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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27
FROM sbe PHILADELPHIA RscIsrrR.

In the difcharge of an important,
and to mylelf an indifpen6ble duty,
the fubjoined Statement was commu-
|nicated, in the irit inftance, to the
government.-In refpe6ful folici-
tude for the rights and interelt of our
country, the depoftion and letters are
now made public. w. JACKSON.
Sept. aofb.
On Thurfday, Sept. 9th, 1904,
about noon, note, of which. the fol-
lowing is tranlcript, was left at my
Office, as my clerk informed me, by a
per(on who lives with Mr. Francis
Breuil, merchant in Philadelphia
"The marquis de Gaia Yrujo pre-
{" tents his compliments to major Jack.
:" fon, and would be very happy to
[" know from him when and where he
I" could have the pleafure to fee him
I" in the courfe of this day."
"Tbayfaay g."
Never having before received any
communication from Mr.. Yrujo-
never having even exchanged one
word OF conversation with him in my
life-I was not a little furprized al
receiving this meaaee, which l anf.
wered by note to the following pur-
port /: -. .s ~
|" Major Jackfon prefenis his com.
"PEments to the marquis de Gaia
!" Yn,jc-in reply to his note. Of this
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

20 the mifapplication OF money under Mr.. Ad-
ans. the fentimens Of the nation IL xed.-ltlis
no louger matter OF opinion. bot IL is an artick
Of taish, and that faith is not 20 be ihaken by =
writer, Who, like Hume, adduccs nothing 20
invalidste il but what, on proper exaninasion,
injurcs his own causc.
UsHume' proves any thing. IL 10 this,
that Gen. Wilmington reduced the public debt
icverai millions, which Mr.. Adams as fpeedily
filled np ard ever ssspfccntcd. A. 10 connect
inp the standardization Of Wafhirgton with that
Of Adams. IL Il On sbfordity. for there - not
sfinclc fcssose in the one which rcfembIes Jingle
feasuu ia the orher. Bot General Wslhing-
ton !, out 20 the menisl employment OF drag
piug John Adams along. Why. what poor
chtemptible manecuvsc Il 70. DO the sdso-
Gates of Mr.. Jeffesfon ever attempt 70 support
his administration by tackiug IL TO the tail OF
Wsfkineson's No. Gaily and chssria'ly they
. Invite inyefiisstion. II JtHefion's sdmnlitrai
,fion csnnor Rand opon i's own merits, let II
fax il ia then unworthy OF lnppoIt.
Even what Hume adduces a. . pa'lia-
sion OF The enormous expenditures OF the trder-
aliit., is high complimen, TO the pfetsnt adj
minifftsiicn, TO vii The igja'stfisH' IN the
weiiern conntry, and 10 Northampton comfy
peonfyIvania. He fays. that 20 queil theie, sb 7
forbed vsit fans Of money. Admitting the att,
what l. the concluGoo Why that IL was the
Improper conduct Of government ~ 'he hrR I'M
faancc that produced the infuuetticn. and of
,coorfe gave occaion for thofe watt expenditures
which arc nov brought forward in jsAi6cafion
OF the extravsgance OF the tederaliits. 1hc
complimen, TO MIR. JeAerfon and his friends IL,
!. fhcreforc, thar fbsiy mee/srr bsvf not frodnfed
an is/ur,e6isn. The rsfon why they have not
produced one. is plain THE PEOPLE AXE
..COkTENCEl3i They have nothing 10 raiic
pn in(arreetion about. Thofe who could be
wicked enough, 90 create sn ioiurettion 10 the
United States of America nov would be eqosly
ready 10 raiic, in Heaven tor a. tar as poor
earthly things can comparc with the blthed A.
bode,.I ". are equally happy.
In rnumcrsting the virtuous st,ions of thc
Iaft administration, : Home fays, : IL prevented
,beemigrstion OF aliens, Who have drce, like an
impetuous torrent, inundated our once happy
. fhors covered with crime and vis, wrhou,
the appearnce of one @lifayy vi,sSe. Such an
iliiberal remark mat come from another iouice
than that Of sn enlightened mind. Proud a. we
are Of our native foil. we cannot believe that IL
A.. Ia cxcinGveiy abe parent of virtue. The poor
fsbjeet Of Eosopesn dcfpotifm may be degraded
heIow the 'dienity OF his na,ufe. and make bot
fimpIe figure on his arrival among os; bus this
ought TO ilimulaie our humanity, and hould rot
awaken our hatred. If a man he soilty pun'ih
him, bot in the name OF chriitian charity, Ict ~
not condemn al ss yiciocs and criminal that arc
not born in America. (ReSsb. ASv.
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rney intena TO nominate as Prelident.
Let them act like honeit men, and
en- the ftorial controversy with a
4 ki6c dEiarafion of the perlons they
mean 70 vote for as Prefident & Vice
PreGdent. They mutt not be permit
ted to head their lit with I" Wajbing-
ton and Adams" for it is we'll known
that if Warrington was now alive,
they would not giyehim their fufrages.
Let the Junto for once fhow them
felves difpoled to act with opennefs.-
If Pinekney is their man, fay fo---if King
is their man, fay 70. But it is-noto-
rious that adams is not nozo their cam
didate, and that they n0z0 hold him in
the highelt difrefped.
The Republicans are willing to
fay who they are for--THoMAs JEF-
FERsoN, for PreGdent, and the vener-
able patriot Governor CLINTON, Of
New York, for Vice-PreGdent.--
Theie are the men of their choice,
without any fecret referyation. The
Republicans fcorn to make ufe of one
name to carry another. JEFFERSON
and CLINTON are their candidates,
and only ak for the fame explicit a
vowal on the part of their opponents.
We defpife every paltry man9uvre TO
fecure the prefent happinefs of the u
nited State. The citizens enjoy tran
guilty under the wife adminiltration
Of Mr.. Jeiferfon, and all the arts and
intrigues of faf7ion, will never de-
ceive them 70 far as to hazard their
prcfent quietude on the beifferous
ocean of an "E0sx Juafo." We are
now relieved from. a ltanding army ;
we are not perplexed and embarrafed
with Camp act; our'lands are no,
incumbered with taxes we are not
fubjed TO loans at the ulurious rate OF
eight per cent; we are happy in all
our concerns, and God forbid that a
few incendiaries fhould dilturb the
univerfal. repofe.
Feiioao. Citizens !--On the Fifth OF
November next, afemble in your ref.
pestive difrids, and defend yourfelves
by the fame energies which fecured
your independence. UNION was then
the order ofthe day |; and remember,
iyou have much the fame kind of enc.
mieS to encounter now, that you had
then. If you defeat your opponent,
on November nexr, you may hence.
forth !" fit under your own vine and
fig tree, and have none to make you
afraid" Be alert and your triumph
will be complete.
| The queition between the parties
is, whether we ihall return to the old
fyifem of taxation, under the admin
itration of an Eilex Junto fyfem, or
remain in our prefent fate of public
happineis and individual fecurity, un.
der the benign efficacy of Jeferfon and
his adherents.-Judg ye, then, fel-
low-citizens, on this important fub-
bea.
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Tns EXAMINER.
To THE Electors Of Prsfdenf and Tee-
PreEdenf. i 'afg.

i
Prsfdenf. l .g,
TITO defgnate parties within the u
Il nited States, by Federal and Re-
publican, is not the proper criterion to
Ultimate the correGtnefs of principles.
II is full time tha' We adverted to the
political doctrines which each fide with
to inculcate and maintain. The fed
eraliifs (falfely 70 calIeG) pretend to
.fupport the Contribution of the United
States. but every publication in their
papers is tapping the BATS on which
the federal edifice is reared. II was
founded on amity, but they excite dif.
cord. The key-aone is confidence,
but their under-pinning is jealouly. 1t
was predicated on an extenfion of ma
v,ional intereif--but they fay, let us
narrow the boundary OF the focial
compact. Waihing,on, in his legacy,
(Which cannot be too often repeatedly
bequeathed as his benedietion, BRo-
THERLY AFFECTION ;-but his pre-
tended difciples, with unabated ardor,
propagate throughout the northern
States, that the welfare of America
eflentially depends on cutting this gor-
dian-knot that we ought to rife un-
der the title of Neso- England men, and
become holfile to the interelt of our
iouthern brethren. The points of the
compals are to be the ftandards of our
national proiperity, and our REFLECTIVE
concerns are to be conGdered as much
at variance as the north & fouth poles.
This is the doctrine of men who
'pre-eminently ityle themfelves ssWaJb.
jngfon jederaiJas." With as much pro-
priety might Judas (if ne had not hung
'himfelf) have eaabliihed feet of
chriitians, and given them the exclu-
five denomination of the friends 10 our
Savionr, as for the Eflex Junto to
prefume to take to themielves the title
of "WAsHINoToN FederaIiifs." They
are in every relped his opponents -
They have abandoned his principles
.--violated his injundions, and are do
ing every, thing they can to deitroy
ihe efficiency of his /" iae wiR and isj.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

[" morning, JUL now received, Major
(" ackion will be at his Office until , !
I" o'clock--and at his houfs in Chef
+" nut-itreet,' next to Gen. Dickin-
!" ion's, until a o'clock--at either OF
"which places he will fee the marqui.
"ds Gaia Yrujo-or, if more eonvc-
/" nient, he will wait on him.
(" 7bay/day, Sepf. g."
slA I his note was fent by Mr.. Iohn-
Ion my clerk, and left at Governor
M'Kean's, Mr.. Breuil called on me
foon after, and faid, that the marquis
de Gaia Yrujo would be glad 10 fee
me at the marquis houfe at s o'clock.
laiked Mr.. Breuil it he knew on
what bufinefs MIR. Yruio wanted to
fee me--he faid he did not know.
lwent at S O'Clock to Mr.. Yruio's
houle, and on entering the room, was
accoited by him in nearly the follow
ing words
I" You will be furprized, major
Jackan, at the liberty have taken in
Tending TO you, but trult an explain
alton OF the motive will execute me.
conhder you, Sir, as gentleman, a
man OF letters, and man of honor.
/" BY a political intolerance YOU
have been forced to adopt a protection
different from what you have hereto.
fore purfued-but it is one in which
you are qualified TO be very ulefui. gI 4
oblerve by certain opinions expreHed
IN your paper that you conGder the
Prelent adminifralion lfor will not
call them government as di6nclined.,
to go to war with Spain, however YOU
are millaken-the reverfe is the faa
land they only with the federal pa.
pers 10 utter thofe opinions that thew
may have an argument of thar fort for
indulging their win to go to war with
my country, which would certainly
be very injuriousto your's-for if the
King my mater, was to order three
ihips of the line and fix frigates to
the Mifiifppi--three fhips ofthe line.
and fix frigates to the Cheaiapeak-
and three fhips of the line and fix fri
gates to Sandy Hook--what would
you do? But you have il in your pow
to do much good, by efpouGng the
part of peace, which is 70 necefIary to
both nalions-and if you will confent
TO take calculations on the fubiea
from me, will furnilh them, & win
make you any acknowledgements"
Perceiving, at this moment, his infa-
nous Purpofe, ] with difficulty ftiaed
the emotions which il excited, and
refrained my indignation. He went
on TO examine'in detail the, feveraF
points in difpute between Spain and
the United States--and, as / wifbed
to learn bis opinions refpeehing them.
! iufered him to proceed. Among
other things he faid that if Mr.. Pinck.
ney had acted by initruaions from
the adminiitration, or if his condua
fhould be approved by them, war was
inevitable. But he had no doubt war
was the with of our adminiltration-
for he had received a letter from New
Orleans, dated on the asth of April
laf, which ftated that there was a
letter at that place in MIR. JeHer-
fon's hand writing, dated in March
laft, which declared that if the fettlers
between the MifliGppi and the Rio
Perdido would raife the American CO.
lours, the; ihould be fupported.
He continued his obferyations.
and preiled me to give him an anfwer
Affirming me that fhis was no diplo-
matte management, but an epanebsment
(unbofoming) of himlelf to me as a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

Conhderat;ons paramount to all
others, the love OF my country, and a
fenfe of perfonal honor, which no
change of fortune or circumfance can
ever eface or diminiih, have decided
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-30

Pricer dollar, and dolIarso cents per bottle The
laroe Bottle contains nearly rwo of rhe na Copious
Directions for their ue fealed up with each bottle
DR.. aoughton's Cordial Bstters, fa1th-
fully prepared at the original waiehoaie, Lon
don.
This incompatible medicine has food the tee
Of univefal appreciation Europe for near an hun
dred years, il tic cure and prevention Of,
Lels of .a53efite, bad digejaion, qpiady ebole,
xrfet,, byJqerie Va3oufs, faintne6 and renting,
4gue and ftver, .debreDfd yLpi,hs, fail bt6f6,
qUo,us ia ebilayen /layvey, obfra7ions Or Fet.
ages, 6ilious ftDers, FIX fits, &c. &c.
IS Theie Bisters being now generally uied In
taycrns and public places, and unlveriaily ackow-
lodged by ali who have tried their effects TO befar
hyperion TO the compofsions formerly irnpofed 10
imitation thereof; the proprietor haib reduce the
price 70 thofe who purchaie largely above fifty per
cent. Directions will be patted on The Bottles,
and which wiIlo alto feaied in ORDER 10 detect
counterfeits and opRart pretendeiS, who will all
tell you, they make the genuine Stoughtons BIT
tiers and in order TO impofc their 1afh on the pub
lie, they oruetimes copy part Of che true ad9er-
tifement and directions.
Speeifc Dyo5s FIR Deafae(,.
FOR many years have thele drops been ufed with
amazing fuecefs, in DEAFNESS & HARDNESS of
HEARING. 1hofe who unacquainted with the
great relief afforded by this valuable sine, are ear
nely RECOMMENDED tea trial. Few the Gales IN when
it has been of great ervce and very otren perfected
complete
Cop GUS directions for the ufe Of the Specific Drops
Tor Dcafnefs lea!ed up with each bctte Price che
dollar.
June IS. Il"
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Dr.. BARDWELL'S

Re .qs;mrtirg Ssiar 1inctaye, Of Pabulum efLi;fe
OF fhc cure of Conumpton and Afthma DIorders in
he stomach and Bowels Convuliions, Choic and Di
fenrery.
Cautious in invcfigation and attentive enquiry into
the nature and laws Of the animal economy, having long
confirmed ar opinion IN the mind OK the inventor, that
all the maladics aforementioned, derive their origin
fron, the fape came, Indirect debility, confequent
weakne the analogy of their touree, BY natural in
ference fnggcfethe idea of their removal by the fame
means, hc reult the dfcovery OF the Reaninating
solar incture which after having been employed in
thouands Of inltanees with the mott unexasnped aud
aGonihng fuccef has obtained the worme appreciation
of charcters OF The fft refpeeabtY, both in and of
the projections the proprietrs confidently
as one af the noi certain, ecacious and pleafant re-
nlsiies daeoyred ~ ofsrecd TO the world
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cHAMBAUD'S
Antafthmatic Lozenges.

A ,adieal ea,e fer ceagbs, fol1,, efbmas and con-
/amptious, dlGsuiy of5ytatbiag, DC. or.
~. lHaMBAUD, The Jols pre9rictOr Of
ibis medicine, bas The iatalioa 70 aanoRSef f6at
tbey bar been sbe means 4. relievi1g mary 9est0a'
II na : m,e prelariaa, Jgat< II 5ealt5. Il eenao4
colts ti, medicine PRODUCES lasatary ftylpita-
lin 1bat tbey GENERALLY are t,adieatea IN tse0
hairs. Coughing, berg 3tSloage4 B, t60t eoae'al-
Gve 6m5tom terued TIE tickIag y tbf 1hssaf, =
hortens its duratisa,6y3rgmofisg eet Gad freaste-
euiag t6t eg9fifatioa. P4ironary Complaints, q,
fsafnp The 5reae md luags; tbsfe a8ft7<d sDitb
rbem experience an almgG immediate rehef. ~
bmas end eoufatd eoafamptioni haze yebtatedy been
e,aafafed By tbfm. Infants IN the trapping foRg@'
aad 4vom<n during p,egnaay, mey take t0fm
zoubout The leaf ttar Of danger, and 401t6 fb<
greaee expectation q rtli<f, nor can Il be admin
Rerea at an improper Jeetoa.
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pr. BARDWELL'S
Annodyne EIence, For all kinds OF
Head AChs.

THE ,euozunel vi;rfues ftbe 4saodyae 1Dsnfe,
IS nsqo 70 generally kuozvn, tbatit is no prtlsmbH-
or in tbs Proprietor, FAY, tbot Head Achs, ari'-
inc from qObattver cagle, or boqveVe, Violfnt, IT.
fant!y /abmst to its pfuftrating foqve's. ms m
valaaJk Anaodynr, has t'e7usafI Jafeeeded after
sbe 5ef adqiiee, and evt,y otbtr remedy had f4'I-
ed; b. IFS Ealatary operation, it iyItsh6J promotes
ej.tsianou and fc5Lpration, and her6y freq,entt
The yetuu Of The m9f o5fiaate fe'iodfeal head
arbs.
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PEANTAfATION.

WHEN the mot important func-
,ioos OF lits arc tufosnled. anl shofc who are IN
valids by inwui.nee, ianeruanes, accidenr or
diis4ie, aretottenag upon the.hfas OF the gave,
us not ia d.ss*it tier rvf.eF is to Be jeaad !:
.rh.fe is aned,c,ne whieh has reaored thoulands
from io6snity and mifcry to health and haPPi-
nef,. which IS
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Dr. EIan,ey's geaume AanGNidas Pili;.

An agreeable and tain preventive Of the predlpoil
ton to iaara,stoFs and malignant fever WHICH Preyalis
at particular fau the year The rapid aud incrsahag
demand from every part of the United states' ana inc
Wei India ands, is the bet evidence OF their hyperion
excellence.
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will fell by PRIVATE SALE,
April 23.

! will fell by PRIVATE SALE,
the STORE and WAREHOUSE at prcfenr oc.
cupied by Alifon and Geiger, ftuased on the
corner Of Prince and Fairfax freets, S. feet en-
Fairfax and Sc feet on Pfincc ffeet one water
LOT on Wafer frees, a. on water frect and
extending 500 feet back to Union ffeet, with
the liberty of Wharfage. The lot on Prince and
Fairfax treets, is at prefent rented 70 Alicn ard
Geiger for ore year from the ut. OSt. next. IS
feet OF the lot on Water areef is let 10 Samuel
Harper, for eight years from The 18Th Of October
next. If the above mentioned -psoperty is rot
fold by private bargain it VIII be fold on the pF--
mifes OF the 10th day of May, next when the
terms will be made knowo. Pleafe apply to
GEORGE M'A1UNN.
March rs. ns co
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ADAM LYNN
ADAM LYNN
Has received, per the United States, cain
Long, from Liverpool, handlome
Allotment cf
Iewelry, plated and Japanned Ware,
and Cutlery,

which he offers for iale-confhing of gold and
pearl breaches rings, ear rigs, bracelets, watch
keys, chains and cals, plated tea tets and GATORS,
elegant tea trays in fets, urns, drefiing cafes,
pen ard portfnens kniyes, table and deftIt knives
ard forks, fcilors, razors, flver nutmeg graters,
Morocco Having pouches complete, marking
types in boxes, thermometers. Reeys, col6gs IN
boxes, pocket piaols, ialfruments for cleaning
guns, clock and watch diaIs "a gIafes, powder,
hot, fints, game nets, powder f4iks, fhot belts,
&c. &c. large aGorsment of
Gold and Silver Ware as ufual.
April z3. ozw
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TIE AKOM sTIC
I.OZENC sES OF STEEL.

s;nce this excellent me fictns was ifR discovered
Av Ir B4rdsvel, ieSesaf sh5uf4nd females nave expe
FENCED ltsiatsry Elects; raauy OF an had beca re-
,ce 70 th Srad of the grave havi4s ussd every re,
n,gly recaa,lneasel as foec,6 N the complaints aud
ad ,e esery application - lac city sht could nc
ostaned Ins olloNing reeenseaels rejected from
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fvereign remedy for all dictates Of the Eyes
dy removesipa nlnations dimnes ltehngs' aaa i''ls
:; fails GO cure shoi maades which frequently ic'
coed the neass, fnalpax and Ieyer and is an uaPa-
.raiIeleo ltrengt hener OF weak fight.
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The reauias Scotch Iteb Ointment.

The only medicine that cures this dagrseabte diea'e
by one Applicant a. 70 many houaads having experienced
its ecaY it is uunecsy add any more arguments n,
u its sav9r hut 20 caution The public fat then NO
m.e stoles aud CO. affixed to each box, without this
mark Of authenticity, none are genuine.
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eulstion in the arts Affected; by thi means, frozen
hmts the arts fpran and bruifes, old Grams anare-
laxatioa are generally erred bYa few applications The
genuine is dilnguitaed from connterfes by the igna
turc OF Thomas STOKES and CO. bengaxed TO each bot
tie without which mark Of authenticity, none arc genu
inc.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County Of Alexandra, to Wit;
Mareb Gdjonmrd S:DTer, I8o4.
The PRECEDENT ard Directors of0
the Marine Infurance Com
pany Of Alexandra, Com
plalnants, c,
AGAIN:T
Johua Ward, and John Vow
ell and Thomas Vowel, Jun.
Defendants,
THE defendant, Tolhua Ward. no:
having entered his appearance, arr given tcu.
ty according to the act of AGcmbIy and the rules
OF this Court, and it appearing to the l4Gsla6lOo
OF the court, upon sfi4avit, that the flid d:ieO.
dant, Jo!hua Ward, not an inhabitant OF this
dlltric: On motion OF the flid ccmpainsnto, BY
their council, If is ordeytd, that the laid d;i.n.
dant, Joihua Ward, do appear here on The hf'
day OF June court next, and enter bis appearance
TO the !uit, and give fecurity for performing the
decree of the court, and that the other Defendants
John Vowel and Thomas Vowel, jun. DO Ho'
pay away, convey or fecfctc the debt; by them
owing to, or the efae or effects in then hands
belonging to the iaid abienr defendant, clhua
Ward, until The further order or decree Of ne
court, and ,hata copy of this ordsr be iorth"lA
pnb!.lhed tor two months fucceGiveIy, in Ooth o.
The pcolic newspapers pubhed myths coooY%:
that another COPY be ported at the iioot doA o.
The Court EIoufe Of faid county,
A Copy, TeR,
G. DENEALE, &C.
Az4 Iaw2m.
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PUBLIC SALE

In purluance Of a Decree Of ),
Honorable the United States Com, W th|
iritt Of Columbia tor TIE coun,v :. " 'le D..
dria, will BE- fold at public al. ~ - hl'a'p.
mites, for resdJ money, on We5 d. ne rs
10Th May next, ~"'i0ay IL.
One Lot ct Ground
on the eaf of Water fret in TIE tcm.
sndlia, containing a feet /. inches ~ u " ny
freet, and u feet deep ralaurl v;,t eN'N
freet, end b;nding on Waes's all, :" F1la
ONE ANNUITY A'e
OF 81 dollars per snrum, payable half w.,
aiming our OF piece OF Ground on Rcv,I a. v
on winch there il Two forv frame bogG '''''
in the occupation CT Mr.. James Scc,t. ''S
The above property is i0li 70 fa,;,., al
due from Robsrt Mealc to tie sita,e Of Is 1.a
Deneale, decealyd. "A-
John c. Herbert
Jacob Hoffman, }Con,'r,.
James II. Hooe,
April 3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-30
W6ere ain may be bad,
Sparta, Mouat Ptaiaat,
MaYr5 IT, 1903.

We hereby certify, that daughter about years
of age has been very unwel and IN bad atc OF hcath
for theic Lao two wears We always ffpeaed that fhe
had worms, and had given her ieveal worm medicines
waut any good efFy, 20 that we deparce Iailng her
Gill Of late Hearing Of one furpring cures being per-
formed by Atkirons worm dcifroyng Lozenges, we
purchaied packet OF them, and administered them ae-
eordno to the directions The 6rt dofe brought away
only one worm, aud with it quantity of amy, often
five matter the feeond brought away four montrous
thick worms nearly half yard in length; and the third
d.Ss Iarye euantily of Gimy, oenive matter The
vomiting and purgirg, with which ihe was frequently
troubled have ceafedher appcfite has become regular
and has over iinee enjoyed perie ate Of health, for
which we are entirely indebted this excellent medicine