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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
Feb. 10. (eptds)

with Boots or Shocoas well as If they were on the
ipot.~......A-the length OF the Boot.-.C-round the
CalE.~.Bthe pitch Of dl,;o.~..D-round the heel and
in!teP~~E-round the mHep~..G-acrofs the bali Of
the foot Fix the heel agaiuG a perpendicular, and
nick knife at the end OF the great toeet down il
figures the number OF inches and quarters in the di-
iercrt meaiures January L. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
NOTICE.

| HE laIlrriber5 baei%g PIT an endto tbei- re-
Il tail 64Ens5, requef tire debtors TO ibis firm TO
came forzvG,d evi:bOHf l2ij time, 10 haze tbsir
aecoit"fS Gllig7el, and TO pay zvbat may be due.
us graf indulgence haJ been aireody given, fur
TER cannot reGjon05Iy be expected. George iie-
Creole 7viH attend at this place, fir tire pmbof5
or Jsithng TIE accounts, and receiq'iJg paygents.
7b9je zobo do net pay, or .give /,iisfai7o,y a6u-
raHee ofpGyiag ./oOn, mgR bLame tbeWjtLUeJ if
Jnits are inyfitUfed GgainA them.
LILLE s. Nc CREOLE.
AanebcRer, Feb. s. -(epssc.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
ROBERT TAYLOR or
CHARLES DUNCAN.

HE great accuracy, con-
4 venieney and difpatch, be-
fide economy Of oxpence, labor
and time attendant on this thu
y valuable improvement il
the art Of weighing had fuch
weight with the iaG general
ancfri,ly ss4c ;,.t,r. .L...
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

authorize the We oft in the tobacco warehooe Of b.
commonwealth.
rms late teinonill in it: favor, with many other
m poi'eon OF the lubfcri5er, together with the yen
eral appreciation expre-d by al purchaiers, and his
own experience afford him ample resfon 10 believe
e are preferable 70 the common bsans icales and
weiBn's now generally uied. As agent for the
Pateatee, he keeps always a general afortrent on
nAnd, 10 weigh from 700 20 5000 pounds, or nil'
"ore if required by particular order
T., W. ROOTE5.
Feb. L.. .sv, c.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

TExIALs and WoRxMAw-
snlP to any in general ute.
- = Imported B0cTsaitdi
SnoGs, Of the frff Gualit,
and newell falhion, for lalc
=. Gentlemen at a lii.
tance, who are diipofed to
forward me tkeir meaiuro
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
THE PATENT BALANCE.

Peterharg, Nov. q.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
4 O T | G. I.

~I@HE public are Informed that the
l Ferry Boa, on the river Peto"at
opposite Shephe, d. Town, which was
taken OF come time since by the ice, i'
rega,ned, without the smallest inj'ry,
aad is crossing daily with the usual tacl-
htv and safety, which so much accom-
modates the traveller. Those who are
unacquAinted with this e1cel'eUt and
safe crossing place. are informed, that
no delays ever take place in consequence
of high wind or water, owinIto the pc
culiar situation OF the river. An un-
commonly fine Boat with excellent sober
hands, is doubtless, great inducement
for travellers to pass this way, viii, h is
equally as near a road as any other from
the back parts OF Virginia and the West
ern countries to Baltimore and the City
OF Warrington.
John BLACKBOARD.
March ., 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
TO BE SOLD.

4 VALUABLE PLANTATION
"A and Tract OF Land, containing one
hundred and hfty-nine acres and a hall,
by deed, lying on the drains of Middle
Greek, in Berkeley County, adjoining
the land Of Capt. Jas. Campbell, John
Lee and John Gray, there are on the
premises, a convenient Farm House,
good Barn, a number Of bearing. Apple
Trees, that seldom miss bearing, abou.
seventy acres Of clear land, inclOsed in
FIVE fields, the remainder we'll clothed
with Timber. For terms apply to tn"
subscriber living on the premisss.
JOHN CROTHERS.
March %, 1905.
N. b. There>iG convenient to the
house, a never failing Well Of excellent
WAFER with new Pump.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
Public Sale.

T7Hte exposed at public sale, on Friday
The oh day Of Abri!neet, at the sub.
scri6er's Dwelling housem S7epherd's-
7own, Jc6ersen County, the f0A'w!
ing Property, eiz.
TINE HOUSE and LOT, which I
L now occupy, being on the Main
Street in said town; the house iS very
convenient and nicely finished, the Lot
. full one with number Of choice fruit
trees on it; one active, strong Young
horse, suitable either for the saddle or
Reers; one excellent Mich Cow some
Feather Beds and Bedding one Ten
Plate Stove with the pipe belonging
thereto one fashionable walnut Corner
Cupboard, with a Number of other arti-
eles unnecessary to mettion. The sale
to begin at ten O clock, A.. NJ. and cOnti-
nue. from dav to dav until the whole 10
sold. A credit Of eight months will be
gwen on all sums above eight dollars, on
the purchaser giving note with approved
security.
GEORGE OK.
Shepherd'.-Tow March %, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
Look Here :!

THAT famou. studhorse YOUNG
L MEXICON, the property OF Nix.
Davis Of Maryland, which stood rhe
last season at Captain john Robin'on',
will staHd the present season and cover
mares at the stable Of the Gubseriber,
where the terms and his pedigree will be
made known.
JOHN M'CLEARY.
MartinsburE, March %, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
The noted Horse
PIX E S I'D Z " T,

~ L. = ~ IL Az
WILL stand this season, Che three
w frs, day. in each veek) =, the
subscribers plantation, in sight OF Tus-
carora Meeting House, ana the three
last DAYS in the week at Hess's Mill On
Opeckon, and cover mares at four dol
lars the season, two dollars cash the
single leap, and seven dollars for insure
ing foAl-thc money for the season to
be paid the LIST of January next, and for
Insurance when the mare proves with
foal.
PRESIDENT 10 a handsome bay
with star and sni and four white feet,
hei' sixteen hands high, four years cid
thi. spring, and Is remarkably strong
and sctive.-He was got BY full bred
horse and an Esopus mare-It is shot
unnecessary to saw anv thing more Of
his pedigree, as his appearance will be a
sufficient recommendation.
IONA THAN CUSHWA.
March ~, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
December C1u,t, 1904.

-..'@ December C1wt, 1904.
berkeley County, So.
Barbara Helm, administrs:rix, and Ia
cob French, administrator Of MAtiA
Helm, deceased, ComPlAinants.
against
Mary Poland, widow and relict Of
George Poland, deceased, and Mary
Poland, Rcbecca Poland and Eleanor
Poland, children and heir. at law Of
said George FoIaud, Defendants.
In CHANLERT.
THIS day came the Compliments
i bv their Counsel, ar1 it appearing
to the Court that the Defendants are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth, it 10
ordered that the Defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer tho
Complainan;s' bin, and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and jefferson IntelIigencer,
and continued for two month. success
siveIv, and also be posted up for two
m ynths sutces slvclv at the door Of ths
Court-hou'c of this County,
A copy.
Attest, ="
DAVID HUNTER. s,IA
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
March ., 1905.

Berkeley County, s"
February Court, 1905.
George Riley u' Joseph Gale.
In CHANCERT.
THIS day came the complainant by
! his counsel, and it appearing to the
court tina, the defendant is not an irha-
b;tant Of this commonwealth, it is ORDER
ed that the defendant do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next, to answer the complainant's
bill, and that copy Of this order be
forth With in.ertt in the Be1 kelcv and
Jefferson InteIhgencer and continued
for two months successivclv. and also
be posted up for two months snccesaive-
ly at the door Of the court house Of this
county.
A Copy. Attest.
DAFfD HUNTER, c. BIC.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
Plantation whereon he now lives,
situate on Back Creek, Berkeley County,
MI from Martinsburg and IS from
Bath, containing $50 acres OF good strong
Limestone Land, we'll waterrd, with at
least 7 sPrings-l5o acres are cleared
and we'll enclosed, acres Of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
remainder OF the tract is we'll covered
with fine tImber.-On the premises are
convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, large Barn, Distil-
lcry, Fulling Mill, and SONG on, houses,
with number of Fruit trees.-lhere is
good miII-seat, with a sutFciency of
water, on this tract.
He will also sell one other tract Of
Land, situate on the river P0,omak,
near RlchArdspn's Ferry, containing lo2
acres, 10 Of which are CLEARED, the great
er part river bottom, the remainder o!
the Land is we'll timbered, and has a
large sugar-camP on ia small House
is now Built, and logs ready for raising
lArgsr"ne. For terms apply to the
subscriber. - aa =" ~;.
WILLIAM SNODGRASS.
Back Creek, June %, lsOI.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
Tn. high bred English Horse,
1LCNG HAMIL IONIAN,

w ILL stand this season at MUSES.
w Mill on Long Marsh Run, Ave
miles from Smokers Femy and two
miles from Rock's Ferry, the frstthree
dlvs in each We k, and in SmithhelI the
remaining part of the week, and cover
mares at the low rate OF eight dollars
the season, (which may be discharged
by pay ing SIX dollars BY the 1st OF Octo-
Der next three dollars the single leap
and twelve dollars to insure colt.
Young Hamiltonlan is a bright bay,
raising eight years old, fifteen and a
half hands high, moves we'll and ha. q
lofty carriage, is of An nRcommonly high
spirit and was imported from England
in the year 1902, by M4joE Griffith oil
Philadelphia h- i. horse of as pure
blood, and is Of the best breed for run
ming in England he was got by Old
Hamiltonan out of mare that was got
by Old MatCheHe. 1t i, thought unae-
eess~ry to trace hrs pedigree any further
back, r, his handsome hSure and activi-
" will be sufficient to recommend him
The greatest attention will be paid by +.
JESSIE BROWN,
March 3, 1905.
n. B. The season will commence the
frat of April and end the arH Of July.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
MARTINSBURG, Berkeley C9unty,
Virginia; Printed and bubHsheGGy
TOHN Al Burt IT'S.
TENNIS or The. tNIELLIGENCER.

- IAEsPrice efthis Paper Is tzVo IoI-
lars per a'lnum, one dollar payable at the
time Of ."bscr'b!ng, and one whe1 the
year e>;1ire~.. Distant snbscriters pay
(or the tUho|e year IN adydncc. The
price ef Advertisements, 10 nsn-sub-
actliers, is one GeAsr per square Ier
three Uec!, insertion, md for csuijsu-
r''ce qffcr that zine rs ceat: per vcek !;
Subscribers 1Vi4 continue tsr receive 4 re-
d'lctionof one jo1rtA on Hts:r Adoertiss-
~rnts.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
DAVID HUNTER, s.I.~
ONE CENT REWARD.

D AN away from the subscriber, some
N time in February last. an aPpren-
tlce boy named George Lester; he is
about six teet high and slender made I:
he took with him a variety of clothing
not particularly recollected. One cent
reward will be paid to any person whe
will return said runaway.
JACOB HANNA.
MArtinsburg, March 8, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
N U / 1 c f.

A S guardian for Robert L,le, sundry
~ obligations (givea for property pur-
chased a. the safe Of me estate OF Robert
L'le.. dsc.} have come into nv hands,
which, ifnos paid b-iore the roth n4, Of
Nav next, will be pat mo the haads Of
Al stt0fNcv for ollct;inn.
j. MIS- CAMPBELL, Guaydan.
MIduIe Creek, March ~. 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
FOR SALE,

4 PLANTATION, containing -
II bout 100 acres, about 100 Of which
are cleared; there is y convenient DWELL
ing House Aad Kitchen and good Barn
on the premise. ; near the House is a
N,ll thirty feet deep, winch never goes
drv when kept clean on one part OF the
Plantation there is large and excellent
Swing.-lhe Land is OF superior qua
h,v; it lie, on the road leading from
MnlinsburE to Boy DIS Ferry, and il
about sig miles trom the former place.
For terms apply on the premises, or TO
the subscriber in Msrtinsburg.
IGNATIUS PRICE.
January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29

GAME 70 the Pl4n:a'.on of the sub.
~ striber, about the 2s:a oflsst month,
two EstrAtI, one a brown MARE, a.
boat 10 wears old, IS h.7l. high, shod
before, "iihasm4IIw H. roun4 ,hree Of
her feet; the other jjsh, az HORSE,
9 or years old, shp4 oil round both
natural trotter', no F@r,e,v.b!e brand on
either. The owner stcsired to come
forward, prove his property, pay char
IeS aul take them ava.
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD.
Near She herds. To~n,)
MAreh2I, 1895.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
The hN Notice.

" HEREAS, some time siuce, /
W gave notice in the public papers,
tina, necessity compelled me to settle and
collect nv outstanding debts, which
notice has not produced the desired et-
fect.-IhAt my lriends and customer.
may not complain of my transferring
their obligations and account, without
due notice, l again inform them that ne
ce.siev will compel me to assign and
transfer to nv creditors all debts due
me which will remain unpaid on the 10Th
of April next, upon which su.u will
then be brought fndiscriminateIv.
LUKE PENTONY.
Martinshnrg. March %. 1905
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
T0R .sII.E,
7ruH of Land,

lying in the County Of Berkeley and
State Of Virginia, three miles from The
town of M.ltsnshurg, on the road lead
ing to WIilamspoft, eight!-hVe miles
from the Civ o. Baltimore, seveHty-hvs
from the Ci,y OF Washington, and elgh-
" miles from the town OF Alexandria
containing six-huntred acres, one half
cleared and under good fence, the ba-
lance we'll clothed with timbEr: There's
are on said land a number OF never taIl-
ing springs, and sufficient quantity Of
Meadow This Tract would suit wei
to be divided, as there are two DWELL
ing Houses, two Double Barns, and
two Orchards of choice Fruit. 1t lies
ive miles from the river Potomak, the
navigation ofs4id river is now compile
ted, produce NAV be conveyed down the
river to the CITY of Washington and t.
the town Of Ale xandria at a small ex-
pe0se. For terms apply to William
Riddle, Of the town Of MartinsburE.
A good title will be made the purchaser
by
WILLIAM RIDDLE,1
and Exr's.
VIM. CREIGHTON, }
Martin sbury, February, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
Mlmi4gerG2Co2ber

WILL thank those indebted to them,
w for the whole or part Of their res
pective accounts, on or before the fret
day Of Applicability have several
loads Of Flour they wish hawled to Bal
timore-Rye for horse feed will be fur
nished at six shillinEs and six pence per
bushel, if required.
March p, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
THOMAS GRIEVES.
N Q 7 l { E.

4 IL persons having CLAIMS ssain.,the
n estate fitzpatrick Nkelvcv, dec'd,
either bv bond note or book a., ouat, are
hereby requested to exhibit them pro,
perly authenticated for Settiement-Atl
persons indebte to said estate are also
requested to make immediate payment
TO the subsCfib,r.
GEORGE PAYNE, Adm.
March 8, 1905. .--...--...
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
ONE CENT REWARD.


y AN away from the subscriber, on
IN SUNDAY morning the 2+h ult. an
apprentice 70 the Printing business, ma
med Bill Esg'eston, ABOUT S feet in
thes high, has Short Light hair; when
spoken to stare, with pretty full eve,
very fond Of liquor had two years
and about four months to serve. He
formerly wrought in 6ro~n 4 Charlton.
Printing Ohce At MArilnsburg, and, as
his mother lives about hvs miles from
that place, tits probable he has gone that
wav. Had on when he went AWAY, 4
blue coat, brown cloth paA1aloons, y
striped swansdown waste oat, red
baize under wa;s:coat, and a VOL hat
about half worn. The above reward,
but no charges Will be paid for bringing
him home.
THOMAS GRIEVES.
English Printing Office, |
Hsgerstown, March 7, 1905.
N. b. All persons are forewarned a
ga'0st harOourlng oremPloying sad run
away, at eirperil.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16

"s 'Aisrt . letter Of Mat. Lyon TO Duane for ths
me lame reaion thar ufrd to pub,in, f,rae # g.
ehders narratives and difculions. merely j \.
N'.''''N'' perfectly underitand and have all along
N9'''00a eaeh others characters. IF any credit IS
ue % the aiertiOn' of Lyon the proigae fafsboods
: '''e 7sroFa were perfectly well known to Mr. 7sf
ron MR. M kean' Mr.. GalIatin, Mr.. Dsi,. ,rd
'''e 'ea0crauc members Of congref. wh1. ,bo, 90.
3onlSing that print with their purle. and their oa
Si'e' and their only fear was, that the lies ,e-.
tod with faficient adrotnefs and ,IauGbai,y The
event, however, has proved thar Dr.,o -,--n,
-1s 's''eF 'han th0ft for Whole benedr rhe dirty
"O'N was done They are enjoying The Offices from
winch h0nalt men were ejeaed, ana he, as generally
happens IN iuch cas-, is likely to Be ca Oft ftbv
1901 Tor which they have no further orca6op y
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16
THE HOBBIES PARoDlED.

IA TIE HOBBIES PARoDIED.
THAT each has his Hoss7, we're not now 70 Iear,
The DOCTRINES authentic we have it from Sttyn.,
Hs bobby was Wit, humour, paihos, combind,
ON Uncle 7a!y rode forsnoG and TJiu iOgg'd behind
sH 414en Ho5bir,, &c.
Great WAsHiEoToNs hobby, from frit dawnng youth
Was virtue, and valosr and wifdcm and truth
While J5s.er's hobby; CEssey64ss plan,
Was to ria in the StaisSsaa. and i4t in the lAas
- 7batI BIZ l7o5ly, &c.
s Sage AbAMss hosby was fcsnce profound
ni With Jun rule to nealare, and plummet to found
aa In purfnis CT true Wildom defpang fatigue
- FoE eoartier TOO hoDea, too frank for intrigue,
Hi Wkaaa45 ar I7s5By, &c.
IL Jaws hobby was COUNTRY he neer would forfake
vi A' vile as cd Piao and plain as Quaksr, [her,
ks harnF' for tseai;ss, in eigy, Ganderd his fame
sH Ae sne P=siI roas he rofe from hs fame
.k- Bis .sEntry', kA HoBBy
VI.
M r10ta' hobby was lightning reds, thunder and FIRE,
'I How ne joy d to bsRridc the electrical wire
az "hen OserG.ass S"s froye Frca4pi fame to dsoin
HsTePe!Td tha hxfisFsn, and huck to the soiqa
III -ra. I'LL
- B,isat1's hobby's her savy, the nations 10 awe,
Curb the tyrant OF France, and TO ocean give law
Cr Nspotar's hobby policy hy,
III And his Empire Qike sstan's} is built lie.
rs Porger's 5L Holly
* The various departments of fate have their hobbies
I. To plsafe their dumb Aol the principal jobis.
~ D--rr's hob5y's end each pePort with guei''
: And to ward al exceptions, concludes lst.
TBat5 s5 Eobgy.
The IyeoslN's hobby, to liz without fhane,
When sy.Bty better would anfwer their aim
w. Should they happen 20 bunder on1b by miftake,
a They asrt and turn pale as if BIT by fnake.
y y Ly5g' thar Rolgy.
W The Fssraias hobbyi TO s@1, not to az is,
sx ln s5egry l,srfe4t, deficient in PRACTICE.
> Like tie vitln GAIA, they neeP without fear
And permit tie Pailfinss their tredes fhear.'
|. t T5aes tE.i, Esbgy, &c.
gs5aay Raaiaip6s lame hobhyt the Prsfdeuts chair
And he caDers like mad on his wind broken mare.
His Shss was the hobby finer neer man faw,
: WhGn.the Rps no more Ike hm hog to hand-law
ii Pesr I1nus Hck5y.
- -Ciuaa's hobby thro lise to al vOV BIS part.
t From this law DO teuptatioa coudsmake him depart.
AL the wife AID IA: good, Who behed his uft rule.
Hal with blefings this pupil Of W4el7gsoas J1Boa,
Hes 9ar Ea55y
Oar GENERAL eOvSrs hobbys to choOfe foruethingrns
8 They We chofe ct.-t Seeyoary 100.
& Their Gov'r9r 70 honor, with triumph were told,
q Ihyve chofe es'y.ta.ser-- -turnd the oa
h Taft fs.r Holly.
4 = 'conaatF.ss' hobby's 70 ~zaags the beaa
q OF all States in the Union corrupted the lean
q -N1Tisbsla'' fine hobby ail canters alcng
With esis and with gaze; for the charger is s1soxc
ss7s.g's fsay Ho55y.
OUR hob5y's NEwESoLANn. who ne'er ike mimi
VIII fubmi; so;he rad CT taVe-r-si5g VIRGINIA.
TIL Tn dorghty eu7 beats aud Alcfts DOoden la-er,
Capture Beisaia whole -sy, and conquer al Fzree.
Ns-s- Es.i1ra's HotLy.
7: = N-eL4n%na a. far ife CtL0aa!eiai a'a7isT.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-16
GslEsrd a9,ftsI!alsp.


PoRTsMoUTH, JULY 8.
The aoth Ansverlary OF American In
dependence was celebrated in this town,
by the federaliRs, with all that fcftive Joy
and patriotic enthufaim which the great
event IT commentaries fhould infPire--A-
mong the toats given on thit occafoa, at
a public dinner, were rhe following: =
"7be Sf4te Of Nezu Ramtt5irs =" Fallen
from her high sftate, may fhe repent. reform
and be forgiven" 1ba Tay!3r Gs!mm =
May he in the fades of retirement enjoy
the reward he 20 we'll earned in public life,
Ehe eiteem and gratitude Of his country.
The following Song (from. the elegant
and ingcnioos pen of J. IA. Seq0aH, Efq J
was iung by CAPT. Larkin, ana repeated
with enthuiafIn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-04
PIT Axp coRaEZr

We occasionally entertain ourselves bv
running over CoBBETT'S H,eekiy Regisfer.
In all his recent attacks on MIR. PI7.T we
nave met with nothing more singularly
iorcible than the following passages =.
(Phii. Gaz.)
On the subject ofthe Volunteer Sys.
tenn, Tor instance, think myself a much
DETER Judge than Mr.. Pitt. know more
OF The training of soldiers more of their
tempers and manners more of their fee
iinss and motives in all their various sim
atoms more of the organization, the eco
nomy and discipline Of battalion moi on.
~ more OF all this than MIR. PIT, now
knows, but more than he ever cao kno,,,
as long as he lives, If he lives for 40 voars
longer, and continues with his corns ali
the time. Yet, because he has chosen tn
cio,ne himself In scarlet, to grid his waist
WIN sash, to hang sword upon his
,n'gh' 70 put cockade in his hat, and call
himself colonel, am to hold my tongue,
or at least, am TO wag it only in approba-
'ion oil his military schemes, though ex-
actiy contrary 10 the evidence of NV SEN
ses' lest, by speaking my mind. | shopld
weaken his power" and thereby posi-
niy hasten The loss of his place. IT, du-
ing The administration OF MIR. PIT, | show
that The nation has declined that the Il.
nerties OF the people have been greatly A.
or'dged ; that the poor rates have been
more Than doubled that confidence b..
oeen destroyed between landlord and te.
nant that the only efFeGiual check nnon
the Bank has been removed thai The
country has been inundated with paner.
wh'ie gold and silver have disanpeartd
ena' paper notes down TO the amount of
lew shillings in England, and so low 80
slxPence in Ireland, are in Circulation
that the country has been degraded in The
eyes OF the world that she has abandon
cd her allies that she has abandoned ..
ven her own honors won by our fa,bers
mat her enemy has been exalted aboxs
her and that she is now trembling ~
me verge ct destruction if say this r
ann according to this new doctrine e,,;,.',
Oh a henious offence, but, if | hrs1,e 4;
thcTe are not in the world means suEr;
eht 10 'nfiet on me torment adeona,e 70
nay DESERTS" iO'''e 70