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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-05

GerOas Sto'rs and NathGniei Sclten, Esors ars
q eteo 20 represent the county Of Henrico, in
the next General Assembly Of this Common
wealth. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08

WAS found by poor man at MING.
w hints Sulphur. spring, sometime
since, handsome. BREAST.PIN he
gave it into the hands Of Mrs. M. Smith
It is expected the owner can give .
minute description Of it and will liberal
" reward the honesty of:the poor man:
The owner can have il on aPPlyingto
T. c. SMITH.
Martinsburg, July 8, 1905. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08

TIER rcposeis likely to be distursedby the asgres.
siOns Of foreign nations, volunteer our services in
offence ofthat fFeed"m Which it is our pride and
our glory to m:iasAin-.4t the same time it is our
wish tina, the impending evil may Ike &verted, but
should the just rights Of our country require our
services IN the field. We pledge our honor to sup
poi tho dignity Of this STANDARD IN the hour of
danger,
Therefore we receive this Stand of Colours as
aProof Of your p~tiotism and aid In defence Of
your country, and that you my long enjoy the
blessings Of liberty, is the sincere wish Of the
members competing the Troop.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
From The Virginia A,grs.
MR. PLEAS ,Nrs,

so From the Nrginia Arsrs.
MIR. PLEAS tNTs,
Fhave long thought Of communiea-
ting testhe public, a remedy for the cure
OF the Rot and Scab in Sheep, which t
have made use of with very great snccess.
In the year 1906, my aock was 90 very
indifferent that from ninety sheep shear.
ed only $50 weight Of wool, so sorry as
to be barely ct to make clothing for young
negroes. immediately after shearing, I
made use 81 the following mixtures.-
Three gallons Of Tar, and three do of
Train Oil, boiled together, to which
was added three lbs. Roll Birthstone
timely powdered. aud STIRRED in, This
Quantity was sufficient for the above num-
Der, aud was poured on With a kitchen
iadier from the top fthe, head along the
back bone to the tail. At the next shear.
ing lin 1907 from 70 of the same sheen
sheared 26olbs. ofvery good wool, and
instead of 20 to IS sorry lambs, com
mealy raised from my aock. raised.
% as hne a. ever saw. Since this APP
piication have frequently been asked
oy my neighbors where l got such enc
sheep from. This remedy was taken
rom an old Eastern paper, which, am
cory to say, I have lost or mislaid. 1t
may DC necessary to add, that / have
ecnaraed to make use ofthis application
WITH the same success, and that when
tls'n oil is difficult to be had, any kind
o. grease. such as is used for plantation
leather win answer. *
+ lam, sir, Your obedient servant,
:. .-. -. J. NELSON.
Ase1e"1ats ssst 7a"e, 1908.
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NOTICE..

Those who do not come
forward and lift their due
bills in my hands, before
the 1st of August next,
will have suit brought a.
gainst them for the a.
mount of the same.
=. =, LEVI PRICE,
Ma,'in'6urS, july 9, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
Clock making and WatehI
repairing. -.

THE subscriber aequaints his friends
L and customers. that he is still car.
srying on the above. business at hia rEsi.
denee in Frederick County, on the main
road leading from Martinsbure to Win.
chester, eighteen miles from the former
and cit from the latter place, where he
wall be thankful for any orders ia hid
line, and trusts he shall be able to exc
cute them with satisfaction to hi. en-
Ployers.
He has now In his employ John Grove.
well known as an exeellene Watch re-
Pairer-and for the convenience of per-
sons, ia or near Martinsburg, who NAV
want their watches cleaned or repaired.
he has engaged Joseph M'Feely Of thar
place, to receive them for him, to whom
they will be returned when finished.
Watches repaired BY him will be war
ransed to perform accurately for one
year. accidents excepted. -
An Clocks made BY him, viii, i
usual, be ensured to perform with aeeu-
racy. = - 81 -.
He makes Mill Brands
of every description.
~ - REEFS BRANSoNA
9Th Month, 10th, fsos. =,
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appears to have discharged The duties d
his station with honor to himself and
fidelity to his country.
City efWashington, 7une %, 1903.
(Signed) H. BURBECK,
President.
T. H. CUSHING,
IONA. WILLIAMS,
Members.
July 2, 1908:
APPROVED,
(Signed) TIL: JEFFERSON.
The Manchester Petition for peace
was sent up by the country members yes
terday week, and presented by Col. STAN
ley on Friday to the House of Commons.
1t was signed by FORTY SEVEN
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
persons! f.
The Bingley petition for peace was
sent up yesterday week. From the re-
turns it appears, that out Of 4 population
Of 1850 competent petitioners, 25+2 Of
them signed the pc tition, being proper.
ton of upwards of sixty to one !
LiueTp00ipopsr.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08

Mas N4Nc1' and lssss SUSAN MORROW.
LADIES. a. -
We duly appreciate your patriotism,
and with pleasure congratulate YOU on the Ami.
versary Of American Independence, a.day which
viii ever be remembered BY al who have their
country,s interest q, heart. We are sensible of the
blood and treasure it cost our forefathrrs in gain.
ing Us rank among the nations Of the earth, and
commemorate those Heroes who sacrificed their
hives IN maintaining those rights and privileges
whish we have long enjoyed; and at time when
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
Captain JAMES GLENN,

SAX,
We congratulate you and the gentlemen, off,
GERS and privates ur!cr your command, on the
return Of another FORTH OF JULY. This is n
day much esteemed b. the citizens of the United
STATES, and descrvedly So, as being the birth day
OfAmercan Independence. This day completes
thirty two years since that independence was de-
cAred by our fathers through their repre- sentatves
In Congress- assembled; but it cost the United
States, after that time, several years hard conflict
and much waste ofblood and treasure before it
was acknowledged by Great Britain in solemn
treaty. and certainly, ST., this independence Is
APrviicge which can never be lightly esteemed
BY real Americans, who know what It cost, or can
calculate its value We need not detail to you.
Cir, the happiness and unparalleled prosperity
which the United States have long enjoyed; nor
need we to trouble You with detail Of the mea.
sures recently adopted by the bellegirep,s Of Eu-
rope 10 lessen that happiness and prosperity. and
subjects which you. sir, and the gentlemen Of
your troop, are far better acquainted with than
we are but you will be pleased to permit Us to
observe, that at tkas 5rrninS crisis, when it is
possible that the United States viii be compelled
to resort to war in support Of their just rights il
Is with pleasure we hear Of the military spirit which
prevails in different parts Of the Union and this
pleasure is greatly increased in our now beholding
upon parade, in this cur native place, body of
cavalry so speedily raised from amongst our reati.
ems and acquaintance, all, we believe, native
Americana and lovers Of their country-And it
will, sir, be our pride and our boast that this town
and tts vicinity has produced number Of brave
patriots united band of brothers ready to step
forth to aid in defending their countys just rights
whenever thst nd shah be necessary Ills, we
believe, the wish ofeyery good citizen, and it is
certainly the desire of our hearts, thzt so dreadful
. ealamity as war may not happen to our beloved
sOensry-but it is right to be prepared for whate.
yer event may happen, and it is the duty Of those
who cannot fight, to encourage and to aid those
who can and in this view it is that we have prepa-
rcd and now take the liberty to present to you,
mr. and through you to the gentlemen under your
command, this STANDARD for the use Of your
toop--Be pleased, then, good sir. to receive it
at our hands. as a: mark Of cur goodwill and res
pect We certainly have no doubt Of your valour,
NOR Of the valUur Of any gentleman Belonging to
the troop, and should it be your fate TO have occa-
sion to display IL in the aeld of battle, We pray
that kind Providence may be your shield in the
awful conflict, and crown you with victory ; and
when YOU have performed your tour Of duty, may
you al retarn home in safety, toreceive the cheer
full sxelcome and unfeigIned applause Of your rela.
tons friends and acquaintance, a, a reward for
70 IL bravery and patriotism.
,aY'
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MARTLMSBURG, July g.
shepherd'a- Town, July $, isos.

Shepherds Town, July $, 1908.
Dir. ALBuRTIS,
Yesterday being the Ami
Versary Of American independence, Miss Nancy
and Miss SUSAN MoRRow, presented to Capt
JAMEs GLENE, for the use Of his Troop Of Ca.
valry. Stand Of Colours-The following is the
address and answer on the occasion.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08

by gentlemen Of re,pectability, that the
greatest proportion Of the etaders Of the
embargo law, are the warm friends oil
Jefferson, and in conversation decided,
ly approve of the act. Some of them,
after being arrested, q n got appointed
to some Of the Offices in eeusromhouse.
Troy Gazette.
Court Of En9wry.-By the following
article, from the last Intelligencer, i
win be seen that the court Of inquiry,
in the case of Gen. Wilkinson, is still
in session, but it is g expected" they will
give their opinion in few days. We
really think it is high time they should,
for it now wants but nine days Of six
months since they FIRST met-And the
Spaniards are said to be advancing a.
gainst some Of our posts, while three Of
the principal officers belonging to the ar.
my are spending their time in an idle
enquiry, whether their General is guilty
ofcertaiu charges, that have been proved
to the entire satisfaction, We believe Of
nineteen twentieths Of the community.
"Oh Friday last, about - O'Clock
General Wilkinson common need his de-
fence before the Court of Enquiry. Not
being able to conclude it on that day,
from its great length, the court adjourn
ed about 5o'c1ock. On Saturday the
general concluded his address and it is
expected that the opinion Of the court
will be pronounced In few DAYS"
= So. Erred. T. Herald.
h9uestion for ISOLATION. --Ifsix mouths
are necessary, for a court Of enquiry to
ascertain whether there is Cause for call.
ing q court martial on an officer, how
long would it require for court martial
to decide whether that officer is Ruiky
or not. I6id]
From the Boston RrprrIoyy oEIune "a.
We are informed by gentleman who
was lately at Halifax, that q number of
merchants there talk Of sending Mr.. Jef-
terson present Of so or 60 barrels of
-four, with request thar he will con-
tinue firm in his embargo policy. The
trade of that colony is 10 high prospect.
ty, aud no embarrassment experienced
for want Of seameu to carryit on, so ma.
ny being banIshed from our sea ports.
What sensible husbandman, having a
productive farm, would put it in the
hands Of an overseer, whose theory was
that the best way to manage an estate was
to tear down the fences, starve the cat.
tie, and prohibit workmen from the
means ofcultivation? Then why should
commercial states give any countenance
to Jefferson or Madison?
Pharaoh condemned the Israiites to
make brick without materials.
Our Pharaoh will soon levy taxes on
thepeople of the United States, but he
has FIRST taken care to deprive them of
the means of payiug them. Shall we ay
10 the wilderness or shall we maintain
that Egypt is ours and that We are not
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
BALTIMORE, Tune so.

Estracfe ia letter from Washington.
Dor affairs with England are begin
ing to look wells nothing explicit has
1et come to hand but judging from up.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
EXTRACT.
[dEerican.

will greatly larnen, thai The author Of tIc s, is:
ing elegant little piece, CHARLxs LE1fIsx ~,
was summoned in the bloom Or youth, '>"f
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z.rrxa. whittier ,rt tho, ,,rsy;r.,
TN ms ,.h.rs .Ou SURVIVING
w.. ' III "e w r.
F,lse az f.;r =" s''0e"' paying
u,,..a.a',. ~. h,ol ko...:,:
a - b1s'e S hSm PACK Isstr'd'ng.
8. ;n - ,,nS;r.- hs;! In 80 "''s'
E sw"E"S H~.IOe" r'OA"g'
n.f,,.t Assn .%" Ca ar so,, ,nh,.
0e'0'e H A"i"; :, :" 70" Am'e
A, nou.. s sLn ~ AZ Ill.,,
' '''i - ~. 80. - sS"'"y"P"s gamoo''
w..r =, .I. nc. ...anh nan. .u-,,
Mnen oh, On t .oo, %Dn D mo ., Slng'
W W q" n ING snpoom ,anos s .uE . stoh''ng'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08

t Fremont daings.-We' are Informed
by gentle man from Vermont, that
Gov. Smith has given p rmlit to break
open store, in Orwell, and seissra
a quantity Of Potash which he considers
sw>rcipas. Orwell is about one hun.
dred miles from the Canada line.
Governor Smith has disbanded most
of the militia that were marched On, m
the lines few days since !; and i, snpear.
sa"t detachment o. regular troops from
the army at Springfield are ord red On:
that s,atioa. ~.~: -"
We have heard it stated frequ emily
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08

hfuestiOnf for ISOLATION. --Ifsix mouths
are necessary, for court Of enquiry to
ascertain whether there is cause for call.
ing q court martial on an officer, how
long would it require for a court martial
to decide whether that officer is guiky
or not. IIbid1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08

The admirers Of genius and a brilliant fsnev
will greatly lament that the author Of tie follow.
ing elegant little piece, CHARLxs LEsrLEy, ESQ,
was summoned in the bloom nf youth,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-11
20 K S 4 / E.

BY VIRTUE of decree oft ci!,h couh
of chanccry offs state Of Maryland, viii "
exposed to public sale, i'll the town ct P0rS
1e5acee, Charles county, at the court houia,
at three O'Clock in the afternoonrof the secTss
day OF the next u3us, term Of Charles ~,
ty court, which commences on the 4tb,
day Of August next a parcel Of LAND ~
the property Of John u. Scot, deceased ~. w.
in,s part OF tract Of land called Feyaioa '1l
nor, lying upon Il branch Of Nanicusy Cteen'
on the post road Leading to Nanjcmoy i''s
Port Tobacco, near the Hill Top, and aooa
seven miles from Port Tobacco. i
This land consists of about 500 acres, o|
which between SO and 100 acres are well I'M
bcred, about 1o.acrcs are in marsh, all tos
remainder arabic and very productive.
The terms of sale are, that the purchase
shall give bond with sufficient security to naJ
the purchase oney in twelve months from
the sale It will be sold entire or in parcelsI
as may best suit the persons inclined TO puf|
chase.
Francis Key, l1fustee. /
July l.. cots
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-11

will gradually slss sny all tendency 70 dsasssss
in tic human frame, and preserve health ana
sigor. Although a great variety o. pfes.i'p
tons have been pubiished't 10 cure the salsof,
ders enumerated above, none has ysl equa,ieu !.
/ the GOVT AND 1kI1EUNlAIlCsDIkls g o.
Dir. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose IN
bounded benefits are fully. authenticated ~
certificates already published of gentlemen SO
well known in America, being ofthe tlrst con-
sequence in the state of Maryland sGeneral
Charles Ridgcly, Of Hampton; John Gibson,
ESQ. one of the directors OF the Farmers Bans
Of Maryland John NIacubbin, Esq. Mrs. hia-
cubbin, his wife; and Mrs Ryan, OF Caltpa'
Ce,1;feate Of II-. Thomas Kelso, butcher. n
About three weeks since was mo styiolent-
ly attacked with Rheumatic p;lns throughout
my whole frame, in SO severe manner as not
to be able to turn in my bed without assistance,
proceeding as suppose iron severe cold
to being advised by friend to apply Dir. lis
sots Gout and Rheumatic Drops, accord
inply obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the applica-
ton of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me- to health. ! am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
IS acertain cure for the ABOVE disorder.
THOMAS KLLSO.
Baltimore, July ed, 1906.
Ceyl1hcate Of Dir. Ihomas CaWf6eI, H97ness-
3adtfr
II would. be an act Of injustice to withheld
nv testimony Of the salutary effects OF Doctor
Tissot's Govt ana Rheumatic drops, as have
experienced very unequivocal instance OF
their virtues and efficacy. | was afflicted With
two severe attacks of what is usually Called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovcfed,
but WAS obliged to use crutcaes &c an me- IN
walking wien lett lone; 10 this were jo.ned
violent Rheumatic pains, the result Oh tho at
ficticp, ana | n..d Ie;.icd the disorder Wouio
accompany me tt1roughlit c; bit pro,ilcllti-.y
VS. recommended to apply At Georse Iop-
bin aid Murphy's for Dr.. Tissot's Drops, and
ftcr using only one bottle, found myself per-
sect,y Liberated. from my disorder, and .in now,
lhaaA God, as free from pain as if J never f.ld
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
SO powerfully on myself, ! determined to APP
ply it iAterl,aliy to my Child, boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
skeleton with the Bowel Co,i plant; after
administering it four times to him, his com
r. int was entirely removed, and he Is now re
covering his strength with great rapidity.
IN. CAMPBELL.
Bsltincre, July 20, 1906.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-11
Patent Shot, &c.

Q tons Patent Saot, asserted, 3 to no.
Is hogsheads brown Sugars.
1900 lbs. green Coffee.
Imperial lea, of a very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests, boxss and can>
n;sters.
SO barrels choice Whiskey.
Jamaica Spirits, Tor family Ssej--War-
ranted seven years Old.
40 boxes Aiu4tatei Rai>i3s
With general assortment Of Wines, Ia
aaorI, and Groceries AS usua!--
Eo2 SALE BY
Jolepll Vaudeville,
Cornes OF Alns arr fali-x streets.
Iuae Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-11
ALso,

The following new and valuable Medicine, Just
received and for sale as above.
Price, 7wo Dollars ter bottle.
Or. Tsgots ee!ebrated Gout and Ra,.sa-
maflc Drops.
NOTHING is Of more importance han
the preservation Of he.dth-this common lacep
remark however is roo OFTEN FORGOTTEN,
whilst we are active and strong-and pre-
vehtion OF pain, which is superior to It's cure,
is not sufficiently attcndettto by any Gescyip,i-
on Of persons. Among t.lose disorders which
require the most early and unrcmitting efforts
. to eradicate and overcome, none have a stronr
er claim upoA ournotice than the Gout, Rheu-
n,stism, Lumbago, Weakness of The Joints,
Sp"ains, elects, the Stone and Gravel. the
Cranp and every species OF r 1eumatic Pains
II ON whatever cause they may have uripinat.
cd---and hence every relief which can be al.
nlinistered is too valuable. to b. torgotten--
& hose persons whose avceations peculiarly ~.
pose them to colds, &c. cannot be too anyion.
lvays TO possess immediate aid. Se..4e,.nr,
persons, travellers, Ss. ought constantly :.
carry With them that medicine which viii
courtcract the unpleasans effects of their rer;-
t'ous duties, and especially those pains to which
their situation must expose thera. To those
who reside In or visit the West-lndies. and
tier warm climates, thcywill be found upon
rsai . sonEey tie rH~~t a-estioa se4E;xe AL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-11
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

sNF the great efficacy of the Patent and la-
NJ nily Medicines, preparcdbv the late Rich
nd Lee, Jun. which for near eight years pas
\ We acquired throughout the United states =
Se.ebrity hitherto uneq.aled.
PhsiadcL1A:a sfugus 9, 1900.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the gosf
or others, the excellent quality of HANiIi.-.
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr.
Lee, have sent you the following account Q;
the benefit have received from it, which !
hope will induce others to give 1t a trial In
consequence of y bruise on the breast received
from fall, my health grew BAD, my BREATH 6
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up In my bed with all the
horrors of immediate sufFocation. Add to
the@ constant pain in my breast and cough,
great loss of strength and flesh, and you may
conceive tfat my symptoms evidently indicated
IN approaching consumption. The advice of
most eminent physician was rcsortcd to, and
afterwards :. second was called in, without Civ
ing me any relief. Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances of my case,
nd0ised me 70 grve Haniitsn' sE6rir trial, sav-
tag, Re had used IL in his tractee, ana alspoys
found if dc much good. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, and found relief before /
kad takien one half Of IL. | continued to use
1t and was soon strong enough to attend to Blu.
sinrss. On taking Geld, same of my former
symphonic turn, but arr always removed BY a
doss ortwo OF the elixir.
GEO. BENNRR, Jun.
Nj Hsdd<gess, Rhilsasipa,a
Ma. AsLsa
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-11
q F4LLsBE rUBAlSf.ED
TX a PAMPHLET At THIS cEEIeE IsA
h SHORT T.AE,
AN ADDRESS

AN ADDRESS
| TO The
! PEOPLE or The u. STATES,
ON TIE IMPORTANCE OF EscorRAelNs
.AGRIcULrURE e. BO1lEs1Ic ll.dNS
FACTURES:
Tending to shcw that by due encourage
ment of these essentia; interests, the ma.
tion will be rendered more respcNs
table abroad and more prosper
Gus at home.
rosKTnER WITH AN ACCOUNT on
1Hs lmprovemeats in SLEEP aPA-
ssngfon, !.
The native Sheep Of Smiths Island, and tn
plans proposed of extending this yaluab,
race of animals, for the benefit of Ia
country ii large
j. BIZ GEORGE w. Z. GUSTS ESQ.
ct .arlinsten House, in iAe L'saul Of c.|
iumbia.
At time when the energies OF the D.
ton seen awakened to the state Of cur o
reign and domestic concerns, VIC concej,I
tat the important interests OF Agricuus
and Manufactures should meet viii, consI
tleratsse share OF the public discussion Ce,|
ilin it is, that al 10 period OF Gur political
History could these national subjects extl,S
nolc interest or be saore properly urged sI
the notice OF the piiDii!, lnlGa rne unsettled
4nd iml)eiNkng Appearance OF Or foreign Al.
fairs, and the present disturbed State oi tina
Europa.a world, renders ii ln.loIy necessary
for the citizens Of America to cherish and
promote t..el domestic policy. whereby th.y
nAa, derive those resources which are nov
Obtained from abroad and create wealth and
industry Within themselves. Too long have
these important and patriotic Interests beer
neglected. The nation now feels their want \
and VIC trust will duly provide for their sup
port Government, hitherto engaged in other
concerns, will now cherish those domesak
institutions, which will preserve the Eaton. )
dignity and promote the peoples welfare,
OF the merits OF the little work VIC AMI
about to issue to the public, ii is not our pro
vince to decide, but of the advantages to hi
derived from its sale We would beg leave
say every thing which adisinterestcd exenia 5
in the cause OF Domestic Manufacture justly
aemands-And as the profits of this woys
after the expences OF publication re paid b
will be solely devoted to the purposes Of ~
Arlington Institution, We may Fs'pe andor
iidcntly expect liberal patronage from =
discerning and patriotic community.
EDITOR. 8
~ Printers III he Z. STATES zy;L! tleass s
give lhis advertisement an insertion ia Anr B
restecave hahers, and such as d.'niand II ND \
be haidat tits office. Booksellers sutthed ~
Hbeyal terms, ana aN ordrrs Kill je fGhs!usxv
zttendrd to. II
A L. W