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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fafe and fpeedy remedy for the veneFlal dA'
cafe.
can ounce Of prevention is worth pound Oh
cure"
For the prevention and cure CT bilious and ma
llgnant fevers,
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TAPE Worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began about 20 months ago to be grievoufly at
flieted with tape worm, which increaied TAFT
in Gze and Nrength 70 as to excite the mott
horrid lenfations by its writing motions and
nrolerable pains, relembling the gnawing and
tearing of his bowels, which deprived him o.
his necefary leep. and caufed fueh dreadful alp
prehenhons as cannot be conceived but,hy one in
iin1iar iituation--his appetite waited rapidly,
and with that his ftrength, 70 thar he was una
BE 70 attend to any bulinefs--when he heard
Of fome excellent cures performed by Hamil
tins worm lozenges, he took large dofe, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm (now in the poileiIlon Of Lee & Coz
but renewal of his pains loon convinced him
tina: this monitrous reptile had recovered its frh
vigour--Applicaron was made to Lee & Co.
for more of their medicine, with their advice
from which refulted che total expuliion ct his
formidable enemy, III ieveral pieces, which he
fuppolcd to be six or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months have iince elapfed. and Mr.. Ful
Ter is now in perfect health. The above facts
are we'll known to numerous circle OF his neigh
bours, and himfef will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the fubjea.
Although Hanllton's worm lozenges produce
fuch DO Nerful effects, when necefary, yet they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
ton on the human BODY, even taken in large
doies, as MIR. Fuller will teitify--their particu
lar nridnefs is abundantly evident in innunera
bic cures of infants.
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Gentlemen,

Gentlemen,
purchafed at your fhop the preparations you
call tIamiI1ons Edence, or Extract OF Muitard,
which believe has perfectly removed chronic
rhcuuatilm (of that kind named feiatica, or OF
the hp ioint) under which had laboured for a
long tine, and which had bahled every article
in the Materia Medica, and every mode oftreat-
ment received into practice for the cure OF this
obainate 'aifcale, fyou think this letter uieiul
YOU are at liberty to make it public.
Yours, sc.
P. WEATHERBURN
John Hoover, rope-maker, South second
Street, between Mary and ChriGian-Streets,
Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh cath as fol
lows namely, thar bis wife, Mary Hoover, was
60 feyereiy afflicted with violent rheumatifm,
very dansercufy fituated, the confsquence of
fevere cold after lying in to be confined to her
bed for ieveral weeks, and was at length re-
dueed to the melancholy apprehension of re
mining cripple for life. notwithstanding the
mott respectable medical advice was followed,
and every probable remedy attempted: when
fleeing feveral cafes of cures performed by Ha
millions EfIence and Extract of Muttard, they
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South
Second Street. The frf application enabled
her TO walk acrof, the room, and the ufe of one
bottle reaored her to her ufual fate of health
and Rrength. JOHN HOOVEk
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Dr.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, for
the fpeedy relief and permanent cure Of the vari-
Gus complaints which reiuit from diilipated plea
rares-iuvenile ndilcretions--reidence in CHI
mates ulfavourabe to the conttitution-the I'M
moderate ule of tea, frequent intoxication, or any
other deifruetive intemperance- the unti,iliul or
executive ufe of mercury-the difeaies peculiar to
females, at certain period of lite--bad lyings
in, &c. &c.
Andisproved by long and extenflve experience
LII j -, +ha &C
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llgnant levers,
Is RECOMMENDED

DIR. HAHN's ANTI-BILLlOUS.PlLLl99' r.
The operation of thele pills ispclfecty mlc e 10
as to be ued with fafety By pcrlons IN every NV
ton, and of every age. rc.,
They are excellently adaptedto eaTry0h lpP', -
fluous bile, and prevent its morbid !ec'e'io', fD
reftorc and amend the appctre-to procure h n
perfpiration, and thereby prevent eoloS' VIM,
are often attended with fatal conieqncN'I,'.; :,
dofe never fails to remove cold, il taken 0ni -,
frf appearance. They are celebrated io' a. ~
moving habi,ual coRivenefs-ilckneis al Us ~ =.
mach, and fevere head ache--and euEi', = y
taken by all rerlonsson change CT ellni1'''
m Sold likewiie BY S. P n
janIs, Richmond; Ro'5 and p ~
glaE, Petey/5rg 7. Green s IT.
derIck)gwgh; G. P~aEe; 0@7 M.
field; M. Jones, SBo@ c. D'
Miller, Wlnchsfer X. G u, 70,
how, Wlliam5Ibmg; and t. o"0~'
Leejbwg.
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DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENIJTNF cpn
NAN CORN PLASTER ~
An intallible remedy for corns, fpecdi,v REM.
ing them, root and b anch, withou, piyng MY.
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THE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
INDIAN VFCFTABLE SPECIFIC.

For the cure OF every kind OF head'ache'
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"tIOlISu N r14c ee1 01
Nervous diiordefs, Violent cramps in the
Confumptions, ionach and back,
Lowneis of fpirits, Indigefion,
Lois of appetite, elancholy,
Impurity OF the blood, Gout in the ttomach,
Hyfterioal affections, Pains in the limbs,
Inward weaknenes, Relaxations,
Seminal weaknei1es Involuntary enifiions,
Fluoralbus, (orwhites) Obitinate gleets,
Barrennefs, Impotency. &c. &c.
10 cafes of extremity, where the long. preva-
ence and obtfinacy of difeafe has brought on
general impoverifhment of the fyfem, exceive
debility of the whole frame, and waiting OF the
fiell, which no nourifhment cordial could re-
hair perseverance in the ufe of this medicine
pas performed the mott aitonihing cures.
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Communicated BY DR.. yobn Sbangler,
Yoyk-to7vu, PenxGlVania.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL
TIER, nlinifter of the Moravian church, in
Yorktown.
York, January 9TH, 1902.
Dear Sir,
Dr. tfamiIton's lozenges have been recon-
mended to me as very adequate means for the
cure Of children afflicted with worms, l procur-
ed box for the ufe of my family, to try, whe-
ther by means of this medicine, might be ena-
bled TO gain point, which, TO accomplish, dit
ferent other means had proved abortive My
eldeft boy had very fickly appearance, was very
reitefs at night, grew leaner from time TO time J;
in fhort, he leemed to be in precarious fate of
health, which would yield 20 none of thesmedi-
eines administered, until gave him two dofes
of lozenges agreeably to the directions, which
carried off tubttance to al appearance mere
mucus, but upon cloie innpeeion quite replet
with very fnall living animals. Not Que ofthat
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swern and fubfcribcd before Ebehezer Fergu.
fon, Elq. one of the juaces Of the peace for Phi
ladelphia County
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
Or. HAMH.TONss ELIXIR,

Afovercign remedy for Colds, obltinate Coughs
Aithmas, Cltarrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
preaching Conlumptions.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-06

party, party, every one of whom is as much
one or tbe people as yourielf, adhere to what
is called the fsasralS party.
We have been the more pointed uponthis
head, becauie we are fatiSfied thar the news
papers opfoied TO the new naturalization will
mot fail to make handle of Mr.. Granger's
letter, and raiie a hue and Gu about periecu-
ton. Such irritation fhould, if pofble, Be
checked in tire birth; and the indifcretiou
OF an individual ought not to be charged upon
the government, or thcir friends at large.
Mr. HOBBY anfwered this epitle by another,
dated Auguita, February III 1902. He
therein has many feverc obevaJions upon
this conc"it Of preventing a pcitrnsiter from
corresponding upon politics, with whom he
thinks proper. rs to himiclf, he denies the
charge Yet" iays. he, "1by no means
l'' aa.nt to the opinion you ieen TO have
/" adopted, that, in err cosatr1, it is iupro-
I" per for any free citizens to corrcipond with
1" che officers Of their government on political
!" (ubja6ts; and it it is the determination OF
g the prefent administration 20 deprive them
/" Of this right,H | have no heftaton in aiiu-
I" ring YOU ash one among the number OF
/" shof- not diipoied to re}inqudh il.
There is much more TO ibis effect. MIR.
Hobby letter is very well written, and we
are periuadcd that, in his Cooler moments,
MIR. Granger will be very iorry for this un-
guarded burf OF official elf importance.
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REMARKS
Uton the Sftscb If GoVs,nEar A4orris,

1T IS very difficult for a newsprinter to
forSear from taking party in the political
world. In commencing our celebrations on
the JUDICIARY RfLL, there was given \
fhorr, but comprehensive fumnayy Of what
WAS tsld and felt by each party, at the time of
| pat,ng the law which is about to be repealed.
All impartial perfons mult agree, that there is
Comfortable weight i'll the arguments upon
both iideS of The queffion- Thirty-one fcr,a-
tors 2iie'nble. They are, as far as we can
tell, gentlemen Of qnaiintegritv and abilities.
| hey debate for weeks together. They f.
inally decide, by majority of Exteen votes
agaInst fifteen. Now, it would certainly be
1.-THE height OF preiumptioH, for any perfon, on
the tirit blufh Of the buineis, to fay dat thefe
hfeen members mutt be in the wrong, be-
caGfe they are in the minority. Ii would be
Jnlt as flllyto fay, that they muf be In she
right, 5ecauie they>are frHG feasyak. Mel
ther iaSIl we repeat the old fing~fong, about
the death OF the contribution; becau(e both
parties have affirmed, and are in the confant
habit OF affirming, that their adveriaries have
given this contribution thouiand blows. And
till we know that the young lady. who IS
now in the fourteenth year of her age, appears
70 be IN pcrfe6t health and vigour; and, as
far a, we can gueis, ihe bids fair to rival the
longevity Of Methufalem. Several bodies Of
citizens have addreiIed congress both in favor
Of the bill, and againf it; and foue Of its
nof violent enemies are to be found among
fhc republicans. In fuch divifion what are
we to DO? Has governor Mexican, lawyer
of the hrft cia(s, forgot the meaning of ;he
contribution? is Mr., Alexander Dallas, an
elegant writer, IN impreilive orator, and
very amiable man, TO be told that he has de-.
ferted the republican caufe, on accounted his
opPoiitlon to this republican bill? &c has
jut now been made federal attorney general
for PspnfYlvania; and he is one of the Ian
Pertons upon earth who can be flfpeeted of a
d4poiition to quarrel with the prefent reigning
party.
" l always thought;S' fays one Of our cor
respondents, =" that you had been good rcpub-
" licans at bottom. But Behold you have
g attacked MIR. Breckenridge, who wrote
F" with 70 much 6rmne(s againR the the lc-
Z dition a6t."--Wc did not attack the fena-
tor Of Kentucky till be had attacked himfelf,
ana republican principles into the bargain.
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NOTE.

About four years before the late war,
thc public debt of England, as Gafed by Sir
John Sinclair, came TO fomewhat more than
two hundred and fifty millions ferling The
brltist niiniftry nave ever lince been 60yjgg
If, as they pretend, prodig ious fums Of il an
nlially. In lpite OF all this, however, the
debr has ncrcaied, in nine years Of war, from
TWO hundred and ffry millions nerliAg 70 five
hundred and Gxty millions. The auementa
zion amounts to three hundred and ten mil
lions, which is fxty millions more than du-
pllca5tD1 Of the old debt. The increafs of the
debt then, when divided equally among each
of thefe nine years, extends TO tbf,1y foay
mfllionJ, f9Hr bnndrfd and forty fur tboajand
/9nr bnndyed and fry fur ponnd5 eigbt nil
Hng5 and ten btar< baBPsnny, and a frce7isa
HeylIHg, PER aHarm.
The writer of the above paragraph n the
Oracle lays that the increale of Britilh com
merce has nrgye than kcPt bqceIwith this aug
mentation Of the public debt, If he means 10
lay dat the incfeafe Of trade has been more
than a coDpcnldtion for this additional debt,
his aHertion is exceedingly groundlels; ard if
there is one man in England, or cIlewfcre,
woo can believe his doctrine, that man has
no tide to laugh at the negroes Of Whydah
worihpqiDg Serpent, or the fanaticks Of an
tent Egypr adoripg Cat, OF bunch of
onions.
We arc Eltishcd, however, that the VII er
hin(e.f docs not give the fnalish credit TO his
Attenuation. But tie great lois in writing is
sbs, ~ author dares not, once in perhaps an
hundred times, to tell all which he knows to
he true; and be very often finds is necsGary to
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HOME NEWS

By : .eport ofttc fccre,ary of the treaiury,
p5s!e" q. 20 eonSrciS, II Appeals chat rhe ex-
ports O! the mixed States amounted, fortbe
yes: ending On Sept 3osh, 1901, to NINETY
fHRFs MILLIONS or DOLLARS More of
this hereaftcr. Inout iah we mentioned ,hat,
Oh ~ Iqih ul,, Ms. Bayscd poke three
fo":s md an half on the Judiciary Bill. On
iae foiiow'u lay, it is i-iu ,hag ne fpo,,e
'h~ec hears aiose. This makes Tx hours and an
haN The quantity Of words which he
Hlua IL that tir7c have pronounced, would re-
quire-ar thu leaa, FIVE or fix pages Of the
laESet} Newspaper. We omit various pieces of
Lna@n news and among the reil four duuls
See next Saturdays Recorder.
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POST OFFICE.

UPON inc I6tA OF January IaA, Mr..
Gideon Granger, the rev pot{-!aaiter eede
raj, addre!led letter 10 Mr. F. Hobby, poit-
matter of AuguiFa, in the Gate OF lScoreia.
He therein informs Mr. Hobby. that he was
{" diiPerle in future with his icr~ices, For
this, Mr.. Granger gave two reaions. The
tiTtt WIS tlac Mr.. Hobby was new sprintcr;
Saa Ci1at Spyinters have often a temptation
70 ilpprelS news tor title, in order 70 pro-
mote their own ihce,eit az the expence of
f'lelr rivals. On this actount, Mf. Grangcr
has determined that, unlefs In tone particular
cafes, where neceility requires it, no printer
OF 4 newspaper fhaI be accepted, IS a pof}-
nlafter, Fle has reiufed variety Of applca-
tions If rhis Kind from yfbu6Hcan PRIMERS.
THIS letter affords wide fed for Offer
vato7. Mr.. Granger tells Nif- Hobby that
thera are q TWO 81 lt cl2fes OF citizens, who
< are defignatea by the terms Of FEDERA-
" LISTS anj RsrUBL CANS" here was
no great occaGon Tor this remark, which Only
tends to keep ,vou:tas open, which Lad much
better be cloleJ. This language Is thc moro
unexpected, becaufeMr. Jefcrforl, in his adj
dfeiS TO congyefs, upon entering iaio Office,
had fald < we are all fsderallf}i we are ali
4" republicans"
This is nos the only pafagc, in which tie
potnatt@r general betrays diiPoition to rip
up oId.f-ars. He fays that mott Of the off
GERS undcr him, from thcir official cations,
O. bad been in the habits OF sliociatine aud cor
rciponding, as well on Poiiticfs, as OH buff
q neis, with thoe larely in authority, from
g whom the people had soitbd;,asOs fbeir an
d" Ji3snce; ani etsYat6d to Office men Whole
" political principles they 5clieyed better cal
" Cuiagcd to pre{ervc fhc corltif,i! ,0r and
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JAs Il eeo4dsr.
RICHMOND.
SATURDAY, March. s,
EUROPE.

HF K for7s come a Gain, fayS the
pT"vero' Alter IN, mountains of military
intelligence that Europe has, for the lar ten
years, heaped upon us, there fuccecds an au-
i9icious interval ot barren tranquility. An
e%tfa{, real OF fictitious, OF letter from Paris,
Gatcd December 9TH, aRirms thar the United
-StareS arc, by treaty, 20 receive no compcn-
i1ton Tor the tcAVrc OF their Yefltls by the
republic. What foundetion there is for thi 3
report, we nult leave time to determine.
here rs anorher e&tr7tt OF letter dated Al
E-@ziras, December 2lt, which Jays that the
United Safes trieate has captured 1ripoli-
tan brig, withEwo hundred men. One piece
o in1eiiisence very intercting TO this country
IS ,ha1 the French are about 70 take potlciFol
or i-ouif,ana- There is nothing ellie IL the
aJivals, th&t merits notice.
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L.529,9S4,488
eo.ooo,ooo

There IS ALTO the amount of urfundsd dcbt,
and demands outftandinG on exchseuer bills,
treafury, army, barracks, ordnance, navy,
and civil III advances. But the exa9 account
IS not known, it is about thirty millions.
Thus ths national deDt may be hirlv Eff
mated at about 56o,ooo,oool. conliticrably
motc than double what it was at the end of
the American war. Il appears, however,
aboye, chat the inereoF II oar fyadf has 1u0re
tl,an kspt Pace sgitb tie aeeawRiatior Of t5e
Drift
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Year ending ssb of Jan, 1893 L. z.

Bet this does not INCLUDE
the imperial loans of
o,22o,oool. for imperial
annuities for a terra of
years, of 2So,ocoi, nor
rhe long and Mort sn-
nuities
Nor the loan for the fer
vice sf the year 1901,
being IS millions in.
the 3 per cent. ann. a.
hour
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Lois to the Blitih fubjea,

he fu4erings of Mr.. Walter BOYD,
and OF other flock -jobhers in the French funds,
will excite but fi1alI sympathy when we con-
iid@r that this kind of people were the prime
movers of the preGent war. Neither the ha-
rangues of MIR. Pitt, nor the votes Of the houfe
of commons, could have lupPorted its expcnce
for eighteen months, if they had not found
refource N thols irnmenfe loads of paper which
tils Mr., Boyd, and other agents Of the fame
kind found means 70 circulate for them. II
the French, therefore, CLIP the wings oftheir
proeeeFtg in the French funds, it is only whas
the Par!iarnent Of England will, perhaps, one
day do. David Hume who was not only
violent Monarchiff, but even violent Taco
bite, gives hint Of this Kind in one of his ad-
ditiQnal uotes to the edition Of the x4iitory of
England, which was pubIiihed juR after his
deafh. He recommends, that the public
debt OF England ihould be discharged with q
purge, He iays, that this would only pur-
.cha5e the welfare Of millions, with the ruia
of tkauiands.
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LONDON, DeclmL1r O.

The Britih fubje6ts, holders Of propcrtv
"a Trance, dliPatched laa week to Anicns,
ar, Walter Boyd, jun. partner in the late
BankingiioJfe Of Boyd,Kc and Co. at Paris,
w'5b memorials for lerd CORVALLIS, in order
70 have their claims taken into confederation.
and hiPuatcd for in the dehnitiye treaty.
1 ne committee oftheBritifb claimants have
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MOTIFS.

5 W. have already warned the reader that
this word IS ufed merely for the fake OF dif-
tinetlon, Without the leaft inten ton of inter
ineddling with the relative merit of any party.
We have The bef authority for laying
that the Preient governmlnt abhofs any fuch
thougat.
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MARRIED.

On SATURDAY. lat, W1LLrAm MuNsoRD
eiq. Of hfttklsn5utg C5uaty, very d,Gin-
gaia,ed Member in the Ial} General aGenbjy
20 the amiable Mits SARAa RADYoR D,
daushee. a N.Iilizm. Rudt9ra, elq. ofrhis city.
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been informed. by the bankers at Paris, that
the French governpept propofe TO give I'd
fuch of them as are itockholdcrs an fnfcrsp~
ZION on the great book of the republic for q
third Of tier debt, and that they muh fubmir
TO the lois of the dividends become due for
ten years pait, which being equal to so per
cent is, in fa6t, 4 lois on fuppofed capitai
OF COOL of SO per Cent VIZ.
The original capital, E.aoo
Interetf, or dividends, for ten years, 40
45o
Payment offered in interruptions, one third
OF the capital, 400, now equal 70 S.
Lois to the Biirih iilbjea, f,7oe
AT the fame time, the French holder Of Bri-
,ifh ltork has received not only the whole of
his ftock, but even the dividends accruing
upon them, and we know a merchant Of the
hrf eminence In Broad-nEcet, whom we
fotoear to name, who, lat week, rehored tn
the houte of VeDdenyver, of Paris, more than
5o,oool. for flock and dividends, in bis hands,
to their full amount during the war. The
fame has been done by the. ThelluRons, a.i
every other great houfe, which have hafened
to procure hcenies to payn full thofe friends,
for whom they hold Britiih took. This ac-
acknowledgements is due to the honor of shofe
houtes, ard 20 the public faith of this country.
The French government has at laf Offer
ed TO dickarge the debt incurred for the
maintenance of French pritonerS in England,
by fix indictments OF month each |; and, with
certain exceptions, this mode of al uftuent has
beer, accepted by our governments
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Fran the LONDON ORACLE, Msv. 10.
he following is the RATE of III. national
debt for eight years, ending January s, 1900
2otaE e,z,spat
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NOTE

is generally 9ndelltood that the return of
Peaee VIII reduce this amount 70 ats former Level.
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the allied powers is rev proclaimed BY
France herlelf
It will undoubtedly be tic policy Of the
French Government, in iulare wars with
Auaria 10 enaayor TO make Switzerland
the fame military ffasion which he did
during the laa war. A ferries Ct events,
however, had prepared and paved the way
for that policy which can icarcely be ex.
peesd to occur again. France had fent
her defroying fend before her-her re-
volu;ionary principle,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-05-15

The ca & charged with her repairs aases, 10 his
letter resolved Augaa ~. 1901. that he hsd bssn
LED by cifcumRances. which he explains, to 90
coaGdersbIy beyond his orders. In queaions
between sations who have no common umpire
but reafon, fomeshiug muR often be yieldea of
mutual opinion to enable them to meet in COM
non point.
1Ns allowance which had been propofrd
20 The officers of thar vefT. being reprefsnted As
toe iSa for their daily meet n ties, and iii more
p Al the means of raying. before thier departure.
debts contracted with our sitizens for fub6f-
enss, il was requeaed on their behalf thar the
daily Pay Of each might bs the meafurs Of their
allowance. This being folisitsd and rsipbsrf-
ment anumed by the agent of their nation,
deemed that the indulgence would have propi-
tious effsd in the aomeat OF returning friend
fhip. The fun Of $40 dollar, and So cents was
accordingly fsraihed them for the five m,nths
of paf captivity. and proportional allowsacs
authorized sstil their embarkation.
TIL: JEFFERSON.