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Dollars $4,000

Dollars $4,000
Five thousand Tickets,
at 10 dollars each, is $4,000
Thcrs arc TO be no blanks in III, LOTTERY. and
the prizes viii be subject to no more than is
per cent discount.
Tickets Willis srIt 1T II dollars each, five of
which are 70 be paid IN hand. and the remaining
Ave when thepize money is applied for
Tlelaw authorizing this tottcry, was psssed
in the YEAR 1906 for the relief os the sufferers
by Gre in Lexington, all OF whor,, except Or
phans hsve assigned and transferred ,reir iastr-
est and claim to the MANAGERS thereof, 20 he by
them applied to opening Z good Garage Road
over The North and Sonti, Mountains, add ACROSS
the Valley through Lexington.
This road will be in dire6t line with the New
Stare Rosd 20 the Western warers, and so far
continuation thereof toward Richmond. which
will shorten and greatly improve tie passage
from every part OF James River between the
Blue Ridge and RichFrcisd 10 the Sweet and other
mineral Springs, and from thence towards
Greerbr;et. Keriawa, &c
The Managers 1atrer themselves that the oh.
jea of this Lottery being SO iapdsbe. in which
great raft OF The State is interested, ard from
the sales that have been already made OF Tickets,
that npon the day above mentioned ,uifcient
number OF Tickets, if not ell will '.e scld 10 war
rant the drawing, and that no farmer postpone
nenr win take place.
When ti,e drawing is finished list OF the for
tuna'c numbers viii be pubishsd.---Al prize
money, nor applied for within one year after tho
drs@ing will be pscsumed 10 have been reiinquish
ed fcv the benehr of the Lottery.
y aiiam n G.akeii. \ P5iip G. isies,
gs tso G@l''A' s sSs Lfys h. .,,. 3
hs'!rcIu EEo,ye, I,sdsexr .fle.aaiasf. 70
55;nnes M bosreK. Igjl1iao, iy;s,a1.
flames Ca,wbers.
ssfose C,syRtlers, Treasurer.
I'm. Le,atbers, Secretary.
Tickets ave to be had Of The Managsfs ard of
kiils aud Allan, Robert Gamble, Jun and VIM
M kensie. Jan. I'd, 1S05.--Wtf.
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Notice,
TO TRE cEEDrroRs 6 DEBTORS OF
Ross G Ford.

HAT on The fst day Of March, /
4 thsl max. dividend of the monies re-
ccived, fTsn which thos> creditors who may NOT
i1sve come into tire terms 81 assignment preyi-
ous 70 that day, viii be cScludei, and from a
,ap7o1ition, that some Of the debtors, who have
Eot co7c Tor vard 20 rive notes fcrtheif accounts,
riay be sxps0.ng personal application, which
eAnno, be made they are again Informed. that
my duty compels sc 70 cor,Disnce suits ind;sofi.
Trifately - The next courts, assinst those who
shall not before have closed their sccocnis BY
Roses.
9[cil N.sCo.El.
RisiwaOra. 7s,h Jan. 1906. Sw
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DY virtue of deed OF trust exccr-
Z } red 10 she sib>eriber by Benjamin Burton.
Of the county Of buckingham, for me purpose OF
securing debt die 10 Hives, Murphy 4 CO. for
one hundrcd and sixteen pounds rtree shiings,
with interest thereon al the rate OF six per cent.
per annuns, from the twenty fourth day Of he.
cember, eighteen hundred and two, and the ex-
penses attending the execution ofthis 'rnst---Wi
certainly be Stl.D, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, on Monday the eleventh. day OF
March next, at buckingham Courthouse, il be-
ing court day,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
Land far Sale.

rav virtue Of a deed ostrust eSecut
Is ..r., ,he ,ubscr ibers bySvm Fortune, viii
~ n. 70 the highest bidder. tor ready mo-
~, thc en.iscs cnthS l5'h d;y OF February
nsst. TRACT OF l. End. ying IN LOUISA
80 ,.,1 ,e,es being the lanl ~hescon said For
80, - cow res,ies-'rhc land is OF good quality )
has = sma:t plantation m good order and conve
..:,.n, houses, sc fSr n small family. (tds)
John Edwards, ] Trustees
Chs. Smith,
Louisa, January 3, 1905.
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LAND,

lying in the coEn,y Aforesaid. on the waters OF
Muddy creek, and bounded by the lands of Ia
haniel Burton, Jesse Burion, Mathew Robert
ion and Edward Maxccy, containing by estirna.
ION three hundred and fifteen scrss.
Daniel t.igginbotha.n, trustee.
Amherst. 16rh ian. 1895. CIV
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l. L T + Z II Z.


NOTICE Is hsrsby given. shaf he drawing
IL at t.c SID Lottery win co1nence on this
tss. ard ~ consinusd on Tuesdays and Sa'm-
Says ~ dra,ying from city 10 fvehrndred num-
mrs. until the whole IS completed
an ticlSsis NOT sod and delivered before iiiis
Ssv win s. considered rs held on account of the
Tsustcts Of trc Academy and the agents fof
sei;t1 them are earnestly requested to remit Ell
thsr the money or the tickets committed 20 their
ais,o.4i, % the comnliscioner rom whom thy
were secsived.
Those who have purchased tickets on credit,
WV be pIeased 20 reckon frcia this day.
II the days Of drswipg ADD The number to be
drawn shall be encrcaseo, public NOTICE viii DC
given oftsc same.
The prizes to be paid in sixty dSys after the
drawing ia completsd-
IL is hoped thar the tickefs rcasaining in The
hands % the commissioners wiII he readily bought.
by those who are well wissess 10 the proposed A.
tadcmy. o. who wish - see W the neighboushood
tf this city the bsgiunirg cs great National u.
aiversi,y. The eornmi.tco appointed for that
purpose have already purchased abon; 70 -crcs
e ground, lig.e taore than a mile from to0,u
n an ciirioe situafion, and the necessary build
inss viii be bcgsu n tie ensuing spring.
o. b<haif Of Inc 'yvs,ees.
Eobeyf ANfche0,l
Rotor; Poysrd, ofshos7ted
d',rr. sisiarf, Ito sHafr.
Nm. Pf3,s, in,enifbe
q. Taeker, drawing.
rs'-fmsni, Ingary ~. zoos.
BL ANK Do NDs
For taic ~ tins siFiso.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
Thomas Pollard,
Patrick Anderson,
John Anderson, jun.
Stu.

NVHEAr IAN & WOVEN WIRE
Af.fyyUFfCTORY,
No. z, Briase-s,yee,. fai, doo,s norib Of Csiif5s
Bridge. EniHs.ore:
XETHERE are made and soid. E'HEzg-
Nv f1Ns. 6rs; quality; RoLLlNG and o;hcr
SCREAMS, for wheat, barley. tssx-seed, &C.;
.HzND RIDDEES and sIEYES. for coal,
corn, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal, brick-dust.
flax seed, Glove, seed. cookie, rne. sand, &C.;
SfdHFS for Indian meal; WIRE SlFLS
WOVEN HIKE FOR windows, &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(formert7 WEST e SMIrH.)
n. B. A coed assortment en- hand
fry OF the above articirs v,iil be q. ljvercd IN
Richmond, Con short notice at the same pricss
the mandatory (excInsiye OF freighr) on
, the osocrs hcirg sift with 800
SAMUEL PARSONS ~ SON,
Near the B,sen, OF whori the prices may be
kno~n--whc have now on ssnd,, Rscaf Fans,
Jy5eei 4nd Lime Sicrss. and lieai Sleeves, SC. OF
q superior quality
y $. WIIs SArES. md .fe,D tens BAR
ZION an bans.
llth iso. lat. 1906. wifi
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cONDTTYoNg.

l. II shall be printed from the last London edi
ton, and be published 10 Eight 0aavo Volumes,
during the year 1904
II. Il shall be delivered 10 those Subscribers
Who take il in Volumes, At Two Dollars per yo-
hume. 10 boards
Those who wait for the completion Of the
Work. nay have il either az Sixteen Dollars IN
boards or in good and handsome binding, ia
Twenty Dollars payable on delivery.
It WILDE enYehed with Two whole sheet Maps
---One cf the Eastern, the orher of the Western
parf Of the Roman Einpire--A Map Of the pats
Of Euopc and ASA adjacent 70 Constan;inor,c,
and an elegantly engraved Head ofthe Author.
BE- Sabserfbfions rceeioed ~ SAMUEL PLEA
sAEfs. jr, Picbmord.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09

A. re same i',ns and place. win dispose of
tie o,trr uriiyt.ed lhifd PAN Of the said Nor
.sieh Mills. aud uill also dispose o! valuable
,saA ~ LdND adjoining thereto which contsins
abort Csc hnn,'fed scres, with various improve
TX ass--Ihe whole is valuable cs;aye --St.
Poosen cid shew the Mills and the land. The
,ersn % payuen, frr tie said land and the other
tMtirat of Tho Sffis wi, he raft ready ntoncy,
and Twelve nscrihs eseslt for he oihes halt
DAVID ROSS.
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10 BE SOLU.

~ II r. SOJ4fSs
For ready noaes, pursuant 10 decree or the Fe-
derzl Circuit Coyrt, for the d'ssrid of Virgi.
MIA. 10 a SUI, bstween phineas Bond. ht'or-
neg fer the creditors of Ezekie. Edwards, plain.
liz, and David Ross ard Others defenhants--
~ wo undivided parts, out of three,
i Of fo-sy two acres Of LARD, IN tie comb
" oe Hcnricc. upon Four Mile Creek, win tie
MILLS J HOUSES thereon, kaown by the
name Of the Norwich Mills.
ALSO; aTfsa or Paved GLAND. situate
in ire county Of iient;co. about seven miles BE-
ics, The City OF Richmond. commonly called and
known by The nas,e o. The Seven fines, thought
70 Contain ore tncusard acres, but Mr. Ross un-
aerai.rs, that an accurate survey and plot shall
he produced on the day o. sale.
The sale viii 20 iIiveiy take place at the Eagle
TaycHi IN the Orr Of Richmond. on Thursday
-. zist day ofFebnnsry next.
PIN. RfCssy. D. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ Y. D.
Jan. 8. (tds.)
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- 7 virtue OF ! deed of trust eSecused 10 thc
ID subscriber. BY edward Gather Clarke, dec.
and atoly his nife. which ceed bears dare the
20 n G, October. 1893, aud Is recorded in Henri
co Office, 20 secure sum of money. due TO I,ld
Geo=ge, Of Henriso county. will be exposed TO
SALE, 10 The highesr bidder. FOR cash, on The
premises. on Saturday the ninth day OF Marca
next the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
&, e. &: ( ss ..:::s.. '.',-

=
The 'ime Of ilie sale aSoye r1entioncS, having
been postpoucd, and the place Of sale altered, ai
the reqpfsr of Nv Ross. tie public are heVcby
tilted, 'ha, II will take place a, the Eagle Ia
vefn. IN the cry of Richmond, on ths 18Th day
cf February next.
Ben. Mostly. David Ross.
22d Ianuarv 1905. tie
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Tract Of Land,

In Herrico county. onwhicllthe said Clarke re.
sided for seine ,in'e previous 10 fis dea,h This
land is situated be low he ci.y of9ichmond. On
Boar swamp, nnedia,cIy on ;i.e sage road lead.
ing 10 Williamsburg. The traSi contains BY sur.
veys made BY John Williamson, county surveyor
OF denrlco couaty. 327 acres, The snd to ne re .
ceived by he pwohatcr, r- the quantity more or
less About a. acres OF the land ere cleared
there ave d ,olesable dividing house ard cut nous
Is and smsi o,chari Oh ths land. The sale viii
commence al IL o'clocs.
PHILIP soRBOaNE NICHOLAS,
Iarsary 23d, 1905. Trustee.
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mY virtue OF deed OF trust execu-
4 ted to the subscriber by James Ferguson, OF
die county or Buckingham, for the purpose Of
securing deb, Tue 10 Brown, Murphy & Co. for
the sun, Of sevelty-Gve ponds Eve shiilings and
eight pence, win ir,eres; thereon from he twen-
~ rhi..i day of ArG,, eighteen hundred & three,
and the expense Attending the execution OF tins
trnst--Wi certainly nc SOLD, 20 the highest
bidder. FOR read. money, on Saturday the TWEEN
ty-shiri day OF february next. on tlie premises.
at the house oFise above named James Fergus
son, in me asosssaid county of Buckingham.
zcgR7'A7f TRACT OK PARCEL OF
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Princc-Et.snr Sorer.ber, isc..
Huriah Willard, piaia:iR
sgaiss: In CHANGER.
Henry Nixon & Fush w. Price,
- -@----.- fefeudanfs 1

y-HE defendant Nixon, not having sntcrtd
{ rs appearance and given security according
70 IN as OF the ge,;etsi asssa5y AMI rho ru.cs
cs ibis cou. ana it appearing 70 the ssissaetion
Of Inc oours thar nc is al inha6:isnt ct thsA
stare: On sne motion ofshe llu;nsiii by his eonn-
sci, RS ordered. thar tao said sctenssant Nixon
.,sxt and answer the plaintiffs bill and thar
cory of this order be forthwith inserted in some
me Of The newspapers psin,ed in the city ct
Richmond, for two months successive'y, and al
so nos,ei AZ the front door Of the courthouse Of
this county.
A cvpy--Teste.
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Lexington Lottery.

BY .4ufhorisy ofthe Legislature Of P'rgrn'a
for raising IS 900 Dollars.
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NO book could nc offered, which stands in less
need OF encorslim and econmeada,ion--lt has
been read in almost every European Language
The history of the long and interesting Period
tr'r'' the reign of Augustus 10 TIE taking OF Con
''ansinoPse, and The death OF Mahome, the II. is
20 where also 20 BE- foend in lie shape Of Irregular
and wei arrange liisso-y.- fubliste,srre
sumo 20 hope, thss thcy do a service 70 tleir coun
Try in giving Edition Of it from the American
press They wall briefly spes!: or their in,su
tons, and TIC superiority Of ibis edition.
j. Il viii be The most complete Edition Of
SfBnoN cxssat.-- Because it WILDE enriched win
the Memoirs ofhsLife and wr;.inxa, written by
nin'se. lhiswiI be an addition to the London
copy of nearly 200 pages
2. IL VIII DC about one-tl,ird che per than the
London Copy.
u viii be execused in the best ste The
Pgblishess, with confidence, recommend 10 the
paoc IN inspssion cf me SOCKS. published by
then within she last three ycars.--1hey are. Rus.
sells Ancicnt and modcrn Europe, Volumes
fhe Domestic Encyclopedias. 5 Volumes, aud
rncker's Blackstone. S Volumes II ney promise
oot 10 degenerate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09
Ben. Walking, d. 6.

FsY yir:1s 81 a deed Of trust executed to US BY
Is Tie Rev. Ellanah Talley, la,e of Hanover
Ccun,y, dec. for tic pc.2ose Of securing to his
late ward Benia. Ance, .sa. whatever might be
due to him The said Benjzu,in. from him the said
Elka,.ah, either as administrator fihe estate OF
onn Anderson, dec. or as guardian of the said
iIenjamin.
Will BE SOLD,
By u.s. or either of us. On the 25th day Of Feb.
next, for ready money, at the dwelling house of
Mira. Mary j alley in tie Comfy OF Hanover. a
bout 3 miles from tie Courthouse. two likely
negro men slaves. four horses, and al the other
estate of which the said Eksnah, dad seized.
consisting ofstook, furniture and plantation ut>n-
s;is
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One Negro Woman SlaUc,

'||'Er y !" VTfI'T' H'3"Ct
Named PAT, and her increase, if any. since the
esecutEg this urst--by virsre oil deed ct trust
exec,itsd TO the subscriber by George Bmies. IT..
fer the purpo.s # securing debt due 10 Brown,
Murphy e Gu for the sum of one hundred aud
forty seven pounds two shilIings and TWO pence,
with interes, iheeon lyo,i the twenty firth day
of April, eighesi hundred and three. or SO much
thereof as may he found due.
John H;gginbotham, trustee.
Amherst, i6ti Ian. 1905 6w
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LAND,

Containing six hundred AMI seventy four acres,
aud bounded by he lands of George Rurl,s. sen
Joseph e. Mggnson, Joseph csbsll. and Col.
Srni.h--Also, a LAY Mare, yoke Of Oxen. nine
head OF Cate. nd 4 Feather Bed, or so much
thereof as may L sufficient TO discharge the a.
bove debt. &c
WIN also lie sid, at the above mentioned time
and place. to t,e higheti bidder. for the best
pI:ee that can b. obfainsd, in ready money,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-09

BL a NIX D o NDs
For taic ~ tins siFiso.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

eis:ina ORDER from The commons, though
sanalier in number held contrpulinY, or
negativing vote over them, and from hence
arose the irrational practice of q smaller
number nesativipg a greater. 4
But what are these things 70 Us, or why
should VIC initiate them I We have but
one oRpsK in America, and that Of the
highest degree. the cRDKR of sovERKIcNs
TT, and ofthis oRDEx every citizen is q
member in his own personal right. Why
then have We descended 20 the base imi-
tation Of inferior thingsf BY the cyest Of
the revolution we were put in a condition
originally. The history of past
ages shew scarcely any thing TO I've but in
stances Of tyranny and antiquated absurdi-
ties. We have COPIED some Of them and
experienced the folly Of them.
DE fonnnued. J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-11

THOMAS PAINE,
ON THE
PROPOSAL FOR cALLIsc CONTENTION
~ y TOsTHEfF W.
CITIZENS or PENNSYLVANIA
/Covfizued.J


/r.s.,,;.,,..,y, u
~ ,,...,t aino he ..na,. 81
~. ,.ns,1 RS .I,,,e,;,, hr;.y e,ur vear.
IN 80. E,r.nt lin 'hns sa;d :. itbcrr ANN.
efeleefion ends rpro-4v 5rg.ns :, and no man
was q better ;,,Jge of I,.ran .na,or- than
Frankiin. nor hasanv m.nin our time ~.
creded him in the princ;nles of honor and
honesty.
when man ceases 10 he aecoun,ab,p
70 those who .dtele,l him. and viii W. ho.r
nubI;c Affairs 4. ,s en,rus,,d. be rAas..,.
be their reness,n,at;ve. ape, - mt IN . chr.
,,,,;on of b,;,,,,,b.,r d.sr., IN. h..a.,-.
the repre sentative rs ncl,odv b,, b,rn..lf,
"Iam eiscfed. so,,, b, for fo,,r ,3,ro,,s ,,o,,
g cen,,oe ,,.r,, ne ou,. neither an, Jr.shoy.;.
6 81, 10 ,,.,, ), IL ,,so,, ,;,,. M ~,
IS ,Iape n Do min me I. ~ ,,s,, -. }, III.
conani, of;ba psrns,,,.n; ,soo
respecting he choice of electors rar ,hs
T, r-.s;5.nn, ar,- yrs;,..I $500 w. Wy
innronr;t,v aos DANCER nr snrh az s.,.h
J,sbn,en, ~. ,.,,,sr ~,r ,,,a,,s;,,ss -
fors o,.,h, !, h. Gs.d - ~ s o,",;,, &c.
mud not J4rt IN ~. ca,,s;.. &c .o,,,..,;''
II ia ,,a,,sr s,,,,,,., ~ sy.S' W..
concerns ,h.. ,;e,s,s ;,,,.r.ss,. 49,
nsonIe a, ,nrrh as ~. .,.s,,aa &c
hers for ,l.r stare Iss;s,a,,r. ga :,
;os,anc,s n,,,ch NOR R,, ~. .a,J..n r.
the senate at thai time The oeon,,. ,ver. a..
prived of their RIGHT NJ xuffrase. and N.
state los, Us consequence in he nn;on II
had INIT one vo,e. The o,b.r fo,,r,.sn
w ere nAire,, off nc enrnro,,;ss e.
and .eve,. If,be nron,s had rhos~r ~.
The Gle 6lors were "a re nreseni mem am, nn,
10 renresent the senate !. ,br ls,,,is .,v,nId
have had t;ftesn yo,es which would have
eoupted.
TIL. senate IL an ;a;,.,;on az u,,,at = c.l,.
cd The home 81 Iords in tnrI,nd s. .ss;ah
Cbester6eld. who wac .memhrr ,,f;, ana
therefore knew Il. call, nthe hosai,oi ~ -.
rurobfe,p Tn. ~ p.o,..,,
not quite an hospital Of incurables. bu. il
took almost four yesr. tn hrino i IN "a.
=, rov,,,,y..,e,-. II
~
Detore We intase any 'Eing, we ought
10 examine whelher II be sorihimitaiug.
and had this been done by the convention
al that time, they would have seen II, at The
model from vh;eh their n,,,,;,. ;,,,;,a,;,,,.
=. -, :
-, ',-' r., a., 49, '''s'' ui'l'i on'aoie
ana uisBracsiui 'uinoer.
here was no SUCH thing q England as
what is called,he house oil lords, until the
fonouest of thaf country nv ~. N,,,,,,,,, !.
L. yyaI;a,,, ~. .r.,; - l -, :
s'S anu ING
"S h"S neea'''s ose' Inc Avs, ~
Dauge oi olsgi ace upon the csuntFy; for
II is the effect and evidence OF its hasipe
DeSn , .eaucsd 70 uncondslionai submission
n In hnu lrtTr IL 10.
~ n'a," ''a''ns mace .le conquest, DIS
possesseu 'he o"ne's OF ue,f lands and
1850 ..'ose iAus among me chisis OF
s"e p.u"le.''s army nc Drought with him'
a"u rom nenee arse "na 's,caiied me
$780,, 49, . .o,,l s"1es e re- ~ ms
E,.a's. .a,.io e'''.s.ea' As 1rne perH
80 1902 J nS,v son.'e'y gwen me
1o,s.s 49, '''''S - '''' "oase 20 i 'o'-
tgh ~ So ''.s-as 's9.saIs, 'rem know
" SO ~S'ei'~stf'tih attrf UNITS TgHt 90
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-30
ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, MARCH so, 1905.
TIE PRESENT POLICf" OF THE FEDE-
RAJ PART1-.
No. III.

Thefe divilions have fprung up among the
republicans themfeyes, without anv eGsutial
difference about abRcad principle, or active
interference Of the federal party. But the eff
fects of fuch diviions upon the federalits, were
too uncertain and remote to excite any very ex
alted hopes of retrieving their affairs. Thev
knew that a long time muf elapfe before theft.
Earrings could wean the republicans from each
other, and lead one portion to form a combina-
ton with themieves. What then was their
policy? To feize upon fome principle.
whole importance was acknowledged by all,
which had no direct bearing upon the political
iytems OF parties, or upon the meafures
of the administration, and in the fupport of
which they might expect uaion with fome part
of the republicans. But fuch an obiet an
pears now to be within their reach. They now
cry out that the conaitutionisindanger & they
call upon every honef republican to Join them
in defending it,
" The Conaitution is in Danger" Have the
federailts then forgotten thofe melancholy DAYS.
when they alto were charged with defon of
violating this contribution and when tbefr
charges were not founded upon vague rumours
or conRru6tive conjeetures Have they forgot
ten that in the very face of the Introductory
words eve the People :" in fpite of that TO-
Tenn recognition, that all legitimate power
Hows from the people, John Adams, then Pre-
hdeut OF the United States, fueeringly aiIerted.
that Republican Government meant anv
thing or nothing" Have they already forgot
ten the certificate ofThomas Seymour Of Con.
ncthcut, of October 25, 1904, in which the ce-
Iebrated John Allen of that Rate is faid to have
exclaimed in the prefeuce of the Council At
Hartford, that "the contribution is GOOD for
nothing kick it to the Devil % Have they
forgotten the far-famed fedition act, which in
ipite of the refponiibe nature of our govern
ment; in fpite of the ~ and 9th amendments
to the federal contribution, pretended to Ece16
the production of the prcfs Has its luxurious
companion the alien law, alfo paied beyond the
iin'ts OF tht'r memory law which, in viola
iOu ofthe 9Th fiction of .he contribution. and
Of the 9Th amendment, expofed the alien to one
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-30
CovENr GARDEN, Jan. 90.

Laf night the Young Rofcas again appeared
before the public. This Joyful event occaiioned
the more pleafure from The reports which have
been lately In circulation, that he was not only
very Ill, hut that he would never more be able
to tread the boards. There is now every rea-
ion to hope that he will continue to give increa-
fed delight for I long ferries Of years. Notwith-
Handing the .hortnefs of the notice, and the bad
fate of the weather, The avenues to this theatre
were almolt as much crowded as when he was
20 make his debat. When the doors were OPEN
ed, the ruth into all parts of the houfe was pro-
digious, and many narrowly etc1ped having bro
ken limbs. The prellure in the Pit was 70 great
as TO produce fsveral faintng fits. However,
from the regulations adopted, excellent order
was prsierved, and after the commencement OF
the performance, the audience had nothing to
divert their attention from the bufinefs of the
fceIe. The irt act, very dull in itfelf, fremed
doubly 70 from the general impotence for its
termination Matter Be'tey at at Itepped for
ward, in the garb of Scott n warrior, with
his ipear in his hand, and his eiaigmore by his
tide. We are happy to fate that he looked ex-
tremeiy well. He is good deal thinner than
before his ndifpoliton, but his colour is frefh
and his eyes fparklc.-He appeared taller, which
could only ariG from his being nenderer. He
was greeted with every mark of admiration and
attachment. In making his acknowledgements
he diplayed not little fenfibiIity. Il would be
fuperfiuous in US to fay more Of his perform
ance, than that he went through the part of
Douglas with as much ability and effect as on A.
ny former occafon. Never did he recount his
own hilfory with more modeRy; taunt GLe1al-
Uo7, with more tartnefs, return the carefcs Of
ms mother with moe tenderness; hear Of his
noble birth with more ardent delire 10 emulate
the deeds Of his ancefors, or fall with a more
deep-telt regret that he was cut off in the Cd
r'er of glory. His dying fcene was indeed af-
feeling beyond all powers of de(cription. H
was admirably well supported by the other per-
for'ners.-Mrs. Lhchhrld, as Lady Randolph,
was never more forcihle and impreiTiye. Cooke
played Glenllgon in his bef file, and Murray
was not uninccelfu in Lord Randolph.
Mr.. Fox, Mr.. Grey, and General Fitzpatrick
were IN the Duchefs OF Devon1iire's box.-Mr.
Grey, We underltand, .phen the Houfe of Co NJ
mons broke w, informed Mr.. PIT that he was
going with Nh. Fox to fec the Young Rofcius.-
MIR. Pit replied. that they could not rpend their
time better, for hat he was a prodigy.