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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04
THE DISAPPOINTMENT.

TWAS in the fultry noontidc hour,
To f,un the fe,vors Of the plain,
Which, Della fought her fav'rite bower.
And fadly, f~ee:ly flung this ftrsin:
Hate Colin, haze to Deliz's arms,
Nor longer from thy miilrefs rove;
Nature, without thee, has no charms,
/" o haze to blefs thy Delias love !
Enraptur'd by the eharmer's theme.
TO prefs her to my heart flew;
But waking found twas all a dream
Save a. my bed Gde PRS cried "sse ~
Iysss<:.:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04
sos THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
NV HAIL coLUafBIA.-f css<s.s.d tis~ " cssatts
Jsssa,y n

Aad ioife and nonfenfe echo Though the line"
THE poet proceeds to iing the triumphs
of his party, and we cannot fail to difcov-
Ct fice adaptation Of his power to the
merits Of his hero. But who on this fub-
iea can be playful Shall aman rife to
the highef honors IN this country BY the
baieit of al! political iniquity! Has it
not been inconteftibly proved, that the
candidate for the proficiency Of the United
States ttooped to the dirty work of correct
ing the proof fleets Of a foreign, mrrcena-
~ calumniator !! That in the houle Of
one Of the mott intimate friends of the
great man were competed thefe fheets, in
which AID ANS was called . $ boary headed
infend;ary," and WAsHINcToN declared a
ssyyoitor This work was publilhed
under the aGfpices Of the leaders Of the
democratic party but, afraid TO encoun-
ter the good fenfe ard virtue Of the peo-
pae in the northern itates, they 20 con6n-
ed its circulation, that perhaps dozen
numbers never came this fide of the Della.
ware. Their deprayity was equalled only
by their meannels. The precious feed
was TOWN only in foiis, prepared to re-
ceive it none was waited on the way fide.
Who would no. -A>ru in fnch caule !
spund found the trump Of fans,
f,) Let 1eGerfon srea. nams' ,.sc.
o.. ,hrouoh the v ord 9th loud app'a0'ss
A. the firm friend Of freedoms eaa's
l.. every CLINE, TO freedom DEAR
Nov iisen with joyful ear
With honea pride and manly sfass
He 6lls the presidential place;
| Il, The eonaitut.on for his guide,
- Am, truth and Juice BY his hde.
! firm united let us be,
Rallvios round the faered Tree =
NAV liz leave. s'erfpread The wor'a.
And ,vr.ass fro n their shroaes es hnf'''
Republieans! behold your chief
He comes to give your fears relief
-, RI. ,ork on which the Norm has beat
~ who brsve'd vile facsion's deadly hate
Nov .rma with virtue firm and true.
" look. fos fupporr to hevean and YOU
\ when hope VA. linking in dfmay'
when ,,ooms obfeurd Columbias day
: He mourn'd Ill. eouasrys threasend iate'
M, f.v'd her, Ger it grew too late. ~
TIE year q Jubilee is come
freedom, and peace reldne their nome
iao. Ia cur turn ven rule the roais' Isl
~ And make Our JeHetfon the toan.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04
CongrsG eftbe Un;ted STATES.

Mr.. THArCHERs SPEECH, In the debate on the A.
mendment Of the Ccnsituion, delivered rae Houle
Of Representatives, Dec. 9. 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04
Fffate Of Jonathan Andrews,

late Of Scarborough the county Of Ccmheand gentle
'n,aa. deceard has taken upon him That trda by CIV
ins bonds as the law dir esHe therefore requeis all
pcrons Who are indebted to fsid deceafes eae make
1mrncd;sc 1aaenent and thofe Who have any dtmAnds
ehcre,n n: osAih the fame the CommiAioncrs ar
hoin ted 10 receive and examine their claims
JONATHAN ANDREWS.
Sea,ss,mot YAM Q, 18o3
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04
aausinlatators cnrlYi rossrs natiecs'

The tubicriber hereby gi:es pubic no.
lice 10 a. eanecincd ta,s az hes teci Gu APP
ssa'nrc sna ia. TAX upan hsrfSf the aa oi an Az
'Ss'.,N rx. th- Eu.te of
NAri AN!fI. PRINCE, late cf Ncrthyrrneuih,
in The county Of Cua5erla., deccaieh by gc'ne
hoad the w dcct. She therefore rcseiis az psions
ohio are indebted 10 f,d dec-sc,ds ea.e make I'M
SrneIiate payment and th"fe who have any demands
'shefeon, exhibit the fame fur ftte cot. 70
D,,.s ~ o.. NAVY paINCE4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04
I'VE the fubfcribers, Commilioners, ap

~r,HE fubfcriher hereby gives Pablo notice all
j cerned, that nc has been duly appointed Adaninif-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04

WE fabcriber hereby gives public notice 81 COD.
81 cerned. thai &c hAs been duly appointed and has
t~ken uoon heref the sruA Of Exeeusr;x Of the ia
VII and Ttfiarnent cf BIC III O.DO NNEL
late OF Portland ia she county Of Cumberland. Widow,
asthe w dectsSne therefore requehs al Perioas Who
1re indebted fa6 dteeafsds eRafe 70 ks nmedase
baynen. ssd thnfe Who have any dem theseoa e
exhibit the fanc to
Mail. Callahan
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
DIR. HAEiN's TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER

An intabie remedy for corns fneediy removing the,
root and branch, Without giving pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
NJi6e e0uny, Nirginia.


parchaied at your hop the preparations you call da
nii.on EfIenee or Extract of Muard, which believe
has periecty removed chronic rheunatfm othat kind
named isatica, or Of the nip joint under which had
lab0urea for long time, aud winch had bafHed every
article in che Matcra Medca and every mode of treat
ent received into praice for the cue of this obinate
diteale you think this letter ufta you at liberty
to make it public.
Yours, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
iI1rHFR MARTIN.
DR.. Hamiiton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine tor ths
peedy relief ndpermaen cure Of the various
which refut from dhpated plealuresjuVene ndlicre-
tionsrei3encei in climates unavourabe to the conititu-
siouhc inloerate ue Of tea frequent insexicaio or
any other deRru6tve intcmperance the Gnist'u or ex
refiys NE Of ncrcurythe deales peculiar to females
ct certain period of liiehad lyings in, &c. &c.
AMI IS proved by long and extenve experience co be
abfolutely unparalleled in the cure OF
& Nervous ior1ers, Violent cramps N ms
Con(nmpti.ns, Ronlach and back,
1owneis ffpfits, lndigeitlon,
Lois ofappetite Melancholy,
Impurity Of the blood, Govt IN the fohlaeh'
Hyaerical affections, Pains inthe Hnos'
Inward weakneGcs, 2elaxaeons, .c
Seminal weaknefes, Involuntary einhn0h''
Fluoraibus, (orwhites) obitlnate g'eeE'
garrennelss lnlpoteney' "c' O.
H. cafes of extremity, where the long prevalence anu
obRinacy Of deaie has brought on general impoVer
f.n,e snd waiino Of the Aei which no nourifhment
Cor cordial could epai perseverance IN the ute OF tins
ine iciue has performed the mott aaonihing cures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
Valuable Medicines,
pr HAAgII IRONS ELIXIR,

lovereign remedy fer Colds Obfinate Coughs Aih,
mas, C4rsfrhs, Sore Threats, and Approaching Cen
iunnpsions. i,
q parents z5to ssar baz,e cillreu gifted qyiA5
he HOPPING COUGH.
This diicovery sof The fri magnitude, as it's ar
Immediate eef, checks the progre and IN iaort time
entirely removes the moa cruel dloder TO winch chc,
rem are liah-tae Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and
,hc doie 10 tnail, that no difficulty aries IN taking it.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
Fran LUTHER MdRq7N, Ell. Attorney ceae
raiof the State Of Mayt0Nd.
Centlenlen,

,
comply with your requea in Eating my opinion
Of annitons Ex:r 1t has been uled in my family tex
two or three years paa with aaorn incceis, whenever
colds coughs, or fnlilar eomplqints have rendered
medicine necefary have hyfef found it an excellent
.geaSon Of the brlaa, paued with iorenels and
with obGru9cd and difficult breathing,
On thee accounts DO not heiiate 5oreconn,clt tla-
rnrons Eiiyir as valuable medicine, and deervlng
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abi;ah Hsuly, Bridge-strcet, Baltimore, was cur
ed bv one bottle ol Hamilton elixir Of very complicated
difordcr, oecaiioned by fevere Geld caught .evera
months ago He breathed with the greate9 aifilcoity
and was often thrown into weakening lweats when ne
attempted to walk any diAaace and his voice would
freueaty fail in iueh degree hat ne eould only at
,gbou return OF his complaints and 6eiires TO give
this public rsitiunY nlayour Ct this invaluable medi
s cine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
H. The GENUINE PERSIAN lotion,

f4t@
;l+o The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
So celebrated among the alionabie throughout Eu-
roe as an Invaluable coipetic perfectly in!ocen; md
c free from corove ac repel!ent nuer2s (the BATS
oeherotionS aud of unparalleled efficacy in preventing
ana removing benAes in tho face and ln Of every Kind
particularly free}les, pnples, infammatory redneis
curty, esters ring worms fun burns prckey heat 4c
The Ierlan Lotion operates mildly, whop, impeding
that natural, nfenfbc perlp aton witch ceiitial to
health Yet its fuutary effects fpeedy aud pcrna-
rent rendering the ikn dclcately lo clear inprov.
ing The conlpexon and feiloring the bloom Of youth
Never filling to render ordhary councenance beau.
tiFul and an hsndiome one more 70
The RESTORA TIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.
This excellent preparation comforts and hrenqthens
the gums prefrvcs the enamel from decay, and cieanes
and whitcUs the teeth by aborbing all that acrimonious
fine aad fouuefs which fered accumulate never
ais 10 inicre and finally ruin them.
Dr, HAFIN's GEN UINE Eye WATER.
avsrsgn remedy FOR al deaE Of the eyes whether
the effect of n9tural weakness Of accident Deductions
Of rheunl, dunes, it hing and films on the eyes never
failing 70 thofe maladics which frequently fuccecd tie
fna pox, meales and cvcrs, and wonderfully Gfength
eung weak fight. Hundreds have experienced its ex
cellcnt virtues when nearly deprived of fight
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The only remedy yet dilcovered which gives ip,ned
and laaiag relief in the mott ieyere inflanccs
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT fer the ITCH.
Which is wart;ntcd ar infslLbe remedy It cue amp
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
LOTS TO LET,
FOR. EVER.

Ore CT The futb fdc Ct Prince &rsct, bound
ed On che rorh oy Frioce Erect 100 feet, on til,
weG by Pot,i>k arcet IS feet, on he foah bv ],
IS feet alley, on the Eat ny 3 feet inch aIev.
IS feet TO the beginning, 20 rfeyen, further
trouble M price # taken this fmmer Is cr.
hg0d.ei dollars Per year; one more LOrca
Prince treet 20 feet isont and IS feet back the
10 ieet alley with the privilege OF The 3 fs; ,
iach alley one more LOT on ii. norsh I}e d
Dqke Street bounded en- the Gguth by Duke aIt.,
Iz5 feet inches, On lie wca by P4uick Gra
IS tec:, the rth By l6 feer alsy, Ibis
may be divided 60 luit thc .:r,er.
Alexander / erv.
July 10. eolIt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25

A reward Of Tbuy Dol~rs is offered 70 any
pcrfon, fo- spPtehending ani Securing the iaid
fel'ow in aay jill ous Of the tate, 10 thar get
him again tzpla'y doilors fecuFed III Ike man
Ger wtbin III: D ittict Of Coiumbia, or at tie DIFF
lance Of 40 miles trom home, and Ten Gall,,,J,
With reafon.b.c charges, II bopshs home, or g.
cured in the jail Of Fairfax or L9udoun. NED
attended en- tie b inf. lie is Z dark Mul4c
to, about n or IS years Of age, s fee CT 2
inches high, we'll made, has dowa 10 K, wore
when be went away, . country msde tow linen
hirf, ofoaburG lfowicfs, coane h.t and ola
ihoes. Il is fapp~isd thar he and DR.. R2!l's
Andrew, who ran way The evening befo:e, axe
together, f. Al uaters OF vcG Is aud Others
are fo'swarncd AZ their peril from h4e5ag5iag Of
carrying of aid slave.
Thomas BIincoe,
Near E&ridge's Tavern, l.oa3ono county.
july IL I~w3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
HAMILToN's ESSENCE and EXTRACT
of MUSTARD,

fate and eettua remedy for gout, theumatiim pal
Fey, efprains, brues, pans in the face and neck &c.
AMI has performed more cures the above complaints
than all the other medicines before made public.
Fran Dr.. Weat5er5Hr1,
EtE,j6s roz1fp Yircivfa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25

King Street,

MIG OfftsE,
4 sf.yaiy informs he Public that be bqs receiUe,
fran Lee q Cs's PQtsnt and Family Med:ein
{ Stare, Nsvv TAX, q fre@ 900rtneat q t6s5oIs
!cevirg M
Valuable Medicines,
U5ie5 are IN bigb efsem and gssrraf4lf t5,oaeb
eat J5e Usiisd States, mQny IF them Being l63a9
sbeatey tbap lie Drugs 81 eodieb tbey are can
t9araea eoaa be Pste6ofsd at q retail Stars.
a TAKE NorIcE,
1Laf +. Kenaedy, ysa. i appointed The Only
Agent fer 4!s1audra.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
Z zue2ltv EIug DnLLnr1 RelgaId.

4 TUe71tY rue l}CIL@2F ILpt0G2G.
RAN AWAY from ,!.c fabfcr:ber's farm, in
The county of Alexandra, diN'I2 Of Coumbia,
a Mulatto nan called MATT COOK, about G
feet high, between s. and 20 years of age, long
hair which he wears tied, lax cf wbits hair n
The front of his head, little to The left, coop
er by trade he las feveral fears or his airls aid
wr'iis, afcar on his back occaGoned ~ fcaId
and fevetal ks from whip; lie IS very foad
Of drink and gambling (; he tock with him Va.
Fiety OF clothes and Tome coopc,'s tools. lie
c'ohed the Po!cmac al Gcorgstown few days
ilnce, ard will probably make for Fillmore, rs
ne has been very anHieus t-r ome tine raf 10
60 TO frs. ] will give tie above lsward for
iecutiog aid fellow 10 any i'll, { fh9r qst
hm agaio, Of f5isy GoAaJ, wtsh teaf.na5le
charges if biou2ht hone. G. A. matters Of
'eiisis and cshsr afe foEewaTnej harn oorng. en-
Poyins OF caring & !sij'ielIaw al their peril.
Z. F. Whiting.
T,Iv =,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25

Sworn and fu5Ecribed before Ehnezsrger Foron, Fig
one Of the iiees Of the pace for philadsIpa County
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
p. WEATHER BURN.

Iohn Hoover, rope maker, South Second Street, be-
tween Mary and ChriaaQ Streets, Philadelphia, volun
tarI, nlaketh oath as follows, nansy thar his wife,
Mar Rsaver was 70 fevetely afflicted with violent
rheumat(m vcry aangerouy 6tnaCed, the confequence
OF fgere cold after lying in tobe confined 10 her bed
for fsverai weeks, and at eDgth reduced to ID
tlslanchay apprehension of reuaiang cripple for i'll
notwithstanding the mott repeettabe medical advice
was followed, and every probable remedy attempted
when fleeing feyeral cafes of cures performed by Ha-
ntoas Efercc AMI Extract Of hIulad, they were PIE
cured from MIR. Birch, No II, South feeon,-Street
The fri application enabled her to walk acrois the
room and the ue of bote r4ored hcr to her u1ua
Gate Of health and ftrength.
JOHN HOOVER.
Sworn and u5fcribed before Ehnezsrger Foron, Fig.
one Of the juices Of the P1aec for philadelphia County.
HAMILTON's
WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES.
Which have within four years part cured upwards Of
one hundred ad twenty thouland peron Of both exes
OF every age AMI every ftuaon Of various dangerous
Complaints arii-ing from worms, and form oblruetions
or fouineis iutSe AnrnsCh AID bowels.
This medicine beSSs analogy whatever of EmiIar
tite, 70 commonly comp aed of operating with vio
remedy is its heipg ted to every ag and conartiar
contains nothngQhut what IS perfectly Innocent, and is
e. mild in ITS operation that inure the mott
dshcare pregnant lady, the teaere infant Of week
old fhould worms exit IN the hoty; bur will with
ont pain gripping. LAME the itomath aud bowels OF
Whatever IS foul Oitsnive, ard thereby prevent he
roduaion OF worms and many iatel dilNrders, They
are PARTICULARLY eh.cacols IN carrycg OF all rrofs hu
s.fsand corrupt feverh and Ii ous complaints and
eh- fsfea AID udet purgetys that can DC pied on
sas 5ee4leS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25

es.ion and hsay be ufed with pere aety by pregnan
Npnen or onantscontaining inf old, wecknot apart
Gle Of mercury, any other dangerous ingredient @ati
ever and i, not accompanied with that tormentng aFt
which attends the Application Of ether remedies.
THE AEODYNR ELIXIR.
For the cure Of every kind Of headache.
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
a lafe and fpeedy remedy for The venerial diesfe.
An ounce If preyentionls worth pound of ours"
Ter the prevention and oE bilious and malignant
fevers,
IS RECcMMENDED
Or. fIAtINss AN II BILIOUS PILLS.
TIL. operation ofhcfe pills Pc fe9 mild, { as TO be
uied with iaety BY Pcrfons in every tuatlon and OF eve
yage.
They are excscntly adaptcd ia carry off fuPe fuous
bile, and prevent its morhid ecrecionsto reltete and
amend the appetieyo procure free pc, oiratioo. aud
thereby prevent colds, which are often attetde wiki
fata conlcqueuces--.a doe reycr f>re rerovc cod,
taken onit, :rtt appearance. hcy celebrated tor
removing habitual cov.a fS--Gcknc.s At the Gomacd
and Everc head acte~-a.d oushl to be tyhcn by all
perlons change Of climate,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-25
Dear Sir.


Dr. Hani.ton's lozenges have been recommended TO
me as very adequate means for he of children al
hicted with worms procured abox for the ule OF MY
family, to try, whether by means Of this medicine,
might be enabled 10 gain ponts which ancon,piih,
different other means had proved a5orrive. My edc&
boy lad very ey appearance, was very recf.at night
grew leaner from time to time; in hat, he ecmed to be
in precar;ous fate OF health, which would yedto
of the medicines adminilered, until | gave him TWO
does Of lozenges agreeaby to the directions which
ried IF ubitance to all appearance but
upon cloe iafpetton quit repeed with very ,a living
animals. Net one Of thar fort Of worms which uuay
a6 children came from him Since that period he grew
remarkably better in health and though lean has got
freh and lively complexion. Upon different occaii,
ons have ued this medicine puTging lpbftute, and
foundit to anwer exceedingly we'll without bringing en-
beyache or any Of thofe dlagreeable ienlatons, 70 Of
ten occafoned by purging medicines. Uponthe which
judge this medicine to be- bedes is main Object of
the moR fautary means for reorng oit appetite and
promoting proper fate Of digehion, BY CARRYING off
that bilious ubtance which engendeFs 70 much ind-
petition both among children ana adults.
am, Sir, your mott obedisnt iervant,
JOHN MOTHER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12
! WISH TO HIRE

7 Wish TO HIRE,
10 Negro Mn .G5' s or 7 Bows.
The ensuing year, principally 70 work in b, lex
yard and digging earth. viii give liberal prices
and retge myself 20 pay the sJriAest attention to
such as hire in case OF sickness
John 2, Shields.
December 9. 1904. Wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12
BONAPhRTE-ANA.
Communicated BY a Russian gentleman, jrtat
escafed from PariS.1

x
cscafed from Paris
On the Revolution Of the 18Th Rrv,paire,
Sieyes, and Barrere, advised Bonapar,e
las the only means of qnieting the coun-
IVY to recall Louis the XVIII,h; to which
he seemingly assented, and Told them they
might write letter in consequence hav-
ing done this, they presented letter to
him, which he. putting in his pocket, said,
now take care of yourselves, for can
have you guiIIotined whenever think pro-
per-"
This gentleman walking along the banks
OF the Seine, observed e crowd, and curl.
Gus tn know what was the matter, saw a
humber of persons playing with walnut
shells in the water; and one cf them be.
ing asked what they were doing, said, =" we
are only exercising our no,ilia - for which
joke he was Immediately carried of and
Clapped in prison.
The same was done, in this gentleman's
presence, rs he was travelling in the dill
gence, to poor man whom they pic ked
up, who. being asked by the coachman if
he would go inside said, no, " Js veux gov
sser Entertainment" will travel il. an
Tnlierial manner. (Lond. Pah. }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12

1 news oi the war between France and Fc-
! gland reached him. The capture of An
sc = Veau, OF Cape Dome Marie, and oethe
| Abricots, discovered Ia the French that
defence was vain. But while Dessalines
was in The south, Port au Prime. end the
Cape had time 10 gain. supplies. Ro-
chambeau, provoked By the ios@es at sea
By the war, became more rapacious and
cruel. Boye, chief of the staff, was =
sharper. Maillard was killed. Clauiel
was otno force, and Clsprede was the nego-
Gator with the Congos who supplied them.
they soon embarked. La rouchc IRE
vile declared to the English that his health
required he should quit the country, and
asked passport ID the CONTINGENT OF 4
merica. LIE Valet,e and Pauisse deserted
Por'-au. Prince. Hebin he'd St. Marx, but
evacuated 1t upon the approach Of Dessa-
lines. Jeremie surrendered 20 Ferou, & on
the 2@ih September 1908, Dess,Iines with
Potion, Gabart and Gauge, commenced
the Siege OF Port au-Princc. which sur.
rendered in thirteen days. At the same
time the news OF tire surrender of Brunei,
at Aux-Cayes, reached Port-au-Prince.
Assoon as the possession OF Pori-au. Prince
was sure, Dessalincs fastened TO the Care.
AT Ariibonite he reviewed his troops, and
on the day of his arrival at the Cane, il
surrendered, on SOth October" The
writer then remarks on the rapidi;v of
conquest, and the understandable ac(iey of
the General. He reproaches the French
Tor taking away from St. Domingo the
rights of Frenchmen. He applauds Des-
salines. "Dessalines has done Justice.
he has destroyed our enemies who shed
innocent bod. No Freedman shall ever
put his sacrilegious foot into my country.
immortal blessings belong 10 the restorer
oil our liberty. A year has passed away,
and Dessaline; still holds his authority.
Rather than subject his country to anv
dangers, he is ready to break OF all com.
merce with European nations" The pr-
sent commerce OF The Island is bccon,ino
as IN the East, more ,h= commerce OF the
government than The merchant, and "a the
policy is more arbitrary, the privileges Of
strangers are more limited. II belongs
10 the French to reflect on that pul;cv
which has created 50 much misery, and
has ruined the best colony that any Euro.
pean nation ever planted on the globe.
Sa(cD, ResiStcr.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12

a laboring man by the name Of Do
madison, who lives at Irwin, in Scotland,
end who had been deaf for upwards OF
twenty years. was, a few days since, struck
70 the ground by lightning, willie work
i'g The fields: recovering, however, in
short time, be found, TO bis surprise,
that the only injury he had sustained wa,
t6e 7eesVcrycf bus hearing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12
Notice.

WE thc undersigned, partners in ,he l-.e con.
Germs of ErchaCen. Dunlop 9 CO. ~ Peters
burr, Robert rolsls { 60. 1t Richmond and ~
Nunlc2. " i!ol, :; Co. - Nfancher,e- have so'i
to Mr.. James Dualop. our late pGr,ne- IN SAID
concerns. the Gcb;s now huc 70 and outstanding
at these different NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. interest.
cd wilt therefore please ,o.i.he uo;cc that here
af'er payments 20 be riade only TO the said Mr.
James Dunlop. his attorney or auornics, and TO
whom those having claims against these concerns
viii apply for payment.
David buchanan,
(5m) BY Robert Pollok his attorney.
Robert Pollok.
Virginia, Petersburg. Dec 6, 1894,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12

by gentleman from St, Thomas, we
understand tha, just before he left that ISL
and (about Is days sgo), vessel had ar
rived from Jeremie, with information that
the French had abandoned the town OF ST.
Domingo, and had surrendered themselves
prisoners 10 the English.