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ARti-Bilioas Patent Pills.
EE',
Valuable .Medicincs.

lust received, and for fal= at the Book Store
y oi s. PLEAsANTs, jT.--who is appointed the
ONLY agent for Richmond Sold wholeiaie aud
r;fliiby RICHARD LEE, No. SO, Maidsa Lane,
New York
The following remedies have for OK years pail
been celebrated for the cure OF mot ciifeales To
Which the human body is Liable, and are in high
etsem' and general ufe throughout, the United
states, many OF them being fold cheaper an the
drugs OF which they are compounded could BE-
purchaled a: Ietsil Rore for
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d. RAWsON's
NctM PnzO1ert.

4 Medicine which for Efficacy and raf,,y in r.,
- onerstion lan6s uufivard The r1on an
,henic r1nof~snd rcfpe6 re aut- critics ~ ia ar
tcnihirg virtues and ryrpr Gng eGea in extreme
and Alarming cafes Of Worms, may b. resn a, the
places u file..-Priee 81 cents pacE1xe
Genuine dramatic PfC7F,
For ,te teeth au1 serrvy IN the Gums preo,ysd
only b. ,THOHPSON, New London. Con
rrAcut.
TTEE only Medicine in The void ,h1, will with
isc,y, sric ard egr,ain'y. cnr. tho Scutvy IN
the Teeth ard Cum. This Pane e!c,rfr, ,be
Teeth ard Durifs' the Cams OF any f,plnefs. or
add co5Tohse hsnoursi IL brsccs sad f,ergtiiess
the hofcs NJ the Gums. 70 'hat they alScre el5fe
q tho Teeth q; likcwife makes ,sc Testh aoresr
hts and hesutiini ard takes III 80 difsgrecsble
hne''' rom 'he hrti.h which generally arfe from
orbu'ie Gums and bad Tech. The Public arc
cout.ensd to Be on their guard sgaina Parshafog
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III a S}?earterly Cou,l held

J0r Prince EdDard county, March 1871,
1904.
JOSIAH Hurt, Judith Cason and Fuqua Beas-0 -.
ley, administrative and administrators of =
benjamin Hurt, deceased. plaintiffs. a
ACAIEsr =
zacharian Arnold and Obadiah Hurt. 8
defendants.
THE defendant Zachariah Arnold not having
entered his appearance and given security
according TO an ACT OF tine general assembly and
the rules OF this court, and appearing the sa-
tistasticu Of the court that he is not an inhnl,r
ant OF ills State On the motion of the plaintiffs
ey their AssrIney, IL is 'sAe,eG. that the said de-
tendant Zachariah Arnold do appear here On the
FIRST day of May court next AMI answer the
plamtihs' bill; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some one Of the public news
papers printed in the city of Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and also posted at the FROM
ooor oi the courthouse Of this county.
Cory,
Teste,
BENJAMIN WATKINS. d. {.
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RAwsoN's
Hc6 Ointment.

TINS oin'meu, has a remarkable errerdasey o ..
YER every other competition heretofore d.,.o.
vereb Tor eslrfng sud 1clu'rging The KIN.
PmP'eS aud al kid 81 Rru9sion, ON tie Ps,e
and Fc~heTe and Crt ncoUs oill emDcrs Cd alrio9
every KIND are RADICAL, ,ured by his Oirtrn NJ.
u cures the Itch in Gaers time v i,h iaiely, ard
eafc.
THE Ointment il very agreeable in Gnsl, il
leaves It kin lmoofh and beautiful, and NAV AZ,
all ,lue' and on all oeeador be u(cd ssreeably to
direetion} without in the eaH end7ngering the
parent . he'lth.-Priee ~ cents box.
3ycs'J Ditto, trice 20 cent?.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
DR.. RARsON's
Patent Anti- Bilious Pills, or Family
PbyEc,

THESE Pills produce the moi feniibre and fur
= Priing efett' on the Bilious paFagrs, and
dehsrge with facility and cafe all kinds Of ilious
C'ngehion', snd experience proves them fupsrior
70 any other phyGc TOR
Bilious e Yellow Fee Coaivenefs,
Vers, female connnlaip,a.
Cho!ic'S And for deitroyipp
DizzinefJ, Worr,sin the bowels
fains IN the Stomach s. OF childreG.
Bowels,
In gieA, Colds aud fuddcn attacks OF difordere>
an early nfs of theie Pills often produce the hap
piea Effects.
Families living remote from a<ilful Phyreians
ought always 20 be provided with my Pill and
Siiter,I as their fsaiouabIc application by dic
charging competitions and giving tone 20 n, drft
PALACES oitentmes prevent the moe fsrinu. and
iormida1le nalades, ard when taken sgrsssbjy
20 directions have produced wonders in ,he rure
OF tevers and 4gues, 70 prevalent in ne countries
ADD low and naTIhy vilisge&-Priee IS and s78
cents box.
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NOTICE.

SzIre'dii sssio,hers are Pdrtieaia'S requested 70
cat az Wy Medicine Store ard pay VI f5eir Gc-
eonnis possible sia'y Of 'obicb base been
JiGrMaS CbspJts ssG'y yesrs, and toe troR3e dnd
sspsHse e e295irs AM presenting lso'netvnes aSIH
and dgG'p) applying ana seatnS 90 their boafss
~ ri~cs fare they be aii t5er et:er oiies
yeitboat eGse.) only Be conoeia:4 BY those
Savc BAD tbe exee, fesee
return toanfs 20 nv customers in general. and
5ope 10 merit Continuance # tbsiy tavo,s, Bur ~
Syeat them IN fstWe SAFE me f5e trouble Of boot
avg small matters, beng ae:e,miaei no longer 10
oont'nne filing my boots With saeb entries.
Ibote my tcboiesae crsioue,s srbo are Delinquent,
viii see t5e brobriety Of cdLliFg soon rs pos
-siblc, ajHst tjsir Gcco4nts and give bons v5ere
sbey AREN'T a6.sto make immediate pdsment.
am very fully sppi'ed with LARGE AND
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
FRESH Drugs q Medicines,
Surgeons Instruments, Per1itmery, CSC.
also Linseed oil q Paints, dry and
ground IN oil,
Which will sell at moderate advance for cash
and or the usual credit to those 0ho have here
rofore been Punttual IN their payments.
BENJAMIN DU-VAL
Richm MD April 18Th 1904. wat 1af4t
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aIpurious kind Of PATE, made by ono s. "A. P Lee,
OF Eew-Loudon; his spurious kind s of dirty
brown colour IN rough tin boxes. The ge,uinc
kind is OF lively red colour, m neat pewter box
ees, and each direction paper Ggnedby /. rhomp-
Ion the only Proprietor in his own hand writing,
Whsre ALTO may he had,
DR. RAWSONs
ARti-Biiious Patent Pills.
LEES
CsruiYe WindbaW Bilious Pills,
pRKPA@ED by Samuel Lee, jun. of Wind
4 ham, in the State of Come 9icus for Which
difcoverY he obtained Patent Gsned by the Pre-.
hdent OF the United State. April SO, 1896, a..
grseabic To an 19 of Cuugrefs.
ThsnumercuS putting inpuEtions upon the pub
ieJ and hltcment os remarkable cures never N lde,
YET certified by feigncd nanec, or by perrons an-
acquainted with the OF dieaGe:, aud the et.
tect OF particular medicine render il difficult 90 do
jutice to the Public, IN offering iuiiciens motive.
20 make trial of the virtues OF this Invaluable me.
oc'ne. wl1w
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GUNSTOCKS-

'HF subscriber wiH ycceire e,ooosa!s until ,5c
y lIts % dHS7'gt "eHt for furnishing ar tie Public
yae'@yT A|nts' aly number of lRpslct Stacks
(T 8"ol 0sGcs walnut WOoN nor eseeelliuy f6cs,,
thousand AT tho trees tor sv5ieb 10 DC }eil.J
" t3c later end Of tbe ensuing tall and t6e dsI;'
VsI 81 TIE stotsa to commence IN tbe course of RI.
EeSi winter. 'Ne
n.,oc., . JOHN CLARKE.
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nj O. Coavf c'aliu4cd and hc'l/ or Afadleser
comfy az f5e eoa,fjo,sc ia Crbaaae on 7aes4ny
t"r z7tb sar = Mdrc5, 1904.
James Campbell, complainant. =
Against ;
Charles Collier, J-lr1 Cuaries ex'r Of 1ohn 2
George. dec. and Bcii Faulkner adai'r. Z 2
ds0onisuon Of VIM. Didiaks, dec 3
defendants -
TUE defendant Charles Collier nor havinI en-.
= tered lis APPEARANCE and given security ac-
oorling 20 the "a of aseni,.y and the rules e
this count, oudi, appearing 70 the satisfaction of
the court that ne 10 not al ighab,t1n. Of thi.c.u,
mcuwc1lth: On ;hs motion os .ae csnpla:naut
b, hisc0unscl Il - osiereL ;ha. o. said sese.d
aat do appear mere On thc fpul,h Mond.y in fu-
Eul; rc;.t and ansssct tie biilorthec 1mDainants.
that copy OF this order be Hrtnui,h inserted ia
some public ncwspaps, pubished in the stare for
two months succe,sively, and posted at the front
door Of uhe courthouse oftbis oouury; Md itis
fuhgr ordered, that tne otherdefcudan-s Ouarlea
eN'r &c. and Fauikuer, admir-. &c do not nay A.
way any money or etts il their hands, owing or
belonging 70 said defendant Collier, gntil the fai.
ther order o. ihis court.
Copy
JOHN CHEW, Junior, p.e.Mc.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

March &C, 1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
TTRGLNN:

BENIAM1N WATKINs. D. Z.
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w Junior, p.c,Mc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
G,slanorfa DsiEp agnerttser.
FRIDAY, July IS.

Arrived last evening schooner General Pinck
ney, Captain Barry, from Trinidad. Sailed OH
the 18th ult. in company with the brig Sally,
Todd, OF and for Baltimore. Left several north
ern vessels names not recolsGed. Two days
after leaving port, in sight of the harbour Of
Grenada, capt. B. was Coatded from Frencb
schooner privatter, by lieutenant and men
armed with long knives, whose condsta and an-
guage psrtook of that brutality which is gene
raj charaGfcrittc of these frcebootes. The lieu
tenant, alter questioning Capt. BIS people as to
any money that might be on board, rumaeed his
cabin and hold in search of it, and then robbed
him of a SO gallon cask OF rum, this own
property and about 500 lines; he mentioned
bis intention of breaking open hcgshcad of SUI
gar and taking OUT barrel of il, as hogs
head was too heavy tor his boat, bur while his
hands were putting the rum into the boat, the
man at the mast head announced feet to wind
ward and one ship bearing down for item, when
the lieutenant ordered his men into the boat,
telling Capt. B. as he took his departure, that
he was then sonsewhat in a hurry, Otherwise he
would give him an order on bis agent at Guada
loupe for the amount Of the rum he had plumber
ed. During tbs time CaPt. odd, mentioned
abovc, was compelled to hoIG OUT his BOAT and
carry barrel Of -four on board the privateer,
for which he received an order on Martoiuuc
Cap; aims Barry and Todd then made sail, ard
in about two hours afterwards Captain B. was
boarded by lieutenant Of the British ship Pom
der, Caps. Nash, of A guns, and treated po-
liteiy. The lieutenant informed that the Acct
which was going in 10 anchor were aS in num-
Der. and from Surinam and Denarsra, bound to
England, and that they and the loaded merchant.
men would sail the following day to join the
windward homcward bound feet at Sc. Kits.
Captains B, and T. kept company until the night
of the 2zd ur. when they were separated by a
heavy sqaali about 3 miles to the eaaward of ST..
Euaatia- June 90, at 10 P. M. close under the
lee of St, Martins, was boarded from Dutch
sloop privateer and treated politely. July 8, at
P. NJ. spoke the sch'r Dorchester, of Vienna,
Capt. Philips fron Guadalupe, fer Baltimore.
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On the 9th they with , btigs and 4 fch'is came
into the Capes together.


into the Capes together.
Extract efa letter from cabtqin David Ross,
ofthe schooner William Wright Of Nezv
.1ork, d1tedcab Francois, 1uae Is.
We entered the Spanish harbor of
Port Plat on the 29ih May, in order to
gain information respecting French priva-
teers-atter coming to anchor, boat with
two men came up to us, they staid a.
bout fifteen minutes, and informed one
o NY passengers Ca Haytian,) as a Sc
eret, that the French had taken an AmeTi-
car brig shs. day before, and had sailed FOR
Cuaa, in ~ fqber about 100. After this IN
iofTnat.oll, / thought it most prudent to
rs:aslle tie be.t q my way ont OF the harbor,
& II queateti-tht boat.to vernai,> with us un-
Ill aitcr breakfasr this 1hevretused, at the
same time invlged Us ashore, and assured
US there was no danger--we declined and
made the, best suse OF our sweeps: In 20
minutes we observed large canoe full of
armed men making forus, and loading their
muskets-I hailed, and desired them to
keep OF, of this they took no notice. |
then ordered nav passengers to make the
best use OF their nluskets. and the crew
still at the sweeps. After firing about 80
shot, they about ship s pul!edfor the shore.
it soon after fortunately sprung UP breeze,
we cleared the batteries and fort and reach
ed here next day in safety. A Danish
captain just arrived, from Port Plat in.
forms ms that the canoe came out deter
mined toEal1e us, AID II weresisted 10 mas
sacre US. y
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raen, and children, to an amount of nearly
the whole number made landing in the
course of Sunday, and setoff on tootto find
their way to the city.
Their departure from home it's under
stood was somewhat precipitate, many OF
ITEM belong to the yeomanry, and volun-
teer corps, an order tor their detention was
momently expected, but through great ex-
ertions the ship was enabled to weigh an
Choir day or two before tie time allotted,
and out sailing the government cutter, by
whom they were pursued for five or SIX
miles, they made their escape. Had she
overtaken them dreadful carnage must
have ensued as they were resolved 70 die
before they suffered themselves TO be taken
back the cutter was armed with q strong
military force to compel surreder iney
are all remarkable healthy, having had4no
sickness on board since they left Sligo, and
Except child who died in Gt) no death.
Verbal accounts received by the arrival
from Sligo, state, she situation Of ireland
to be still unsettled, nothing but the most
energetic measures OF the government re-
strain;ng tie feelings and disaffection OF the
people. A new plot was generating AZ the
time OF the Charles and ftarriert's depaI-
ture, which would burst out whenever an
opportunity favourable to Its Success rrs-
senled. The district of Connought gene
rally, was considered as nclyncd yoit, and
new oath administering among those viii
ling TO engage IN It's execution.
The landing Of the French was ardently
and sincerely wished for by the lower order
Of people, who will individually join them
whenever it takes place. l'he militia agree
ably TO late aci of parliament were to be
augmented with an addition OF 10 900 men
an army OF reserve to kconslst OF twenty
thousand 10 be instantly raised, all such
persons as omitted to enroll themselves
within given period in the yeomanry or
volunteer corps, subjected 20 draft in Ell
ther Of the approximations. Inc ardor for
emigration, increased to an Incredible de-
gree, which was restrained by nothing but
the want of conveyances.
The ship Sally, Thomas, arrived at New
Bedford on Wednesday the 4th instans, in
43 days from Liverpool, and brlags London
news to. the 10Th ofMay. Captain Cong
don, who reached this port yesterday in 4
DAYS from New Bedford, informs that the
report Of BoNApARrG being proclaimed
Emperor of the Guals in confirmed! And
that Mr.. Pitt is once more at the head CT
the British ministry.
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Iouu,tc Sase.
FOR SALE.
A TRACT OLE LAND

A TRACT OF LAND,
Situate N Faiffax county, abour mites tscr,
0ccaquan Mills, 10 from Alexanctls. ard II
from the City Of Waihington; cop,alnlng III
acres, abour two thirds OF which are cleared ard
enc!ofad with good tence--tise I'M govcment, are
log dwelling hou.e and kitchen. fable, corn
houte aad hnokc toulc, 40 csceienv orctart, Of
apples, pears, peaches, cherries and pu7.os, We.
conveniently Gtust-d fox mills, as there are four
within three miles. Tire Iurc'5i:r may h
the privilege Of feeding this fall, and poG.lllcn
will be given on Chfiftmas or perhaps ioooes.-
Terms will be made known on application ID
the fubfcrlbcr on the prem'fes.
Richard Wheeler.
July IS. asw4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13

! III am heartily glad thai your quarrels arg
at last made up in Ireland but am glad
TOR very different motives from most other
peoples. am glad of i, for the sake of the
country, which / fear was the least con.
Germ OF either of the belligerent parties.---
The triumph of the patriots is complete,
and the power is now theirs with ali my
heart, let them but use it web.
= There is great deal OF money living in
the treasury, let them apply it to real pub
lie use. Let them encourage the ex,ention
and Improvement Of their manufactures,
the cultivation of their lands, and above all
the protestant charter schools. Let
them people aad cisilize The country, by
es abllshing fund to lpviee and provide
{: for protestant strangers. Let them make
Connaught and Kerr know that there is
a COP, King and a government, three
things to which they are at present strangers
These and other such kind OF measures
would make them patriots indeed, and
give them just weight and reputation =.
Some time or other, tho God knows
when, it will be found out in Ireland, that
the popish religion and influence cannot be
subdued by force, but may be undermined
and dessroyedby art. Allow the papis;s to
buy lands. let & take leases equally with the
protestants but subject to the gayel act
which will always have its effect upon their
posterity at least. lie them down to the
government bv the tender but strong bonds
of landed property, which the Pope will
have much ado 10 dissolve, nCtwithstand-
ing his power ofloosening ard binding.
Use those that come over to you, though
perhaps only seemingly at hrst, wei, and
friendly, Instead oflooking for their cloven
feet and their tails, as you do now. Increase
both your number and your care of the prot
estant charter schools. Make your peoal
laws extremely mild, and then pu. them
strictly into execution.
E1e tioi sfJpt aries.
Thief will be yosT arts.)
This would do in time, and nothing else
will, nor ought. would as soon murder
man for his estate, as prosecute him for his
religious, or speculative errors; and since I
am in the way OF quoting verses, will give
you three out of Walsh's famous ode to
king william.
Nor think it fuficitnt csuie,
Nor punh men by penal Laws,
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Thcfe will be yosr srts.)

Nor think it fuaicien, csufe,
Nor panifh men by penal Laws,
For not believing right.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

has title 20 the fame couri,rynor fcf transferring ~.
burne of the Stare sr' Wilmington city, and the
hands Mr. Caannor for zoipisg 81 the demands which
fome States have agn the Union. r the debs other
States owe it. .4
Another candidate lately announced fcal Tie CT
he county, and it fad iuPported BY two three rich
men, who very lately poke of him with great contempt and
feverity We do deny their right nominate any
they pea But contend for the right Of enquirins into
and f.i:ng facts.
Il is reported that the Importers Of Judge co the d,.
rsocra,c candidate, propofe that nothing be ia aganf.
ann They undoubtedly have very good reaions for this
proi.ion .They ALTO threaen,t isd that cae ase zaoAsr
aye rot obD m liar easdcr, for f.ar of lohng
poyneni &c. &C.. This may bctrue jacoDinfn butis
not siani Ei5a5,ieaayi1. .s ,e
The Eraga preeie howevef viii t.kc the liberty to in
are into the character and abilities, the conhency and
rrobablc rrnr@. of mans condac before they will give
him suppor Chat he recommended By THREE yis
men, we poor farmers con.der Father fpe;ous thing
tho they pretend be the bef friends OF the poor Nor
will the candidates zeal in the cau.e CT y pyc,vs.
much ks ia,s a5oat the right Il the people ferve
raife him in the opinion of the judceus and worthy
IL to be bored Colonel TEATcHEG will not be fuppaned
at the mitigation of fone Gtfoas, er,ihgrs men, who
win to dictate the people OF tie coanty shipped the
citizens will be galo BY the holos proaecns O. ,no.c
who defrous make mere tools 81 them in ;eir
fut of potter and o..lcc. LINCOLN
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

degree he dared rot make ai1sr,io ms refpeaine
this worthy man, but merely AXIS queflions
.whichhe well knows no manwould condefcepdto
AMI xer He therefore ihicds, himfelf under his
owninGgni6cance, under a full impreiiop, that
Judge Rice's character is invulnerable to any
attack whatever.
Let US compare the Qualifications Of the cam
didates on rhe other lit.-Are talents, ntegri.
ty aud relpeaabity of character, the r-commen-
datiopso the democratic ticket Are even the
names of thar lit known except TO few OF
this let rho pubic Judge ARE Meisrs. Turner,
W'ocdnas, CsaaAsr, FNebrcqrn and Fo,iy,
names as reputable as Lerd, Parker, Rae and
WIad ?-'rhe good ienfe Of the people will de-
term;,lc onthe day of election. A VOIER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
70 II. Cnizen5 Of TIE Cosnty Of YORK,


THE prefent conteR between the two Re-
publican candidates Eas they are calledl for Con-
grcfs, fhoud be letIon to US all a leilon care
fully attended to and remembered.-it icrvcs
to ihow the Object Of the ruling party in the
United States, 10 be not the good Of the people, a.
bout which 20 many thoniands are preaching
to you lnthe newspapers AID in the corners OF
our Aree,s but thar oavn gaoi-tbe'r o1vS par
,iralar nis,fA aud advancement Before pro-
coed any further, let me obferye, that ! eiteem
Mr.. Colts, and Mr.. Cleaves. as fair characters,
hones men, and Respectable citizens.-i will
fpeak evil of 10 one fill, as they and their
friends are endeavouring to colleet their for.
ces about them and each to increafe their own
itrcng,h, it will be prudent for you to pauie a
moment, and ais yousielvcs, why there is 70
much contention, whether Mr. Cuts, or Mr..
Cleaves ihall be the man /? Why the county
ihould contend any further, as both are republic.
ans /? Why, as the republicans have carried their
point once or twice in shooting Mr.Cutts for the
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

sa5lie god, another Glould be oppoict againft
| him The anlwer to all shefe queitions is this
!-Reba6AeanS, as they proudly file themfeves
puihed the fcderaiiits 0m of Office, merely that
they might get III themielves lis true they
flung the old cong about Htaty End equality -
/ aud they Eng it fill bur all the liberty about
which they troubled themfelves, was the H5rty
tof ltepping into q9;re and rszver and all The r
quality they cared about, was that equally which
would keep Uncommon people do7cn, and keep
|themfelves np.---'lhe public good, IN the opn-
ion of ,epl1.ea;5, Will be as fate iii Mr.. Cuts
hands as Mr. Cleavess--but that is not rho
thing now they are after o0svsr and eDcf Charm
Them, and ToU rtfrow cirz Ems, are urged and
iarged again to Join in the conteif and AID the
salJition and the paiIions O. the past;cs.-For
'heaycn's fake, my fellow citizens, have more
n sp.cr FOR YoUxsiLyss, than to be played
with in this manner-A6t your own icntime MS,
and when you Zee by mems a6ions, what their
'd,Egns are ; govern yourielyrs accordingly.
Yo,sbb Lsia1d is the third candidate he is
prelented to you, not as man, 4v5O hngt far
e1Ets aud bono, but as a man Of found princi-
pies and lteriing honeay in every department. OF
life man Of acknowledged merit, and OF tf.as
olaiaaeG and no4eay which ufually attend It.
An old tskiiey, and an excellent ctizen-- The
county cannot do thcmielves more honor than
by eleeting hn, to repreiept Us in congreis ::
/ will only add, that if one man is more entitled
to our j;,vor and ou- b,norJ than aqOsber, he who
has done msa for rs, mua be that man : This
is the hriptrre rule of judging and judging
by this rule, NJ leland, who fpent the prime
of his life in the field for our defence, and
bled for his country, ought on the 5th of No
vcmher next to receive your Ready and uni
ted fupport. GRATITUDE.