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r the cure of every kind of head ache.

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a fate and fpecdy remedy for the venerisl DIFF
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Sworn and fnbfcribed before Ebenezer Ferg'i-
on, Efq. one Of the iuaires of the peace for Phi
iadeiphia County.
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PROPOSALS

Uudsr kab far bu;l4mg a 5aam tt &"
~ OfWahbixgton,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

juring a ffranger, and of depfcaing :,
Priioner., One OF theie fi6tions is that,
at the time of his arreftmenr, he had 3
confetti with the federal martial. To
this day they have never exchanged
even look of inciviiiry. At Peters
burg, Mr. Randolph behaved with the
politenefs Of a gentleman, and the kind
neis ofa benefa6tor. Ola deportmepr
10 exemplary of an obligation 70 deli.
cate, both gratitude and juitice may
vlndlcate the Proptiety, Or ar leait, they
will forgive the intrufion of this public
acknowledgement. 1t is made with
alacrity and with pleafurc. Perhaps, it
will noe be confidered as unbecominq,
N this place, TO add, that the duty Of a
political and Controversial writer, is in
deed iervice, if not Of danger, yet at
Eeatt of defamation. Thofe who are
tlt for nothing elfe, can fill alpire to
eonieAuence, by humbling mind more
amtable and powerful to The level OF
their own. The world is t;nffed with
very numerous and formidable clafs
OF beings. who cannot forgive man Of
abilities, rthe guilt of having inftrucf-
ed and pleafed them. Their abhor-
renee OF his potion auernenes in an exacy
ProPortlonj with their appreciation OF
ms writings. Even in the mott harm
icts Puriuits of literature, this perGcu-
ton IS generally and fevereIy felt. The
iuCCtiSE.i verfion of an ode. of !yar,o.
OF an epigram of Buchanan, has often
toured che features of pride, and fnihed
the cheek ofenvT. But infinitely more
d.ttfef'ing mutt be the condition oF .
political combatant, Whole every fe1
is IN the midi Of intellectual barrle:
whole enrirc fyfcn of thinking, and Of
competition, is founded upon totf;i;r,,
and defiance. Thofc who dare not de-.
ny the correctness Of his a0ertions ~
the Popularity Of his publications. fer
rec him inso fhc r@cehes Of private TO-
cicty, and profanc fbe Lacyed a6lgm If
domgfic e0&6dehcs In that icene ~
fancled iecurlty, and perhaps OF corlfci-
Gus itIperiority, his rsoft trivial actions
are often watched with 4nieroicopic mi
nu5eneiS, ard often reported with syuly
}eae'al lnalevolence. Faults and foibles
Ger who IS without them y are quickly
uncovered, orPron1ptiy invented. TIKI.
brcatt Of his cenfof palpitates with r6e.
pain OF gladnefs, and the turbulence *
Joy I; Whit the welcome rale of 4candgl
IS echoed through the ears Of nlaDkird
with all the diligence cf haired, the dif-
toFtion OF credality, and the fesoeiry Of
revenge,
Ricbmo@d Jail
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

-et3. Els honor had no. time 10 eva
nine him. He was, however ar,citea,
and tene 10 the town of Walaing1oa.
lie applied again to the judge 'to7 ex-
animation; But III vain. He was iett griio-
nef TO Philadelphia, winter journey of
mere ehan 5hree hundred miles. II was
paraded, along with Others, through the
ttrcets, with a badge in hi5 har, and caR
into the cells. After near cwo months and
an half, nc obtained an examination and
was admired TO Bail. In the fequel, not
4 iuipicious clrcun1tt4nce could Sc found
againlt hin1,.F The reaion for this OUT
rage IS given by Mr.. Findley. The
lecretary OF the treaflry had refolved on
bis deitl1!6tion, For actions like theft,
James The iecond was turned our Of
England, and George the third ex-
PEELED from this continent.
IF Mi. Hamilton wanted 20 drive
the welfern people into the arms Of
Britain, and TO excite iccond iniurnc-
ton, worle than the frlt, this Behavior
was ludicious and coniiitenr. But Wide
be has thus coolIy 1ranpled on i.w,
luffice, humanitg, and every n1aIn
OF found policy. our ex -iecretarY flo,Id
not refer TO his Uniform uprighrnefs OF
character. In paiIing, we cannot WITH
hold tfibure OF admiration To the bi-
rited and important part a6tad BIZ he
American bench. 1t is 20 be lanened
that (ome patriotic Citizens did not rife
tpbicriptlon for supporting an acton
Of damages againit jedge Peters.
Thus the iheriff Of 4 county WAS lie
gally taken from TIE exerci!e of his Of
fice, an Office as I&crcd and important
as thar Of Judge Peters himlclf; and at
That time, Of high conteGucace to the
peace Of the country. Eccaufe the
Judge has not lecture 10 examine lin,
he was hauled 90 Philadelphia, and ,on-
fined for ahouc ieventy days, before
nc could Obtain a hearing. Peers,
when at Warrington, had promi1gl to
examine him within half an hour, What
inc specimen Of juitice was rhi. TO
hold cur before the people beyond the
mountains !! John Hamilton had 70 make
iecond Journey to this city, IN Tsne,
'Z95, to fand trial; 70 that, f;rfat, and
lat, ne furf have travelled fifteen am
dred miles. Yes this was one of the
very men who prevented David Bad
ford from teizlng the arms and aInrau-
milton IN the garriion at Pirrlburg. A
thoilland dollars would big poorly have
compensated herif' Hamilton for his
while gke fat5 inhicted
upon public jutice demanded more fe-
we're remembrance. Our federal Ire
ratl are conftanely talking about she
arroc!ty Of The wefern rIots, which
they dignity or degrade with the name
OF rebellion. They G2ou!d refle66, alto.
upon the behaviour of great pays of
that army b. whom it vas cruIhcd.
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Aa7' Cd, 1900
8RlDGEP0R73 (Cmse5ieat) zine 10

III 0Ae1 o0"HSfSfFHtJ JH#s go.
On Thurflay lalt arrived off this DOR.
on her way 70 New York, the fh;o En-
teFPF;z@, Ezekiel Hubbell Of this place,
Matter, IN no days from Canton
SaPt. 3ubbell has performed a circ,ir-
Gus ana long voyage, Of nearly two
years and halt fince he left New York.
and we exPe6s has met with fuccetS
ProPoFtlonarc to tie greatnels Of the
undertaking. Capt. II. lolf his fecond
mate and two others ofhis crew.
Capt. EIubbelFs rout has BEEN to,,od
CsPe Florn, up the Pacific Ocean. unoo
the NorFh-weit coat, and thence ~
Canton---in fhe courfe Of which he beo
had many lcenes Of danger, OF angler
and iome profitable traffic! one If r Z.
NATIVES OF the San6vieb LNaa9f fw5ere
Cook vas killed. he brought home WIN
mn, who IS now IN tLis place ae fchooI,
hkeiy and iDgenions lad 6f abcrp
t"clye years OF ace, OF an olive. COM
Pie%'on, black ifraigtt mar, c---ybo.
understands much, and begins 10 Freak
our language. P'''N
we learn from Capt. Iubben, sbe
natlYes Of thofc Hands arc MAKING orr,r
L =: from what they were III
Iapt. Cooks day, by the help Of fotnr
White mechanics lcttled there; have
ieYeral deck vedels, &c. Alto we
learn that the native who killed carf
IooS was yet hying then. and we
poihfed out 70 capt, tiubbelL
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Much has been faid, and not much
IS correctly known, as to the wehern
iniurre6tion oft794. The following
remarks upon 5his affair have been
extracted from Sketches eff The biaoyy
Of hsseYica, publiihed at Philadelphia,
in I797.Thc book was read in fleets,
as it was pr;ntedo6, BY Mr.. Jef'ehon,
who paid TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS to-
wards defraying the exaeree O bu5lfea-
ston. We haze never Teen any part of
the detail dcnie3,or contradi6fedin the
Republican or federal newspapers; AMI
this would certainly have been the cafe,
# an attack had been conhdered as
tupportable. ct the dlltance gilmore
chan Ave years, We find ietle, or in
deed nothing co be corrected, or re-
canted. Of the federal army, a great
number, perhaps even large mao
tiry, were De8ocyafS. Hence, ind;g-
BATON at their oueragcs rnu} fali with
equal weight upon al parties. In read
ing the extract, you nuf be careful TO
REMEMBER THIS. / he prelenr article
will extend through at ieait tx num-
bets.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-21

E<fro7 Jfrom the f,lfaes f5f5s Gsrgad 15lume
Of TIE PRosprcr BEFORE Us.
WITHIN the taft FIVE moths
croud of additional f6tions have Been
invented with the purpoCe Of calum-
mating the writer Of IBc Profpe7 18th
the generous end manly purpofe of in
: Find!eys Chap. XIX.
I I5id.
q EindIeE, Chap. XVII.
& bid Chap. XIX,
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I
ing the extract, you .muff be careful TO
REMEMBER THIS. I he pre1enr article
will extend through at leait fix num-
bets.
WITH regard 70 m55f5,Hs ubTgG5-
G15 ct character. there is no man in
Anrrica, who!e good name has en-
countered tuch violent oppolitioh as that
Of Mc. Hamilton. II he is 10 ani1vcr
every charge againtt him, that has been
made on respectable authority, this
piece does nor complete the rdfk. Mr..
EirldIcy, in his I!i>ory OF the Weaern
inlufrettion. has urged many accufa-
ci1ns, as bad as that Of jobbins in certi-
dcafrs. The following are two in
itanoes. Mir. Hamilton has nor al
tenpted'co derry any part of chem.
The commander OF the army !odoed
for ionle nine in the houic of major
Powers, about thirty miles from rEc
town Of Wilmington. This man had
been active IN promoting a iettIerient
Ills icrylces were acknowledged
&c while head quarters were az his houte;
"and rs was paid larger fun chan he
&c demanded for MS trouble and ex-
Sc pencesn. -
Sometime afrer this payment. FTr
,Iasniltoa tent foy major Powers 70
Wilmington. He then examined him
concerning the conduit Of Albert Gal.
ial1, and OF lonle other perfons win
whom the MAJOR was NOT even acquaint-
ed. The antwers we. e unIatisfa6Forz.
ana an otticer'Was otdereEi to coEd,lEr
MN lnto another apartment, where he
might, for All hour, refrcll7 has memory.
lie was rhEuit into . room, am0na a
cfoud OF P-lioners, under the poioS of
the bayoneG. When called out again.
ne told Mr Hamilton that he had no
thing further 70 recolleGt. The facre-
fairy repr0ved him in fc7ere terms for
conceallng truth. The bs9 bail vas
offered tor his appearance and refufed.
/ he military conducted hinr to Pjrrl-
burg ard kePr him in cvftody ill che
eighth day. Mr.. Hamilton being then
gore, the Judge" ient for major
towers, and politely afIured him tina.
he had no charge hateyer againE Fin.
Thus i7eritorops cinIen< Whole
'ervlces had been gratefully rewarded.
YVES, without warranr, acculer, or even 4
PTctcnce Of guilt, imprifoned for siein
days. The motive 20 this outrage was
yet baier than the act itfeE Mr.. Ha-
milton wanted Powers 10 turn evidence
again!t people Of whom he knew no
harm. The crime Of REYNOLDS and
~iin9man was faid to be Information OF
perjury. The proceedings Of the fe-
cretafy came very near II. lie had,
by the way, no legal sarhority to com
MT any body He held no regular
ruff Of q IA IRE. As for the Judge,
1ho endured d1eh tranCa6tions before
rs eye, II may be hazardous 70 lay
auch abort .iE, The other Of the
no cafes Is as follgus.
John Hamilton vas az that tir1c, hig1 /
1ersi Of Warrington county, and colo /
q @, the MiOgo Creek regunens Of
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t Flndley, Chap. XVIII.
e t1amliton's 0biervatioas OF the
Hiltofy Of the Jni5ea Srasss f2f Y7o6,
2. 8.
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NOTE
" kihd!eY Chap, xviii.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

IN purj1ancs Of an order Of Tx
Circuit Cart tor the dJq,ia and co3ay
atorslaid, made BY eoglldt IF parties in
TIE cqIS of TIE United States; V. $.
Roben T. Hooe and C0.rm cbaucfry, uiA
be ex5sJed to 9udhc E7Ae fer ready moaey
rpm t6s 1911 dy Of .J5.ane ueaf, The tal2ozv-
mg q4zuodlr profe,y, eoapyed in ffgf 70
The Ja5lfri6ers BY CoL Jobu Fitzgerald,
late Of IBIS tozvn, deceqlsd, ViS $50
A Water Lot commonly call
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
iouth Gde Of King freet and eaf iide of
Union ltreer, and bounded by an alley Of
90 feet in width, on the fouth from Uni
on freet 10 the water. On this piece Of
ground are erected three Brick Ware
houfes, 81 feet 4 inches in front, n feet
deep and three tories high each--AIlo, a
SAIL L0F I above the up Per fory -
feet in length add az feet wide upon the
Aoor--all under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the ea0 Gde Of this houle, is piece
Of ground uninproyed the whole length of
the houlc, S feet deep, terminating on a
Is feet alley, laid out upon the front Of the
wharf. Frcm the front of the wharf Is
pier extended into the river 100 feet by
50 in breadth. APpertaning TO the pier
is dock s. feet wide on the one ilde and
another IS feet on the other hde.
Vim. HERBERT, Tr0aess
Jno. C. HERBERT,
May 8. dd
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IN the cafe Of .7ame- Gslles,
q EGnkYUbt.

WHEREAS a commitlon Of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and ifued againit
James GiIlies, Of the town of Alexandra,
in the difritt Of Columbia, by the name
ard the description of James Gillies, on
the oh day Of May, in the year Of our
lord, one thouiand eight hundred and two:
And whereas the commihioners in ana by
The laid commi1Iion named and authorized,
have declared him 10 be bankrupt; the
fad commissioners do hereby fummon and
require the fad James Gillies perlonally
to be and appear before the commilioners,
in the faid commiilion named, on Thurlday
the 18th day Of this prelent month; on
Thurlday the sd day of June next, and on
Friday the 18th. day Of the fame month,
at Gad(by'S Tavern in Alexandria, at :
o'clock in the afternoon of each day, then
and there TO be examined, and to make
full and true difcovery and dilclofure of all
his efate and effects according to the d.
re:fions Of the at2 of Congress, entitled,
/" An at to ettablilh an uniform (yRem Of
bankruptcy throughout the United Sfates,''
at either Of which meetings The creditors Of
faid bankrupt may attend to prove the
fame, and thofe who are indebted to the
faid bankrupt, or have effects Of any kind
in their hands belonging to him, are noe
to pay away or fecrete the fames
JAMES KEITH,
&c. HERBERT, lCommiGoutrs.
]. B. NICHOLS,
Tsfe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary 10 the eommmlDfoa,
May S. dow
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publir salr.
On Friday,

a ten o'elock, quiA be 6ld at the Ien9ae
Stare,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
Whikey in barrels,
Gin in caks and barrels,
Port vine in cafks,
MolalIes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate 10 boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
.aaorted,
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ALSO,
A verlety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne cloth and Kerfmeres,
Narrow Cloth, and FlannelS,
Inh Liners, and Oznaburgs,
Sail duck of different qualities,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Cambrick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cloaths,
Coloured threads and towing iilks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
May IL Vendue- Waiter.
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qpfums v.

Senator's, and have Gucceilivcly occupied
places 10 the Central Authority. may
repair to Paris, 10 make known H..
methods of reaoring union and tran.
guilty and of concii;a,in. All parties.
On my part, ! have right 10 expea
that no city. conimune, or corps, will
do any thing coatrary to the diepod-
lions | have made known 70 you.
Inhabitants Of Helvetia ! awake to
hope Your country is on the border
OF precipce. Ii ihall be Immediately
drawn from il all men OF property
viii fecpnd this generous proiea.
Buff, which | canno; think, there
were among you number of individu.
ais who had 20 1.-THE virtue to facri6ce
their plilions and prejutices to The love
OF their country, People of Helvetia,
you would Be unworthy of your ancef-
tors |
There Is no man in his fenfes who
does not ice that The mediation | take
upon mylelf is for Helv eta, belIing
Of that Providence, which, amid 70 ma.
ny eoavul(ions and lhocks, he's always
favored the exiItence and Independence
OF your naGon and that this media
non Is The only way which remains by
which you can fave the one or the 9th
or. For il is time, indeed, for you 10
think that If the patriotiim and union
OF your anceRors founded your repub.
H., the evil lpIrit Of your factions, fhould
i continue, will infallibly dearov il ;
and II wli be painful to reflea that al
an epoch when many new Republics
are ariiing. fate has marked the end Of
one OF the mot ancient.
BY the Firt Conful.
- BONAPARTE.
The Secretary Of State. MAKEr,
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From the Gazette Of the United STATES.
LETTER ii.
From yousg GsSfhms1 traVeling IN En-.
rope.
ANTWERP, sEpT. I, 1894.

WE have been very bufy thefe three
days. At nine o'clock on Sunday morn
ing, we left Am1er dam in yatch of a
Mr. Infinger, who very politely furn-
ilh:d it with the qUb1sg9ifba!j, and &C.
companied Us The 6ra itage. In this
boat we made thirty miles, at about
three miles an hour, drawn by two
horles. AT fix we reached Utrecht,
in which town the confederacy that orr
qina,ed the Batayian Republic was
formed. The ground was fomcwhat
higher more diveri6ed, Englilh, 8. pleaf
ant About eleven the next day we fat
out. with four horles, and with fume
difficulty, arrived in the evening al
Rotterdam. Attwo in the morning we
failed in fnall yea.l that was Provid
cd for Us, and through the Meule, cuts,
and canals, GOT to WilliamRadt by
noon. After an hour fpent in procur
ing hoIles, we took our departure
Ten or twelve miles CARED us off the
dykes into Brabanr, and the deepeIt
fands, through which we laboured as
many more to the French potts, where
a good padport and a lttlc money
readily introduced Us, and b.Iween elev-
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LONDON, ocr. s.


Eatrna sf . htter frsm Paris, OF. 4.
The aid de camp 20 the Firis
Coniul, M Rlpp, fet of lat night for
Switzerland. his orders are ID tepalr
10 Lauilnne, and there To lummon the
government 10 accompany him 20
Berne, FURbogt an sltgyi This being
done without any other interfere nee, M.
kaPP i 70 60 through the fever4l Can.
tons, iummoning each of them to Dc.
clare" Whether they with 10 be ON
terms Of peace or of hoRility with the
French Republic 7"
The French troops ordered into
Switzerland at lie inletpoGtion Of him
Whole rule and aaion i guided from a.
bove, are detached from The Milanef-.
and are 10 march by the Lake of Como
towards the Lake of ConRance, 70 as
70 form barrier between the Swiis and
the Auifrians, lhould the latter offer 70
iuppoTS the new government -Beides
theis, Other troops viii march into Swift
zeiland By the psr Of Pcrentrui, which
the F'epch ON hold, though it IS Gtua-
ted IL the Canton Of Bale.
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4 eErioA Sign Board.--This is the
road to Dover, this is the road to Box
ford, this goes no where NJ. b. If you
cannot read AK al the blacklmith's lhop.
IN ggJ Rylgaad-A lady being ak
ed why lhe married an ugly huiband,
faid, "gallauts ought 70 be handfome,
but hulbands as God pleales."
Ei7ars ROom.--An Iilh gentleman
having little piaure room, fcveral
perions deiired 10 fee il. Faith, gen
tIemen,' laid he. ifyou all 90 in, II
will noi hold YOU"
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ITALIAN REPBBLIC.

The ats paaed by Bonspar,e in his
qnahty Of Preident Of the Italian Re-
public, daily tend to thew, thar this
new Gate Is coniJel.d as merely A pro.
vince OF France, as clo(eiy connected
with, and as dependent upon, that
conatry, as LELAND, while governed by
Viceroy, was upon Great Britain. "A
decree which has lately been iiIusd. an.
n'hilates the independent exihence ofthc
Italian Republic Gill more, and places
IT'S reiourees absolutely at the difpoial Of
the tirt Magi(trate OF France. Bon.
aparte here commands fuch proper.
ton or The army, and warlike ammu.
nition found in the Italian Republic. as
may be Judged neceGary. to be deliver.
cd up q France. The property in theft.
which Is left TO the Italian Republic, u
liked at 4, 600, oco Of livres; whether
france IS TO reiaburie this fun, or
whether a proportion OF their own pro-
Perty 70 this amount IS to be left in their
hands, is not explained. The only pre-
text under which this extraordinary
grant can be made is, that thele places
were once conquered by France that
on giving them up TO the Italian Re-
public The only gave up what portion
Of them fhe choie, and that ihe can ar
any time reclaim her grant, o., what
part OF 1t iults her. Ii is evident thac
the whole reiourees OF the Italian Re.
public may, by the fame logic, be laid
claim to; and what more could he
done 10 conquered county immedl-
ately in the hands OF France?