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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31
3.ITINERANr MISSIONARIES.

WHESEAs many parifhes in this fate are with
out Paitors, 10 that the memsers of the Protelan:
EpiieoPai Church refiding therein have no opportu
nifty OF heariug the doctrines of our Church explain.
ca and 'ncuicated and of having its fevera ordnan-
ces administered (; And whereas it is believed thar
the interelfs Of religion will be promoted by the
million OF utable characters in the feversi dIlri
within this Rate, for the purpore of explaining and
intoxicating thoie doctrines and Of administering Cuch
ordinances Reiolved, that it be recommended 10
the Bhhop and fandng eomnitte to felecf 70 many
iuitsbe eharaters as they lhal deem neceGary from,
time TO time, for tiie objects aForefad aud that pre-
Vlous to iuch miiicns due notice fall be given BY
circular letters or otherwife to the miniler and ver
to iome respectable member or members of each pa
.hh, Whole duty it mall he to promote fubeription
TOR the eonpenia'. ~ of fueh travelling miniaers,
and that the evera fums 70 RATED be forwarded to
the treaiurer of the Church. fubea to the MANAGE
ment and diiPoial Of the Bifhop aud Randing com
mittee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

" No: now or intereang article by the lail even
ing's mail.
~ The uugencrous fpirit Of mfconhru6tion or the
v'ndttiye naligDity which diaiuguiGies recent pa
ragraPh in Tie aurora has ef.aped The editor Of the
Enquirer.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

Senate has, in many Telpe9s, checked the pro-
grels of fentiments, which, i: adopted, would
have bcen dangero45 70 The natian." now repeat
my confidence ID the Senate, notwithstanding
the sttent at the Prsfratisn Of f5eir independence
By the introduction Of a reloluton for altering
the contribution, IN late nocturnal FELTON, Of
the Honfe of Representatives. The alteration ]
mean would authorize the State Legislatures, to
recall the Senators at pieafure. This refolution
is referred to the next feGon, and is another E
whence Of the iasBy9pty aEYndtny rab and capri
cionJ kadtys, disappointed in their vengeance,
have had over i''rxpstie,tce and b0nef |abmIfon,
under the name Of ADHERENCE to PARTY.
was one of thole who voted for the impeach-
mcnt of Judge Chafe, in ell IFS fages howev-
or, my duty to iubmis to the deciGoh Of the
Senate a conitjtutional number of that body
acquitted him: acquiefce. 1t was quefion
Of great moment. Had fbey declared him gull
ty, ihould have acquitted with the fame cheer
fulneis. This reiolution for the amendment of
the contribution was PROFESSEDLY to PUN
ISH the SENATE for having, according to
their folemn oath, given the judgment their
canLcieHce dictated M. LYON.
Publications in the Aurora are probably alluded to-
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

on its great importance, and proiied to promote IT ms
necehy previous any petitions being preferred % e
Legislature Of Vermont that notice ihould be gwen II the
aeUfpapers Of the frbance Of fuch petition When had
arrived home il was too the time Of fitting OF the Le
gaure 10 give the requiite notice. made il my buneis
however to attend the place Of the fitting OF the Lga
ture to find what likelihood there might be OF obtaining
grant Of turnpike at the fitting of the Legislature next FOL
lowing found no opPohtion and as the Legislature ad-
ourned till the goth January have gwen the proper
notice in the papers that al preen petition fer turn
pike from Lake Chaplain Connecticut river on tfe
route Of the propofed poAroad Portland from
The people Of the through which the turnpike WI
likely ra. are remarkably unanimous and conideraby pl-
rted il favour Of the eaiure. There iome towns, how
ever very thnly inhabited and unlels the Propet OF
turnpike hopd promote immediate ettenent OF the I'M
occupied lands there VIII be wanting fome attance from
abroad towards completing it, There will ALTO be ome OPP
pofton have recently dieovered, granting the ProPo
fed turnpike This VIII arife frsn1 rivalihP which the
proportion Of turnpike Portland has already excited t.
procure fri turnpike Portimouh On courle nearly
parae and about 50 miles outh Of the Propoed route 70
Portland, and il uPerede it. Some further
views of this ubea ha be communicated in another let
ter, in the mean a expect your views on the FAME
am, &c.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
PHILAD. MARCH 26.

Tribute q RePe7.-Commodore PREBLE. be.
ing on ms rsturn from the feat Of government.
TO his family in Mafachufctts, was prevailed
on to iuiPend his journey, and to crafty his
friends, by accepting an invitation to dine With
a ieleet party in this city, on Saturday lat.
iumPtuous entertainment was provided at
HardyS Hotel. where upwards Of 60 gentlemen
attended, TO welcome their diilingu t6ed gueff
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
@ilfeuaHp,
On TIE 5ays7 Of read f'on Poyt1andf' s. Adbanj

On TIE Jagjs7 IF read from Payt}andp 81 Alban5
Mr.. yENKS,
A number Of gentlemen from the
tate Of Vermont have at different times within
year or two been into this town to reprefent
the mutual advantages of an eafy and direct In
tercourle between the citizens Of thofe places
A confederation of the Importance Of fuch an
intercourif, induced a number Of gentlemen Of
this place, fome years ago, TO al1ilt in opening
and making road to the weltwara Of the
White Hills. About a thouiand dollars were
lubicribed, but through the unfaithfulnefs of
thofe who had the diipoition of the money, it
was not applied to the uie il was deGgned, nor
to the iatisfa3ion Of the fubtcribers. But this
ought not to deter us from afording fuch aiif-
tance as may be realonably expected on our part
to promote an undertaking which promifes in
CalCulable benefits to the merchants and other
gentlemen of property in this town, as well as
to the town IN general. Ii mutt be evident to
every rehe6ting mind, that good roads from the
interior parts Of the country, whence its plenti-
full produce can be brought, to furnifh the mar
ket with articles of commerce as well as necef-
FAIRIES for our own confumption, would facili-
tate the importation, and be the means of our
obtaining them at reduced prices, and confe-
quently enrich the purchaiers to great degree.
Iheie considerations have induced the writer Of
this to ak the attention Of the town at large,
and Especially Of gentlemen of property, to this
important fubie6t; and in order thereto, to re-
quef the infertion of fome letters he has rec3iv-
ed from gentleman refidins in central town
Of the fate aforelaid, which we think are well
delerving an attentive confederation. F:
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

Tboc,as FitzGnions, EfquiFe, and Genera
Francis Quincy were requefed to prefde.
The day was paded in the mott Pleafant hilarity
and every demoDfratioa Of etfeem and at
tachn1ent, which the occaiioh called for, was
cordially given, and gratefully returned.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
Ebe 2olIgriin. No. XIII.

Oh g Story non o4Tt, aa.et Tia earariar Bloomfield"
Who hates not Story, Booulfeldis verle may love,
Parody If Y1ga.
INSTEAD Of rummaging my chez of brain-ware, for
his number, a preient the concluding letter OF Sudi-
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

At the annual meeting of the Inhabitants q
Portland, March as, 1865, the foowin,
perfons were cholen To wn Officers for tho
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

Mr. Lyons letter in preceding col umns, comng
from democrat, mutt excite c0nlIdlE46Ie. interet
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

PORTLAND, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1905

':-5so s3
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
VOL Vt
pubIis sa!r.
an TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
|. o,.,oes: will he fold at The Vendue Store,
r u M
In bhd,. ard bis. French Brandy IN Pips''
Gin 10 pipes aud bis.
Wh;l q s. and Apple Bandy in bl'.
Suv,r in hhds. tierces and bis.
N Ts;,. ssa brown Soap ana in boxes,
Mould and dipt Candles
Ra;1ius in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
.Oueeu,. Ware. in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.----ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS, 3
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kefiemeres,
D,fs.. Plains, Kerfeys, Negro Cottons,
,S.rsc., Elaaicks, blue Friezes,
.CaImaacoes, Ruiiels, Yarn Stockings,
Ch;nszcs aud Callicees,
Er;h IIin:ns, Sileia do.
O,nabures and Ticklenburgs,
Muslin aud Muslin Handkerchief,
India .Muslins and Table Clothes,
Randauna HaHdkerchiefs,
Coioaf'd Threads, Hats and sundry other
articles.
Philip G. Mayfsllsr.
Dec. 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
. JAMES SANDERSON,

NoP. go 5.TsNgf To
JAMES SANDERSON,
Has jAarsesived the following articles,
~ Pipes London P. Madeira
Wine, of atupes,or quality,
Old Port Wine in hhds. Or. Csas and Bo,sl.ss
Burgundy in Bottles,
Sherry in or. CaAs,
Cogniac Brandy,
Jamiaca Spirits,
Holland Gin,
Peach Brandy, very old,
Wh&ey, ~.
Loaf, and Mufcosa ado Sugars,
t%Ps,'''' TEAS
1 Youaa Hy(,o. # The 1a,ss Iat"- !
Hyion Skin, "S'
Cloves, Ndfmegs, Mace,
Allfpice, Black Pepper,
Ground Ginger, Salt Peter,
Soap by the box, g
'4@Britil1 Sail Canvas, .
Rufia Duck, ffa quality, i
q German Ticklenbufes, aad Ofna3uIxa ),
Coarse Hats in cafes,ss ,tya5l
Juniper Berries in bags, !.
Stone Ware, VIZ =
s,qr. Caas Engl;h Battle Gun Powder, Ia
pound papers feaied, eIioaAa .frd. ,4st$ss -
Large ScalBeam with Box Ends, ~
8 And Scales eompleat of a. fnperior quality.
A few bags of 6rfqualittyG REEN
COFFEE.
. NeY. 8. - ysaS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10

Beil1dfp17t ShTeUe, fU1.
HAS FOR SALE, i
Tve!Ue bales Of INDIA C0TTONS
10 ~ CONSISTING OF
bales Bihwa Emerty
do. Commercially Sannahs
do. Jallapore do.
] do. Scerpoore Rattahs
! do, Cellypatsy do.
2 do. CogGary coGahs'
do. Johannah do.
do. DoncaRer Gaintz, and
. cafes Bandznnz Handkerchief
zfacks Sage 2tsF 80
3cheas Hylon Tea h"
sz pieces RuGia 3Sbeetinss
@ do. Ravens Duck
~ bags Black Pepper
5s ! cafe Wool HATS
Mems coarfe, and 6ne Shoes
~ Womens' and childrens' Morocco do.
sole and Upper Leather ts5s
A few Coils Cordage
Snuff in half barrels and kegs
9 pipes 4th proof Cogniac Brandy,
bids. Armagnac, do.
s hhds. and IL barrels Sugar I.
8 Is bbls. Beef, Salem INFECTION |
do. bef brown TANNERS OIL.
IanuaryI. 'iSA '''-s t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
mo. 1889.

II ~
3 LAST Tears CROP,
JuH received and for Sa on Reasonable terms.
John & Thos. Vowel.
May 4. -
T U MS c RAV EN-
Ha, j9 ,see;v<d,
II hoglheads 6rft quality Molailes,
40 barrels New England Rum,
a quarter cafks London Part. Madeira,
10 boxes Frefh RaiGns, =
Which he will fell remarkably low,
for cath, or approved negotiable notes. z ~
April II.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Are now landing and offer for fale
at the fore lately occupied by R. B. Ian,eaon,
20 Bales Prime Upland Cotton,
20 Hhds. Mufcoyado Sugar, =
2 Puncheons Iriih Whilkey,
ls Punchcoas Gid, and fine favored Jamaica
Rum, k
Pipes Holland Gin,
10 Pipes Cogniac Brandy
So Or. Chefs Of the be& Teas, afotted, from
bohca to Imperial.
80 Bb's. of if land I'd qaality srsfaed Sugar.
2 Hhds. Nader, gsafikl
Iibds. Green Coperats.
8 Teirces Roll Brimaune,
2 Hhds. Alum,
4 Tierce GIauber Salts,
10 Pipes of Old London Particular adeira
Pipes Of full Bodied PORT, 4 ,7-fr
TO Or Calks Sherry, .'-'5
Z Pipes fine Lilbon,
Pipes PARTICULAR Tennerife,
90 Or. CaAss Malaga, ! -
20 Caks CIarrr,
Cafe of Nutmegs, Mace, and Cloves
Bales Cafia, - 'e'tf : sHi-S -
500 lbs. Pepper,
100 lbs. Pimento,
GOO lbs. Ground Ginger,
1000 lbs. Race, do. w
400 Boxes Godfroids, (fuperhns) segsrs,s 10
half boxes, ~ tx aINa pss -
70 tBoxe, ST. Jago, do.
Pipes beR (Frenchl Vinegar,
10 Bales Almonds, - 1as 777
i Laik Pearl Barley,
Is Hhds. Bright MolaGes, -
1s Boxes Superfne Chocolate,
40 Boxes Mould and Dipr Candles,
90 boxes Brown and White Soap,
100 Boxes Hunters Pipes, se:cH1
ao.boxes Of Mufard,
Cafe Cayenne Pepper,
BsRet Salt, eos
Fine Poland Starch,
100 Demijohns, anortcd,
TOO lb. Refined Salt Petre,
90 or. CaRs Beef Englih F. Gunpowdes,
Do. in Id. Papers,. s'd or
Do. in Canifers,
20 Boxes Fig Blue,
= Seroons fine hotant Indigo,
LePer, and Hamilton's Snuff,
Cafe of Maccouba, do. asol
Do. Fiepch Rappee.
Vaudeville g Jameaon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29

d;sh of boiled rice and siewca fowls, out
oF ,vb,eh we both ate, he with a WOODEN
snoon and | with silver one, without
knife or fork. The princes servan. stood
by him, aud pulled The fowl N small pieces
with his fingers, for the prince Tor eat. |
made use Of my fingers and teeth TO get
mine in pieces. Our dessert was dates &
Watermelons. Our drisk was Lagby, Cor
the luce OF the date tree) which we drank
GU. of large gold cup 44e Showed me
the garden, and took great pains to enter
tain me.
4August 80. A truce was held. took
a rlee upon mule, about eight miles to
the westward Of the town, in company
with my guide Hamet, Turkish officer,
and several footmen. l there saw a boas
which had drlfted ashore,wl dead man,
aud several musket, and swords lott. The
man appeared TO have been shot through
the body with cannon bah, which had al
SO pierced the bottom OF the boat. lhe
Turkish officer collected about twenty A
rabs,i who hauled the boat upon the beach,
dragged the dead man Out OF II, stripped
him entirely naked, and LETT him on the
beach. | tried In vain to hire the Arabs TO
bury the body; they said It was contrary
to their religion TO bury christian. ask
ed permission to get him buried by our
coun.rymen some Of my fellow prisoners,
but was refused. /! found that our men,
who we're destroyed by che explosion OF the
gun boat on the 9Th inst. lay in state OF
putrefaction Oh the beach. hey were scat
teled on the shore for miles, and were torn
IN pieces by dogs. The Bashaw had ire
quzn;ly promised me hat these men should
be buried Dut refused to let me take some
Of our men TO SO and bury them.
(Io6e Gontlnue6.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29
NORFOLK, Nov. %.
+ I K E /!

Yesterday morning about Z o'clock,
FIRE broke out in frame house at the in.
,ersection of Commerce and Wide Water
Streets, which in short time commuulca.
ted to the adjacent buildings, and IN alulc
time, ten or twelve houses were consumed.
The loss, except the value Of the buildings,
we are well informed is small. While we
feel for the rnlsfortunes OF the sufferers on
this occasion, we cannot avoid depiorlng
the fatal poIicy oferecting wooden buildings
in town. Never was the error more fully
demonstrated than upon this occasion;
while the FIRE swept every wooden building
in the vicinity, the brick houses remained
-undisiurbed. 1t is 10 be hoped, that this
additional CALAMITY, will b. warning TO
our citizens, and that they will cease 10 {.
rect buildings, which expose their own, and
their neighbours property, to almost certain
destruction.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29

Also, Brig --, from Ts,. Londoa,
and a sch. from Gloucester, t@s shlp Pane.
Ia, TAILOR, OF this port has arrived az
Charleston from Copenhagen
Arrived schr. Ann, Llvely, from BAY
Mansinella, and &c days from iixyannah.
The brig Swift, Hays from Mansi1e.Ia for
this por;, struck on rock in the bav, where
She stuck; the captain is of opinion she
must have gone 10 pieces that night as it
blew very hard. October Il, off Cape An.
tonic, was boarded by the English priyaieer
May-Flower, under Spanish colors, de,aln-
ed the schooner two days, robbed her of
her boat and all TIE water ard provisions.
and otherwise il treated; was obliged to
put into Hayannah for supplies. Sailed
from thence, Goth OCTOBER. 10 co. with
schooner Virginia, Griffin for Baltimore.
Left schooner Eliza, Vickery for Baltimore,
in FIVE days; Brilliant, HOWE, Of DO. for
sale; sloop Nancy, Cots, for do. in 3
days.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29
NEW-YORK, November 25.
NJ POSTSCRIPT.

Extract of letnr fyom Captain 7h0mbso',
Of the ship Enterprise Of This part, dated
Hahfa1 November 7, 1905, to his ozen-
ers in this city.
81 am sorry 10 state, that the ship En-
terprize is neither cleared nor condemned;
got the Judges decree on the 5th, and the
Euterprize is 10 lay over for further proof,
together with all the other American YES
sells, for the following reasons, viz. lst.
We must have certificates to know of what
colony or country the outward cargo, was
the growth, produce or mandatory OF; 2.
Under what certificates the same was ad-
mitted to entry into the ports Of France,
whether under the foreign or reduced du'
ties; and sdly. What are the French laws
upon that subject, and'what limitations are
imposed upon returo cargoes." The ships
are all hauling into dock for the purpose OF
unloading.
The arrival Of the ship Cordelia at Bos.
ton, was announced in this city by On tx
press.
We understand that the Cordclia, ship
which was sent from Boston to Lima, IN
der permission 10 MIR. Barruso, obtained
from the king CT Spain, has returned with
very valuable cargo Of copper, cocoa, IN.
digo and ], suits bark. This is at onte a
proof that the Spanish governmen:, not on
ly will not violate its faith when properly
pledged, but that Mr.. Barruso, uotwiih.
Standing some very uejust insinua,ions to
the contrary has acted throughout this bu-
sness with the most perfect integrity and
honor, and that ali his representations re-
la,ing 10 the validity of his permission and
the respect with which it would be regarCed
in Peru were literally correct and true.
ARRIVED the brig Moses Gill, Patterson.
The ship Columbia, Watt, sailed for
Charleston thc day ccfore the Moses Gill.
Left, ships George, Simpson; and Endy-
mi@n Campbell, in few days; and the
ship Ardent, Cros,hwalte; and Commerce,
Mintosh, all for NV York, the latter IL
IS days; the ship Mississippi, Drumscnd,
from Bristol for Savannah, in 5 days.
October 27, in lat. SO, 3d. long. a.. fell
in with wrecked brig OF about 40 to1s,
;foremast painted yellow, mainmast plain
spiuee stick. and appeared to be loaded
with dressed ash slaves. Found on board
a waistcoat marked with w. No Z. Nov.
II, in lat. 81, long. IS, spoke the brig The
tbs, Dockendorff, from Tonninsen for New
York she sailed the Esd of September,
and informed that the French had evacnat-
ed Hanover; had fallen in on her passage
with homeward bound feet, and was in.
formed thar seven Of them had foundered.
November IS, in lat. 40, spoke the sloop
Eliza, of Norwich, from New London tor
Demarara and aschooner from Dominique
for Boston.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.
Arrived sch'r. Sally, Coffin, 10 days
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29

This morning passed this place FIR Wash
ING CD, the Unned States irlgates Con
gress and John Adams, and brig Hornet
Capt. Cady, of the ship Nancy arrived
below last night from Liverpool informs
the editors Of this Gaze,te, inst 90 The An
of October, in the lat. Of %, So and long
IS he passed through Fr, ncn aset Of 20
sail of the line, 6 tr'gates, aud 10 pr'2e"'
and was spoke by The fig, Ia t1e'"oNe
of44 guns Supposed the, were from "a
liz bound into Brest, as they were s!eeri'5
for that port; and mus nave reached 1t III
48 hours, as the WIND was tsif. h"re eaa
br but llrtle doubt Of The above b.io8 me
Frrnch part of the combined feet, tro"
Cadiz.
Hangs A. Turk Gaz'
Exsyact cfa letter from re&becf@5!e muse
in Nezv 1ork, to their cofre&P9"ae"I "
BaAimere, datea
NFw YORK, Nov goth.
6 THE decline fFI3ur for a fw GAYS
ras, has been wonderful indeed; ii has tall
an to 6 dollars 7 8, at which P'ice Almost
an,he New Ergiand at are supplied.
owing IN small degree to the Whispers OF
an Es,b1rgo, aud to the great abundance OF
that article"
1--WE have further TO say that the al
bove quoted price is expected to be station
ary for some time"
SPANISH DEPREDATIONS.
p,,rr from friend at HAVANA to the edit
tor Of the boston Reperiory, dated
HuvQnna, Oct. 10, 1906
SIR,
TIE numerous insults offered to ina
FLAG of our country prompts me 10 enI'p'I
an account of the treatment received N
cao,sin Thompson, in vessel bound lronr3
Jamaica, to New York, from opsn,'ss1
nriva,eer, and after the captains arrival u
this city. This l have received from caP'
Barnet, passenger.
Schooner Nelson, OF Newbern N. Car
ol;n, Thomas Thompson, master from JaS
mslca. for New York, was captured OcIol
her ID in la,lude "a, Is, long. 81 80, O9
the Spanish ptiva,eer schr. Vengeance =
was plundered Of cash to the amount
,ws,,e thousand two hundred and twentHt
TWO dollars; all the instruments on 0oa'1
.rro oooG watches-all their clothes and
negro man. A prize master ana nun.
- &c c,t ,hroats were put on board, a"H
ordered for Campeachy but By the PersuI
siors of capt, Thompson aad capt oar"
+. passenger, they stesred for Mar'e', |.
where theyessel now remains waiting ~
doom.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29
Fran the BALANCE.
american Captives in TR1poLr.

Extracts from the journal of DR.. CowDE-
Ry. kept during his captivity in IRlPo.
Ii.
(Cansinued. J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29

BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.
Arrived sch'r. Sally, Coffin. IS days
from Charleston.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29
aeranprfa DaGp qbh2tttser.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %.

This morning passed this place for Wash
ing On, the Unned States ir,gaes Con
eress and John Adams, and brig Hornet
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-14
The TER.
.N beds Of snow the moon:bean

IN beds Of snow the moou:bean
slept. = a
And chilly vas the midnight gloom,
When BY the damp grave Ellen wept; :
Sseet maid, i was her Lindor's tomb.
ApassEn tear gush' d-the wintry air {
Congeapd il as il Aow'd away; =
Al night i lay an ice-drop there, =
Al morn il glitterd in the ray. T.
An Angel wand'ring from the sphere,
Who saw this bright, this frozen gem,
To dsw-ey.d PiTY broaght the tear, 4
And hung i on her diadem.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-14
NO E.

THE subscriber aequaints bis friends
i and the public that he has remoy-
ed TO his own place, near Hopewell.
Meeting House, the main road lead
ing from Martinsharg 10 Winchester,
where he intends to pursue the business Of
CLOCK MAKING and WATCH RE-
PAIRING, oman extensise piaR-He has
still in his employ. that celebrated Watch
Repairer, 5ahn Grspe.-His Martins
burg customers are informed that any
work they may want done, win be faith
fully attended to by leaving their orders
with John Hooper Of that place, to whose
care the work win be returned when 6.
1nished.
REFS BRANSoN.
sth Month, sl,, 1905.
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ON HAPPINESS.

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Sffil ePen and sfiz so1viag 70 the rDiss =
Net ore,d By ioiisems arr andwiId desiye
Beysnd ne bounds Of nature 70 aspiys,
Ban m ifs proper ehanHels REdsnR fair,
= e0Mmon tensff whieh al mar share.
TO Increase the happiness Of man BY
diminishing the real or imaginary ills Of
life, has for centuries past been the e.
vourite pursuit ofthe philosopher. Nor
i itsurprising that this subject should
receive the minutest investigator and
mose elaborate researeh--It & an object
of The very frsi importance to ourselves
and % our offspring ene which materi-
any and equally a6scts every individual
ofsociety. IN al civilized countries
the celebrated writer's of every age have
given 10 their contemporaries much salu-
tary advice for attaining this invaluable.
treasure. Some ofthem have even pre-.
seriber rules, which would certainly
every one 70 The temple Of Hap
Piness, Who should ssrietIy adhere q
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TEE same energy Of mind which mr.
gesto the modest heights Of benevolence,
and assists towards the sublimest attain
ments Of genius. may also. If NOT pro.
perry directed, hurry ns on to the Wild
eat sxtrayaganees Of passion, and be-
tray into impetnosity and folly.