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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03

f1tAW Ia YIN s
WOR DESTROYING LOZEEGES.
Which have within four years pait cured up
wards of one hundred and twenty thoufalld
perlons of both iexes of every age, and III every
fituation, of various dangerous con plants ART
! ing from worms, and form ocitfuctlons or toul-
| neis in the fiona CHI and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever CT
fimiiar title, 70 commonly comp AIMED OF as ope-
| rating with violence; On the contrary, parti-
cuar excellence Of this remedy is its being iuit-
| ed to every age and contribution; contains no.
thing but hat is perfectly Innocent, and is 10
mild in its operation that it cannot D1uie the
NOT delicate pregnant lady, or the tcnaefelt in
FAINT If week old, moud no worms exit in
the body; but will, without pain or giiping,
cita &c the fomaeh and bowels OF whatsvef IS
foul OF ,ffeniive, and thereby prevent the pro-
duGion of worms and many fatal ciulders,
They are particularly efficaeions in carrying Gil
all grois hamcurs and eluptons; ievelih and
bilious complaints, and are the l4!eit and mid
ct puIpative that can be uled on any location
Delcr;1tan Harms, and the DGm3toms
BY wbicb tbey are kno7v1.
Worms which infeG the human body, are eiaiet-
y tf four kinds, Wig. the Teres or large rt und
worm, the Afcarides, or lnall nav worm, the
Cucurbitina, or fllort, fiat, white worm. ana
laitly, the i;enia, or tape worm, 10 called from
ITS reiembIancc to tape; this is often many YARDS
long, and is full OF jolnts-t is mol huEliui, and
nl5tt difficult to cure.
Among the fymptons attending worms, a'e
diiagreeabIe breath, Especially in the moining-
Bad and corrupted gums--lsching in the noe
and about the feat C9nvuitiops and eFileptic
fits and fometimes privation tpeech-~Startl2g
AMI grinding If the teeth in heep--Irreguiar APP
petite, fometimcs loalhng food, and iometimes
vorscious- Purgirg with iiimy and fcstld tools
Vomiting Large and hard oelly-- Pans and
iiclrcis at the Gomach--Pains in tie head and
thighs, with lownei3 Of Gprits-Slow fever, with
imai al irregular puie~-A dry cough-ESeei-
FIVE thirlt--Sometmes pale and III healthy coun-
tenancc, AMI fometimes the face blcated and
aufhcd.
Perlons afflicted with any Of the above fynlp,
toms, houd have immediate rcconris TO ia
MILTON WORM .DESTROYING LO-
ZENGES, which have been contantly attend
ed with Facets in all complaints tiaillar to thole
above deicribed.
A dole Of this medicine given occailonaIy
during the warm iealon, will eiicetaally pre-
v.nt the vomiting aid purgjng OF children,
dreadful dforder which annually deiiroys thou
fands Of the infant part C our cities. Ii is like
wife the nlidei and moi certain remedy known
and has reiiored to health and 1trcngth great
number when in an advanced fage OF this fatal
complaint Paticular and plain inltructions are
given for every part CT the nccehary treatment
in iuch cafes.
Children generally take this medicine with
eagernels; having a pleaGng appearance, and
an agreeable tate,
CASES OF CURES.
(SfkFrd fran tboH/andsI Tie aatbeati-
city Of qvbicb any psylou nay a/certa'a,
e4ber BY letter or peyJoHal Application.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
The RESTORATIVE POWDER 70. the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts ,nd
Rrengrhens the gan's, preierves the enan,el from
decay, and cieanles and whitens the tee,h, by
abforbing all that acrimonious fine * fculnsls.
which fuffered to accumulate, never fails TO in.
jure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
HAMILTON's ESSENCE and EX-
TR ACT of MUSTARD,

A fate and etfscfual remedy for govt, iheuma-
tim, patfey, lpraius. bruifes, pains in the face
and neck, &c. AMI has performed more cures
III the above complaints than all the Other medi-
mes ever before made pubic.
Fram Dr.. Weather5uru,
Wytb co3zJ, Vrgisi0.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
THE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
Fer the cure Of every kinc OF head ache


INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A lafe and ipcedy remedy for the veneEla! di!'
cafe.
can ounce Of prevention is worth pound or
cure"
For the prevention and cure of bilious and n'''
llgaant fevers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
Fran LUTHER MARTIN, Ell. Attor-
ay. General Of tie Stare ef Maryland.

TfaH AC1 HCN LT-1Nl I'M EJ9. I1@t0!-
ay- General g the STATE ef Maryland.
Gentlemen,
comply with your requef in Eating my
opinion of Hainilton's Elixir. 1t has been uted
in my family for two or three years paff, with
uniform luccels, whenever colds, coughs, or fl
nilar complaints have rendered medicine ne
cellary. have mylcif found it al excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
belome affection of the breaa, acc mpanied
with forencis and with oblrueted ans difficult
breathing
On thcle accounts do not heiitate 20 recon-
mend Hamilron's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and delerying pu5lic attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. AbJjah Heniy, Bridgc-Street, Baltimore,
was cured by enc boetls OF Hamilton elixir Ct a
very complicated dilorders oecalioned by fc-
we're cold caught feveral months ago. He
breathci with the greatcit difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening fSears when he
attempted 70 walk any ditance, aud his voice
would frequently fail in luch degree that he
could only attempt to ~hilper he has been
upwards Of FIX weeks without return Of his
complaints. and defres TO give this pualic tef-
timonY in favour Of this invaluable medicine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet difcovered which gyc'
immediate ana lalting relief in the mott icVers
iuhances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
TAPE WORM.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-keeper, On
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 20 months ago to be grievouly ale
hieted with a tape worm, which increaied TAFT
in fze and ttrcngth, 70 as to excite the mott
horrid 4enfarios by les writing motions and
incolerable pans, reiennbling he craving and
tearing of his bowels, which deprived him o.!
his necenary ilcep, and caufed lu,h dreadful ap
prehenhons as cannot be conceived but by ore in
a iimiar iituation~- his appetite waltrd rapidly,
and with that h. lrength, 70 thar he was una
bic to attend to any buiineis-when he heard
OF ionle excellent cures performed by Hanlil-
tins worm lozengcs he took large dofe, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in the poileilion Of Lee & Coz
but renewal of his pains ioon convinced him
tina. this monarous reptile had recovered its firf
vigour-Applicatio was made to ee & co.
for more of their medicine, with their advice
from which refnred the total expulacn Of his
formidable enemy, in ieveral pieces, which he
fuppo(ed to be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have Gnce elapfed, and MIR. Full
Ter is now in perfect health. I he above fa6s
gre well known to numerous circle o. his neigh
bours, and himlef viii crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the fubjeca.
Although Hamlltons worm lounges produce
fuch powerful effects, when neceAary, yer they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
ton or the human body, even taken in large
dofes, as Mr.. Fuller will teltify--their par.icu
lar nlildnefs is abundantly evident in innunera.
Sic cures Of infants.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
Gentle e1,

OEDt:
purchaled it your hop the preparations you
call Iiamiiron, Eilence. or Extract of Muftard,
winch believe has perfectly removed chronic
rneumatifm (oi that kind named ieiatica, or of
the hip ioinl) under which hid Iaboured fer
Ing time, aid which had baiHed every article
II the Materia Medca, and every mode OF treat
nent received into practice for the cure of this
obAinate dileaie, Ifyou think this letter ufeiul
you are at liberty to lake it public.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
IS RECOMMENDED

DR.. IAHN's AArtBILLlouS-PlhLi,9.,
The operation Of 'hefe pills IS perfectly MID 70
as 70 be ufed with Fly by pcFi0ns IN every Iltu'
ton, and OF every age. cc
They are excci'entlY adaptedto carryo upper
1uous bile, and prevent its morbid lecretoIl'----o
rehore and amend the appetitc-to procure lIs
perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds "l'0''
are often attended with fatal conieq9eae's-.'.
dofs never fails co remove cold, ii tsken OF Il"
ira appearance. hey are celebrated tor re-
moving habitual coGivencls-~Acknes at the TO
mach, and levere head ache--and lugh' 20 "
taken by all pesfcnsson change ct climate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
10 be il Is 1 !,

For one or more Years,
THE houie now in the tenure of Mr..
Thomas Clagget, iituated on Queen i9rees
near Wilmington freet, and oppoiiSe Nj.
John Wiie's new houle, the f:tua5ion is
high and healthy For terms apply 70
THOMAS IRWIN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
N O T I G. E.

The L AN d adyertlfed for
fale by me on the 1T of October laf paa,
is unavoidably poapored until the iecond
Monday in November next, when It will
poitiyely be fold to the higheit bidder.
GEORGE CHAPMAN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
Dr.. HAHN'S TRUE and GENUINE CRp.
MAN CORN PLASTER

An ;nfaIlible remedy fer corns, lpeedily reno,.
ing them, root and branch, withou; giving pain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
Communicated BY DR.. Jobu spangAr,
Tork to7vh, Penn1ivasia.
Letter from the reverend MIR. JOHN MOL
TIER, nliniler of the Nfsfayian church, in
York; town.
9arL. Tannarp 4th, 1907.
Hork, Janaay 9Th, 1907

DR.. Hamilton's lozenges have been rcconl-
mended to ME IS very adequate means forthe
cure Of children Afflicted with worms, procur.
ed a box for the uie of MY family, TO try, whe-
Their by means of this medicine, might be ena-
bled TO gain point, which, to accomplish, diff
fercnt other means bad proved abortive My
eldcll boy had very Gckly appearance, wasvery
ref'efsat night, grew leaner from time to time;
in fhort, he leemed to be in precarious fate Of
health. which would yield to none of the medi-
cines administered, until gave him two dofes
of zerges, agreeably co the directions, which
carried off iubftance to al appearance mere
mucus, but upon clo.s inlfpeaion quite reple
with very lnalLliying animals. Nos one Of that
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
Wa1tsa to s1rc5aje,

Wanted to Yare5afe,
r,soo or 1900 Chelnut Rails, for
which Cath and generous Price will bs
given. Apply as above.
OF. rs. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
r TAKE NorIcE,
DR.. HAMTLTONss ELIXIR,

Or, EAMlLTONss ELiNlR,
Afovereign remedy for Colds, Obitiaate Coughs,
Afhnas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and APP
preaching Coniumptions.
To parents qybo nay ba.Oe children a57iaed
with The HOPPING COUGH.
Tbs difcovery isof the irA magnitude, as il
is an Immediate relief, checks the progreis, and
IN a ihort time entirely removes the mott cruel
daofder to which children are liable--the Elixir
is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dote 70 final,
that no difficulty ariles in takingit.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
BENNE II e WATTS,

Hace imported in tie Felicity l'om Ll0ef-
pal, general ADarfmeat Of
Wooden Goods & Hardware,
Cd. Sd. lod. I'D. and aod. Nails.
They bave on hand,
White and brown kuiila oheeting'
Diapers,
White, and brown TicklenbuFgs and
Oznai,urgs,
Twiiled Sackings,
German fulled Hole and Gloves,
Turkey red Cotton,
Mamoody's, Sannas, Gurrahs, and a
variety Of INDIA GOODS, all which
they offer for fae on the uiual terms.
Oaob.r r.. sodsw
BENNETT & WATTS,
Have impaired u. the Iudafry, CAPT.
M'Krnzie, from Lsaaaa,
Superhne Cloths and kertey-
Wet Of England Swaufdowns,
Yarn. worried and Silk Ho!iery,
Lutearing,, Pclongs and PERTAINS,
Fancy Florentines and sastlns'
Collar Velvet,
Mufs ana TipPets,
Threads, Tapes ard Bobbins,
China, Satin ADD SaAfanstie Rl5ons'
Mullins, Laces and Edg'ngs, Veiis'
sc.
Ingram Yorkthire Carpets, :,
Furniture Fripges, Cords & Tailel''
Dimities,
And Irons, Tongs aud shove's,
Shad, Herring and Sail Twine,
Nov. 1. eo3W
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gs Sold Iikewiie BY S. PIfa-
FANS, Richmond ; Rob and Dow
,glaG, PeteyJ5arg; 7, Green, E r.
derickJ5urgh G. Purdue, S",@-
field; NJ. Jones, Suffolk Dr.
Miller, Wlnehsfer; r. C y,
hov, WjhHamlbarg and 0"2"
LeejJug.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
P. WEATHERBURN.

John Hoover, rope maker, South second
Street, between Mary and Chri0ian-Streets,
Philadelr hia, voluntarily maketh oath as fol.
lows, namely, thar his wife, Mary Hoover, was
20 feverely afflicted with violent rheumatilm,
very dangerouly ituaeei, tie c ntequei'ee of a
favete cold after lying in, as to be confined TO her
bed for feveral weeks, and was at length re-
duced to the melancholy apprehension Of re,
mining cripple for lie. Notwithstanding the
mott Respectable medical advice was followed
and every probable remedy attempted, when
teeiag feyeral cafes of cures performed by tia-
nihon's Etfedce and Extract of Muttard, they
were procured frorl Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
eecord- Street. The hrit application enabled
her to walk acrcf, the room, and ufe Of one
bottle reaored her 20 her ufual fate of health
and itrength. JOHN HOOVER
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SAMUEL, BISHOP,

BOOKSELLERS, & srArloNrR
Relsafulzy mtormstbs Public that be has
rseeivea fran Lex = CTS Patent and
Famiiy Meaicne Sfors, Baltimore, a
fre@ ag5rtmeat Of the tollszoi9s
Valuable Medicines,
W5qeb arr IL big5 e,qeem md general re
fbr0ugbouf the Uuited States, mary Fl
them being Jsld ebeaber t6au The Drugs
Of zUbieb t6ey are e0mpoandea, f7ala DC
Pa,ebaIed at retail Store.
n TAKE Nor1cR,
lbaf S. BJ6op is appointsaibr ONLY f.
gsnf tor alexandria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
CASES OF CURES.

(Sfl<frd fran tbogfandsI Tie aatbeati-
city IF qvbicb any psylou nay a/certa,a,
e4ber BY letter or peytonal aP9Licasios.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18
e IN tie E,4rbssfr Gazsas.

The ttrittures which are now nublinl-
ing by Calender, merit, in parricrilar
manner, the ferrous confederation OF
Americans. Whatever may be the eff
narionin which his private characterani
dePortrUent is held, it is certain, rhat as
public wrirer, ne is forcible and poig-
nant, The jacobins Will nos pretend
70 deny this. While his pen was prof
vi1uted TO the purpcfes of nalevolence
and defamation, he was followed l9Y
ti,elc admiration, and careGcd by their
savors- Nor is it material 70 The rrusas
which he devesopes what were his in
dacenents for rcinquiihing his former
opinions. As long as rhe charges witch
be advances are iupportedbypeoois, I'M
denied by the iaco5ins fhernielves, his
Writings will deierve and receive their
.pfoportionate credit.
IN a2recent number OF his Recorder,
be gives an additional fact 30 prove char
Mr.. yeffetton was pleafed With, and en-
couraged, by contributions from MS
Pnrie, the propagation Of abuic an. CAL
VII IN AttC NATURALIZATION. Nil
lender hinielf has received szs dollars
from Mr.. yeiferion's own plrfe as th:s
wages OF fin. This he confeifes fiimftlf,
and who viii venture TO d,fpdre bis s05-
asaee II iqtha cafe !!
This fats, IN ittelf, is rot of macI, mo-
rient: But when we connccr with it.
other cifctrnitafcss of Mr.. Jeferlon,s
ctrlduct, and with theie contrail his meek
and milky projections of cancellation,
we experience the inadeauacy OF iaa-
guage to exprefs our 9ndigparion and
aohorrcnce9 While in his exterior he
,sPrerending to apply the baliah 70 the
laceratlons ofparty, We End him intti-
gazing by The mott powerful OK all ia.
centiyes, TO 'he@ 'and more bloody
wounds. I3is lips drop milk and no.
ney, waile his heart is wholly rngrossed
with iayage triumph over fa4isn
and intulted competitor.
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Fys'n re 'E,yangtss Fs&traliR.

After the publication of the report
OF the inve.tigaJing commlttee, we had
interdcd 70 enter incc an examination
of the charges broogat forward. The
linjrluiablc MANNER in which the com
IniCcee proceeded, rs we'll as their illibe-
raj attempts to inj1re the reputation Of
characters whoIa Their own report com.
Piereiy aequ'Ss Of any corrupt or frAs
dulent cordu6t, Of ncn WHO had 70 long
and 10 taithfuhy terv7d their country,
have becn already 10 fully expofed. that
nothing more is necei1ary TO BE added.
The letter Of MIR. Stodderr, The debate
IN the Houie Of Representatives, the
writings Of Decias, in the Gazette of
sbe United States, and Of the Virginian
Corrcfpondeht in the Recorder, leave
little tic be faid on this fubiect; and has
already turned tho inltruuens which
was intended for Che deitruGtion Of their
opponents, with ten fold force, agaiaft
rhemfeives. 4 he Perions whom they
accuied of rifconduct have rot only
been completely acquitted by thenub-
lie voice, bur haze received the greateit
appiauie for sheir condnct. What iball
we think Of pegions. whole Accusations
leryc but TO acquir the accuied, and
leave diigrace only on rfe accuierS.
We fhsii fepublih she pieces Of the
Nrginlah CORE lpo2dent, nor for the
puFPoie Of exculpating thoic perlons
whon Giles and Nicholf5n, thus wan-
'tonly endeavored TO injuTe, bar TO flew
the bafeneis OF thele comuirtce men,
sndto keep alive the recollection Of their
g-lilGoBdrcr.
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F'va' The Nsav- 1ltoyrs csmassyli;.sl A4veyt;sy.

ne Southern democrats have of lire
got wonderfully deFanged- --c}1.y ao;,ss
kseep organized half .wcil as our cFaco~
bins do here. Gallendsr, one Of rhee
principal, having perhaps little more
ciiceTnEent than the rest OF the elsh.
mas, from a conviction of the ba(snela
OF 1t, entirely deferted their caufe bar
lays | p7,se5olfs eo'ffslEoa he bas Been IS
great a rogue as any Of thern.--Ts,e
might OF The aurora, ard E2oea, author
OF tne Riitosy of the Adyniniftrar;o,
OF JobH <4daaa5,'' have widely differed in
lone httle doetrinal points, fl1ch ar
breaking open private letrers, expofing
thoie on public tubje6ts. &C. Attic
Dn@@e can fee no harm in iiealing and
breaking one open, yet he kinks il was
unpardonablc in Nod, 70 expofe his let~
teFs 70 Col. B0RR, which have in 6H-
F1rnithed the principal materials for
Srde6 pamphlet, bat thfs NOT being in
favor Wltn the Vice Prefldenr. naane
was concerned to lee it out thar he had
the Chief agency inn. E<1ao4 has there.
tore now probably forfeited bis conf
oence.~--Bue ic mutt be known 70 thofr
OF our readers who are not already ac-
quahted with the Circumstance. thar
taelc championsof truth, order and open
dealing, tliele Builders up and iuppor.
GERS OF tise Prefent administration, are NOT
one OF them native Americans Dt.nnc.
Wh" tas openly abufrd g1e name of
" 1fSHINoToNs drew his iIrit breath on
the banks Of rhe seur, and formerly duo
PoFatoes in Ilpperary; D1o0d is a ca
iedohlan adveRGurer, fortune hunrer.
and, probably eRpyx9sd by luGice in his
oWacoantry, hasEAs5t RI alyJ,4x, in this.
- CHilcnasy, who We believe, has ratbrr
the beit Claim TO feipecrabiliry, IS aIfo =
Forelgner, and Cbcetb4u fpenc abe ben
part OF his days over harters block i,
London, who're he was born. Yet flrb
arc she men who have come 70 fearg,
Americans Parriotifm and one Of then
(inoifsctiyl receives a lalary fof his fer.
wees, QUE Of che United States pnrse
the ttrings Of which arc held by a6orbsr
iorci8ner, Of t5oo t5oeaaa do1af; o,ga.
a53.---o hsmpar2! Q mmesi--
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therefore, will nor only obtcure his laare
Out retard his pfogrcfs. Il is mott pro-
bable, attempts wall be made to diver.
FROM his. purpoie, eitaer by
brides or threats. Time viii deter,
mine whether he will yield so thefc, or
perleverc IN the at1einp. 90 arrcit his
name frosn the repfo4ch his former
writings had thrown on il. IF he is FIN
eere, he will not long delay iriailing
MS pronide, and fully diiclofng tie evil
dencc Gin which lie Pounds his accoia-
fions againit .Je6efion, ktadiloh, Giles,
and others.
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Fyaag he jdms.

Calender, the editor Of the Record
or, mas oflafe attracted much pubic ar
Ieneion. His former abule Of shc adj
mlaifiration had excited The indignation
and contempt Of HE icdcfalids, and die
moderate part ofthe Democrats. He
has at leaE.h opened his eyes, and l1es
that he was the nlerr tool OF = party,
she iteppIng ttone OF ambirioD; thai rhoje
"hom lie lahore3 I, hard 70 exa!r, were
-. ticking their own aagrandlzeincnr,
ua.lliatifll OF the means, as st1sy uaVy
age q Inc inttr4rneats OF their pyeicpf
ever. l,allGResee las d,aclcied his
connection with J9aerion, Mat ion,
Giles, and Tome oIher conipicuous per-
iohs Of thar p@.:y.---j3e has promii:d
70 give much more or this tubieEt, and
70 make pubic the iources fr9ns
whence he drew rte materials OF BIS
4Pr9pe55 Bsf15e Us, and othe1 writings.
On The taithtuincfs war which he di,-
charges this ducy 30 tlinIfelf and the
public, viii IL 4 grcai mea:lre depend
rhe eltImagion, IN which he VIII herear-
ser loe held. gl he has been lured by
their promlfes, and deceived by 11air
nilrePreEentations, MIR. Jefcrion and
His friends eiil at lratt thar, ii nor
become the fo)e proparrors Of, the
siligTace formerly attached t. Gal
lender. As for Mr.. jcfcrlon, The
f1eeling popularity by which he was
RATED TO the chair of tfare, is aircad9
fading from his visw, The rleans by
~d'ch he atra;ncd, and t,e manner in
which nc has lince conducted hin(clc
n that elevated tation, nave made him
an o5jscr Of indignation and congcnpl
70 ionle, ana Of pity 20 Others; his
blooming isJrels aiready begin 70 fade
upon his brow and he viii foon be letr
a monument, of tie iaconEltcncy Of po-
quar- favor His party are already an
x nily looking OUT {or a fuccef7or. Col.
12rr u an oEyect Of dread and haired
y tte Virginia democrats, and their IA
tefltes. il Is well known, whom rlzey
you'd ~,Ih 20 ran. That perGon has
hithert0 behaved with fuch cautious
eifcHrjPec-on, as to remain atnoft
uadiduroed bus he lands On the brink
ct a dangerous precipice. His very
respiration ihalles ,hc tortcling FONDA
fl,n Of his power. He mutt even re-
ccde w'-h CAUTION but 20 advance would
be certain dearcftion.
Calender las promiiaa to give fornc
information Of Mr. ElgdioE. ff;s at
sac5s, 10 this quarter viii be more ie,l
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22

caufed any man to be beaten with rods, or 10
baDs bis garment rent" But we have higher
authority 8 Wherefore Hanun took David's
fervants, and fhavsd one half Of their boards,
and eat of their garments to The middle eVen TO their
6mtockS, and fent them away,"-zd. Sam K. 4.
OF late years, branch of the Spencer family. in
England, introduced this fhort garment, as
kind of boa~ upon the bloods Of Bond. freet,
who, as might we'll be G1ppoled, were entirely
ignorant OF its difgraceful origin. The whim
fucceeded, and "Sbeceer5" became neceGary
aPpendage TO the wardrobe Of every beau With
an eye 20 their origin, perhaps they might with
greater Propriety be called Dauidt.