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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-18
From Mrs. Eleanor Wadfworth, Pro.
violence, or. i.

VIZ received yours and with much peaiure comply
With your ieA asy daughter has cersanly receiv
ed very great a:ne6t from Dr. Gard @eiis Aromatic Lo
zenges Il Stee..
III the winter of i2o2 my daughter, who is in her I7th
wear caught ve,y fSvec colo, which with the violent
fever when accompanied IT. c2nhned her TO her roo pp
wards Of four months during this period We paid Tor
Doctors Bills and contributions $50 dollars. ne lever
lett her in the mott dcpiorable debintsed tate with
hardly any ple u her limbs, 10 that Obliged co
cary her from tebed the chair Being ttronSly per
iuacel by the Doteor We went to Bahiown Springs
and Rayed the feaon, and thosshc She gained conldera
bic arengh by the Gfe Of the waters but by the 4sue
of he padale (.vpg very rough wtasherl sac became
rs weak aad4cr eeugh mach wo!e than before. During
rh o!E winter her shoe nervous iyem has been - II.
ritabe and her pirits s. low and 5cpreia IN. aeath
20 her was dtra5c. !a the latter end Of January 1eta
an Aayertemen recommending The Lc1,nges Of otcel
for iinar complains Immediately Pu7 ch4ied packet
os,heni and before the whole were taken, they :,
vdeny produced charge IL her yiten,, which nc nedi
sine before had been abe to c9le We fent for two
more packets II SNOW fourteen days Trace Inc began
mead h- mas laid aide her cEstch~s, has twice or
hore back, md if the weather boui prove IayoraDe we
Intend coming to Peeksk ea5ly in Atcii aop until
We ga,o Bats Fowu springs from there will tcnd
you our address, where vita pieaIu ~s VIII asisfy any
snqaifi-s. g. ~4..
Price one Dollar per Packet.
Particular iii eaions for their plc leaed NJ with
each ha. The great bene6 be dsrvcd m chcs can
sny Sc scured by having them genuine me public are
reouchea &c obierye that The uame Of fha2s Stokes &
Co are affixed TO each packet, without which marx Ct
sr.haaticity eh-y are net genuine g:s =
TIE Lozenges Of Stsel,
are only TO be had, in Aisxandria, Ct Mears.
r. & J. GRAY.
lWHo HaHE ALSO ON HAND,
y ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
COLONEL BUTLER.
COURT MARTIAL,

The order for the disobedience Of (which
col. Butler has been arrested, was to the
best of our recollection, issuedin the spring
Of 1901, at Fort Adams, by gen. wilkins
son. in nearly the following words:
g GENERAL ORDERS. For the health,
convenience and accommodation of the
troops, the hair is to be CROPPED with
out exception ofpersons, and the General
70H give the e.ambls.'
This order was transmitted to the differ
ent military posts through the accustomed
channels and we believe was generally re.
eeived with h9rror and disgust. At one
post particularly (Fort M.min) we feel no
hesitation in asserting this to be the case
universally. The officers obeyed the I'M
perious and arbitrary mandate, but they O.
oeYed with chagrin and silent indignation ];
and it required every possible exertion to
suppress the spirit Of discomfort, amount-
lng almost to mutiny, which appeared a.
nong the garrison on that occasion; one
soldier particularly, wh2 had s115s;ays been
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26

.., bray- ecu2snions, who have feu5flt So
mi, for ysu, are again ready - SPIT Their
Ia = d-f.ace Of YOU persons and properly. IL
|'e., ;ssssest "a secend th-m. Il protected bY
s,osrt,f &c at Their vessels, the enemy should
.,,'aI,. r. lan3ing, notwithstanding eu' uaited
s.e,s. if (which take 70 be impossso,sl tbs
NJ. Fssnchnsn sllouie fail 90 Oaiy them in
- sases. IS soou. as they land 1Pan our sail---
- cssc,z.ns you Know The kind of wtrsafe VIII \
:. eoaa,ry IS s. particularly adaptedto Fpe,
"A, j. fisuit rlaici,es, an unwha'snle cilnnaSr,
rs,., j, eonsfibuse 10 dessto5 an enemy, wso haa
IA without iatsrmiss,5n, by disadya tags,
g;,a,.hes, @sii have no resources 70 repair their
.,.s.. we viii rush up,a them With the faPiiity
i !, thunder, as well Is upon the bablsaslons q
-. 5. Esious Frathaien as sha! dSelaFy q tlisiF
IN ~ j .u3t d being a5le Il ilssany other &
..r5a,sns. IS dischafgs sbose <ieb,s vita whish
!. nv are ovefwhsltnel
- I4is5itants 81 sG.sad&!oa9e,
se6.- nothms Dus youf hapg.ncfs; {eyery
AZ eonvinees you osi:l all my foliclroae Is tos
,n,rsw. fare nlY prifcipi2s are inysrlaoe
4 ,Iv u,oa men Of honor, as they ought q seiy
BON ne, S.,
8 Ffmaire, Orch D eStnhrf) tile swe:ish
y wear 81 che NepOnlls, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
The Managers.

DIR readers are presented Nth a oesgt inter-
estiag article Of foreign s1ezps mader the
Pstrrsb,trg had 5eL97p. n appeass to be
the b0Ecg of0ur present administration, i
not to 90 to 1Uar 70ita Great Britain, at
east to cone vsry lear It, and to 6l0sO up
the emdsrs q resentment, zobica some
ether admistati0n after them zviH have TO-
sxtiagUsh By great concessions, or suBer
their c0autry aadits commerce to be in
gsk5sdin the fines ofa0ar. Such 1t zOas
bag since predicted 7U0uld be the case,
whenever the regssoat of'tte British treaty
should be entered iato 5etzoeen Mr. TfeE
,erson and that cossntry and this, Ike
many 0tlaer predictions Of the 3sderqHsts
concerning this man, Ts6nt too likely to
Be fulfilled.
Fhe paper ffr0ns zvhict the above mentioned
f6reiga nesUS IS taken, says g Il member
Of tbe legislature has receioed letter
from c0lonel Mercer, 5vlo accompanied
coloael 1d9nr0e to EuroPe, stating that
shere z0as every prospect o an immeaE-
ate peace a6etsveen France and Great
Britain that there av2uld bea change Of
ministry in England-Shcridan and Fox
so,aing in--caa that Bouaparte had de-
terminedt0 settle dozea t.s government
Of France gpon true republican, primer
PIES"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
CFcd. Gaz.)
PETERSBURG, January IS.
IMPORTANT.

he Editors Of the Lqtelhgencer haze been
politely HANDED a London paper Of No
ccnl6er 12td, The Morning Posi- re-
selvea By the Sdib Protectress, arriveda at
llty Pant, containing tie foll0zci',g IN
portrait drtic9e, n relation to the !tsve5ffh
Grficle 1.-THE treaty betrueen this country
snd Great Britain, s0hich had expired,
1sEgreedoiy e The Pro0isi0net ofthe treaty.
'sfhastento hayit bJ5re ar readers, nat
a9a0s'ag 1t 1risIrecei0e the serious atten-
si0a q every friend to the commercial ~
'erests Of the coaatrY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
London Nogem5er II.
lOMMERCE WITH AMERICA.

"aile the attention and activity of go.
IesnMent appear to Be wholly engroced BY
4 sSs'Fe Preparations Of the enemy, and By
r preparatory measures on our own part
\ meet and Illustrate them; and while the
r'ousn's and anxiety of the nation at large
l9'a exclusively TO be intent on this more
|'aa gigantic and impending peril, other.
go O great commercial interest, and
"a Political consequence, must naturally
'se'ialx and blend themselves with these
49, poEderous considerations. though,
4 1se moment, they may be overlooked
E. |e pubic, or merge altogether ia the
: q dialceltles, By which VIC are threat
D more immediatelyto be overwlelm-
h. he renewal of hos;ilities between
81; ,iaee and freat Britain has naturally far
|s s.'su the rivals and the enemies of either
|s3sr to avail themselves of the c;iRcul-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26

~ 4 II
as1pl's' a'ss l.'ls = .'' ai'' s..y go
80 :, = lasol 49, $3.50, -
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Whole tfeasy almost w'loiis 3ssssei'. more
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w., @.'s - tb 49, t s ,ybe f,,l,. an,,esrs
from $50
A.. 90 G :. .ag 10. ~
80. 60: -, !. =
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nens, ana tha5 the so3s9qusn' ssf,ieiss, eN-
cept Inc tWeiith' STAT &c iiii,ieea "a tileil
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
qleraaogGa DaiIp aDsRrIlssr.
THTRSDAY, JANuARY IS.
rs The Ladies

| Of Alexandria are respectfully IN
brmed that a Sleigh is provided for
their accommodation in gong to the
Bail THIS EVENING thoie deiiring Its
attendance will pleafe leave word at
Mr.. Gadiby's Bar
The Managers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26

remarked for the martial neatness ofa'S
dress, arms, &c. addressed l.isscoirmaas:-
ing officer, and observed, 8 that he hi.I
Faithfully served his country many yeal 4,
s(17or IS y that the period OF his pres ut
engagement would expire ina shor. ir,c
and entrcated he might not be dtscharg d
from anhonorable service with that humI-
liating appearance which formerly desigaa-
ted the couvicts al tas zUaeeI bGrrozu III
Pennsylvania"
-aississi.s9si Hsrqu.l
Fran kops,u pgssr. The frllowrg.s
traalsion Of a feY24.0ads psAsa On SIC nale Ct
The Sta1ae # p'l4ery, On 8onaparte's h4yiog
com,Ied With thr pstFians q hisiatel!ites, rct
70 epiosik i.. iaeitd pedSiiigf sts l44.9,ep Of
Ey1iaad:
Cur pr-5ess arc hard no qavc. fstfka. s.
On leas inaii eea our i..:sh v,
Sii:se, topfo;ec Tbs ts.siic Rae.
he GS isiis,a 4ieaf spti.-~t9 lave tjiAJSElsr,I
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26
from IN 4f7 n 1hsrr l01Tt9-
ration ef AIraana,1a. joy tie Lxs.ss
gaJlfas6nt o. FIRES.

See i. II any Fefiqns who fllail 81 ,9cfesg-
81 any Fire, fEaail aegiect q rsa.e 10 ohty 80
order Of difetfioas Of Aoy cilissr vbq, 0iaIs 9
appointed by any Fire Cougeay ns;a ca h
Cd, orwl:ich may Dc tereaf(er eItabtfff. is-4l.~
iirg hi.p 70 b. an efi4er, iueh psfion ih,.' iot
FIT apd pay tie lafa Of F,ue Ds1fe4s: l'faT5t;d
tbr name ditch fc-r haI have 5sea ltia' fled
in enc q lbs pabsc pace ,r.rtred 2 ~ :
Al an annual meeting 0 Ire Frieid
llip Fire Company, he3d m Co9ii-s's i@ye e"
Monday, )ao. 8 1901, t1c i9ii3wspg ihetfs
were elested Tor the I4eieas year, w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-26

Ci5r9ltar, Caa5e,az Nine corsqiFs sailed
Frou, ag'ess, on it,e l6tb Of Sepicpb-i On Gauge
to the BastWa'd.-Ihe Poruguese line q bit
re ship Vyseo Dc Cams, spqeaicd cit TIC lar.
Dor or the 26zh: and on the to'lowiag dly, ftue
Of rhe Portuguese uflice,s in captivity, iecsvrd
each loco basansdoes for supp, asd conaeltioh
with Moorish woman.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18

LEAGUES. 70 demand that the chief Magis-
tracy may be made hereditary; for, IN vot-
ing a chief to be hereditary, as Pliny said
to Traian, we prevent the return Of a mas
ter. But at the same time let Us give O.
grand name to great power; let Us pro-
cure to the supreme magistracy OF the first
empire of the world the respect due to a
sublime denomination; / do not find IL
tie for the chief Of national power more
worthy ofthe slendour Of the nation than
the title of Emperor. | move then, that
we refer to the Senate wish which is that
of the whole nation and Of which the object
is:
1st. That Napoleon Eoaaparte, now
First Con4al, be declared Emperor, and IN
that quality remain charged with the CO.
yernment Of the French Republic.
I'd. That the Imperial dignity be declar-
ed hereditary in his family.
Sd. That such Of our institutions as are
only traced out, shall De deaaltely su5-
pended.
Almost all the members Of the tribunate.
having inscribed their names to speak on
the molten. Savoye Rollin observed, thar
it would be difficult for them all to be heard,
and on a proposal being made, the triba-
nate referred to a commission CT thirteen
members, The motion Of order, the speech
es delivered, aud those which should be
spoken till the CAV fixed for the report
The commission were to make their re-
portion Thursday.
The members who composed it are
Curee, Sachue, jaubert de IA I1Irondo,)
Duveyrier, Euvida!, Vidal, Gillet dc Ssine
ct Disc, Freville, Carton de Nisaz, savove
Rellin, Albisson, Grenier, Delaue, Cha
baud Latour. The members Of the Bu-
reau, Fobre President, lard Panvilliers,
Faure, Simeon and Arnauld, Secretaries,
are to form part of this commission also.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
NOTICE.

A Petition viii be preien,sd to the next lie.
si1a,ure of Virginia, praying the eeaol .hmsnt
OF Braucb 4f tie Bank Of Yirgisia, and an in
rr-afc Of the capital OF the (aid Bank, contiguous
20 the Town of Alexandra.
Fairfax, Iuly IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
L S T,
lust ARRIVED.

From NaIau, New Providence, and for Sale
.On board the fcb'r Patty, Henry Mood, mafter
at Lawrslon and Smoot's wharf, fmal cargo of
FfsIa Pine Apples.
C. Only thlriecn days taken from the trees.
July 70. ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
On "Wednesday the 9th day Of Au


On "Wednesday the 9th day Of Au-
guf next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on the
premif.s, THE LOTS belonging TO him lying
between Fairfax hreet and the river Potomac,
and between Queen and Cameron ftieets. being
fifteen in nnmoer and containing sbout4oo feet
front: and ALTO his WHARF, plat of the
whole will be exhibited at the fale or may be
Teen any time before. A more particular delcrip.
ton is deemed uanecefary, az ii is iuppofed that
thofe deGrous of purchaGng will view them, and
for this purpole any time before th: fale, by
calling on the fublcriber, he will thew them.
When the growing fate of Alexandria is conf
dersd. and The immenfc expence incurred in i'm,
proving wharf properly, It is pteFaucd it will
be delfabl- for merchants intending TO refide
here to pcfefs 1t.
ALTO, on the fame day, when the
Yale of Inc above lo,s is ever, ar the Coffee
Houis, the DWELLING HOUSE in which
he refiies, on the fouth tide OF King Rreet, next
doar below Col. Gipin's, which is large, cotp.
modious and we'll hnilhed, with the front a,ted
for fore, and with as good cellar as any in
the towe for buGncfs.
ALTO, on ThHrfday the 9Th of Au-
guR next, on The pennies, at o O'Clock in the
foreaoon, upwards of
100 Building Lots,
she property OF VIM. Wiitoo and che iubfcribcr,
lying in the vicinity of the Powder Houfr, and
alto IN The mcclure TO the weGward thereof be
tween Mr. Conuay's ground and Palkis's Gar
den. Thsfe lots being Efficiently remote for
fafety in cafe Of return of tie Yellow Fever,
will be eligible hsuations for thofe ~ho have NOT
The convenience OF eerreating TO the country
Mould thar unfortunate event recur.
The terms AMI cscdi,s, which VIII be liberal,
viii be made known at the different places of
faie.
Alto, at private fale, if fair price
is offered. eight acres fronting on Kiag itrees.
now lesfsd 70 Tlos- Purkiss which is ia a high
aase OF Improvement as Garaes.
Join Potts.
juiy IL. DIT Jaw as
aS CASH given for clean Linen
E~t4~..
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THE SUBSCRIBER.

With view of cloiing his our Randing con.
Germs, and that he may have tin his power to
semove from Alexandra, in cafe his intcrea may
require it. will offer for Gale the following
Very Ua5lI0ble Property,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
EXTRAORDINARY SITTING.
11M FloreQl, NAY 1.

A1T' I!1euf, 1AUJ L.
An extraordinary crowd of spectators
this day, as yesterday, filed the Tribunes
and the interior of the Hall. The sitting
was opened at two o'clock. The president
intirnated that Carnot being the only Fri
bune, whose name was inscribed against
the motion, liberty Of addressing the Fri
bunate was afforded him.
Garnet mounted the Tribune. He set
out with declaring, that beng to s2-al,
against the motion Of Curee, he should en-
deavor to preserve the same moderation in
delivering bis opinion, which had been en-
hibited By the Iribnnes who had spoken in
favor Of the motion. He added, that he
referred those who wished to put bad con-
structicn on his sentiments to the rigid
examination Of his condutt since the COM
mencemens OF the revoluIioa. He took I'D
the question Of conferriag Ola Bonaparte che
dignity of Emperor for life, and nlaking il
hereditary in his family. He asked II il
was to grant the fast Consul reward for
his services to offer him the sacrifice OF IL
bertv? He asked whether it was rot to
destroy 3onapartes own WORK C. MAKE
France his private patrlmony; 'voled
against the Consulate for life, continued
the orator, ana viii not this day follow a
different course. will be consistent with
myself; but the moment that the order Of
things which is proposed is established,
will be the first TO conform to it, and to
yield to the new authority proofs Of my DE-.
ference. MAY all the members ofthe corr
munity follow the same example The
orator then went on to the examination of
the form Of government proposed to be es-
tablshed. He cited q number Of examples
from the history OF Rome, and drew an IN
ference from them, that a government by
one individual was not i'll the smallest de-
gree sure pledge OF It's stability or its
tranquility. He applied the same infer
ence to the history OF France, where intes-
tine connections and civil dlscords so often
existed under the government of princes,
weak or unworthy Of governing. After
the peace of Amiens, continued Carnot,
Bonaparte had the choIce between Re-.
pubic or Monarchy but ne had sworn
to defend ths former, and respect the wish
es Of France, which had made him their
guardian. Now it was proposed to MAJ
of that power property, Of which, at pre-
sent only the Administrator is possessed.
The Romans were most jealous Of their
liberty, and Cannilus Fabus and Ciucinna-
tus only saved the country because they
fseilnquished the power watch had been
confded to them after they had saved their
country. But the liberty of Rome perish
ed as soon as Cesar wished to usurp abso-
lutte power. Carnot cited the example of
the United States. 1t was reserved for the
New World to shew to the old the practi-
cabllity ola nations enjoying liberty, and
tae rising prosperity sf tae people, TAe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18
CHANGES THE MINIS TRY.
London, May H.

At the court of Queens Palace, May
prescott the king IN couucil-the Earl
Winchelsea and lord George Thyme, va
sworn of his majesty's privy connd
Lord narrowly and Earl Cambden, wq
sworn two of his mjesty's principal seer
taries Of state.
On the day following Mr. Pitt, I0I
Louvaine, Viscount Fitzharris, Mr.. LO1
and Mr.. Henry Wellesley, were appoJ
ed commissioners for executing the OH
OF Treasurer of the Exchequer74.-aud ~
Melville, Sir Philip Stephens, AdnpI
Gambler, Sir II. Neal, Admiral Colp'll
Vice Admiral Patton, and w. DicklnsI
junr. Esq. were admitted commissiorI
for executing the Office Of Lord High \
miral.
Lord Auckland retres from the p
Office
Mr.. Pits ha. now nearly finished
whsle, Of his aasaisuys H. is seksed Y
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ar CASH gIven for clean Linen
saa Cotton Rags.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24
SHIP CO! NEWS.

EEDNESDhr, MARCH ~.
Arrived brig Nancy, l.. Moody maher, ~ days from
Berbiec, aud IS from ST. Thomzs-l.eh AZ Berbiee,
Feb 6,h-Bngs Uiyfgs, MCebb, Kennebesk, fail in
"a days-Cncinnatus D,vs, @ oueeaer, a--Ne pa une
Babhrsge, wiieaaet, up rivsssehr sduarv, Or over.
Bath, 40 days; -, briggs, Conneei'sat--noop Sally
Hunt, ditto brig Francis, Jones, BathsuH s.r'ved
Feb Iash, Monsrst bearing di0xnt leagues, fpoks
bs;g Two Beties Of Btoa Benz Trost mAler. dzys
from st. Vincent baund for Turks M&sd --LefVas
ST. Thomss,feb 18th, Aoop FAnay. Coz. Bsth-sht.
Mary M6a d6uo, iAed that day foe 81 Croix.-feb.
18th, Died boahd brig Nancy. her psAgc Bsr-
be Mr. 1enjamin Moulsoo. "a. a. formerly Of soupA
Brim6eid. --rek ~. LAT, 30. 10, N loa 81. 40, w.
fpokc brig Triton. VIVA RuA, msAer, days from New
york. bound % JsmaicA-March 3, brig Oivx Of North
yarmouth. VIM, Yeuae msAer, IS days from Tru dad.
bound for Portland March n, lat a. 8, hon -. IN
voisnteer, 80 days from Curaeos, for Newycrk fehr
Delight, Wa Read Msner - days from Turks ia.ed.
for Rheds;isnd fasreh Lac 80. 4o hong. 90 3s eA
America, OF and fTm Philadelphia. dsvs out.
A letter from es Hartford u the ichr. Martha. Of
this port, bound to snAves dated Jaa ~. mentions
that he captured an the IS Jan. OF Cape samans
by French privatser and pundsred VI da in pro-
vi,ions, and tent to Peso Rico Afrervssd retaken
by an Eng iih and carried ia,o Jamaica
The Hannah, ut this Fort, aad Amty. Of Bath, have
arrived Al Cork.
A noop belonging to caline. fpoke Feb. lat. a,
80, long 50, 6 days from Burmuds from Wilmington.
letter from capt Stuoa. Of Bo0sa, dated surinam
Feb meutions. thar his paass. Jan ~ he took,
from the wreck of the Scoop Sally, Of Wcset, beand to
Dabadocs. her captain and Crew. They h4d beea a
very difireAed 6tuasion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

In Rawe's edition of JsE-rfon's unses, psg.
1z7-szS. we perceive fomeshing very much re-
Trembling fpirit Of prophecy.
!" Mankind foon learn to make interefted ufes of
every right aud power which they poGsis or May
aAume."
They" (fays Mr.. Jeferfon when fpeakiag Of
the I.egnature) !" fhould look forward to time,
and that not diitant one. when corruption in
this, as in the country from which we derive our
origin, will have feized lhelHEADS Of govern {
ment. and be It,saa BY THEM, through the DO.
dy of,he PEOPLE when they will PURCHASE
the VOICES of the PEOPLE and make them pay
The prize - -
lSure!y Mr.. -1ferfon could no, in the year 1854,
have thought Of buying the pse<s Of the people by
making them $ pay he price" of Lonjelna y
(Lssssqv Jas,.S
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

Ma. JeNKs,
TO efeet choice of Senators BY the people at the
eniung election, prevent the po6bilty OF feletsn
them 10th from the part Of this extsn6ve Drct
and to be fure Of having gentlemen remain the
Senate Board comfortable egr<e of uaion nccedary,
aud as Gen COBB and MARK L. HILL Elq Rocd
much he hghet the lin lsG year. it was the natural
eoncufon that they would be generally thought Of this
year in purfuancc of understanding of this thing
they 6rf nominated, and will of courfe have
powerful fupport Now ak, il wife or is il polite
this critical conjunure divide votes, among 10
many candidates have face been named however re-
fpectabe the feveral gentlemen may be perfuzded
the citizens of the feveral towns and plantations will
10, ward the day Of election ard join with in
the fupport Of
Gen. COBB, and MARX l.. HILL.
MAJORITY.
Nsvyes, March Istb.