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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-15

"a FL
- aa-h and bowels o~hASe4cr Is foul or oHe"hEei
49, ,hereby prevcut TIE product on OF worms SUD ma
Il, fat4 difurdcrs -ThcY arc particularly sh1eeous
Nh -sryige uiE Az prus humors anf erupicns eFSt Nj
aud hhoas complaints, AM are me iaisH @nu HiDe''
uors i've thar caa 10 uirc On any occahnh.
DESCRIPTION Of WORMS,
And tbf lgsqsfsris ~ zytIe5 rsy are kR7Srr.
WORMS VA cn trttA th1 human body, are cnithi
IL four kinds, ihe IesSs or large TCHoo Wo'u US
Inc Af-atIdrs or fnail nav worm, the CucHrbtinds
~ fbort. ast white worm; and Isay, the laenia ri
tap--woirn, 10 called from us fe.esnbance 10 taP1
mis- i. often many Yards long, and fall of oiuts Az
| & moi hurtful aad moit difficult 20 cure
! Anong the fYmptoms attending worms ais, -
greeabe breath eipecally in the morning. 0ad ana
corrupted gums itching n nc mole and aoont the
feat ccnvulhons and tpiePtic MS, ana lomeiinisa
prvation Of tpeech Garting and gFHdi!% oI It's So
20 ieep irregular appetite, tometimes ios'hlne looo,
aud .iometmes voraCiolS purglng, wan ii'NI aau
foetid AooEs vomiting large and bard belly pans
and rcka Gsai the Gomach pains n the head, thighs,
III ounefs az lpriis; now fever, with imall ana n
eguiar pulle; dry cough ezceihVe hru; iomeuaeS
pale and updealthy countenance, and iome''mss Lne
fate boated and fuihed.
Psrf,ns afl t4ed wi.h any Of the above fyn1ptoms'
Mould hav1 immediate recourte 10 Hamilton H2r7
D-frsyi4y Lo1ezge5, which have been conhanty ats1h
dcd with inccgf5 in all complaints hInhar 70 tnOie
above Del ribed.
4 dole of this medicine given occafonslly during
;de VAIN frafoa will tf-ttualy prevent she = Won't
ng and purging OF Children, dreadful dordeT whleh
annually dctfoys thousnds Of the infant part 81 our
citizens Ii is likevfe the r1iIdch ana mott CERTAIN
remedy KNOWN and has reGoec 10 health and hrength
great number when 10 advanced tage ot tha taai
complaint particular ADD plain initrutons are gwen
for every part Of the necsay treatment - tuch Gales
Children generally take this medicine with eager
nlfs Gaying plealng APPEARANCE aud IN agreeable
taae CASES OF CURES.
(Seir7sd from tboaad5J ~. authenticity 2 Q7bteb onJ
pstos may GtssYtan, etber BY r'sr or Psyoa4I 4PP'
aiioa.
Communicated by Doaor JObH SeaHgAr, Yorktown
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-15
NNHsREAs-a CommifiionoE Bankruptcy

has be a av.rded anI ihlSd R,iaa
SAMUEL FOLLAE5BEE, ol Ne7uI ui,srL
IN tie DarA " Maas Trader, ana the id " nur Fol-
ian6ee has oesn occlsred BAn<rpt he e ,reby
qlset to iurrcn4sr himc % thc G-nra M r5 :lid
scama!I.1n nanej, 10 thr zaiar part Up ltcu On
Tueiaay The l.h Foeitsy sctl dAys of GET next
ADJ Gondsy the Izth day oi September LIZ az tea
O'clock, each 81 taia days Cen .orers'
Clhee. No 4, Nifty R5-s, Al3 sf,r-., Ps-fiHI laid
datif and TIL! 1lcorlry Lilglol Re BIS
saate ana Effects wnea anu his ercdi rs 20
come prepared y prove thet dl1is AMI az fecond
sneetng III ctooi- Asne AE .tes; anil Al thr aa
meeting fad Bankrupt EcquitcI hn % bis cxamna
lal iaA meeting 4y OF the cFcdi ~ f4id
bankrupt may - heard before a,d CUmmi - agains
the making allowing seruneate 70 ,he Jos gc Of I'd
dArics, erstis FAC bsnkrup. 70 a csrulc BE Of di
starge--Ai p-s!ons ndebyrl laid bankru pt are 70
make p4vaen, end hofe any MS lGects are
deliver he fame 70 luch psTlons only Ihl Commf
honers aaAli appoint
BY order Of The Conmif10ners,
Dated scb Jng, 1891. n KTNsMAN. Ckyk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-15

WHEREAs 2 Commil.on of Bankruptcy
has been awarded and idaed sgaine SPENCER
TiNKHAM, Of Jgfl9ti, IN he DieritR ~ Maine trader
and rhe fd Spencer mShan has been declared Bank
rupt he hereby rdquIred iurrender himiss 10 the
Cora h3ners ill lsia Cimmiiion named, or 10 the ma
part themi ILHyiy 6s , AID AIss2y Re So
ys IF avf -ert, and aaiy ~ SO lsy N Ss5isz.5rr
ssxi ten o'clock, each 81 faid days, The
Coolui.oners' Olce No D Mui-y Row, Middle GresS,
Portland, ia Isid Dari4, and makea ivi d-ovey aud
lllgurc oE BIS elate eet-N aen end where b.
CREDITORS prepared prove taeic d-br and
at the fecond meeting ohuu{e Ai5 snec Agnees
and al tie An meeting fAi B4nkrup required hnh
his examination and flid aA meeting any Of ne cred
tars Of fad Bankur, msy ~ beard before l4d Commit
foners assire tse making or allowing Of ceyJidcae
the Tldse Of fad Dtrst rlriti- lad BanErupt %
ccs1agare Is dfch1gcAii p.-Ious iadebsd laid Bank
rup ere 70 make ymens; ard thols who have any Of
his eEeas deliver tAr ialc uch psIl0ns only
he Conm,Eiouers hu sR9rsat.
BY order Of the ConmiihoHera.
~ KEi5MAN, Cl.rk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-15
COMMONWEALTH Of MAsacHU3Errs.

"a Ssegfa .faae Z, rso3.
ON the petition OF John Greenwood,
and Others, nl7bitants of be Town OF Hebron and a.
loniag towns, n The county XII Cu-1bcahJ prsging rb
hey may be acoTPonaesd into Religious socsty ~ Nc
p p5h e 'hs F' Congregational s0te IN the tova q
Ordered, that the petitioners cauFe ali.
sttesed copy of their petition with ts order thereon
he puflihed three weeks facccfivey IL Trl} Coca
printed ~ Portland che Ia pubcafon ID be hi-ry d.y
AZ leaf before the ie1and Weducrjsy WE he ntrt Ii5a
the Geaera Court; thar al perfons concerned may Len
P2car and fhew cus (f any heg hsv-) why che prays
lald petition ahoud not W granted
Sent down f0r concurrence.
DAVID c0BB. .P-5fzrt
N t5' Hosf e R1syeezfat75. 7pa. a ISL.
Read and concurred, III q Orfs So
"A true copT-Autf,
WENDELL DAVIS. cL,l ,rS-se
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-15

81 TAKE NOTICE. that Mr.. THOMAS CLARK i.
ApPoned The only vender Tor Portland T5srsors apply
say a. his Book s Statioaa tore.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-15
Communicated by Do9or John SoaHgleT, Yorktown
Pennsylvania.
Letter ,om tbe Req. John Mother l1f1FsT Of tbs no.
ravian Cbzreb, ia Toyk f0SDE.


ravian Cbzreb ia Toyk fo1OE.
York jaa 18th, 1904.
DEAR SID. Hamiitou's Loz-ages having been
recommended - me very adequate msans tor me
Of children, afflicted with vo Ins, procured
Box for the utr Of my family. To 10y whc her 6y ms
mediche I might be enabled - gam profit, which
70 accomplish different ether means had proved sonr
tive. My eldsR ooy ha3 VERY icky appearance, was
very rettieis At night grew ltaacr from tine 20 tlme
IN !hor, he ieemed 10 be IL preCa1oAs fate ot he2ih
Stbicb evoalS re4 TO or re GsedeiaJ al0Egsrd
uutl gave atm two d0te5 OF the L3ztD e., zgrteab
so the dreaogs, which carr ed Of inafauce o all
APPEARANCE mere muCus, but upon clolt INFECTION
qalte rePIrte with very final vias animals Not ont
u that fort OF worms, which uiu2ly met chlidTcn
cane from HIM. Since that period hr grew remark
ably bsttsr Ia btaih, and housh lean haggoi trelh
and lively complexion. !, on different occaho
have u!si thS medicine pnrgng inbaitute, a a
found 10 satver exceedingly wei, without bring
ri belly ache, any Of hoie dagreeab citnfatono io
oft7n occadoned ~ Purglng medicines Upon the
. 1ole, judge this medicine 10 De, 0shdes IT'S main
obJeet--One Of the mott aiutay means tor rsh0ri1g
ot appetite. and promoting proper gate ofliseto1,
by carrying Of that bilious flbtaaCe, VIII ca eneen
ters to much iGtifpofton both among children and
adui;s. am, Sir, Your mot obi eTvant,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
I7be Snb5eYa5eY

having made every exerfion wi:hin his power fer
two years paf TO procure rha t-cans at dsehafgipg
the debts due from The si5ase oeslfsd 10 ilim by
his father, without being abe 70 Ell. g IT, and
nav finding Tic rifase Under coniideFaie cnibar
rsiilnens, hash come TO determination TO otsef
the whole pclional property Tor fae, VIZ.
Abo1tt 90 l9ksLy lNsgy0es
Of both lcxes snJ various ages, amoag& which are
good carpen!es and blacksmith, about 100 head
ofho;ned cattle, coniiiting ef tniieh cows, heers
and work oxen, nua'ber CT hos.ss, mares and
colts, fomc OF shem remarkably fine, thee likely
nules, ard variety OF plantation u'enliis, &c.
The [ale viii commence al Sa'}lbnry On ihuri-
day the Sth cay ofDscelBbeg acAs, il fati, il moi,
The next iair day.
Twelve rlcntbs credit will be allowed for al
iuols above 20 dollars, she puschalcr giving bond
with approved lecurity; creditors Of The fad e.
tate will be allowed TO pdrci.a!e 20 the amount
OF their claims, previo0ay fetIed abd aeknow-
Legged by nc to be jna aud intessR abated tE'sm.
Charles l. Love,
Executor of Salnur. Love, deceaicd.
Saliibury, Oh. 81. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
PUBLIC SALE.

SOME Of the Legatees Of the late
Mr.. William Triple.t, having objected to d.
yiiion of the dccedant's eaate, which ne recon-
a.sIidsd in his Will 10 be done, we, therefore, as
executors, will expofe 10 pnblic tale, al Round
Hill, his late reGdcncc On Wednesday the 18th
OF December ncxt, ALL The ESTATE, real
and perfonal, Of which the died .ezed.
The ROUND HILL Tract, con-
tanning nearly ioar hundred acres, IS mott de-
fiiable and healthy ituation, ca which IS beiit
brick houfc one tory high, fifty four iacS long,
and eighteen feet wide; tour rooms On The lower
Aoor, with Ere place and cloiets IN each, and
o. Gage eighG feet wide; three rooms uPtslfs, two
of them with fire places, good cellar and kis-
chen under the holfe: afrsmed barn, dairy, fla
bes for ten hores carriage houie, two corn houie,
one granary. meat houfe, ard quarters, well cal
culaied for the accommodation OF thirty negroes !;
an apple orchard of excellent fruit, and garden
paIed in. This farm is wen known to be one of
mott productive il the county, and nov In high
and improved itsse, being well fenced and divld-
ed into convenient fields sor farming; there arc
eighty acres OF timothy meadow, producing from
eighty TO one hundred tons year; fifty acres OF
new meadow may be made and watered at inlaI
expence Tie crops OF fmall grain have general
~ been from goo TO 600 bathes, and OF cora
800 barrels.
Near this lies another TraG Of about
four hundred acres, heavily timbered with pine,
oak and hickory, with good lprngs and fire
hiqh, healthy Gtuations for building the Foit
road, from north to fouth, p4Gas tho thoic two
tratis, which affords two excellent tands for ia.
yerns, and ALTO for tan yards, being not more
than eight miles from Alexandria and fxfeen from
Walhington.
Alto, another Tfa6 lying on the
man branch of Tillo,'s creek, about two miles
from ColchcRer, onwhich Mr.. William Iripets
nov lives, containing upwards of 100 acres the
building is a good farm houic, in healthy htu-
asion good orchard and 6ne water.
1.-THE lane time and place will be
fold, thirty valuable SLAVES, men, women and
cbild.en fome P.aIc, a watch, books, smang
which are fome valuable caRlcsl houiehoid torni
tnre, and beds Of good quality, bed AID table
linen, kitchen furniture, ccachee and hatncis,
oae Wagon anl cart, farming utchiiiS, .hcfies,
mule, one yoke OF excellent oxen, cattle, iAeep,
ogs, &c.
The terms of fale for the land are,
one third payable on the day Of fale, (ltwfieh
time deeds viii be made the puFchafcIl one third
in fix months, and the ether tbird IN II moths,
with interca from The day o: laic. 4 deed OF
tFua uil be taken to iecufe the TWO aH pay
nents. The Negroes Will be fold az r months
credit, and the other properly az credit. oinine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
Tbs rs to gaue Notice,

THAT the fubfcribeI, OF Charles county, hath
obtained from the Orphans Court ofisid county.
10 MARYLAND, Letters Of Adin'nusatlon on the
shate Of Cares GRAHAM, la,e of.Challes County,
dsecafea All psllons having claims againtt the
laid deceaftd, are hereby waFneo to exhihit the
I4me, witllthe vouchers therefor, 10 theiubfcri
er. on or before the fecood day of May nexs,
shtymay osh4rwife BY law be excluded from all
bene4;t Of tle 4aia citstt. Given under my hand,
his tecond DAY Of November, 10 shsYear OF our
Lord, 1905.
Gerard Brifcoe, Adms15larator
ef1omss GRAHAM,
Nay. I9. tce"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
F2ubIit Geaoae.
On FRID4Y.

J, 70 ,'etatk. qciA BE nd e t0t TsRdss S!srs,
gnna IN l:ogheads and barrels.
frtach Brandy III Pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
whifksy md Apple Brandy in Bis
surar IN hhds. ticrces ans 6ls.
cofIcc in sieroes and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes.
Mould and dip'd Candies
Rajaps IL kegs, boxes ard jars,
F,gs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware IN crates,
FURNITURE, 1c.
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
gericymeres, DutF's,
pIsias and Kesfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaisicks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancocs and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, SileGa do.
OlnAburgs and TicklcrDurgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'is,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Handkerchists,
Coloured Threads, Haas,
And lundry other Articles.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
Nov. 40.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1863.
Just 7-ecausa, and for Sale,

u55 YecelUsa, and for Sale,
- hhds. cIay'i, sugar,
10 hids. Mescovado,
20 bbIs. DO.
sst India run in paneheons, and bbtS
NIo.asses IN hhds.
Peach and apple brandy.
Cydet atd Vinegar N bbls.
a quantity of excellent baeonH.
Henngs and shad il bols.
odoz. w!nter Stockings.
lush linen by The box or piece,
And a general afortment OF groceries.
We continue to keep general assortment Of
boiting coaths and select the best -four for family
use. ALEX. SkiI III q SON.
eE The higheIi price given fer
Flaxleed.
Nov. II. dew.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19

d;arefs Tor water ana proyiGors iaYpI'ed
herfelF and lnmed!a,eiy proceeded on Ter
soyase. a French -, a tfigate and a
brig, Arrived at tie cape or the o7th ulf.
with a5out 500 t:oops for tie llland.
Evt,ot7 q IA isuey fran easy es,rgtps0Seat
al ~ CAPE, Per Tie MaGuer.
/" The Ugiganes made an attack upon
the town about the I5th Of February
they iurpiized tic Cot pofs, and before
atflGance coald be obslined from the town
they took By form Fort Ballairer and wha,
few folders was 10 it at the tine were
Immediately pul 20 death the troops from
the town ICON obliged them TO quit The
fort, and before they could reach The noun
tain mott o! ttem were xii ed, was fup-
pofcd about fcyen hundred made the ar
tack, OUT of which zoo were killed and
wounded there were ahcut 10 whites
killed ard as many wounded.
q rnderGand that the officers have ar
rived here from France, tina, are to take
pcGenion of New Orleans, for which they
will fhoFtiy pro ED.
% P. S. / have this moment received
the pleafng intelligence OF the arrival OF
the remaining part of the convoy, conhit :
ing OF "a "a aud two tranlports, with about
5000 troops. They were parted in a gale
OF wind"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19
BAL TIMORE. March X.

me following articles are extracted from a file
q Barbados papers, az Bryden's oofee-iouie
down to the 9th ulrimo
February 2. Arrived, fchooner He,ty, Balti-
1sose Eiiza, ditto; brig Regulator. Norfolk
Baltimore.
february,s S. Arrived, brig S. w. Norfolk
org Martha and Mary. Baltimore; brig Suian.
ha, DITTO; brig Frienfhip, New-L London.
February 9. Arrived, brig Mary, New-Lon-
s0l; brig Nancy, Wilmington, N C. fchooner
.Nlsnee, Alexandra; Harmony, DO. brig Ca
'.slne, do. brig George, Norfolk.
sailed, brig Tyrone, for Baltimore.
a young man calling hinifels ]. ]. Iryine,' IN.
selw MT an examination this morning &C the
sur. hcuie for uttering biz Of exchange. pur-
i i,s Tito be drawn by Joha Hamilton (Bri-
lord . ."a m Norfolk upon ;he right hon. tht
.S,us o. The reafury. for sI-o. ferIing, which
sor psaIlng to be forgery, he was committee
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19
alsrMlslta aDbsriser.
SATURDAY, MARCH lo.

Accounts, faid to be authc ntic, from
South Carolina, fate the following gentle
men as elected from lix out of eight Of
the diifriets of that fate, 10 rePreienr II
in Congrefs
'Thos. Lowndes, Benjamin Huger. Ge-
neral VIM, Gen. Caiey, Thos. Moore,
and Wade Hampton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prefsnting De
homage Of his high relped and confide.
rarion TO de inhabitant Of Warrington,
for de encouragement particular, wild
which he have been honor ince his arr
val, beg leave wild profound fuomilion TO
inform dc lady dat he have juf receive
from Paris few bottel of Oil de MgGHo
offuperior kind, which will 10 ten inmate
cure fore elbow, occadoned by Being
naked.
He have ALTO receive, frff quality MN
de Pigeon, of great virtue to prevent cold,
after having de head for de convenience of
de wig. A large quantity of dead men hair
from Egypt, of excellent quality, (which
is de very beit kind for wig in bot eli
mate, as dey are very cool and agreeable.
Gentlemen can be accommodate wild
orange color pan,aloon, llarge as lady pet,
ticoat) fome eravat fnficien, for keep warm
de chin and waking flick nine inch
long, and hat widout brm.
In few week, he will have publifh lin
two vol. calf bound Obfervaiion On Dry
Dock, and de great benefit of economy
de advantage Of giving France at dis mo
ment two million of dollar de comfort
of philolophy, ard good heel, in time Of
danger-de convenience Of gentleman
creating dere nofe and ear, when dey have
been pulled, TO prevent de fame accident
at oder tine.
He will exchange few fecond- hand
lady wig, for fome Militia Bill of lie CO.
luKbia DiRritt, as he with de honour 70
tranImit dem 70 lie Premier Coniol de
France, and de principle officer OF de
French nation.
All communication to him mutt be by
Meaage, in fecres manner, and none vii
be received widout cloled door.
By the following letter was poGe!s ths
IMPORTANT FACT that the Dry Of
Aigisys has declared war againa France.
Malaga, ~ Fl5raay 1903.
SIR,
Iproat Of two eeaels on the departure
for Philadelphia, and Salem, to acquaint
You that the French commercial agent in
this place, has juR received advice, lhat
the Dey of Algiers had declared wsr
aeainf France. This intelligence is
tranfmitted to him by his colleague in
Barcelona, where yefel had arrived
with the news, and difpa.clsed for the
French governments, which were inmedi-
ately TENT on by exprels. ] haGen to
communicate TO you important insormas-
on. and am with much reipett and regard,
Sir,
Your obedieu, humble fervant,
WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19
William HartMorne
HAS FOR SALE,
n II


Forty barrels new Beef,
Five bis. Pork,
Fifty bis. Tar,
Fine and coatfe Salt,
Firt quality Sugar in hlrds and bis.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar in Go.
Five pipes old Liibon Wine,
One pipe Madeira, four year, old,
Pennsylvania ard Swedilh Bar Iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, 5 !eet dix
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about 5 feet.
Ind at bis Mil,
Shorts and Bran,
ludiau Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter OF Paris by the buihel.
sd Mo. 10. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19
10 Rent,

foGelilon given immediately,
A large Brick Warehoule ads
Joining r. Newton and Co. and CON-
portable Dwelling Houfs, on Prince hrceu
For particulars enquire Of
RICKETTS,, NEWTON & Coz
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19

Cath given for rags.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19

By The It5r. Many, Moyns, fT0n he
Nmebez, batla6 Jrom Nezv- Orleans, eoe
earn that Tie S5auiur1s ba>ve spared tleir
port 10 ia, as 10 alo7v goods 10 be laxdla,
on. beymeat sf 6 per resf. or a a0eeur ia
tbs Cxfom Aonle 9tEee,s. No french ot-
J5aceys Or traps bad arrivsdfbe I5fb Feb.
1cbew 1kb /cbo00sr FAILED.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-03-12

fefJlutioas Of Mr.. Raf. have been viruslly
rejected by the fuoftitu,ion of thofe offsrei by
Mr. Breckenridge. Thus have mcsfures calcu-
lated 60 inaam. the pafions Of the nation, 10 fow
difcord among them. and 20 deitroy thar harmony
between the executive aad lsgilarive department.
OF the government, 10 prc-eminently neceffiry at
this crihs. been nipped 10 the bod. The dii.
cufhon of thcie war meafures has been wiIely
permitted 10 be pubic. that the American people,
10 Whole hands the dcainies Of the Empire are,
may di,tinetly perceive who are their friends.
snd Who their enemies. Fortunately they ave
well informed no lefs as 10 men than As 70 mea-
fures. Party violence has already developed il.
felf; and they have feen that in its rage patrio-
tim periih-s. The men, ~h, laa fciiion, me
naced Us with conyulhon and the proarati,n of
our conititutional compact. now nrge Us TO war.
They failed in the hIa. & they will NOT fuccsed
10 the iaf. In apprecia,ng the motives OF the
war party, l:t the people recolstt that James
Rois who introduced the proportions. has ceaf-
ed TO reprefcnt the State of Pennfyiyania thar
jonathan Mifon. who advocated them. is no
longer the representative of Manschuie,ts; and
thar Gouverneur Morris is about to retire 10
private life, after haying LOFT the confidence OF his
conitituenn. Whom then do thefe gentlemen
repreien,! Nor The people of Anerica. And
yet, after removal from power and an unequi-
vocal forfeiture Of the public confidence, they
would. il ,hey could. hurry US into war. Their
condUd is 40 imprelIive atteaa,ion OF the fupe-
rior'ty of the yetrejfa'ahve iyfem; II fhess
conclulvely that a IespooGbility TO the people is
the frongcR bulwark ofthsir rights.
The fpeeeh Of Gouverneur Morris was ex-
tavsgant beyond mcafurc, and wac from the
beginning 10 the end a libel upon republican gov
ernments. The fentinents he syowed were
fnch as every geoone American will rcient-
" Sir, faid he laddreaing himIelt to the chair)
the moment you have civil war, il requires
no prophecy 10 fay your Liberties are gone"
Where is the enlightened citizen, whs believes
in the fuperiority Of the republican TO the monaf-
chica lI Rem, that will not reje6t ieniiment 70
derogatory 10 truth sad TO the energies OF
government founded on equal rights
Never did a people exia lefs likely to be
embroiled IN civil war. But ihou!d the period
OF civil war arrive, we venture TO pronounce
that neither the fSotd OF uiurpation nor the io-
trjgues OF party will make an effeetual ftand
agsina the will of the nation, expiciIed by the
voice, and carried into effect by the arms of
millions. In other counties the phy6cal force
may be on the iide of tyr,nts; here il is wie'ded
by freemen. Uproar may rage Tor day. But
the good ienfe OF The cation will put it prompt
ly down. Here is our arength. We arc happy
in the enjoyment OF equal rights, and the mad
man who anturls the banners Of rebellion csnDo,
find within the limits Of The union malcoutenss
enough to keep ihe: field for day.