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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
GEORGE Willy,

BROKER q COA1MISSI0N MERCHANT.
Near the BaGn,
guys and iel's all kinds of Proiuce-Aifo, Lands
- LOIS, and houfes Bank Stock, &c.
- Reha5 far Sale, LOTS No Ia, 9, 9, and 4.
which make one entire iquare in Du-VaPs additi-
oa-fhere is good Spring attached TO them. 'rhefe
ot' are we'll worth the attention of ANY gentle
man whining build hummer retreat for his family
Juy 25.--tf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
JOIN TOMpKINs

Il AS jatf received Z freth fupply of OLD COG.
MICA BRANDY,a part of the fame flipn.ent
OF has former parcel
ALTO, a few hhds. Of ANTIGUA RUM, of good
quality. So
BE has on hand parcel of BEST FRENCH
CANIBR!CKS. The whole Of whi,h. he Mrs f,-
ia!e very lew for can or or 4 liberal credit.
Augu1 10. GAN,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

; AN authorized to fell great bargain in the
HOUSES and LOT formerly occupied bv Mr..
John Roper, Tavern, at Rockets, which is now
III complete repair and &c not privately dcpofea Of
will on Wedneday the ilth Of September next, pro-
coed to fell the fame at public auction, without re-
ferve, for ready money. JOHN PROSsER.
Eagg9 80. DDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
PICKLING VINEGAR.

YEOCEPS, Tavern Keepers and Private Families
~ may be iuPPlied with VINEGAR ola verv
.uP'ii'r dnaiity' by the barrel, gallon leis guam
tity and at al unconmouly low rrice by
HART K SOUTHGATF.
Ofb26fS ne Sseis Hoaf.
ALso-3l barrels New-York prime tf.t-petted,
PORK, BY the barrel on piece.
AuonH TO- eP2w&lawtE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIHrN,

HAT the Common Council of the CITY of Rich.
4 mend villa its meeting on the third MONDAY
IN this month"; proceed nominate to the Protectors
of William and Mry Collsee,a fit and proper cha
raGeF to iaceeed Mr. John Wood, la,e Niathena,ica,
Surveyor OF the ta:3 city, who las refgned.
by Or2r ef TIE E..N,
ANDREW STEVENSON, C. c. C.
SEPT. G. at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
EDVCdTIGN

~ THIN about twenty miles of Richmond NAV
ne ootaned Immediately, i school coutiNino
twenty o. tlr5y pupils--aaa if al additional aid
as 20 Pr';it wiiied the f;ua.on flrni,es every
conv"n!ency Tor Tavern, with tut interfering with
the dot'e. OF the iennary, the retirement of pr
waite iam'iv, For further particulars, apply to MI
POMPRET, Srationer, Richmond.
Sept. g. o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
iR;sb:naaa ansisss Gurrsns.
AUCTION OF FURNITURE.

hTuL be Sold, at tn. late reGdence of Mr. w.
" w WossIEy over tie book Gore If Thomas
Richie, Eiq. ON WEDNESDAY, next. the Ilth infant,
a. o'clock, fundry HOUSEHOLD and KrrCH-
EN- FURNiI uRE, OF the bsii and neweit faihons !;
Ayo.
IN eteht -reE PIANO FORTE.
- credit Of :1 months Will Re allowed on all
nuns above twenty dollars furchaiers giving notes
VIII approved endorfers. Cath will De required for
all fans under twenty doll4rs. e..
PROsSER & MONCURE.
Sept. Z, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

NN "Wednesday the 9Oh Oaober, will be run for
- over the Williamsburg Courfe, TIE 9oeiey
CI-6 P4,/s of Four hundred Dollars four mile heats
The day following, TIE Pr,5ritc,,5 pa,f Of Two
Hundred Dollars, two mile heats.
WEIGHTS. AS FOLLOWS.
Aged Horfrs 1873 lbs.
years old I28
5 do. ia
do. lO6
Co 90
Mares aud gc!d.ngs allowed 3 lbs.
Ausua 30, 1906.
~ Subscribers to the Willianhlro Jockey Clph
are deilred to pay the amount of their Gubfcrptop
money toRobert ADderfon, the Trealnrer, on or be-
fore the fra day of Oaober next.
By 0,ssr Of he club,
JAMES SEMPLE, Sen'r. See',y.
September 6. FtsoO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
MILTTARY CFRrJFlC .lJr0.

Z ;ON SALE, Carriheatcs " tb;s 1qte, bcsrinp IN
;e'ea OF G oef cent. ard receivable al tie rrea-
'1fy, al srrs4f gss of faxes prios tc che year So
WILLIAM PRICE, CAM, Csnl. - a. s.
May 10. e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

4 he fnbf,riber win fell at Pablc Sale, upon thc
Prsa,i!es, on Monday the Fifteenth inHan,,
iSs2icm9er) Tor ready money, that valuable Ia
VElNin 1e1:i1o county, about feven miles from,
Richflond, called and known by the name of Ctego-
Iys Tavern, with about hundred and sor,y acres
OF LAND thereto aIjoiung, together with nandry
articles of furniture.
ROGER GREGORY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

ME fnhfcriber is authorized TO barter Tor other
Z wife difPofe Of very VARIABLE and productive
property in tie upper country, which eiiima,ed by
IRE proprietor, to be worth between 30 and 10000
dollars but he will be perfectly willing that its cain
value HAL be adjudged by diintereaed men.
Virginia Bank 0osk viii ae taken IN exchange, and
very liberal price allowed.
HE above mentioned property IS itua.eI IN 4 heal
Thy country, about l2o miles above tbs place. and
within 10 miles of James river
THOMAS NoRVELL.
Augua 23.-(,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
ptsrttlanp,
ROYAL INSTITUTION.

From an E3gljG Publication y:.s.e, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
J. II. FAs6ENDER,
LArFLY FROM CHARLESTON

LATELY FROM CHARLESTON S. c.
ESPEC TFtLLY i7t5r,ys lie citizens oCPie5vazS
\ o"f Hy oie'1ity, fbai be has eo7zysneea tJ,
" dICH-N|9KINC 6allieG, ia tie 6orc Grls.eing 4.
mr. J'a@i,@ Af.9' f9ioinin! 0' Foess's. II. net
only yte1s Wa;ebc, 6uf araksre,y 4,f If tJe e,uso6
liar, md Fa'fry' thrift from tie jafisEpt7aa uL;.j i.
g'7s IN Cbw'5eo1 IF zobia6 pise he mas ,eleat us
TfT4f # 1byre years, to obtain tint @vs Of pubic ,a,oa
Gse 7Obi-bb= 7oiH enat,9o1y 10 nrryit
~ j. II. fAsBENDsa, bas on baada eLoiee abort
nfsf IF JEt|ELLER1-. ami d4ify rxpt.ss a taysb.,
faiibiy) Tobie6 be -riH i;A iOvoj or e46.
s 9fsayIrr 6. Cd 4qv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

pURR MILL STONES, or ALL SIZES; and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, of an excellent quality
FoR SiLs, IS Jsp.fL, Br
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near TIE Market.
Dee'4. epte.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10

PROPOSAL FOR. CALLING A CONVENTIONS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
P.sesIlanp,
1RlpOLI.

The following is an account Of the
Treatment the Tripolitians and AIgerineS
r.ceived from the Englilh under Sir John
Marlborough, in 1915 and 1917.
+" In October, 1914, Sir John Narbo-
rough was appointed Commander in chief
of fquadron, to be fent to the Mediter-
ranean againit The Iripolines, and other
practical ltates, who had begun to COM
nit depredations, and TO diiturb our
commerce in thole fcas and in March
1875, he put to fea for that <rpoie.-
Coming before TripoIi in the dead of
the night he manned out his boats, and
fent them into port under the conduit CT
his Lieutenant, Mr.. Cloudeay Shovel (af-
forwards Sir Cloudley) who, hrlf feized
the enemy's guard-bo went on undil-
covered and furprifed all the eneny'S flip
ping which lay in port having burnt
and deRroyed them, be returned il tri+
umph to the feet without the lois OF a
Jingle man. THIS bold and efe6tual
froke induced the lripoIines to con-
cIude peace with the EngIifh Admiral,
10 which they made all the conceftlons
that were required. They agreed to re
leafe all the Fngifl cap,ives il their poi
feGior> TO pay eighty thoufand dollars for
their temerity, and togrant privileges
10 the EngliGl that no other nation had
ever claimed. This expedition being
brought to happy ihue, Sir John returned
10 England in 1911.
8 The Agerines, not warned by the
punihments Of their neighbours, began
10 renew their practical practices; in con-
fequence of which Sir John was likewiie
appointed to reduce them to reafon. He
failed with fmall fqoadron on tie goth
of June, 1911, and had hardly reach
ed bis ftation, when he captured two Al
ge'ine fhiPs of war, and liberated TWO En-
glllh vefels, which had been taken BY
them. In March the following year he
captured another of their principal ihips,
and funk three In the month Of Augult
he burnt in the road of Cerceili, twelve
Al-gerine vehels, loaded with corn, cap
tured two of the remaining ihips OF war.
He then bore for AlgieTs, which he can
nonaded, bat not with the luccels which
he expected. In November ne took a
fquadron of Algorine ihips, conGaing OF
the Greyhound, the Golden Tiger, the
Five Stars, the New Fountain, the Flying
Horfe, and carried them into Cadiz after
this Sir John returned to EngIanc.''
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
BOOKS End STATIONHRy.

Iuf received, and for fale by D. JOHN.
soH, an A,ddhionaf IDo,tmtm of BOOKS
and S 1ATIONAkY, which. with fuch as are
co Aitan'ly on hand, for fale, will make the belt
collection in ehe place -and which may be
bought upon more LIBERAL and advantageous
terms than can be pnrchaied III Portland.
FIJI. II
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

q % pAOIiHiCa, UY I|IANhLL IN/l'i$
j SON price dol ars 10 iuhicsiher' and 70 nom
mbcr,ef and for fale ny him, wholefe and retzi, at
the Potl4s3 Byyx So,s,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
HARTfoRC, IAN. I6.

LIAR fohAj aN. 10
writer in the Virginia Enquirer, ltares that
there is an annual d7fct of fluids in the trealury
of The fate of Virinia, commencing about the
hrft day of Jlly, and continued until the hrft day
of Ottober in each yer; niomuch that annually
during this period, the folder, the mechanic
md officers of government, are under the hard
necelity of facrifcing a third or fourth part Of
their pay, by telling at diieount The auditors
warrants. "In he prelent fate of the treafsry
(iays this writer how would the expenfes of an
extra FELTON, of the Ahambly be betrayed, du-
ting the months of July, Auguft and September.
--iiow could the militia be collected and fup-
ported - meet an internal enemy, to oppofe
whom the mott prompt meafures fhould be ia
ken Of what avail would the arms which you
are making be, unleis you can feed, clothe and
pay your folders r
TRENTON, JAN. IL.
We obterve q falfs and fcandalous charge a
gsiait Fe6trai Ea;tvs, beginning TO circulate in
the democratic prints. f is, that thele Editors
have unaffected no faii.y Of admiration in
detailing the exploits of our gallant Tars in
their operations againf Tripoli. This article
fire. appeared in the OD,yeoi paper Of Wor-
eelter, and in week or two after, when it
was fuppoled the eulogiuns pronounced by
the federal papers of Philadelphia were partly
forgotten, echoed from the Aurora, and now
has made its appearance in the pa'try Newark
Centinel. The federal papers have ever fpoken
IN the higheft terms OF our NAVY the officers
and crews of which have 70 eften mersed the
praifc of all. The Navy is q Federal Navy
it was built by federal hands its officers and
men were trained in the fchooA OF Warrington
and Adams, and as heretofore, we trult it ever
will hereafter, prove ifclf worthy of iuch foun-
ders. 1t has no affinity to your dry dock pro-
je1ors it owes nothing to your O'Drifcol
Esifes, your Calcutta Policemen, and iuoh
creeping things" as Nsq,ark Ceatirri!
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
WILLIAM G0DDfRD.

WILLIAM G0DDfRD.
rs received vsry exlenfve addition his fsrmsr
/ aGurtment Of
HARDWARE GOODS.
which are for tale at his Acre, lais 6v by whole
fac and retail
Arse afge quantity of Shot Blacklmiths Anvils
and Wees 81 is ketle>, Sheet Lead; Sheet Iron Red
Lead Sad Irons tnglifhShoves and FRYING Pans.
large sfortment OF
1oncr' Plains, # ain9f sveyy deIcyistim.
L'kewlie-3oo Boxes 10 by 8. 9by :, and 9 by Bro
and Wrought MATS, sc. Sc.
re. IVss, On. n. f,fl.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
MARSH III ON INSURANCE.
EuST publihed, by DANIEL IOHN

MARSH I'LL ON INSURANCE.
EUST publihed, by DANIEL JOHN
J SON price dol ars to fuhicsiber,, and 10 non.
mbfcrers and for fae by him, wholei=c and resi, at
the Po,t.sd Byy& S4o's,
ON THE LAW or INSURANCE,
FirH, of Marine Iniuranee.
second, OF Bottomry of R.lpondensia.
! hird, of Iniurance upon Lives.
Fourth, of lniurancc againf Fire.
By SAMUEL MARSHdLb.
Marthall on lnfurance, IS correctly prin.
ed with type on good paper, end we'll bound-Has
hecn iubfered for by the ud es Of the Supreme lu-
dcat Coart of MIA hulctts by the fri law Characters
and by large number OF Respectable Merchants
- Ar acquaintance with principles of Ma
h,ane is Of the grcae6 importance 20 every com.
rcaI n4n and the extentior o. cur commerce,
and the lpit of enterprise which charaGterlzes the
u1ericsn Merchant is every day becoming more inlpor
to him as ell 10 the Lawyer.
There IS icarcely any ipecies or contracts
which affords greater number Of que ions Of doubt and
difficulty, than that Of Marine lnfuranec- Yet the
prime pies the aw appsc able 70 this contract IN
general vel dcfaed but the Pey being utually of the
tame tenpur and rhs traniaeion upon which It IS 10
operate ,nnniey various and complicated the centic-
ing reh,s Of The parties often 70 equally balanced
that ii is mpoiabIe decide between them without
lometimes rtfortng 10 very nice difinGtions
To render this work ,ifeful to the Merchant,
the Anhor has obterved one invariabIe and uniform
r1fc tNreush the whole. Each cafe will be found to
conGa OF thrte dnnct part the fAa-the deciGon--
and the reaons aaignco Cor that deciGon.
The Merchant will difcover from the Pc
rufs ofks work THAI the leading principles which gov
ern contracts Of niuranoc lie within very fmal COM
p.fs. Thote principles efabliihed; and if well an
deritood, the on difficulty which remains is the ap
piica.ion of them particular cAf:s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
FOR SNLE,
By !. RICHARDSON,

200 Hhds. Liverpool, lie May, and
CadiZ SALT
900 Bbls. Mefs No I, ., ana J BEEF
$50 Hall Bbls Mefe and No do. do
80 BIS no PORK
10 Ckets Souctong TEA.
40 BbIs ROSIN
S Pipes GIN entitled to debenture
do Spaninh and Cogniac BRANDY.
Z Quarter Ca1s Majeira VINE
40 TONS PLASTER PARIS
q Preminm given for SpAnith Dollars,
ct RieSard|sn's Wbarf
Portland, Dee J.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

BY hips Nabby and Eliza from Liverpool
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06
M4RrlxsBURc. December !.

Departed this life on the evening Of the
sosh nlt. the Rev. Mr.. LEYTkIEAT.H
after aiingering illness Of many weeks q
nervous fsver) which he sustained with
exsmplary patience and resignation. To
the writer Of this article he was personal.
y known only . very few years but
those were marked By the zeaioas dis
charge 81 his active duties; amidst cir.
cumstances which eminensly required
the exertion Of CHRISTIAN fortitade. He
exercised the functions Of 4 minister Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, and
teacher 81 Z private school, IN different
pasts Of The y. States and last Of I'll he
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06
Myckandsze.

consissing Of East and West India,
Chinese and European Goods, p0rrhas-
ed On the best terms, for sssh, in.phila-
dsiPhia and BALTIMORE which they are.
determined 20 sch Il very reduced pri-
Gee for Cash o. Country Produce.
They respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage, and feel confident thst no ex-
eruon shall Be wanting on their paris, 10
give general Satisfaction. 6
They have also on hand. and yin coz
stantly keep Tor sale. Z general assort-,
ment Of CLOCK and WATCH MA
TERIALS. Is.
THOMAS NELSON, & Co.
dartinsburg, December 8, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06

flied Hose vespectahie oernpassens ID
mis- pazish. He was native al Enetknsi |;
and, likxthe nnostof his tnssntfs men, re-
tanned q 1g pred ileetion lor he place
Of bis u yTi tho good siuzsns IL
thai d bib Adoption. Amidst t0ilsome
executions "a obtain bare living. II
country not remark able for ! libtral sup-
port Of his prof. of did his mind
cast I longing retrospect upon The scenes
of his carly days. Chen did Re cheer
kimseh, and ensertsin hisfriends in the
hours % innocent felaxasion, with lively
pictures. feopied ilom The Impressions
of faithful memofyJ which proved lhat
his hsatt pnssrsssd ! feeling capacity 70
participate II ilhe Happiness Of Bis fellow
men: TO himitWas denied TO revisir
The place 81 bis nativity bur dying n !
far distant lind shb not among stran..
gers Ne remembersd his beloved
coontry.s He has gone where he
!. weary are strests and win, no double.
inherit the reward &c The .sfaithful ser.
want.
He has left widow and several ehil-
dren % lament The loss q thsir only snp-
port.
Chaylts Tssvn, 9sfs,ssa Conn
q, Yir8inia, ~ Drrrmter, 1905.
: --Ei ditice mosiens rem;iaise;iuy arges.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06
Washing.oa. cily, Noyembsr 81.

sssss- - ANtty trtS~N soAA
Many ef the members ef boft heuses
have drrioedn tie City ef WasAiaefc.
and GeosRe Tolun. Ais fhe opinion ef
rome, and ths hope efail thar q gueyam N
tofh houses sviil 6e jSrmed me frsf dav.
Al cars ore open. and expecsafion - %
fipioe ~ ne Presidents ll1essage, whieA
no doubt Mill Be J1h III ormaiion, fi.ll
efspirii, efmarro.u and tdt things.
The United Staies' frigafes Esnpyess
and John adams, and ffe brig Hsrnet.
hags arriped al re Navy Yard Wash.
ington. They. fred sal1tes when pass-
ing M5unf- Pernon and Aiexondsid, and
On their arrival IL tDashinesoa. . ].
E<fsdrt efa lefifv from an inteilfesst
gentleman IL Hsrdeanx. 10 ~ rorrssz
fandeaf a Baisimose, dafed Orfobsra I, !,
1905. 49, y 81 4
!" The continental sear, phicA Aas q
gam tnrsf our, has jfilrd fheeonntry ssish
alarm and dismay. The government,
notwithstanding ifsfhveafeniaR sndhiph
sosfnding sOoyds. u evidently saken 81
surprise. Of ,ohich there can be 10 6effey
PROG than the ye-estabE shmenf ojrfke ma
sipaai g1iard, and ne c3nscri6fion ".
ssaaded 3 GO, 600 men; nndtr she colsr
Of sshirh latter. terhebs $50, 600 peyssns
will 6e dS9exed From ihe;iv hpMts and &C.
cupafions 81 Iorce, - Il slaitekftrsd.
l1kn kaosD Slof Eor xi,hae S.r,ens- j. ia
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06

re ri 81 February. 1904. Hereby ~.
ing an example Of disrrspect and con.
tempt % the orders and anthority 81 The
commanding general, tending % dis
sever The banda of military M,bor.
dination. 20 impsir The force ofthose
obligations. by which military men are
bound % obedience, and 10 excite ! spi-
ritof Aedfiop and mnfisiy Ia the army u
The United States. stS'
The prisoner plead not guilty, and tie
Court passed tlie following sentence viz.
The Court having maturely weighed
and considered what hath appeared be-
fore them ID evidence, daring tlle confse
ofthe prosecution, as wen as what The
prisoner, colonel Thomas HutIer. hath
urged in his defence. are of6pinion thar
be i gully b spiJhi ebsfiadie, and con
finued disebedience Of The general order
cfthe 3Oth b 14pyii, 1901, for regulating
the cue 81 ne hair, s also cf dTsobedTrnce
effks order b The isfe february, 1904
as set forth IN the FIRST charge and spe-
ci6cation. Wherein he has been arrairn.
ed the court also finds him Ruilty 81
s,ifinonscond1c. ii appearing publicly
10 command oftheiroops At the city Of
New. Orleans, with his hair eued, ii di.
rert land open violation ofthe general or.
der Of the 3O.h Of April, 1901, and lei
Of February, 1904, as stated 10 the se-
cond charge, and part Of the second spe.
ei6cation; and thereupOn, they do IN
consequences ddi1dee, and sfntSnre ain
- Be susbended from an command. tav,
and emolnmesffs for the space Of ssuelus
caiieadtf moafhs, tocommeAce from and
immediatsly after the Promulgation sc
this sentence.
The General confirms the sentence Of
the general Court Martial, and he court
IS dissolved. AS 4,
(Signed !.
JAMES WILKINSON. 8
s.. Louis, 20th SspfeWbeS, fsoS. q
The abovsis l true copy from the orr
ginal on Gle il The Adjutants and In
spector's otlice.
(Signed
THOMAS II. CUSHING.
dd;. an2 Ian.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06


TN The county Of Berkeley, sud stats
= Of Virginia, Is wanted Minisler of
The Protestant Episcopal Church, 70 of.
heiate atthree places ofpublic worship ID
said county, sufkeiently convenient to
each other. The members Of said Church
have obtained subscriptions amounting
nearly 70 eve hundred dollars forthe sup.
port Of minister, which, for man
who can come wen recommended Cor,
piety and morality, and suiicienily pos
sessed Of oratorial powers 10 enable him
20 please the people, there il every rea-
son 70 believe. win be increased and rem.
dered permanent, 10 Be paid semiannli.
ally Is the slbscribers win use every
exertion for that purpose; TO either Of
whom application may Be made. Any
person Whoshoold apply, WILDE requesi.
ed 70 exhibi, ! certi6eate of his ordinate.
On 10 the said Church, md snlI;eiens K. ]
commendations g aforementioned.
WILLIAM PENDLETON.
JOHN RRYATT,
JOEL. WARD,
49, LEVI .HENSHAW.
SAMUEL HEDGES.
Berkeley County, Virginia.
December 6, 1905
". =
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Ess~ ihs Literary Tass..
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION,

y - - = - - - ~ - = ~ AMMAN
so Oft, IN every cline, Ia every ace;
inPublie. private. from the press and
ssage,
Have human frailties, those BY nature
giy'n,
Born Il our birth, md sanction'd cen b
Heay'n.
Been held q erimes, erimes Of the black.
eat dye,
And each mistake been constrn,d for !
lie,
That no one act, Or right, o. wrong, has
By n unssnsur'd and spproyd = good.
One seorns tie hero, bosstfal Of his
scsrs,
One rushes heading 70 the field of Mars ;
That cries. hold murder, Lee thy
rage Be still
IT'S Gods command 10 man, = q thou
shalt NOT kin II
7his !. cowards, rouse, rouse hush thDse
dread alarms,
The foes q hand, ny country calls !. %
arms,
Essh ior himself. ~hatever ws pur.us,
Has some excuse, sophistisal, o. true,
Some ancient adage, o. some polisA'd
lay. {.
70 prove he rish.sous tenor ofhis way.
Wen in religion view The zealous
throng, &
nreason weak, hutin persuasion strong:
One says stis thus,' another says tis 80,
A third, Fmright, : fourth responses
no, -,
hear ne, = sixsh attend my
cal, j
A.syspsh, stop. stop n eighth CON
demns all.
zach aims Il truth--each wishes 10 Be
hlest.
Nov who i right i--shall one condemn
the rest
Shall one, while thousands think I dit.
ferent way,
Turn dssfsa,, and .Purn e n they
This nast not DC I've would NOT scsp.
ticise.
Nordsalin doubts, 70 be accounted wise;)
Buteommon sense declares this truth Is
clear,
That he's upright who always acss sin.
cere
Reason and eonseieass bob combine q
tel,
that he. who strives . do his best. does
well.
Ma.s diEsrsnes efopinioa shsa de.
I stroy
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06
/ RICHMOND, Nov. 10.

We should presume thin the IFigates
lately arrived from the Msditerrsnean
and the greatest part of our disposable
ndrinr force, will be destined tothe neigh
borhood efthe HAVANA or the mouth Of
the Mississippi EorMc have hide doubt
incase III war between Spain and the u.
nited States, that detachment win Sc
leans vim bethe point of tleir attack.
Relying upon the misrepresented disaf.
fiction Of the inhabitants, the Spanish
Court may indulge some unfounded *.
pecsations that this IN disciplined aud en-.
beetle detachment may conquer and de-
fsnd this imporsapt POST. The Gle of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06

TIE United .Stsies' ,iga,es
and John adams, and iir brig
hsigs arrived al RE Navy Ysr
ington. They. fred sal1tes VI
ing M,rnf- perpsn and Aiexon
= their arrival a tIashisgtoa.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06

Es dtice moriens remiuiseiiry ayges.