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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-21

y Few individuals, unable 20 defend
themseipes against de neiehbouring
tribes, has transfsrred ils county 10 The
III. States, reserving only for III mem-4
bers what Is sufficient 10 maintain them,
ID N agricultural way. The eousidera-J
tions stipulated are, that we shall extend
70 them our patronage and protection,
and give them certain annual aids, In
money, Ii implenAents Of agricnlmfe,
and Other articles ofsheir choice. This
country, among the most fertile within
our ts,extending along the Mississip.
pi from the mouth Of the Illinois TO, and
upthe Ohio. though NOT 20 necessary as
: barrier, since the acquisition Of the
other bank, may vet be well worthy Of
being laid open to immediate settlement,
- its inhabitants may deseend with "a
pidity IN support Of the lower country,
should future circumstances expose that
to foreign enterprise. As the stipulati-
lions in this treaty also, involve matters
within the competence Of both houses
only, Il Willie laid before Congress as
soon as the Senate shall have advised its
rati6cation. -. &c.. ~
with many Of the other Indian tribes
improvements 10 agriculture and
household manufacture. are advancing
and. with iii. our ,Deace and friendsls;n
are estahlished an rrounds much I;ru.r
than heretofore. The measure adonted
Of 'establishing trading houses among
them and Of furnishing them necessaries
,ueh moder.te nr;ces =. leave nm o,;r
but cover ne rom loss. h.sthe nos, son'
ciliatorv and uscfuI elisct on thenn. md
i that which win Be-, ,ecnre their pe.ce
ma vooa vii s 81 = 80. - ~.
The small vessels authorised bv Con.
rre,. withi ! yiew Is tie Mediterranean
service. have been s.nt into that sea ana
Willie abie more efFectnally 10 coni,n.
the .Tr;poiine cr,,isers within .,he;r har.
bour.. and sunefsetle the nece.s;,v n
CONVOY "a our commerce IN tlia, onay,er,
They win sen.ibly lessen the esnen... /
az thar service the ep.,,;no year. : &C
Al further knowledre 81 he Ground 4,
thenofth ehstern. asYd .north : s.,err 49,
Seies sc The tinted Stat.. IA. ey;rc.,l
AAA
thatthe boundar;es establised bv The fr.s-
~ az Paris. between TIE Br;,;.h ,.,r;,n.
ries and ours ii those marta. wer. TIE
inperfectly Prescribed 10 be sn.cep,;bI.
&c execution. II has therefor been ,hc,,
worthy Of attention for preseryinv ana
'cherishinr the harmony and u.efni Inter.
course subsistinr between the Two na,t;.
ons, 70 remove by timely arrannencnts
Whist unfayourable inciden,. mfeSs Other.
wiscrender 4 ground Of future misunder.
standing. A convention IA. therefore
been entered into which provides lar =.
prac,icahI. demarcas;on ~ ,ho.s I;m;,.
Is the satisfaction az both part;e.. :.
An account al he rec-;p,. and .x,.,.
ditnre. of IN re,r .nd;nr ,hs sn,s of
Sentember LAST win ,he e.,;n,,,e. for
TIE .erv;eex If ,,bc .n.,,;., r..r oil, \.
laid before Won 80 IL ..s;.,.rv If a.
treasury. q soon !. sh.' rere;n,. ~ ,Ss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-21

qualities. which tend 30 lessen useful
friendships, and 10 cmbarraas and en-;
hroA us in the calan:tous scenes Of Eu-
rope. Confident, fellow citizens. that
YOU viii duly estimate theimportance Of
neutrality-suspicious., towards the obser.
vance of neural conduct, thatyou win be
sensible how much il is our duty 10 look
on the bloody Arena spread before US,
with commisseration indeed, but, with
no otherwish than 10 sect closed, | am
pursuaded you win cordially cherish
these dispositions, in all discussions r.
mong yourselves, and in all communi-x
cations with your constituents. And II
anticipate with satisfaction the measures
Of wisdom, which the great interests
now committed to you, viii give yeu an
opportunity ofproviding and myself that
Of approving, and Of carrying into exc.
eution, with the fidelity owe TO my
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
= October II, 1908. 80. # i
Both houses this day formed quo
rnms--The senate elected John Brown,
president pro tempore. The house of
Representatives elected Nathaniel Ma.
con, Speaker-John Becky, Clerk.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.
July s.

q TOLEN fical The fubfcriber, in the
- City of Warrington, on Monday c.
vening laf, the III MT. handfomc,
we'll made, aazk /oyfel Mare, with fad.
die and bride: TIE mare is about III
hands high, about s years old, has q
flnall white fpot behind the right ear en-.
der the bride, fome white upon one Of
der hind legs. A man with evident fgn
of guilt crofIed George Town Ferry and
rode off pott hate, and was traced nest
CoIcheltsr the fame evening.
The above reward will be given on de.
livery of the mare and thief, or fJffH'
Dollars for ths mare.
EBENEZER NESMITR,
near the Navy Yard.
City Of Warrington,
March Is. 60
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcribers
on the a3d intt. TWO likely Negro men,
both named JACK. They were purehar
ed by Us in Baltimore, and eicaped ftaa
Us about 4 miles from this place, (Ilreds.
rickfburg.) One is about y Yeas Of age,
Of a yellow complexion, ness 9 iecf high,
& has on aipotted negro cotton cost,& red
ftriped overails, and was Late The proper.
.ty Of Or. Jsnniier 0. Maryland. The
other black fellow about s feet 10 ;nchcs
high, about "a years Of age, has a lage
ica, on bis cheek, near his Doie, and has
many grey heirs, occaGoned by fcalled
head W her young, and was late the pro.
perty of Mr.. joieph Grefiis Of the fame
fate. Had on pair OF brown linen
trowicrs and blue coat. Whoever will
take up the faid Negroes, and con6ns
them in jail, fhall receive the above fe-
ward. tits probable that they have pro.
cured PATS, and will endeayour to pats
as free men. All matters Of yefels, and
others, are hereby forewarncd from bar.
boring or carrying off {aid Negroes.
JAMES MARTIN,
HARRISON THURMOND,
Frederick ibulgh,
June II. cow 7aw2w
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7zve71ty Dollars Reuard,
nj raken in the hate)

and 80 Dollars # taken ont fat.
Runaway from the fubicriber, liy.
ing in Fairfax county, Virginia, nesy the
new Court Houie, on the 9TH Of July,
inaant, Negro man naped GEORGE,
about 5 feet 6 or 7 ifShes high, has a
black, round face, with fmall fear On
his forehead, jut above the nefe, caued
by burn he is napper kneed, has a
down look, and had or, when he went
away, new ofnaburg hirf, Niiped
country cloth waifcoas and trowiers,
made of cotton, new felt hat, the ref Of
his clothes cannot be particularly delcrib.
ed. Whoever takes up the iaid runaway
and brings him home, or iecuces him 10
any Jail, 70 that get him again, lhall
receive the above reward and all realon.
able charges
HENRY STATS.
Fairfax County,
{ulv eo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-18
7oyl, 70aa0xy 4tb, 1902.

Dear S.r,
DR.. Hamilton's lozenges have been recon-
n,cue1ed 70 me as a very adequate means Tor the
cure Of children afflicted with worms, prccur-
ed box for the ufe of my family, to try, whe-
ther by means OF this medicine, might be ena-
bled 70 gain point, which, 70 accon,pliih, dit.
fercnt other means had proved abortive. nay
edclf boy had very iickly appearance, wasyery
reIfeis at night, grew leancr from time TO time ];
sin ihort, he leemed to be in precarions fate Oh
hath, which would yield to none Of the r,edi-
cines administered, until gave him two doics
ofsIozenges, agreeably to the directions, whish
carried off a in5tlance TO al appearance merc-
mueus but upon cloie infpection quit repeled
with very s1nall living ANIMALS Notone Of that
fort Of worms which uiually affiiet Children,
came from him. Since that period he grew re
markedly better in health, and though lean,
has got freih and lively complexion. Upon
different occaiions have uied this medicines
purging fpbititute, and found it TO aniwer exceed
ingly well, without bringing on bely-ache, or
any Of thofe difagreeable ieniations, 70 ottenoc
caiioned by purging medicines. Upon the whie,-
Judge this medicine to be, beGGes its main OBJ
jea, one of the moh lalutary means for reftor-
ing loft appetite, and promoting proper fate
OF digefion, by carrying off chat bilious iub-
itance, which engenders 70 much inditpohtlon
both among children and adults.
am, Sir, your mott obedient fervant,
TCHM MOTHER.
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TAPE worm.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn-keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
BEGAN about 10 months ago TO be grievoully af-
ficted WITH tape worm, which lncreaied fat
in iize and hrength, 10 as to excite the mott
horrid ienia5rcns BY its writing motions and
inrolerable paths, relembliag he craving and
Gearing OF his bowels, which deprived him o.
his neceHary fleep, and cauted iuch dreadful ap:
prehenfons as cannot be conceived but by one in
ilsniiar fituatlon--his appetite waited rapidly
and with that his ffrength, 70 that he was una
Bile TO attend to any buiinefs-when he hearo
OF fome excellent cures performed by Hamil
ons worm lozenges, he took large dofe, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS of the
worm tnow IN the poneilion Of Lee & Coz
but a renewal of his pains loon convinced hin
thas this nonfrous reptile had recover d its hrft
vigour--Applicario was made to Lee * co.
for more of their medicine, with their advice
from which refalted the total. expuGon of h,
formidable enemy, in feveral pieces, which hS
fuppoiedto be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more
A few mouths have iince elapfed, and Mr.. Ful
Ter is now IN perfect health. The above faa,
are well known to a numerous circle of his NEIGH.
bours, and himfelf will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the fubied
Although Hanilton's worm lozenges produce
fueh powerful effects, when neoeiiary, yer they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
tion on the human body, even taken in large
dofes, as Mr.. Fuller will teRifsy--their particu
lar nnildnefs is abundsntly evident in innnmera
Die cures of infants.
Communicated b Dr.. Jobn S3angley,
York -tQRvn, Psnxjylvanjia.
Letter from the reverend MIR. John MOL
Their, n,iniiter of the Morayiaa church, in
yorktown.
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DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLAISI Err.
An infallible remedy for corns, fpeedily remoy-
ing them, root and branch, without giving pain.
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

SO celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe, as an invaluable cciinetic, perfectly
innocent and iafe, free from corrective and rep1i-
lent minerals (thc BATS Of other lotions) and ct
unparalleled efficacy in preventing andremoving
6ernifhss in the face and kin Of every kind par
ticularly freckles, pinples, inhammatory redneis,
lcurls, tetters, ring worms, fun burns, prlckiey
heat &c
The perfian Lotion operates mildly, withoul
impeding that natural, infcniiblc peripiration
which is ef1entia to health. Yer its ialutary Ct
fects are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
ikn delicately fof and clear, improving the COM
plexion, and re1oring the bloom of youth Ne
yer falling to render an ordinary oonatenanee
beautiful, and an handiome one more 10.
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Fran LUTHER MdR71N, FL. Att0y-
.uey- Gsueyal Of the State Of Maryland.

SsC1lttSufEAs
! comply with your requeit in Eating my
opinion of Iamileon's Elixir. 1t has been uied
in my family for two or three years pait, with
uniform iuceess, whenever colds, coughs, or fl.
nlilar complaints have rendered medicine. ne
ceGary. have myfelf fouad it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
beiome affection Of the breaa, accompanied
with forenefs and with obitrutaed and ditiicut
breathing
On theie accounts do not hehtate co recon-
memo Hamiiron's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
anu delerving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
mr.. Abijah Henly, Bridgc-street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle OF Hamilton elixir OF
very complicated d.forder, occailoned by a ie-
we're cold caught icvera months ago. he
brea ned WITH the greatef difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening iwears when he
attempted TO walk any diianee, and his voice
wonld freaently fail IN fueh degree that ihe
could only attempt to whiiper ne has been
upwards of fix weeks without return of has
complaints, aud delires to give this puoiic tel-
tiinolly IN favour of this Invaluable medicine.
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DR.. HAHN.s GENUINE EYE. WATER.

A foyer eign remedy for all diiesies of the eyes,
whether the efea Unnatural weakness or Of &C
cident, deductions of rheum, duilnefs, itching
aud films on the eyes, never failing 60 cure thoie
maladies which frequently fiIceeed the fmaiI pox,
meaGes and fevers, and wonderfully Arengthen-
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
fight.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-18
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
flrengthens the gums, preferves the enamel from
decay, and cleanies and whitcns the teeth, by
sbforbing all that acrimonious lime * iouineis,
which fuffered TO accumulate, never failsto in
lure and finally ruin them.
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The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH,

Which is warranted an infal(ibie remedy at
one application, and may be pied with perfect
iafety by pregnant women, or on infants week
old, nor cont3iaing particle of mercury, or any
other dangerous ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with thattormenting fmart which
attends the application of other remedies.
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Notice

ALL perlons having claim,
againa rhe eltate Of W,lliam 7',ib,u r.
Round Hill, deceafed, are lequened - ),
bring them forward for adjefmcnt and
pay ment and all lhcfe indebted 10 RI.
eitate are respectively called upon to make
immediate payment to the Executors
being their anxious with TO cloie all ,he
aceosnEs, and lestle with the legaiees as
ioon as P fibIc.
Charles LlaA, : ..,t,.,
Geo. Tlplstt, - : :
Jaly 7. 60
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For SHE. or RENT,

/ HE y OKE have OCtU
pied for fometime psa, Gtusted on Fiine
Nreet, oppoGte Col. Iiooe's. There - Oh
fand in town more eligible or better cal,
culated for carrying on an extenlve WI
or dry Good Bufnefs. The Cellar pei ,,
fee9ly dry, with door at each end, WI
hold one thouiand barrels of Flour
Twenty hundred barrels may be tow
ed upon the Premifes without any lnc0n'
yenierce to the occupant. For terms az
ply to
December ]. 60
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TOOTH ACHE DROPS.

The only remedy yet diicovered which gives
immediate and laRing relief in the mott fevere
initances.
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THE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
For the cure of every kind of headache.

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
a fate and fpeedy remedy for the nerial dit.
cafe.
aAn ounce Of prevention is worth pound
cure
For the prevention and cure of bilious and ma
ignant fevers,
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Reeafalgy iaforms tbs Public that be bas
rsesfUea ffr9m Lee . co's Patsnt and
Family Msdicius SIRE, Baltimors, a
5ye16 ag5rtmssf Of f6e fol7oauixg
Valuable Medicines,
Nbirb are N big6 sFeem and general Ele
throughout t6S United States, ma9y q
tben dsiug /sla cheaper t9aa tie Drugs
Of zo5sek a5ey are eo1apoxaasa, e0ald De
pare6glsa Al q rstail Store.
OF TAKE NoylcT,
Thar =. Keaafdy, zen. Is aRP0'ntea re
ONLY -4gsat fo, ALsxaaa,1a.
DIR. HAMILTON ELIXIR,
Afovercign remedy for Colds, 0btrlate Coughs,
Afthnas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
preaching Coniunlptions
To parents zss5o nay bau< dl5ilAdren a677i1fsa
zJitb The HOPPING COUGH.
This difcovery sof the iirh magnitude, as It
Is an Immediate relief, checks the progreis, and
n ihoft time entirely removes the mott cruel
diforder 10 which children are liabse--the Elixir
is 70 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 imail,
that no difficulty aries in taking ir.
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Is RRcoMMENpFp


d.. HAHNss ANTI BILLlOUS-PIL
The operation of theic pills isperfealy mild, e
asrobe uicd with iatety by perions in every fitu.
{ on, and OF every age.
They are excellently adaptedto carryof fuper.
auous bile, and prevent It's morbid fecretions--to
re1ore and amend the appetite--to procure free
.perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal confeqgences-- a
dofe never fails to remove cold, ii taken on its
frG appearance. They are celebrated for re-
nsving habitual coftiveneis--fickneis at the to-
mach, and fevere head ache--and ought to be
taken by all perfons on change of climate
CO Sold likewife BY S. Plea
Jants, Richmond; Rols and Dou
gIab, PeterJ6ug /; T. Green, Ere
devlck/5ugh; G. PwdSe, Smith
field; NJ. Jones, Suffolk ; DR..
Miller, Wlnchsfev r. Green,
how, WsAIamlbzug; and +. Shaw-
IeeBawg.
gg0aS1ed 10 HIRE,
A aeady NEGRO MAN, of middl,
age, who can be well recommended for his
honefty and fobTieiy. APPLY TO the
Printer.
|
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HAMTL TONS ESSENCE and EX-
TRACT of MUSTARD,

lRAC / or MUD AKD,
A fafe aad cfe4ual remedy for gout, rheuma-
tim, paifey, fprains. bruiies, pans in the face
ard neck, &c. And has performed more cures
ia the abave complaints than all the other medi-
eines evs1 before made public.
From DIR. Wrafbeyba,u,
N.yfb eoauy, girgiaia.
Gentlemen,
purchafed at your fhop the preparations you
call Hamiiron's Ehence, .or Extract of Muifard,
which believe has perfeSfiy removed a chronic
rhscoaatifn {of that kind named fciatica, or of
the alp joincl under which had aboured for
long time, and which had baihed every article
IN the Mareria NEcdica, and every mode of treat
ncnt received into practice for the cure Of this
ultimate difeaie, Ifyon think this letter uieiul
Ysa are at liberty to makeit public.
Yours, &c.
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From the New YORK EVENING PosT
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
No. X.

Tn our Iaf number il WIS fnewn that
there had been marifeA violation on the
prs of Spain OF an elential article IN be-
Treaty with Us and We concluded with
al appeal 10 the American reader il IL
vas not cafe loudly demanding the
promp, and vigorous interference OF our
government. This appeal from the Prefs
has been rendered neceHary by culPablc
neglect on the part Of our Chief Msgil-
tfate. The Conai5ution Of The United
States expressly enjoios il rpon hin 10
gii0e 10 CongyeJ5 -frou fime 70 t'mt, m
ffarmqfj9u of The far ef The Union aid Il
recommend to their eosfdsrafiQn laeI
meaJ.yts as ks @eN jndge nseeDary 0ao
sapsdienf. And if in place OF iendlng
mellage TO congrcfs which inaead of civ.
ing information, leems only calculate
AID intended TO tickle the ears Of the
oopulace, he had condetcended TO addreis
rheG as his predictions always did, ane
mad laid before them the real faie gi6'
MIN and recommended lueb MIXTURES a
be judgea arc1Day and erfedie4f, thu
ret difcuiiion would have been nnnecet-
ary. Mr.. JeHArfan has taken great car.
. tell he sople ths! The natseil IS in th'
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Bse,u, r5A Canary, 1905
SIR,

DIR, -
7 have the honor to inclofe TO your eS'
cellency representation of the cll''f's ~
of the. felettmen of Bottom, in regard -
three black men, aliens and foreigners, W"
have been lcnt here from the WeF y,
dies. =.
The p.Gports of two Of their, T; ~
lhewn TO me BY the felettmen, about >
lays ago. BY thofe documents II r.
pears, hat tbslt bave been fngagr6, f'a'~.
iug The rank Of General 9@seys, IN f"< P u.
tie, baRile to eaeb otbsrm Ga1aal0aps' DE- Dc
third IS in the character OF a leryanF. p
this, and other circumstances, OF a n III,
lar nature, il appears, that the an,po u.s..
on the French iaands in the Wet loo''" ;,
have adopted The Plan # raglb9'fms d,
i5e United States, biefk people, Fo''M -, :,
government there eoahdsr as 6aU'as 0s q,
engaged in rebellion, qvbom f"fy i
af5Qia to retain there, and 10'0m '"5
nat incline tn exergfe. :,
The plan is 10 irfelf deyegnt,v 70 'f< s,
xeaI& gaac9lar gor'sr1meat' q '""D
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,iy5t "a flasr az other TO osar,q..
preltrvation, It's perfection and harna.-
tt.ae is, TO prelcrye ltfvlt from ali in;a,,. NY
Il is this right offeIf preiervatioo e.
all injury, winch IS called the ri:,bsofh
earity.
When an injury is core, the rich, !,
lstuy1y authorizes he offended to tol.
your to OBTAIN com .leat repara;,
AMI ifneceliary, TO emply farce Jr D.,
furp9f.
Every one is permitted TO reel.
from his rights, to abandon jua lubi,q
of complaint, or 70 forser an injury. b,
tire eanaHt7or If a natjan is not, in n,
reNoct., otrce as a private perfon. n.
latter may hear ony tie voice Of generoG
~. ana IN an affair wsich interests p,,.
hut hinfclf alone, deliver hinicls 10 !,
the pleafuFe he hnds il doing good, 10 ri,
love Of peace and tranquility. The p.
preten,ative Of nation, tie (ove,eign
cannot confult hinfelf, cannot abandon
h;g!elf 10 his own inclination. He ouch,
to regulate his conduct on the greate& id.
vaatage of the fate, combined with tr
uaiyeriJi good of human nature, fren
which it is infcparabIe.' " The rights
of the nation are benefits, of which III.
fovereign is only the adsniniRraior, and
he ought to difqofe of them no farther,
than as he has rcaf5n TO prefume that III.
nation itfaIf would diipofe Of them. And
as TO what relates to injuries it is often
laudahlc Ia a ciyizen generously to par.
don them. He lives under the protection
Of the laws, the magieEafe knows how to
defend, or to revenge him on the migrate,
ful and miferahle wre,ches, who emaod.
cned by hi. goodneis offend him anew.
a nation HIS not the fame defence ID.
aon IS il fate for it TO difelnble or 10 par.
don an injury, unlefs il be maaiteltly in,
ftuation 10 crufh thofc who are 70 raii
as to dare to offend it. |, is then gloai.
GUS TO pardon thole who acknowIcdg;
tteir faults:
Pd,ens /aJeR;, $ dsbsNne Jatrr5n:
and it may do tbs win lafe'y. Bot be.
tween powers that sre nearly equal, fut.
fering an injury, without requiring a
compleat fatlfdGion, is almof always IN.
puted to weakness or cozUaralce; it is The
means Of foon receiving from them ihol:
that are the mott attrocious.
Such are the principles to be found ia
the mott celebrated writers on the laws OF
Nature ard Nations, Grotius, Buriama-
cui, VatseI We have not been always
exatt in following the Engllfh tranaatlOn'
or adding marks Of quotation to every
paGage the whole IS taken from one OF
othcr OF thefe diitioguifhed writers.
Ia he eortigaed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-31
BOSTON, January II.

Captain Sargent from Ma'aga and Ca
diz, was informed by the conial at ta'
former place, that two Iripol'ne corlaIfi
were off Alieant, and had captured Sse'
din veacl N fight of the fhlp9iog there
At CaJiz, great preparations were max,
ing 70 celebrate the marriage OF th- pri'''
OF peace. The merchant ih'ps were Of
der.d from before the town, and IRE I'ta
Of war brought ought Of dock TO ire Ia
LURES.