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&c
he fhali be acquitted In the draught
Of a contribution which was prepared by
Mr.. Jefferlon, to be iubmittcd to con-
vention intended to be called by the fate
OF Virginia in 1853, are the following ex-
preliions 6 Printing preIes ihall be fub-
Jeet to no other rearainss than to liableneis
tor falie facts printed and publifhed." 1t
Will be recoile6ted that at the time of the
ratification OF the federal contribution, MIR.
Jeferion was our minii}er in France: on
being Informed of its ratification, in let
ter 10 his corrcipondcnt here, dated Paris,
July 81, 1888, after expecting his {atis-
faction at the event, he proceeds to give
his opinion in favor of adding 20 the con-
iti,utiona bill Of rights, and amongit
Others, Ct aipulating for the freedom OF
the rrets. In this letter are contained
tleie expeditions s. A declaration that the
tcderal government will never refrain the
prehes ircsn printing what they pleaie will
not take away the liability Of printers for
take fatts printed. The declaration that
religious faith fhali &c u,punifhed does not
give IMMUNITY to criminal acts, dictated by
religious error" After the third amend
nscnt before mentioned, in relation to
the prels, was propofed to be added to
the contribution, and fent by his cor
reipondent TO Mr.. Jefsrion, in a let
ter dated Paris, Augut IS, 1880, MIR.
Jefferion fays, !" like it as far as il
goes, but ! fhould be for going fur
Their, for inieance, the following alterations
and additions would nave pleaied me. Ar
ticlc 4. The people fhall not be depriv
ed Of their right to treak, to write, oro-
therwi lie rubiilh any thing but faifc facts,
affecting injuriouiy tie life, liberty, pro-
perty or reputation of others, or affecting
the peace OF the confederscy with foreign
nations" Here Mr.. Nicholas interrupt
ed Mr.. Dennis, by alking him the title Of
the book, from which he read the above ex-
tracts. Mr.. Dennis replied, that the
book which lie held in bis hand, was a COL
lection Of tie publications On the alien and
fedition law, and that the above extracts
were taken from one OF the pamphlets com
pofng the collection, publiihed at Rich
mond, N 1898. That with reipcct to tbs
authenticity of the extracts he, Mir. Den
MS, had compared them with the publica-
ton Of MIR. Jefferion's letters, which ap-
peared in Feneau's Gazette, in 1891, ard
which were then Nablifhed by Mr.. Jefer-
ton's friend, in order to vindicate him "a
ga:na charges Of hoaility to the federal
government, and he knew them TO be cor
rect. Mr. Dennis then Proceeded-fuch,
MIR. Chairman, are the opinions of thefe
learned jurias of thefe enlightened expoG-
tors ofpolitical law-very different indeed
from this new doctrine, that it is impcf-
hble to refrain the licentioufDe1s, without
dearoying the liberty of the prefs. -
Thefe gentlemen have every where DIFF
crimiminated between them and Mr.. JEFF
ferfon's letters, admit all that is contend
ed for by US. They clearly admit, that
before the amendment was fuperadded to
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E)qulre.
SIR,
THE democrats threaten if you are
not eleGfed PRECEDENT, a dilloiut on of
the Union. trui1 the friends 10 the 60
vcrnment will be firm and not be driven
from the high and frong ground on which
they fand- they protefs, and act accord
ingIy, to be friends to the administrations
of Warrington ard Adams-they with to
purfuc fiich a fyfena as will efe6taally pro-
tea cur commerce. You have been held
up as irlimical to the administration Of our
government, and particularly to that part
of it which has hitherto projected our COM
rnerce. If your non election is to prove
fatal to Our Unicn-you can ward eff the
blow by declaring whether yon gre friend
or an enemy to that fyiten which has bsen
adopted for the protection of cur CONNER
cial intereis-whether you approve or
difapprove Of the administration Of the 60
vernment--pointirg out wherein you ap-
prove and wherein you centure.
1fyou are the virtuous patriot you are
Represented 10 DC, dllu WIN 10 PIcicTVc tGe
Union, the diiiolution of which your
friends threaten if you are not elected, you
furely cannot hefitate moment to unfold
TO the people, in candid manner, your
real political opinions.
Unlefs the friends to the government,
in the Houfe of Representatives., are ia
tis6ed that you do not hold the opinions
which have been attributed to you, and
that you will not conduit the government
according to thofe principles which they
hold to be deffrucsive of the cxifence Of
government, they cannot confident with
their duty, content to give you their
votes for PRECEDENT.
If American liberty and happiness de-
Ponds upon the avowal Of your opinion
as friend to America las virtuous man,
you are called on by all America TO make
this avowal--flence on your part, will
and can only be conGdered as determine
ton to radically change that fyfem Of adj
miniarafion which has been purified for
twelve years.
II Fai,ud to TIE liner.
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diency, as Of the conviction, thatit would
be powerful weapon in the. hands Of a
party, whereby to combat their political
opponents.
ITO be cout;uued.
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Alexandyla Aaveytlsey.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~.

The Northern Mail had not ar
'lved 1vhep this PAPER zvas put to
prss.
By gentleman who left the City Of
Warrington this morning, we learn that
the ballots for PRECEDENT, in the Iiouic of
Representatives, lai5 evening remained 8
States for MIR. Jefcrion, 6 Tor MIR. Burr,
and divided.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-12

The petitions OF the army Of Coierya-
ton. commanded by cen. h;eif, are is!!l
h. iam1, anc rtU n1os en9nt indicates that
II 5 intcaJca TO cGacua,e tie electorate OF
sianov :; we are snared that after the
grand review a, Magd-bars, there will
a.i1 ar,iye iome regiments Gu the Weler !;
dies mach IS cerra.n, that iubiistence con-
,inues TO be collected ct that point.
i, treaty of peace concluded at Lune-
yiht las 0et.l officially pub.iihs with great
pomr,
i',>-s C>:.lo;:de On the III, inf. was
4Sf. 25c.
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GIBRALTER, May 20.

YeHerdav morning arrived HIS Ma
ieAy's cutter Swift, commanded by lieut..
saunders, from Alexandra in "a days,
I6 guns and IS men. Ca''ain Provolt,
commanding his Majeity's prIton NIP
Aurora, came paGenser In the cutter.
From ,hefe officers we learn that the
Bri,ih army in Egypt are In high health,
ard !pirits and that 100 men OF thoie
who rad been wounded In the battle OF
the 2lR March, lad returned TO their
duty. That affair may be conlldered as
decifive, the French not having engaS-
ed in any general action ilace then de-
feat. Roietta and Damietta have been
taken by tie Bri;i!h forces 4oco O:
whom, together with 10000 Turks IN
der the Grand Vizer, had proceeded to
the attack of Rhamanie which was earri
ioned by 1000 French, and was not ex-
petted to make any comfortable refllt-
ance. The lois Of Rkaman.e Will Cut
off all communications between Alcxan-
dria, Cairo and the country, ana COM
p.ete the ihveRiture OF Alexandria.
The Bombay Army commanded by
1t. Gen. Craig, coa.itSins OF 10000
men, pTiIitil and Sepoys, Che fneiS troops
in tie world for that country had landed
a, suez, whi;hcr they had been conduttee
5ya powerful Naval force under Admiral
Blanket.
The I'D of April, Sir Jchn Borlate
Warren, had efFetted his junction with
Lord Keith, who, being alio reinforced
by the captain Pacha With + fail OF the
line, had altogether II line OF Battle
Ships with him before Alexandra, and
on. ii, Aboukir Bay. Sir Sidney Smith
had proceeded Up the Nile with num-
Der of Albians, and the Enslifh gun boats.
The Frenchlgun boats had reiterated be-
fore them to Grand Cairo.
The whole French force Is tuppoied
to amoun, to 5000 nea, who are very
much diGatisGsd.
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The Britifn army are mos plentifully
fupp!ied with ali kinds OF proviiions f;
and the wounded General Officers are
recovering taft except General Moore,
Whole woani IN thu leg continued 70
troub!eiomc, that it Was apprehended IL
NUT 60 ia Matfa Till be gers evtH.
On Monday laft 6S priioners of war,
belonging to various Sngi.A pr:ysteers,
which had been Captured ard carried INFO
Spanilt, ports, arrived in the sarri.cn,
They bring US The following ,niorr'oti ton,
Tie ruth OF which has iince been con
hrUiel "Cn the 9TH inf, his rna;cRy's
brig 81 war Speedy, commanded by lord
Cochraoe, fell in with iorle S?ani;h vet
Ii, undcr convoy of his Catholic maze!
rvs xe5eck FL Gamo, of 2sS men. ard
So guns. The Speedy captured 9 lhips
OF the convoy and after having feat
men on board each OF the prizes, there
remained only IS men out of feventy, hes
original conpiiment-ihe carries + tear
Founders. In thls iituario: the was
cllaled by the xcbeck, which gained up
on her rapidly, until at lat the Speedy
found it isnpolhble to eIcape but her
Brave commander vas reio!yed, ihe
lhou!d NOT be a cheap conqueA. &c
cordinely d warm action commenced,
which however did not laf long, as the
Xebcck after having loft fome Of hex
hands, Gurrendered to the Speedy, ana
was taken b. her, along with the other
prizes, and prifoncrs, into Mahon HaT
bour.;'
RI, will be recolleaed, that our laf IN
formation relative to the operations IN
Egypt was from lord EIgin, at Ccntsanei-
nopIe, down to the zzd OF April. Tbs
foregoing, befdc being more direct and
circumaantial, brings our advices TO the
2,,h, which is three days late-.--The
junction of Admiral Warren with Lord
Keith, defroys even tbs faint hope char
has hitherto been entertained of the French
gaining reiniorcements. The iate OF t.
gypt is therefore perhaps no longer ooao;-
fu! The report of the capture OF II
fail Of traniports BY Lord Keith proba-
bly, originated in the Circumstance Q. me
gallant capture by the Speedy mentioned
In the foregoing
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The following letter to admiral CTcn.
fadt, commander in chief of the Swedi!h
heer, was to-day receivedby a flag OF Truce
from admiral Nelfon.
St Gsorgs, 4tJlta, Mny g, 1901.
Sir,
In the correi pondsnce which your excel
lencv had with the late commanler IN chief
OF the Brisiiih Zee, in the Baltic, who no.
tilted TO YOU that tire Swedila feet IN the
Cattegat and the Baltic ihouli not be mo-
lehcd by the Bri:iinh cruizc.s, ] tina TO
counter declaration 10 the fame tenor Gil
the part of Sweden.
| muG therefore -ednea Of your excel
.ency an explicit declaration that tie trade
OF Great Britain 10 The Cattesa:, and the
Baltic, ,naIi in no manner be nloirised by
Sweden. Your excelcncy viii perceive
tie neceiT,y Of luch rec, procas dcclarati-
on. am, with tie utn!ot rei?cct, your
Excellency's NOT o,ediens itrvanr,
Nelson AND BHonTs.
To this the following aniver was re-
turned -
CGyl;crosc, Mny -.
Admiral lad to day the honour &c
receive youc ExceiIency's letter CT the 2 81
infant. As my ini,ruaions do noe per
nit me TO ifue any orders relative 70 thc
conduct to ne purfuei with rc;pecE to the
trade Of Great Britain, l {hall traninlt
the letter Of your Excsilency to tic King
my Matter, and when ] receive he GEN.
nands Of: his Majeay on the lubiect, thali
immediately nave the honor 20 cosnmuni-
Gaze TO vou all Official aniwe:.
remain, with the utmoft ehcer,
CRoNsTADT.
An extra pot from Stockholm, of the
10th, however, bringing the Royal Crdi-
nance relative to the Engi,th trade, the
cutter Hoti was Immediately dilpatched
with Aag Of truce, ard the following
letter was TENT to Lord Nelion
CayJlro1a, Nny u.
Admiral have at this moment re-
ceive1 the order Of the king my matter
tor taking off the embargo on the trade
and navigation to England, copy OF
which | herewith trantini, to ycur excel
lency. have loG no time it making this
communication to your exce!iency, as your
,xcellency inyour letter of yeferday re-
aueitcd il from me, and as ! an now ena-
Died, according TO my pfomife, to return
you an Official anfwer. l AM, &c.
CRONsTADT.
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4 parcel Of good
BACON HAMS,

-Four calks Spanifh Brown,
Jamaica Spirit,
Philadelphia loaf and lump Sugar II
hhds ard bis.
Whitley
1T and I'd quality James River To-
bacco in kegs,
Coarfe Salt,
For Sale
By Vim. HartMo11e.
mo, II. ec4W
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Wants Ensbtoynaent,

In sen,lensn's OF trsdeiinan's FAM
" an elderly mau, to teach children ti.s
rud;nents Of the Eag.llh language, ara
fone rules in arithmetic. He can have I
fa,;sfattory character from feveral gentle
men. A line directed to 4. Z. at Mr..
Andrew Iam:esn's, vii! be attended to-
Aug. 7. eo5'-
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alerauorta aonerttSer.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il.

Celebration eftb 9Th Of july at EGyole
A letter from Fayal TO gentleman 10
New York, mentions, that in honor OF
tie Anniversary of American lndcPen-
tence, the American Corlul artha1 place,
gave mott elegant entertainment to up
wards Of 50 ladies and gentlemen; a.
which were preGent, the Governor all the
principal people cfthe iland. The Ane-
riicsn colours were hoifed on the forts, AMI
at the Coalui's county houie; which
fands on the Gdc Of high mountain,
where they have fine view of ,he town
and harbor. Intlle evening there was q
fplendid ball.
4 fngular accident lately occurred 1t
Salem, n. II. As ieveral Per.ors were
running hories, two good hoctes running
in different directions, at full ipeed, met,
and killed each other in an Infant. The
necks of both horfes were broken. The
riders were taken up for dead, cut toon
revived. They were living en- SATURDAY,
and although both are badly wounded, It
is expected they will recover.
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!taee OF public affairs, exits in the CABINET
CT the IhuiIler:es; and we know that
f,lnr leading per!ons under government
have rot ctapled ofiate 10 Geciarr heir
tiGa,isiattion at tie political iIy.lcs, G Tie
ilrlt Co,fui. Isl.eyrag,d and Ca:nct
have had isyeral long Conferences ). ia
HuonagaI5e within the lat week. The
vigilance Of foache IS interchangeable, and
the CID { ,Nen: OF elpoinage has been Il.
yived.
Peace c. war dereads entirely On lie
rciu.r OF Duroc's milton to S.. peteri-
burgh, where he IS to earn ali the withes
anJ ryopofais Of the Kuiian Cabinet rs!a
tive 70 tic 'Iynem OF indenlni,ies 70 be g.
dop,ed IN consequence Ct che treaty Of
iu,cy:iie.
me I9.
Yesterday AFTERNOON we received, by
cNpretS, tie l'aris journals to the 10Th
init .--lhe C!ef Gu Gabiaet of the 5,h
l5aies, Gu The authority Ct letter from
~, On tie SPARTA frontiers, tiae Peace
has been concluded between Spain and
Portage! end that Lucien Bucnaparye
IS gone TO Ba;ados, to fgn the treaty CD
Tic par; Of the French Republic. No OF
ii.iJ! communication oi this event has yc,
rS>o,,,, an,, o,tar a,,,ha.,;1 ,h.',r,, -, y,
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morning; s"o TIE inol' ac''se in'efc0af'c
is no" kept up between the two countries
Inc ARRIVAL O. me 'na'a army al oeez
was again reported ye"eiday' 1 ne ~
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PHILADELPHIA, AuguG S.

We bare jyf been favoared BY a gentle
man Of ibis city, 7vitb The Gibyaltsr Cbro-
nalt Of The 29tb Nay, 7vbitb csnt0i@s tie
tSl!57vms late and mtersfi1g particulars
tram EgJtt:
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Nlllldin f1diiliiOrllC,

w AllAuiA AAuaLAAAOA AAN,
HAS roR sALs,
ut his NIL, or IN alexandria,
HI: "a &c n 80, h4x +ha
ton, or ready ground BY the bufael,
Indian Meal Or Rye Meal, boiled or
unoclte!,
Corn or any other grain iexcept wheaD
erousa for toll At the mill.
1t his Fore IN Iou,s,
Hay in bundles, corn by the bulAel,
Loaf or lump fugar by the hid. or Dbl.
Jamaica ipirit by the hid. or barrel,
s,ore than 3 years old,
: FirR and fecond quality James River
tobacco in kegs,
A few very good mill fpindles,
Two good fcale beams.
Fer SAT-,
A number Of valuable Lots in town.
AI6, mSeUor Rent,
A valuable Brick Houie on King ftreet
now in the tenure Of Thomas Cruie.
To Let,
A two rory Frame Hoote, on Duke
areet, with large garden and awell OF
rood water at the door. IzWo. IL.
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II Iat0r Wanted.

/ WISH to procure TEACHER of I'M
proved mind, and moral, to reGde in my
own family. An accomplished female
would be moR agreeable. The falary
fhall be proporsionase to merit. Letters
addreEsd 70 me at Cen,eryille in Fairfax,
or ct New Market in this county, will be
ec>:sei gcatilv
SPENCER BALL.
Pliase Vim. zlit Nov. eoI2,t
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n tie CAFE Of .Andrew Ram)ay ana
VIM. Ram|6y, Bankrupts.

WHEREAS a commifion of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iilued againR
Andrew Ramfay and William Ramiay,
of the town Of Alexandra, IN the diitriet
of Columbia, by the name and the deicriP-
ton of Andrew Ramfay and William
Ramfay, on the ninth day Of December,
in the year of our lord, one thoufand eight
hundred and one: And whereas the CON-
mi6ioners in and by the iaid ccnmiflion
named and authorized, have declared them
TO be bankrupts the faid commiaioners
do hereby fummon and require the faid
Andrew Ramlay and William Ramfay
perionally to be and appear before the
coumiGioners, in tie fad comm:A:on nam.
ed, on Thuriday the thirty frf day Of
this preiens month on Thuriday the 7sth
day of January next; and on Thurfday
the nth day OF February next, at the
Wa!hington tavern in Alexandria, at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon of each Day, then
and there % be examined, and to make
full s. true ditcovery and diicloiure Of all
their eiiate and ELECTS according to the di.
restions of the act Of Congrefs, entitled,
" An att to eGabliih an uniform iyfetu OF
bankruptcy throughout the United States,"
at either OF which meetings the creditors
of faid hankrupts may attend to prove the
fame, and tho!c who are indebted to the
laid banksasts, or have effects OF any kind
in their hands beionsing to them, are not
TO pay away CT ieerete the fame.
JAMES KEITH,
&c. HERBERT. Comn'rs.
!. B. NICHOLS,
TeAe, HENRY MOORE,
+ Secretary 20 the Conmiilion.
Dec. -. d9t
u Printing an all ats "a
,isty, executed at this office.
,V5tb asatne's and d5batch.
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pabi.t Sale.
On TUESDAY,

TN I OCo D1I,
4 ten s'c!ssk, euill be loId at TIE yf~dHe
Store,
sd and 4th proof Antigua and
,anaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Tancrige Wine in caks
Coidisls in bis. =
Sugar in bids and bis.
Mclaae> in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware IN crates,
handsomely aaorted,
80 boxes Havana Segars, 80
Cotton In bales---eaa credit.
ALSO,
4 hartley of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
flannels ard Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
Iriih and German LinsH,
Worried and cotton Stockings
Caliccas ard Ginshams,
= variety of Muffin ard MuQin Hand.
.gr2hieis and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number of other articles.
P. G.. MARSTELLER,
Dec. IL. Vendue- Matter.
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5als By autuA.

Raie ~ asIatuN.
ON WEDNESDAY next,
1t fes s'elcek, -v,H be Jaa at TIE Axesi'a
ROom,
Rum in hhds. and bis.
Sugar in do.
Coffee 10 bags,
Soap and Candles in boxes
Raihns in do.
Starch in do.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.-ALso,
A quantity Of Dry Goods,
Viz.
Kendall Cottons,
Kerieys,
Ea!flhicks, Plains,
Plaids, Coatings,
Dufhls, Flanneis,
Jriih and Sheeting Linens,
German Oznaburgs,
Cslicoes, Durants,
Shawls, handkerchief,
Ladies Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks, Threads, Sc.
H. and T. MOORE,
Dcc. 81. Auetionsers
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PRIHcs HARDING, Mater,
Will take freight on realonabse terms.--
Apply to the Matter on board, or to
JOHN G. LADD,
Wbo bas LATELY s1eeivtd and nesa e0srs
for Sale,
20 Hogtheads Of excellent Mola1cs,
Is do. DO. Sugar,
zs do. do. Rum,
5 do. CcPperss & Brimaons
10 Caks Cordials,
70 Barrels Bottom Beef
:, % s ssss. r'sh k,ida.
80 Bags Coffee, I
aeo' Boxes Candies and Soap
: Bags Cotton,
s Do. Hops,
10 Boxes Cotton and Wolf Cards,
20 Do; 10 by IS Glaf,
80 Chefs frelh Teas, r.;.,o,
20 Bales RuGia Sheeting, : I"ha., -
S Dc. Ravens DUCK, ""'"eA'
3 Cafes Of Writing Paper.
50 Boxes freih Chocolate,
Excellent Dumb Fiji, &c. &c. go.
December 5. 4
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To KeRt,

10 Kent,
THAT hardiome, convenient three to-
Y G%j1H HOUSE, lately occupied by
-,a>' :. Lee, E.q. in Kicg arses, a
cs' C1e.s we1 CT Pitt Rree,.
SAMUEL CRAIG.
D,s. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-29

PUBLISHED,
AND ruRs ALEAr
COTTON e S'TEWART rs
Book- Sio,es Royal ,Rreet,
: POLITICAL ESSAYS.
RELATIVE TO THE
War Of the Ereneh Reuol3los ;
AN ARGUMENT
fsams continuing The Nur, for tie JIb-
'vsr',on eftks Republican Gs9sramest Of
fraree:
A LETTER
To the Dixie Of Poulaul, beng az exf'oer
to The tzO0 Letters at The la'e R;sbt
Rox. Edmaad Burke, agamH treating
: far Peace svstb tie Freae6 ksta5Ae;--
sdrd
A MEMORIAL,
Pr,ts6xg 9 PlSr, tar the CssqAsf aad
Emaxnf0hax Of Spnay6 Ameriea, ey
mr9us 0bieb 4vsxla prowo'e the tran
guilty IF ireland.
sr JAMES WORKMAN, ESQ. /.
Nov. 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
The Botanical Tea

Is hngulariy eGicsciocs in ailos'es CT in
ward 'vcakneis, trembling or iEak:rg Of tic
hands, lois OF appetite, particularly 10 tls
ln0rn'ue,) dePreilion OF ipi,ils, wiudy con
p'aints.----Itfpeediiy relieves ihe head sDd
horach IN equity or rheumatic cafes; md
10 cafes of weak diseGion, bu; particularly
alter making too tree win the coniinulio1,
by an inlmodcfate vie OF wine, ipiriIuous
liquors, or any inIsmperance; il is happily
tn'ted 10 het climates, and is sdoptcd xna
approved CT by :on,e of the tirit families i.
.he United States End 10 die Ws1 JnGies,
tot its nour:.hing and inYigoTS:ing proper
he' ana IN bilious cafes, where che sppy-
;ie has failed, Il is ioversign remSdy.
PfePared, (oniy) 10y Doc jAucs Church,
New York,