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much in the public opinion.--I'ime was, when
Pitt had 10 nearly identified himfelf with our
Conltitution, that it was almoft as fictitious to
fpeak agana him as lgainft the King: but thar
time is no more. His talents are great, but he
IS now reduced as on level with 'ler men, and
his every word and aet fully and freely canvaf-
fed probably, indeed, this may in fon,e meafure
have asiien from the liberal manner in which tina.
excellent Patriot Mr.. Arlington, (now Lord
Sdmoath.) invited diiculIion and examination
Of his opinions and conduct, which produced
fnch habits of crticifing the Actions of miniters.
as ca""ot eaIily be dcftroyed. His mifinanage-
nient OF the war, by leaving our foreign poiIsf-
iions foexceedingly unprotected, has alfo expoi-
ed him TO much ievere animadverfion.--In hort,
l conider MIR. Pitt now nearly at the end of his
career. We apprehend no danger from Bona
parties threatened inyation, but the commercial
world are full of fears with refpca 10 our coloni-
al po:'eilions." Phil. Ca&.
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bv verv forcible and very luminous argument s,
eitablifhed the predominant influence of moral
canfes in determining the character and man.
ners ofnafions his philan,hrophy has opened
before asdelghted audience the brilliant per-
ipective of that happy period when all the ma
tons Of the earth, ,riumphiny over the obfta-
Giles which have hitherto retarded their moral
and political Improvement. ihali be equally en-
gttened and frer.--Atter him, MIR. Peter
Smith has ably advocated the right of univer-
ial fn!frage without regard TO property.
Mr.. Hayes, Of Richmond, has then examined
"whether man, by entering into fociety, di-
hesorincreafes the fun ofhis rights" This
interelting queRion has b-en treated by this
young orator with depth of thought, and Gle.
gance of SUPPLEMENTARY MIR. Holt, in z
fpeech equally comn,endab.e for perfprcuity
and ltrength, has proved that, i'm the United
States, the moh advantageous mode of employ
ing capital IS agriculture. To me his argu-
ments have appeared extremely well arranged,
and his conciuiions undertake..
You, my friend, who nave nothing mere at
heart than the progrcis of literature aad uttful
knowledge among us, would have bren highly
pleafed TO hear fuch brilliant fpecin1ens Of in.
yeni!e oratory. The whole audience appeared
10, and the applaufe beloved on the fevera
fpeakers fufhcic.tly evinced the general Eatil.
|taetIon.-What d ftimulus for youthful indutry
and diligence ! What miracles we might ope.
rate by the aid of opisionl Why are we ig.
noraut ofo own refources The attention
of the legislature fhould be directed to this in-
portant fubjed of national education. The
principal magistrates, nay, the governor himfelf,
thould by their preience coniecraie and vivify
theft literary combats. Books, medals, &c.
ihouid be difributed.-Bnt this is wide field
which, in my prelent unavoidable hurry, can.
not explore. conclude with with that our
public councils may catch the fame which al
ready CLOVIS in the breaft of many of our citi-
zens for the improvement o. fciencs, s. the fup.
port Of our neglected intitutions.
RI Why are not thefe oritions regularly pub
li'hed Would not fuch a cuitom contribute to
produce fome Of ,hofe effects which our refpec-
table correspondent has defcribed
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NOTICE.

{ IN the Esd day of May iat the co-partnerlbip Of
~ WM. M. ALLEN y JAMEs Copy, under the
firm OF ALLEN y CODY, of ca Ira, was diTolyed
5y mutual conlentAll per:ons indebted to Allen u
Cody are 1efred to forward and clofe their ac-
counts 5y bond oiherwiIe--and ali perfons having
.ena'ijs Agai;l them, requelied to make them
known, that they may be aduted for payment
Either Of the partners ca ira are authorized TO fe-
ale accounts make and receive payments
WILLIAM M ALLEN
JAMES CODY.
Cumberland, July 9. (epst)
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Captain Highlander, from Marin (NIart.) in
forms, that the whole of the combined fleet
failed from Martinique on the 9th ult except
t'vo 50 gun hps and a frigate, iuft arrived from
france. On the 18th Captain II. patfId Anti
gun, AMI faw large feet in the dufk CT the e.
veniig, of the harbour of ST. Johns, fanding
OF, and apparently making obfervations, which
he believes was the French fleet, as the number
correfponded. and they all appeared to be
large Clips. The probability was, that they
had only arrived there that day, after taking
in AT Gnadaoupe fi.ch particulars as they had
location for. The general opinion at Marti-
nique was, that the taking of Antigua would be
their firit object. Previous to their leaving
Martinique. three 74's were fent againft Dia-
n,ond Rock, garrioned by III Briiiiii troops,
vino made little rehitauce, and captulated af-
ter fiege of four days the garriion were frnt
TO Barbados in 4 cartel. The French frigate
which arrived lait from France brought diff
patches in 81 days from L'Orient, but nothing
of their contents tranlpired: it was the report
of the day, that the two French commanders
AZ the army aud navy Gid not perfectly agree
which was principal cauie for their itay 70
long n Martinique: IL was ALTO reported that
Bonaparte, to deceive Lord Melton, had num-
Der of letters written by the relations ofthe off
GERS OF the Toulon feet, will,iug them fuccels
il their expedition aganit Egynt. which letters
had BEEN pat on board OF fsit falling luggers
witch were to throw thcnfelves into the way
Of Nclfon's crulers, in order to lead them
aftray, and which was fuppoied to have the de-
hred ciieet, as no account had reached Marti-
nique on the 18th of any Engliil, feet arriving
in thoir ieas. it was fad that the French fleet
werein want of many things their arfrnals
then beng totally unprosidcd, their main OBJ
jeSt was 90 get polirilion of fome of the Engih
artena!s, 10 which they might have tecourie in
cafe or any accident happening their veaels !;
the number of troops on board the hees was
10000. He heard nothing fthc ickly fate
OF the Spanifh Beet as heretofore reported.
Ibid.
Our Philadelphia correspondent, under date
OF Sunday noon, communicates to US the follow
ing inteligence:-
q ENlrad of a letter from 81. 7JomG5, dated
Tmne 10.
"From prefent appearances there nun be a
comfortable change Of property in thefe Hands.
The French have 80 fail of the line and 10 fri
gates at Martinique; the Britiin lit is faid and
believe,l) have twenty-one fail of The line at Bar
BADGES. The French admiral has demanded
the ,urrender OF all the Engiilh in due form. If
the Britiih feet are arrived, the anflyer will TO
doubt be noiiy one" IL.
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- IOPPED, on Wednefdiy laG, a VIac.ro 1..Y
- Nors' Prefented for charge by negro n,an: ny
attempts to pals 1t below IFS nominal value, induced
lu'pe'on' The owner can obtain it BY proving HI
property aud paying expenceS
Manchester, July 9. ISI1 ~
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JOHN PUMFREY returns hi, ni1R grateful
, re4no :.ieLysme1!5 to bis f,iend5 for tbe I'M
.jo.Didel Daitoa0ee qVJieb be baJ obiaiaed in TIRE
line ofb br0frfIoa: ANIL be tru15 no exertion
o1 bis D0rt 1UW he granting m merit n eontinng-
i'm 81 I5eir f4T5rJ. J4ly 0. (eb41vJ
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Ris5m'rd Comfy Court, 9pss 1905.
~ CH,4lyCERT.
F.neent Kedm2", Compl't.
Agauft
Ann Y. M'Nel, William X. Ke- Z noe..
lex aud Barnes beckwith, Di
I appearing tine Court, that the defendant, Ann
4 y. MNeill, is not an nhabitant of this hate an
having entered her appearance and given feeuri-
~ according 20 lan, and Tire rules Of this court--on
ihe motion Il the complainant by his council, it is
ordered, tina; the laid Ann Y. M NviI, do appear
here 1n ths hsa Monday "a Augut next, aud asf~er
Sis Compliments bill, snd that copy Of this order be
pabhei ~ the Enquirer printed in the city Of Rich.
niond for t~o months fueeefiye.y, and a copy alto
p5eei atte front door Of this couFt-houie and it il
furhec ordered AMI desFesd, that the defendants Xii
GiS and B-e%.ith DO 40, pay, convey away or fe.
crete tie d.5ts and eFeas due aud belonging 10
sls f4,& Aan =. ktSeiii. untl tie f.rsier Q. Ger
@, ice sou. ia rhe pscmdss.
n GoPl, csle,
3. ETcARTY, c. r. c.
July2 <sl2ss.
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SPECTACLEs FOR SAFE

HE fubicriber, jBa from PHILADELPHIA has for RI.
\ an aiiortment Of fpee aees " ali kinds made by
h'nieli' which will be dilpofed of on rssfon.bls
terms by the grois, dozen, OF Eugie
ISAAC MARTIN.
= lie at Prcient refdes at Mar. Bursef,'s oppoG,e
Byrd's ware-houle. '''e
July 9. (9.s,
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JOHW PUMFR EY,
tN. II. FITZV'HTLSCNiN.


HE fIbjcri5er takes this ,netb2d ofinf6ruiug
rs friendS md tbe pu,iic, tbat be inf-ad,
.prrria{ on IRE STATIONARY e BOOK.
BINDING 6gfn.gs5 in aIfbri, 7,arion5 byaueb.
e, ~ rjaaL. JOHN PU.MFRET.
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NEW-ORLEANS, Tune

Gov. Claiborne and fuite, (whofe >;sp.., ore
on an excurfion up the coat we announc,J ~,
the l4th n't) returned laf evening in gond
health. Wherever his excellency hailed h..
was treated with all pofiible attention, and b;e
fellow citizens feemed happyin having an oppor.
tun'ty ofexprefiing their attachment TO RE. va.
vernment, by their attention to it's chief. Hi,
excellencv paid mornings vifit TO Gov. Gra,,,
Pre-, at Baton Rouge. where he was received
with the greateit politenefs, anl, every attent;-
on paid him. by the governor and officers 9th.
garr'fon. We are happy to learn that his ex-
cellency Is highly p'eafed with bis journey asr
ne found the people. every where, well difoo-'
fed, hofpitable aud happy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-09

We are happy TO hear, land we receive It fror,,
the mott respectable fource) that our govern.
iment have ordered one of the frigates at WIN.
ingfon, Immediately to he equipped, aad FRO.
coed off Charlrnon, to difDerf- the. fwarm az
picaroons that infeft that co,r. psi o..
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&rst.Jn1;eS.
ANTIGUA TAKEN.

Alet;er received in town latt evening from
St. Thomas, dated June 10th, fla,es that the
combined Aee;s then coniifted of f6i,iy-fsuo fail,
one half of which went againit aud captured
Antigua. 1t adds that the harbour OF St. Tho
mas was crouded witt, veiltls of every defcrip-
ton, from Antigua, waiting till the form had
iub.dcd. BAR. Telcyrapbe.
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~ ~ THE 6irrtI ~ M,

JTYEO ~ THE f,iena5 of Mr.. !,
esILx<I&e M0a,y, Ame,ieen CooGl at L;,,,a.
~ ~ II are brr6r iyrmrf, bot tie Gg> nerv
:, = Ameyie0n pin eaHdi5e 9u6ifey, Sosgvsf
Ha,tiy D7qFr,, $40 tons 6nrt6e1 is aozy j. ,Eao az, n
6neeo at BrrmnAa Ha1iyei, 10 bis all,l5 :. 9-g,4 rs
be, cargo aioiars 7o;N be ma ~ ~
6aeeo eaaigasd him So bur good oce,mngd,;o,, H.
ta1f7ge,s For term, of 6eg5f or bo6lg. a59iy 10 n,
I"5fri5er in Risbm2ad, or ne C,bt,ja on b.s,d = ~
OVE2TOE ANDERSON.
Riebmoud, july 0.
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FOR SALE.

ON cFFDIT OF sixty DAYS
y likely Young muldttp WOMAN with her in
chiid-She has been aceulonied TO wait ,p,r =,
iady-She will nor be fold to any perfon refdlng our
OF tins neighbourhood. Enquire at this Office.
Juy9. Ig,S
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TO BE SOLD,

''' 0'S'J' O'aaF, on tbe P'r0si, mite IN Sat4,Aa
in 1ns H,vf,
~ much OF the LAND, wherein John X clio lives.
- N the county Of Cumberland, late the proo,r,y
o. refer franeiieo aswill pay the balance aimed *
. ny o4nre' G. adams OF (. 1850, with ,s ia.
~ the faid Peter Frsocico for that purpofe.
May -. (.ntdsl ''F''es;
" From the b1dnefs Of the day, the fall. b,.
pee pee PoRPoned OF the above properly, u - Grt
saturday in Augpa next ,sben u wi
take place, it fair, < not on the nexs sir
july 9.
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NOTICE.

We Partner6jb nozv earring on m7ler the
firm Of PuMFREY ~ PIrzwHYLsonN.
sVi!6f .!i95IOe4 by mural eoujcnf, on the sItf
ddg If this py,ejtnt m>Ntb. Ill tbe/e ba4ing
IIai~j agai2R fbe Iaid concern, are requelled 10
6''i4g fbrm in TO 3obn Ppnfr.y FIR adjuamenf,
mi fb2f M3e1fsi f6syeto, 10 make immediate
prlyn9eEs 10 him.
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3. EIcARTY, c. r. G.
[sl2a,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-02
Lees hfalii6le Ague Droo,.

7,eeen. Cures. a child Of Mr. William I.o-
zies, grocer, corner of Hudson and Isy lree,s.
was fck about Eve or tx weeks with ayne aad fe.
yer, and in 70 violent degree, As for the hot pa
roxyfm to tetminate frequently in MOI alarming
convallon els. q variety OF medicines, recon- .
menied by iympatI,iins ncishSors wers adui;nf-
tered, without alsevia.ing rhs difeafe at length
hearing o! the uniform efficacy Of Lees Ague
Drops, bottle was procured, OF which three do
fes only were found neSeasry 10 psrtea cuse.
Five weeks have clspfrd wi,hoat any retarn of the
conp;Sat.
Mr.. James Joyce, aniasnt in the warchoule
of Mr.. - PesrfaI, psari-irecs, was fevereiy
aai9cd with an intermittent but alter taking
Lees Agac Drops. was earsd in two days AT
the RECOMMENDATION OF FIR Joyce, friend,
MIR. ference Tole, who had faGered much from
an oblnste iutermittenr UPWARDS OF = year with
few aud triAing internally was cured by few
doles OF tac fame Medicine. AT tho reeommen-
dation Of Mr., Joyce, bn-tIc was procured BY
NJ. p Skooley, who was lfsewife barraTea with
an obfinste intermittent. a fnali portion COM
pie,ely renewed every fymPsom OF the complaint
(Which may furprize thofe who regard the bark
as the only fpceific.) Pour perions of h1r.
SkooIey's acquaintance was by the remaining, part
Of this iiugle phaL cured Of the prevailing nisis-
dy
nf.uln.fs o. this medisine but If the abortion o.
the proprietor, aud the faea OF az annual demand
10, fevcrsl thoufand bottles have any weight, the
psb,ic will believe that this preparation has ne
yer failed effscting cure, add may without CT
lrontery be termed iNrALLIHLE.
Prepared aud fold by Richard Lee, No, go
Maidsrisne New York, aud az 5. Plssiants Pan
ting osssce, Richmond.
OA. l, 1904.
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Congressional Register.
HOUSE DE- REPRESENTATIVES,.
49,
Monday, January z.
January 2Sd, 1905.
Monday, January z.
Dictate on reccding me District ofColvmbfa.
Mr.. DRuute =. .,.,,....,, d. -

DeSafe on reccding me District ofColuDl6ia.
Mt. DENsIs in continuation.
Then II may be pFob.em- ical, at leas,
whether the states OF Sisry land and Viz
gina, will consent 70 exercise powers. IN
consequences Of this kind OF Legislative
deputst'on, over people, not within their
territorial limits, end Who form no more
a portion OF the cilizens of tho.c state
than OF any other section of the Union !
Why should they expend their time and
money, and encounter those difficulties as
your vicsroys and mere tenants at will
which you are afraid to encounter your
selves You might as well yes, IN Mary.
land and Virginia the exclusive right o
ieglslating for Louisiana.
But Ms Cha,fman. should be glad {
the gentleman VINO proposed the resolu
tons, and who by the term secession an,
some kind of magical operation is 70 pro
duce q Remuneration Of this district To ID,
states from which il has been severed
~onld INFORM me precisely what ne under
stands 10y the term, and what is 10 be th
result OF the measure on the rights CT 81
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1na raILApEtrnLh
MsdieA aud Physical Jouynaij
Part r. Voi. \.

1ESdsTIi Gi!1 fitySlcGl ./0zlt2tIzlj
Part T. Voi. ,.
Collected and arranged By DExJANIa SMITH
Barron, VI ID. Professor of Matcna Me-
dica. Natural History aad botany, in
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Jnsf f'u6ashct,n Ph,iadeLhhia, and far Sale
by S, Pleasutts, jr. Richr,snd.
The general plan Of this work viii be tina, Of
"1hc Medical and Pnysical Journal rhc
Medical Annals," q The Annals Of Botany"
and other similar books that are printed in Eu.
rope aud in the United sia,es: IL will contain,
l. Original cosimunicaiiors relative 20 all the
branches Of Medicine, Natural History, and
Physical Geography.
2 Biographical sketches of the lives Of emf.
neut Physicians and sFa,urali.ts.
,. Reviews Of. snd extracts from, new publica
lions in Medicine, natural histocy, & Geography,
4. MISCELLANEOUS extracts Of various Kinds. All
however relating to the expressed objeas of III.
work.
The Philadelphia Medical and Physical Iour
nal will be published every six months each No
viii contain 200 pages, printed on good typ,
and paper--.hs ID pat, ofvol will be publish
ed carly in May--tne annual Subscription will b.
two dollars, or one dollar each No IN boards
! In conducting of This work the editor will nav,
constant eycto the pursuits Of the physician
eiiS ''st' tHS piilosoPacal geographer, an,
the asrieel,uralis,, 1t will be his uniform en-
deavor 70 bdmg together mass OF information
which may be useful no, only 70 his countrymer
but 70 others, and honorable 20 himse.s. :. 40
Volney's View Of the Soil aud Climate of N
United States Of America
Pinkerton's Modern Geography, vols. an
Atlas, containing 64 maps.
Erskine's Defence Of StockaaIe.
The Pennsylvania Farmer, a new ana IN,
resting work
The Virginia Magazine for Nov. 1904
Stephens Wars os Inc French Ksyolation.
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frequently fuceeed the fma!l-2ox, meales and fe.
ss,s' ana wonderfully strengthening 60 weak
hght Hundreds have experienced its excellent
virtues whsn aearlY deprived Of eight
4 cath dcbs Drops, 4
The only remedy yet discovered, which give,
mnediate and Isains relief in the uoa tcvete in
Iaances. 8
/ TIE Anadyns Elixir,
| Por the cure of every kind of head ache.
| 9be DznaaM Lip-Saive.
! Infaii5is 1gue and Fc1rr Drops,
For thr cure of Agues. Remittant and intermit-
tans Fevers-
| Thoufands can frffisy their being cured by
thefc drops after the bark snd every other nsrd-
cine has proved IN -Eeaual; not one in hundred
mas had occsiion tske more than one, aud num-
bcrs nor hali a bottle, l..
7bs, Sovsrcign Ointment for the heb,
Which is Warranted an infallible remedy at one
application. and may be uted with the mot per-
lied fafesy by pregnant women or on an infant
q week old not contain zparticie of mercury or
any dangerous ingredients whatever and Is not
accompanied with that tormenring fmart which
attends che exhibition Of other remedies.
For the cure OF certain dcpiorabie Sislady,
The Indian Vegetable Specific.
The Medicines prepared by Riebsrd Lee,
Fave been in high eflimation and general use
throughout the United States, Tor upwsrds of lK
yearsi many of them arc fold Tor leis thsn the
drugs OF which they arc compounded could be
parehafed at retail fsorc.
Is isno Uncomfortable evidence of their utility,
that during the above pefiod, numerous iniitati-
ons otevcry article (tle produ aisu>of ignorance |
and independence, urged by enyy and penury) |
have iatruded on she public fsen day aud then
perilhed oshcrs now fueeceded them, which i. !
like manner arc faa defending TO the tomb Of
the .Capulets," whilc our reaiedies becomc more I
s-nsraliy uied. aud acquire daily aecefiion Of
well eatned celebrity. .s
To prevent the impoGtion of WORTHLESS or dam
gsrous preparations, purenafers arc rsqu=led to
remember, thai ar engraved label, with the zig.
nature OF Richard Lees TO counterfeit which is
ssIoar; s Affixed each o, mis- genuine usedciues
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The time Of the sale above mentioned. having
been postponed. and the place oil sale altered. at
the request of MIR Ross. the public rs. hereby no.
tined, that II will rake place at the Eagle Ta-
yern, in the city Of R:ehniond, on he 18th day
OF February next.
BEN. MosJy. .David Ross.
I'D January. iHLi. ~ "a -
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HAMILrON'S
Grand Ref0r1tiUc.

Is Recommended az an inyllusbIs medicine for
the fpecdy gc.iel anl permanent cure Of the 7afi-
ass complaints which rcfnt rom dii:ipatsd plea.
javeai;ein iieresions-reijeaee in Climates
naiavodrsslc TO rhe contribution The inmode.
fats uie Of tss--sregisnt intersection, or Any o.
ther defsru@iye lutte nperanee the uni.iliul or
cxten.ive ute OF nisselry--,hs d,featrs peculiar
20 females a. ecTsa;n petioi OF liie-bsi iJings
In sc.
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tIahn's true aud genuine


an insalibieremedy Tor eorns, fpeedily remov-
inZ Their, root and branch wi,host giving pain.
+, The Csaaisc Peyfan LofioA.,
SO celebrated annoag ga fail.iouable through
snt ssroPe, as an invaluable eofnstie, ptr.e2,y
iuaocep, sad f.ie, free from eorrohse aud repsl.
lr. peTaIs t,he bahso Other losions) and OF ua
psraii,led cihsaey IN preventing aud removing
bsniiArs in the lace and D,in, Of every kind
pariieatriy i'eesle,5 pimpies, indammatcry rcd
Def1 enris. ,ettes's ring worms, fun burns,
Pi'ekiy hea'' @e.-fhe perfzn Lotion operates
mildly, vsshor imp saiuz that natural, iufenfisls
ytSipirzt.sn. which is eacatiil to health yet is
slIeas arc issedy and permanent, rendering the
hin 'slieaseIy foit aud eiesr improving the com
pier :, and refo,ing the bloom Of you ne
vkF s'ilisg 20 render an ordinary eoantsnAnes
bezatiiai. aed hlnd.onae one more 10.
S5s R9ioyzfivc PosVder FIR tbs
I'll - -
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Tectb 80 Gnn1f.
HhHtS's GENUINE EYE WATER,

q sssSFiga remedy ior all diicsfcS Ct the eyes
whetaer Tia e.lee be natoFal weakness OF oi s.ei.
desty fPeedlY ses.osing inlamniations, dsEaGi-
cns q sncusu, dalinefs, itehiug aud rims on toe
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-20

: and Integrity as chief magistrate of ihis
commonwealth, and mean BY thus pub,ic-
iy avowing their opinion to obviale all fu.
fure, and To remove all former uiafner,ted
censure. And the said resolution being
read a second time, was on the question
put thereupon agrerd to by the house u
unanimously"
As for the authority of Mr.. Nicholas in
support OF the calumny, hear hat he says:
81 am happy in having an opportunity Of
declaring, when It can be attributed 10 no
improper motive, that have long since
changed the unfavorable opinion which 1
ONCE formed of that gentleman's political
conduct; and that consider him as one of
the most virtuous as we'll as one Of the "a
blest of the American patriots"
Yet with these facts and public docu-
ments staring him i'm the face, this enheAt.
ened legislator has pretended 10 believe
hts aspersions. S,riclly speaking, MIR. Jei.
ferson neverresiened the office at all, as he
served out the full time for which he was
elected. What must be thought of The
candor or common hsnesry of MIR. ii. and his
echoes! The other topics of this federal
abuse, though equally malicious and ur-
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ed as this Story OF the mountain and
therefore The folly and crimnality Of pro-
pagating them are not SO great. But
the spirit which promulgaies them is the
same, and the contempt OF deceDcy die
ta,es the whole. For what reliance can
be placed in the honor or veracity sf,hose
who contradict official records, and persist
in assertions reiutsd by The best & strong
est possible esitlencei
IL is not TO be expected that President
Jefferson Will sloop 10 the task ofdefendinp
himself against The assertions of the most
base and unprincipled scribbiers and edi-
tors that ever disgraced the arts of writing
and printing when his predecessors
waited till their retirement from Office To
repel the charges made against them.
He has been tried at the great bar of the
public, anu found worthy of The highest
honors. Pos,erity and history will do JUS
tice 10 his merits. But that the citizens
shouldrlgh'fy apprehend the views and at
tempts OF his calumRiators is desirable
object. Pretended candor and Affected
patriotism should be stripped from their
possessors, and bitter hypocrisy and self.
ish nalsvolence held up in their native
coIors. Mess. Hubert & Co. DUG hit TO be
known in their true characteristics. as a.
bandoncd, false and malicious defamers.
10.