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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-27
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and a,aEi
nant frve,s,
Is RRCoMMgNDGD
Dr.. Hakn's init. Bilious PsNs

Dr.. Hakn's Aats- Bilious Pills.
The operation of shele pills is perfectly uia
70 as to be ufsd with fateD BY re;lons 10 ever
l.uatior, and of every sgc.
They are exceliently adapteo 10 carry OF ID
pc,a1ous bile, and prevent il, morbid lecfeuOnii
to reGole and amend the appetite: TO pfocunl
free reripiraiions and thereby prevent colds whss
arc often attended with fatal ccnttquence; as
dofe never fals ior.moye cod, is taken owls
frG appearance. 7 hey are. celebrated tNs'
moving hsbi.ual ccisisenefs; fcknek ar the TO-
mach, and lrtere head ache end oneR tow
taken BY all peIiyns on change Ct climate.
aF Sold likewife by 5. plealana,
Richmond; RoCs and Douglas, Pc
teriburg; T. Green; FrederlcklburSh;
C. Pardie, smiihheid; M. Jones, Sui
folk; Dr.. Miller, Wlnchelter; X
Greenhow, Williamiburgh; and J.
Shaw, Leeiburs,
September A. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-27
w. WEAT HEPBURN.

'kR Foover, rope maker, South Second areSt he
Mfy and Chrihian ifreets, Philadelphia, voluntarily
ly makerk'o ath as follows, nsEnely,
THAI his wife, Mary Hoover, was 70 Geveralg Aria
Cd with voiet rheun,atin, vy d1nSeroRAy htu4 sd
th coneepcnce ola tevere cold sftcrying in, as to be
c6hEned her bed sveral weeks and was length
reduced to the melancholy apprehension Of remaining
epps FOR life, notwithstanding the msa respectable me-
deal advice was followed, and every prob4ble remedy
attempted whea lssng ievers Cafes Of cures perfernz
ed by Hanlon's Eieuce and Extrs& Of MuRard. t6ey
were procured fron Mr. Birch, No. IL, South Second
Erect The frt sppleation enabled her to walk acrols
the room, and the of bottle refored her to ker
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-27
CASES OF CURES
l}y HamlltOn'S

: WORN DESTROYING LICENCES, /.
(S<ltEtd from tbssiandsJ The aatbtst'f'y g
sobifb an, Peyloa nay e/efrfGM efth" b, Atttr
or feysnai application.
Z A P E w O z NJ.
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NhlSh be Will ieli IL" AoA S@i1'S - -
cufomers, viz.
$50 -, /, OIL L-n-AA-a -In>L
do. Silk anu Leather Gloves
LADIES Silk ard cortpn Hote
Do. ss.:,s.Ss and Leathe. Gloyes
Silk and Cotton Chanbray Mullins
IS, rs, aad 8 8 uadrefed Ginghams
Figured and plan jaconet Camb,icSs
Plain and figured Iaconct Muffin
India Book Mul,n
White and colored Cambrics
PLATA and figured I.ono MuAE
Isno Shawls and Wells
Italian Grapes and Lusefrings
london ChiDtzes and Calicoes
White and colored Jean
Cambria Dimities
Firf chop Long Nankeens.
: Madeilles Jean and Muanst Waifcoating
Brown and Scarlet Bandanecs
Real Madras Hankkerchiefs
ga, AZ, aud 8 4 Dama& 'Shawls
Diaper Table Cloths
RuGEa SheetiBg
Whit. ard brown Sheetines
Super6as Cloths and Calimercs
pieces SaFibary Cloth
3 bales IaFs Goods
S.S and A. lrlh Linens
White and brown Plstillas
S Umbrellas and Pasafols
German Ticklenborgs
White and brown Rolls
Bed Ticking
Apron and Shirting Cheeks 4
Waldroa's Glsts aad Grading Scythes
Wedding Hoes aGorrca in caks.
: Gentlemen beE Lsndon Hass, &c. &c.
May 6. GO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-27
F,,n ! UTTER MARTIN, Elg. Aits'ssy7 6
asrat Of tks FAX Of MARYLAND.
Cenriemen,

GentlemeD, as $500. ;,,;o, ~
comply with your requea IN it3tng my t1a'v 90, s
t l.s ar three year, pat With oeess wherever
soas coughs, or mar complaints haye sendslsa e
d;cne necsTary have n,yieif found It a.. skssen.
and Agreeable remedy Tor very PAINFUL anu ren aud
sF.4ioa OF the breaIt, accompanies Win lolen.''
w;ch obAruaed and difficult breathing.
On ,ncfe accounts do not hetate TO Fssosl.sna
!, lx5r as VALUABLE Eredieins aud deiervl
f'Oi' s'''ll'''-' IurHER MARTIN,
Mr. A5ih eavy. grdsetsses? San.s xery es NM.
c,fed by one bottle Of fimitons elxn OF pIy sun..
800 S;foraer o3c.fai BY feSere COLD caught
R I.v.eal aasns ago e beeahed VIII ,hs sFsae
dieaey, and ea thrown into weaksng ls sa;es
when he Attempted walk any dtase a his s sol
wouIs eaueatiy rs;g in fueh degree tat ne eeI n
s.fsn,nr 10 whpcr he has oeen upWardS oi M
weeks withour Fsa Of bis complaints and dehres 70
give this public tetil.oay in favor q .Al'
medicine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-27

Far. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, or the Hdr-
ford road ten nes from Baltimore, began about twenty
months ago TO be grievouGy afflicted with tape worn
which increaed fat in ze and rength 10 as to excite
the mott horrd ieniatcns by his writing Notices and
ntolerable palms. reienbng the gnawing and tearing OF
his bowels which deprived him Of his neceaasy Eeep
aud caucd fuch dreadful approximations cannot be con-
eeved but by nlila tuaot- his appetfre walt
ed rapidly and with that his Arepgth, 10 that he was
unable to attend any bulneis---whcn ne heard CT
, 1csEs excellcn: cures performed by Ha;itons worm
iozenee he took large dofe which brought away a.
bout TOUR YARDS Of the worm (now IN the poi
ieiIion of Lee, & coy but renewal of his pains foon
convinced him that this monltrogs reptile had recovered
its frl vigcr-Applieaticn made to Lee Co. tor
Of their medicine, with their advice, from which
retuieed The totzl cxpufon ot LIB formidable enemy IN
several pieces, which he fuppoed be SIX or EIGHT
YARDS mere. A lew months hive 6nce eiapfod, and
sIg, Fuller Is in perfea health The above tatt'
a.. we'll known numerous circle OF his neighbors
and hinelf vii! crafty any who may with to nske
further inquiries en- the fubjea. Although asmihons
worm lozenge5 produce fueh powerful eheets, hen
teceaa.y,ycs thcy are perfectly innocent and mild IN
their operation on the human body taken Ill large
dofe as Mr. Fuller will teftifyther particular ntd-
nefs is sbundantly evident in nnumerable cures OF IN
tants. -.
Communicated b. Dr.. Jaln S94ngLsr, 1srk tseSs,
PeayJ tvania.
LETTER frozs the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOTHER
aiiaiitcr q the Moravian church, in York town.
:. Turk, Janxay 4tb, 1909.
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-zcuARIES RENNETT T,

CHARLES BEN ~ I. Is
: IN. ;n,,,fss pr lb< SHIP william Srd Jobas
Captain Vosdboaf, az. fv@I here, az 0itt'
sm 6lsslaeb, on Bah;msrs, and eGsH ls'
Sax, on tie xaaI terms,
GSkExAL ASSORTMENT CT
PRIN 6 G O . y 5,
~ K.
CUPEREINE Cloths AID Kerieymeres
y Waiscoatng, D.mo'hiss, lsdla cans
S.or,on K.ricymsses, Grananilss Mark cen, !,
SIX. Cotton, snt III cad HoastY --among Nnlen
are lev dSz:n Of extra hze
{ Black, white, AM lead Pc MIC Sllk SloVss
Sqhi,e and cosorel Cambsics, saftsnet 60. 3,
Silk and Cotton Cnambrays, plain, hgaEcd ana
emb,Gsa
pfin,sa, Cotton, aad Linen Hshdkerehiefs-
anOogkt III lssseF a lev diNa-a sppe'fas
Whi.c
Common and Supe,hns ttifsing cottons -
S;Ik Cords. cambIic Buttons, Artificial Wfsa'hs
and Flowers
Wais. and black Lace Wells, Leno DO. s'e'
and 6.4 ShaWls
goo and ,::aaabric Worked Mullins
.essev,no Twiae and Shoe 1hieae
BcA Eoglih Esats, Common de-
Nails, Hoes, Spades
Grading and Gals Seythes. &c. &c.
NAV O. edIw.cozs zawiw
=
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From Dr.. WeotheYbnfn,
Wytbs county, p51gsn'a.

GENTLEMEN,
purehafed at yoar hcp the Frepa-
rstions you call Haniltors Edence, or Exraa q spi.
tard which believe has perf-elY removed chrome
rbeunztifn (of that kind nza3 fciatea, or 81 TIE mp
i,at) uade which had lsbofed fer tong time and
which had batfed every article in the stena SieHsa
snd every mode OF treatment received INTO aciee foT
tie cureof this onsts difeae. 1t you THINK iis lee
Ter afSfus you are at liberty to make it pI6le AS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-27
The Anodyne Elixir.
For the cure OF every kind OF head ache.

Indian Tegetable Sftcfe.
A fafe and f3eedy rcncdy for the ssnlrialdifeai
can oanfe Of prevention is worth pound u
cure
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-27
IAMII4TONs ESSENCETANpEX
TRACI@oY MUS TARD,

a fafe ara effeeual remedy for govt, rheamatitH,
palfey prains, brues, pains in the tase and nsek =
Ani has performed more the above e''inp4i
than ai the other medicines before naade public
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-27
JOHN HOOVER.

Stoerx SsS Jsgfcribt45.fare 4.
EBENEzER FERGUSON, Efq.
cSfsf tbe iaRiess Of tbt pace far P6sa,
aeapbiaeossy.
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Dr.. Hamiron's lozenges have been recommended to
very adequate means Tor the cure Of children
afflicted with worHs procured 4 box for the Tic of
my family, to try whether by means of this medicine
4 might be enabled to gain point. which, 20
plh, daereat other means had proved sbortive MY
eaeG boy had very 6ckly appearance was vsgy ret
let'as night grew ieaner from tine TO time in hor;,
hs Teamed TO be in prrcarcus itate OF halth, which
would yield to ncne OF The n,cje;nes aagniliRsred,
nn gave him Two does Of lozsnges, agreeat!y to thc
directions, which carried of fabiianes 10 all appear
ance mere macu but upon cofe inipe&ion q2ic re.
peled wth very fnaa living anirsl.. Not one of that
Fort of which ufualiy ate children eaae from
Sdn Since that period ne grew remarkably better
health, though lean, tas gotta freih an lively COM
ee1on Upon diGeTent oceaGonssI have utd thia ne
Eicae as Ppegipg fabfitutc, and fouad to anfss1
exceedingly well, withou, bringing on belly 7chc or
any othsE daGtesable ieniaos, 10 often oceaied by
r9rgins a,edeiDes. Upon the which Judge this
disns 70 be- bcsdes is main obicc, one Of the mott
hinary means for reorias loR appetite, and promoting
proper rate of dgeQion, by carrying of that Bilious
fabRsuce, which engenders 10 much iadifpetor beth
among childrep aud adults. -
/ an, Sir, your moi obedicnt 9ervant,
. ! (>IINI
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PRINTED DAILY
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07

and remarked that the proviso Of the bill
that declared the duty should not be con.
.strued a. CITING sanction to the impor-
tation Of slaves, offered an additional
reason for either rejecting or recommit-
ting il. How could thislanguage be US
ed with Propriety in 4 law, when the
constitution. the highest authority, au-
thorised the trade Z
Mr.. Quincy spoke to the like effect,
and further enquired, whether it was the
intention Of gentlemen to apply the pro-
visions Of the bill to slaves navigating the
ships Of the United States.
Messrs. Hastings and Sloan defended
the provisions Of the bill as perfectly cor
rect. They observed that slaves were
considered as property,as merchandise,
and could only therefore in the bill be
treated a. such. =,
4 The motion TO- Fecommit was lost
Ayes 39-Noes 81. =
Mr. Crowpinshield spoke against the
bill, and moved its postpone ment to m
indefinite day, which is a vote cquiva-
ientto rejection Of a bill. .
Messrs. J. c. Smith, Tsggart, and
Rhea, often. supported and Messrs.
Sloan, Elmer and Smile opposed the
notion when the yeas and nays were
called on it and were Yeas 42-Noes
SO. > 49,
Mr.. Jackson moved to strike out the
proviso Of the bill, which motion was
disagreed to; when the bill was ordered
to be engrossed for third readinsto-
nAorrow-Ayes 50. ~
~. Fe6raary6.
The bill laying a duty often dollars on
every slave imported into the United
6,ates was read third time. =
Mr.. John c. Smith stated, in more
detailed way, the objections previously
offered to the provisions Of the bill. and
moved its reeommitmeut to aselect COM
mittee, in which the house concurred.
without a division.
p A confidential message in writing was
received from the president of the Unit
ed States about 70 O'Clock whereupon
the galleries were cleared. They remain
ed cleared until near o'clock, when the
house adjourned. -
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shan in the order giyento such athbassa-
dor, minister. Of other person - aiore.
said 70 depart, orto withdraw, signify.
ing the offence upon which such order
shall be founded and shah assign to the
sovereign Of the said smhassador, minis-
ter, or other person rs aforesaid, the
reasons for which such order shalt have
been given, or for which the said am
bassador, minister or for which other
person rs aforesaid shah be sent home !
particularly specifying that such proceed
Ing are hot on account of any national
sdifferences, but on account of the per-
sonal misconduct Of such ambassador,
minister, or other person a. aforesaid.
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From the USrrEb SrAfEs' GAzErrr.

armed Expedition from ReuD- 7orl.-
WMspee have for some time been cirevr
lat:ug respecting a mysterious expedite.
on fling out at New York Those whis.
pers have Increased to loud rumours and
have excited considerable degree of a.
larm among our citizens. II seems to be
afact that the Leander and several other
vessels Of force have actually sailed up
on secret and dangerous expedition
that will involve the character of our
country, and may, in the event, produce
the mos, serions and fatal evils to our
merchants. H..
r. Report says land we befive is) that
four ships have been fitted out with full
compliments Of arms, ammunition, ar
ti6cers, voluhteets, &c. &c. that ON
board one Of them Cen Miranda. Spa.
nish subject Of great talents and enter
prise has embarked that their place Of
rendezvous is Port au Prince, where
they are to take ON board mulattoeI as
soldiers and proceed to acts Of hostility
on the Spanish main.
Such are the outlines Of the project as
far as we can learn by letters from New
York and by the current conversation Of
the day. -. -
1t Is farther asserted, that pixies and
other warlike implements which have
been shipped were supplied from the ar
mories Of the United Stairs. This as
sertion ought to be received with eausi.
on Tor without the most positive proof
it is not to be supposed that our cautious
and timid administration would act in a
manner 30 directly hostile to = power
with whom we arc at peace i; though
there IS no doubt that the presidents mes
sage at the opening ofthe present session
Of congress, justified belief that wal
with Spain was inevitable. This cir
eumstance might properly enoughinduce
adventures to prepare for fitting out pri.
vateers, and might also justify govern-
ment in conniving at such preparations
but can be no apology for permitting
them actually to sail while the two matt.
ons remain at peace. As good citizens,
therefore, We are bound to believe tia,
the government were profoundly igno'
rant of the fitting out and sailing Of this
expedition yet, how four or Ave largt
vessels could be completely armed, man.
y nedssnd cleared out without the know
4asdge Of the government -" demands {
doubt" How will the affair appear il
Spain, when it shall be known hist Anne,
rican vessels have been armed and equip
ed in an American port, and .mannes
with American citizens 70 commit opeI
I I 49,. ,"--- :,
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hostilities upon q Spanish prcvinces
Though it is our duty to believe that go
vernment could never have had . sospi-
cion Of the object or even existence OF
this formidable armament (though tor
considerable time known to every body
elsel win it not be difficult to convince
the Spanish court Of this singular fact :
and viii not the landing Of this expedite
on, under all these suspiciouy circum-
stances, be a signal for the Spanish Go.
vernors to seize every American vessel
in their ports, and every othet species,
Of American property upon which they
can lay their hands !! These arg serious
ques,ions which demand the serious and
Promptattention ofthe government. We
shall wait with no small degreeof solicit
tude to know what win be done in this
strange affair.
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f. ESD AY, APRIL 20, 1895.
Horlburgh & Calder.
isl74vs ,jiyq gteee,ued frasa Nesv Ib'S.
10 bales Calcutta Piece Goods;

CoNsIATINo OF
Garraks, Msnoodies, furpm Cloths, SAT-
mas, CeGes, Bzitaa, ard Checks.
sasL@StO,
Caticoes, catered aad white Canbi,k Muf
IAN, Und saad Saiegbans, Six eGtsnt,a}s,
Camblick, Dta,ity, Cettaa IcGsty, Bsss Lite
Nrmg, ] :Ga lfdees, Xelinw ard Stafisi Ear
aano Handkerehicts, Ei:ita Crspe. Pc Nick
{ik Mitts, Sliks upbfeNas, LegqAlAl}n. qFsas
Bias ei.liy Tisndksntizfa, Soot5 lfTEaits. ssigc
Gnuahs, Real l,oa3on sppe,f4e Bisry snd Rlue
CLOTHS. sc. Soc, for { e, 90 esfop4kis ms,
either py Wh5,af4!r Of H:a,l, at their StNs, cor
rer q 70. q. aat Kins it,ecfs.
April a3, aiw
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A great Bargain may be had.
April 70.

u viii 80 .xchang. isyca o. eight huns.-1 sa'es:
9 of44.sND, ID Fairfax county, formerly L:u-
doub coda.y, for good lands in thr weaern conn-t
teg. Ii les near Srgsr Lgpd Ran, i 10 fne!y
numbered ADD waeereu, good t2rniDg land aooes
rs mics from ,ts City OF W.thlrston, 20 from
Aiesar.5.ia, ard a IRON the Potomac river
'i1,@r- are ny, y..paasnts and sn excellent or.
slIsfes 90 tF,cpresnfts, sbouE 70 buhsls OF what
sswe,l lat fa, aud a good deal OF clover, which
etowsthoely, ftts I'll hsing 7sei a'aeSsa 10 t:'7
p!aiAey sf Paris, fem tic trilstgcxpesia.safs1-
t!e .itse.inaarasaai-. Anygedqn inaA'ng oas'y
apeliassion .n1lY gfg az ai,4f 4pas exchange.
t.,ajicatian,, hy lcttsr, Z, nc .ap(csiber 10 A.
81 ~ "a. viii he Gully atgsnd ed to.
B. DADE.
$50. en,f
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mo. 1857.
4 Robert .M'Cfea ,l& Co.

fHesy%5stg9 aid Af'Grea, hsvej sit received aid
iei!:f to' sale, on ss!Qnsble setsis,
4 HANps@Ak sQRTstsNT sr
; Z X n G. @ % DDS.
ApF1 IS. e,a-
~. g. issy daily expect fsrshes fupply.
Mr.. !SskGW5DEA, - ~ - -
DPi9N eofpg ta,town'laa night otfetx-
co nnlee iotsited IA year paper tf the 1sh rA. Ly
the P-F,ffser, ffftony McereS Ncs h We 10 d..
ieiSe $n2f SHINY e5rtion 70 the pa5 rsl,t Zinc tiY
OF vote was tacuatcd TO ra,ie any iufioion aq,of
ni7l ~ eh vas rr from my Intention lie caution was
lehde{, according TO The ADVICE had takes 90 ne
fSaTy pre- iniesry towards oztafing y reyal II thr
9fe of ne Etnt s1en concerned, fni 1.lcln y0aa
E:sfs'y an s5ett IN lais befinel su Is b
q ietter at M Wafsi'goh Tavern, tt a.. a i. 5sy
eilSetlon on tteday ;peutioncd,fr tffagu c.rtT
was GAdet ir rnprelGG ae Tie Ii;e q, tEesc mn,
aE tee isi5 letter 5Tas the oae con,spirc toe tnl,
soto. lvastaed III thc Satisiof tir ], ,,5 ,,,,Sa
he ~ Or mild a! this i an tat - +, h.
aavc i1PPenca 10 lay ofe in icb cpic Ia r,jsi. s<g
ct ire oai.fi.i so 10y
Es6al'rg i5eaa here add my ttisia nv 20 the fasa
Eats Z! i,leac ,yis. ;h1t th> later c,t5 iog AZ
ia9fc Cd atsY ar,-Es 4!en G;riun " rAe,n1s;l fom
lh4Tienon, a;gh Caroiioa, with th AtexaG..ria noG
1paIs 90 I; eata, Tie vc-y day or vii: h h.l fupinf
cd gave hnhe letter. h!sEaa. il any iusE fssici-
ca ha$realiy hfaa entertained asantt the POT. 3er,
sill be ,uf4ciens = doir away.
Thomas Fairfax.
April IS. eo,r.
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Diaolution Of Copartnetsi1 r

THE cpssrtns, nip titkeytn f;i .rg wiser +
the kfa o etpk sisdle e. Co. Of A! E; +, q,
was aashed The hrtf ,fltant, by n'nis q ecu
fsnt: AL psrfohs tbat arc inseb9d 70 sf tl At,
have claims on the faKe,, ass Iseus fed 70 core
Forward and fe.ile, ash is defiatHe 20 cless ~
ceHncsrn as ffotn as .peih3ac. ii'heefe vf6ie &C
counts are igong ttatdii. are particularly re- f.,
ansse5 TO- attend 10 this nptises, and mike
payments 10 elthsf'oishe fatf2 f1lfefSl. sl'..t'
J9sBFfs RIDDLE, -
W. d f9afass 5a OF AlpSandlia.
q. ss.fs n I MES GS ID issi4l,aa s 3 IS
Os Baitifnors'
September 5. !
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PUBLIC SALE.

Padaant to 4 ocsd OF ttu& from Semxsl H,ltsa
to HE fubfetibsss, will pcfempto:,!y be fox,
on SATURDAY., ths 81 day Of Mag, al,
han pat 10 o'slock, o. Fhs p,eai!s',
sh0T, Of GROUND, with ESQ il0D !.
IN Sgs, fsaate on, tse ,iouth eaa rsosaeItet
IDak. ans Uaisn fEsels. .efEs, So. viii be
made known at las p!eee Of sa!e. - aaa.
JAMEs DAVlD5GN, : T,ssa. sgA
o. M&R / glLER, 'Essf,
Aerii a.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-17

great ally, what the ancient tonqueror
Of Macedonia did perform, the modera
victor Of Europe certainly may perform.
No leader that ever swayed q scePue
knows better than Napoleon the great
difference between achievements nbsotu-
sely impossible. I. 81: " ,e.
. His holiness the pope Is in very de-
clining health. French troops occupy
all the ports Of his territory. Il i con-
iectured that the next pope win reside at
Ayignon and that, in that case Rome,
as formerly, win become the metropolis
of the Italian dominions.
The emperor signalized his return
to Paris by measure or two that per-
haps you may not have learnt He a.
polished the public gambling.houses
throughonthis dominions He doubled,
and ia some instances frebled, the sa-
lafies ofthe judges Of the tribunals: He
repaired and opened sisty=trDo public
fountains through every quarter Of Pa
ris, which since the frat Of July have
difFused living and continual streams Of
water. To these eighteen more are to be
added. On the 18th Of August, there
is to be grand festival at Paris, in the
field of Mars, at which the main army
Of Germany are expected to assist !, whe-
Their merely to eat, drink andbe merry, or
10 march afterwards to Boulogue, know
not. There is q colossal triumphal arch
and column eree,ing near the " Grille De
Chaiilot,"' so As to form q terminus to
the grand vista that opens through the
Elysian fields. Many hundred work
men are founding il TO the honor Of the
heroes Of Austerlitz. r.. : : ~: =. );
"After the grand festival in August,
q grand fair win expose at Paris, sPeci-
mems or samples of al the manufactured
productions of the French empire.
81 understand that our negotiations at
Paris and Madrid are likely to prosper j;
and I doubt not that IN London, also,
our envoys win arrange matters, from
oil the reports ~ are brought from
thence. If thrse two nations coutiuue
to struggle, they eannot fail to nourish
the stamina OF ihe United States, be-
You'd the WISHES OF both. If they make
peace, we must become manufacturing
people WITHIN few years. -. =. .' :,