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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE EYES
TIE Cele6rsted Eye SAf0s,
Prepared By Dr.. /. CHupcu-

For tever7l yeas universally acknowledged
as a ceft.-n and iniallib!e cure for InAau
ma,ions, DunnelS, Dynei5, BIights, I;chios.
and Films on the Eyes, proceeding from ma
rural wesknsfs, or from accidents, fuch
Blows, Duff, Lime, or any thing e!ie beip.
thrown into the Eyes. Il is admirable ir
natural weakness of Sight, in Dsfuaion
Of Rheum, and for Aiinen,s in The Ewes
after the Small Pos, Mcales, and Fevers
1t is fagularIy etficacious in deGroying c.
all Watery and G5ofs Homeurs, srd in
Strengthening the Sight. In Mort, there j
no diIesie to which the Eve is fubjga, bu,
this Ss!vs is SOvereign Remedy. Many
hundreds have exfaTi ncedits efficacy wiz
in the greaielf danger of Io6ng neir figh..
A conGderabIe numbSr Of Gales nay be ieen
al the place Of laie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
BuTr-@tOneS.

TIE Subscribers have juA received quantity
i OF BURR SToNES. of a very luperior ilze
and quality, which they offer Tor laie az their
Gore, No. 90, Dowey's Wharf,
!. Ogis5y y d. Wncbesfsr.
? BGlt;noTs, Jun 10, 1901. (tD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
DR.. CHURCB'S CELEBRATED
Y ERMlFUGt LOXENGES

FOR De!troYng Worms IN Children ana
Clown perlons.
They are sn eScslient Alternative, contain
nothing but what l. Pec'aaly innocent may
be aom'niitered to children of all ases, ano
TO grown perfons with the grealelf iafety 4;
are tngulariy efiicacious for Grqls HumourS,
sruP;ions, sore Heads, Bilious Complaints
&c. and are elceilent alter the Small Pox,
Meailss and Feysrss a'fo as a Pnyiic in the
iprins and lali Of the yeaE.-P.ice so cents
each hex r a
Prepared tonly) and fold by the inventor
and proprietor, Dr. Jane. Church, at hi
DiIpeniary, NsweGerk, and by the gesera
Vendsrs of his Medicines in the Unifeo
Siaies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

Re chs: wte-y fuid jeconc rich sai Ia,
.n.c, aal the !iHbs he coYsreI vim teili,
iilsn @Ol bS@,thtG!-
Il ALL 70 donei hs acceptable 10 the read,
e, 10 fee scCoGnIs .! tOmc oil the Tensfka.
bic ca!cs aud cures which have been per
iofned 10y This tray inevitable medicine, in
The d!ioEders fCE which it was invcntsd !;
he has therefor. eie6!ed lew OF fuch cafes
as have coEic ,i'hln his own immediate
knowiedge, whha src pub!iilIed and u,sy be
had (sratis) at any o; the places whsre the
Medicine is foil.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
FOR TIE CURE OF CoRNs.
IGfalhoA German Germ Pls,t5ts,.

~ $500 - - % .SSs-s% ~! - j IGsfJI -? =.
This Platter Qhc Invention Of a German
Phyhcian, who adnlinineted II in Gcfmapv
viIh rhe greatett !ucceis) is :nfa!i.1le .rr n.
Cure Of Corns: K vii. sifetluaGy eradicate
he:n, Root aud breach, IN fnuf: .;.cc.
Prepared and io!d by d. Churcil, - M.
y p niAry, N;..hinstoa Sifcet, heS Yah.
imF'es, Blc:chcs, letters, Rirg-W or,as.
~ecktcs, SUB Sd'ns, Si,Rgles aidtLe Pfick
y-Hea', are eiisaualiy sad lpee..l,, cure.
y the application OF
Tie Geaa;ne Yegefa6Is Loti.n.
FRHPARED oSLy ~ THE INVENTOR.
Ok. JAMES CHURCH,
AT his Diipcn!sry, Waiting ifreet.
Ne~ York.
The Proprietor, irou having aamin;laer
Cd it icvcrai years, win the gres:s e .uccel,
IN England, il confident il is univ s!l-d bv
lay Lotion or Colraetic whatevec. I,f,ce.
diiy removes all kinds OF Erup.ious, Free.
@ies aud Sun Burns. ana leaves a Cles,
'mcoth Skin. he therefore recommends u
lie 10 every peiion 10 Afflicted, as an EiE.
c2c'oes and lnfallible Cure.
Sr The abOUs MEDICINES are
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
FOR TIE CURE OF FITS. =.
THE PATENT ATTisPAsMoDIc RLIxIs

IonNuiLons, f.ilteFic,
EpsliPtn, or Falling FITS,
Are e;ie6fuaBY Cured by This Eacslienl Ne
dicine rs sir;ues are abiolutey S9eciii.
and Unparalleled. /. has failed in ne in.
ttsnce'witilis the knowledge ofthe proarie
tor l~hen iaien aseeea5ie 10 the eisedlons,
and Peficvearce) the mott dreadful Els
ever known. 'One Gale Of Cure is iu5join
ed ou! OF tonadesable puraber, as PROC
u is E!hcscS alielted before The Lord May
,r of Londoi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
AFFIDAVIT.

Z" /, Iamespccock, Of no 10 Merit, Street,
IN tpe Patiii of 81. Luke's, hliddleiex, or
make oath, That 1 was grievouny afiliac.'
WIKI kus for apw rds OF fourteen wears, anG
hat N 70 Ioient deseee. as 10 require
twelve msn TO hold me ia thcn, to preven,
me dsfhirg ny.ef 10 pieces. They would
generally fsitsn ne five, tx, aad ofitn feven
nouFs; in coaiequence of hich my COMA
tution became quite emsciated. l made
applications 20 many eminent geutien en- Of
the faculty, Who afforded me no relief what
evsF: ill applied 70 Dr.. James Church
OF the Cry Eoad, WHO pretcriOed his Anti.
fpa!modic Ekxir for me-, which took, and
which alone cured'ae OF the muA dreadful!
Fits, and rdforcd ne to perlea hsalth
This dePOneiI further maketh oath, AND
faith, that it 5 nov t.go years fince he Was
euep OF his las, and he has had no return o.
them whatever.
JAMES POCoCK.
Sworn be Or me At the Manlon-
HOuie, thi,twe..iy ninth cay of
Augua, 1896.
VIM. CURTIS, Mayer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
VOLATILE TINCTURE.
FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.

The mott eihcacious remedy ever difco,,
gesed tor d'at torpen.ing pain. II ism
Immediate and permanent reici in tie mot
violent cafes contains nothing but what !.
pehe3 y innocent, and may with lslcty be
applied 10 pregnant women or 10 children
Price 37tt cents,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
10 the Nervous, Weak, Debilitated, Sc
dentaty, aud CUnlunpuve,
Is RECOMMENDED
The celebrated Botanical Tea,
INSTEAD OF FOREIGN TEA.
Is RECOMMENDED

INSTEAD OF FOREIGN TEA.
This Tea is universally approved Of in
preference to Forpgn Tea, as the mot ples
iant, "boieiome, gniiycning, inyigoratins
and powerful reaSrstiye ever adopted, TO-
perions Of all aeei, BAT particularly tho!e O.
the above deicuF.iop as il will infaI.ibI,
ttengthen, and eventually repair a bad cor i.
ltiipuoD,
IL is taken for breakfaf inGead of (otei0r
tea, and as our Grlt alimen, in The mornio,
IS oeisSned 10 recruit The waite of ths bod,
rom the night 'nisnstIe peripi- aiiu.i, il Il
veil knOwn, and an important fact which
ought TO be borne on the mind Of every one
hat foreign teas arc in2dequa;eto l1ch FUR
2oies, as all viii allow it unccrvcs am.
Ses's The fuofsnce Of he iolids--Thi, (ub
'titute IS pfoiel4ooa'iy approved IS fsly,s.
y and rouFillrg DIET, or a: a nlcininc ane
'iiefnson beverage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
CIM CRACK,
= ss.SssSys2>
Se.g Gwb.agsa

2bs Noisa Colering Here's
SXTiLL fsud at my Gable in Amelia, on Aye
w PomaIJcx River, to b. let TO mares the en-
h,ng iea.oa Sax Dollars the leap. TO be paid
down or FiteSn Do..aEs tl,e caton, with Orc
Shilling ard Six Pence Tor the Csaom. The mo
a;y Tor the ieaion may be diieha;Red 81 the Pay-
men, &c twelve dollars aay ti1e before the ifl
9, November ns.,.
Gentlemen that chooie to have
their mares led, hilI have corn the neighbour
hood PRICE iesyan,s bSarj gratis
have provided good and exten-
i've paanr.rg, well ihrl,ied, hat "iE not be ana
lmerAbe Tor e.espes or accident
Gin Cracks pedigree and per-
Fornan.es arc well kuoHn, 70 ,hat it only remains
for me to fay cha; his colts are unoommonly large
and ve,, be- asiful and iha. he IN afna conditi.
On, and o. grea: vgor.
Ludwell Brackeet.
= .6as.l1, 7 a ary lofb, 1901. (ea1OO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
Donsslic Medicines.
FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS,
COLDS, ASfHMAS, AND
CONSUMPTIONS.
DR.. G RUR C A'S
& . u G Fl u r 9 p S

) Medicine uncqnaiicd by any Other
Z 10 th. s'ori~--S.use 6rtt d.icuvered by
", S:iarca, II has .eforei 10 Health n.a
ny Ehouiands Of the moli Enaciate.i OBJ.
!eeis, both Aiteira,ic and &c n.ump;iye thst
%ere ever k1o III 20 exiit, in Europe, Ane.
rica AMI til: Wet Indies, and o.:en when
every other Medicine had been rled wi,hou;
sttsts, aud thc mott eminent of the Faculty.
Soniuised IL vala. 1t is Sovereign, Spec
s., and Efs9uai Remedy in
tilad- Aches, Sore Threats,
Z arms, Wh-ezings.
Sh':Snsis o!hrsaih, CongeAled Ph!egn,
ii3k"ngs In the Splitting OF Blood,
threat, Soreness . the hr,'7tl
tig'"nei' OF the Chef and Stomach, &c
Ii aopmg Co"sa, &c
ASFHMAS * CCNSUn;PTICNS.
and All Dnord=rs OF the Breaits ans Lungs
Farther proof offs etFioscy, WIKI a liz o!
upward OF One ThOuiand Attehed Cafe.
;: Cure, r7y be tcen at the place Of Sale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

The only Medicine in the World, that
Cures the mott inYeteratc ITCH in fou,
hours.
Tie Gcnaine PGfcnt Scotch Oirt-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

eoLLIMG PR ANcH, D. c .. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

a. a Court continued and held
for Buckin gham county, the
i4th day of November, 1900,
John Purua!J PIT.
VERSUS
Taos. Cru. cher, John Sanders s, Mar
aar.. lis vile, William Sneed, John
Snsea. Laudon Snest, A-caiiiea Sueed
Ssssh Ssee6 and Elizabeth Sncea,
Children * repseieustives OF Mary q
Sna:t,dcc ictIne' M4Ty Cruschsr,
Sarah Col'Ghe5, Thomas Crutch her, 9
Sarah Cr.gcher, Thomas C:Gtchas, u
and Lcaoeft CIu,cheT, tons and re- /.
yf-iert2 Ives of William Cru:cler,
dccealcd; COLEMAN Cru,cher, VIII =
iiim CrHch,r, Robert Crutcber, &
Charles Eoulh.e and Lucy bis wife, MT
l1an Fouihee ana Sarah his wife, -
B,uisiEin Fiok!in and Suisuna his
vile, and E.izaaeth Sneed. legal re-. *
yreicGtR;;yes and heirs of Hugh
Crutchei, decesied, and Henry
Cru:cher, which fad defendants are
ste la~ iai REPRESENTATIVES and heirs
o. Icons Ctgteher, dec deits.
"a a. NS'~hH~As'ss 49, = A-Sua SiN Gle
{ e., net haviog entered their appear
sRce, ana given iecuIity according to tat
scr of az. mp'y aud the rules Of this cour,,
and It appearing to the latisiaaion OF th.
Crgrt THAT they are not inhabitants OF Ihi,
f8,s; On the motion of the plain.iF by hi,
couuiei. IT - CRDKREp, that the aid &C.
4enaan do appear here OH tie Grlt day o
March tern next, and aniwer the bill of III,
plaintiff ana ihst copy Of Ibis order b,
forthwith inserted in one OF the Richmonc
newspapers fol two months (ueccmvely, An,
ported at The front door of the oourihouf
Of ;his comfy.
a CO...
Trfe,
BOILING RRArlCH. d. c a.. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

As a Court continued and held
for Bacitin cham county, the
-, S,-1 Is CJc,,ar,.l>ar 800
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

coNTAINING
BESIDES TIE usual ASTR ONO.
9iICAL CALCULATIONS
J. Table OF high water AZ the PRINCIPAL
places 10 the United .S;ateS.
z. PoPuaian Of The United States, accord.
ing 10 the AK ecu 20.
3. Standard Vt Am=ican wsiChn,
+ American mat5
s. Table Of ne weight ~ value ofths ".
riou5 CONS.
E. Valus oi foreign hlopieo Of account
7 " eigh. Of 'eicrsl coinJ
6. Calculations 'sfycEtiug human life
9. Vicv ofthe prosrefs Of the National debt
and Navy Of G.eat Bei,Aju
10 Tie Ffench Calender
II. Stamp Duties payable in the United
Sgaiea
Il. Tarle Of the Latitude and Longitude
OF the places 10 the Uniie} Ssstea
-. PoliicSi snd moral ref 6ti0ns.
~ Fss.rai Courts
i. Courts 6 lie States II New Jeri ~.
PeanfylysDia, Delaware, Maryland,
Virgiai4 end North C.,ul.aa
u. Tsble Of roads
u. Yearly nee,ngs Of the people called
Qt-k.rs
10. Directions Tor brewing .prucs beer
10, Receip to cuJe inHlred eyes
20, Fol defu1icu 10 ihs eyes =
81. To cure the pole evil
~. To cure the Czn%er
Is. To xiii rate
-, - cut. froG bitten feet
IS. TO 0ieag,heu weak eyes
% To cure tic gr!Pcs
II. 10 cnre COLI in the bead
a3' 70 Pf,ferve apple lrsss rom mofi
90 To pre's syrl,s
90 To Keep crae i,om corn lsnd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
NEW YORK, September 20.


7be JsAezving eapitd fran Paris paper, are
Jad TO 6f.tbe leading articles efibe Tray
Of feaee Aa,sT Concluded qvitb Portugal.
By the f't article Portugal cede. to
Spain all the country this Gde of the river
Guadiaoe, and this river for. the future is to
be the limits OF the two kingdoms.
Z. Portugal obliges herieifto indemnify
Spain for all the expences Incurred Ence the
declaration of war.
3. All the fortifcations and ftrong p.ac-
rs which the Spaniards have taken other than
1hofc ceded, ihal he demolihed that 10, all
thole tha. arc hey yond the limits.
4. Poruga! !hall pay TO France four
millions of dollars, as ala indemniication for
her expences.
s. She codes to France an cRablihment
In the Brszils.
6. The aeet OF Portugal ihall be placed
at the diipoGtion of Spain and France, who
make ule ct it in the projected expedition.
7. All ;he ports of Portugal ihall be
guarded under a general peace with England,
and az the txpence of Portugal, by 40, 900
Spaniards and 10, 900 French.
We do not know whether there are any
fscres articles or not.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
SALEM Oa. s.
THE FRIENDLT BRITISH /!

Mr.. FRANCIS STEVENS, of Mar
blehcad, late Chief Mate of the lhip
Indu&ry, of Norfolk, Capt. Vickesy,
had been imprefed on. board an
Englilh man of war, and after re-
peated Fluctuations 10 the com man
der, he was relealed, on furniihing
in his room, three Englilh Sailors,
at 70 guineas per ead---amounting
to the moderate fun of SIXTY gum
cas- !-.-There is no doubt but fome
"tory" Editor will ju(tify or palliate
this conduct. However " contempt
ible" they may affect to treat the
epithet, they all feel that by their
deeds they merit it.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

A Delightful fersnity attends
that fate Of holinefs, which ariies
from aphumble confidence in God ;
fuch as would render it devoutly to
be wiihed for, if its consequences
extended only to the pleafurable en-
joymcnt of this life. 1t caufes our
journey to refemble panage rhro'
thofe charming countries, where
the air is genially foft, the iky clear,
and the profpea ,variegated with
every beauty of nature. The cold,
lhivering, felf-dependent mortal,
who walks through the world all
folitary, who has not God for his
friend and companion, may be COM
pared to the forlorn lavage, prowl-
ing for prey far from the lolar
beam, in the regions near the pole.
How would he rejoice in the warm
funlhine and fweet ferenity of an
Italian climate? [EKn0x.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10

dtavoring to embfaceobjcdsw which inevitably
lean TO our national independence and advance
mrnt. NUT afford TO every friend of republi-
csnifm, the hishca gra,i6cation. - What
fpeetaclc can he more grand, what conduct
more worthy ofapplauic. tnaa thar which Is
exhibited in the career OF our Chief Maeif.
trate !: He is conf antly icen prastiiing Prin-
ciplcs which fpring f'om tho tount of virure,
aud unappalled amidR the recteanr caiumny
Of party, ALTERNATING that jutice which we
were ever led TO expect. and which his reafon
and moderation 70 eminently qualify him TO
bthow. rn
Mr.. Jeiferfsa has been but fhort time
in Office. yet it will be found he aas rendered
more real good in this ihort timc, than his
predeceiior did during the whole of his ad-
miniisration. Fred. MeqgELeisr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
20 THE PUBLIC.

/ respectfully falicit the public to fuf-
pend their judgment rcfpetting the attack
made upon my perfonal character, by three
difFcIenI federal editors in various parts Of the
United States, sill have completed my
charges aeaina the Federal deislcators; then
] promiic 10 give an impartial account of my.
felf, fupported by iach authorities. as will
enable the public to form jua conclufion,.
A. CAMPBELL.
Pbilalsltbia, Stpt a5ib. 1901. .t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
NEW BEDFORD, Oa. 2.
THE SICKNESS.

Much alarm having been excited refpee-
ing the prevalence OF malignant Fever in
this village, ,hc fnbfcribcrs inhabitants there
Of, think proper TO give the following ac.
count OF its Progreis and p'efent fate, the
accuracy Of which may be relied upon:
From The IA Of the 9th mo. (psevious to
which tire il had been remarkably healthy
up to this day, 10th mo. - at P. NJ.
there have been but ten deaths in this village,
Of all diforders and one Of young man
who belonged here and was taken Gck at his
fathers ? miles diaant, where he was on q
viGt-Making in the whole, eleven deaths,
ieven of which were Of the Fever. Tie fol-
lowing is lih of the decealed, with the time
of their death, tic diiorder, and their ages !:
9th Mo. Ga child Of Job Aliens,
aged 10 Notwithstanding. 9Th, A fon Of
Henry Beetles, aged about years-~zthe Fe-
yer. 9Th, widow Marcy Bunill, aged 20
With sconfumption, attended with conilder-
be fever at the time OF her dca,h.-Severance
Euiler, aged about l6--,he Fever. 9th, A
daughter Of lyofeph Ayers, aged about B
Difeafe dosb,iul. 10th, A ION Of Abraham
Hcku, aged about 6-the Fever. nth, TOUT
Of town. Daniel Taber, fon Of Joihua Taber,
aged IL, and Thomas Shesrmsn, seed 20
she Kevee. zIa, Richard Beetle, sged IL
thc Fever. aSth, A child of Caleb Jcnne's,
about /, years old--Conlnmption.
- Bcfide, which, ieven perfons have
been Gck with the Fever, and have recovered /;
and two now remain Gck.-Thcre have been
no new cafes for wetk paR. R.-The inhabi.
tarts haze very generally remained at their
homes, and the villagc excepting a. above. we
believe is as healthy as uinal.-This rate
men, is given on the authority Of the attend
ing phyhcisns, whole names are ALTO hereunto
annexed.
WILLIAM TALLMAN.
s-l On behalf of the Selettnen.
WILLIAM ROTCH, =
WILLIAM ROTCH, jun.
EDWARD POPE, Inhabitants.
DANIEL RICKETSON,
JOSEPH HOWLAND.
EBENECER PERRY,
JOSEPH WHITE, Phyfcian''
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
THE SHIP PRESIDENT,

Of this port, Andrew Pinkham, mater, ar
rived here iipce our IaR, from Algcziras wa'
captured on her voyage out, from New
Yotk TO Gibi altar, by the Spanih, and car
1ied into A'sszirss where vefel and cargo
we,e condemned, but the veAel afterwards
Owen up.--We formerly mentioned the i'm
prifonmsnt of Capt. Pinkhsm, by the Ame'
,;c,n Conful, and arc now fsrpifhed with the
6,llowinr fsa,ernent Of that myRerious trani.
sttion, con,sired in an extract OF . ktter
ifor Capt. Piakham |:
"Ai,er beinr captured BY tie Spsnifh Pr
v,xcr,, s condemned by the .ribunal at Alee-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10

GJ We are under the receiGiy OF defering
till our next, ,fomc ingenious Srrietures on the
difmiaal OF. Wnfb,ep Styrasf. and the aP-
pointmcnt of NJ. c. C.. Ciaibsrne, IN his
room about which the anti-republican pa
pers have groaned out fuch doleful winnings
and bitter lamentations.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10
N F. w P o r 7,
Saturday, Oaober 10, 1 Sol,

On Wednesday lalt, arrived in
this town from his feat in Maiiachu-
fctts, Gen. DEARBORN, Secretary
Of War, with his family; and on
Thurfday morning, took pafage for
New. York, on their way to the city
of Warrington.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10

A gentleman Of obiervation and reipttt.
ability, who has lately travelled through Yer
mont and New Fl Hampihire, sGurea Us that
REruBLIcANIsM is rapidly gaining ground
in thofe two ita,es. As the difuGon of true
political information is accelerated or retarded,
in particular diaritts, by local or Incidental
caufe,. the progrefs Of republican politics is
unequal in different ftates and parts of Gates;
but -" sysai is TRUTH and IL 1oiN prevail"
On Sunday morning the goth ult. i
decent looking man, who appeared to be
about FIVE aud forty years of age, was found
lying under the walls OF the capitol in the
city Of Wa(hingtnn. with his throat cut in a
horrid manner, and lifeleis. A jury Of in
quea was called, who were unanimously of
opinion that he had put an end to his own
exiRence. From the teRimony of fcveral
witneGes, il appeared that he wa, aranger
who had made his appearance at Warrington
about three weeks Gnce-thas he had rcGded
in Albany, in the city Of New York. and
Philadelphia, and that his name was William
Houft, which name was marked at full
length on his pocket handkerchief.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10

; MARRIED. AT Middletown, on the
m. inH. by the Rev. Mr.. EDDY, Mr.. PECK.
HAN ANTHONY. 70 Mifs SARAH LAW
TON, eldsit daughter Of Col. Giles Law'on,
Jun. of Portfmouth.
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5isa0. and the ihip given to nevhy the owner
|0t 4he Pfivateers who captured her, and when
1wuon the point Of failing for America.
wssasseacd snd Gait into wfctchcd prifon by
htsick MuIlony, Vice Conful Of the United
Stsees at that place. who fet gun-boan TO
guard the nip; and AFTER keeping me Prifo-
ecr foe the fpace of ieyenty. .ieven days, with
dptalledging any, thing TO my charge. and
Withholding from me che means of iubdfence.
which in vain repeatedly applied for; h.
then verbally felcased me. and told me TO
take my fhiP, ADD go when pleafed, and
where pleafcd; and when he was aikcd the
cau!c offuch proceedings. his anf~er was, he
had acted by inaruetions from the United
States; but his refuGng 20 fhow them. in
duccs me to doubt the truth of his aiIertion.
SCI Mould no doubt have iuifered great
ly ia prifon bat for the hofpitality Of DON
Efpcnoia, interpreter to the Royal Navy at
Algeziras, who furnilhed me gratis from his
own ,abie, with iomcthing to iubGit on dur.
ing the term of my imprisonment.
A. PINKHAM."
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FEDERAL Painters.

Mea. Brown and Relf. Editors Of the
Philadelphia Gazette, have been icn,eneei by
the Supreme Court of Penniylvaaia to pay
each fine Of three hundred dollars, with the
COTS Of proiecution, and TO give bonds for
their good behavior for one year, for publiih-
ing libel againR Alexander J. Dallas. Eiq.
United States Attorney, for Psnnfylvania
Drifriet.
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From the FEDsRAL SPY.

MeH. Printers.
In your paper Of the 18th inf. obicrv-
ed the following paragraph: l.Itl ".
The Pretidcnt of the United States
has ordered removal of the arms from
Springfield to the Southwark. Who were
mote active in the defence of our country
than the plain men of New-England ! and
arc they to be difarmed p
As this information appears to me cal
eulated to excite the paflions s. give unneicei-
fary alarm to the well diipoled people OF New
England, l think il my duty publicly to
Aatc, that il is fabrication without the leaf
flnadow Of truth. Since the election OF MIR.
Jefferfon, have not recsived an order TO
fcnd away Jingle mufke,.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
Military S,ore-keeper at
Sept. IL. Springfield. Maf.
Upon the upright conduit and political
department Of Mr.. Jefferfon, we have placed
our hopes asd mofs unlimited conhdence-we
have entruacd to his care our deare& pfivi-
lodges; we have appointed him the guardian
Of osr liberty and happines. To behold
him therefore, purfuisg coufie which will
seaeS. hoaor on hiafslf aad his counssy, en-
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( On Tusfday the ,,d uli. Mrs. ELIZA
BsrH HAZARD, relitt Of Capt. Stanton Ha-
zard, ard e'dsa daughter Of the late Hon.
Samre. Wickhsm. -,A
f. Mr.. WILLIAM CozzsNs, young man
OF prom;Iing genius.
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DIED. lin this town, Mifs ELIZA.
BETH CARPENTER, daughter OF the late
MIR. Caleb Carpenterin the 3oth year OF her
age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-10

Mr.. JRrFissoN is probably the great
eR living matter OF fylc in the Engliih Ian
guage; witneis his Declaration of Indepen-
drnce, his Notes on Virginia. his official cor
refpondence with Hammond and Gene,, his
Reports as Secretary Of State, his Letters ,o
Governor Henry on the ftory of Logan, hi
Inauguration Speech, and other political and
literary performances, all which arc recon.
mcndod TO the perufal of the learners Of hyls
and the lovers of ientia,ent. Ssn.