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to accept my incere refpeet. & that efteem with
which have the honor to be-,
Sir, your mott obediept humble fervant,
THOMAS TRUXTON.
+. s. could mof certainly produce many
other letters written to my friends and their an
fvers firnilar, hut that cannot be nccelTary in
this CAFE for Mr.. Secretary Smith.
T. T.
ITO be eousinueI.J
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tsw3m

II ME aubfcriber has removed his Brokers OfHce
4 to the middle tenement, in Duttor Ternar's re,y
building the fri door above Meifrs Pickerr, Poi.
lard and Johnon; and the fecond below the Poa of
hce; where I've will attend particularly to all buff
nefs conided TO him.
THOMAS NoRYELL.
~ For fale, 10 SHARES in Tie. JAMES ri
YER COMPANY.
June 6. Gl)
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JUST RECEIVED, FROM BORDEAITY !.

JUST RECEIVED, FROM BORDEAUX:
a Large agortmeut ofClaret Wine, of d;f
n tereat qualities Cbambaigne, 4f,yH5a.,.
HIite Safvn, Tin G Craze Bare0ndy, LGGetf;,
M1ie0f 9f Ftonfisnan, old Medic of different
qualities, Jreib ducbo1,ieJ, frelb Of4es, Cater,,
n1dInpertfns Ssveet Oii.--For ji,le ON reaJoaa6Ie
ternI BY
ALEXANDER PLAINTIFF.
fine 81.
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r EM OYdt

N 70 IVA y y m 4.
nOCTOR WILSON has removed from the Bell
- Tavern to the Brick Houfs oppoGse the flores
OF Mefirs. ]. & r. Gamble and MIR. Neil MsCoull,
where, in addition to his former fock he has JUN
ceived comfortable fupply of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c.
The whole of which he offers for fae at reduced pr-
ces.
Orders from Physicians, Merchants and others,
will be promptly attended to and carefully executed.
IL is his intention to devote much perlona atten-
tion to bis oP, and ellfuch Medicines as he ufes
in his practice only, Families can have proper diree-
ons to accompany fueh articles they buy of him.
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THOMAS RuTHERFooRD g Co.
Ars GGsss to fell

4 Few Boxes A and s7-s lrih Linens, 80
IN Crate, Queens Ware, anda quantity of Liver
pool Salt ooie aad in Jacks uf received conign-
ment by the ihiP Herald from Dublin and Liverpool.
May 27. eosm.
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foreign JntriIieeure.
NETWORK, Tune @.


The arrival of the f,ip Charles, from London
and Penzance. has fsrnifhed the Editor of III
Mercantile Advertiser with London papers To
the 18th May. inclufve which, though thew
contain no news Of primary Importance, are not
altogether without interet--We have fuSioin-
ed the leading artcles-Our Lloyd's Lifts are of
the cd May.
The bill regulating the COMMERCIAL inter.
conrfe between The Britifh Wea-Indiee and the
United States of America, was read fecond
time in the Imperial Parliament on the 9Th of
May, and committed for the sth. The bill Vets
that discretionary power ia the King and Coun-
eil which had been hitherto exercifetl by tubor
dinate magistrates in violation of law, and for
which It was necef1ary to pats year after year
an ACT of Indemnity,
-, -. LONDON, May S.
The following is a copy of an Official coms
munication made to the Lord Mayor yeiterday.
1t is dated from the
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, May 4.
a difPatch has been received this mornipa
rom Vice Admiral Sir J. B. Warren, giving
an account of the capture of the Mareneo. of 40
guns and 7fo men, Rear Admiral Linois. and
the Belle Poule, of 40 guns, and $50 men. ON
the 18th of March, after a running fight of
fome hours, with his Majeay's lhips London,
and the Amazon frigate.
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oFNEssL PosT-oYFtcg.
WgtSi1gt'7 City, <p,H &c, lsoe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
n . L / c q.

Augu6 9Th, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
GONE time in the month of o.

GONE time IN the month of Oc-
~ tober. 1904, eneleied parcel of papers in
"a letter, direaed to Mr. John A Rob,aion. of
Amelia county, near Genito bridge, which letter.
with ITS contents, have never reached Mr. Robert
Ion The fusiea of the letter related to GER
tain iuit brought by me againa Pleafans Roberts.
OF laid county, giving Mr.. r. who employed
as my attorney, fuch directions as the cafe re
CURED The papers were principally wheat re-
eeiPts, foHne of which were Ggned by faid p. 70.
oerts. and Others by Chslain aud Wiley Roberts,
Tor Pieatant Roberts, together with o,ser voueh-
era any Perfon who will be good enough to
make enquiry, 70 as to get krswlsdge of them;
and convey, or caufc them 20 be conveyed to me
IN this place, fa.l receive twenty dollar, r.wsrd
b. Dennis.
Msaeheacr, Aueult 6. 1896 g..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
Treasury Department of'theU-2
mira STATES, 1unc 81 1905 {

M HEREAS the Commissioners. of ~ !.
SINKING Fund. at i meeting held on the
SSh day OF April, 1896. did resolve, ,ha, the sun,
remaining to complete the expenditure of the an.
nusl appropriation of EisHT MILLIONS or
OoLLARS, should among other purposes he an
Pied to the reimbursement of the MATT SIX
<AR CENT, STOCK, crea,sd in pursuance of
AN aet of Congress, passed on the SOrh dav of
June, 1913. and to the reimbursement of the
EYE AND HALE PER CENT. SOCK.
cre2tedin pursuance of an al of Congress, passed
on the Sd day of March, 1875
This is therefore TO give notice, that the pr;n
opal OF the said NAVT SIX PER CEN7.
ozoGA VIII the interest due thereon, will, on
surrender Of the certificates. be paid ,hs lsr dav
OF oetoser next ensuing the date hereof, to the
respective stockholders or their lawful reprcsen.
rtives oe attornies duly constituted and anthoris
ed, either al the Treasury or at the Loan Office.
as the case may be, where credits have been riy-
en- tor ths amount of stock, respeetive,, held by
them: and that the principal OF the FIVE AND
n ,HALF PER CENT STOcK. with the ii,tc-
resi- due thereon, will IN like manner, and at the
same places, he paid CA the 1st day January,
loN' tosthe respective stockholders, or their la
tul representatives or attornies da,y CONSTITUTED
and authorised.
IL Is further made known, for the information
OF the parties concerned thct no transfers oe the
NHV1 SIX PER CENT STOCK, either from
or the books OF the Treasury, or from or to the
DOCKS OK a Comnnissioner of Loans, will be allow.
ed after the lst dsy OF September ensuing. nor of
the F1VE AND 4 MALE PER CEH7. S9OcK
after the LIST day Of Deccmbcr ensuing An4 the
an,etest on all certificates Of said stocks, which
shai' not have Seen surrendered. in pursuance Of
this netihcatiop will cease and determine. on the
asy preceding the day hereby fixed for the ,eim.
bussement thereof.
Albert Gallatin,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
PROM sHs AMERIchH CITIZEN.
MIRANDA TRIAL.
No. 4.
JOHN FINKS DEPosITroT.
AMERIchH CITIZEN.
7fIRAEDA TRIAL.

o. 49, ~ ~ VS.
John Fink, of the city OF New York.
butcher, deposss and says, that some time
~ the later part Of Jsnusry LAST, he was
requested by Wa. S. Smth to make an
enlistment OF number Of men, ser.
Ieant, aud corporal for governmental
service, and as I've supposed the service
OF The United States that accordingly he
Gid enlist twenty men, fifteen or seven.
teen OF which we're sent off :; that the
men were all enlisted for the service of
America; that there being among them
some uneasiuess as to the kind of service,
col. Smith gave certificate that the men
Should not go INTO English or French ser.
vice; that the men enlisted were spoken
to by bin, tbs Opponent, ard then sen;
TO col Smiths that the enlistment was
made By the SERGEANT principally that IL
was'oi'en repeated by col. Smith that The
men should not SO cut Of the ". States ;
! that Ihey were 10 SO on board Of vessel,
and dnally departed on board Of tl,e I.e'
ander that col. Smith advanced months
pay, fifteen dollars aud fifty cents to each
! enlisted man tina. tbs money was d.,i
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
LONDON, Junc ~.

The foreign journals present mass Of
incongruous rumors, fIom which il is
hardly possible TO collect so INELIGIBLE
detail; but one thing is certain, ,ha, Ger
many IS undergoing complete cbsnae
IN lis political Constitutions which w;It
trcrslsr all the porer and influence OF
The Ce5manic body TO Bcnapafle and hrs
allies What further obie6ls are in view
Il IS impossible to guess but so large a1
army as France now keeps up, canno, be
long unemployed.
June l6.
We have received Paris paters n ike
9Th ard Dutch to the lth ins' ant. The
ne" form of the Du;ch constitution * de-
hnNiyely pronounced. 1t IS to be a con-
s'tutional monarchy, but in which the
reisniug sovereign will be as dependant
upon whosocyer fills the throne Of Frsnce
as any OF lhe peFis6ls OF that vast E npige.
Indeed, the authority delegated to king;
JUS is little more than the, ola yicerov
/ o. lieutenant. He is established IN Hoi-
land rather iCv the purpose Of covering
The nothern frontiers of France. Than Cor
securing any orc advantage to the Do CHI
nation. Inc conditions Of The treat, by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
THE subscribers, Brewers of por-

-NE SUDSCrlOcrs, BrewerS OF POr-
4 ter and Ale. in Philadelphia. cclirous of
extending the eonfnmption of their liquor in
Riehnond and the neighboring towns, will aford
complete fuPply Of every article, and all the in :
formation neeefary for carrying on Porter Gel.
lar, IN the faid place, on receiving fufsent fecu
rty fer final payment. Application to be made
TO them in Philadelphia. or TO Mclrrs. Macmurdo
and Finer.
P. Hare & Son.
Augu6 Sth, 1906. uaN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
Gallatin.
VALUABLE MILLS
FOR SALE
eE~O BE SOLD. to the hinhrst hid

~ BE SOLD, to the highest bid
q der upon the premises, on MONDAY the LIST
OF Sep ember nex,, the EXETER MILLS, stu.
ate on the river Appomattox, II miles above Pc.
,ersbwg. The merchant mill is 70 fee, long. has
5 pair OF excellent 2urr stones, with the necessa .
ny machinery, in complete order. The corn mill
has two pair of good country stones, and was
ia'ely erseted. There are about 8 acres of land
attached 10 the mis. whereo is ere&ed very
peat dwelling house, abundance of ou. houses for
wo'knea. store hose. cosper's shop. black
smih's shop, &c Tue purchaser viii be required
10 pay one third of the psrchass money in cash,
@: approved notes. negotiable at the bank of Vir
ginia or any off Offices, and payable ia 90 DAYS.
and gfanfing bonds for the remainder, in eeual
amounte, payable in six and twelve months fror,
tiie day of sale, with deed of trust on the pro-
psrty to secure the pasEeat-- immediate posses,
zion !" iii be then given.
CamhbeA, Wheeler Is Lezds.
Petersburg, July 18th. 1906. w6t'
u BE SOLD. at public auction. for c-a.h.In
u the town of Charlottesville. on the premises.
on Inc 18th day Of Seplember next, Ly virtue Of
deed OF trust 10 ua eYecuse6 b. Bartlett Deainan
a'r the purpose OF discharging debt due from
The said Deadman, to William D. Hunt. IA ,n..
ciiied IN said deed Of trust part OF LOT. deso.
mated IN the plan of said town ny tbs punher 81
or 50 much thereof as will o= sulSicisnt 10 dc,
charge the debt aforesaid, and charges .ttend,n,
said sale.
John Kelly,
Nm. W. fleming, '~S'ee8'
Charlottesville, July S. 1906. wtis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
N O T L c E.

FHE partnership of Sesse HgSiaJotbGa IS Co..
IS This d2} dissolved, By mutual consent
Az persons who have accounts with the concern,
sre<equested to come for~ard and settle them
win Jesse Higgnbo,ham.
Brown, Rives & Co.
Jesse Higginbotham.
Cara, 1st August. 1906
THE busiuess will b. continued by James Brown
OF h'chmSnd. hooert Kives of Amherst coua.
~ and HENRI Rives sf this place, under the
flm OF HENk9' RIVBS T. co. who will pay
s.l claims agaiost the iate coneern of Jesse liig.
sinbo'ham u Co.
James Brown.
Robert Rives.
Henry Rives.
Cara. August 1s,, lscs. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
WILL BE. SOLD

For cash, in tn. town of Milton. at the tavern of
Thomas Wills, on the fourth day of sep,em.
Der next,
The Following SZaUeS, o 7vit:
Hannah, negro woman, Patrick. d boy, Am,,
negro woman, Dick negro fellow, and the
Children OF Hannah herein before named also,
'he eniioTen OF Amy herein before named, con.
Veyea to me in trust by EdUard Moore, to pc
cue the paymen, Of debt due Brown. Rive. s.
70. merchants and partners. of the town of Mil
Ton. Being qn!y Interested as trustee, will only
Convey the tile to aforesaid properly vested in
me as such
Martin Dawson, Trustee.
August ID 1906 nj.
a BhRGhIN MAY BE HAD IN
Chari0t, HarnesS and Pair Of E1-
cellen Horses.
Enquire of the primer.
Richmond August 3. 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
MILLINERY.

NfRS. S. PEASANTS. in corner house
AVA next door below Jacob Johpson's Book.
sore, has received handsome assortment of
BONNETS, HATS, &c &c. Of newest fashion.
just from Philadelphia
snPPly will be eonstastly kepr on hand.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13

Ihis fiafier ShaN be fubk8hed in fts o,
ds' III fhs course sfshe testimony on tic tr5
oil.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-17

10 English merchants, who, for es,,,,,
commission, sell it, and accoun. tn ~
planter or his agents. In either case Wv
colonial proprietor loses absolutely a ""
thing. His produce is carried BY Eruht
instead OF French or American nerch,n'
the freight cannot be much greater: W.
commission will probably be less; h. =
paid by bills upon London or Liverpo%
instead of Bordeaux or Nantes, or Nrn
York and a few mercantile house, !,
England gain profit upon the eonsivn
ment instead of the same number OF Fres,I
or American houses. Surely it is Meth.
for the gain OF these individuals, mol f,
the sake of efec,:ng such change as hi,
upon the wealth of French colonial uto
prietors, thar we are to insist GA the e,
clusion Of neutrals from the colony trad.
of our, enemies. We injure The eneny
sufficiently by forcing those neutraIs %
carry the produce round by their own port,
instead OF. allowing it to be transportsd d.
recsly from the colony to the mother coup.
try, q, during peace. This may raise III.
price of ths goods to the consumer in he
euemy's country; to The planter, who j.
mos, interested in the traffic, We can do 10
injury whatever, unless we can take III.
colonies where his estate lies, aud then
choose TO violate the rights of individual
proprietors /; or unt'l We discover method
of compelling people to ship carsots 10
vessels which are absolutely Certain Of 5s,
ing cap .arrd.
Tic be rontiaxed.j
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lSlgneol ,,-,o,,r
Mo. ~. fc.l -(TraaGatiss.l


First feparate srucle OF the convention OF f1ei-
sineoorg. signed sIss August, 1905.
His majesty the king OF the un'tsd. k'nseom OF
Great britain and Iceland, and his majesty the
king of Sweien, have agreed 5y the pesen. ie'
pasatc and additional article, that the iuelid'es
fxed by N. f,cond and third articles OF the con;
vension signed this day, aall cOn,iaoe TO be paid
bv Great Britain. during the continuance OF the
war between thar power and France, conloinsiy
with Ruai., or as long as the rate OF affairs and
1he operations Of the allies fhoaid require thar
the for,Iess rs Stralflnd be k-ptin reipeetahle
f.ate of defence, ualefs the two high contrasting
parties mali mutually >confent to heeeiiarion of
zach fubGdles. In both cafes, If the term OF
their pa, menr fhould happep, when the Tea is
innaviaable, his Britannic majeity engages.
nevertheless. TO continue their pay ment according
3, the fame rate as heretofore. till the cay OF the
return 81 the Swed,th troops into Pomerania,
wmch ihall take placs By the earliest opPor'ani.
.Sys
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!, 5e faith Of which the nnderGgnsd, bysvirtue
Of our full powers have tisneo the preiens iepa.
rae article, and have caued the teal or our
arm. TO be affixed thereto.
Done at neliogborg this gift dayot Aoguf'
1905. ~
1t. s.l T. f. Baran As Tai.
No. Nv. co. = 6Iranslatisn.
Second sepera,e artlcle OF the convention
of Helslngbora, signed the 3lss OF Aug
1905.
1he Hauoverian troops, which Gin pur-
suance-of the stlpalauons Oh tue SECOND
and third ARTICLES of the secret and prellm''
nary convention of the Sd OF ')ecember,
1904 renewed by the seventh article 'of
the present conveusion,) may be hereafter
assembled in Swedish Pomeraala, snail
commune. as long as they remain IN .that
province, underline sapFe1s'e.orders Oh the
commander in chlef.ot the Onited forces,
withou, sny5violat:on ct the rights tssae.
i,sned IN the three above. me atiosed arsl.
cles.
This separate article shall have.the same
force and validity as if 1t were inserted
word for word in the convention signed
this day, and shall be ratshed at tbs. same
time.
In faith of which we, the undersigned,
BIZ virtue Of our toll powers, have signed
the present separate article. and have caus.
I'd the seal of cur arms to be thereto aaix.
ed. :.
Bone a. Hels;ngbosg, taisssiss day sot
Aug. 1905. =
IL. s. Henry Pierrepont.
IL. S. T. E.. Baron de Ion.
ITO be continued.
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From The Philadelphia Gazette
E x c. is

FROM THE PAMPHLET, ENTITLED
{" An Enquiry into The State Of tie Nation
at the commencement If the present i'd
miaistration. "--LoNDoN, 1906. :
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D. ,ALOPLUs.
!, No. Nv. tBl c Tran,Lation J

No. w. tBl Il lran'I0f'oH i u
,Acccpsanc. by his majeay fine Rl'tii IN 0uafan'
zee to the treaty OF 'hSlGogOorg, OF SIT An'
CUFF scs.
A conveoucn having been CONCLUDED this Gay,
by the intervention Of his N J tty ese enps'nr
all the Ruaias, betweeu his ,nsletty the KING
Sweden, to provide fos the reinforcement OF the
garilon OF Srralfund, in pursuance OF the "cFet
and preiilni, AIRY convention of the 81 December,
: ssoA: and hn fad imperial maje6y havioe a 10
pr.nted, at the teeus6 of the high contracting
putie,, his guaran &c TO all the Populations con-
rained in the fa,d Convention, the uuderngnec,
envoy exrraord, nary and minites Plcn:poseuuary
OF his majeay the kiug OF the united Kingdom Of
Great Brn j and Ireland, receives with aeKno@r
Judgement the zef OF guarantee which has oeea
:. deiiver ed 20 him his day, 10 the name OF his 'm
:, periat N lefty OF all BIC Rufias, by has eaVoy ex
xraordInaty and miniaer plenipotensiary, and de-
clares az the fame time that h,f Britannia maJess
g. will cauGe TO be forwarded and delivered the
ratification. Of this act of accep'su'n.
In faith of@which the undersigned m'niter pie.
: nipoteHsisry has Ggned the present. asa, and has
caufed his arms to be fhe'so aHisei. and has ex-
4,chapged it againf the AT of guarantee aO've
mentioned /; aslhau aHo be exchanges. the rasfi.
cations of the prient act againR The rat'acati'ns
of the faid acs OF guarantee within the iPace OF
AK weeks OF fooner it poaible. :.
Done at tseI6ngborg, tins s'a day OF .Ausut'
kases.
e., s., HENRY PIERREPoNT.
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Tnz&ct or guarantee 0S t4c enPefHI ~ 1.AA"SSl"
.s0fsae c98veanaA signed at Heis0loarg,
eas6e SaQec. 1905.
a sonvenuon having oeen concluded this day,
by the intervention oi MS msIsty sne Emperor
OF all the Rnitias, oeiwesn ms aaIslty the King
et ID. an ne Alngoem vi Grsas Bita.n AID lie
aann. and bis N ]ety The King ot oSsdcs', TO
provide tor Ihe reln,o cenenl vi the gai,is.n OF
Stralsurd, in Purfuance OF ne Sc is' ani pfeiimi-
nary convention OF ths. 3d,~Dsc 1904 ;-Ehe
4wo high contracting pA,i.@s n,vt am'eaoiy &c
aueRed his imperl4ltnacsiy 10 eonsen, to guaran-
Zee the execusson oiso desirable an ooJ,et his
* suaielty the emperor vi All tne Russia. has
cordiagly <-wiinngiy agrees 10 neasoie Which
Eends solely 10 salataIy an end having tnere.
nnto iurnllhelus sln,hS toll powers, We shc
"a ndersigned envy extraordinary aad m'nsRer
= penpoIcuuaiy vi ms imp erlat slsjeity, declare
and ahure,O y ials pf-senI at, IN virtue OF ouf
full powers, thar his lnAIeHy tae emperor OF all
the Rulhas guarantees lhe consent'oa Which has
been ug"sd this daS between his msJety the
= king oi che uniIed Kingdom OF Great "a ain &
- j, eiAnd, and MS auaJe9y tue k,ns . sweden, IL
aii us extent, as we'll with tbs Two separate
~articles winch are annexed TO It. and "nich toIn
psts OF tne iame, as ot ala tue othef co"drio hons,
clauses aud h,pulstious when are consai led
ghefeIn, IN the oeit possible iorm; Add that bis
amper a maj ty Vni caGse 10 ne tosaafae4 anu
&.yde!.Ss cd ,hspara@u al sat heatos Ut tlls. <es
lot gu rantee.
In faith Of which We have slgned the p'esen'
> act, ard have caused tbs ieals ot cur arms 70
be, thereto affixed. and uaye exchanssdr 'g aiff
@sh: aas of accepsasiou aa@fhal' be Ak :
wife exchanged the r.,i6cauons OF the present act
sgAint the ratrf ati2ns OF the said Acss Ut acSeP
Ration, in the space OF ak weeks OF sooner II
poGih'e. =,
D,ne atHslsingberg, tbe. 3Ia day OF Ausl!t
s1so5.
L. 81 y. 'ALCrLoS'
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F o r ETC N.
TREATIES
diplomatic Papers of the Third
Coalition.
Presented to the British Parliament. Jan.
4s28th, 1906.
.k CContnued.)
F o r E G N.
NO. w. (A.l (Translati0n.1
EA TIES

Vet Of guarantee By tde emperor % Russia
.tSf 1ae coaveana1 signed at HeisAno9rg,
IN kke Sa,Qec. 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15
M1RFNSBURG, August IS.
:, essss.ssssssssss
b.
= communications ron Good.
THE SABBATH!

WHICH is ordered BY the mouth Of
the prophet to be I" sacred and honoura-
BILE j" and by the great God himself 70 be
IN holy day !" yet, you will behold it
degraded to uses the most idle, or prosti.
rated TO purposes the most profane; de-
dicated BY some to pleasure, by others
to business; its tedium and dullness, $50
called BY some, relieved amongst the
sons and daughters of fashion BY the bus
de of q journey, or the agisasion Of apar.
ty; and its privileged rest and cessation
from labour perverted BY the subordinate
C.asses Of mankind to gross debauchery
and noisy intemperance.- long
is this enormous breach of public decen.
cy aud religion to escape the Numbering
vigilance Of the law Say, O Ye exalt-
I'd rulers Of the land how long 10 the
high majesty oil. Heaven TO be thus impi-
.Oasly insal,sd @z - !: ! 4. II u
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the trial had hardly time 10 reach Wash.
ington before the secretary Of the treasu-
~ took his departure and yesterday pass.
ed through this city on his way 70 New.
York, tcmote rs Il Is from the scene
ofhis Official duties" Indeed, we do
not know that . single one Of the heads
ofdepartments remains except gen. Dear.
born, who is detained, not by the ur-
gency ofpublic affairs but BY q Ct Of sick
ness. :.As'- : l*~,f a ~ .risx @.s :.
From this statement, every one can
Judge for himself Of the sincerity Of the
reasons alledged by the president for
specially sig@lying that the Official duties
oft the heads Of departments could not be
dispensed with. ,..
~. STATES Gdz.
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on groans under The weight Of taxes for
the poor. They are an industrious, mo-
dest, intelligent, and virtuous people,
animated with the most beneficial prin-
.ciples. They have a comprehensive
charity to allmankind, and deny the mer-
eies Of God to none they publicly aver
that an universal liberty Is due to all, are
against impositions Of every kind, tho
they patiently submit 70 many themselves
and are perhaps the only people Of all
mankind, whose practice Gas body
corresponds with their principles"
.t- ELondan PGper.]