported by meu OF mer"
cants.e knowledge and experience when we
say, that it would go chiefly from the Pock'
cts of the merchants.
If the evil consequences we nave mem
toned, should unfortunately result, we,
think we can prove without fear OF refnta.
toe, that this country would lose, IN one
year, in the article of insurance alone, pad
to British subjects, a sufficient sum to
build, equip, and man, ten stout frlgates,
which would be quite sufficient 10 protect
cur long line of coast 1t will be consl.
dered that this is only in one particular
branch of commerce; that branch is not
,tn,,.a more than one third Of the whole
trade of the Union; and if depredations
on cargoes 10 or from Great Britain, are
submitted to without effort on our part TO
prevent or renel them, those depredations
will certainly be extended to other parts OF
our. commerce: Insurance will rise also
on those, and the merchant, IN place OF
berg rewarded for his enterprise, his ex'
er,ions, and his risk OF capital, will often
6acs himself poorer, mortified, and dissp-
pointed /!
We might here d;late on this unpleasant
subject, and pressed to shew the eonse-
quences of nerveless system, upon the
revenues of the country. But in doing
this, we sho d exceed theproper limits Ola
newspaper essay. We will therefore con-
tent on, selves with observing, that it the
recipe of imposts decrease, money must,
and zuiW be raised by osher ways and means.
Perhaps The administration, amongst other
measures, NAV even revert to lay an ez-
else upon 10hiskey, or tax upon Veaiclss
of luxury that every zOiSe man
must acknowledge the most improper tor
the purposes Of taxation
Most fervently do we pray that we may
be mistaken in Our apprehensions OF the
increase of this plrallcal conduct: but we
confess that we do not think the miidness
and tor6earance of some of our great men,
at all in favor of It's speedy termination.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-22
alsranorta Datlp aobsr1fser.
SATURDAY, JUNE %.
LMpORTANTt

at the LaZarcteo, IN u6yS iioin - = 0'
Martinique, the following important intelligence
| is received: [Poa5on's #. u. al
Captain Andesfon iaforms that on the aS:h
MAY, off the Saintes, he was boarded from the
,Britf friea,c Spy, the lookout fhip tas he was
l,uforruedI of Lord NeIfon's feet, from the Me.
di,errancari, in fearch of the French and Spanish
Reels from Cadz--tha, flle left the B.i.l!h heet
70 days previous, in lat. 80, 10 4. IL, bound
| to the Welt. Indies. On Captain AndeHon's IN.
forming that he had left the combined fquadroos
at For. Royal, Martinique, the Spy InFie tale
to wind ward, to meet Lord MELONS, Heet.
Lord Nelfons force is not mentioned when
in the Mediterranean his feet conilted OF twelve
fail of the line; and it may have been rei'for.
ced.
In a junction with Aamiral Cochrane, their
combined force would exceed thar OF the French
and Spanih feet. The mof intcrefing accounts
may be hourly expected from the Weh.ind'es.
A letter from St. Ctoix, dated May IS, re.
.eeived a. Philadelphia, fays:
" Lord Mellon was feen yeferday from fhore
with "a fail Of the line, in pudaIt 9: The French
Aeet." 4
T. After receiving the above exraet, VIC took
Iesne pains to sfaersain how FAR it WIS entitled 10
c;sdit. We have leen the owner ar. n2sc Of
the brig saran Ann, now at quafsn;ine, from
St. Croix, which place fhe left ON the 9Th of
May. The owner informs, that he received
letter from St. Croix, dated the 9th ult. men.
tioning that Lord Mellon was in the Wet In.
dies with Is fail Of the line. The mate of the
H., fay. ,hat ina hecorn 10 o;ieJ III a; ,,o
OF war psfed ciofe by the welt end of ST. Croix
and leveral Others were leen at the fame time in
the offing, all Reeriag to the weftward.
The probability is, however, that the above
is not Lord Nelfon's, bat the French Toulon
Acct. bound to Jamaica as we have accounts
from Martinique, tha, tie enbsrpo at that
place was RATED ON the 18th of MAY, after the
ExraR Of lehe, fysm Havauaa, to merchant
III philadelphia, dated May so. -.
/" The faarifces that have been made here By
the Americans IS aft1niihing; icsrcely Jingle
largo has lott LET'S than,zs per cent, and almoit
/ an ~, or them 50 IL ana SO.
", CERTAIN cargo % oly gooas .,s' le1' N,
lo'@ 'os .'is o 'Ia. n.' 40 @N'p Tn "l'
a.s .s@ss "aas ~ w." -. = ps' I ~.
ella wv me oov.rrmsn, viii ,sfrsa - H.;
f,es ever Gnce the oneni,o Of tn. mort ,b.v
have promifcd to redue. them to 1s per cent.
and yeaerday j. was decreed that the duties
per cent. on every thing imported; but they
fay that fome few articles conGdered of the EgR
necefisy will be valued $ per cent lefs than for
nelly but no one can ehumefate one OF theie
Articles; afn ]. Is Inc genera oPinson ,oat IL IS
nothing more 'han Trick II would DC an aes
OF charity to give puolicisy 10 sNele faets' which
may oe 'mPl:cl.' lehsa on e ..I ,otae o. our our
young A"el, ivan. merchants 'e'tleo he'e' nun
'' 'A' = "' 'nnl. - '''0' ''i''
,r, c: L.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-22
POLITICAL SENTIMENTS.

9 There is no word whatsoever that has
admitted of more various Specifications,
and has had more different impressions on
human minds, than that of liberty. A cere
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-22
Postscript to the Nezoburyport Herald Of
81 sfune II.

!. Captain Clark, eff the Two Sons, who
arrived this morning in 26 DAYS from
Nantz, brings no papers but merely OBJ
serves g no nezus;" should any thing trans.
pirc by letters, &c. We shall give it in our
next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-22

z This principal zVas recognized in eur
fornsr treaty roifh France: The write, IS
MT p0sisioe bit believes. that the last one
confirms it-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06

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r.
aEOR some time past the subscriber
has .hetn considerably injured 81
some evil minded trson 81 persons, il
cutting and breaking down his mill dam,
BY throwing down his fences, II hunting
through his Enclosures with hounds, ID
carry ing away his log chains and stealing
his dogs, and 10 committing other depre-
datIonsunwarrantedb bylaw i this Is there.
fore 90 forwarn Ill persons IRON commit-
ting any ofthe like evil arts infuture, Is
he Is determined 70 prosecute 70 the Ut.
most penalty Of the law, ell who may be
found. so offending. and 10 inform them,
that 4 they come By night. shas bisher-
@ been their Pracuce, they may risqus
their lives.
GEoRGR TEDRIcKs.
Sleepy Creek Berkeley County,
November 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06
JACOB r. HARRIS
MariinshurR. November 20, 1905.
.NorIcF.

- q those who purchased 1t the sub
i scriber's sale IN November 100.
that their notes became due on the i6,h
inst. and unless they are paid BY The ist
day Of February next, they will be put
into the hands Of the proper officers for
eollection without respect to persons.
JAMES HAIR, Guardian
for Gsiibers m KoDa.
Noyemberao 1905.
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.AKEN up ~ he sub.eriber

TSAKEN up ~ the subscriber On
the 2sdinst. an iron gray MARE,
4years old. about ! . hands high. and no
brand or marx the said mare has been
appraised according 70 law, and valued
Il 20 dollars. The owner Is desired 10
prove property, pay charges and take
her away.
HENRY SNYDER.
Near Martinsburg, Berkeley !
County, November 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06

+ yAME to.the plantation Of the sub
~ seriber, shout the 25th olt. (Oct.)
abrightsorr1l FLY, without eitherbraud
or ear mark. TWO years old last spring,
both hind feet and The right fore foot
white 10 the pasture Joint, and her tail
NOT docked. The owner i desired 20
prove property, pay charges, and take
herawsy.
November ~, 1905.
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YALUABLE
Real Property
Part IF fkeveai esfaie y said III, Kei,nau
q me Stale ef lzlvyiead, 80.
FOR SALE,
tythe htirs sehaei ~. Reii,ndn, isr,d

ii VALUABLE Plantation 81 rich
~ Limestone Land, on the waters 81
Conoeoeheagne, containing about as
acres. This Land Is Of the hrst rate
quality, with Z number Of neyer.f falling
Springs Of wafer, alarge proportion 81
good Meadow, with House. Still
House, Barn, &c. also. l humber 81
Fruit trees, and anever falling stream Of
water running thro' the place within
sight Of Lutheran Church and il the
heart Of German settlement. This
property i about miles from Harers-
town and ; from Potomak river. and has
Z number Of merchant mills near il.
ALso for sale. in the town Of HANCOCK,
on the river Poiomak, one House ana
Lot, wen situated fora store Of any kind
ofpublic business.
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TAKE NOTICE.


IL who stand Indebted % he sub
IL scribcr j. any manner whatrrfr are
requested 10 make immediate pay nientr
The situation Of his affairs psrspptorily
calls for money, md twill he utterly OUT
~ his power, 70 give any longer indol-
eence q those who fail 70 settle their &C.
Heeontinues, asusual, 70 keep ayery
general assorfmen &c llzrdfciiHes, DsHes,
and Paints, and will attend as formerly
- his practice IN the lNsdicafand Saygi-
scai kne. gi
JACOB r. HARRIS.
Martinsburgs November 20, 1905.
8 ! P. s. TIE pubIie are hereby caution
edagainst dealing in any manner With
David Wolgamott On my account, or
from paying him any money that may Be
due me, IS he has Left my employ.
P. H s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30
Dnnscfie JnteIligenee.

Il Prvatcer was fitted out from Aupua;ne.
owned and manned, principally, by Americans
their names follow Capt. Hooper, Of BaIt;,
more, Mr.. Martin, frh lieut.. of do. Mr.. Ro-
bertion, fecond lieut.. of do. Owned by Mr.
Lee, OF Virginia, capt. Moody, Prize MaGcr'
Ezra Read, of Connecticut, Samuel Dates ne
90. Mr.. Hall, Of do. Mr.. Guy, of Ballimore.
Mr.. Boyer, of DO. Ives White, of Conneeficn, !.
thele are the only perfons, whole names could
DC aicertalned. The avowed Object of HE Off
GERS OF this privateer, were to captsre EnsIiG,
y.eiiels, and ihe arrived in the Chefaprake about
Tue middle of May,-after remaining there A.
oout ten days, ihe captured Bermndian iloon.
capt Williams, after killing the man AZ ne
heIm, and wonnding the Captain in two MACE.
the nip Golden Grove, Capt. Blair. Of J,icer'
pooi-and Brig, commanded By Caot. Mvc
isrvey, OF the fame place-I'he two former
were taken infde the Chefapeak, the brio. ina
without, and carried TO St. Augu(tine, ,Ybsre
they were condemned--the prize LAYING at an.
chor IN tbe Tea, not able 10 get in. The Can.
tsio andcrew were robbed Of every thine, even
their wearing apparel. ~''''
heie yeiiels were eutout from ST. AugrG;oe, sr5
sapt. Hooper was killed. III PHI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30
RUSSIA.

The progrefs that has already been made in
the Establishment of feminaries for education
throughout Rufiia, in thefew years of the pre-
fent Emperor's reign, may be Judged of by the
lait report to the miniter of the public inaruci-
on. From this it appears that the fchools a.
mount to four hundred and ninety four, the
teachers in thefe to one thoufaud four hundred
and twenty-five, and the pupils TO thirty-thrce
thoufdnd four hundred and eighty -four. The
maintenance of thefe feminaries COTS annually
about 1,7e7,732 rubles or el5,e66l. G-rling.
Fheie feminaries are executive of various civil
and military academies, as well as all feminaries
for the education Of all females. A variety of
lnltitutions of Gmilar fort are at prefent eta
bli!hing in the various provinces.
The fums difburfed in the year 1904, from
the royal treafury of Ruf1ia, for the fupport of
places of public inRructon amounted to eos,
65ol. bchdes s,s63l. fterling, given by Govern
ment to efablifh an univerfity at Charkow.
Private individuals emulate the government in
their benefa6ions for the promotion of public
Inttruction. Councillor Sudienkow has given
10000 rubles for the erection of fchools in Lit
tie Ruflia. The nobility of Podalia have con-
tributed $4,000 rubes to found military fchool
in that province. A number of fimilar DONATE
ons tor the fame purPofe have been made in va
rious parts of the empire.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-30

'rcoud day after N, iesS<leauev Hook. ,,,s.
tn"afey ieP.rnec iiom the gur.boats IN heavy Gale
from +. ~. f. to T. accompanied with thek foe
wnch lated three or four DAYS On tie 10Th mo-,
ieii IN with No. 10, lieutenant Cartey. ou, from
Norfolk - days. lie reported. his boar far exceed
ca Mss expectations ana was capable Of living in any
lea, aud that he Ia. to ren.arksby ell found w.
ing to an anchor here gun-hoats No. 8, lieutenant
Maxwell, No. 6, heu,enast Lawrence, ard No. s.
Lieutenant Earrifnn, all perfely well. There boats
al exceeded the cxRe a,ioas of their officers. No.
., Ee.teran. lizard, No. 8, lieutenant fisrra,iap
Nos iieutenan. Ebert, failed from this port for
Iriroi Yesterday morning.
Letters from Commodore Barron. Of the o,n
April; make no merton of any protpecss of peace.
ana Tate that ne was making active preparations for
TINS iumners Here He has bought three !aro,.
ichooners which he has cur down, ffrenc,heacd AID
placed bombs on board. The blockade has bee, KEN
Up the whole winter very RICHLY by cur f,,s,,ron
but the north winds occafonaily compelled mr. Co.,
70 weigh aid beat of the ihore The rcG,lt i H.
TWO i:nai! erui!ers have got out. They hay. hen
ia,ely ipcke off Corica, which prehne is ,hc;r
crniing ground.
Captain cambridge, officers & crew, are MI ,yep
and nor harthy treated. f.,ter myf.f tha, ,h.v
WI De all Illustrated this Iun.mcr. rs ] am fure every
exertion OF orS officers will be employed 70 .9 III
am employed this morning in mounting the. c,,,.
non on the boats, with my n,an yard, and thc mia,
1t IS done, if the wind viii favor fhall WEIGH r
anchor for Tripoli ny
Captain Stewart failed from hence on the o. s.,
company with one OF our fore ihips, for Malta.
KS. Commodorc Barrops health is rtrGcaIv
reaored." wy e