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O AN eminent Physician very j
cafioned by WORMS, and that of la
have, with the filing of a kind Provi
twelve months. The ingredients tha
Children.—People of all ages are more
occasioned wholly by thole deftruftive
Medicines, such as those fpecified in 1
who is agent for the Patentee, and whc
HAMILTON'S
WoYm-deftroyuig LOZENGES.
WHICH have relieved EIGHTY-FIVE
THOUSAND Persons, of all ages, with
in THREE YEARS part in various dangerous
complaints arising from worms, and from fpul
nefs or obftru&ion in the stomach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever to
f others of similar title, so commonly complained
®f, as operating with a degree of violence, fuffi
cient not only to kill worms, but sometimes to
endanger the patient's life ; on the contrary a
£ peculiar excellence of this remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution ; contains
nothing but what is perfectly innocent, and is
so mild in its operation that it cannot injure
the most delicate pregnant lady,or the tendered
, ' infant of a week old, should no worms exist in
the body; but will without pain or griping
cleat fe the stomach and bowels of whatever is
/ foul or offeniive, and thereby prevent the pro
'dupion of worms and many fatal disorders. —
They are particular], efficacious in carrying off
all gross humours and eruptions ; feverifh and
bilious complaints, and are the fafeft and mild
„ est purgative that can be used on any occasion.
/ . DESCRIPTION OF WORMS
And tbefymptoTtis by which they arc known.
Worms which infell the human body
are chiefly of four kinds, viz. The teres or large
( round worm, the afeirades, or maw worm, and
laftiy, the taenia or tape worm, so called from
its resemblance to tape, this is often many yards
long, and is full of joints; it is most hurtful &
, molt difficult to cure.
Among the Symptoms attending worms, are
disagreeable breath, especially in the morning ;
bad and corrupted gums; itching in the nose
and about the feat, convulsions and epileptic fits,
ana sometimes privation of fpecch; starting &
&f'*Tng °f the cecift in ilccp; irregular appck.
tite, sometimes loathing food, and sometimes
voracious; purging,with llimy and footed fto'ols;
j, vomiting ; large and hard belly ; pains and
;ficknefs at the stomach; pains in the head and
thighs, with lowness of spirits ; flow fever,with
small and irregular pulse ; a dry cough ; excef
, five thirQ; sometimes pale and unhealthy coun
tenance, and sometimes the fate bloated and
flatbed. Price I Dollar a box.
Dr. HAMILTON'S
) Grand Reiterative,
Ils recommended as an invaluable
medicine, for the ipe^dy relief and permanent
cure of the various complaints which result
\ from dissipated pleasures, juvenile indiscretions,
refukuce in climates unfavorable to the Coufti
eurion ; the immoderate use of tea, frequent
intoxication or any other deftru&ive intempe
rance ; the uofkilfulor excessive use of mercury
—the diseases peculiar to females ac a certain
period of life; bad laying in, &c.
And is proved by long and extenfiVe experi
ence to be absolutely unparalleled in the cure of
Nervousdiforders —Consumptions—Lowness of
spirits- Lots of appetite—lmpurity of the blood
—Hyftcrical affedions—lnward weakueffes—
violent cramps in the stomach and back—lndi
geflion — Melancholy—Gout in the stomach—
Pains in the limbs—Relaxations—lnvoluntary
emission weakneffefs Obstinate
gleets—Floor albus, or whites —lmpotency —
BarcenneG,&c. &c.
cases of extremity inherethe long prevalence
obstinacy of disease has brought on a gen
eral jmpOTcrifhment of the system, excessive de
bility of the whole frame, and a watting of the
flelh, which no nourishment or cor'dial could re
pair, a perseverance in the use of this medicine
has fofermol the most aftonilhing cures.—
(One Dollar JO Cents a bottle.)
Dr. HAMILTON'S ELIXIR.
A sovereign remedy for golds, oblli
.nate coughs, catarrhs, aAhmus, fore throats,and
approaching consumptions.
To parents who may have children afflicted
with the Hooping Cough, this difeovery is of
the firft magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
Us, checks the progress, and in a Ihort time en
tirely removes the most cruel disorder to which
children are liable. The Elixir is so perfectly
agreeable, and the dofc lb small, that no difficul
ty arises in taking it. I Dollar a bottle.
Dr. Hamilton's genuine Essence and Ex
tras of Mustard.
A fife and effectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, gout, rheumatic gout,
palsy, lumbago, numbneG, white fwellings,chil
blains, sprains, bruises, pains in the face and
Deck, &c. &c.
A great number of well authenticated cases
of cure, from almost every part of the Union,
might here be cited, did the limits of this ad
veruferuent permit. I Do! a bottle, & I do.a box.
'Dr. Hann's Antibilious PILLS.
♦The operation of these Pills is per
fe&ly mild, so as to be used with fafety,by pcr
fons in every Gtuation, and of every age.
They are excellently adopted to carry eff fu
pertiuous bile, and prevent its morbid lecre
tions; to restore and amend the appetite: tn
produce a free perspiration, and thereby prevci
jcolds, which are often of fatal conferences ; a
dose never fails to remove a cold if taken on its
fir& appearance. They are celebrated for re
moving habitual coftivenefs,ficknefs at the stom
ach and feverc head ache, and ought to be tab
;01 by $| | pcrfon,,n a charge of climate
Os ALL THE DISPOSITIONS AND HABITS WHICH LEAD TO POLITICAL
prosperity, RELIGION and MORALITY ark indispensable}
supports. IVAShi ING'ION's Legacy.(
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AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR.
$ ©nfteb States
DoiXiL] SATURDAY, JANUARY 2,1802..
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. PnnteQnd.+wbTifl^d every
Printers of the Laws &c. of the
Portsmouth
READ THIS 1i
justly observes, tl it nine-tenths of the Children that DIE, Die with complains cc
ate, it is supposed that Dr. Hamilton's WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,
idence, refeued from the jaws of Death, more than Ten Ihoufand Childe C^hin
it compose this medicine, are innocent, and may, with fafety be given to very young
e or let's troubled with worms, and many complaints incident to th- human body, are
: creatures in the Bowels. The Lozenges, with a er^t varies s os ^thcr. viable
the following advertifettient, may be had at C. PEiRCE's Bookllore, Portfraouth,
0 has the approbation of eminent Phyficiansfor vending the fame.
They have been round remarkably effica cfousWorms, Paleness, Greenfickn efs, Barrenness,
in preventing and curing disorders attendant on Defluxions on the Lungs or Joints,Rheumatifmi
long voyages, and should be procured and care-
I fully preserved for use by every teaman.
• (1 Dollar a box )
- Anodyne Elixir,
; For the cure of every kind ofHeadache.
] (I Dollar a bottle.)
Infallible Ague and Fever Drops.
> A long eulogium on the virtues of
Ithis medicine is unnecessary, it never having
: failed in a thousand case,, not one in a hundred
1 has had occasion to take more than a bottle, and
1 numbers not half a bottle. I Dollar a bottle.
THE CORDIAL
Balm of Gilead,
I S° j u j"y celebrated for the relief and cure of
Nervous Disorders, | IBilious Cases,
Female Complaints, 1 IDebility,
Wealtncffes, . Indigeftien,
Loss of Appetite, , Coughs and Colds,
Impurity of Blood, Consumption,
Head-ache, § Lowness of Spirits,
Relaxation, || &c. &c.
Prebared (only)by S. Solomon,m.d.f.r.h.s.
Os the University, and College of Pbyficians,
The Cordial Balm of Gilead is an im
mediate restorative and corroborant, a most
powerful remedy in female ohftru&ions and sup
pressions, and in cases of retention at maturity ;
also in weakness, morbid discharges, and irregu
larities about the turn of life.
Youth of either sex, who have pra&ifed a
ferret and deftruclive vice, and thereby relaxed
weakened, and debilitated the whole nervous
system, will find the Cordial Balm of Gilead the
most powerful, certain and effectual restorative.
This moli'ine potTt CTea wonderful ^ffir^ry in
all nervous disorders, fits, head-aches, weakness,
heaviness and lowness of spirits; dimness of
tight, confuted thoughts and wanderings of the
mind, vapours and melancholy, and all kinds of
hysteric complaints, gradually go offby the use
of this salubrious cordial. In sickness of the
stomach, flatulencies and obftru&ons, it is a
fafe, powerful and efficacious remedy. The
firft symptoms of its good efte&s are terehity &
Cheerfulnefe--Prise 3 dollars a bottle.
Dr. Hahn's genuine Eye- Water
A sovereign remedy for all diseases
of the eyes, whether the effc& of natural weak
ness, or of accident, speedily removing inflama
rions, deffaxidus of rheume, dullncfs, itching &
films on the eyes: never failing to cure those
maladies which frequently facceed the fmall
po±, mealies, and fevers; and wonderfully
firengthening a licak fight. Hundreds have
experienced its excellent virtues when nearly
deprived of fight. Price I Dollar a bottle.
PERSIAN LOTION.
So celebrate# among the fashionable
throughout Europe, as an invaluable cosmetic,
perfe^ly innocent and fafe, and of unparalleled
efficacy in preventing and removing blemiihcs
of the fac^ and skin of every kind, particularly
freckles, pimples, pits after small pox, inflamma
tory redness, feuffs; tetters, ring-worms, sun
burns, prickly heat, premature, wriuckles, &c.
The Pertian Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding that natural itifenfible.perfpiration,
which is essential to health, yet its effects are
speedy and permanent renderirfg the fifein deli
cately foft, and clear,improving the complexion
and restoring the bloom of youth. Never fail
ing to render an ordinary countenance beautiful
and an handsome one more so.; 1 Dollar 50ctt.
Andrew's Specific Lotion
This celebrated Lotion has received
the highest encomiums from the inhabitants of
N Vch,„Q farm many metrical characters m
Europe and this country, who having seen its
good encash do not hesitate to give it their
fanaibn. As d speedy, effectual arid fafe reme
dy, it is unrivalled and has performed cures id
this country, when Medical aid, Gowland's and
many other Lotions could give no relief.
For eruptions and impurities of the face,from
whatever cause arising—as,
Pimples, Freckles,
Blotches, Sunburns,
Ringworms, —and —
Carbuncles, ; Immoderate use of.
Brackworms, PAINTS,
It need only to be tried to convince the most
timid person of its superior efficacy in clearing
and beautifying the face—lt is warranted to be
harmleis to the tendered constitution, and inno
cent go the most delicate complexion—on the
contrary this will restore the (kin to its wonted
purenefa, and preserve it thin, foft, transparent
sod elastic.
N. B. Each bottle has a certificate signed
by the proprietor, without which it cannot be
genuine. 1 Dollar a bottle.
Dr. Anderson's or
The Famous SCOTS PILLS—So
universally known and approved by the most
eminent physicians and others of all ranks, for
their rare and fiogular virtues; and particular
ly as a very sovereign remedy against Diseases
or Pains in the Head, Stomach, or Bellies of
Men, Women, and, Children,- but efpccially a
gainfl Giddiness or megrims,alfo deafnefs, Weak
or Bleared Eyes, want of Appetite, Chokr,
IWdancholnPhlegmj^rofi and thick Humours,
Gout, Gravel, Stone Scurvy, Dropsy, Cholic or
Gripes and all obftru&ions, and rhe most cffe&u
al remedy yec known for those that arc costive,
and therefore convenient for all travellers by
sea or land. They are also known to be of ex
cellent use (one or more taken at night) before
drinking of Epsom, Tunbridge, or any other
medicinal waters. They are so accommodated
to all ages, seasons, and hours, that they are
fafely used by women with child, and decriped
old persons, summer or winter, at anytime of
the day, without regard to diet, or hindrance of*
business. Their operation is so gentle, pleasant,
and effectual that by experience they are found to
exceed any meditir- hitherto published, sects.
The Damaft LIP SALEE,
Is recommended (particularly to the
Ladles) as an elegant and pleasant preparation
for chopped and fore lips, and every bkmilh &
inconvenience occasioned by colds, fevers, &c.
speedily reAoring a beautiful rosy colour and
delicate foftoefs to the lips. Price 50 Cents.
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves theenamel
from decay, and cleanses and whitens the teeth
absorbing all that acrimonious slime and foulnefs
which fuffcred to accumulate, never fails to in
jure, and finally ruin them. Price 50 Cents.
TOGTH ACHE DROPS,
which gives immediate & lasting relief.
Price 75 Cents.
Tooth Brufoes, with sponges. 12 Cents.
Excellent CORN PLAISTER,
which is an infalliable remedy for
CORNS. Price 50 Cents.
Sovereign Ointment for the ITCH.
Which IS warranted au Infallible remedy at
one application, and may be used with the most
perfea fafety, by pregnant women, or on in
fants a week old, not containing a particle of
mercury or any dangerous ingredient whatever,
and is not accompanied with that tormenting
[mart which attends the use of other remedies.
Price ,$ Cents.
For the Cure of
VENEREAL COMPLAINTS.
THE PATENT INDIAN
Vegetable Specific.
Prepared by Dr. Leroux.
The experience of federal thonfands who
have been cured by this medicine, (a great pro
portion .of them, after the (kill of eminent Fhy
ficians has proved ineffectual) demonstrate its
efficacy in exposing the Venereal poison, how
ever deeply rooted in the confutation, and in
counteracting thole dreadful < feds which of
ten result from the improper ule of mercury.
The mildness of the Vegetable Specific is
equal to its surprising efficacy, its operation
is so gentle that it is given to Venereal patients
in a flare of pregnancy, with the utmost fafety,
and performs a cure without diftutbing the sys
tem or producing any of those difag+eeable ef
fe£ls, inferable from the common remedies.
With the medicine is given a description of
the fyn,ptoms which obtain in every stage of
the disease, with copious directions for their
treatment, so as to accomplish a perfect cure in
the Ported time, and with the lead inconveni
ence poffiple. Price 8 Dollars.
D&. HAMILTON'S Excellent
Laxitive Pills.
Price 50 Cents a box.
The above valuable Medicines are fold
in New-HampJbire, by CHARLES PEIRCE
onry; arstre isoramotan CTro*-„t v , ^^..j ->...-.-
freet, by appointment of the Patentees.
A new Edition (being the 53A) of that interring
l^ork, entitled,
A Guide to Health :
V^hich fully explains, in a concise, plain man
ner, the most simple methods of treatment, with
proper efficacious remedies for the following dis
eases, viz. Asthmas, loss of appetite, bilious
complaints; consumptions, female diseases, fits,
flatulency of wind, hypochondriac,or melancholy
complaints, indigeltion, juvenile ihdiferetious,
lownefsof Spirits, nervous diseases, fheumatifm,
ruptures, feurvy, &c. &c. % which is added,
An essay on the Venereal disease. Gleets, and
Seminal weakheffes .•- and an Address to Parents,
Tutors, and Guardians ,f Youth.
By S.SOLOMON, m. d. f. r. H. a.
Every person, young and old.lhonld purchase
this book, there being scarcely an individual who
is not interested in some part of it. In particu
lar it is recommended to young meh and boys;
as an early attention to the latter may serve to
guard them against a fatal rock on which thou
sands have split, and be the means of preferring
their bodies from disease, & also their fouls, their
minds, and all their faculties from deftru&ion.
This truly interesting work has been the labor
of many years experience and obfervaticn on the
calamitous confcquences of a secret and dellruc
tive vice, to obtain a remedy against which,
the doctor has devoted the principal part of his
life. No proprietor of boarding schools or acad
emics should be without it. (One Dollar.)
g. Sold by appointment of Dr. Solomon of Liver
pool, by CHARLES PEIRCE, Arfotb.
A Chance young Farmers.
FOR SALE AT
Public AUCTION;
On Thur/day the 23/4 January
new, at Ms. John Greenleaf's
Inn, in Ponfmouth, New-
Ham/ffire,
One fourteenth part ofthe town
M^YENSBDRGH,
A Djoining Shclbnurn, in the county
of G^ftoo. in laid State This
town lays about 80 miles on a dire& line
from Porftath, and about 60 frori. Port
land.—A road from Cooneaicut River
pafa through this town, as also that beau
tiful river Amerilcoggin.
This tract contains about 2200
acres, and will be fold in small parcels, or
altogether, as will best suit the purchaser.
, Terms of paynaeni, one third down, one
third In 12, and one third in iS months,
on giving notes, with approved endurf.rs.
A good title will be given.
ALEXANDER EWEN,
Auflioxeer.
Sale at eleven o'clock.
Portsmouth, Dec 26, iSot.
p--t—r;m^raff^t^rt TCwu*m#ramwefo
WHEREAS a Com
million of Bankruptcy founded
upon the Act of Congrefi/of the United
States, passed on the 4'h day of April
1800, irritled an Aft to eftabufh an uni
form lyftem of Bankruptcy throughout
the United States has been awarded ahd
ilfoed agrinft
NATHANIEL DODGE,
of Hamptorfalls, in the diltrid of New.
HimpQiire, Trader, and the said Nathu
-1 niel Dodge, has been declared a Bankrupt,
I be is hereby required to surrender bim-
I ico .0 <ue CummiiLuucis ro on. fa,l.;
Commotion named, or to the major parr
<rt gbem, ?t me oet of Wlx,x. 7 „„ p ~=.
KER, Esq. in Exeter, in said diftrid on
the firft day of January, on the twenty,
second day of the fame January, and on
the Eleventh day of February next, at
ten of the clock in the forenoon, of each
day, to make a difcloture and difeovery
of his estate and effeas, and in all things
conform himfelf to the direfliohs of the
laid Att, when and where his Creditors
are hereby notified, to tome prepared to
prove their debts; and at the fecood
meeting to choose an A llignce or a (lighter;
and at the last meeting, laid Bankrupt is
required to finish his examination; and
at laid last meeting, any of the Creditors
of said Bankrupt map be heard if they
fliall think fit before laid Commiffroners
againit the making or allowing of a cer
tificate to rhe judge cf laid D (lr,& to in- ,
title the laid Bankrupt to a cert ficate of
difenarge :— All perlons indebted to said
Bankrupt, are to make payment and thole
who hive any of his efT&s, are to deliver
the fame to filch persons only, as the
Commiflioners (hall ^ppoim.
OLIVER PEABODY, ) C^t-
WILLIAM PARKER, hfeu.
GIDEON LAMSON, )
Exeier, Dec. i 6, 18/I. §
NOTICE is herety given that
the Commiffionets ivm-dio a com-r
million of Bankruptcy awarded ag/inff
ALEXANDER EWEN,
of Purtfmouth, in the D ftrifr of New.
Hampshire; Fader ahd Broker, and the
Assignee of the estate of said Eq^n in,
-trim to- meet tin idle I weniy-fcventb
day of jinuary nrxr, at. ten of the clock
in the forenoon, at the CAnt-hoUfe in
said Porttfbodth, to make a dividend of,
the tllate and effects of the said Bank
ropt ; when and where the creditors who
have not abeady proved their deb's are
to tome prepared to prove the Lms, < # r
they Kill be excluded the benefit of laid
dividend.
JEREMIAH MASON, Afyee.
Pmtfaouth Dec. 2$ iSof.
NOT ICN is hereby given, (hat
DANIE! R ROGERS& hUSANNA^
Rogers, have been duly appointed Ad
ministrators of the ElLue of
MARK ROGERS;
late of poribnowh, descaled. —Ajl Per
lons having claims or demands agmiift
said t ftaie, are deliied to exhibit the fame
t<i said Adminiflrnorsj and all who are
indebted to laid Estate, t-te requited to
make immteple payment to
DANIEL R. ROGERS, or 7 Admnif.
SUSANNAH ROGERS J batons.
Pw t,mouth Dec, 26, ISOI.
Daher's Grammar,
At present so much wanted for
SCHOOLS; may be bad at th; Forts.
, drouth BGckftote;
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From tbefcN. V] Commercial Advertiser
NUMBER vh
T'o th? Prtffot of "the United Stale;.
SIR,
jufofication of your appointment of Mr.
I Bifhop,you adedge tie estimation in which he
is held in the fote,as a proof of which you enu
merate the offices he holds and has held for
many yc.ars. On this part of your answer, I
shall make a fenark, or two and correct a mis
take.,.
The offices which Mr. Bishop holds, in the
hrft place, involve no great difficulty, as the laws
of that State poit:t out the path to be pursued
with great plaipnefs. Betides, Mr. Bishop hat
held them so long, that the execution of them
so far as regards his judgment, is very eal'y, and
clerkship ne does not perform: Yet under these
advantages his age and infirmities have made hi,
friends wish him to resign them; and hr Bill
holds them, not To much because he is well qua
lified to d : fcharge the duties, as becaufe,the peo
ple of Conneaiepe have such refpeef for old
honest officers, that they never neglect them
without cogent reafans. And the annual ap
pointment cf Mr. Bdhop to the fame offices, it
a flriking.proof that the Legislature of that St«¥
is not influenced by party confederations—a di
re@ futirc on your own coadu&.
Bat, fir, in one particular, you have mistook
or misrepresented your information,or the lawyer
who gave you the information deceived you.
The account gi%iiof the Court of Commori
Fleas, which icates, that it is a " Court of high
criminal jurifiliaion, as well as civil, whereiri
most causes are decided without the righ^ of ap
peal or review," is far from being Sufficiently
Correct. The jurisdiction of that court extends
pot to ariy triminal action which is capital, nor
to adultery, divorce, or any crime, the punish
ment for .which is confinement in Newgate, ex
cept the single crime of horse dealing. Itsfnaf
jurisdiction in all personal and real actions, ex
cept on one description of bonds and notes, is
limited to the value offeventy dollars.—Equally
inaccurate and calculated to deceive, is the af
lertion that the judge of probate ' singly decides
all questions of wills, Settlements or estates," &c 4
tto c-A LA a-.;0. n io toxf-tr# t<<4vw vrtrooont
of a. cent; an appeal being allowed in every case.
The next passage in your aufwer which I
fliall notice, is remarkable for your logic —I call
it yours, for I know of 110 other writer who has
attempted to use it. “It is objected that Mb.
Bishop is 77 years of age, but at a more advanc
ed age, our Franklin was the ornament of hit
man nature"—And if he had been blind,
deaf, and dumb, he might have adorned human
nature by his virtues; but what has this to do
wiph his fitnefs for a particular office ? We may
just as well fay; tlUt Gen. Washington, at the
age of 50, was a. great military commander ;
therefore Mr. J fferfon at a more advanced age,
is a great Gatefnau ! But such contemptible
logic,, for it deforces no better name, shall no
longer employ my pen.,
In the fubfrqueut paffsges you hint at what
is known, to be the fact, that the appointment
of hooeft Samuel Bishop to the office of collec
tor, was intended principally to favour his fori
Abraham—who is so much difpifed by his fel
low-citizens, that even his and your friend, durst
not ditedlly give him the plate. And this fub
terfugc is, of all the mean tricks,of your party,
bee ofghe Soft dishonorable to yourfelf ahd de
grading to the administration.— A Chief Ma
gistrate not daring to avow his real design!
I now proceed to consider, Sir, the great point
which was the principal object of this address —
the principles you have avowed in the diltribu
tion of offices. On this point, I shall given
greater latitude of my remarks; because the
principles are iv in the admiftratitin of govern
ment —subversive of al! juftice—inconfittent
with your own views as well as with thof eof
four oppofers—^deftruaive of the freedom of
fuffrage—and will uh mately prove fatal to the
government. This discussion is the more be
cefliary, as the remote but certain confequetices
cf the principle fcem to have been little attended
tb. ..
The p&gee inwticb ran have f+pjamej
your principles are as follow. " When it is
considered that during the late administration.
,those who were not cf a particular y&fl of politics
were excluded from ^ll office ; when by a steady
pursuit of this meafare, neatly the whole offices
of the United, States, were monopolized by
that feft; when the public feritimett at
length declared icfelf, and burst open the doors
of honor and confidence to those whefe opinicu
the) more approved, was it to be imagined that
this monopoly of office was dill to be continued
in the hands of the minority ? Dors it violate
their equal rights to aflert some rights in the
majority also ?" —“ If the will of the nation,
manifefted by their various elections calls for an
adminiftfation of government, according with
the opinions of those clewed ; if for the fulfil
ment of that will, difplatements are neceifary,
with whom can they so justly begin as with
persons appointed in the lad moments of an ad
ministration, not for its own aid, but to begin a
career, at the fame time with their fuccefrs, by
whom they had never been appointed, and who
could scarcely exped from them a cordial co
operation. Mr. Goodrich was one of rhefe.
Was it proper for him to place himfelf in office,
without knowing whether those whose agent he
was to be,could have confidence in his agency?"
" If a due participation of office is a matter of
. fight,how are vacancies to be obtained ? There
by death are few, by resignation nbtrG Can any
other mode than by removal be proposed ?
This is a painful office— but it is made my duty,
andt meet it a, fuch."—“ f lament fincerel,
that uncffential differences in opinion should
have ten deemed efficient tp interdict half
the society from the ri^bt andblfop °fFfTV,