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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
ri VIZ YEARS GIFT.

lF Mn LIN p 1lF X.
THE third -'afs Of HDyv3 COHgs Lottery
will commence drawing the 18th mn.
The fcheme pr2Cent7 mof capital chance for
obtaining fortune for trihe Even quar-
ter Of . ticker j capable Of producing 5000
dollars. Who, then, would neglect TO adven-
ture o-s doHz, oHd icy-rty ne e,rt5, when he nay
gam independently theis hard times Thofe
who are wife, viii Be ipeety IN applying at
the Bookftore and Lottery Office of
ISAAC ADAMS,
No Z, FISH STREET,
who has for fale Tickets, Quarters, and
7 ghths, in the above LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
! Pcize Of twenty Thoufand dollars.
DO Five Thouland DO
2 do Two Thoulard %
10 do one ThUulaud DO
IL do Five Hundred do
40 do One HUNDRED 60
md al ers Of fraIler import.
WaH.e4- Prze-1ickets in hza,Itag Cana
Lottery, for W hich Tickets il ~. @. Lotlt,,, viii
be gwen, before prizes become payable 4P ~
ply a. above Jan. 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

ME the fu5lcrihers, appointed by the Her
Samuel Freeman, tiq. Judgcrf aroNa'
for ~, county Of Cumberland, To receive 4f
exarHine the claims II the leverai creditors VI.
the eltate Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
Apggfa, Nsv. Is, 1907.

A1g4fa, Neg. Is, 1901
The undersigned having examined New
Svilem Of Practical Arithmetic, publihed by
Couda'e If RsllozveH, are Of opinion that
the work i executed with xii and judgment,
a1d will prove valuable afiltant ~ the in
iirutlors and nudents Of fchools ard acade-
mes and We fncerey with the author may
be remuuerated for bis labor by rapid iale
ri the work
~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
Hn[LHE 10 LET
10 4 N

I'D LIFT
DART Of a DWELLING HOUSE, Gtua-
ted in Court-hres: Apply to
fIn. 4. JOHN PHILLIPS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
PTIYSIC

Cheldens Anatomy-b browns Elements of
Nedicine-P inkerfous Medical Admonitions
Bells Surgery Underwood on Children
Lectures Denman's 4 idwiiery-
y ownlend's Guide 10 Health-Detault's Sur
gerry Caldwetl,s Medical Memories-S aun-
ders on the Liver Hunter on the Blood
kulh's Lectures-dO Ehay'0-Medicsl EIec-
tricity &c.
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Laws If MaHachuIctts, voIs-do Of the
United States, z vols MalIaChuiett Special
laws, vols--Freemans (M4I) Juihce-
Complete do-POweii on Mortgage
er's Acknowledgment Digeh Of U. ).
Law Manachufetts Term eports-Peakes
Law Of Evidence C0ke's hrtt mfitu:e-Wy
che Practice Wintworrh's Pleading -Sto-
rvs do-Precedents Of DecIara lons- Burns'
law ct;ouary-SulIivan's Lectures, = vols
Study w the Law-Town Officer anti Clerk
Mag4zine-Prob4tr Dictionary Law
If Balments-Marue Inlu,ance -POwel on
Divorces. &c
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23
LANDS for sale.

IN BARGAIN may be had In the
~ purchase Of the places where
John Files and Basil Gross now re.
side, containing Ave hundred acres
OF good lime stone LAND, bind.
ing on Opeeon- Greek, distant, about
i've miles from this place and SIX
from Shepherd Town. The bull.
dings arc, eonfoftabIs, With ! mill
seat On Opeeon.The title good,
the price low and the payments will
6s made easy 10 . pune.Dal man.
Those who are inclinedto buy, may
know the terms on applicalion to
John Baker, Esq. q Shepherd's-
BENJAMIN. oDEN. q.
MArsiasburg, Nov. 20, 1907, =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23
Carriage Mandatory

TIME subscriber Fsspse,fully ID.
fcFms The public, that be han
nowiuh is EMPLOY, II his Caryiage
Msuufaet6ry ~ Shepherd Town,
Vifginia, anumber 81 exeelIent'Work.
men ffomfthe most fAshiCnabIe CT.
ties, which win PUT Il ii his power
tofarnish his employers, ona Shoft
roticeT Win Carriages of any de-
Scfiplion, 61ishe IN the most ele.
gam, orih 1 plain and neat Ityls, Ut
reasonable prices. 81 5, TX !.
Old Carriages win Be band somely
fepairsd, 81 cheap rates. - 8 =
He makes Drums and Flies,
Paints Floor Cloths, &c. i . !. 81. .
!. His local Situation, viii always
enable him 10 procure timber and Q.
her materials ofthe best quality, and
Be u determined thar 40 pains shah
Be spared to make bis work hand.
some and serviceable. e. z. a, ~, /.
81 = GEORGE MILLER
Shepherds. Town, sept. 3, 1903. !
-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23
LIMBS for sale.

I'm Monday the 5ist Of No.
NJ yembef next, icing the ist
day or the C0afrof fhe GonnsF -pf
Berkeley fofshat month, atthe Globe
Tavern ID Martinsburg, I willwssll
a public auction for ready money,
D very valuable tract Of LAND
containing about 26acres living ahout
. mile and M half from lie sowII 81
Martinsbufg There IRE on ths pre.
misses Z good dwelling house, kisch-
60, barn, &c. and the whole 3 ID
tenantable condition. Ii viii Be
shewn on application 70 Mr.. Samuel
b. Hzrfis ID whose tenure II noSsis,
and possession Willie given tosthe
purchaser On the ist Of April next.
This property was SONG years
since sold nndera deed ofsrust from
Michael M,KsNan and wife for she
benefit Of Gen. 3 wann and gshsrs
Of The city 0f Baltimore 10 Hhom
i now belongs. Il = eneumbsred
vith a old Moitgase which WI
Be exsinguiahed prior to the ssle.
Full information e d he tide kilI
Be giveb on application 10
PHILIP G. PENDLETON.
Martinsburg, Virginia, 1
August a, 1903. \
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23

j HE pubfisher has been indnced - 0llef
j new American edition Of this work ~
sha public from the scarceness II Il, Iii BE-
ing almost out ofpfint1 and with die hope
thak is circnlation win Be- o great public
good and have tendency % point out 70
searchers after rightecusncss tie stfue path
m which Il may Be found. He trusts thsk L
win richly repay those fbr iis pefnSal Who
arssin search atfer Divine tfuths IN who
wish 10 see The glorious Gospel pfomotedapd
spread through our lind, Ee' doubts not, win
teel . dispositioR 70 eneouFage this teacei
The publisher Is not actpated BY Interested
sole object & the disseminafiDh IL truths be.
eessafy fer1eysry human creatnre % beass
quainted with he only wishes v Obtain .
many subscribers - win pay for The printing,
bis own situation being such a % put i out
ofhis powsrto have e sepahlished without
the nd OF tliera II 'sss5 fassE I'd fa
The work win probably make from 80
70 500 dlodicimo pages H. shall be well
printed on good paper, and 'the price, bali
bound, shall mt exeeeds onet dollafg those
who wish them bound in leather can have
them q the additional expense Of binding,
II the number Of sdbscrib efs Shouid be equal
% biz exPscution, ID priee q q psobsbiliiy
VAL ne Aess13 st5 10 sssS} ~ % & q
The !rerk viii b pan to prrss - soss 4. q
sstfeirB number Of srtsc1i5ets are obfdiEed .
~ Jw thtp rinsiAg - y 49, 7a'7. II
a. II ~ ~ ~ s{glss sGg's1saa gi q
!, e ssssgietis's rsaissa e ~, We y
& JOHN HyTcHINsoN.s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23

H. Il 1850 a 10y u e S4fA z.
- AN aras "a Saturday night
Ia the a7th 81 August last from
he subsefiber living o. Back cfsek,
Frederiek County, Virginia, = Me-
gro man named Michael, whom +
bought of Re Roy DangerhsA of
he said County, o. the tith 81 July,
lS.s. ! Ne il. 81 1 dark complexion
add 81 middle stature, probably n
boot Ave feet nine OF ten inches
hiRh /, one 81 more of his fore teeth
are out, bur do not know what nuns
beri from the loss q them he sill pc
disepyered % lisp Esslei Be has
afather ssimple look when be 3 IN
tsttogated, win Be apt % answer yes
INDEED 81 ~ indeed. a reward Of
ten dollars with reasonsble charges
wiltbe. given .if brought homo, 81
.ssprsd j. any jail = shss 4 gss
- KoIERT tockHART.
Michael Is about - ySsrs IL age.
September I6. 1908. i ~ - 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23
For Sale, !.

4 Negro Woman, about so yea 70
IA ofage, and her two ehildre d,
the oldest ! girl shout : years, tie.
o,hef aboy IS months The woman
hassbesn aesu.ionsd. q house and
out work. ~. Il 3 .s..,..s ss1 sF'
Apply 10 the printer.
August %, tsos. s!iss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23

ID ANtaWay from the subscfibsr
IN living near Opeekon n TeiFer.
SON COUNTY, Virginia, 81 MONDAY .
the 9th instant, aaNegro Man nam
ed ELISHA, about. twenty enc
years oEaSe, about Eve teet seven
or eight inches high, wen made.
rather ilow 10 Ms speech, and & IS.
narkably fond 81 lquorFIad d,
when be went away. Z new shin md
troNsers Of strong home.madei tow
linen. striped sWansdown Jacket, snd
FOUNDATIONS made Of fullsd lindsey
ofa drab colour, the under patt cf
the sleeves made Of cloth sesriy 81
thessame colour, 1 wool hat about
halt worn. with i hat band ana y
buckle. the hat band wrapped round
with brass wire, md coarse shoes
much word. aINill give tsenty
doliars reward and al reasonable
Expenses forsthe spprehsnsioa Of
the said. Negro, e he Il retdfned 10
re. or secured in Jail, 80 that gee
him again. -, s, 4. (. re- :. =
i ! ABR AHAM aGoRRELL.
Il June II, 1908. @ ssi. ,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23

TfcES ere wanted By The
subscsiber. o. learn; the PAPER
MAKING business Lads from
twelve ff6 fftssnyesrsg of age Nilly
Be prefered. This business isgs-
iinarkably healthy, and holds out
adyanssge Z that bur very few Others Z
offer. Apply % MI. Albursis, IT,. j.
hrars;.sburg, Or 20 the sabscribes. ~
liz 1Paber. N iii near Buc Hes 4 OWa.
1 CONRAD on
July 4, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23
C7N'OTICE.

ar .NOIICE.
sTHE copar,oership exi..ing be.
tween Ebenezsr Campbell,
Samuel Na'Knish. md John M.
Knighs - this day Dissolved BY
mutual consent.
EBENEZER CAMPBELL,
SAMUEL M'KNiGHT n
IDHN MCKNIGHT.
,S6epAetd .. TS,si, Seps. f6, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23

!. a .GENERsAL meeting Of the
IA Oyerseers ofla Poor Of JetFrr-
son County, Is directed 10 Be held at
The house Of Mr.. Brown, ii Shep-
herds Town. onthe first Monday
in October next, q, ten O'clock ID the
morning. !: $500, q. Y N Y I. !.
BY order Of the President. M
u u II JAMES BROWN, &. o. o. T. -. s
September 3. 1908. =. B.. !. I.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-23
THE subscribers, appointed i

THR subscribers. amounted = Il
The la.t ,.es.;on of,he C;e,.,.l
As.embly. Trnstees far ,he town
Of Ran. BerlelrD csu,,y ,5Tro;n;o.
are informed ~ ! nuu6er 81 nrr'
sons no Nave been adyi,ed to ms.
The water. Of this Mace. are ,;eter.
red i;s,om-.yi.i,ipp Ri fran, J. a.
prehension 81 n unhe.lth;re...
sThey deem II theird uty q STATE 70
he nuhI;c ,hat M gniIl.,n,ord ! =
which AZ sorn,er =, .;etne,. AZ IN ,,. !.
sons 4 Bah 4 almos, erelu.;yeIy q
~. 1890 ha. been 1onc s;ncs
s,en,;rslydry' Il conseouenes &C ,bs
5.m h.v;rs zen faisn s AZ. -. ~.
,hat ~ ;nSs,,i,snt. Sc me Town h -.
I sienrioyed their usual heaIsh for mors
fhsns /, ycar * ana az ron,...
4 !. 2 49, - ~ n m "
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24
NORFOLK, March 10.

On Wednesday evening British govern
ment brig arrived in Lynnhaven bay, direct
from England, with dispatches for MIR. Rose.
She left England as late, we are informed, as
the 4tl of February.
From the marine list of captain English late
ct the ship Belfast.
Left London Esd December and Cowes the
18th January. at London, brig Numa, Wor-
Ellington, from Gothenberg for st. Bartholo-
news, to sail in few days. Schooner Vlr-
ginia, Poulson, OF Norfolk, uncertain where
bound; snip Resolution, Bunker, from New
York for Amsterdam, the captain 70 leave
London the Oath December, the shipin the
Downs; ship Phillipsburg, Lefingwell, In the
Downs for Rotterdam, to sail first wind. At
Cowes, Holland Trader, Sinclair, from New
York to Amsterdam /; Logan, Myrick, do do.
Morning Star, hopkins. Boston to Bordeaux
Aigol, Allen, Salem to Nantes, all warned OF
blockade, and waiting custom house certiti-
Gates TO proceed to other ports. The Hyades,
Sewage, with Flee, was captured Oh the 3lst
December, In gong from Cowes to London,
and carried into Calais. The Ritson, Brown,
from Baltimore bound to Amsterdam, warned
Of blockade, arrived at Cowes Oh the 9th and
sailed for London on the 9Th Jan, put back
from the Downs for Cowes, VITA the loss OF
her anchors and cables, got on shore IN go
ing into Cowos, but would .,oe have to dis
charge.
The s.oop John and William, Hodge, from
this port with $50 bis. -four, arrived at Glib
raj the ID Jan.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24

miles. The head weighs acc lib. the horns
are nine and a half feet long, and weigh 400
lbs; the height Of the back is ten and half
feet, and the length sixteen and half feet !;
bristles of the back were of a reddish color,
and many of them measured two feet four
inches.
According to the last return made by the
Russian ministry, the Russian navy consists
at present of As sail of the line, "a frigates,
50 cutters, briggs, &c. and 22e smaller YES
sells. Of this force 20 ships of the line and
4 frigates are in the Black sea, and besides
the / line Of battle ships in other seas.
Letters from Madid state, that according
to reports current il that city, the king Of
Spain is to cede Navarro and Catalonia to
France, for part OF Portugal, and the queen
of Etruria is to have the remainder OF the
latter kingdom.
The order for nicfuaning the Danish ships
has been revoked, as these misnomers might
be a bar to the restoration of the vessels to
their owners, Should such measure be deem
cd necessary.
Price ct Stocks yesterday. Bank Stock,
233-3 per cent. reduced, e43a-5 per cent.
consols, o5a IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24
~ THIS DAYS MAIL.
NFW YORK, Ma,cA si.

:, ..,,lay arrived the last sailing SHIPS
i's,T, ar,.s. Waite; Caledonia, Heoder
RoY paocioo, Stanton, al! in % days
|sonsl ,se,pooi add captains Waite aod
fIOa' 900 Zoo have politely favored the edi-
H 'Du.s Mercantile Advertiser vita Lou
;of o - - he 18th Feb; uary. inclusive,
goo pr arsal ei he l8.h, and Lloyd's Ass.s
IAN. Tbs following arc tue oasy
, 'o.' ar,icles they eoasaln'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24
NOTICE.

THE partnership between Denney u suitL
i is this day dissolved by mutual consent:
those who have claims against The concerna ara
requested to bring them forward to Joseph
Smith, who is to adjust and settle them also,
those who are indebted are requested to make
payment to Joseph Smith.
4 EDMUND DENNEY.
JOSEPH. SMITH.
March %.
The business will in future be
carried on under the firm Of Samuel e U7llam
Smith.
FOR SALE,
1000 bushels SALT, suitable Tor the Fish
cries.
Joseph Smith.
March "a. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24
siaranbris Eat.p aDasrttssr.
THURSDAY, MARCH "a.

From Live1hool, FEB. g." Premiums Of
insurance on American vessels have risen to
guineas. In consequence of your Embargo
ali kinds Of American produce have risen We
ny considerably and will continue to rise as
long as the Embargo lasts which ! hbpe will
not be long,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24

A London paper OF the 18th January says,
" most of the American ships which have
been warned by CIV cruizers OF the blockade
are preparing to return to America. Those
which have been re-captured from the enemy
will be detained for determination of the
court of admiralty, as to what, or if any SAL
wage is to be allowed to the re-captors"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24

EsF very slender form about FIVE feet 9 or
" 9 inches high, thin visase, a stoop in his
walk, a dowr look when spoken to and rather
fond OF drink
He was seen lurking in the neighborhood Of
the Great and Little Falls Of Potomac 10.
some time It's believed lie crossed at thss
Great Falls and is now at work on the new
road leading Baltimore to FredeiicktoWn
or that he is in Baltimore.
lie acknowledged that he did belong to me
but is now entitled to his freedom The a
bove reward Will be given to any person who
will apprehded said negro and all reasonably
expenses paid. ~,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24
MIR. GENEkES' GALL
JHWES HNRRISS,
Clerk ofthe Market.

Will not take place this evening in conse-
quence of the unfavorablcness of the weather
lit is postponed till zo-1Norrosv Eve,Nng.
March o.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24
CONGRESS.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
(. TUEsDlr, March %.

IUESDAT, O1drch %.
! Immediately on the meeting Of the house
message in writing was received from the
president of the U. s.. apparently compre-
hending youminous mass OF documents.
The Sneaker declared the message to be OF
confidential nature.
MIR. BurzyeH conceived that part only Of
tie message was confidential; lie wished that
part which was not confidential should be first
read.
Mr.. Elites observed that the confidential
part might be so blended with the other, that
they could not be understood If read dis
tinctly.
Mr.. Cumh6eN could not see the propriety
of any discussion ON this subject in public;
he wished the galleries now to be cleared.
They were cleared accordingly.
~s.: eEa: ss.-----
ASSET OF BREAD,
Made Of Sutserfne Barr Flor.
cEN1xs
The 8 pound loaf to be sold for s6
4 pound loaf 13
2 pound loaf el-2
pound loaf
LaMES HdRRISS.
Clerk the Market.
March "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24

From the .aasiona! InfeHgencer Of yesterday.
Our readers Will perceive by our Congress
sional journal, that a MESSAGE was yes
terday received from the president. 1t was
delivered to each house about quarter after
eleven. The DOORS, both of the Senate and
the house, were Immediately closed, and con-
tinued closed until past O'Clock when an
Adjournment took place.
"A large mass of documents accompany the
message, the GREATER part impaired without
confidence, and the residue, only so tar cen
fdential, We believe, as relates to Opinions ex-
pressed by or entertained of some public cha
ractcrs,which it has not heretofore been usual
to publish. The whole field Of our foreign
relations, so far as they bear upon existing
differences, is disclosed including the entire
correspondence relative to the Chesapeake
between Mr.. Mpnroe and the British govern
ment, and between Mr. Madison & Mr.. Rose,
the correspondence on our general relations
with England, and consequently that winch
gave rise to the treaty signed by our inloi-
sters and returned by the President and the
correspondence with the other belaeerent
power. The documents are SO very voluml-
nous that their reading will consume several
days, when all, except those parts which we
have stated to be confidential, will, IT is pre-
sumed be ordered to be printed. we Shall
seize the earliest opportunity OF presenting
- - ~ y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24
FROM THE PARIS PAPE

''@ ri Napoleon, &c.
oue6, 's'"enng that every European nation
triiI,mn y Cooperate with all its power to the
ecn,ea pa o. the CAUSE of the continent, in a
49,. y Inch Will not be of long direction, sid
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-24

From the National InfeAGgencer Of yesterday
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12
l9.rcla1a Nrou9.
R I C II NJ > d:
FRIDAY, AUGUST 70. 1903.
JURIscOLA.

The subject of Spanish affairs has excit
ed great variety of opinions, and a still
greater variety of calculations. There are
some persons who do not intend to Justify
the conduct of 5onaparte, but at the same
time, express the opinion, that as the poi.
teal state of this devoted country, mot
be worse, it may under his influence, be.
come better. 1t is true that the common
class, who are doomed to almost unremit-
ting toll and drudgery, enjoy rs few pri-
viieges as the aocient Helots of Sparta
The remark IS applied to this country with
peculiar emphasis, that as soon as the eye
is taken OF from the first circle o! society,
!, bebolds nothing but servilty, meanncss
and degeneracy. This remark is beyond
doubt correct, but it viii apply more or
less, to every country under the Can py a:
Heaven. The only difference that en- be
traced between the 6rst order of society 10
monarchy, and that OF republic, is, tha,
art prevails instead Of nature, and power
instead Of meri, in the first case, the dis
iinction is Arbitrarily conferred, without
regard to genius and virtue, whilst they in
The last, are The only passports 70 cminence.
The distinction which is established in this
wa, is more beloved aud equally respected,
but less feared from its power, and less daz-
lied with its lossre. No matter then, in
what country we seek for people without
grades and distinctions. VIC shall seek in
vain, and no mater in what country VIC
look, we shall always find certain class,
,'nctared with servility, meanness aud de-
generacy.
We would enquire ofthe advocates Of this
theory, if this is sufficient cause for invasi.
on and conquest, merely that one portion oi
society enjoys blessings and distinction.
which are upenjoyed BY another.
There is fag-end in every political So
cieiy, in some countries worse than IN o.
Tiers, IN monarchies than in republics, anl
in none more than in Great Britain, and
thsrefore, according to this doctrine, Bona
parte ought to conquer and possess it, that
under his influence it might become better
Thus, it is evident, that this political sym
patty would lead to the most dreadful stat,
: Of Intolerance, than which the most darl
and gloomy de potism cannot be more hate
ful. il the enjoyment Of opinion is the mos
sacred prcccpt in the decalogus Of libcYty
surely we should extend it donations as wei
as TO Individuals, to millions as well as to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12

efthe magnitude of the French war, bv SUBJ
sdizinS every nation 20 commence hostili.
ties, and has been the principal cause of
Snbstantiatins and increasing The power of
france, let her get out Of her difficulties,
by doing justice to those whose commercial
rights She has.violated, and by limiting the
r2paclcy o. her claims on the ocean.
While the federalists pretend TO dread
the omnipotence OF Bonapar;e, let them at
iSast be civil m their language towards him.
ihcy do and say all they can to provoke
ms lnd;Gnatil ~, and yet they, are constant
ly lamerting the danger of his resentments.
II mas not yet shewn a hostile disposition
towards Us IN any proportion to the English,
and yet the British Juntn are constantly Gu
iogizlng the maGnaminiity of tie English,
and curSinS the perfdy Of the French. If
England was as powerful rs France, this
Country would feel i effects with ten times
greater violence than at present. Civlity
aaI decrncv IN our department towards
the French, are mere Salatary than the
gross calumny daily published in the fede-
raj papers against them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12

AT a meeting Of the trustees Of the Rich
mond Academy, at the capitol, August 9,
1903,
Ordered, That the following resolution be
published for the information Of those con-
eincad.i
"From the difficulty which it is expected
will be experienced in the further sale Of
tickets in the 81 class OF the Richmond ACa-
dcmy Lottery, owing to the present s'tua-
ton of the country, 1t is
"ReSoiUcd, That notice be given to the
holders Of tickets in the said third class,
that they return the said tickets to those OF