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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22
Auguf IL.
IRISH WHISKEY.

The (ubfcriber has On hand about
1900 gallon. Wl5ISKEY, made lat Chsifnas
from matted barley, which is of an excellent
quality. 1t is now offered for tale to private ia.
miles, by the gallon, at four fhillings and FIX
pence or sly the barrel at four fittings and three
ueno:- AT his Aoufe near the brewhoule.
THOMAS CRUISE.
Alexandria, Auguft I. dom
n. 3. The few that have drank of this Whit
KEY give it the preference TO Brandy. There is
no doubt of its being wholclome iPiris. LIS
being manufactured in the town, ihorld be a
farther re .or.mendation te the citizens.
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N O + / G. E..
To be Sold, at Public Sale, onths i2tb
e .Cebt>mbfy. =

day OF SelPten1per,
1.-TWO HOUSES, on Prince .hreet; the IRON,
houfe will fuit very well tor a tore ana
dwelling houfe, having the advantage OF cry
cellar where any kind Of groceries maybe Kept
in rh. winter ieslon: The back hou!e has three
rooms, fuitable for FINAL family both bouies
have right 20 At feet alley. Fac TINE is
good, aad til: property is free from all cacun''
brance.
Robert Gordon.
Auru9 ~. s eo3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22

~HESE Bittcrs have undoubtedly had tim
/ mott rapid fale of any Patent Medicine e
yey before difcoyered, and are jutly appreciated
for their fing ular and uncommon VIRTUES for re
fforinp weak and decayed contributions, and all
thattfsin of CON- Heated complaints 10 common IN
the fpring and tall feafons, fuch as Intermittent
Ftvfrs and AgHss, long AStamnaI FeVers' ~
nsteries, 9e. they are alfo very pleatant BIT
ter for common Gc, and where they are known
they have taken the place and fupcrceded the use
of all other bittels in public houfes as well az IN
private families.-Pfice 50 cents box.
DIR. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
THE great ialc and inctcaGng demand for thete
valuable pills for thefe twelvc years pat, be-
fpeak their inrrinflc worth. They have proved
inguIsrly eRicacious In Bliiyas and Itlloqv ff.
Ver,, 51sadic<, Head Aaebs, Dyfzateries B'Hfoss
Csshc, CoRivlnsh, femae emfLafsts, or.
The very great demand and high ctleem in
which thcfe pills are held throughout the United
Ssates and the Welt Ind rs, has induced many TO
counterfeit them the purchafer is requeited to
obierye hat the name of Samuel Lee, jun. tthc
patensee) is affixed to each bill OF directions, IN
his own hand writing, or they will not be genu-
inc Price so cents boz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22

DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.
A certain and fate application for that difa
gr.cabe complaint called the ITCH. Price A.
ent a box.
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FOR SALE,
Or.to Let, for Term Q Years, or on
Ground Rent for eyey.

Orto Let, tor Term o Years, or on
Ground Rent for ever,
Four valuable Lots, on the fouth
fde of King -Rreet, between Fayettc and Henry.
ereets each lot fronting 90 eet on King .Nrect,
and runniug back 100 feet to a II feet alley
Fine iruasion of this property is luch (5eing in
one of the mott thfiviug parts of the town) as
TO make the poGeGion of It very dedrable 70 any
spetfcn having aoncy TO pu,ahhe, more cfpeci
ally TO dealers 10 country pso9Yee.
Alho, for SAFE,
A Hcufe and Lot, on the foutEf
Gde of King Rreet, nea' Washington Rreet, and
oppoG,c the fore of Nj. lanes Bacon. This
ftaation is. equal to ary ia town for huGne!s.
Likfzujlt Is Lei, far the tern IF tea years,
An half acre Lot on Duke and Pitt
ftrsets, mott eligibly Gtuated for Garden or
Clover Lot, FOX which purpofe only it would be
rented. As nsnurc has been thrown up in hesps
upon it for fcyeral years the ground cannot but
be as rich as could be wifhed. For terms apply
to Mr.. flames Bacon, on King, near Wafhing.
ton ft1eet, or to the fublcrlbc', at Motley Hall
oppoGte TO Alexandria.
Thos. L. Warrington.
N B. II Hire by Ike month,
A very likely active BOY,
Abous IS years old, who has fron ehild
been acouGomed to wait in the houie, providcS
immediate applications is made as above.
May : &C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
FREDrnrcKsausc, Nov. il
GENERAL EATON


This distinguished character arrived
here on Saturday evening last, in the stage
from Richmond. He was waited on the
next morning by the principal inhabitants
oil the town, add solicited 10 accept pub.
llc dinner at MIR. Farish's. Accordingly
large and respectable company assem-.
! beld about O'Clock, after an elegant re.
Epast, the following loasts were drank
Doci. French (the mayor) acted as Pre-
sideni--Nfr. Wnches!e1. and Doct. Carer
I as Vice Presidents.
TOASTS.
l.. The United States.--Tho' peace is
It's policy, Yet war is preferable TO disho-
norable tribute.
2. ii,e President of the United States.
5. The Vice President aud heads OF de.
parlmenls.
4. The navy and military of the Unit
ed States-Not the Instruments of ambi-
ton, but the Official means OF natural de-
fence.
5. The memory of orr coun,rymen
who Tell before The walls OF 'rripoii--
brayely combating in The cause aud under
the. banners of their country.
g.. The spirit which now pervades A
merica that neither wa,itonIy Offers yicS
!enee, nor ,amely submits to Injuries, may
1t be transmitted ,hro' suctssdinE genera
lions, 20 our latest poster,,y.
z. The ingrati,udc of rcpubIics-Let
The tears winch emba.ln the memories OF
those who fell, and the honors and name
OF those who have returned in our late cal.
.ant squadron, wipe off tie foul aspefsiop
8. The Constitution Of the u. .Ssa;es-
Let its e~csl.sncies lie free from hssty in
noyaiions, aud let no, supers,ilious reve-
renee saDetiy ils deleets.
.. The present. Administration-.Its
measures such as they ought TO he-nsi-
Their meanly submissive, nor precipita,ely
violent.
lc. The Laurels which grateful peo-
pie awards TO The yictor-the strong in
centise To heroic enterprise, aud The re.
ward OF the soldiers toll.
- VOLUNTEER.
by Gen. EA1oS.-Ihe British Lion, II
he still Continues 10 prowl among our
iiocks, let US invent measures to starye
his whelas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
NOTICE.
IF FRANCIS LIGHTFOOT ,

Il native Of the county Of New Kent, and for.
merry resident of the state Of Vagina, be now
living or has any legal heir descendant living,
etner IN the United States or elsewhere. by ap
P'ying ei'ner ~ person OF by special agent, and
producing sufficient evidence Of their being su,b
legal descendant, 10 WIN or Nicholas Lig1tfoot
Of the county OF James City, 10 Geo or LIN,
foot PO'ndexser Of New.Kent, or 20 lanes Poin.
dexter of Powhatau, will hear Of soethine I:so h.
y Important and much 10 their advantage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
DEATHS

Departed this life on the 9th inst. at
his seat (Belle FARM in Gloucester coun-
ty, THOMAS LEWIS COLE, of the
4.h Regiment of the Virginia Artillery.
de Vas sioreie friend, good citizen. J
and truly an honest man.
AT Cara tCumberIand) on the 18th
inst. DR.. WILLIAM WILKISON, af
ter tedious and painful illness, which
he bore with manly Ior,itude. best
comment on his moral and professional
Character, IS The deep regret universally
expressed ihro'i The extensive circle OF his
practice and acquaintance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23

The majority for the present Governor of Penn.
sylsania has already been reduced below i've
thousand, which leaves 10 go Out of 81 thou
sand for the rival candidate. The measures %.
tanned in the last Legislature were. sufficient TO
discover the prevailing scnse OF the majority
From the Legislative proceedings of the ne>t
Legislature we sha.Lb allie t. asc. rtain more ii
reiiy the general disposition of rae State. and
how tar the election is representative of any real
change in the public opinion. The Official ac-
coant OF the votes is no, yet gwen, and probably
the account viii not DC far from che general
statement. So,deeply has every heart been in.
teiested in the contest. that grear ,mposi,ions
val noe probably De attempted. IL mas been re-
peatedy said that many reiused their aid. to the
because IN the eagerness OF con-
test, they considered less danger from the pre-. |
sent state, Than from their best hopes. when |
their ends could not be accomplished in a most |
aispassionate Tuanuer. (N) |
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
RIcHMoND:
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1905.

a very advantageous TREATY has
been made, we under stand, at this place,
with the Chiefs oftle Creek nation; by
which large cession OF land is made TO
the United States, and the right given, to
open diree road to New.Orleaus thro'
the territory ofthe Creeks. The United
States, on their part, contracl 10 pay the
annual sum of $4,000 dollars for eight
YEARS, and the annual sum of 1000 dol.
lars, torteh years thence ensuing.
Eat. Lstel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
VI A X RTE d

On Thursday the 18th inst BArHusT JosrA
Esq TO N'ss. BARBARA o. THILaAs; both of
Hanover county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23

Let BIN tell the whole truth. ard !, will ra;se
monument CT CORY torhe President OF the Unit.
ell States, We my venture TO predet all these
advantages irent'ae past suecess OF his ensmies
He is more knowIs more estserned. and more
iLuariouss by every attempt 10 .njure hrs icnu-
tauon. When political character 10 confounced
w,,h domestic ancodote which ea,4io, be explain.
ed, scandal IS contounded. anl cav srsechless.
(G)
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Nine 1foHtb's Ctellit 7rif6 God 5ecsaIty.
TO PRINTERS.

Printing Materials /or Sale.
7 ONG PRIMER, Plea, English, Double pr.
ca, Two.Lines English, French Canon. Four
Lines Plea, Five Lines Plea, Sewn Lines Plea.
Nine.lines Pisa, Thirteen Lines Plea, Six;eea
Lines Plea, Nineteen Lines Plea Quotations.
FooiseaP and DENY Chases. ard C7ses
PROSSRR * MONCURE. v NJ
Richmend, Nov. 2Sd 1905. f1oafsr, !
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\
..4-. - sf
II is true, we understand, that there is
on board the Congress now in the poto.
mac, an ambassador from the Bey of 1'u-
mis-, to the United States. His name is
SIoI SULLIVAN MALA MANN, tind he is
attended by numerous suite. The cir
cumstances attending this mission are too
interesting TO be omitted. For conside-
rable time past the Bey Of runis had ma
infested hostile feelings towards the Unit
ed States, when three TGnisian ships were
taken by our blockading squadron off Fri
poll. This act excited the indignation OF
the Bey, and menacing letters were adj
dressed to our commodore demanding sa.
tisfactioD. As soon as peace was effect
ed with Tripoli, commodore Rodgers sii-.
tered the Tunisan Bay, and sent "a ines
sage, little expected by the Boy, whose
court was thrown into CONSERVATION. The
ianguare of menace was disavowed, and
all Intention Of coming to- rupture with
the United States disclaimcd. The sub
sisling difference between the Bey and
commodore Rodgers issued ia the former
proposing, and the latter acquiescing in
this mission, with the view OF making The
proper assurances and representations to
the President of The United States. We
understand, that according to the usages
OF the Barbary powers, this mission, is to
be considered as distinction paid TO the
United States, as those powers never send
ministers butt nations whose power they
hold IN great respeel.
According, likewise, 10 their customs,
1t becomes the duty of our COVE rsment to
provide tor the lodging aud maintenance
o. the ambassador. The house lately oc-
cupied by Mr. STEELE, mas accordingly
been taken for the reception oflhis ,i,i,,is-
ter. who, no doubt, will be received-wah
distinguished honors. Sidi SULLIVAN Mala
Mann brings, we understand, four Ene
Arabian hcrses as presents.
Sldi Hanet, the exiled Basbaw-o OF Tri-
poll, declines, it is said coming 10 The u
nited States.--sb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
A MONSTER -

a letter from a gentleman in Clsrkes.
burg, Harrison county, dated The il,h
inst 10 his brother inthis city, mentions,
on ,hepreceding night, that Abel Clements,
living about a mile from that place, rnur--
dered his wife and eight children. This
wretch WIS man in easy circumstances,
and it was supposed, lived happy in his
family, but was always thought TO be q
very narrow-hearted soul. rie iniInedi-
ately made his escape with all his money,
papers, sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23

The many praises bestowed upon the moder.
ates by men who have no share of tho nolera .
ton they praise. may well alarm a candid man
Why have they not discovered, may SUCH man
say, some of this moderation to our adrinistfa.
ton, 10 public men, and national measures ,
Illl they are thus consistent, beware OF the Ian
of Delilah. fI6,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23

E7 For the latest Foreign Advices
received by the ship Eliza, arrived al Nor
folk, IN 80 days from bordeaux, see 9Th
col. oil I'd page ofthis days Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23

Ii L were m our power we would give list
OF British CONCENTRATIONS. But The strokes are
SO varionsly applied. ito discover that the ma
ton is well acquainted with the art, and the best
Judges among us can only guess where the srrose
VIII be next. At one time, they are searching
vessels as they enter our ports. Al another
tney are sei<ing our properly in their colonies Isl
the north and the south. Sometimes under one
pfetence, thun under another One while for
doing WRONG, and then for intending TO do wrong.
And sometimes to keep IL on, of our power 10
do wrong, or TO be tempted TO do wrong. They
rake our property. and our seamen as they please
and tell us how mach we have TO hope from th4r
full possession OF the sovereignty of the seas.
And yes such IS the warm PATRIOTISM OF some of
our own citizens, thar they had rather speak
many words about what Spain can do in the
sands Of Florida, than one word to encourage
the national resentment against the creates, de-
predsiions on our comrerce. We dcprsca,e war.
Bur If we must have 10, let Us have il with glory
and TO secure the rights OF the sea-
(Satem Peg.) 4.
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LGn9 g other P1obert2
FOR SAlE,

! tOK ~ LIZ.
tCaN Wednesday the fi,n o,v of I,scc,,ler.
! = sos, will DC exposed at ,,..blic al, lie
highest baler. upon a cret,ir OF one mi 80
ears. ,sii ssusbie 4 we'll known ,rsS or L AND
oeionging ~ the estate of Goodrich Crum,. dec.
IN Pow hatar county, si.uase On the 8rcki,ishar,
rcad D miles from flie courthouse SO nom k,.u-
| chester, and 1 IL from appomaitox r4er.-
Tse improvements are small and convenient
dwelling house. with rooms below and aboVr,
4 kitchen, dairy, sniosk house and every other
oat hpnTe III good repair, ard calcua, ed for the
accommodation of agentcel family. Ii is unne,
cGsssry To state all tho zdrantases ulis tIsa OF
land has, rs ]. is presumed no one viii pucbase.
withour hrsr viewing il, farther thar to say, tse
1t is III the centre OF one of The most opuent,
healthy and agreeable neighborho DDS in ems state
and contiguous 70 several mills stuff cieniy large
to work 10 or II hands 10 great Advan,age, with
40 bushels of wheat weil.sus in.--Any person
wishing 10 view the above land before the day OF
sale, will apply TO Mr.John Cramp, Tie present
occupant
AT the same rinie anu place win also be SOLD,
upon IL months Credit, for all exceeding 40
dollars. all The
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
Togeiher win tie STOCK OF every desc ription
-horses. hogs; steep and horned cattle, among
the latter OF which are several good pain of work
oxen=-planiation. utensils two carts, wageoii
TWO pair OF cant wheels, &c. Ssc.---For all
sums under ten dollars cash will be REQUIRED.
bonds 10 carr; interest," from line t.-tc if not puhc-
tualiy paid.
go These who have claims AGAINST the es-
tate of Goodrich Crunip dec are requestetlto
bring thsm forward 20 Richard Ciun,p, Properly
authenticated, by the FIRST of April next
wv HICKMAN, Eae'rs oTGood.
RICH ARD CRUMP, ,Ic6 C,anne.
Powhatan, Nov %, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
WANIED TO HIRE.

1.-TWO SERVANTS, Man and Woman
the Man must have been accustomed 10 vais
IN house, as he will be wanted Tor that and to
assist as Porter il a SsoTe ,--Tse Woman must
be good plain Cook and Washer. Clearly in her
person, aud every thing she does and 10 have
40 followers
honesty and sobficty.
Two OF the above description viii meet with
good place and liberal wages, by applying az
this Oiice.
November. %. 1905. f,go
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23

In nothing have the men opposed tobur good
government shewn greater contempt for the nm.
derstandings of the republicans. than in The in
eessant inyeetivcs they pour out Upon their hes,
trends. Can they suppose that lreqnen, abuse 4
sure success Does persecution usually baye this
en enc, surely never, # men arc sincere. They
N,. iG''ow their good friends to the Raues ra.
ther than renounce them. Such men n,,s, H.
It IN earnest. either suppose thar the renubiien
are very ignorant, very careless. or very n,sin.
Sere' IL IS a happiness to good republican 70
hfo mat the persecution OF Americas create,
nan has multiplied his friends. And that az The
zone OF insult grows louder. il evidently is moye
n~'sn 10 me ears OF the people, who PC from
'he mao noise OF their folly aud djstraslion.-Ib rs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23

IL - among the last attempts to degrade The
immortal President Of the United States. 70 in /.
s'nus'e that his friends feared TO dispav TO the
Tho'e world the fuIl history Of washington.
Jus.ee 70 the history Of our country would spread
glory around our national beneiaGor, and dis
eoVer 70 the nation new causes of thsir siscere
sFantuds: To the historian, no objection should
. DC made " which he might be discouraged in
n's utmost Investigations. We leave him nor
ony every occurrence, but ali the colors by which
We eould enbiazon Il. We hope he will not
wnnhod Jingle Circumstance, provided he Is
ho1 disposed 10 l.Sye II naked and timex laiasd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23

by Gen. GATos.-The British Lion, If
he SUI Continues 10 prowl among our
iocks, let US irvent measures to slarye
his whelas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
70 70 Is ca

- ~ % o4
This was glorious triumph Of f,inci.
htes, one which ought never 10 be forgot
ton, one which ought To encourage US to
believe that our form OF government may
remain uDal;ered forever.
As last effort, the circumstance Of
Mr. Jefferson AVID Mr.. Burr having an G.
quail number of votes was taken advan-
tage ofby the federalists and The treachs-
~ Of Mr.. Burr fully answered the wishes
and expectations Of the enemies OF his
couB,ry's freedom. Hence resulted a
scene of intrigue and yIlainy at which
pos,erity will look back with astonishment
and abhorrence. AT length Justice pre-
vailed, the viii Of the people was not
thwarted, on the exercise of their physi-
cal strength.
Themeasures of his administration have
been the only reply which he has offered
10 the unexpected abuse of his political
opponents. He has been incessansls as.
sailed as the vilesl Of the community, vet
he has not been thus attacked because he
is Thomas Jelferson, but because Tho.
mas Jefferson IS the ab.est defender of the
rights OF the people, because his admins
ration, more than any other, has prov
ed not only the praclihiIily but The snpe-
rior excellence OF our democratic repre-
sentative form OF government. lie has
proved The iais',y of every federal predic-
ton by his pol teal conduct, and his pri-
waite reputation remains u,biemished, al.
though calunny and ialsehood essayed
TO render it odious in the eyes Of man
kind.
we ind that such was the change in
public opinion from 1861, TO 1901,
that Mr.. Jefferson gained his election BY
etyhf vofes--We have now to mark the
effect OF this administration, we have now
10 sbe@ the strongest evidence of peo-
pies affection that ever was given under
any government or in any nation. At
the third trial in lso4-5, the votes stood
thus -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

people, than was given by the result Of
this election. Let it be remarked that,
in every quarter OF the union numerous
officers had been appointed, who were
deeply Interested in the reelection of
Me. Adams that he had fortified him.
selfby every species of influence, and that
scarcely friend of MIR. Jsffersoa held an
Office or situation OF trust or patronage.
The prospect was certainly not mole pro-
pisious than that of 1896, yet such was
the impression made upon The people,
such was the regard for institutions and
principles which had been laughed at and
abused, thai the friends OF freedom ,ri-
umphed. Of this election the following
is the return:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
FROM THE AURORA.

Yesterday MIR. Jefferson commenced a
second term of service: it may be useful
and interesting to ask the attention CT our
readers, while we return to the period
when he was first held W as candidate
for the Office of chief magistrate of the A
mercan people, and to mark the progress
OF republicans in raising him to his pre-
sent exalted station.
1t is we'll known that had not General
Washington declined re election, he
would have been chosen to the presidency
in 1861, perhaps without opposition
for, although some measures, adopted ar
der his administration, were dee med in
curious To the rights, and degrading to the
dignity OF the nation; such had been his
popularity alter the close Of an arsluous
contest, that'oattemptt him would
have been useless Ia itself, and would have
exposed to INJURY those who might pur-
sue the oble0.
Retiring, however, To private life, sue
'cessor was 10 be- selected. MIR. Adams,
whose principles were known, from his
compilation ridiculously enough called a
"defence OF the American constitutions
was looked to by those who had, at the
formation of the government, endeavored
TO introduce monarchical and arisrccrati
cal forms, by those who believed the pco
pie 10 be 6 their own worst enemies" and
that republic meant "any thing or moth.
ing"--aHd those who anticipated rank in
nobility, who believed that they wanted
nothing but tile to change their plebei-
an blood, and a mantle TO conceal fore yer
that they had used the hammer. the awI,
or the anvil, preferred Mr.. Adams--ihe
tories OF the revolution, the British depen-
dents, and agents---in short, the whole
body OF the anglo onarch ico- aristocra-
tco-Americans rcjoiced at the prospect of
having as president, a gentleman, who
having been once very obscure himself,
would be very cautious in his conduct To
those of The same cloth.
Mr.. Adams had, indeed, taken such an
honorable and conspicuous part, in the
early period of the revolution, that very
many OF the wings would not believe that
short residence in Europe could have
SO soon corrupted him and these gave
him their support. But, above all things,
the recommendation Of gen. washington
gave Mr. Adams a great weight and in
huence.
"~'' PoWSiiui support, with the
whole eastern influence, and with the
whole weight OF office and of much ryeafth,
II must be granted Mr.. Adams advanced
with strong prospect Of triumph, and 10
oppose h'm was an undertaking Of no In
considerable magnitude and uncertainty.
Mr.. Jefferson, however, was taken up
oy all those who were DESTROYS Of preserv.
ing representative government IN its full
ana pure state; BY the greater part Of the
wings OF the revolution; by those who
dreaded the establishment Of British influ-
ence amongst us and by all, in fine. who
looked with Jealousy upon men, whose
principles were atyiolence with eaualrichts
and whose condua must pecessar;lv 80
respond with their principles.
nj