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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
DR.. HAHN's TRUE aid GENUINE GER
MAN CORN pliAlSI Err.
An inlaliibe remedy ior corns, speedily reu,ov-
IN thcla, root and branch, without giving pain.
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the fashionable through
ont Europe, as an invaluable cofrne;ic, perfectly
innocens and iafe free from corroiive and repci-
lent Minerals Che BATS Of other lotions) ana VI
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
bemiihes IN the face and ikin Of every kinds par
ticularly freckies, pinlros, ;nlammatory redness,
fcuris, letters, rug worms, fun burns, PFickley
heat, &c.
The PcrGan Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding thar natural, infcnfbc Precipitation
which is etlentiaI to health. Yet its ialutary ef-
feels are fpeedy and permanent, rendering che
KIN dclica,cly ioftand clear, improving The com
plexiou, ana reitoring tEe bloom of youth Ne
yer firing 70 render an ordinary counsenanes
beautiful, and sn hand!onlc enc more 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH ana GUMS

This excellent preparation comforts ana
hr.ngrhens the gums, preierves the enamel from
decay, and cIeanies and whitens the t<csh by
3biorbng all that acrimonious fine * iouneis
which luffefed to accumulate, never fails TO IN
lure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
(. HAMILTON's ESSENCE and EX,
TRACT of MUSTARD,

A fafe and effeetuai remedy for gout, fheuma-
tim, palfey, iprains. bruiles, pans in The face
and neck, &C. AMI mas periornei more cures
in the above complaints than all the other medi,
cines ever before made pubic.
From Dir. Weatbefbar,
Wtt5 eoaag, fngia'a.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
DIR. Hamilton's
gGRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, for
the freely relief and permanent cure q the vari-
ous complains which rciulr from oiihpated plea
iures--iuyenilc indilcretlonS-Teiidenee IN eli
mares unfavourab!e 20 the ccnlttution---ihe I'M
moderate ufe of tea, frequenr intoxica io. p al
other deiirucfive intemperanee- the uhikliful or
exceiIiye ute If mercury--the difeacs peculiar Z
female, at certain pcrioo Of lis--bad lying
IN, 6>s. &c.
Aalis proved by long and exteNfye ext erieac.
tx be Absolutely unparalleled ~ the cure OF
Nervous dilordCls, V,oieer cramps II ths
Conlunpncns, fsonsach and back,
i,own,fs OF ipiiits, Indigefion,
l.. IS of appetite, Me'aAeholy,
fmpurity Of ths Blood, Gopt IN the uoniaeh'
Hy,tes,cai aft. Il. ons, Pains iulhe limbs,
Inward weaknea,s, Re'axatiens, -
Seminal weaknsfiss, Involuntary emihiohs'
F,uaraibus, (orwhites) o5'1iaAte 9 sestsr
g.1en.efs. lmpotency, &c. &c
In cafes Of extremity, .shere the long Preva
ence and obfinacy OF d;ieale has brought on a
General irnpoyer,lhnlent Of the iyitein, exeeiive
DEBILITY Of the whoe frame, and Waiting of inc
a e., which no nouriihment OF o'lrdiai could re-
hair perseverance IL the NE of fhls medicine
das performed the mott aitonihing cures.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the

Which is warranted an ,nf.i!ibe remedy at
one application, and may nc uied with pert, Ct
fsfety by pregnant 'Fca2en. Or On infants week
i, nor concaining particle Of mercury, or any
,thcr dangerous gredicat v h FEVER, and is not
ccompanied wjth that menting inlart which
tanas The application Of other remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
T6PE WORM.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULi ER innkeeper, OF
The Hartford road, ten MACS from Baltimore
be.au as5ut 40 months ago to be ggieyouAy a
.al;;ctea with tape worm, when ncreaied ri.
IN dze an3 itrength, 10 as 10 excite the moi,
h5rrla icnIations ~ its wriehing molons ao.
iatosrabie pains, fsmbling The gnawirg @np
.earing q h:s b5u els, shieh deYrlyei hm Q
his neee fg ieea, and eAs.it iu-h 1Ee2diul al
p-ehenGens as mot Dc conceived but by one
a iigniias lsustion-- hla app-tite wait rapidly
and with t!st h /, ltreHgth, 70 thar he was una
HE 20 attcu,. 10 any bufinels--waen be hearc
AZ i.ane excellent cures performed by Hsmii
tin WsruA zenges, he TO SIX large d0ie, who
brought away about FOUR YARDS of tn
worm (now In the poifeiiian Of Lee & &c. -
Bat renewal Of his pains loon convinced h,n
thu. this.mpnarous reptile had recovcredits tlri'
vigoua--A pplication was made tn &c q CO.
for more ii lher medicine, with their advice
from which reiuited the total expuilon Of HI
formidable enemy, in fcyerai pieces, which h;
iuDpafed TO be .slX or EIGHT YARDS moro.
A lew months have iince eiapied and Mr.. Foi
Ter is now IN perfect health. The above fact
are we'll known 70 a Numerous circle OF his neigh
bours. and himleif will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on ths iubject
Although Eamiltons worms lozeuges produce
luch powerful effects, when necehary, yer they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera.
ton OH the human body, even taken in large
dofss, as MIR. Fuller will teitify--their particu
lar nildnefs is abundantly evident in innumera.
bic cures CT iniants-
Communicated BY Dr. jain Spanglsr,
1o,k- toqvn, Pear6l1asia.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL
TIER, niniiter Of the Morayian church, in
York town,
lark, Jauaay 9Th, 1907.
Dear Sir,
DR.. tiamilton's lozenges have been recon-
n,ended to me as very adequate means for the
cure of Children afflicted with worms, procur-
cd box for the ufe Of my family, to try, whe-
ther by means OF this medicine, might DC ena-
bied to gain point, which, 20 accomplish, dit
lrrcnt other means had proved aboruve. My
eidea boy had a very fcklY appearance, was very
reifiefsat night, grew leaner from time to time
in III TT, he teemed 10 be in precarious fate o.
health, hich would yield 70 none ofthe nledi
c,nes admniRcred, untii gave HIM two doies
i zeagcs agrseably 10 the directions, which
srricd off iubaance 10 al appearance mere
.rcas, bat upon clolc inlfpetiion quite reple
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
TOOTH ACIE DROPS.

The only remedy yet diicovele ed which gives
immediate an .atting relief in the mott ieyere
tnltances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
To-. fIAAfuTON.s Ei.lXlR,

Afovereign remedy Tor Colds, Ubltlnate Coughs
Atthnas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
proaching Ccnfumpsions.
s7,e .,arsnts qu5o may bave children a5588if7ea
qvitb the HOPPING. COUGH.
This dhcoyeiy is OF The nrit magnitude, as 1t
is an Immediate relief, checks the progreis, and
IN fhort time entirely removes the mott cruel
sifo,der o whish children are liabis--the Elixir
is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 imaA,
hat no difficulty aries in taking IL
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
IS RECOMMENDED
Dr.. HAEIN.s ANli-BILLIoUS-P'

Dr.. HAE4N.s AN i-BILLIOUS- PILLS.
The operation Of thcle pills ispe,lecely mild, f
a {, be u(ed with fafety by pcfions in every itu
ton, and OF every age.
They are excciientiy adartedto carryof fuper-
Huous bile, ami prevent itsFmorbid lecretions--tc
rsftore AMI amend the appctite-co procure free
perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal contemporaries
dole never fails 70 remove cold, il taken on il
ira appearance. they are celebrated for re-
moving habitual Observation-Disclosures ar the TO-
mach, and feyere head achs--and ought,o be
taken by al perlons on a change Of china c.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
Alexandyia CouNty, Il.

I7lS1UHHT7H NO"HD, u.
DERSONALLY appeared before me,
L. A. Faw, one of the Jufices CT the
Peace for fad County, john Smith and
Mo(es Kenny, who made oath that they
were called on by Jacob Helneman TO viw
and appraiie fray Sow, AID find her to
be fandy coloured Sow, between one ard
two years Old, marked with crop and
under keel in her left ear, and a crop and
iii, in her right ear, and we apprsiie he
20 the value of five dollars & fifty cents.
Given under my hand, this 10th day
Of January, 1903.
A. FAW.
Ian. 20. Iaw3'+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
Gentlemen,
Wttb eoaa,y, fNgia'a'


lpurchafed At your ihop the preparations you
cali rtamis on's Elleuoe, or Axsract q Muttard,
witch believe has perieof y removed a chronic
rheuu,atiGal fsl tina; kind named ieistica, or Of
the hip ioin. )-under which had laboured for a
lono time, aud which had ba!Hcd every article
in the AIa,eria Mcsl.es ,,.i ey mode OF treat
r,e..r! received into pats,cc for ne cure OF this
oaiiuate diieaie. Ifyoa s!lin!N this letter uteiu
~you are at iiNertg TO nj .i-e I, pubsic.
Yauts, &c.
F. ATi5EREIIR y.
Ichn Hoover, rope maker, Ss;ush second
ast.ecs, he.wesn May and Cinii,4n- Streets,
philadelphia, voiunsarly Elahetn cath rs ici
lows. IA. .seiy, thas his wife, Macy Hever, was
70 isvere,y siss iae3 wlsh violent fhsualaslinl
very dangerouily iitpaIed, The cent qoepce OF a
Gsverc colo after iYing IN Is 20 be cril Cd g her
bed for feveral weeks, and was A. length re-
ducei to The melancholy arPseheaiicn Of re
4.lsining a cripple fer lie netw,hitandlrg the
mott rcsplcfable nea'oa a3vice was followed,
and every probable rene ~ attehip'e,i: when
fesiug several cafes OF cures performed by ria
nliiron's Eacncc ana Extract q Muitard, they
mrre procured from MIR. Birch, 80. II. South
econd-Ssrcct. The iflt a9phcarion eaaflec
er to us.. scrof the room, ard the uie Of one
ottle retfored her to he's ulJ,sl itaie Of heatl
-dGEcngth, JOHN HOOVER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27

An ounce Of prevention is worth pound
-ure."
Jor the prevention and cure Of bilious and MA.
,gnant levers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
THE &NODYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure of every kind OF headache.
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.

A lafe aud tpecdy remedy for the yenerial dill
cafe.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-27
CASES OF CURES.

(SllsGrd tyom tbo3/aa15I TIE aatbfati
CIR # lo6icd any bf-fon my Gleerta1n,
euberby letter or Peyonal aPPficat,oa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

= There is an old f,be, aud very good one,
which had IL been written expreisly TOR the ppr-
pofc, couli not dspi6t she pIsfrpt temper and
conduit OF the fedeIslias more clearly or pre-
cifely. :,
1t fases, that criminal about 10 be hanged,
and, being under the gallows, iaw, among the
the croud of fpcaators, his aged mother. he
Immediately minated to the officer ofjuit'ce,
that nc had fomethiog Of impoftsnca TO conmu-
nica,e 10 her. when he was permitted 60 approach
her, and ~hila apparently in the att of whifPer-
ing In her ear, the fcoundrel BIZ IL off!
!, / in this manoer the federaIits have atted
ever Iace Mr.. Jeffetfon was ciedted to the Pre-
Gdency.-They we're convicted OF high crimes
and mfdemcsnors pseyiouilyt TO iha, event.
They begged 90 be heard by their ps'eat ceun-
try. Joaice, and the conciiating ipri, OF the
Republicans, pcrmi,tsd what they had required.
They feized upon the pref. and pretended that
they were a5out to, make their peace with the OF
tended and injured people, bot ~hi;f they were
)temiegG doing this, they were in faet, only sg-
eravs,ing rheiI preceding guile. They we're
JHiag off lbs carr of their own mother, when
they ought TO have begged her forsiveaefs.------
Happily, hoSever, for the welfare OF the Union.
the cnlprin have bsen ptetty wcll atsed xp. and
they are nov knAmgJs, life! Rep. Adv.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

AN ACT
supplementary to the I" Att concerning Conful,
and Vice -Confuls, and for the further pro-
, tetiiou Of American Sesmer."
u n ssaasS ty fbe Sszzfs ard Hsslf IF Re-
ID p,sltsf4ffv,s sffte Uxasl Ssafo Of A~,vies,
10 Cs.xssf ggsmbisd. That before clearance
be grated TO any veael bound ou . foreign voy-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
LAWS or 7Hx UNION.
(PvsLIsHrp sr AyrHoairr.l

SEVENTH CoEcRrss
Of fbe
UNITED STATES,
81 sseir sesr< JeDfss,
Begun ssd held'at the CT
y Of Wilmington, in the
Territory Of Columbia.
on Monday, the 9th o!
December, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
Comparative Statement of Mr.. Addms's
Extravaganza, and Mr.. J.Tsyon's
Economy.
MONEY WASTED, by Mr.. Adams.

John Adams came into Office the D0llaD.
4fh OF March, 1877, and con.
tinued therein until the sd OF
March, 1901. La about two
monshs after the Induction, he
convened an extyaoydizayy Con-
erefs, which met 10 May, y,i7o7,&
continued in iefion about Two
months. The feet of this meet
ing was the Stamp ia, an aadi-
tioaai duty Of egsf esnG per buih-
el upon SaAs with law ausho-
riGrg Mr.. Adam, 10 loan on the
credit VI ,he United States,
fun not exceeding Soc, ,ooo
limiting the in,. 10 per cent
In Nov. of the fame year, (l797)
Congrek convened agreeable 70
la~.--They cpntiooed in ieiiicn
more than sigbi months, during
which time an act vas pa1ct 10
lay and collect Dir<7 Tax + Of 1000 900
The whole OF this lun wss bor-
rowcd from ths United States
Bank in sdvsnce
There was eustit5 likewiie a laS,S
disctsing Mr.. Adams TO borrow 5000, 200
In this iritanae hc was NOT re-
aIitteA as TO io,cref. FIR The
payment of this loan Oh. DHfhim
Imsg9 S Tagxags rUsn tlceg'd!
In May, 500. aoohsr loau wn
au,horized oy the Adams admin
ifrs,ioa, amounting 70 $500, 900
Incieahng at the fame t;me the
duties on B,szVz Szgaig & Nc.
k6cf. The revenues 20 arife
fro.n which wefc ALTO bkdgrd!
for the pAymens Of the public
deht.
Increafe Of The National Debt for
the icur years that ohn Adams .----
was PIT rhdens, 1900, ooo
7bu @e,O, ,ke /altboed sftbt o0Srion,
that tbe' Oppsjftior qog5ed 10 take eff fbe sax on
tbat article. See La1wef fbt US col. 4.
tage, 10. IS, and 81. t i6'2. PAGE zo4.
Ibid. page zz7. I6id. PAGE aga.
Z HIRE IL qvondsrfai,sPa Of ibe regard ffbe
Otb,ftios Jsv fbs Pseple on hbs /eovs Of Brown
Sosar. -
MIR. Adams and his friends feem 10 have
been like proaigste mao whom rich and viz
tuous woman had iclctted Tor her huiband--
fpending all fhc was worth, and getting into
debt every day
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02
MONEY SAVED, by Mr.. Je6syJ0n.

NJ. jeferfon came into the prei- Dali. Cf.
dency or The 4th of March,
1901 IN feven months lhere-
after, there was s/aong etfea-
ed of I,Is4,673 8s
AT the fra feflioo Of Conerefs, .t-
in due courte of law thereafter,
the Retsai of the Internal lax
C. took place, To the smout OF ooo,ooo
Paid on account Of the NsSanai
Debt, cut of the TNafaIy,*
daring the hrn IS months of
Mr.. Jcferfon', Proficiency, s.3so,S SS6 a.
Saving by The reduction q the
Standing Army. 5,z.ooo
Ditto, Ditto Navy, zoo 900
d.. Repeating Judiciary. 33,ooS
Do. Reduction of Marine corps, $4,000
Do. BY annihilatins Offices de-
pendent on Executive will. I6I.69S 81
Do. By reducing the commit
Gon Of the Collectors of Cuf-
toms, I7,coo
Balance remaining in the Teafu-
ry on the ri OF Od. 1904, 4,S3o,67S 81
TotaI-Cah iaved TO the People ---------------
* Monies on hand, ro,8SzszSS SO
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

Republican Economy;
Or, EvIDENcEs ftbe
Superiority of the prefent Adminifra-
ton over that of JOHN ADAMS.
Together with Correct View Of the
LATE SALE OF BANK STOCK.
BY JOHN B. COLVIN--Edifsr Of fbe RrpSb-
hea~ Advatss. Freaerifh- 7arO~. Maryland.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

y HAyss ,hottshibi,sI 70 ,hc vie~ Of psb-
lie, Evidences Of the wiidom, ln,egily, ard
Economy Of the prelent Naturalization. and
the wsnton PfoHigacy Of Ohm Adams add his
.Psrtzaos, we fhall conclude by caiing the at
'fen,ioa Of reader. to the fubjoined Comparative
Statement.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

=, Mr.. JRrFrRsoN appears like worthy
man ,hss hss married the widow of debauched
Li,,crtine who, by economy and induery,
has cleared off incumbranccs from her eaa,e,
rcpIcuifhed her purfe, and made all her children
happy. .ss --tHt, .cpl
~ Shall we offer comment on the fore
going a-No.-The eloqu-nce of Silence will
fiod iss wsy to the Understandings Of men, and
Dtiudon will vanifh from among the People.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-02

. Ov<r ard absve tbs fale IF BANK Sock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05

lai,pahainiecS every Tuesday 1T I'M and arrive
az NchronG on WedNs day at 9 a ~.
af' FROM TappahSunpck 10 Rishnord h
once week Leave T.,ppalannuek ever, FRI
ohy at e M. and arrive ~ RichIasnd b By II
an 'eaye RichHnodd "A ever Friday at D nj
ana arrive at Tappahannock by 6 ~.
% From Duu DIRK By KING and Queen c n Shao.
kefSrds. AID Gloacesterc IA BY NcrthleDd 10 Mat
tnewS h once week Leave DunkirlS every
.n1Fday AZ : u NJ AID arrive ar Matthews h on
friday BY pm Leay. Matthew's c hevcry 81
,aTd@y ar 6 am and arrive at DsnlSirIs on s.inaa,
By 6jb ~
81 From Srnithseldby Jerusaiern aud the Cross
keys 70 Heifcla once aweek. Leave Belield eve
ihrrsday at 5 aad arrive az Smithfeld on
friday By IL an. Lesve S5nit,, -eid every Fri.
day at pr, aud arrive at 3eifeId on Saturday
by nj.
90 From Norfolk BY Kemp,yiue, N. w River
brdge; Tuils creek X g. Indiantcwn, Jones'
burg Elizabeth city, Nixonton and hereford TO
Gaeaton once weei, Leave Norfolk every Sd
slfday noon riarive ~ Edento,i the next Thurs.
Gay ~ ten ~. Leave Eaenton every Thursday
az 2 y, and arrive at Norfolk he next Satar-
day b. 8 q an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05
FOR LONDON nlREcr

HE subscriber has lately removed 10
4 the brick house opposite 10 Crouch ;
Tavern, and near to Prosser s Eloncare's
VeHdue Store.
ne proposes to practise the Law IN the
hiSh court OF Choac-ry and Distri6l covr.
aha III tac connty and City courts which
are hcid IN this CITY.
HENRY BANKS.
Richmond, August s5, 1862. frrl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-21

NE; bu, I advocated h:s election: I
fpoke; wrote in his defence. | flw
him elected; | law him eietled with
fstisfa6tion which cannot deicribe. Our
country was al thai time divided into two
large parties. With insenfioas however
honorable, with motives however pure,
! YET dreaded the predoEninancy OF the fe-
deral party, becaufe ] confcient:cu1y BE-
lieved that their principles would sTadn
ally lead TO the iubye.don OF our free
dom.
AnimoGty had crept il among US; friendlhlp
hai been broken; The public mlod was c"nlldc-
ra5ly agtated and even the cords Of reiatch-
iilip burn afunder, when alailed by hme poll
teal p flions which lpread tftir infectious II iil-
enoe f,m the fage III the cabinet, to the peaiant
at his plough. At a iuncture like this, the molt
eminenl talents were certainly called for. 10
calm that iea of politics which had Leen 70 much
rutfled TO fweep from our country that diicotd
whIh nlui} ultimately tarniib its fame; TO unite
us all as band OF brothers, and make US lee by
experience the pecefity and advantage of that
union tIlclc were Or Gus To the CAcSutoii u
which thought Mr.. Jcferion was equal; and
therefore hailed his election as an event prtg-
nant with the moa blitstul consequences to our
ieives and Poherity Well, he has been elected;
and now let us enquire what are TIE benefits
which have retulted from this event.
have Aligned my reafons for being his advo-
cate. trua il will be admitted hat thele rea-
fons ough1 TO have had powerful weight upon
my mind. ] hey convinced ME chat MIR. letter
lob oush to have been elected.
But what are the reafops which have iince
induced me to abandon him and his parry will
ina fabfequent member align. Ii We already
extended this to greater length than intend
cd but pc,iuade myftlf, fellow citizens, you
will forgive this iutraii n upon your time, from
young man who writes to vindcate what Is
dear to him as exiNence; his reputation.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-21
From the Ns1v Huvea) VIs1roR.
TIE CONNECTICUT TA7LER.
BY T.methy Tekle, ETC.

**#*s"s*#*S As was httirg laf night
in my great armed chair by The fire fde,
and tmeking ny pipe, as is my culfor
before retire, terminating on my iait
weeks adventures, and preparing to d.
verify their faithful relation with the
grcatea luxu;iancy of realities my lucu-
brarions were interrupted by friend,
who called TO inform me, that letter
was LETT at , fer Timothy
Tickle, Efq. Immediately my pea
green hroadclo,h was taken down and
my little round gold buckles inRantly sd-
iuaed. With the aid of my fine ebon
ifaf, the letter was foon obtained, and
the feal already deformed, when a
Grange gentleman in tatters laid hold Of
the middle button hole Of my coat, with
the two fingers of bis right hand which
were diiengaged from pinch OF fouf.
(" Pray, Mr.. Tickle" faid he, " jut
walk up ftairs-I have fnug little corner
there for fudy, and half my bed will
lerve you for a feat, while / communicate
fomething of Importance. There was
fome,hing in his look, for which phiio-
fophefs have in vain endeavoured TO find a
name but which attracted involuntary
attention. He accordingly was gra,ifed.
We had farcaly reached his " ll.ug little
corner,'' when fuddenly fepping forward,
he took yellow fcroll from shelf, and
placed it in my hands. 81 have only
70 reqaea YOU" fad the ftranger taking
another pinch ofrappee) " at fome leifufe
hour to peruie this nauricrip; 1t contains
foncthing which may amply repay you
for the trouble"
{" But my friend" ] replied in fur
prize, " are you converlant with my cha
raster RecnlleE1 that an a protection.
al .7atler--that | keep no fecrets, and
will be entraRed with none" He faid
not word, but fhut The door. Agree
ably 10 my declaration, I have, with
comfortable heltation, determined to a
muie my readers Win the contents OF this
remarkable fcroll, and TO prefix few in-
troduttory obferHations onJ1agmeat qv'i-
tiag--af,er informing the frange gentle
man and all timilar politicians, thar love
Of personalities is not the bright iide Of
my character.
Fragment writing has been frequently
prattil,d, both by the anc:ents and mo-
derns, and to sreat advantage.
There is in human nature an unaccoum-
able propendty, vuigarly called coriotlfy
This propenGty, when no, gratihed wish
diielo(ure of the whole, leads US to ex-
pet that the hidden portion contains
fomelhing Of greater confederation, than
whst is revealed. Thus many fpeclouS
efuions have been eeeemed valuable IT
fragment, which had they appeared in full
dre(s, with the names of their authors,
might have quietly remained on the book
lellef's helf. A!lho' convinced the re-
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The inference geuesally drawn from a
change OF political ienhments-the harG
AID vsulent inveaiyes applied 10 him,
who frog, honeR conviction abandons his
parry, are aAaei3 fofheient TO deter one
i.fs si-,;d than nyfelffEon an open avow-
al 8, principles, againE she pfeaomloa.