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ing out few HARD words, which Il 7n,,I5
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ed exaetiyas It was wrote. 1t IS ari,l;ro. -.
contemplate the operations OF plain in, s -
gent mind, whichrchects and feeis foy 49,
apart from the buflo Of contendino fct;o $50
5uch appears TO be our Ouch cofrsf,o,rl.ns
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MAN 7 gentlemen, when fubfcribino TO
shis paper, have enquircd for compIef. fa,. of
he Recorder. Thefe are not "a b. had
But this little publication will, in forne rneg-
aure, lupPif the want of them. Befdes the
even letters TO Jones, the laf Of which has
inng through every fate, and every fccond
'e'vsPaPer IN the union, the collection con
ANS many ether articles. Among thcf. are,
DEFINE ct turn Bnrr--lz,,. Samuel Loje1
nan, No. i.--DSffacsof Tim5tbt P:ekrtirg--
4 htfS MIR a59at t-btf5lieaa a,c0n9aay-with
a variety Of ipall pieces.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

'HuRsDAY es'nighs arsyed from Smith's
Shop near the Court Houle of Richnioni, 3
iplau say Horie, with fhort bob Tail, ] and an
~ upon has rf' Shouider lie "a about sweiy- beuas
and an half high, sboo' fix years old. si'I give
shs above reward 70 any pefson who a.li bring hra
90 me, Smlsh and Farrier, near ths Cours Hou,c
Richmond,
JAMES LYNCH.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

HE Subicriber, leaving his prefent en-
u pl'yer 30 Inc cosrtt Of tbs FL, vii c,g,y.
h'uieit "hh say Gentleman, wso would require tis
sEcc~-
]. GREEN.
g. &c prtvent ''o5bie. rope BOT lneta ,srr1s
,yill be aeespsd. Shares. on thofc ~. 49,.
ferred.
Fin vers C2. s3.h IS p.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION, by perfon gho prolaGes to
( 4 uadeFltand the bnineis ola
MILLER
The advertiser IS a native Of ,Le Old Country
Re he's been bred 70 this bafnefs ard any appli-
cation on MS account, which may he made 81 this
Office will receive a fuitabe anlver
Rjlkml59, Or. z7rb. : S02.
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PORT WINE,

FEW piPes and quarter eco4 srrs,n@ sid c,
: "phi are IBIS day landed, aad wifi BE faii Is,
lnodsFa'e tesns by -
RifSmo1d, No0. al, 1saz.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-10

/. I.taving IF tiaz4s is a {aving o." uasuey, far
: f'ms IS sOfn more prseiops than nancy =
FRANKLIN.
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Fiji.

oUANrITY or
f1ERkfNGS and SHAD, for Sale.
BY FRANCIS HYLAN3.
R'f6mona, N9V. I'd, 500. n
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
for this 6a7ctte.
DUELLLNG.

mR. JgsKs,
TIE practice of duelling feems TO
be gaining ground rapidly in this coun-
try. Scarcely fouthern paper reaches
Us but what details the account of an
affair Of this kind. This is ferrous
evil, and is greatly to be lamsnted /;
and particularly "a, when we oblerve
that triaing dilputes, created by diff
ference Of opinion upon political fub-
ieSs have been terminated in this way
between gentlemen of high Handing
and refpettability. is reform TO be
expeaei, when this outrage, this flag
rant violation of the laws Of God and
f5ciety, is deliberately committed by
charad=rs Of the above defcriPtion p
To whom hould we look for example
but unto thofe who have been felefed
from amongG the multitude of their
brethren, TO make and 70 execute good
and wholcfome laws for the peace and
5afcty Of the community lit is iub-
Jet Of The deepea regret 10 hear that
nlagifrates, fuch as governors Of ftates,
members Of the ienate and bouie Of re-
prefcntativcs ofthe United States, lhould
70 far deviate from the path ofreeituds,
and fhould be 70 unmindful Of their
obligation to oblerve the laws ct their
country, as TO refort to this mott Dc.
teftable way OF avenging real OF lmagi-
nary injuries thereby letting an evil
example to people Of lower Handing IN
iocie,y, which, i is to be iameoted
they are too prone to follow /; iniiance'
OF which We have recently ieen, and tho
ther have been deicribed in ludicrous
manner, vet they thould not divelt rs
Of our adherence Of 20 bsrbarous a
praaics. We fh5nld take every coca.
zion to check the growing evil; and tie
man who has the efrontcry 20 chal-
lcree another to this fort cf combat,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

Oh Sht to BE- hei! ia coEter-pt hy the
orderly and well difpofed members Of
ioeiety, and be fpurned from their com
pany.
rejoice at the thought Of this bar
barous practice being difcountenaneed
by the people Of New-Fnglsnd but !
am pariuaded they ought TO be on their
guard lea it fhould be introduced by
itrangers, who frequently come among
US fome Of them zealouAy engaged
in the cauie Of democracy, and are
vehement champions il fuPPort of all
the meafIres of The Prelent admiGitra.
ton of our general government who.
for want of argument or ability TO iuP-
port tie wretched caule they are enga-
ged il, often reiort 10 the mcR fcufiil-
Gus abufe of thofe who differ from them
in opinion upon thefe fubje3s, and be
Row or them the harih epithets of pabty,
rajcal and jtoandrei; and when this kind
of treatment is not pa'iently borne, but
is retorred 10 the way that is mott pro-
per, the next thing TO be expected is a
direa or indirect challenge to tight a
duel, and for the parties to be fet up as
marks to be hot at. And for what
Is ito wipe away a fam from ehe b.
noar Of the party who gives the chal-
lenge, ri, II TO Camp an indelible enc
upon hi, character Or rather, is it
not to crafty the blood thirty temper
Of iome lawlefs brute Ii there are
any fuch among Us at this time. a very
ih3rt term Of reidence will be iufficient
10 convince them that principles aud
conduit Of this nature are i'll luited TO
the meridian OF PORTLAND.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

The proceeding in the Circuit Court
Of The United States, lately held at
Hartford, will form an iotereIling
epoch in the Judicial hiaory of the
United States. We fee in them the
fra movements towards, we hope, ar eff.
fcient vindcation of that independence
Of the judiciary, eRablihed by the peo-
PIE in the formation of their Great Ma
tional Compact, which IS highly eGen.
tial to the permanent faeuIiIy of their
dearea rights.-CtaiiaeL
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

,r MEMBERS TO CoNCRESS,
Mr.. IFNKs,

Mr.. IENKS,
was plcafad to obierve il your
5aa, the nomination Of General WADs.
WORTH, for ale.elecion 10 Congrels.
The urifcrm integrity and upright con-
dud of this gentleman, richly entitle
him TO our fufrages and aIittle ex-
ertion will inlure him q very liberal
vote, notwithstanding the fecret means
ofoertain Of his oppolers. This hint is
given, that his friends may be feaiona
bly, on their guard, and not fnfer a
defeat from inattention. The Jacob rs
are always vigilant, and never lof- an
opportunity to Zip mo Office one Of
their j.d.-A word to the wife is fluff
Gent. n Wafc5man.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

MR. JtNhS,
AS you have with Us the cau(e of
federalfn warmly at heart, we are
happy to inform you that the Hon
SAMUEL THAoHER will be the only
federal candidate fer Congress in the
Lizcola DiQria at the enfuing election.
As this diariIt is nozD highly federal,
he viii undoubtedly be chofen by a
much larger majority than at the late
ele6lion yet as vigilance is TIE beG
fecuFity 10 a good cauie, the federal
electors in the county OF Lincoln will
not fail to be at their potts on the hrlt
Monday Of November, and give 70 Col
Thacher that firm and liberal luPpoit
which thall evince the reaitude OF their
own political creed, while i inlpires
confidence in 4 man who is eminently
qualified, aud uuequivocally determin
ed to advocate The true interetts OF
bis condiments.
\. B. The Selednen will remember
that II is their duty 70 warn the inhab-
iran.s of their relpeaive towns without
pTecepf.
EkRoy5 ef Lincoln D,fria
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

The independent yeomaury Of 2ork
DglTe. it is expected will give a proof
Of their attachment to found principles
end corea politics, by Importing Col.
LORD as Representative 10 Cougrefs, in.
held Of dupe 10 Virginia meafures-
whole economy is to exempt luxu.ies
from taxes, and fufcr them TO be con-
,irued OF the mot necedary articles Of
life. Electors, do not fufer ydurfslves
10 be deceived.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
Ekaoy5 ef Lincoln D.friS
Fran f5e KsznsJse Greet,

[T5N To LAeHHtVsI I4-sIieF
F." An up-river correspondent recon-
mends PHINEAs BRUcE, Elq. as an eli
gible character to rePreleut the KsaHs5fc
Djqria in Congrsfs--he beiog an able,
intelligent, upright man--having never
bowed to /" old Anarcb-having never
fweled the "ra55s r1ut" of the infamous
Stqy5, nor been guilty of " oPPugna
ton" 10 the conitltulion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

A letter from NAtchez, MilliGppi ter
ritory, dated the 18th ult. fays, " Poll
dcs rage here with much virule zee.
The late election, however. terminated
in favor of the Federal Ticket, which
had a majority throughout the whole
territory"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
EMIGRATlONS TO AMERICA

From London paper Of the III Of Augun.
! Emigrations to the weifern continent
from the northern parts of Ireland and
from the Highlands of Scotland, are
continued to an extent 20 alarming as to
call the immediate confederation Of the
Government,
Upwards IF 1900 perfons have failed
from Londonderry, Belfaa, &c. for
America fnce the beginning of June,
and Gill greater numbers are preparing
to follow as foon as they can provide
means for their tranfportation-
A Scotch Journal which we received
yeaerday, contains the following ar,i
Gle : " On Saturday three vedels failed
from Fort William with emigrants for
America. Il is lamen.able to think,
there are no lefs than twelve lhips enga
ged for the Wet Highlands, which
mua carry off fourteen or fifteen hum
dred Of thoie deluded wretches from
their native country. Before they had
been three hours at fca, fome Of the
poor creatures on Saturday came and
sikci one OF the iailors if The land they
law was America, which fhows Whit
an idea they have ofiheir voyage.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
NEWYORE, SEPT. 20.

81. D0mngo.-CsPt. Chapel, who
failed f om the Cape on the 4th, informs
that the negroes in the mountains had
revolted again; Combated The French
troops and driven them within 4 miles
OF the city. Beilaze, black general in
the French fervice, had gone over to
the infurgents, alfo black general from
Port de PAX. MaH4cres and burnings
were renewed. Deddline and Chrilto
phe, with troops had b:en fent againlf
the revolters.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

THE fourth article Of Accufation,
advanced by the Committee, is as re.
markable for The /" oracular" language
in which it is expreGed. as for the fub-
fiance of The charge, when explained.
I" the expences in relation to the civil
(" lit (fay they being ebisfy for fllaries,
" are rot ofberqoje liable to aJajS, than
: in cafes where monies advanced 10
" agents, ba7r not been qffffd, to the
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

From tie Ceafiael.
Mr.. WoLcoTT'S Address
To fbs PEoPLE sft5s UNITED STATES
No. w.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

A letter from a correspondent in
Vermont, Gates, tha; the relult cf the
late general election in thar State, has
proved the encreafe of correct principles,
governor Tichenor having been re elect
Cd, by MUCH larger majority than at
the previous election; and many itaunch
republican federalilts appointed to take
thofe feats 10 the Legislature which were
lalt year filed BY the rankea Jacobins
Of the country.
SEPT. go.
Algieyf. "A letter from Conful O'Bri
en-, June 90, informs, that the brig
Franklin of Philadelphia was brought
into Algiers by a Tripoline Corfair on
the z6Jh that be uled every podible
means to raniom the captain and crew
(o) but in vain and on the 18th they
failed, fuppofed for Tunis that it is
unfortunate there are not few more
fligates and light cruizers 10 the Medi.
teranean. [But moi of the light cruz
zers where kaseked Of, in the 6ra mo
menrs Of the rage for economy
T4lleyrand, who was once the Bilhop
Of Anton, has been reaored by brief
of the Pope, (probably at his own re.
oueltl 10 his Law and lecular character.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11
AUGUST *.

A divilion has failed from Toulon
againlt Tunis, with an Aid de camp Of
the Firt Conful, who is to demand of
the Bey the caufe of his violation of the
treaties with France, and of bis infnlts
to the French flag. The Dey of Algiers
viii receive next Witt from the French
fquadron.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-11

Ga the aSth of May in the midi of a
violent form their fell at Puz a Michel,
in Hungary, three large mades of ice,
forming fquare of three feet, and
two feet in thickness, and weighing elev-
en- quin'als I; eight men were unable to
move them. The greatei part of them
were remaining on the third day after
wards, notwithstanding the extreme
heat which fucceeded the aorm.
London Paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-22
To Parests who may have Children affixed wild
The HOPPING COUGH.

THIS dIco7ery Is d the hTlt msgnirude, az
It affords immediate rsliet checks the progrefs,
and 10 mort tune entirely remove. the moi cru
ei s.fofdeTs TO which children are liable the E..
izie isio perfectly agreeable, end the dofe 10 na
that no difficulty aries in taking II.
MIR. Charles Myers Hampitesd Hall near Ball
timore, had been long time dangerously indif>
poled. and wssre6ueed 60 the loReit Rate OF weak
ncfD inionueh tina, his recovery appeared doubt
full. Ills complaints, which Ceemed @ be Affect
ems OF the breaA aud lungsJ aud general debility
oeeaioned ,heSeby, yielded lttleJ bur rather pro
GREETED under The treatment OF leversl eminent
-YhyGeiaos when By The nfe of Hamilions Elixir,
bis ditrefEng cough was immediately alievsted,
and every other fymPtOm rapidly lnbdusd. Four
or five bottles eu,ire,y removed his complaints,
e rebored him 60 excellent Rste of health and
hfeDgth which he has for p@ardsDf years psfl
enjoyed without interruption
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-22
-FAPE WORM.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn,tseper, on the
SaFdcrd Road. zen miles from Baltimore began
sbott 10 pNoaths, ago 90 be grieynu1y aiAicked
vIth tape worm, which euere&ied l4lt in lze
and nrength, 70 ssto excite Cd mott horrid fen
faious by its within naoticTs AID u,olefabe pains
reiembliug TIE snawns aed tearing Of hi, 90 esls,
which deprived bin OF his neeeGary heeP, and
sayied foeh dreadful sppfsteefs % amos be con
eeiyed but By ora in iitnitsr ituaucn 7 his ap
Petlte waited rapidly, aad witlFthlt his hsength,
70 that he was unable 70 sttsad to any budnef,,
when ne heard Of tong exeeilens ed~es performed
BY Haunilson,g AaSenee1 heytoOk istge dole
lxhieh brought Away abnus Fou9 YARDS OF
Ehe WoSnl lnow jD the rafreiion Of Lee u CO. }
but srenewat 81 ais PINK foon convinced h,n
thst thisronfsrous ,fle had recover ca Is FRI
yis6s --SPpiierioa was made to lee'l5 Co For
ithre Of heir 5ieine, with 'aeir sdvise-from
vhirh-resuited the total stRYulfonof his iosniida
bleenery. .infsrs'd pieces ;P,hieb be fuFPofed 70
be SJS, o. EigFIf YAFCDs' inore. A icw months
have hnee eispfed, and Mr. fsilsr is now in
perfsa heaI,h, ~
The above faeis are vel known 20 nrpisrou-
erels Of his neighbours, and himelf viii crafty
any WAC nay wiGi to mako further enquire, on
the fu5jeA. Although Aaniilton's Worm Lozen-
geq prsdnte luoh powerful effects, when neseGa.
ry<Set tbey arc perfectly innocent aud mid in
their operation on che hsm5n body, even taxed
in large dole,, as, Mr., Fuller will feaify rhcir
PeeJiA' mildnefs & abundanily evident 10 iEn0.
mersbls e9ses ofinisats,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-22

priesthood L. is said ThAt Ac-s * irresrar<h,c
proof inthe sinAilness OF the salathG snrc%cd 70
them, tina, those osnces were not established an
der any ihpscper bias. If such bias hsd e, is,ed,
lJ,OOO doii4rs, CT i1r3ey SUM, might have besn
gwen. To'execu-e proposition OF tins sort,
believe nerve would have beea found wanting
On that, on another occasion which has been
mentioned. vic should have had 6ic,st Cotes This
Is however uIumPhanay brought forward as AZ
ins;2nce OF the want of power W one legislature
over she acts Of another. The Presidents saar;
M .ht have been increased, oc that OF ,be Judges
10 u niiicn or moro oil dollars where would be
. your remee,y VIII tel gentlemen in refusal
, OF an appropriation Who wouid hesitate III such
4 case The salaiy might exceed the annual re-
venue This too, is aoothes instance suppo-e
of the imadmissibiity OF extreme eases. J should
not hesitate, sir, TO refuse an appropriation 10
( such case, and throw myself On the good sense
Of my couDuy.
The example Of mighty nation has been held
up as 4 solemn warning against an act which is
isad to prosrrate the barriers OF the constitution
10 that example, be the decision OF TINS question
referred A government entrenched beyond the
reach of pubic opinion, had for ages been accu-
cumulatius ono abuse upon ahoSher against an
authority which time served but 20 render more
inioerahle, the nation was compelled to seek rs-
fuge In recurrence to revolutionary principles.
Aud we, therefore, sanction CONSTRUCTION
WHICH
public agents Which allows remedy for gTiev-
snccs but revolution, and that perhaps when a
recurrence TO such measure shall I've too lass.
WAS, 'after such example oughtto contend ior
d peryGrsion 90 individual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
! that power which was delegated FOR the genera!
| god.
r Ihave endeavored, Mr.. Chairman, in my poor
desultory way to repel sb,ne OF the arguments
, which have been offered by the gentleman from
Delaware JJ.,Sn some tonics ii has been cx.
Irelney painful 20 me 10 dlate they could not
: have been avoided they were ootynded upon
, inc. There is one however, winch II may be
. expected / should say something Believe irua-
necessary The poison carries with it It's an
. tidote. Who could have expected such remarks
from thar gentleman. #, however, he is now anx-
: ious protect The independece Of this and the
other house Of congress aysinsi executive inau-
II ence, rgaldless of his motives, pledge myself
70 support any measure which he may bring fer
/ ward for that purpose; and believe may ven
ture 70 r,sdtos every one of my friends.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-22
H1MrI-tcN's
W0RM DESTROYING 5EOzENGES,


Which have within four years pain, cured up.
WARDS nl one huudisd md fVsenty thouland per-
fons OF both texcs ot'evSrR and IN every e.
tration..oi ousdsusefot seunplsints ariiDe
from Worms, sndSFofn oharuttions or loulneis
in the ftonsch and boySsia.
This nedicine -bears no analogy. Whatever to of
theirs OF fimlar title, 10 commonly complained o.
operating with violeuec; on the cohtrsry a
particular excellence of This remedy Is. ne 5eiae
fdited 70 every age aud conittuticr; coutainsno
thing bus VIVA, is perlecily innocent, and is 10
r,ld n is operation that !, eauno, inlure the mon
delicate pregnant lady, or the tendereft infant Of
week old, thoud no worms exit 10 the body ;
but will without pzir or gyipipg, cleanse the no
mach and bowels of whatever is uiEenfiye, ana
thereby prevent che production 81 worms and ma.
ny fatal diorders. They partisuarly ecaeio,r,
incarrying of all gTb.s humors and erup,ious,
feverth and bilious cornplsints ard are the tafei
and nildee. ppTgspye ,that can be uied on apy'oS-
ea6on.
!. DESCRIPTION OF WORMS n
.aadtbe @ymp'omf By qglieb t,y are ieosia'
: worms which }nfsa the human body. are
ehieJyof four kinds, s;z. the Teres, CT large
sonnd worm, the Aicsridss, or iinal nav worm,
rhe Cusmbitins, or 'Ibafs a., whine worm !, and
isifiy, The r&ni5 o.. tape worn, 10 called from
ire refemhjsnre TO sss2e--:-r'ii~-is often many
yards long and isifufi Of ;siats it is the more
burts6f'arld mon dif6ieaI, TO tnre.
Among the fympton,s attending worms are. dif.
agreeable breath, efpseiaNy 81 the morning BAD
and corrupted gun: itching 10 Ihe pofe snd'a
bon, tbs feat convs!iofs and cpiiepiic 6es, fonea
times privstioD Of fpeech nartng and grinding
OF the teeth IN the neep irregular appetite, fome-
times losthmg food, and fometimss gsrsSioas !;
purgingy with 1imy and fCstid Goods SemtIog 7;
large ard hard belly; pains and lekhes ur the loA
mach pans in the head and Thighs, with iosgnefs
of fpirits aoy fever, with frs9ll and, irregular
pplre . dry cough; sxeelhse thira fometiines
pile and unhealthy counScnAnve, and fo,n:times
the ia,s bios,ed and iuhed.
P,rioos afilissd with any Of she above fymps
toms, iheuld have recourf= 20 HamiisOn's Worm
Dcliroying LozsngesJ which have been conftsnlly
ATTENDED with fuceafs in.ali complaints iiniaF to
those above deftSibed
A dofe Of this medicine gwen occaEoDaly dut-
ing the warm feaion, win effea ually prevent the
vomiting ADD purgihg of Children" a dreadful
diiofdsr which annually difroys thoufsnds Of the
infant part OF our eitiee. It 10 ke4ilc the mild
ct and mon csrtsin remedy Known, and has REL
.hored TO health and Arsugtb a great number
Rhen in an sdvsueed cage Of this faral corapl5ni
---rartisular and plai; nitruaiens are given FOL
every part Of the peeefsry trestieBrin iueh cafes
!; Children generally take this medicine with ca
geshsr,, hsving a pIeaiins aPsssranesi and 80 =;
'gfeeable ssne.