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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02

a.iss, md nay be tfsd %iKf Gka, hSSxon pregnant
venaa or On iplaasss week old. ecsnnins nor pattl
sic Of mercury Or any other dangerous ingredient what
ever, and is accompanied with thsf tsrnenrh nei
which attends che application of ssherIsnreditsi
THE ANODYNE ELxIR. ,'r,. -
For the cure ar every kind of head-aoRe,N -,
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFfCsh p
Afafe and fpsedy remedy foo the sens%ial diieafe.
"An ounce of preventonn worth lpouqd q eHs.'
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and maiisnaHs
'*23 fevers, 2s7 p22n IL 10
rs RsconMENDED IN %
Or. HAHNss ANTI .BILEIOUs-HLks; %
The operation Of theie pills is tassto be
ued with ae.y by Perons in every tuation and OF eve
ry age. 1'-'--' - - -: =.
= They are exccentiy adapted carry of fuperf"us
ile, aud prevent It's morbid eerctionsto reitnre ami
amend tie appetitero pr seure nee
thereby prevent colds which are often attesdId with
fatal coniequepcess dof. fas reEs,vc cold,
il taken on il. r appearance. They are csPrated or
removing habtual enitIycnsfs-!iekneis at the hnach
and fvere. head ache--and ought to be taken BY all
per(oAs on 4 change Of climate. a.:t'e 5''i4 g1te
a.. Sold likewiiet BY S. Plta(ants
Rsehmond: Ro6 and Douglas, Peters.
burg; r. Green, FrederiekIbur G.
Purde, Sm,thfeM; M. Jones, SaJoR;
Dr.. Millet, WathsRer R. Grtenho1u.
W;tGamiDarg; cfsd I. Shaw, Ltl1ur5S,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
n tiAY,N's TRUE and GRNUfNE GERMAN
CORN PLASTER

An ineahle ren,cdg cor corns predy removing them,
roc, and branch. without giving pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
WANTS "A PLACE;

young man who has been breughf uPto the
farming buGnefs, and has bad lone eape nesce
asa manager of an efa,e, and can produce uncx-
cep,,onable recommendations az 20 ipdutry. 70.
briefly, ard Integrity. P.eais - enquire of the
Printer. Ge NJ !! nj, ~.
January IT,. a4o.aa .as Lara
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
Thc GEN,INE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among rhe fashionable ,hroashcu, Eu
rope, as an rvauaslc cnr,e;ie perfectly innocent nd
tae free FROM eorroiive and repeilea minerals ( has
of other otioasl and of unparalleled ecacyiu prcveiHa
and removing bri:hcs in he face and Kin of every kind,
particularly freckes, pnpies, suiamn,atory redneis
icur tetrers, ring worms. fun burns p-rkIcy he1t &c
The PerGGn Lotion operates mildly, wi;acut mpedirg
hat natural nfenG5e perip aun ~h;cli, eiientia to
health We, les fauesry effes fpeeay and pcrrna.
oeut rendering ne Xiv ecateiy loft and clear in,prv
inc rhe comrexcp, and referring tie bloom of youth
Never filling render ordinary countcnanee beau.
,;f,i and an ,r6ta;ac one more 10
The RESTORATIVE POWDER fer tA<
TEETH nd GUMS. Esq.
This excellent preparation comforts and frenker.
,he gums preferves the rnae from decay, and eeante
and whtss th teeth by abtorbing all that aermoniox
n,c and f.unets, which luered to accumulate, never
all. 20 iriure and finally ruin them.
nr. HAHN's GENUINE EYE. WATER.
A foveregurra tor all diieafes Al the eyes whether
RI. etsa Of natural weakness of ACCIDENT Deductions
q rhsun dulneis, t,hng and films on the eyes, never
failing tho maadss which Frequently fuceeed tie
mai po1 neAlss and fevers, and wosderfuify rength
Sang week fight. Hundreds have experienced its rx
celens virtues, when nearly deprived Of eight.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02

n
few fprains brufes, pains in the face and neck, %e
All "a, performed more cures the ab We complaint
Than all the Other medicines ever before made public
Fras Dr.. Weatb.rbnrx.
Hyide esxuy, Virgis;S.
Gentlemen, -
tpurcha!sd At your hop the preparations you call fa-
,;l,ons EGercs or extract of Mu{tard, which believe
his ,erley removed chronic rhcumatin Got thar kind
named reatica, Of the hp Jointly under which had
lab,urcd Tor long time aid which had baHicd every
article in the MAeria Medca and every mode OF treat
men, received into practice for the cure OF this ostnats
Gf,,C II YOU rhnk this letter ufeul you hbers
20 N Ike It pubic.
p. WEATHEREgRN.
,Jchn Hoover, rope maker, South second street, be-
tween Mary and Chriian-Streets, Philadelphia vona-
,,rv maktth oath as follows, namely that his wife.
Nj n. YER was 70 feverely afflicted with yio'en,
rlsvn,n, very dangerously ttuated, tbs cnnicqusaee
at vsre cod after lying in as 60 DC eonhned ner 6sd
far Gvera! weeks, ard was at length reduced to the
meuch,ly apprcheniion of remaining a@scrre for lite,
porwhltanding the mott rsipsesaoie med'ea' ADVICE
was followed and every probable remedy atcmpted'
whoa esiny fsyersl Gales of performed by Ha-
ei,o,s snsnce and Ex,ra9 of Muiiard. they pr"
rred from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South iecond-Strset
The Srit Application enabled Der to walk acret> the
room and he ule Of Aot,i: reored her to her uiua
Gate OF hc-ka and areng,h
Sworn aud fraferibed besre Ehnezsrger for,n, Eta
or. OF the juces Of che peace for Phi adepha County
HAMiLrONs
WORM DESTROYING LCZENOES.
Which have within four years psf carsd upwards Of
one hundred aud twenty houand pcrons Of both iexes
osevS, age aud in every tuaon o. various dangerous
complaints arif-iug from worms, and form obAruefions
,r fouinels in the ffomach and bowels.
This medicine he.rs analogy whatever of ln,ilar
e,is, 70 commonly complained Of operating with vio
oluee the CONTRARY particular excellence 90 this
r.,,edy rs hjny fped TO every age and cont on:
~eon,ars nothing out what is perfectly snoeent and
90 mild in its operation that it cannot njue the mott
.cecass pregnan, lady, the ,enderef liant Of week
mould no exit in the body. .zf will with
"e pain gripping, eeafie the aomash and bewelsof
Se h,ever i. foul or oenive, and thereby prevent sh
a,on OF worms and many fatal ddorders, The,
.rrieulary efieaeiou. in carrying of all groG nv
nd eorupsion. evenfh and bilious complaints, AMI
fstea AMI mi.ast psrgasive shas can be uied ca
!so,esSea
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
Ioao nay mace c0Ha'sR 4
TIE HOPPING cough
From LUTHER MARTIN, Ell. lir:o,s.y- Gene
raj Of tbe St1it of Maryland.

Gentlemen,
I comply with your requea in Eating my op'nson
of Hamiitons E.ix II has been uied IN nsy fa"y '"r
two or th e. years paa witt uniform ucceis whenever
COILS, coughs, OF imiar complaint, have rendered
ncdisne. neccEary Ihave my fund II ar excellent
and agreeable remedy for very painful and s"o'!eione
affection Of rhs breaR mpanied ~ith iorcnsls ana
with ohfru3cd and difficult sreatning.
On theie DO not he6,ate 90 recommend ma
milton, Elixir, as valuable ueicEe, and deies'ns
public a,tcnsion. ,,>,
Mr. Abjah Henly, Bridgc-S.reet, Baltimore was cur
ed ~ oae hottie oil HlniIton chxr oil very comp
Jirordcr, occ,tioued Sy Evere colo caught fcvcral
months ago. He breathed with ,he greatet dihcnIty'
Ill vas often throws into weakening iweats ~henhe
attempted to walk any diitauee, and has voice would
frequently fail in fuch degree that he could only at
ssmPt TO whiiper, he has been upwards OF TX weeAs
w;-hout return of his complaints and def, es to give
th public tsinuny in favour Of this Invaluable ned
cine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
Millinery, &c. for Sale.
II z 4 NCIS. PIC

Fra NC{Ss PIC,
Takes the liberty Of infotnlinso'he Ls'ies asN
GeotEnen Of Alex n,iria, ard its vicinity,
that he win open, on TtiUSSE AY nsxF, Inc
I7h infant, taad continue 'ar ie.eraI week y
in ~ houie formerly OCCUPIED by MI. Pierce,
and between Thomas Bfooyaeus's houie ana
stewart ard M'Kniyht's fore, n Fairfax Fairfax
fteet, ....l.. ..,.,s,;l..,... -,
A handfome .alortnent Of
VI I L L I'm E K y
Lately po'ehaftd Ia Philadelphia;
Conhai~g sfstxii ,q.eI
Ronnets and aps,;~together with a
quantity ofother Fancy Asieles.
'sf~ sN,.4,L SO, - a
Ladies Create Goats; Gentlemens'
Morning ng .Gowr,; Fur Sh 2es; Jewellery. O.
all forts, and variety Of other articles. The
viii be inld very low.
January IS. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
DR.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine Tor the
Pecdy reci and permanent cure =" the various
which riiut from ihPa,ed pleaures-luSene mdiicre-
tionsrti renee in cinnGs> univonahe TO the eonlfu-
sion-rhc nmolsrs,s rfe - frequent ino1eaon or
any other deirutiive u,cmpcranee the untial OF sh
ccive uce Of mereury-the deaies peculiar to enaes'
4 certan par,Id of lite-bad lyings in, &c: &C.
AMI i, proved by long and exenire experience 70 &C
ssiolstely unpara llelicd II the cure OF
Nervous dilorders, Violent cramps III e"e
Confumptons, h"nlaen and oAsS'
LowneE of fpiriss, Iniiyenian,
Lois of appetite, Melancholy
Impuriry OF the blood, ] Gout IN the Honash'
Hy,terical AFT ctons, Pans IN 'he hmoS'
Inward wcakuefIes, Relaxations, 49,
Seminal weaknefes, Involuntary enittons,
Fluor aIbus Tor yshtcs) | OhitnatG elects
Harrennsts, I"P0teney' "@ &C
In e,.. Of extremity, where the long prevalence and
obtinacy Of diiea!e hasbrousht on genera i"pse
ifemcnr of the fytcn, executive debility Of inc Wn"s
or cordial could repair perseverance IN the nie oil this
medicine ha, performed the nor aRoniihng cures
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
The RESTORATIVE POWDER fer che


Fhe snly remedy vet dfeoycred which gives immeii.
ate and iafline relief in the mof fevere inaanee..
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT Cor the ITCH,
Which % warranted iRflhbls remedy st one apyE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
uaHILTON's ESSENCE and EXTRACT
of MUSTARD,

fac and efeual remedy Tor gout' rhs"n'atHni' Pa'
few praius bruifes. pains in the face and neck @e
hni has performed cures IN tn: ab We Complaint
than all the other medicines ever before made Puehc.
Fraw Dr.. W,eatb.rbnrx.
Hy,be csxnr, Virgis;4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02

2 FOR SALE--A Bargain.
'HAf InoR fieaiantly ftra,ed tiO USE and
L LOf,i lately occupied b. Mr.. Alexander
de"titrion, Jun. Thefe :. onthe 'prm,tes, an
exae!lent garden, new fable, in ihort every
convenience TOR the rsfdenee OF gen,eel Family,
For terms apply to the 4ubfctibsr or the ptelent
proprietor MIR. James RODS, otFrederickibu,g.
JAMES PATTON.
Nov, q. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
Valuable Medicines,
DR.. HANILyoNs ELIXIR,

A ioyercicn remedy for Colds, Ooitinae Coughs Aah.
mas, CA;arrhs, sore Threats, and Approaching Con-
iu,nPt"ns.
10 parents eUb0 nay bac. eb7a,s1 Afflicted a0iIe
the HOPPING COUGH.
This difcovc'y isof the 6ria magnitude, as II Is an
immediate -eei, checks the prcgre and IN hort tms
entirely the mott cruel torer to which CHIC
iabierne Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and
The dole FINAL, that difficulty arie. III takingn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
LAND For SALE.

I WISH t. fell -Gaiy OF fevep,y acre. Of
/: LAND. lying opshe main turnpike road,
ahout go miles from the Alexandria market
hoa.e: OF vhih p'ste tieie 10 a faua,e leg ca.
BIN. This place N printoi Glustioo, is inferior
TO zone OF f.id rosd (; il has ALTO an exctnen,
''svef ssisng Npring OK ea.eI. For further par.
''cuis's i!ea'e apply 10 SSe fabicriber living
near the Can me,on mills. - ~: ~ ''1af
William Turner.
January I. ~ co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-02
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
Kmg Street,

King Sfrsef,
S.imtaiy inform, tJ< Public that be la, reeeiv.d,
jysn Lee = CTS Patent ard Family aM<dieis
S's~, Ntrv York, ajre@ a10rmea. Of hbe foi
.y,sssg
Valuable Medicines,
Wbt5 are izbisb r7'<m and genrraf.fs fa'oags-
ar the Uzited STATES, many Of them 6sirg J'ld
2 etsdpsr Iran ,6e Drugs IF rubieb they are COM
pous4.d eaald be ps,csgfsd at a retail Stare.
Or TAKE NerIcE,
Ter z. Kennedy, fen. i, oti'iused tie Only
A5rat far Akxanar:.:.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
BALTIMORE, MAY II.

Arrived, schoone- John and Elcy, Is
days from ST. Martins. T4efs no Ameri
can vessel: saw nothing on the passage:
provisions of every kind scarce, exceF
corn meal.
( Also, schooner ParnelI, Ford, % DAYS
from New-Orleans. 25th April, OFF the
mouth of the Mississippi, spoke ship Fame,
Davis, from Baltimore Ntw-Oneans.
Also, ship Margaret, Eldred, 68 days
from Liverpool.
May 70.
AT Amsterdam, March 10, ship Willt
am, Graybill, of Baltimore for Canton, 10
DAYS; Venus, Cunningham, FOR Isle OF
May, days; Robert, Alcorn, for Baln'
more Fame, of do.
Arrived, brig Mary. Wannell, Il days
{, ON Havana. Lett no other vessels than
those reported by captain Burton. Of
Hatteras, vas boarded 10y French prlga'
teer Schooner, which obliged us to hol''
out our boat and go on board, although y
a 'eaky state and high sea, was detaInea
but short time, they being in haste to g.
after an English vessel that they had los
sight of the night before. The above pr.
vateer sailed from the HAVANA while TO-
Mary laid there under Spanish eoo'''
She is a schooner Of about 80 tons buItas'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-15
From the PuBLrc LEDGER.
THE L,AY-eU.Rs a q
-~DIscovRsE x.

fthere be among you poor man OF one o. tiny bfe.
rhren. tAou q ale nos harden thy heatnor hGe thini
land from Thy poor brosher.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-01

which. having been selected from the
lpiess importations with great care. and
purchased = reduced prices, he can ~
commenlto the atteptionof al who wisk
80 buy Goods On rrasopable terms.
Among his Groceries ne Ilas received
I large quantity 81 COFEEx. az the
Iiryt quality, which he can venture 81
tay Il hetter than any sold ID Martins.
burg Tor 1 nnmber Of years.
THOMAS G. SMITH.
Martinsburg, oeseber q, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-01
Frefh Fall and Winter
o @ D! S.

r B Subscriber, having selested lie
whole Of HE Fall and Winner AZ.
sortment from the present importations,
begs leave to offer and recommend them
JIG The most reduced cash prices to his
customers i # snrh selections, atFedus
ced prices, are sufficient recommeudati.
onss be natters himseIfhe may BE EMIT.
led to 4 share Of public patronage.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martinsburg. October Re. ! SOS.
Al. 4. a very general assortment az
GROCERIES, Croyciey and Bi;syered
STEEL, on hand AZ usual. e.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-01
Zeal = ropcrty

-
k1R SALE,
tvfkeke;rso A fksef II Keirnaa, dec,d
81 q
Pr, 81 IN real estafe 81 sad III, Ke;,ndn
Il ,If Siofr of lNsrria1d, VIZ.
sss: G.
IA VALUABLE Plantation Of rich
"a Lime.stone Land, on The waters q
Con0coch eague, containing about 175
acres. This Land i Of the first rate
qualify, with J number ct nsveE falling
Springs 81 water, alarge proportion Of
good Meadow. with House, Still
House, Barn. &c. also. : number Of
Fruit trees, and ! never failing streamo
water running thras the place within
sight ofa Lntherian Church and ii The
heart Of I German settlement. This
property i about miles from Hagefs-
town and sfrom Potpmak rivef. and has
annmber Of merchant mills near q.
lis1 faf sale, in the town ct Hancock
: 6n tIic river Potonak one House and
Lot, well situated fora store Or any Kind
81 public business.
4. -
n me STATE Of Hfreipia.
One Plantation, On which is erected
the noted stand called the Half Way.
House. This Tract contains z66 acres
81 Land, the whole Of which is tillabls,
and great proportion cleared ;this Land
i particularly adapted 10 small grain
IL situation makes itmore valuable than
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-01

yT7ILL. Be sold ON Friday he sth tiav
of November next, q the dwell.
ing house Of the subscriber On Middle
Greek, near Darkesville, Horses, Cows,
Hogs, and quantity Of Hay, Corn, and
Fodder, 4 Wagon and Gears, also, 1
quantity Of Household Furnitnse, con-
sisting Of several Feather Beds, Deaks,
Tables, Chairs, Sc. The sale 10 begin
ut 70 O'Clock long credit pill Be IL
ven, and the terms made known on de
day Of sale.
r. LAWSON. y
October Is, fS05.
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y : Z
Jehersca, =.
dssnss Csnrf, 1904
James Miller and Mary his wife. i.se
Mary Rnmsey, Comps 3
against &
Leonard Robinson and John Morrow.
Defendants. ! 4
IL C7lMEER1. I
~ He Defendant, Leonard r obinson.
4 not having eptered his appearance
agreeable 70 an act Of Assembii and de
rules Of this Court, and i appearing =
the satisfaction offhe Court. that ke q
not an inhabitant of this c Commonwealth
onthe motion 81 the Complaihanfsb 81 their
Counsel i i ordered that tie said De-
fendant do appear here al he second
Tuesday b November next, % snsuer
the bin Of the comalsinants, and hat !
copy q this order be Forthwith inserted
u the Berkeley md Jefferson InfeIliren-
Ger, forItNo months successfully. and
ppblishedat the door 81 he Court House
ofthe said County. s E ~ 81!
"A Copy. Tesfe. -. =.
GEORGE HITE, c.J. e.
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/ .s,is.s If BLANKS ~ .als =
Portland gazette., 1805-05-20
39oittifaI.


OO"AeS'eut 0a1e'te contains the following 1t.
Ter to- TaIEND STANLEY whom we fuppole to be
none other than the editor Of the O&t,vIlery paper
iometime Gnce eiabl ihed il. Newhampilire 10 eFee
revolution IN thar Gatc.lt will b. reroIe6ttd that
This fame tdnor has been recently" rewarded for hi
iabOTs." by the PATRON or LlBHLLERS with
ehce
ti"f j"ff, ~ tbf ro1d isadiAg tram hsrtteyd to
Ee,1"ghf1d (Me6. J4ep9lfd 10 be eUriife" By ane
PfqpAe'5 rigbil" IN e1y-HembGrs. lie 4ttsr haa
6een 10 rl"rb tr0mp!td npa4 as 70 render the per-
ks name Ia qUbam Il 4il1f dixeEsd. ga9TfeI'iei5t
ICo.-
HAnrroRD, March 20, 1906.
" FRIEND SrANpLEY,
81 was not little pleafed 10 hear OF the re-
fult Of yonr late election New Hampthlre has
certainly done well-much better than any OF
US expected here. think you are well rewar-
ded for your fervices. doubt no: but the
frenghth of republication will "wax itronger
and ftronger" in your Rate.-We have iome
hopes Of MaHachufetts ;-think it potEbe how
ever that Srong may gain his election. In this
fate tConneGticut) the Lord only knows what
will be the fruits Of our hbour Believe me,
Sir, we are a.moft exhauited We have tried
fcheme after fcheme to gain ftrength, but TO no
purpoie-It is roo true, that the people are
" too zvel ;atcymed;" they know that their oth-
GERS are heaSR, capable men. [mARE THIS FREE
MEN and it is difficult, ] find, to convince then
of the conuary.--It 1t was lalt fall Propofed by
Squire Edwards, that we ihould adopt an en-
tire new plan, which was, proVs tie STATE Spitb-
sRt . Contribution the plan was approved OF,
and adopted ; bur alas it itproduced no other et-
feet than 10 deprive US of more than the addl-
tional ftrength gained lax Spring. We have in
created the number Of republican rreaes, bot
they feem to do but little good as yeti dc
nor, really, Sir, fee any profpe6ts OF iucceis II
this itaie very foon-l fear the tide has turned
againt us-'rbe people Of connecticut are no
70 eafily periuaded as thofe Of your itate--i OF
know that they are not wavering in their prin
clples,-it it is almof impoiIibbe TO alter their
pinions, when once hxed-and they are as pune
tual to attend Freemen's Meeting, as the fun l:
TO preform its courfe.
Yours, &c. s..
Portland gazette., 1805-05-20
Mr.. ELLIOT,
10 HIS CONSTITUENTS.
LETTER IV

LII Il N H.
The manner IN which the amendment
TO the contribution was carried through
both Holles of Congrels was not lels ex.
traordinary than the meafure itfelf. II
affords an inltru6tive and even an awful
ledon and the future prelervation Of the
contribution demands that this gloomy
fcene fhould be committed to the conyeul.
Platicn Of PoEeritv. To record the pro-
cecdingS Upon that occalion conhdered
facred duty which oweto my country !;
and in doing it fhall betray no truR, J.
fhall not act the part of an informer. |
diidain all connexion with the little band
Of republican ariftocrato-- - 4lnagogues 4;
they have tr-,. L.. -1.--7- >-a,e 81 s :
MI tnern aaT members Of Congress, vi WttalIl the
let, if not with contempt; and all i'm
portant facts contained in this letter have
long been the fubjea of general converia-
ton at the feat Of government.
Mr.. Butler, republican Senator from
South Carolina, who warmly oppoled the
amendment, in a letter TO the Legislature
of that State, obierved, that be had not bssn
long in lsnats Jfnce bis LaR election before be
perceived a combination am0nS certain large
fatss, ugfair in itief QhG dangerous in is
conjeguenfe5 10 tbe rights Of otbsr State5-
into ibis continuation they ba0e dream )0ne q
The Gnoll Ratel-tbey bold eVening meetings
10 deeide q0bat jbaH preVaH in Senate, ana
no prOteftions ean /uceeed eObie5 dee5 no
come tfrom one sftbeir party, SIC. Notwith
ftanding the refpedability Of Mr.. Butler
character, and hislong tried patrlotiful, le
US hope, for the honor Of our country anf
the caufe of liberty, that the warmth Q
his feelings in relation to particular mea
fure, led him to give TOO deep colorinj
to this melancholy pi6ture. Would t
God were not under the necehity Of con
frning his ttatement 70 far as relate
to the amendment but the cor
firmation is infepatably conneae
ne6ed with the jufihcation Of my ow
conduit. The refolution which was Ter
from the Houfe TO the Senate, contempt;
ton no alteration Of the Contribution oil
er than the mere determination of tt
votes. It was foon found that the Priva
fentiments of feveral of the oldsft and mo
respectable republican members Of 4
Senate were hotile to the nieaiure Sou
of them, however, were inhru4ed TO vo'
in its foyor, and it was hoped that 4
Others would yield to the pqpalar fen
ment in the ltates they rePrefented. Il
minority conaantly called for the conf
Grafton OF the relolution from the How!
but the majority, for feveral weeks, rel
q fed 10 fufer il to be coHidcred. T
buiinefs was not yet fuficiehtly matur
in SO evening meetings" Or the III
caucus on the fubjea was Informed.
: Ilelter from one of thofe members who 2
: Eby fome called leading oaes, t. ancih
Portland gazette., 1805-05-20
POETRr


II NUT be fo--My friend, thou rea.'aef we'll
EIie' vvhenec 'hi' Plea6ns hops this ford dsGre.
This looging aitef ionething unpofef,'d'
Or whence th's f-erst dread this inward herrcr,
or dying uuelpous'dl Why alrinks the foul
Back On herieIf' and it'rtes a: virgintyl
TIs inihn9, f'ithfu nilintl, firs within rs.
lis natures fcIf that points out an alliance.
And intimptts partner TO the fcx-
Marriage thou plea(ng, md yet an1ios, thought
1hro' what variety Of hopes and fears,
Thro' what new icenes ard changes mua we pal.
Ih'uathangng nare in profpeC lies before me;
But Shadows, clouds, and darknsfs reGt upon it.
Here will hold. # Natnre prompts the with,
(And that he does, Is pain from all her vorksl
Our duty and our interen bid indulge il;
Tor the grea: end Of Natures lava j. bIiCs;
But yet in wedlock woman nun obey"
I'm weary fthefe doubts The prell lha end n N
Nor do r4ihly venture. Lois and gain,
Bondage, and pIeaiure, mcsi my thoughts at once
we'd my h,ety !, gon, forever!
But haPpincf' from tEns i,lcIf fscured,
Love hHt lhaii recompcnce my lOis Of fr,rdom;
And when my charms fhsl fade away, my eyes
iheSileiVe' grow dim, my lature bsnI with ye1r.;
lhen, virtuous friendlhip lhal fuccted 60 love.
Ahe" Pieafd I'll icorn infrmtcs and death
Nevetd, Immortal in fila race.