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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31
gy,,u LUTHER MdRTIN, ~. d''sras,-as'
ss,si sf tie Gsfs Of Maryland.
) q niIsmen,

tsonply with your reaaeh ia aatns ny opinion :, OF
u,.i,,.p. flixir II has bssn uled IN nay family Tor
I've sr shrss year, pat with uniform iaesei whenever
colds, soushs eaii.r complaint, nave res0o,
40 sgres,ble remedy for very painful and srousisons
saios Of ,hs brss, sssoraPansa with t0rsHsi' ana
'v;th oLarl asd and difkeult breathing.
Ga shsfs account, dc not hehtate to resommead
Esnilrons xiixir ayaluase msdsins, ana deserving
pablo at,snsioS. ,,rr,rp MapTIN
A., Ahs,h Hsnrv. Bridgs-ftrees, Raltimsre, was
$500 :, one bos,ls ii Hamtoa. elixir OF very coma
u.ss.l diiorasr, 0sssaonsd By fs'srs Geld caught
iksyersl nOnsh. ago. He breathsd with .hs srea.sN
SeulY, and wa. often thrown into weakening iwsass
~h<a ne attempted to waf any s.sr.e ,as. be could
anlv a.,unps to whifper. be has been upwards OF hx
s:ks w,hous reearn of hs complaints aad dsres 10
fys this public ssGinony in tgsr e 'sas ss1sa9i'
msdisine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31

;n,ea;sr that natural, intendbls perlpifatior,
witch Is 70 eGent:ai.s health. Yet i, la'atafy
effects are fpesdy and permanent, renae',n5 .0s
Mia delicate foir and clear, improving lae eo1h.
u!exion, and rcitorins the bloom OF youm. issso'
failing 20 rsnder an ordinary couatenanee bsauu-
al. and an handfoms one mcsc 10.
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N O T | C. E.

a T meeting ofthe P.eidcnr and Dlns'
I a of tie Little River Turnpike Compln?l
at J1hn Gadby's, in tie town OF AlexaHiI
on The sth December, loo5--
Reholved, Tia, the trcafurcr notlly the t'o
holders in ite Little River Farapiks Comail
who hsvcnot paid up the f-vcral calls due ny
them, that the iitraticn CT the work viii = :.
admit offuritsr indulgence and that he clas !
gal eroccsdings to b. bad againa all thois y.
fail 10 make imiaedIate payment--and tnh
publifh this .zfo!utIca in enc Of the ncwifaf'
Of Alexandria, Lssi5ufg, and Winchsltef'
True copy.
Levin Powell, Prgfdeaf'
IA, l4s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31
HAMILTON'S
I5oPW DRsRorTNG LoZENeEs,

PORN DRSROTING L0ZENeEs,
which have within fenr years paR cured upwards Of
se hanred and twenty thoan3 perfoHs of both fexss
ofcv.ry age and in every tsation, Of various danger
ssss eipaints arinS from, worms and from sbRrn4i-
fens or foulnefs in the Aonsch and bowels.
SvThis medicine bears snIsgy whltcyer OF hmIiar
s;tle e COMMONLY eompsined of - operating with yo
.anhhe contrary, particular excellence Of this and
s beng fuitsi 70 avery age and eaasitstass aud si0
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SA L <
A good BlaGkilniEh wanted.

TO 5S reatsd, Iot enc ~ more gears,
Il n excellent aud for a sia,kfmih ard r.
~ vefn. Tiers is en- the pennies two new
houi. s,wi.h laaitil's iaop and ts5fs and good
garden sacloiajs and she tenact cniy b. accom-
modatea vita few acres aaorsif required pol.
ftllion TO be given the fri day Of January nrxt.
4 pssfon waoEeaa come ls.ll recommended WI
meet with gooa encouragement. Apply TO
joHs BALL.
Alexandra Coua.y, diaria Of
Coaasiss Nav. rs. oawt.D
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Tie Rsaoyas,vs Poud1 for The 1ssh
and Gums.
0NI Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts & Rrensth-
ems the gums, preiefves the enamel from Gec.y'
and clsanles and whitcns tn: teeth, by aopToiog
all that acrimonious fine and foalneas, wAiel
fuaered to accumulate, never fails .oanju's and
finally rEin them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31

Sg>t{E Stock Holders 10 t,le Ma,ine lnluna
4 Company, of Alexandra, are intOnt'
thar an election Cor fifteen Directors to mln's
the affairs Of the faid Company for'thc ysa Q
flung, will be held at the court.houtc, in ANi
andria, the i5th OF nexr month
By order Of The Dhia0rs,
VIM. HaHalorne, PreGdsnt,
nth mo. I'D.
Or Mr.. Green, Frsdcricklburg; MI y
Wis, Richmond; Mr.. Bowen, WiDchcaetj Y
rsqueitsd TO iaiers the above two weeks IN lH1
REFLECTIVE papers.
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Tie Arodyns Ehxiy.

Fer the cure Of every kind Of bead ache.
Indian VsgetabIe Specific.
A fafe and fpeedy remedy for the yenerlal disslc.
IAN ounce 0fpraSentisa IS w0rta Pound OF
cure"
For the prevention and care Of bilioss and na'is
nant fevers,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper on the fiar-
ford road ten miles from Baltimore began about tweHy
months ago to be grevouay ahitfed with tape worm,
which nsreafed far in ze and Rrength 10 as to excite
the NOT horrd snfations by his writing motion. snd
ntolsrabs palms. refcAbng the snawng and tearing OF
his bowels, which deprived HIN OF his neeeRafy hesp'
and szuea ach dreadful apprehenlons as cannot DC con-
eeiycd bet By one in 6lar appetite watt
ed rapidly and with that his rcngth,i that nc was
snahle TO attend to any bufnefs--when ne hsard OF
fo,ns excellent s6res performed by HamtoH's worm
ozenres he took aargs dofe, which brought away a.
boat FOUR YARDS Of the worm (now in the poi
fsfSen of Lee, & COZ but renewa. OF his pains loon
convinced him that this moaroas reptile had recovered
its Ara vieor-Applicatien was made to Lee Co. Tor
more of their medicine, with their advice, from weh
rsulsed the total expul6on Of his formidable enemy IN
fevcral pieces, which he uppofed TO be SIX or ElCE
YARDS more A few months have hnee elagtd, aad
Mr. Fulleris now in psrfe6s health The above facts
are well known numerous circle 81 MS ncighoofs
and himeif viii crafty aay who may wiih 70 make
further inquiries the fubJest Althossh f1a1isoh
worm lozenpes produce iuch powerful effects, WHEN
neceGary, vet they are perfectly innocen. and mild IN
their operation on the human body even taken IN large
doCes "a Mr. Fuller viii teitfythsr particular mid.
nsfs !, abundantly evident in nnunerabls cures OF IN
fants.
c.mmxaieattd BY Dr.. JolnS9sngAr, York tsSos,
PfnxGlvahia.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN M0LTHRR
minAcr OF the Moravian church in York tewn.
lark, Jaaxay 4s5, isgs. !.
DEAR Sir,
DR.. Hsrailrons lozsngcs have been recommended to
me as very adequate means for the cure OF chiaTsn
afliaed with werras, procured box fer the ue OF
nay family, to try whether by means OF this msdieine
might be enabled 70 gain point, whieh, to accom-
plf different other means had proved abortive Ny
sIdsft bas had very hcy appearance, was very rs-
LEI. at night, grew ie.ner IRON tr.c TO tiss in faort,
he fsemed to Be in precarieus fate of Health, which
weula Weld to none IF the aic1cines administered,
sntl gave him two doiss of ezeagss, asfeeaby 70 tae
dirrdsns which carried Of ubfanes Is all appear
anee mere maeus bat rpoR eois infeefien cate re-
peeled with very ras living arima!s. Net one OF that
iers of worms " hch sfpay se ehildren sahe irsFa
him Since thes period he grew ressarkssls better z!
hetlh, and .oush lear, hassus ire ard lively eoal-
ylsxien Upon dierent seeGhsasi have uied THIS rse-
dieias as pprging iusaate, ard @esnd it 70 aas'ce
exceedingly we'll, without bringing on belly aese or
any other dfagreeabs letaecas e often oeeasssed by
pargng aedieiues. Upon she ~hlch jsagt .ii. n1s-
dicine TO be. bsades is main otjsa enc ct tie aoS
fautary means for reAorins lott appetite and Praaess
erspsr assy Of tgeaioa, NJ carrying CT thar " ssus
fubaaace, which sngenders 70 much iaP oltlSc aeta
ai;eng children and ADULTS
am, Sir yoar matt ebsdiest lervant:s -.
& n
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CASES OF CURES
By Harnilton's

WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES
(Seieaea from bsyland,J the aafbestiay Of
1udisk az, peysa may e/esrfain eitber b letter
-or fe5lsnal attEeasisn.
It A P E w O r M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31
Tooth Iche DYeby.

The only remedy yet dilcovercd wh;ch gives
immediate and lahrng relief ia sAe nsfs lavsfe
infances.
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S A l. Z.

1000 bujMel5 fine Lsoe15oo5 SALT,
lust ARRIVED,
And for fsle from u, boatdth brig PseiGen' ny
JOHN TUCKER,
Who has % hand,
80 bbis. New Yofk prime PORK,
20 d.. POTATOES
50 hhds. Mafcovaio SUGAR
100 baIs. do. do.
70 dc. choice HER2INGS b.
A few bags COFFEE
Iuferial, !
Hyfon, t,rEAs
Young H3foh <
'Hylon ska }
pipes old cogasc BRANDY, &c.
N. 3. Cath siyan fct tLaasEEo.
tsoveEhcr IS. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31
~. WEATHERBURN.

fohs Hoover rope maker, south sesond itrsss, be-
tween NARY and ChriRisn freets philadsPhia yelun-
CARLY maksth oath as follows, namely, "a. -.
Thar hislwfe, Mary Hoover, was 10 icveEsy ami q,
sd with viole: rhsuaaatfm, very dangsronly tuatea
the confequeuee Of fevers cold after ylag IN
souued 20 hsr bed weeks, and was az engh
reduced to the melancholy agPrshenssn Of rsmanins
cripple for life the mot Respectable me-
acat advice was followed, aud every probable remedy
attempted when feeling feseFa cafes OF esres performs
were procured from Mr. BreA, No. II, South sceend
rees. The 6ra application enabled hsr 20 walk aeros
she ROOM and the us of bottle reRored her to heE
&fual Rate of health and Strength
JOHN HOOVER.
Ssvo,s 4sl is5ffsibs2 5tfsrs
EBsNEzKk FKRcUsoE, Etqs
cs< Of The jxsiee, Of t5e peace fer PSf's,
ktlt5ia esasy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31
lanes KENNEDY, SIN.
EfNc-sTRRET,

E1Nc-sTRgET,
N R3PECrgULLY i.fsrns the public that nc hss
AZ resolved. iroaa LEX & Coo Pateas and Family
Msa;s;ae stors, Nsw.Ysrh, s6sA aaortnsnss Of the
sneving
Valuable Medicines,
whish are ia high sissn aad general sds thrs.shoas
ths uaissd sssrss, many Of thsm being fold cheaper
shan she dssss Of which they are ssapsandsd seutd
BE- psrshAfsI as retail Aore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31
LUTHER MARTIN.
DR.. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended a. invaluable medicine, i0r .ns
fpsssy rslief and permanent OF the various COM
aian,s which relri, from dGpated Pleaisre,-lavehs
in climates ;. aa.v'f seaasa,
,nrs,t;on or any other de0rusive intemPsrancs-sas
rakful or sxs.asye ufe Of nsrsaryths ddsaies Pesu
liar 90 fsnalas az certain period OF lIssad
&s. Sc. he
Andn proved by long and csssn6ve experiences 70 %
ab[olurely unparalleled in the cure of
/. Nervous Diforders,l Violent tramp, IN ses
Canfumptons,- nomaen ane DAN
Ssownsfs Of fpirits, Indigeaios'
Lei. of appetite, Melancholy,
Hyaorisal affections, Pains in the lims''
Inward xsaknehes. Richardson's,
SesaiDal weaknefIss, involuntary eninoas'
Rluorbas Ter whites) Obstnats sise",
Earrepnss, | ln'PotsRe!, @s. az.
obaiaaey of deais has brought general impover-
nsut Of the fysn, ssesfss debility q the no ~hS,s
irsms and waiting Of the A*h when no nI Sa IN.
srt or cordial could repair, perseverance in the uie
q this msdisias has performed the rot aksn'Aans
cures.
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sr matt ebsdiest lervant.E
Holm MOTHER.
Dr. Hshn's true and gsnata:l esrma ~
Gers Platter.

Aa infalliable remedy for eorns, fp.e5ily re-
moving them rect and branch, Without glssns
pain.
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Valuable Medicines,
g.. TAXI NoTler

Tar =. 'xsnse1r Jts.is s1tax'sS iss sss, GSsss
/sy ALsxANDRIA.
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Freight Waited.
Liverpool Salt-A foat,

L1UerPoot Salt--Ailoat.
200 hhds. coarle liverpool SALT
On doaydtbs Jeboontr FaOoante at Law,sss
zv9ayf, and jdsr.yaA BY "
Lawralon s. Fowle;
jybo ba5e aJo ssesjvsa BY Jaid Jrbssusr. n,
8st7m,
50 5bls. New England Rum,
hhas. MolsGrs,
90 boxes Mould and Djpt Candies, 81
20 dc. FreG Checclate,
10 do. Belt Hayanna SCARS,
8 bales Burboon Gurshs,
go bits Fira Qualify Ru!iia Duck, d
5000 It's. Shcst Lead.
ON HAND. 81
So chefs Young Hyion AMI iyfon Slia I'd
100 bylts heavy. Ravens Duck, iuperiora sa
hty to Ensiih,
20 do. light sasens,
40 barrels Turpentine.
a QUANTITY OF
Baalmo1s Bellona GUN-POWDEi|
December zS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31
HAMILTON,s ESSENCE AND Elk
3 TRACT OF MUSTARD,

5 A fate and effe&ual remedy for govt, rheumatlim'
oasy. prans, braiies pains in the face and neek &C.
And has performed more cures in the above complaint
than all tie Other medicines aver before maze Puohs
From Or. Wsathsr5arn,
Hyshs ssanty, VIrginiss
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GsNTLKMEN,

~ parekafea at yoar HOP the Prept.
rseicns vow call HsmiltOns Efecs, or Extras OF
tard, which believe has perfectly renewed ehronc
fof chat kind named fcatiea. or OF the hP
;n,l rn,Ier which had abored for long time, and
%hrA had bacd every article in the Mareria Msdiea,
aud syery ods of treatneut received into praise Tor
the cure Is ths obkinae dleas If you think this let
.tsr ufssnI yoa are az lb<rsy 20 make it public.
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FOR SALE,

~y-HATlarge ana convenient WARsHouSi
4 AND LOT OF GROUND, Giuat. on d,
South iide Of King-areet, iase the properly
Cba,les Tke,ber, Geeealsd;; adjoining MsEs
h. & w. Richaidion's. The Hoafe tronsii
:cet, ard in depth 70 feet, taejet to a rsnt
fxty -ieven and half dollars. For terms april
70
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-31

In cafes Of extremity
obainaey Of difeafs has
ihnent of the fYffem,
frame, and = waiting
inert or cordial could
Of this msdieiae has
cures.
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w. GORE, OR
A. SCHOLFIELD,

A. SCHOLFIELl,
If til: above Properly hould nct be Sold ps
TO the fta day of January next, it will Onits
day be offered at Auction, on crsdii OF anl
days.
Philip G. MarhlIs
December "a.
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N @ T | C. E.

December a..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
(By Authority.)
AN ACT

Supplementary TO khs ael. fniffnled IN &C
70 regulate the collection Of duties on i'm
horfs and tonnage
Be tt enacted, by the Senate and House d
Rehresrnfalives Of fne UXted Safes II f1ie-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That the same
terms of credit which are granted by law,
for the payment Of duties, on articles he
produce Of the West Indies, and no other,
shall be allowed on goods, wares and mrr-
chandize imported by sea into the United
States, from all forsisp ports and Islands,
lying north of the Equator. and situated
on the eastern shores of America, or in
its adjacent seas, bays and CULTS.
Sec. 2. ind be it further enacted, That
il shall be lawful for any ship or vessel TO
proceed with any goods wares or merchan-
disc, brought in her, aud which shall in the
manifest delivered TO the collector of the
customs, be reported as destined or intend
ed for any foreign port or place, from the
district within which such ship or vessel
shall first arrive. TO such foreign port or
place, without paying or securing the pay
ment OF any du,iesupon such goods, wares
and merchandize, as shall he actually rr.ex-
ported in the said ship or vessel : Provided
that such manifest so declaring 10 re-export
such goods, wares or merchandise, shall
be delivered 10 such collector within forty
eight hours after the arrival of such ship
or vessel. And, Provided also, that the
master or commander Of such ship ves-
sci shall give bond as required by the
thirty second section of the ACT inttuled
an act to regulate the collection Of du-
ties IN in,norfc and tnOnanr.b
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker offAe House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
A. BURR,
Vice Presidenf ofrfhe United States, and
President IF the Senate.
February %, 1905 IMPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
RICH.N7ND ACHDEMY LOTTERY.
18th DAYS DRAWING
Prize of 1000 Dolls.--No. 1868.
Prize OF 100 Dolls No. 254f

Prize Of 100 Dolls Mo. 2541
Prizes of ~ d lls-No's 1898 Isl 1876 1852
2970 2573 34fz 875 3435 1891 1893 1920 2I4O
637 1917 3507 1868 1906 2244 $50 7o9 1879
965 703 1850 56l1 70 IS 1858 1871 1852 27oo
2l49 1873 3IO2 5 $500 2549 2o8 3iol f7t9
1919 14so 5000 1898 209 100 $50 3l70 1859
1878 $500 1857 1906 326 1868 1878 2Oi5 5000
3I3 1915 Si7 1871 1898 60 1851 1910 1866
2tO3 as, 2216 1853 1858 100 34i 7S5 1917
1889 $50 S50f 1903 1873 2o59 1879 100 20
1850 24s 1887 2072 754 1856 3383 3l3o 255
1895 24s4 1921 242) 1917 ISL 2soi 1888.
240 7fcte,s in fbe Woeei
Dra7sisy will be closed ttis day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

- The several persons to whom the
printer hereof sold Richmond Academy
Lottery Tickets on credit, are requested
to make immediate payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

~ A disappointment, in receiving our
usual supply Of printing paper, which is
daily expected, compels us to print this
days Argus on paper much inferior
both in size and quality to that commonly
used. Ample amends shall be made for
the deficiency.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL cauRcHLorrzRr,
BALTIMORE.

n
BALTIMORE
Fortfsth day's dra1rirg.
700 Tickets drawn this day.
Prize Of 500 dollars No. 5i84, (6rst
drawn blank after 2O0O uckets.)
Prizes Of 200 dollars--Nos. i742s
1850 1876.
Prizes of 100 dollars-Nos. l6o28
1906 l3l5s 1895 1919 lo4ss 1855.
Ptizes oe so dollars Nos. $3.50 1875
57s9 1898 1855 1871 1862 zoos
1870 6430.
Prizes of IS dollars--Nos. 24o3 1875
1852 ioo2s IS.
4 DIED--In Isle Of Wight county, Col
sJAMES JOHNSON, one Of the mao;s
Atrates Of said county, much regretted b
% numerous acquaintance, as we'll as By =
affeesionate wife and two children.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

Mr.. Burr did not leave Washington on
the day mentioned he was in the gallery
among the sovereign penple on Monday
when we say sovereign We mean even
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

more than the sovereigs people, we mean
the peoples sovereign---the ladies.--i6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
RICHMON ID I:

~ A disappointment in receiving our
usual supply of printing paper, which is
daily expected. compels us to print this
days Argus on a paper much inferior
both in size and quality to tina, commonly
used. Ample amends shall be made for
the deficiency.
The several persons to whom the
printer hereof sold Richmond Academy
Lottery Tickets on credit, are requested
to make immediate payment.
The great length of tbs proceedings on
S. Chase's trial, and our circumscrihed H.
mits, with the pressure Of other important
matter, obliges us to discontinue the pub.
LEGATION in this paper. The whole will,
however. shortly appear in pamphlet,
and be for sale at this osfis..
A letter from the city Of St. Domingo,
says Flour is 80 dollars per barrel and
that no vessels will be permitted TO trade
in the Spanish part Of the Ilahd, unless
they bring a certain portion Of their cargo
IN Hour. True Anrerican.J
Corn was sold in Charleston, South Ca
ro'ina, the ll,h ult. by the cargo at two
dollars ffty Cents per busheI. The retail
ing price is sad to be three dollars.
fhe S1rnh1ttnn, valuable ship bound
homeward, from Batavia for New York,
was captured on the lIth uit. in the Iaii-
tudc ut Bermuda, by the British sloop Of
war Busy, aud sent for New Providence.
The pretest vas that she had French pas.
sengers on board.
Many men who talk about a religious
President, do nnt consider. fully, what is
meant. Does not Me-. Jefferson do all
that Washington did, or ADAMS was
as';ed to do! Let Us suppose that he was
- ieted to some sect. IF an Episcopa-
liam. then jealousy would arise that eve
ry Bishop was of Mr.. JeEferspn's stamp,
and the Northern states would be offended.
liza Presbyterian, then it would be asked
of what sort! And every little sect un-
der that name would hope for patronage.
The poor Friends, whenever law passed
about military duty would be led TO sus.
peel that The president intended it should
bear hard upon them. But now he at
.~sas religious worship. He aids by his
charity, as we arc assured, all who call
upon him. No seGt fears his influence
all share his love and protection. Il
there not room to fear that they who
want religious President. and are not con
tent with such man. wan, prosecutor
For what would the Calvinis.ssay of an Ar
.minian President! What have they not sale
81 some late elections! If the presidcn
be not precisely OF their stamp, he would
get no credit for his religion, but me mar,
ME qvorse, would some say. Can il ther
be wondered Ina, the great majority ST
under their own vines and sigtrecs, and tc
have none to make them afraid.
CSalem Registcr.)
A letter from one ofthe American cup
tives, in Tripoli, dated in July last, repre-
scnts, that there had been no abatement
in the rigor Of their treatment; and the
sum required by the bashaw for peace, and
,he ranso;r, of the prisoners. was one mill
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

His Exccllency the French Minister oil
the Interior has communicated TO the
Central Society Of the vaccine peck inno-
culation, tn: result OF counterproof,
which by the concurrence Of circumslan-
ces which accompanied il, will form an G.
pocha in the history of vaccination.
Six black children, tho first two were
vaccina,sd at the Isle of Reunion, and the
variolic matter from whom Afterwards
served for upwards Of 5000 individuals,
were embarked on board Ia Jeune Caro-
line, vessel infected with the small pox, s.
conducted TO one of the Seychelles islands,
where the vessel performed quarantine.
These six children remained constantly
on board, in the very midst Of infection,
and the greatest care was taken that they
should eat live, and sleep with those in
tected with the matter. They were even
twice inoculated with the small pox du-
ring the quarantine and each time large
missions were made into both arms. 1t
is, however proved bv the process verbal
kept day after day, that these six children,
who had slept under the counterpanes of
the varIolated subjects, who had been in
contact with their pustules, who had
eat aud drank out of their dishes, who had
been twice inocuIated with the virus OF
those variolated individuals who had died
of the small pox, have been preserved
from all contagion and maintained in per-
feet health.
This counter proof is perhaps the most
striking one in the whole history of yacci-
nation, on account ofthe very particular dr.
cums,ancesw which a,tendedit,v viz. lIiatthesc
six children whilst under quarantine lived
during fortnight in the midst oftwenty
blacks who had the continent small pox,
of whom six died from twenty to twen-
ty-6ve other blacks, covered with scurf,
in state of desiccation and convaIescence
surviving seven infected who died before
the arrival Of the vessel, all penned up
between decks in small ship, in the cir
cumscribed space of eight feet wide by ten
or twelve in length.
rhiscounterp roofdeservesa place in the
immense collection of useful experiments
which have been made in Europe upon
the vaccine; it futfiIs above all the inn
portant end which Government had in
view, & confirms in coute stibly the anti-va-
riolic property which Numerous essays
made by the most celebrated physicians
in the civilized world, have insured to
the new inoculation.---M Nero. .AfU.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

The grea, length of tbs proceedings on
). Chase's trial, and our circumscrihed IL
m'ts, with the pressure Of other important
matter, obliges us to discontinue the pub.
LEGATION in this paper. The whole will,
however, shortly appear in pamphlet,
and be for sale at this osis,..