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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
ALEX. M'LEAY.
lSisnedl
December 2s, 1912.

OSceHioeT %, 1919.
Mr.. Beasley writes 10 Alex. M'Lcay--
" On referring To that list (Which accom-
panied my letter of the Sd ult.) you will
perceive another class of persons, namely,
mariners who did not belong TO vessels de
tanned or taken-and as your emitting to no.
tiCe these men in Your Letter might leave
room for some doubt respecting them, lose
no tire i'll requesting to be informed on
what terms the board understand that they
are to be suffered to return to the United
States"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

ces. have SIR been added and there now
remain about one hundred persons. OF
these men, rs l understand the tenor of cur
correspondence, those wko belonged to YES
sells detained or taken in war, are to be s,;f-
fered to proceed 20 the United States on my
entering into the engagement which accom-
panied your letter OF the l4th inst. but that
Tor tie others 40 engagement * requircd.-
In order to avoid any further misunder-
standing, beg 30 know whether this recap
itvlation is correct-'
Alexander M'Leav to p. C. Beasley.
Fran fsatt C,1;ce, 26th Dec. 1912.
SIR.
j have received and laid before the com
misSioners for the transport service, &c.
your letter Of the 24eh inst. and in return,
| am directed 10 acquains you, that it is the
intention of his Majesty's government that
such OF the americans, named IN the lis,
which accompanied your letter CT the Sd OF
lasr meDth. as belonged TO vessels detained
or taken. aud rs are consequently prisoners
OF war, shall be suffered to proceed 10 the
United States upon your entering into the
engagement which accompanied nay letter
OF the 18th inst. bet that for Americans, VINO
were resident or travelling in this country,
or resolving hither for commercial purpo
ses. not as mariners, no such engagement
will be required
I am, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

| x 0ST, by the subscriber, on me morning of the
Il 4 ISh (abOut The @arket,botse rs he s-lpposes)
| small blue Morocco POCKET BOOK, cootaiuns
the halves Of two hundred dollar notes Of the Farra-
ers BanE CT Virginia, together with several Eve dot
lar notes of that the Bank OF Virginia also some
Pepers Of no value 10 any persons but The owner
ihs finder mey retain ths small notes as eompen-
sation tor his delivering che Book with its o.
tber contEuts. GEO FISHER
September II. IF
~ ME Register recommends 10 those persons who
Z, may tsyr occasion TO address him on business
IN the Lane.OHice, to he particular, not only in
paying the Postage ON their Letters, hut IN forward
ing the Of5ce Fees. For the information of such rs
unacquanfsd he thinks prop-r 10 inforn, the,
tiJsI he IS not authorised 30 keep pubie postage
aeSannt-snd tass ali the ices which accrue in hi,
vitae, merely pass through his hands into the Pub
liz frealary.
Land Office. September Git
r. OR SALE, a neat Carrisge, with a Double
Z. tiarhess.--App'y at this Office.
September =. IF
-NOTICE.
& PETITION Wit De presented to the next Gen.
n era Assembly Of Nirginia, praying that a law
may pass for the establishment Of Town st Buck
,nFhsr COurt-houSe.
Srptember7. epsmp
.vEW ESY.aBL ISkIIfEWT.
MATHEW II. RICE & co. have taken that con-
1vs venient stand near the Basin, lately occupied
by Messrs. CGkiH - Hines. where they viii be pre-
pared to transact business on com mission snd TO
take on S T o q G r, Flour, Whisky, &c
Ihey also intend Keeping the best assortment Of
GROCERIES,,
That can be procured, which they are determined
to sell on the most moderate terms that eau be az
gorded.
September 81 If
JUST PU8LISHED,
a ND For Safe at PETER cOITOM's Beok 81
IAStst'onay Store, secoad door above the Eagle
Feyern--the following nev Works. VIZ:
Horace IN London, " the authors of the Rejected
Addresses;
BUr&e's Posthnrnous Works, volume five
Christsn Morals, by EanDs5 Moore, autkore 8, of
Practical Piety
Mssdalnn or the Pendent Of Gotlstow, novel
by Elizabeth feime;
Researches in Russia;
Miss Mitford's Poems, seesni edition.
hridai OF Friermain, the Vse of ST. John, q
Lover Tale, ssiu to be written by r. Erskine.
ffsO, JlLst RecelUed
fresh supply Of DUANE's Hand Book for In
fsniry and Hihemen.
lie CLEO eThect9 IN q fsqo days,
Woodfail'' Edition of Junios's bslters, viii Fac
Smiles, and several other new work..
~ We and C0RN-T'he sl,jscrlbgr wants ? cr,,-
y s sasrsbe qusn;iiy Of Rye aud t.ora. - iieb he
viii pan cash FOR Of delivery 81 Petersburg. ppi.
crtOD may. be made to him " Robert Melaoii Il
Cos Of iii:hmoad, or rbo.nas Nelson 3. Co.'S. OF
Petersburg. WV. e. NELSON.
SeptsUber n. &C.
ROR S.HIE
1900 sacks fn. Salt, 1000 bags Coffee, part green,
81 bag Pepper, % hhis aiusooyado Sugar,
~ hUxes iiavauia White Snggr,
50 barrels L1af do. iabcnpd
10 pines London Particular reneriTe Wine.
IS ta'es Spinning Cotton,
100 ( % Gun-po~der, 500 Spsnish Hides
BIi'tesei Stse', Queens Ware, Wi'dow Csss, SO.
Opposite ~: Bcu 1syera- ~
Wa. SHEPHERD.
Serterubor 81. "
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Alex. M'Besy to Mr.. Beasley.
Transform O17cs, Oh March, 1913.
SIR,
l am directed by the commissioners for
the transport seryits, &c. to INFORM yea,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
am, &C.
[Signedl JOHN BARROW.

Copy OF the printed circular letter address
ed TO American seamen IN E~itsn ships of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08
Alexander M'Leay writes to Mr.. Peas
lev.

e" Ply reference tony letter Of the 26,n
inst.ycu will observe that mariners are ex-
preSsly excepted from the description OF
persons who are to he released uncondition
ally, and consequently il j. necessary you
should give receipt for ell the mariners
named in the list transmitted by vou."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-08

II We and C0RN.-The 7l,5scribgr wants , cr,,-
\ s siderable qusn;ity of HJe aud t:orn vi ieh he
viii pay cash FOR o. delivery "a Peterebu,.g. ppl
crtlon may. be made To him " Robert Heaot Il
Cos. Of Di.hmoGd, or Tbotnas Gelsou 6. Coz, Of
Petersburg. VIZ. q. E2UsOE
gar,tsu.,o-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02
a FRFEHOLDER.
RIGHT OF IMpRESsMFNr

we have aqucer saying, much in usc.
among us, when we speak of "a mans get
ting at a thing by a round. about. wav
winch ne bias no right to get at one way or a
mother. We say otsuch q one that, "He qvhihs
tie. DeUH around HE stHHin''
Never did this expression more happily
suit any mans designs, than the attem,,t NJ
his Royal Highness the Prince Recent in
h's tate Oeclardtion on A American aff1irs
TO justify the practice of impressing British
Seamen ON board OF American vessels
Never Gid poor special pleader rack his
oraihs more Tor plea or bubble than has
this chief OF great Empire for a nretext
TO search our ships for seamen.
Tvs royal '.ishness can never admit, that in
the exercise oi the nDdoubted aud hitherto A1,k;s
pEteG right OF ScdrchiRg neutral merchant vess.Is
IN time Of war, The iinpressnent OF british ssanen
omen oHHd therein, can be considered any yisation
OF neutral flag"
By the bye, his r. II. sags the thing fdqt
u not, 1t lie means (and what else car he
meanD that me DO dispute his right
ct searching neutral merchant vessels in
TINE OF var. IL he will be so COOL az to
search our state papers, frcrl the wear J7e2
dowA to the present day, we vsnt1re 70 CO 40 .
he VIII not bind one solitary instance IN
which we have ever disputed the right Of
search ~ the oniy cases in which it ia re
cogn'sed By the laws OF nations--viz. the
search for eonfra6und. and for eHema's
go0q8.
have then right to search neutral
vessels" says his Il. H.--4gfeeu +; for these
two things.
IT then in searching for these thincs.
come across British seaman on boqrd
'our SIP. have n right to in,hre.s him,
omen fomid ;herefp--and you ought net to
take it auiss"
Ills K. IFS plea, then. IS briefly this
" have no riSht 10 search your vessels fo,,
my eeGn9cn yet it IN searching for other
'l@gs chance TO Hyhf uh0n him, wiz.
then, Aa'ea right to fa.tc mm."
Miserable quiDblc well WORTHY Of tic
pfa:iies w'uyh il deftrls.--lh IS IS xhiY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02
COMMUNICATIONS

IL is somewhat singular that 4 Society
should be formed under the auspices of the
name OF Washington. Nothing is more cer.
tain, than that Washington was opposed to
all Sell Created Societies, having any cou-
ncction with the politics of the Country.
Ills disaPprobation of them was EXPRESSED
before the whole Ration, IN the strongest
terms In fact, he denounced them as inn
proper and dangerous: and there can be m
doubt that this denunciation had, rs it ought
70 have had, considerable effect. Ths de-
ulocra'ic associations have loug since Ceased
to exist. Yet we nov see men, availinv
themselves OF the name OF Washington. tn
introduce or rather to renew a practice
which he unequiYocaly Condemned.
L am disposed to there to the precents
nculcated by this ilIustrious man & sbouJd
certainly oppose the establishment of any
Society, OF a political character, unless
circumstances OF an inperious nature shall
require At. At present such a measure is
rot conceived to be advisable or neces.s-
~ : bnt If Societies IRE to be established
~ this Country, let Us form one in syerv
state composed Of % The Friends Of Union
and the Constitution" What effect this
plan nay produce, is submitted to The con
alteration of the members IF the associati
ON above noticed.
The reason why I am opposed 20 the Gre
alton OF atty political society. is, that its
inevitable tendency is To promote parry
spirit: spirit already carried To an ex
cess. not less injurious than disgracefuI 10
this country. A.B.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02
COUNrEREEl.r Norrs

ON Saturday the 81 ia inst John Carte- was an.
prehended and committed 10 the Jail of Back.
'nS"afn on charge OF passing counterfeit notes on
the Virginia bank there is little doub, hut tb.t :
IMAM who called himself Samuel Smith, was the
principal in The affair. Smith absconded & probahjr,
%'i MAKE ma escape ne came from Kentucky, AMI
through me CSroI'nas it is believed that they have
oeen passing eounterfcits 90 the Farmers Bank--
Garter was formerly "a resident OF the county az
BusSinsham, aud moved to Kentucky about -
months aso---He win be examined GA Ssturdsy
next. N'|
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02
BY The GaUeanor oftAe Comnsonsyeth of
Tirezaia


Whsress matters highly Interesting 10 the Com
ron"eaith, rake meeting Of ,ls Legislature ne
cesssry before the time presrrib "a hv law There
lore, i, James Barbour, Gorernor Of Virginia. by
and with the advice of The Council and m purs,,.
anee oi the power vested In rue BIZ the Cons,i,uii-
on DO hereby require the Delegates and Senator'S
Sected oy the people to represent them IN their
ota,e Legislature, TO convene in General Assembly,
at the Capitol, IN the City OF Richmond. ON ,j,.
third Monday in May next, for tie purpose of taxing
the said matters ints sonsiIeiati,;a
Given unaer my hand 40 Governor, and I'm !
der the seal Of the Commonwealth. nc
lsEALl hiehmond, ihis let day OF April. Is,s-
and OF the Commonwealth the t!lrty .e-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02
COMMUNICATIONS
old VI,giiia oyaja,stEe = Es ,e,, .yg.,e =,

C46 PHgir6 dYdirst ire EgSe% yarfc md
BJiish Siavcry.
The Blockade Of the Chesapeake, and the sipsu.
'ar menaoos OF the Prusa upon this state, IS 10
ti,ing l1ore nor less thsn this Tile whole enu,;t,
OF the British ministry Is directed against u.s.
We have ever been tho boldest asscrtors OF the
rehto Of sur government and rs people
We have President, Secretary Of State and
numbers OF Congress, vile, except john Esmdo'pb.
and Sheitey Sse. w(4c for war rather tl.p sybt,i,
To bruih Gsurpations " aye. there IS the ruiz
as Ibis, saooa"ts tor their present tiHeats--They
Ivy ca'edste, that by thus bullying us. the people
WI be 'el 70 e'?o0fs Tie fsdsrs. British esuse,
o u'' bset'hesn majority sx2Suss the ssu,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02
WASHING TON CITv Ef..oheo

:, WASHING TON CITY, March 90.
Various runors were YESTERDAY a1o.t :,
the pubic prints, on the subject of an A..
mistice, said to be either in train of ne
gocianon or concluded. 70 prevent tho
rumor from gaining further currency. we
,R'hN proper to stase that we believe it to
DC entirely without foundation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02
From IRE C9Grc House Books.

=
6ctrcct ofG letter. /rom .Noyjolk, AIdrch s9. .
l now have the satisfaction OF ann..,,rc
ing the departure Of the British Flee. from,
hampton Roads :: they got under weigh
Yesterday and anchored in Lynhaven J.a,--
The Dragon of n guns is the nearest es-
sci to the Roads: she anchored OF Viii
ioughby Pont.---I understand assertions
nave been very frequent from the iieet.-
The Dragon lost ten men Last week. mar
landed ar Hamptor-Report>ay so pass
ed the Halfway House between York and
r. hampton few days since. that deserted
from frisate that lay at Newport News.
Perhaps this was the cause of their leaving
the Roads. There are various reports a.
to the number of deserters. They are so
weakly manned thata gentleman, who con-
verSed with one of the deserte. told me
when the ship had orders to get under
weigh, they had to send men from one
another TO assist; but there are SO mapy
thing without it comes in a person, 6wn
knowledge"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02
Js. BARBOUR.

IL IL IS SAID. that the Legislature are
convened 10 take into Consideration the nyo-
priety of repeating the law nasssd a,,r;,,o-
the last session for raising a State Rep;e
ment; that the MEASURE is principally a.
dopted ITO save the money of the 5tatel in
consequence oi the Sfehs that have beer
taken end the f1.sdges that have been made
by the u D. To provide for the defence Of
the State "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02
d II Y c o o ID S A T

".
( IN wednesday the 9TH instant will be aold r.,;,
- V'ey without reserve, at the auction store ~
we subscribers, large assortment of
DRY GOODS, viz.
american Calico, Cloths LYON Skin en-, ,a.u
Armietts, SIX Hose, Peis sns, Straw Bonnet,s -
no Grape, printed and plain Musiins tsnrt, Shawl
Irish Linens, colours bordered Sbsyls sv,red II
4nu hessney Musiins, sue and vide India Goods
"hte poebet handkerehiefs, wide and fin, tsI;cp
su'ted Tor the present and approaching s,.s,r e
1os'ed Cambria, IA Diaper * Wsper Table 4 io,,,a
Dro"n 5o'iaad, Gefmsn Oznaburgs nrown RolIs
pare SS,,,nSham, coarse Csmbrcs India Checks
oEeN sIis iandkerehiets, Royal Rib Linen Car,
ynss, British Long Cloth, Superfise Cambria a.
m Cotton Casmeres. York Stripes Corded niroi.
SheeN'' Beaver snd York tan Stoves, Cotton
oitaFes, Leng Silk Gloves, eoloursd Gambia 49,
snd elegant assortment OF Ribbons a few nisss. Le
Cloth, elegant Spider Nett, Birds.eye eoJ go" 80.
MgSh"'. Jlqmask Napkins, blank L1tstr;ng pI.id
pun az" ~ eu Braces, and great variety OF otber
the public are respectfully assured that ,vsrv A..
ucis offered viii be sold positively without reServa
ana Tie sale continued from dny to until closed 80
ie'H'S 1SsaI Snd made known 81 the time of sale
sICHeWe' Ho6tdssH, 81 pleasaarS, r. .EC
IDS.
He Subscriber offers for sale the following A..
100 Bags Coffee,
hhds 81 proof West Indis Rum.
hhds $tt' AID 5th proof Old Jamaica do
= "a, IAN Fines aud few quarter Casks TeheriHe
900 hoses Musc7dcl s: Bloom t,sis;,t
- Boxes SpcrmaceG Candles
April 2. ~ 'i ''N0
" mrfs, - -" AA"ih'
4o Iiaes Cotton Arst quality,
600 lbs Shoe Thresd
sc doc. Broad Hoes
AND
q don. Ciev liar. fnera for al -.
ting terms W ",N'''''ou"'
a., BRIDGES & RosERTso>g.
--LL--s--------- epskw4w
s{gsOND--A SILVER 5F1N Apply at tn, Of
Apn!Q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02

we learn from an authcn,ic source, that rire ri
ihe 3ritsh Seaineu have dessrt,d lloa tbs H,i.,,
Zee, and come TO Hampton. 'rhvy la. b,,,,
prevented tor some time iror, taking li.v. rth.;.
vessels ~ the Representations which lad been made.
ADD eareiiiy ineulcated, that AL Who vent on sL
would be taken by or niIitil and hun. a, S,;..
on eoir arrival at Hampton ti.fy wer. very nsre.
ably surprise by the r.eepru which ,hey met aitl,
lf",a inc reope, vino had relieved Ill their wants
ana furnished iien with 70 take chen, i,ta
the Interior al the co;,ntrv.
t 10 also 'taied nron i'inrr,a,inp which is worthy
OF s'>a' credit, that tai'tr others have deserted
sbeir Dungeons aud reached arr shores
ne whole OF the Britis', tJree (t is balieye) In
the Chesapeas have inea down, and eoncen,r.,ed in
Lymaten H&y. Here are varieus ecmieeturvs IA.
sghed tar TN. in:nenvre. One supposes that il ia
!" prepare Tor the possible appearance OF French
rect Aroeher tn arrest ths progress al :lesersion
" Is possible That At is i':se de yueJ,e 10 H.
we aFehturers down our rivers-their harvest OF
ehptsts mus by this time he Utmost entirely over
as scarce even Cosk-boat is ie.t 10 Le CLEANED
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-02

co.. wv DANIEL IF Cum5erland. has
oef9 r., GfI70mfea judge Of The General cours
20 M zH' zecn'acy oeeasio,4eet 6y me DEAN
q J"@S'e "SAS"".--R Saunders Esq. decli-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
ROYAL LINCOLN,

E,ebasge s'eet. Portland,
EAS Jun received an aft ,rtment of GOODS;
fur able for the preient aud approaching
ieaion conii0ing OF fupe- fine and low priced
Broadclo h. all colour, ditto Kerfey meres
ditto Q Ieen aud Pei lie Clio h wh,e ed yell
low, green and black FI4nnes and BA re, 1
bale Bombaze,ts aud Wilbore. all toours
ladies fate and black verified Hole fome very
fine Men's white black and mired ditto !;
large cotton fhawls elegant inita ion ditto ;
plan aud figured Munns of all de erip,ons-
Cambricks-B it,ih shlriings-- Co cram ditto,
fome very tout-back Lnaring. green do.
for Umarelias-plaid and pam Florence and
India diie-a large sHJrtment of Rib dis.
Inda Coron'--do Chez k,--Faefory Ging-
hams Checks, sheeiings and sh.r,ings ditto
Yarns-Cant Crape-black Italian ditto
fix shawls-blaek. Company, aud ia danns
Handkerchief (which together with his f,r-
mer itocks eompriie almoa every article uiual.
ly enquired for If O9 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
The Meas fem RuNa

I. truly Of a mon confoiuy aud animating
nature TO every friend OF opp eGed huma 'ity-
to every friend of national right. and OF nation
a Independence. Bu noti,tp the b md adj.
mirers aud Devoted minicu' of Imperial F. snce.
Alas, hat there ihould be men---men who call
themlelves refIbliessi,-in land 100, ha has
purchaied its eedom aud independence at the
epsrmous eIpenee of an eight years war-of
our beft blood aud treaiure-ln fhor IN tie
oily republic He1o esIfirg suib-'har here
fhould be men Whole ious are PANIED at the
Tyrant defeat Men, whole heatt- are with
him IA his mad career of hu'chery and blood I!
men, who rejoice in the gigantic itrides of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
DISTRICT MEETING.

Public notice is hereby given to the
LOVERS OF PEACE, COMMERCE, Pros
PERIry, AND WAsHINGroN PRINCE
PILES, in this Senatorial Diltri6t,
(compoled of Cumberland and Ok
ford Counties, that a meeting of
Delegates from The feveral towns and
plantations in flid Diitriet. is to be
holden at GIBBS Hall. in Gray, on
Friday the 18th day Of February inf. at
II O'Clock in the forenoon, for the
purpofe of agreeing on three f1itable
pe,j6ns to reprefent faid diitria in the
Senate of this Commonwealth, the
enfuing year.-Each town is requelt-
ed to fenl as many delegates as they
are entitled to fend Representatives
to the General Court, and each plan
tation to fend one.
Feb. 3,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
b rberous BuGneG,

HE fuhlcriher inform. The public that he
con inues at bi. old g.a,fsn,. where be
carrie, on the "by6as." OF HI. protection IN
h uiual fplend'd hyle "He j. auth n lzed to
ffa'e iha' his tsfse,' 10 daily gaining q" fqes
iany; and as Id Li. qs,,fos,' they have
net ye cauted any complaint from" h. kind
patrons -" and # fbey are IA ished, Be a, leaf
may ref eaiy as reipett." his ability to ferve
them oio B,yivs, ala Titus, or ia any other
msnner that may iu,i ,helr tate.
T" He does no, with, contrary to the irjunc
ton Of fcriptufe 10 r.joice in The Fl e7.sn, OF
hls neghbors'-bul ii any one wi give infor.
nat,on of the thief who robbed HIM of the
articles enumerated IN his lale advertisement,
he will not only pay the reward without u
gra,' bu, fha rel &C TO have impoied on the
offender Ten fold weight of gosf' for the
tran acton is not 1sbn better than it was
for the incendary A4srpat, to wrap our town
in flames =
~ Razor., Penknves, ScifIors, SO. fharp.
ened
All kinds Of Perfumes, Pomafum, SC. for
fale as above
N Boots and Shoe. cleaned a, the fhort-
Ell notice, aud every favor gratefully acknowl.
edged VIM. JOHNSON.
Feb g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
Mn SHIRLEY.

Mn. SHIRLEY.
AT this dark and even,ful period when
he COME mplatye nind is alarmed witt sp.
prehen ions OF the distress, which the inhsb
asnls Of this once happy hui NV ffioted
land, IL Is de med important to reflect on
lie causes which under the rlghteou, dis.
Pensa,ions divine providence, have PR
daced The caiani,Ies they now suffer, and
which 1t IS feared, will ere long ineresst
mem TO more alarming degree. II may
pe ratiopslly believed, and we have the les
hmony OF the unerrlng scriptures TO MAN.
ain the belief, that the state OF n natl 10
prosperous or adverse, aecoI ding TO tbs prev
.lence ut virtue or vice-Obedlence or DISC
ledIence o the divine will
Various are the vices, numerous The kinds
II lmmoraliy which reign 100 powerfully al
The present day. They WIN practise them
DO NOT consider their immediate feet up. n
,9clety, nor how displeasing they aye 10 ih-,
holy bemg 10 whom we must all account Inr
very evil word AMI work Among the vices
which arc too CON non smong u, and which
he parent OF many oder, IS the inienper
AZ drinking OF ardent spirits. ID unken.
ness has been considered by many mora.
wrl'ers, as a vice whose banelul effects
.pread far and wild Human laws have
b en- enac ed TO pun sh those who should be
guilty of It and h laws a God pronounce
a seyeter punishment than hunan lsgisla.
ors can inf e. But drunk mess i.seif IS
n, he onl, evil mat attend, ne inlem,erst
Use OF spi-i u,as liquors. The subject IN
the opinion OF your correspondent, means
teriOus attention.
That it msy be taken into consideration
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