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20 the Nervous, We =, De'i,ilated, p
dcotaty, ard Cenunpiye,
Is gECoMMANOgD
The celebrated Botanical Tea,
INSTEAD OF FOREIGN TEA.

Til, Tea Z, uriyeElly approved Off
Preference 10 Fotci2u Tea, 2slhc uio1 plea
iaa', wholelome, cpiivening, invieorsting
ADD powerful Y-lor7,iYc ever adopted, 10.
pehon' of al ages bst par,icuIor.y thore Of
be above dcieripion; as il vill niaH:bl,
.tlso}'aso, and eventually repair a 6ao con l..
Riudou,
Il IS taken FOR brsskGA iDfead Of f5r.iyn
,e7, and a. ous Gra sli,rsnt in lhe mDrni1s
5 eeh6ued % -ectur the waite az che body
rom i.le "iehi' ibi,ua5le peipi- stion. If, =,
ven KNOWN and an uporau, l4a which
7ngnt 0be borne oniae mind of every one.
'h-i ioscgn ,cys arc ia7Jeelsieto fncn Lgr
F9is', IS aii vii allow it u3aefyes ana
Fe,ts ihe iunfaoce If tbe io,ids- rhi,u1
't'''e 's proi-la1oadg apg-0v>4ssa isin,s.
r ''d not'ib'os d'ei, oil a. . a.on.ine apd
'i.s;aooA bcyossa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
The Cordial Restorative Bal
fam


L reco nnendei rs I Nsd;cihe Of iDecifc
and aupltre .sl=l virtues ioc he Immediate
g=vcf alI Up scy and permanent caye Of the
s1ove diord1rs, hasi12 Rood .isi Of MANY
Iuc-sisiul yea s, agriH2 wi;-1 period naay
thadanIs 1l hJ,d .e&o5 nave Been rcito ed
4rln .ls o.Lk OF the grave,
i.i.3 St,i-.u is ydfiioulariy si9D'ed 70 weak
F=.nale CclIita icns, as well as 70 phicgc,a
fjc oraiJs ia general; il al. powerfully ss =
g.r,iDr, Coz SG'y % fne gs,k ltomsc;s, but
60 ib4 .3ho!c Icsv ous fgtcn; cores vi .
tlared sppetue and diselliau ,u ,lr nr,t pac
{sE7s, AN aij2s @oo--fiui!y ia recovering
in-IoIe % the eruary sai zraitsi o-aaus.-
EEsace IS efficacy IA she moA JD8l,ate ie
re.its in ygOHsH; aad hence q " u cont,i
bake no.e iat-.y, iurs'y anc h1a5uao!y
W. IDS cJnjdsa. HsPo'aeI5,ihan any -! taol.
ire.d.ul, dia1oiCai coEpoj ions = INCH sc
4 M a.euly sdrniiG-,.d 10 The unwafy
1t is eUnsitiy recon aendeI % tnois w..
dee, who rom repeated snj GENERALIZATION
a.e ahilaed ,yilh wsakus'iss md iuh-nilss
ia wni-a cafe, 70 i highy uisiul, Arepzthen
ia. a the fame time tHe Nom4ch, me back
taa weakened organs, and tie Wuaie C0ndi
futon.
guof,, Who ~ advanced lie, lselth con.
;-ercacs. Of you.h tu. excsis, or unior,una G
yoa,a, wHo days brought Gu themely- p
runcrJus s-,u oi evils, VA 10y t.e ule OF
lI.s Iaa tlerialycs rea5red b health ago
ul5l-ta, ard a.I rvs melancholy ly upton.s
removed, Which are ihe general cd.cts OF
fl-A eau'o1,
F.r whistle, the fyGon has received
a,o,S, .ld. h. dcbiinacd from imprudeacie5
c.ias euiJn 10 the earliea part Of lie, Or +,
uu. ulc.r tie advance o! year7, few do
ID. % ,as Medicine vii afford Immediate
GaJr-7cs or returning tsslth aud Arsrg b.
~ +, ing 'nns 10 the muicular !yGts, sns
organs o! l'se.sicl, aud by reaofatrg The
w5o.. copditui.oH.
10 they lag J., wi.l afford laRing health,
ar-o..h s1i iIil.t5l To- place OF lactuIe and
dela.y; sli 10 ih, 'gea and iuGrui, {. vii.
rr4.-I. IL i1uifl great re.ei aud CUmio,t. bv
gently and 'aieiy inyigorstng the fyRon ;
Il w.lno give iDooustiys but if it bs On
!ac UoFsr G: Medicine 10 g.ld the autumn OF
dccmin5 years ADD calmly and fc,e1sly pro
tyaA Tie q sc OF iIfe btyondi.s narrow lp7n.
;Is Rc10ruisc "a caPlblc Of snsaiuG ,haI
g-.n1ds dr7tru.
Contributions rs'aEed, seak or jecaycd
In men ar w0ner, are urdsr the iWm.das
iaaucnsc % sA.8 E-1orsivc.
Old coughs, Gooa rs.oisysd, add ipsel3s
sarsd. PJvsny Of b!oo5 and eai-1.a..a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08

IT. ouiy Medicine IN the World, tha-
Cures he mott lng.;rfa'e ITCH IN four
hours.
Tie Ge2.4i.se PGIe4t Sc0sch 0int-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
VIOLA TILE TINCTURE

Tbs moA eii -ec'ous remedy ever dilcoy
.efel icr ,ha. form cling pam. Il IS an
enneliai. ard Y-snanons relief IA the mott
1oirn, ,aicS; contains unthing but " hat is
-erl,lry lnnocent, sed may witii ia'ciy be
ip9iad 10 p,rguan, women OF to children,
Pace SO ceiis,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08
Foa TIE CURE OF coRNs.

MiaN.5le German Coya Plaster.
Tbs P,1iteT be nvsntiorof (2eIuisu
+ay .;c:an, WHO adfniGbe,ed it in Geidisn}
WIKI he srea;.ti iuccsis) IS iDialiibie fc, ibs
Cure Of C0rrs; L viii .if:9us.,y eradicate
than, Roc, anj 2r7nch, in ihotc line,
f'eyafsd and faid 81 Or Csurch, 1t Iii.
GhPsaiafy, NsaiiEg toD-S;fet;. iJcN Yo,k
PialPies, 8.Arhes, 'Ie.lets, Rio. ~ ofm
Nfeckles, odn3 dras, Shingles anl the Prick.
ly~hea', @fe thettuaiiy and lpcstily cured,
" the application o..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08

ro7 Pie rao,ne.s, Suly, Expedition, EaIs
soa Ce,Js.r}, Is Infinitely .ap>riol 10 al,
Cti=r Medicine lo- .h- care OF The i.ch. l.
Is 10 certain IN It's o-.7e,:Dn. tia. ha, never
fa:lca iG any o.c u taac- Whatever, OF Ell
{sru.iiy cu,iIs ,hsr do9gtssa * ii.Ocder IN
-four hoer, 81 &c apgA.,-.3n oay, thoUgh
agSi5a 20 usuy thouisIGs ~ England, Scot.
aud and Ireland. u d,.5 aot cOnaiu the
.elit y5ttic,e & n1c-cu7, ice The aid vii,
~. my ,e ,p,ls @.th ne grsasst ,aiey
On .a. mott de,i-ase Lady during heE prog
nancy; or yte ;eHJefea inian..
The Fropfi.icr IS 60 certain OF us inlaIii
Lii-y, that he engage 20 retu'n the moosj
20 any p=riou OF Eo.a Il dce- 40, perform
car= in .Uu. hoa.s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-08-08

FOR sAIa;
Z Y'N3 On James R yer.
IT II 10, fcur miles rom
Sf@s.sisi.spG I..ca.acHd, Containing 300 .
Sc = cE-s; IL ID +. III .IUllersI = H.
- - : u re- oak. snl hickory, aoou
- = 500 acres c! IL is iiaa a.sdov
.acd, as nce az Il III: a.lc,
p1e.e OF Prc gciag upwards CfIoD ton OF
nay annually Fr EiSTk Z, SXciuGys Of a grea.
'"hic.eHcY 10 iut pos, \ Large q ck; ABOUT
90 acree IS ncw IN lie tm.thY. On ltis
Farm IS s. TWO sTORY DWELLING
HoUss, ~ith I've rooms and /. commotiou
pahaBe - by 80 Z lcas1, imOGr-houfe al.
Diher houiea ne-enafy for iaci.!v. her,
{, &!io = o vesy arc barn 70 icst lluage
me lover toJ uals- % asa Win loac up
"aFos Vi IG iest h.eb, which &iii CONAN 40
waTdd oi go had I c4tJs, " ia pIest c -
eeEisnce near EMS ba. =, :. lrataed hon.
u iset tqnrc, ailh two N2d3 aese a.,
.-Iee vaida5is apple u.c..sds. DcAh 90
Chards syitu . Vafitly 81 D.pei f-uit5 egas4
~ an7 e hmeriCs.-- The ~. We - "a ma,
re 1910 "a tGe wna &c ~ aiv.asd IN two Of .cc
4Giei c@cu'-- One ;.;.d 81 lac Cuscha(e mo-
hey ~ nc sequred dotsa, tae other !yys.
'hfiis ne pu'eitsfcr .hsi nave three 90.
cteost on paying a.eTsr. cf s r-y cent. "A
P ciume - lsdaG Wiil puIcLale zi,houi
sisw z ms pTrnaies : nase 500 been 10 par
,.cniar H my deicri. tious a. this y7iuabis
ipu admire q aud 'tH i5 M f1ld befne
-He 10 SsPt. ne8t n paya,e i4e, II WI De
lad CT 90 son a-r, !Jtl, 20 fua Ghe uuch<..
ieTs, 40 a7 eacn los To- nave a fufic.en oglu.
tF q in6e5 g. iugrat q. On the TN
day, "Hl u. ioid &" ne h.gheit bi, dlr, Of
q .above ia.o, THIRTY TWO prime a We
y mining ben W0DeD ard cb!ldtco, at
ne 6ock, of h1rfess oatus ,hcep, with m,
crops % c 81, ~hca, oat5 hay, variety OF
nodhouid 30 ntu.c, snu cOacnee simcG
.ew. The above a'ticies TO o. IA fo, .sg,
My, Tsoe 0ho have c ain5 saisa c.s A..
chlsd g. bans them 10 sBd aiI ,hcE. Wbc
&C indebted - me, .O maEs psyuep,.
s5 1 ilaii cut cgciy account, oOIs, &. e.. IN al,
Ht0iusy'o hand u Ter paids
Da1iet L. HyLtm.
J1re z9, 1890.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
OppreGion FRI routed the A.

Opprefion FRI routed the A
mericsn people to contecd againlt
Britilh tyranny; it is opprcNion
illil that will have the fame effect,
and produce the fame energy in the
public opinion. The revival Of
public fpiri5, the political reanima-
tion which is exhibited in feveral
itates, eyinc~s nor only a lronq
and native attachment to liberty.
but alto that corrupt meaiures and
.urjuit laws, heavy taxes and uleleis
exPsntes, have had, and mua con-
tinue to have apowerful influence
IN calling u? that republican fpirit
which Influenced our countrymen
in the ltruggle with Britain.
The ftate liz the Union which
has been mott miaed will foon be-
come the mott active in the caure
OF democracy. impoGtions. de-
ception, and uniutt burthens. are
powerful arguments; thev ieize up
on the feeling and the parfes ofthe
people, awaken their republican vi
glance, and produce q general in
fiuencein the political opinions and
dcciions of iociety.
If the channels of public infor-
nation at the prefent moment are
delsfving Of any credit, or If she
molly contradictions contained in
thoie diverli6ed channels, can form
the ground of ultimate deciGon OF
rhe bonet poli'iciao, ,h-.e IS every
realon to believe thar the force of
republican fentiments is about to
diRufe through the American peo-
pie new life and joy, by the election
OF ieffeflQn to the Office of chief
lnaGiitrate---a man whole talents
and virtues have uniformly been
exerted Tor rhe liberties Of the
world.
(Amcrican Citizen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17


tie s-h 7r' &c o BE 8,i,Hi tr-,tr (.- IN. fur
( ,hs-ance Of isfies cannot with al iss pauauou,
/ o- pa.'abls 20 cur citizens.
2a the tu5j. : * tae certtie',es from ,!s town
I with 70 make lev obfervl,iras.
The geutieu,en who wrote th,ie certificate. sre
'beiieve, men - ccrlnon hone,y thcy arc 20 re-
pitea here bu, azure yor-l-,f they n rasty ,ri
IN the 1ris place. the records ct ti,is town ,-sre
burnt wish the town N the une ii the Ian war.
L Is re- dli''-Gl, 20 fupp0'e 4 man nix1, forget
the record ~ the pcrion whom lie conid 40, have
lHough twenty Years whco me re.ord, -, here
his name uSit iie>t been rolir-d haa heen d,,-
ccd TO aie for th,t length os me an lcf, i. ,hs
di'hcrity ~ coac,ivug that ~ might nc born, bu,
rever recorded There is M in ofi,ilt ~ nor in,.
probability thst i've belonged to 20 ob(cure family
thcH ieareey known. aai now, ton, Guce iorrot
ten Our iele6k men have ecrtiiisd thai The. never
knew rcrion by tha name reIiiag IN th,s ,,,,,n
Tor any length OF time, but -hev now aeSnc yvleds.
per'on by tire name Robbins, o.cs laDourgS
iou-Vhere in ,hls eighbourhood, whole ape yvooi
rot a'tog ,hes diiagrse with thar o, Jonathan Rob
hns, the p'raie.--But the following f, an irobo-.
ant and al aaenihing raa, , iacl which nonnlur.
ed many OF our serJders, and nhich was related
u NE by one Of the pun,ber-
On making enquiry after the reesipt OF the e.
crct3ry' rgq-ea, they found thas 2erfon e the
naine Of Robins was then r.iiiua il the 57iiDda
ries OF New York fate sut oear thole OF thisto,,
Tbs psr!op Dizzy viit;i, su. tie info iaa,ion ,hsv
o6tamsd WAS, th4y be once sad hrorher-5y the
name OF Jonathan Robbins that d. had ben ,b.
lent ion- years, ard he conclnd.d dead. as he IA
not heard from him for great L.-g,h Il ti.o.
thar ne believed K his brother yas aye, he WAS =
bout shir'y three gear, old.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
Fo, ,he VIRGINIA ARGUS.
GREAT NEWSt

The Wellington Federaliit. Of Saturday
the it'h curr,1., anbouncsa in the mot 40
Jei notes e fouow, ina, be iegidarme OF
M7TYiani evpeaed To have sn Auti-federsl
'osjority % f-YeTe rs7,brr1! This news ray
be eonhdersd "a the ciench'ng nail that is TO
ieearc the elcefion Of Mr.. Jeif:rion Ma
ryland was the moit doubtful in her prioc,.-
pies of any Aae in the Union upon this tide
OF New England. This aeIniG,ion muf Of
itteif decide he approaching con ea and
indeed Jack Stewart has confeiIcd as much.
BrGD2!
RieSs'asi jail, T5s,ti4y, r5f', on. 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
COW.pnv


E-''raF If a lrls- fyog, Dir. Lssnm or lar.
de'' 70 . j'isal in Bgasa. datea ,4ug. ? 20.
1890.
" The gr,a'ea revolu.iou o. .he prcfsnf
'ay' IA orr department. ia the inocols,ion
NJ the Cow Por, which fpreads rluidlv
throughout Europe we haye had about
20 oco lsccelsful cafes, wirhoutany fa.s'i,r.
and IN 5000 ,r,a!s, ,yl-re tte common
Srn2'i Pos haa becn sPpiea .i,-y She yz-sis-
,nocuiatioo, not one has eai-en thr dilc,l~
10 that the charsacr Of The Coz. Pox. = n
firmly elisb,ihed here. az uua foon aua;-
hiiate The old iaoculatioh. r rrcma : qio-
nous reflection, on the PcaGeFva5iou of bu-
man victims. Pefhspo in London alose
5000 die annually Of rh- SarsR pa-. Ina.
CINE how n1auy muf BE- fayed to the CON-
mnn'fy in half CENTURY, If NC calculate
thcie arnually a1d the ruccefiye gensrs,i-
one retnlting from them Suficien, 70 re-
'aaedy The carnage en'ailed aPon mankind By
ne lnh, ambition and folly Of war''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

MIR Samuel Plsafanis' " Trienl and Sub.
icr'ber," who was the author Of be publ
CARTON in his paper Of the 7tb inf. rerne6.
ing the marriage Of Mr. Nathaniel SeId-n.
20 Miis Catha,ioe Macon, both Of Powbs
tan. wili be taught when TO trN The .ra-h IN
future, by making hin,leii known to the fu5.
(criber, ia Powhatsn.
WILLIHM IFGSELET.
I4b O7oJsy, 500.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
RICHMOND:

Fridey, Odober 17,I8oo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

iIrei5 toesr =f'g:- s;si.v.ss. -.. ...,~.>.
'ng envoys 30 DC Rorthsrn cous,, % -sr-d
re Irog'c!s Of i fcheac. big with ,hc fate
Of brils'o, and e fel'ei,s'ins 10 the o,he-
powers az EGro2e, aod evea;asHy 20 deeply
inIersiing 30 the U8i,cd States,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
From tie San 2fLi5s'y er Asgga 20.
DANBURY, Augua IS, ieoo.
TOTHE pUBy5C

Since writing my obierTa,oaa con,a:red in 2 le,,
ter 90 the Editor Of the Aurora, dared the N and
Fepuoh'ncd IN nay paper No, 3 land ,he sidrers
to the gentlemen 81 the town of UsnSrrv. ,-sr
naSned tse Certificate, Concerning ,ouataar Pob
oioS' nave become convinced, iEorn iuriher ex,
,,'',it.'o OF the inajets thu: the fad, jonathan
N2noins was NOT native Of IBIS town, mr. ,,,g
r.haed here nj that the gentnien who e. --r
tuned we've not only honeG end candid IN g;yin.,
'"Tn ee-t'at1te, But certified the trr5b The liza
fu"A'a ,ols "a tie sforelsid payers mae therefor.
De eeniidered - erroneous and incotssq.
nay i"seotion il pnbl.Giing the ohlsTga.;ens l.,
che aio'eiaid papers were not 10 ref 2 on tb. eh,
.ll'sf' o. thoie gentlemen who eertilics bu, the
"''e' tharSia contained originated lrou.
Samuel. MORSE.
Tho'e Printers n The Co.ted stare. ,,h, n, ".
l , ne a''reiaid publications are regseGcl TO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
Extra6 Ga letter 70 the EDITOR Of ,he Aurora sav
ted Danbury, June 10, $500.

'rThe p,orle Of thcfe eaten natc-. have lslt a
h'eh degree q rcien.n-nt ~ oUr in;sFic5 from
Fence Elisha a',iuily been inpr ve5 10 GALL
OF ,5eir attention from the high handed and OPP
preiIivc c1'urc5 ~ homo.
rSubu.iTiou 10 France. g" has been std Up az The
truitquence Of every lenfncnt, win, o- mcclure
Witch vasret cr,aly conforrsolo 70 pa.Ii %. 5bs-
ncs. g non reliance. oriu their own language,
rp.icit corffCnce - our rulers '---Tb,s gr, -
political bug bear had Tor 2 time The effccf attend
al, ani TIC Scd'ion .iid Alien laws together With
Roger Grif,old's foo5ih bin fecuring the Execu
tive powor from being olo,Dsd. wcfc al fubni,ted
20, a. g1srdiue azliu0 Fr,neh cncfo,chuen,s a.
nse'irg 'hc manner q French warfare" and
cowt--frg her IN her own ground"
Hu, 'al novelty ari fbe dcccptira have p7G-d
away oEr ci.z,ns ieel the weight of the one, and
h.hc.i orh indignation re eeHisqucncc 90 tne o..
the', md u ToH cafes tha. con srie. tie fp,ility
o.. fie third and fec and ackno We'd e the iului,e
Of VI.
fhe principle Of the forlorn hope Of the anglo.
'ct"r1lR, Mr po's's election tili are NOT fuh,i-
atty Known 90 -.ceiyc the dsninsfiou they iuaIy
ie.fgc. and @h.ch they wiz ever rfceiv- lrome
very Ycrion ~ generation snd honeiiy, Who i no.
on 4dgocae iof Glyesy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
(Amcrican CifiGen. J

The Ame7icsn envoys were at Paris, CT
the iz'h OF Augua and me LAT report in
London. priviou' 10 the Galen's departure,
wac, that the negotiation was renewed !,
and It was 70 Gar believed az 10 have Affected
The premiuma for infurauce on American
veHels. tBggoa Me,ury J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

Fi0m TIE Hdbiegiop fCity} Fedc-al-
~ Of the NIB ia?.
The result Of the late Fle4ion,
in this ryfederaI Stafs, is at length
aCcertaired With iua6cicnt prcciGon,
- authorize the An.;feleraGits to
Count upon a legislative majority of
flOElvs on their ije.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17

The following letter 70 the Editor of the Auro-
"a. de'sd Danbury, IJne 80. we publiG5ed lone
time go IL appears 70 have been written by enc
Samuel Morfs Of tina, place, whole recsnta.ioo
greoahiY 10 rcqVcA. we nor fubioin When
man volunteers the publication of cirlunhances
"d'eh ne ayers 70 be IaT- oi .mportsncC to foeie.
~ Is prs'uolsaie 'ha; bis reputation is rlcdged
Tor the truth Of his relation but when he alter
wards publicly oonuadi9s his own loemn. une-
q1ivoeal fstemen', les credit, perhaps may be al,
'ache1 70 his dsGi8l, which r,ay have been the ef
feet Of threat or TerfuaGon, that TO his drG dsca-
ration. 70 obtain which no improper inGuense had
been ezerted.
But it Is ~oTthv o3re1,arf that the moi impor-
iant fad 1ased in the frC ctter. OF the reiidence
Of one Robins in New York f,lte, aery TIE 5s,g3.
ria Of Daajary IS not eontradi6ted in the feeopd.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-13
MONDAY, JANUARY Il, 1900.

poo himfelf and ambaaadors, that he went
every day TO their apartments and ienained
with them until late at night. and that nene of
his own people knew the pnrport of the treaty,
until it had been actually concluded.
+" The fnbiequent arrival of the ambanadors
at the Iile de France, the proclamation of
nj. Malartie, the conduit of Tippoo Sultaun,
the internal evidence of the treaty, and, above
all, the channel through which this intelligence
was obtained, has left no doubt of the authen.
ITCHY oft.
!" Immediately after the departure of the
ambahadors, Tippoo began to prepare for the
reception of the French troops, by collecting
very large fuppies of grain, cattle and ihsep
along the Malabar coat, in the neighborhood,
ard by erseling barracks in the neighborhood
of Seringapatsm, at place called Calapoor
/" The intelligence was accompanied by re.
marks on the ablurdity of Tippoo's conduit,
and upon the inevitable ruin Of bis government
by an alliance of this extent with France; the
writer however, was confident againff the plli-
mate iuceefs of the arrangement, becaufe it was
as he fays, " the work OF feol, who inllead
of attending to the affairs of Gate, and to his
permanent intereits, was difpcnling longevity
to his iayerites, and curing the fek by the Init
of his eounfenanee." The Intelligence was.
however, written with view that il ihould, If
poifbe, be communicated 10 the Englilh, who
by timely interference might be expected to
prevent The final fubveriion of the Hindoo in
te' elts in Myfo,e, which was anticipated as the
inevitable ceniequsnce of the French treaty.
II IS remarkable that the writer Of this paper,
ipeaking of Tippoo's pcrfecution, calls him a
Rachas even among Muilelnauns."
There were iome other particulars which
! received from verbal communications and ex-
plantations, and which at this dinance OF TIME
| cannot recolled. having dsaroyed all the
notes which made at the time. The abstratf
of the treaty is taken from the original letter,
which have fortunately preieryed, and Which
is known to be authentic.
N. h. " The Rachafes are rcpreiented by the
Hindoos as demons or evil fpiits, with great
power, who tylannized ever the world, 70 the
great annoyancs Of religion and virtue; The
iacred poem, called the Rayma.an, is an incar-
nation of The gojhead for the purpcfe of def
rosing Ravan, RacLas, who had ellabliihei
himfelf in Ceylon."
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FOR THIS cAzkTrs.
PART or AN EUL0C1-, ON
GENERAL WASHINGTON.

HsRily somp.tidOn be fri nfsus Of BIZ Dratb--,aud
d-iipnsdJetors TIE iababitanfs Of Freronf.
y Is grandfather, according to Dr.. Mon Sc,
Il u who hatn carefully collected his early
hiilory, migrated to this country, in i6s7.-
he was born on the nth of February, I5,z
His father had miny children, for whom he
provided a private tutor by whom our hero
was taught the rudiments of the Engliih and
Latin, and fome of the arts and licences. We
know little of his youth al this diifance, only
that he was eudious, and of fnch promiling
hopes, that he was appointed midhipman 10
the royal navy. at the tender age of fifteen !;
hive years after his fathers death. But to .ra-
fifty his mother for he was always domsitic in
his affettions) he declined this appointment
But before the age of nineteen, he was RATED
to the rank of MAJOR in the aaff Of Tt. Cover
nor Durwiddie, then commander in chief Of
Virginia; and at the age OF twsntysone, he was
employed by the Governor in a delicate and
difficult ftryice, the execution Of which proves
that wildom is not always confined to grey
hairs. The French were advancing a military
| force from Canada, and eitablilhing potts from
! the Lakes acrols the wilderness, down by the
Alegany on 10 the Ohio, TO dilpohels US of
$3.50 H'- S"uNbJ We WSlc OexUttng tlcu 10
f.t.e. The Indians were fet upon our fet,lcrs
and traders, many of whom they murdered or
carried off, and the grcatea alarms were fpread
in the colonies adjacent. Cur young hero was
feleaed as belt qualified to penetrate this vaft
wilderness for many hundred miles. to difcover
the dciigns, the arength and ftualion of the
enemy---to conciliate the Indians, and to warn
| the French commanders to retire. Ard this
dangerous journey Of fone months was under.
taken, IuIt as a Rormy winter was letting in
have NOV time TO follow him through the inares
and perils he elcape1 81, milton, that was to
Preiervc the peace or ipread a war into 70 many
parts of the globe. His journal of it, was read
| with anxiety and admiration at the time will
only ielea fpecimen. Having on his return
worn down his horfes and Indian guides. he
encountered the wilderness on foot, with his
pack and gun, with only one companion, ,hso'
flow and rain, one or the other of which tell
every other day for half month Hottie In
dams were placed to intercept his return, to
| give information of their preparations. But
our travellers kept 70 wide off the path, where
| hey had reaion TO fear, that one Indian only
| bad an opportunity to fire on them and while
they might be yet purified, they came to river,
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alfo been aGadina;ed he was not beloved BY
the troops, be'ng oppoled to the evacuation Of
Egypt.
AMSTERDAM, SEPT. g.
The conclufon Of Peace is very dubious,
on account Of the propofals made by the French
To The Imperial Court, which We :hink cannot
be accepted viz.
lit. The Emperor IS to keep what was gran
ted him by the peace of Campo Formio; Man
tua, however to be dnmanted.
I'd. Saltzburgh, Berchtolfgaden and POfau
fhould be given up to the Emperor.
3. The Emperor lhould not interfere in the
affairs Of Sal dina, Rome and Naples.
4th. The countries from the ight bank Of
the Danube, and The left of the Her, up to the
fource, Of the Danube, TO make part Of the Hell
veto Republic, in future.
9Th. Germany to adopt new and ntire Con-
fitutiou-
Oh The ecclefaRical Rates to Be reformed
Thefe propofals were rejected by the houle of
Auhria and hopes Of peace have disappeared.
VERONA, AUG. II,
The Aunrians work with The greatelt atiiduity
in terrifying Mantua. The garrfon is to be
fupplisd with Provifions for feveral years, and
NN@' liICdbS HplO1SA ~ ANbNSi ~ 0iNOllHbSi-
able, The fame is 10 be done with the citadel
Of Ferrara.
BERNIE. SEPT. z.
By virtue of an order from the Directory,
one man from every 100 native citizens, is to
be levied, completely equipped, at their expence !;
and ready for the field at the end Of Odober.
HELsINGUER, SEPT 9.
The day before yeiterday, Adm Dekon,
with feet Of merchantmen, parted from
hence. He laluted Cronenburg with y guns.
It is fad he IS to proceed on another expedition,
in conjunction with feet, which had been leen
10 the found.
A proclamation has been ilued BY the proper
Turkh officer to repel the charge of directing
the afadioation Of Gen. Kleber-and i; is faid
proves the abiurdity Of the allegation.