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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02

1
| THE period is. nearly
arrived, when you .y.i! have TO rxcie.se
the invaluable privilege OF selecting one
OF your number, 10 represent you iii the
Congress of ,he CnIed States. The inn
portance OF ,his act, surely need not DC
insisted ON u those who feel ia " tile
bic sings that flow from a governmcnt Of
laml unIess INDEED, tina, circumstance it.
sell he made he ground oil caution. Fs-
s.;iiariasd To hlppI;less, We insy not cease
TO khew Ks value, but We may become
sap.Ss ray, men will become Gegii-
gent when /, y presumed danger is not
nigh.
ct Us take the warning voice or His
tory, which teHs us, that The n,oinea, &c
prosperity, IS ofien the fatal nomees !,
that individual passions, si,d personal : e
! grandizenlent, The enemies CT gene.al
happiness, with heads like .iie Hydra,
neither sleep or slumber.--Is in sub,.r,-
ing the liberties OF hix country, one Cesar
fell, another rose from his ashes, and %
/ from ths scaEold u Casi,es, rose Crcnl-
, well.
The limits Of an Address, will not pep-
init me farther 10 pursue Ibis s,sblec,, and
. la hint viii suffice 10 convince ,cu, ci the
S necessity IN This day VI prosperity, 20 be
{ guarded and leaious, 10 secure to yoar
chI'dren's children the blessings you YOUR.
selves enjoy. To thai end, rely not a.
: lone on The form Of you. government
/ tbut be equally attentive to us administers
I ton, IN J, seek for Practical Republican.
J ism, and be carsfai t5at those to whom
sou enirnst power, VIII be ever mindful,
; that they are but year agents AMI accoan.-
! aoic TO you 'ha, ali lheii~acts and doines
be siRgly with view to The public la,.,,,.
ness. The Individual VINO ,nsI.es lie
public attention to himself, in iii. ironor.
tant point If view, must indes d feel n.,,n.
beries- d'iilcu,iies, but tie cxiensiye and
resfectabie patronage received al ,b.
last election. raises NE above those j.;H-
cuIties; AID corf,.enl il my attachment
10 Republican, principles, am prompted
10 offer myself as :. Candidate Tor tic De.
ric,, Ut the ensuing eicct,on.
On former occasion, Illustrated ib,.
kcpublcanisn 10 when | was deyo,e,.
oy reference to the pr-stnt Adn,n,.tra,i-
on. The result 10 the pubic hspp,ness.
, ater two years Farther trial, gives cause
oil exullaiion 10 those, who then. or even
, now. AYERS attachment 10 Ike PRINCIPLES.
: Should be fortunate enough TO be Sc
IA iected by The major part OF the dis.rict.
:, my best exertIons shall be, to keep he
d politicsl course already set, and which !.
n SO well tested by experience, as to assure
! US, the result VIII be a continuance Of psb.
lie aud priyaie happiness.
BURWELL BAgSETT.
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ind so Of is dollars :

To The mhabiI.,lts Of FORK, EA-a-
betz Lity, harspie&, .5a,scs City,
Glo2ceSfer, MathesOs, MiGa22tSea.
Aceomae& and 4KoyAsanssou.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWAP0.

- ON asgag on iks 24fJ iHsfag. BfLLLY. n
y "ot1 SfSet mon, egcd ann SO yseSs tisa 90
,afbsy short, and fbict Ups he IL az s.,,es ~.
feaf 6as dnerEeg a. a sOsa1, Jo, n ts.Sbeyo ~
1ea,s;. $ Hsas elad a. bpns mate elos5, of eo,s,
dsa sool si'iped wifS pp PIE md yelisc rSsas ;se
eoaf and faHfniooas 4 susterf be Is eos,esser Of
forsds' abe suD' q nosey, 5avi,g yscsl;y ,oJLc!
ne e7d bds been N 'be 5abffa dung so 6.,a sssf5
" n"t bsfose f'a0ld bin opi ga beige "a MIL
tsHf eR eo,ffessr ui5 ne is lot, BE- sr,N esse g,r
% "0tecT - Der 10 Ngjo't o, f4s ". fbr s,e,ss.
o . srnsi6ir clnri1g viis;g. nj. - ele.;,,.
faoatts9, bu Re MI eepe q i,,ee 80 ~,
"o.fHff ,stsara 'sif 6eSsvea ~ an, - y b.t..,K
1s'iv@ pm 70 me. Or ioc.ye lin. b. ang f4l, re
''a.e, %, ~ - a,s tain or - u siofe IS t.r.
81 " 7"t' ~ ei'de' Gaze ess ., 5e 10 iss % fsz,
gsfb,@ aeats.
81 ID TRUEHEdRT.
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z d u C II e % N

PARENTS, who are anxious to have
that particular H,snsion paid to the Edurs,i-
on and Morals Of their Children, wh;chsis noe
generally TO be had Al Pubic Scgl;naries, are
RESPECTFULLY Informed that an opportunity now
Offers, Of having shefn initru6sed id The Greek,
lain, ard English Languages, egrammatissIlY,
Hilory, Geography, Wrtipg and Arithmetic;
by the Rev. Hssrsi iagfr:5; who friends, ON
Monday next, 10 open a School. AZ his Hauie,
inSSs. Afaph Erect. iatsi occlt;ss. b. Mis-. Da.
lsny. lis his win oct 70 take more than SO
Bcya, and hopes, from, his tFduity and ftnts
attention, 70 tlcis Education and Morals, to
give general sa.isssstion.
The Price of Tuition, will be made known.
on Application to the Subftsbsr, who would
accommodate foaf bsys with Board. ~.
Rev. II. Mofcrop.
May 40, d. NV
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Joint Isecuriiies with others; for By these
practices, many innocent wives and child
rem have been inevitably and unexpectedly
Involved in rninous and deplorable circom
stances. We, therefore, .esrnssllv desire
Friends TO keep strictly on their guard,
'thai none through any specious pre.=nces
of rendering acts Of Friendship 10 Others
with safety TO themselves, may risque their
own peace and reputation, and the security
7of their families in order herennto, we
recommended the salutary advice Of the
wise, man to their special notice and regard.
--H Be not thou one of the M that strike
hands, or Of them that are sureties for
debts; II thou hast nothing to pay, why
shoold helake away ny bed from under
lheeS!'
Finally, dear Friends. we recommend
all TO attend cartfuliy 10 the principle Of
grace and trnthsin their own minds, which
is sufficient TO preserve and Keep Us from
falling; and leads TODD Justly, love mer-
cy, and walk humbly.
Signed, by appointments on behalf Of
the said meetings, respectively held the
goth, 9Th, and 29ih Of the third month,
1905
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S P RI N e. Cot ID 81.
:Ch0nIes Bennett
May 20,

lh0nbes Bfnnett II,
tisa imported 10 tie hip United S.stes, cdptaia.
Speake, tie .foicwing GOODS; which he
effrrs Cor faie, On moderate terms. BY whpfs.s
fale or retail:
Superfine Cloths &c kerfsy 1,eres. &
BeIl black fasins and Aoseoiines.
Gotten kerity mcres ard colored nabkeens. =
Fashionable waia co.tisle, 3
Silk, cotton, a:a. thread hofe.
Lace att. plain .cs:shs:es nsufins. -
Dimitr. and can.hrsi: ditso.
Mems black, white, and dab L -is Flores.
Elegant extra long PIC ..~, aud plain ifiE
gloves.
Wedding and killing hoes.
BeR Virgia:a Sick els.
Wslaran's and Bi.>'-'. ersdi;sg and grab
feyttea. .ts
.SAofssl.ts depowder.Aafks.
Double and fnsle bariel.ed guns, &c. &c.
May ~, 49, ediw.co1do.zawido
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Is PROPERTY for Sale.
Z TIE Sa6,fribtr e6e,, fl, SALE,

A valuable LOT Of GROUND, in
fee,fmple, ituated at the corner of Prince and
Pitt itreets, in the town of Alexandra, fronting
on the former Nreet 4o feet, ard on tie latter
ffreet "a feet, with the improvements thereon,
coniaing of ore two ftory brick and four frame
houfes, with other back buildings, which are
free OF any incumbrsnCe whsteyef; the whole in
good repair, and will at prcfent rent for upwards
OF 500 dollars per snnum. Payments-One.
half ca(h, and the remainder in groceries, or dry
goods, or on liberal credit for approved fecuri,
~.
'Wnb The a5o " 4viN d;ltsje IF
The STORE adjoining on Prince
Greet: Alto, the leafe of comfortable dwell.
ling houfe, back Of the fame and the LOT on
which both fsnd. There arc few letter fands
in town for the retail grocery bufaefs.
will sJio barter. fer asy kind # Mrrekaraaes
ard giOt grtat bargain IN The (aa;f;
about 1900 acres Of LAND, being
in Rand 0lph county, Virginia, and in the fate
Of Tennekee. Further particulars made known
on application 10 me al the above fore where
keep, as ufnal,
n genera Gb(oftaseat Of LlQ0ORS ana
GROCERIES, SRI
For faie, on resfonable terns, for cath, or
hort credit TO punttual cuRomers.
George Clementfon. {
MAY 80. eo4tt
49, The Brick sHoufe will be to
rent, If not fold in the scourte Ct the enlaing
week.
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DAVID. BACON,
JOHN PARRISH,
JACOB TOMPKfNS,
. JOHN ELLIOT,
NICHOLAS VAIN,
DANIEL DRINkER.

lie fsllow,pg receipt has been eonnu-
niea.ed to us. Oil of Amber infaliibly
cures the Ague. Take, VIXEN the FIT is
on, niue drops in little tea; increase the
quantity two drops morning and evening
continue ibis until the complaint is renew
ed, which generally happens in sbsat eight
or ten days.
limerick ri. .Paber..i
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q. d.. sss pillsneuge, aEla i was.
i g S 80 vas Of Genoa
IGNORE. May 80.

I'D. e. schooner c0fnslia, Towers.
dr's 's rom ST. Pierrss, Martiniq g \:
!. 81. .ssoousr Louisa, Martin, pr MI MI
y ; e i DAYS; Mary, Lynch, New
PslP',' Dart, Garrow, Norfolk, 10 |;
|ets, Wieks, Philadelphia, s; Bee,
W Y NsFbarypor., loading; slooP
$, lewis, Alexandria, 81 snip Lucy
|iaA'; s., = arrived, 70 sail next day tor
n ~ + Mercury, Patterson, Plladel-
|na' : 3, a.. The brig Elizabsth, Wat
r. 2 ',a.I the day bosors for New York {.
d Sambrera PassaSe, spoke brig
= and silly, from trinidad, for
~ a. J. lat. IS, A., long. 60, brig
|9sss' Council, 80 days fsom Sariaan
ANY ~ YORK. 23d, lat. 50, long. u,
\ s, ssr Raynard, from New. York for
49, ! 80, number of American vessels
|. S i S been sent into Iortola, BY the
'.' who spare none.
y
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There were some whispers of an expec-
ation Of peace in the course of the sum-
per; Dat the Dutch had $50 transports
(sady Tor sea, which il is supposed would
con 0s employed on some secret expedi.
lGa and the British It was said, were
0'lss''Ts affect OF transports, &c. at Var.
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e. DANCTf<G-SCHOOL.
M. IUPORT,

n ( = NJ =, = y NJ
Ptsfe6sr IF DaNclse, J,gm Bal'ims,e::.
RESPECTFULLY informs the LADIES AID GENrLR-
MEN Of ALBxANDRIA and its vicinity,
That he will open a School, in this
plaSe, as loon "a Efficient nunoer OF fehoIars
can be optainee. For further particulars, p,e4fs
10 apply at this Office.
June i. eo3t+
~. b. Mr.. DuroRr will take it as par.
ticular favor il the ladies and gentlemen Of this
city, who win to be infrueted ty him, will APP.
PLY as foon as convenient, as he is obliged 10
leave Alexandria by the iisa day of September
next.
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Als,s.r from a gentleman in London,
ud,r date cfthe sth April, to lis friend
phila.elpb;a, mentions, that Amssss;can
rsmiuns had risen in consequence of tue
,purs ofAmsrisanr - -s.ss:seis BY the Spani-.
rds.
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

Runaway, from the fnberber., living in
Wilkes county, North Carolina,
Too NEGRO-MEM, paz.
Den, a font made, yellow man, IS years
- of age; was purchafed Of John Linton,
of Dpmfries.
SAINTS a. Hout made Back mac, IS years
OF age-his cloathing was of coatf- fore cloth.
He 9as purcdafed OF Mr., Jacobs, of Dumfries.
The above reward will De paid iffeeursd 70
that we get then: again, or 10 proportion for
.;,her. ABNER WILBORN,
JOHN BROWN.
Iune j. isw3ws
N. B, Thsy ran away oo the 18Th Of March
laf.
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al,rssStta Dafip aupsrtt5er.
SATURDAY, JuNE !.

X8 3,
TR s,rts IN Jamaica are obea.
l.,,,r was received in New York the
|os Is. containing the following poscript.
FarsovrH, Jamaica May 5.
We are now 10 advise you, that accounts
:, a,iaaIk received of the ports of this
l,5Jbeiug farther continued open for six
bonths."
4 This news is con6rmed by arrivals at
alunore from Jamaica.
Alsts.r from gentleman in London,
nd.r date cfthe 9Th April, to lis friend
4, phiaselpb;a, mentions, that Amssss;;can
rsmiums had risen in consequence of tue
apurs ofAmsricarn - .ssssseis by the Spani-
BIDS
4 By lhe Eliza, arrived at Salem from,
kluscat informatioa has been received that
be Persian Gulph has lately been very
nurhipfcsted by the piratical cruizers of
Joe oihe petty princes ofthe eastern coast
Il til. Gulph; they had, at different peri.
Ids, captured two vessels bound 10 Basso-
a, carrying sae overland dispatches of the
English East india Company; the major
art Of whose crews they had either enslav.
h or murdered. 80
There were some whispers of an expec-
ation Of peace in the course of the sum-
per; bat the Dutch had $50 transports
eady tor sea, which il is supposed would
con Be employed on some secret expedi..
lon and the British twas said. were
fo'lss'rg affect Of transports, &c, a, Var.
Bastou csntiinel)
iaspilot who conducted the Rochsors
(laa0rcn from the city of Santo- Domingo
proceeded with it as far as latitude IS, lon-
Vsus %, and was than pun on board the
n N.1 s1u schooner -, captain Forsyth,
! P,'soflolk bound to ST. Martins, and land
n n At s.. Bsrtholamews, where, captain
'a's'aan lwho arrived here YESTERDAY
n. ] maj Port) saw aad conversed with
y. =. gave !, as his opinion that the squad
: was % It's way to Europe.
On 4. Her. Ado
l., ,asr appears good reason TO believe
N.L, s1s REMOVAL and disgrace of Lord
:, . ~ considering the Intimate connec.
,s,;. s,aos's'lng between him and the miui-
!, ~ ps''y, may be productive of import.
So.s.. 'uBss N the British cabinet. A fine
O ss;'unRs now presents itself to the Op.
p,.b.ss',o expose whatever has been re-
nd sa IN the conducs of the ministry /;
eut, e SsS,ueF'ag the temper ana the Ia
it,ls Ss, FOX and his colleagues, there IS
,Oss 1S sn1 that this viii 81 done 10 pur.
,p,,s,. 700 Knows but this event NAV
'tsee i Spvss'oally to the restoration Of
/ men Europe, by producing !. change
: British government. measures :"
CM I. D. Adv.
u Mentor osaenan, who came. passenger 10 the
,hoa 0'' arrived a, 20 L.azare,,oe from G,
Il, o pa Informs, that the French sset 81,
ri .as line hadgoae Against Iama;e, IT.
i states, that a Brush sSnrss. hr;s
,sss. 'ssed At Barbadoes, in ! yerv sboy'
,'ss from England. wnh ;p,eI,;s ss,o..
Ut. DAso ! FLEET WAS
fFrees'aa's gouraal..1
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ENTERED,
Brig Harmony, Hall, Boston
Schr. Betsey, Cleveland, Baltimore
Eagle, Green, Dumfries
sss cared, ~
British baraae4 Midway, Parker, Norfolk
Brig Rebecca, Butte, Barbados
Schr. Eliza, Mari, -Dumfres
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e Vaudeville.

DOUGLASS e Vaudeville.
K'ng f,eet,
Have juft rec s9ed and offer for Sale,
60 hhds. If, g ed. quality brown
SUGAR, ,ss!
Is ditto Barbados Molades,
10 ditto 9Th proof Jamaica Rum, $3.50 $3.50
D hh1s. Philadelphia Rye Whi6ey,
s do. n. York Lump and Loaf Sugass
: pipes Holland Gin,
7eoo lbs. Green Coffee,
5000 VT. excellent Chscfe,
70 cake RaiGas,
90 boxes do.
. loo gallons Havan0 Honey,
Freih Teas,
Fine and coarie SALT, &c.
700 hbIs. SHAD e. HERRINGS,
May rs.
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C. A " d Z E S.

{ a ~ ~ q e N.l
The Subscribers have received
enntisnnsent of 100 boxes Of Mould CANDLES,
THE qlagity of whichisaated TO be extraordinary
--F1y [ak t
Robert 7. Rooe, g Co.
ar Who with to draw on BolfoHs Z
for a few thouiand Dollars at ihofs
fight.
. May IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13

GuAior Of religious proSe
recognises the Protestant \
the Christian and the lew
without respect to ecclesias,
hucnces to all.
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Majority

Thus has fallen 10 the ground one Of the
important questions that could occupy the
OF the British parliament And thus has
fourth Of the population Of the British E,nt
been denied Tvs political rights. What cor
does this conduit make with the unshaekIe6
impartial freedom, civil and religious, Of
country Let Us at once prize and preserve
lied that happy constitution which knows nc
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> Mr. Fos's eaicuiat

FEDERAL foersy effhe \
editor Of that excellen
can Spy, printed at n
dietsd for publishing 8
Strong, under the com
which prohibits the truiI
dences The federal pa,
also complained of. for
dent, SC. to the grand il
ed of Is federalists and
at 6rst agreed to india
ters, but admonish the
afterwards induced to
can and let the feders
u the way they maj
Cor his year only
where sauce for the g
sauce for gander.
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We are in the daily
accounts from the diff
extraordinary proIi6cn
this year. In MaryIa,
harvest seems to be Pc
A Balsiore paper, states.
Of wheat have been bro
kct from the Eastern
prospect, promised 10 ex
the kind these fifty year.
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Downing strest, lsA Jana
Sir,
In addition to the ,direGi,
in my letter 10 you Of the 5th
respecting the caution to be US
ing the ports in your goyernm'
admission of articles from The
Of America, which are not all
imported by law, j am commas
nifty to you, his maj-sty's furthe
that you do nol on any account
time, suffer any gin, brandy, @
quors, East India goods, or an,
,icles Whatever, except Iumher
SONS, TO be, admitted from 4
States IN American bottoms,
stands under your govern ment.
You are to be particularly. c.
the several articles of provisions
such case admitted, be specific
proclamation you may issue for
pose, and you are not to extend
mission TO any articles ban tho
cannot be supplied by the mo,I,e
or the British colonies in North .
and in case any such articles lex
Der and provisions under the
stances mentic. ed) shall be c
10 be introduced, you are to Sc,
necessary measures are taken for
full into execution the laws OF n
and for enforcing the penalties
gainst any ship or ships import
articles than lumber and provisi,
larly permitted.
You will take such steps as
judge most expedient for maxi
directions generally known an
planters, merchants, and Others
may concern; and in the event
coming necessary at any time to
ports for supplies of lumber ant
ons, you are particularly To inse
ry proclamation you may issu
purpose, notice to the following
That if any other articles, excep
and provisions, as therein specifi,
tempted TO be introduced from Il.
States of America, in American
measures will be taken for the
OF the ship or vessel importing
and OF the goods so imported, i
vention Of fbe laws of nayiga,io
l have the honor TO be,
Sir,
Your most obedient humble
\
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VOLUNTEERS.


BY Capt. Dance. MAY America be as
happy as we are around this board.
By MIR. X, Gregory. Unanimity at
home, responsibility abroad and peace
with all the world.
BY Capt. William Brown. Thomas
Richie, the editor of the Enquirer--Msy
his encouragement equal bis merit.
BY Capt. C.. Graves. May the good
people Of America be as happy as we are
at present.
By Mr.. Lewis Brown. May The sword
Of liberty be ever swayed by The hand Of
mercy.
The Alh of July was celebrated by the
r.r,,hl;cans of the town of Petersburg,
win their usual enthusiasm. Avery nu-
merous company Of citizens dined toge-
tber on that day, at the PopIe. Spring
lain MRae, y. w. Leigh, Thomas d.
Robertson AID William Clarke, were ap-
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STA,
You viii be pleased L
Royal Gazette, the encls
the right honorable earl
his majesty principal Sc.
to his exceilency governe,
/ am sir,
Your most obedirnt
JOHN M'CARTNE
Council Chamber, Jup
Mr. Ro6erf Wiison, firofrief
Gazeffr.
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Catholic Pe.itier The adjourned debate on
this interesting subea took place in rhe House of
Lords on the 18Th May. The earl Of Bucking.
ham, the archbishop Of Canterbury the lord chan.
cellor and others, spoke against the motion |,
lords Suffolk, HUTCHINSON Mora, &c in favor
Of the petition, {" lord CrenvilIe made very
bic reply to all the arguments adiuced against his
notiopp With regret but rot with disappoint.
menr. we state the result ofthe debate.
Contents 40
Non. Contents 178
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Governor Page was councillor of Virginia
under theregal government and was The only ono,
who sacrificed the splendid hopes, thar then be-
longed to that situation, 10 the love of his coun-
try How steadily he has always adhered to The
principles Of the revolution, let the whole history
Of his life declare.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13

Majority against the Catholics 129
The Catholic question being the order of the
day in the House of Commons the same day. the
petition was read 70 the House on the motion Of
Mr.. Fox. As the topic which on the occasion
demanded his attention was OF the deepest inpor
lance. so the speech which he delivered possess
ed the highest excellence. " rise, (says Mr..
Fox) on the present occasion with no iuconsidera-
Die degree Of an xety in bringing before the house
a measure Of so much importance, and preg
uant with 20 many great, even,fol consequences,
distant or immediate IN degree indeed as TO
exceed in magnitude any measure which 1t ever
has Talent TO my iot TO submit 10 the considerati-
on Of Parliament I'VE are sorry that our Iimn
preclude us from giving this speech: IL occuri
at Ieass ten columns. Mr. Crattan &c
Ireland) delivered al bold and energetic T.
maiden) speech in support Of the morton
Duigensn (also from Ireand) spoke IT.
terms against the Petition.
Next day the debate wasresumed and az
ny able speeches OF both sides the house n
on Mr.. Fox's motion.
Ayes lo4
Noes 336
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-18
Description 81 Worms, and The ya.4Stons
5y 7v6ish they are k7sosga.

Worms which infer the human body, are cniehy OF
four kinds, viz the Isres or large round worm 'he
|idrcs or fmaB nav worm the Cucurbltta, or more
Hat white worni, and atly, the Issaa or tape wo-n
f called frem it's rccbancc to tape tais is often ma
nv yards lcng, and is fall of oiuts-ts mott hurtiui
and moi biscuit to cure. 80
Among The symptoms attending worms are ahsgree'
abe breath Especially in the morning-Bad ana corrupt
cd gus-itching in the mole and about the leat-Coh-
ynli9ns and epieptic fits, and iomencs pryaton OF
ipscchStarting and grinding Of rhe teeth in heeP--
Irregular appetite loathng food and cmetmes
yoracious--Purging, with limy and fetid itocs--Vo
mitng-I arge and hard bcly--Pai1s and tckneis at
the in the head and thighs, with owneis
OF fprits-Slow fever, with fmall anarreguiar pniic-A
dry coushExeeaive Understanding pale and unheal-
thy coutenance and fumstimes the face bloased and
hdhed.
Perfons afHiaed with any Of the above symptoms
N,onld nave immediate recourfe to Hsmiltons worm
detroying osenges which have been eonltanty attend
ed with uccefs il all complaints iinar to hois above
dcfcribed.
Adobe Of this medicine given occasionally during the
warm feafon will efetualy prevent the vomiting and
purripp OF children, dreadful diorder which annually
dereys thoufands of the infant part OF our Cities 1t
Ekewifc the n,idc and mott certain remedy known and
has rSored 20 health and 9rength agrea nnmber when
in advanced fages of this fatal complaint Particular
and plain ntruions are given for every part OF nc ne
ecnary tteaiment in iuch cafes.
Children generally this medicine with eagerncis
having pieafng appearance, and an agreeable tafe,