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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-24

A Liss Of Leffers remaining IN che P,si..s.
O6ics AZ Shzb herds- 7os0a. IA. on the
fsstddg of pciober.. 1906 IIhich &c
notiaksn e,s by ire frst Aa4 e, 3o.
huary, 1907, lgilibs sehsfo ne Gens-'
~ raj Post-O nee az dead lsffers.
4 MRS. SAELY ABELL, Jo-
seph & Wilson Athy. : So IS
B. Henry Psdinger, Jacob BedinEer,r
Charles Baiiy, Cornelius Barksloo Of
3. Maiyaan chaplain. John el.v,
b. EdwardD Doug s1sy. care q Jans.
Lane, merchant. i. 2 S57: f.f q = -
z. Thomas 3, Evans, John Thomas
Evans 2. s4 tis3,, = i: ~
. q. Jacob Getzendansr. :. ". 7. 7.
iii. Iehu Harlan, Miss Hariei Hugh.
K. John Kinnear. 4, .- IL y. y
Z. Henry Line. 2. I. -, g. I
M. Rasleish Morgan, JOsspf M
Maurran. !, . n s's rs , ~ :.
o. Robert Owens. {
p. Iohn Peter, Nathanief Page.
fR. lohns Robinson, William Roberts,
iun. Daniel Ramsey.
S. benjamin. Stephenson s, Jacob
Nlnurr, Jacob Shenanburger, Cyrus
Saunders, Ann B. Strode, Elizabeth
Shopper. n " s.z
l Il. John Thornburg, esq. 2, Mary
Turner, Doctor James M. Taylor,
George Of Edward Tabb, John Talbutt,
care Of B. Boydstone. - 49,
w. Peter Walker, Elizabeth Weef,
Thompson Williams. Is
JAMES BROWN, J. =.
October 10, 1906:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-24
Public Sale.

i = = ~ d
-yT7fkL Be sold At public vendKe ton
Nv Monday che 9Th insfant, al ne
kouse offhe subscriber, IN .ShePherd's-
Town, auhev House and Kifchea Fur
niiure, Consisting If Feather Bed. md
Bedding, one Ee,aer Cupboard, one Ten
blafe. Stow rgith doors and pipe, and al
iinds az ksscAra faSn;tsss.t Ths saudi-
iiens 5aitl6r5made h,orvn on The day Of
sais. The sale reill eomnence AZ ten o
eIeck 1gltsn afisadduce mill be'gipea By
PRUDENCE r HoRNBottRG !;
- III fhesf Indebted 10 re, either By
note or boek aceeGnt, are4tsissd % CONG
md settle ne same, ~ ne longer induL
1kencs sill % Riuen. !. II ~,
PRUDENCE TH0RNBQERGE.
0cieber n, 1905. IS. A i Il
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-24
BoLTINc CLOTHS.

IUST received: an extensive assort-,
j nent ofbestwarransed BOLTIN0
CLOTHS, ofevery description, which
win besold unusually low, BY
KENNEDYS O. RAGAN.
Hagen-town, June :, 1905. [iyl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-24
From the RrcaMosD ErourhRa.
or THEP0LIcr0FTHE UNIFIED
i STATES TOWARDS FOREIGN
ri ElTf0MSS. -zz j. s5zz IF T 80

Next 10 our own internal government,
and, with which, by the bye, this sub
ject % closely- connected, there can be
nothing Of greater interest or importance,
offered 10 the consideration Of an Ame-
rican, than the policy ofrhe u. States ".
wards. foreign nations. The affair i
now arrived 10 crisis our nationaldig.
nity will receive an indelible stain, orre.
rasin ~ kerstofore, pure and spo,lsss
uponfhe page Of history. D. 1lgjois re-
appointed, BY this court, affke conmani
Of BoHdpavfe, minister plenipotentiary
near the u. States | Ifhs 10 received IN
thai character, We shall Be the most de.
graded and dsspisrd nation upon eaftk !:
Il he is sent from our country, and res
pulsed, q he should Be, with indieniey
and insult from our shores, wAR spish
France and Sbain, Il the ineyitable con.
sequence. Since the battle Of Ansser-,
its thsre hes been but one man on tho
continsnt Of Europe !: on that eyentful
day, the political existence Of every o.
ther inhabitant, be be prince or peasant,
Of continental Europe, was annihilafed.
Blu, o. bat,le Of Trafalgar, coo, did
much and oppressed human nature may
yetbo4st tina. there - one independent
nation tnthe Eastern World. Thats.Iit.
tie Bit pfland 10 the ocean, - called Bri.
tain, still opposes Z, sturdy opPosition,
and insxpugnable bulwark TO the views
Of universal empire which i b manifest
are entertained BY Bonaparte. This man
by q series Of wonderful achievements,
has elevated himself 20 the very pinnacle
Of ehiinercial glory, and 10 the xenith Of
haman power. y y ~ W IA - n I.
High ora taons Of royal state, which
lar !, 8.
Cushions the wealth Of Ormns and Of
s. Ind, i, 49, 81 y - -
I" Or where the gorgeous east with
- richest hand ?. - r-+--z z@sS@ !, ~. =
q = Showfsor her kings barbaric pearl
and gold, 2 = N
!. T = SAFAN exalted sat, bv merit rais'd
!" To that bad eminence and ssss
I'm AsSs4Nk Vi %4s/ tfs ~ r. y sssstS = II
!" Thu. high Oplissdbsyond hope, d.
pires Il e sss
= Beysn4 thus hi5 = rss. !.
Il Nl.Ers IL ~ - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-24

& Yes, although Bonaparte il & thus high
uplitted,' he ysty.s expires beyond hHs
high. We do NOT deny that he has de-
signs upon the feeble states washed by
The waves Of the Mediterranean i upon
the Morea, Syria, Egypt, and possibly
the Barbary shores indeed he may car
~ his romantic ambition to the, length Of
attempting, in imitation OF Alexander,
an overland expedition,to India: BUT
does this prove that be doesnot also want
:. ships, colonies, and commerce, 2 here
10 our western world win the advo-
cate for robber say that his taking .
purse out Of the left-posketris any proof
that he did NOT also take one out az TIE
right! u the friend Of this Imperial
Desperate prepared 70 defend hin upon
these grounds! And these, I think,
are the only grounds upon which he has
been defended. But On the ,consrary
are not Bonaparte's views upon Spanish
America, the West-Indies, and these
good old United States," Ike he lies
of Fahtaff. g gross as 4 m0untaias open,
palpahle I" Isnqt his appointment Of
shatlinle. swarthy J. apatars Spanish mon.
key, De Yruio, intended, % the appre.
hensicas Of I'll men. a. "A Insult 10 our
government, fol. the purpose Of prosok-
ing that war, which, however abieet And
seryile We become. cann6t much longer
eprosfacted3 Itiss and no man whose
understanding is not perverted, can de-
ny it, II Is therefore time for u %
strike SHOW. The Isshmas ,of Darien
10 the proper boundary between North
and South America and its not lvisioaa;
~ 20 say, that the emancipation Of the
whole Of the country south of Paragua.
Panama and Terra Firma, is completely
in our power, and surely very much our
interest 70 effect. Our peace and hap
piness have been TOO long jeoparded By
the neigh horhood Of N insidiDus friend.
= Or II Dibdsa,s pssr,sis sirs.
/ Il ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of decree OF the hon. the Circus
ID Court of the DiRfitt of Columbia, for th
,cunty of Alexandra, made between Riohar
Prince, eomp;. and the heirs and representative
# Robert Mecca, deceafed, dctsndanta, will
e fold, at Public Sale, on Saturday the .I4tE
lay of June, as the Coffee Houlc, IN A'exandfia
credit of fix months: One moie;y OF an an,
oual ground rent, of III dollars open lot il
Jaion Erect, leafed to Thomas Cfandle, or
which Their. is elected three tory brick houie ;
Ito, one moiety of an annual grouad rent of 4Q
dollars, ona lot lcafed to Michael Thorn, IL
yalcs's Alley, now the property OF Samuel N
2bols, on which there is improvements alto CT
credit ct six and twelve months, ore nolety q
4 los Of ground on Pist Greet, fronting IS iees.
aud running back iz3 feet insh hes, !eoufity vii.
oe rsquiIed 90 the above property for the pay,
mere OF tie purchaie money.
G.. Deneale, Commit Eoner.
May 20. ati4Je
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
N O r | C E.

BIZ virtue Of a deed Of tru0 from
Micbaei StG5ry to Jamfs D. W1Peotf & tie fuh-
le,iber, to fecurc tAe payment Of fam at NO.
ney, Sc. DUE t-om the fa;J hlicbsel S:r.isrs 10
Jacob Gaisetg will be ex2oied to lsle, at pubiie
auction, for reedy money, upon he PEemiiess,
on THURSDAY, the zorh cay .: May infant,
LOT OF GROUND, hsu4tc on the eat f!de Ut
Royal Greet, between King, and Flioee- erscfs,
in The town Of Alsxardlis, fronting 81 Roysl-.
freet IS feet and extending Backwards sos !se'
inches; upon wbic' are esettsa 5wo gcad
Frame Hoses ard Baek Boiid,ngs. This Lex
is fotictt 10 gsopod sent Of nrc'y dollars per.
annum.
ICaN LQNGDEN.
f.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24

q II n w a L L ),
ALEXAN r IA;
Has jua received, per the William Murdoch
Via Balt!mcre) from London, complete al.
fortment Of
S PRING GOODS,
Which be will fell low for cath, or to pun6tual
cuReusrs, viz. ~
Gentlemens' Silk and Cotton Hole
dc. Silk aud Leather Gloves
Ladies' Silk ard Cotton Hofe
Do. Silk and Leather Clio es
Silk and Cotton Charabrsy Mullins
SIS, 7 s, and 9 S undreied Gnghsms
Figured and plain Jaconet Cambfichs
PLAN ard figured Jaconrt Muffin
India Book Nlolin $50
White and colored Canhrics
Plain and figured Lcno Muffin
,L:no Shaws and Wells
italian Grape: and Luscifrings
Loadon Chlntzes and Ca!icoes
White and coloted Jean
Cam5fic Dimities
Firit chop Long Nsnkeens
Madcilles Jean and Muf!nct Waiacoatins
Brown and Sca.let Bandauoes
Real Madras HsnkkerchieEs
"a, 4 4, and 4 Damafk Shawls
Diaper Table Cloths
Ruff Sheeting
White ard brown Sheetings
superRne Cloths and CaflimcEss
pieces Sahfbnry Cloth
bales India Goods
7-S and 4 4 Irifh Liners
White and brown Piatiias
Umbrellas and Parallels
German TickIenbuTes
White and brown Rolls
Bed Ticking
Apron and Shifting Checks
Waldron's Glals aad Cr4diing Scythes
Welding Hes aGorted in caiks
Geatlemcns' bef Lsnaon Hats, Sc. &c.
NAV 8. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
TO RENT,

TO RENT,
Ind paQsFos will be gi1sa The aotb May,
q Two STORY FRAME HOUSE, Gtu.
IN ate on Fairfax Arrest, lsieiy occupied by
Mr.. Davis, fhocmaker. The fand is good, and
having been occupied for length of time by a
ue:fon eu,inent III his bafnef, renders it an eli
eiblc Gtoation for perion OF that butineis. For
terms apply TO
Thomas Irwin, or
John Adam.
May ;. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
mo. 1909.
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of deed Of truA fiona
Daniel MCarty to the fubfcribcrs, TO ecure the pay.
mtnt OF tun1 OF money due from the taid DarA
WI ~, CaEty to Jonathan and Mahlon Schu.fejd will be
100 at public aptlio the PFC mites to the hshe&
olf Tor ready money, the 3If day of this rreenr
nioitE, pare Of that 1r4ct of ard called Mount fir,
wherein the laid McCarty. lives lying upon &c.
e.tihqac Creek, in the eeap;y OF tariax,/ adjoining
5Ardnet Mi Land, diant about Il miles frcal
Alexandria. I ne lale to eqrnsilee at IL O'Clock.
Phineas JanDey,
Andrew Scho.held.
May T. def
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24

Platter Paris & Llme-atloat.
loo tons Platter Paris,
70 ca&, Lime,
On Board Brig Macy, Captain Hal,
q AND FOR SALE BY
Lawraion & Fo'vle,
W., haze al6 ,rc.ivtd BY Ead Brig, Schooner
Dovt, end Packer, fran Baltimors,
q 90 boxes Cod Fih
\ 70 d.. Mould aaa Dips Candles
Izo do. Half Boxes Brown Soap
Bale Bcerooon GGrrahs
Imperial, TEAS.
Yoang Hyfon ] eFfbs latg2 mfertati0ns.
20 barrels n. L. Rum
Is calks RellODa Gunpowdsr
10 cafes Fig Blue
Ia Stare,
Pine Beck and Pork
Rufil and Raveas Dack
Young Hyion an6 Hyfon Skin Teas
,Mp(ccyado Sogar
Oaks Clsrst and Madeira Wine
400 Boxes Mould and Dipt Candles
\ 50 Go. Chocolate, Sec. &c. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
ColRon as,d Turner,

CoAfon aad Turner,
Have received from New York, and are now
opening at their Linn STIR, on Royal R.cet,
opposite Mr.. James RuGei's,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Irifh Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
Brown Hollands, Patiliss, and Tickienbutgs.
A'd daily expef,
Diapers, Checks, Hempens, Dow
lafs, SheetingS, Threads, &c.
AJ6 fss Sak,
A few chefs Of Imperial and Hyfon
Teas, OF the Iatea inPofta1ions- and So iacks
of Liverpool Salt.
May 9. d
I. CRAVEN has removed bis Store,
next door to Monps taVera where be offers for
Sale general afiortment of
DRY GOOD S,
And daily expects a further supply.
April 3.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

svinced by Jussuif Bashaw, and the pss,inesi:t
of his character. NOT unmxed With bravery AID
other qualities belonging to q soldier adde5 to
The natural advantages Of his situation, the con
test promises to BE- aiduous than was ct hrst
anticipated Our co operation with RaHst may,
and in all probability will. induce him to offer US
terms at once; or, finding his dominions f7ensc.
ed and his life endangered, 10 put every fAing 20
the hazard Of war In the la'tcr Gass " may ma.
iuray conclude that his resistance viii NOT only
be obstinate, but desperate look whh anxiety
for TIE return of the vessel which sailed few
days sincs for Tripoi, with supplies for the pri-
soners. she will undoubtedly bring important in.
tenisence.
The ex-bsthav's secretary Of state, whom YOU
will find mentioned in Mr. Eaten's correspond
eace, returned in the Argus to Join his master.
He appeared to be sensible. discreet old man
he brsaght me letter from the bash2w, 8 trans
lation of which, with copy of my answsr. is al,
tachedt to the accompanying papers.
(1o be confinued.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IhursdaY, Jannarn %.

1hursday, January %.
The house resolved itself into a COM
mittee of the whole, Mr. J. &. Smith in
the chair, on the. bill aufhorismg a de.
fochmenf OF the militia Of The u. States.
Several blanks in the bill were filed up,
one autborising the President of the u. S.
to accept as part Of the detachment any
corps of volunteers who shall engage to
continue in ssryice sic months after arri-
wing at the place of rendezvous, and an-
other appropriating ftoo millions gfdol2Grs
for the pay and subsistence of such part
ofthe detachment as may be called into
service. When the committee rose and
reported the bill with these amendments,
III winch the house coDcurred.
Mr. Dana moved 10 amend the first seeoi-
on by striking out the following words, in
itslic, relative to the proportions Of the
detachment 10 be called from the rcspec.
tive states; to be apporlioned by the
President of the u. S. 6y me militia re.
fnrHs Of hie last year, IN cars zVl.cre sacL
reFaras '.efe ...1de, and IL, gases 7yhere such
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

returns syerc net made the dasr year, 5y sucs
otter dzta Gs ne ahoH judge squi,a6e, and
by substituting in lieu thereof the words,
is according TO the last census.">
MIR. Varnum- stated several reasons a.
gainst this anne ndment. l.
Mr. Dana Withdrew his amendment, &c
moved modification off, which he a.ss
withdrew OF an explanation made by NIc
Varnum. When the bill was ordered 10
be engrossed for third reading on Mon
day.
A message was received from the Pre-
sident of the United States, stating that.
he had approved and signed an aSt maxi
ing an additional appropriation to supply
the deficiency in The. appropriation for
the support of the navy during the year
lao5--and that he had likewise approved
and signed an ACT providing for ligh,
houses on Long Island Sound, and de-
claring Roxbury, in Massachusetts, a
port of delivery.
On motion Of Mr. Dawson, the house
resolved itself into committee of the
whole on the state Of the union--Mr.
Gregg in the chair--on the report of
select committee on that part of The mes.
sage of the President that relates to de.
Tending our ports and harbors, sc.
The report was read by the chairman.
On the first resolution, appropriating
100000 dollars for the better prote ction
OF our ports and harbors, long and in-
teresting debate ensuea.
The debate was opened by Mr. Daw-
~ hn
grounds on which the report was found
ed.
Mr. Dawson was followed by Mr. Clin-
ton, who represented the trihing amount
OF the sum proposed 10 be appropriated.
Mr. Thomas said few words to the
same effect, and moved TO strike out the
words one hundred and fifty thousand,"
with the view of trying the sense of the
house as to the appropriation Of larger
sum-.
Mr. N. Williams seconded the motion.
Mr. Ely detailed the information ON
which the report had been made.
MIR Dawson replied.
MIR Early moved that the committee
should rise, in order that more full and
satisfactory Information should be. OBJ
tanned relative to the sum required, and
the prac,icability OF protecting by land
batteries our ports aud harbors.
This motion superceding the other, the
subsequent part ofthe debate WAS shaped
by il.
Ii was supported by Messr.. Early,
Nelson, Smile, Macon, N. Williams, G..
w. Campbell, Cook and Fisk-and oppo-
sed by Messrs. Jackson, Dawson, Dana
and Elmer.
When the question was put, and the
rising OF the committee carried-Ayes
Sc.
Mr. Early gave notice that he should
tomorrow move for the communication
OF information calculated 10 elucidate the
subject.
On motion Of Mr. Stanford,
Resolved, That committee be an.
pointed to enquire into the expedIency
OF changing the time of meeting of the
circuit court Of North Carolina.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
General Assembly of Virginia. !,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
7ue.day, January %, 1906.

Tuesday, January %, 1906.
communication from the senate by
their clerk.
The Senate have passed the bill, To a.
mend the several aels concerning The in
spection OF tobacco, with several amend
ments, TO which they request the concur
renee OF the house Of delegates. s
The house proceeded to consider the
said amendments, and The same being
read, were agreed TO by the house. -,
An engrossed bill, To amend the act,
entitled an ACT, to reduce into one the se-
veral acts, directing the courIe of de-
scents, was read third time and blank
therein hlIedup; and the question being
put upon the passage of the said bill---it
passed IN the negative--Ayes 52--Noea
Sc.
Resolved, that the said bill be RECESSED.
Nh Dixon presented, according to or
der, bill, To amend the act, entitled an
act, concerning hawkers and pedars-.
which was received and read the first
time; and the question being put upon
the second reading of the bill--it passed
in the negative.
Resolved, that the said bill be reje9ed.
n bill, To amend the aet, entitled, an
act, for reducing into one the SIEVE, al aGts
concerning the land Office; ascertaining
the terms and manner Of granting waste
and unappropriated lands for settling
the titles and bounds of lands directing
the mode Of provisioning end prescrib-
ing the duties of surveyors, (Which lay on
the table, was called up and read SEE
cond tirse; and the question being put
upon engrossing the bill and reading il
third iime-it passed in the negative.
Resolved, that the said bill be rejected.
A bill, Changing the course Of the road
10 be established from Richmond to
Stanton, (Which lay on the table with an
amendment as reported by the committee
10 whom 1t was commiltsd) was taken
up, aud the said amendment read,
On motion, Ordered, that the further
consideration of the said bill with The a.
mendmenl be postponed 10 the Slst day
oi March next.
WtdnesGay, JssuGry 81, 1906.
A communication from the SENATE l,v
their clerk.
The senate have passed the bill. Nor,
ec.c1uafir n, ent,,fc,. H..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
TO THE SENATE OF tn. U. STATES.

In compliance with the request of the
Senate, expressed in their resolution oi
December az, l now lay before them
such documents and papers (thsrs being
no ether Information in my possessioa)
as relate tn. complaints by the govern.
nent of France, against the commerce
carried on by the citizens Of the United
States TO the French Island Of ST. Do.
mingo.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
January 10. laos.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04
MESSAGE

From the President Of the United Siafes
transmitting documents and hahers refa-
tive 10 complaints by ihe government Of
France against the commerce. carried on
By American citizens TO the French Island
Of Sc. Domingo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

Wfdnesday, Jssucry %, 1906.
A communication from the senate hv
their clerk.
lie senate have passed the hill, Mors
ehseluaily to enioIee ths i,symeni Of Ger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-04

c Q N C II h S 5.

Ne tourrot dur or d'otiDanfaec.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-02
& o M N u MIC TON
UNI AWFUL. GAMING

MS iuoled has been frequently under legislative
cohheeFstioh; and many laws have been, at various
times en.etcd. Some have been eonfdered uneop
,lnt'onai' others have been thought oppreiye: bu,
doesno appear ;hat I'll. practice has been prevent
ed. r ''''''-
One OF two things appears to be necefary. tba,
'he Es'ia'uIe ihonid either tolerate gaming upon
terms, pals fuch laws as illfuppr.l ;tIIara,n'
lore the latter has been preferred and is bjybv rro
babe thar the fame temper now exits; bu, as expe
FENCE NEWS that the laws, which are now in force
have not had the dsiired or attended efI.a f.y
hpts may be ui.fu
all future cafes, let the public proiecu,or flue
eapia' in'tead OF lammons: AID permit hin, TO
iena ont as many, az the fame tne to different coun
e'' as ne thinks proper, 70 that the offenders may
be certainly arrefted '
After judgment is rendered; let the offender f,,.r
imprisonment as well fine, and take awav the
privilege Of the iniolvent OATH until the offender has
iu',erea at eait months imprifoDnent.
biit as the practice of gaming not only 70 fafb-
oiabie but 10 pieaiing may be better policy to make
1t iouree OF revenue. The benefits Of this plan may
ne anticipated by few facts. I, is Terted that al,
.nis time there are in Richmond, at lea(t FIVE Faro
and that the exnences of each, every night for
vate and well iecHred rooms for door keepers and
ienneis, will ayersge about 10 Dolls AT the fyeral
tahles there are at Leaf hundred and fifty Often
ders.
1.-THE seflion of Affenbly thould Ian, in the whole,
two months there will be about xty nights for play
Rateing each table at 10 Dollars the aggregate will
be $50 dollars night, and this fun multiplied by fix.
y'wl produce 200 Dollars during the FELTON,. As
the greater part of this money is paid for the Coe
rurpofe of evadngth laws, there is no doub, ,ba,
the proprie'or' would very gladly pay the fame by
way of tax.
AtPreient, the laws are eafy evaded; the proprie.
TOR OF houte will execute fair and formal eafe IN
Tome one who is not worth any thing this eyorera,es
him. The tenant in poTeifion will be fined feyeraI
hundred dollars, and Immediately extrca,es b;nCe,f
by the oath of infolvcncy-,hu. the law !, evaded
The owner of the bank likewif, employs forne one
who isin desperate circumstances to deal the cards
The real owner will not touch thefn The prelent.
nent goes againh the perlon that played fines are in
ii5ted, and he will releafe hmelfby the oath of IN
i'i'ehe !, ant again commit tine lame offence
Again, luminous is ifiued 10 the fheriT of coun-
~ where the offence was committed: the offender
croIe' the county line AVID efcape, punifhment.
" the iegflaiure think that unlawful gaming onoh
TO be upprefed thefe hints will be of frviee n no,
then, why not derive revenue from fouree wbiet
will be 70 productive
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