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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24


MIR. SAMUEL. FULLER, Inn keeper, On tn. Har-
ford road ten miles from Baltimore, began about
months ago to De grevouly afflicted with tape worm,
which ncreafed . in ze and Tength, 10 as to exclte
the mott horrid enlations by his writing motoss and
ntolerabe pains, refcnbng the gna~ng and tearing o.
his bowels, which deprived him OF his necefary ieep,
and caued iuch dreadful approximations be
ceived but bv one 10 irnlar sppetc wait
ed rapidly and with that his hrength 10 that he was
unable to attend TO any buhrels--when ne heard OF
Iorne excellent cures performed by Eian'ton's worm
ozengcs he took large dofs which brought away a.
bout FOUR YARDS of the worm (now III the poi
felton, OF Lee, 8, co., bat renewal Of his pains toon
convinced him that this monrous reptile had recovered
its frR vigor--AppIcaton was made to Lee CO. tor
more Of their medicine, with their advice, from which
refaited the total expuon of dis formidable enemy IN
ievcral pieces which he fuppoied 20 be SIX or EIGHT
YARDS more. few months have .lnce ciapied. and
MIR. Fuller is IN perfect health. : nc above facts
are well known to numerous circle o! his ncghbors
and hinrlelf will crafty any who may wia to make
further inquiries the fuhjetf. Although Hamilton
worm lozenges produce iuch powerful effects, When
neceEary, vet they perfectly innocent and mild IN
their operation the human body even taken 10 large
doies as Mr. Fuller viii eGify-ther particular mia.
tnes is abundany evident in innumerabie CT IN
iants.
Commasieatsd BY DR.. join S9ang2sr, l0rk ss4pn,
PrnglyEUania.
Letter from the reverend MIR. JOHN MOLTHEN
Hliniiter of the Moravian church, in York town.
York, Jaunay 4tb, 1902.
DEAR SIR.
DR.. Hanron's Iozenges have been recommended to
very adequate means for the cure Of children
afflicted with worms, l procured a box for the ufe OF
my family 70 try whether by means oil this medicine
might be enabled gain poiut. which, to accom-
plifh different other means had proved ahortive. NJ
eidet boy had very cky appearance: was very reit
les nigh grew leaner from time 20 time; in Mort
he reen,ed &c be in precarous fate Ct health, WHICH
would yield to mons of the medicines adalintercd
ugn gave him two does Of Iozerges, agresabyto the
dirc4ions which carried of iubiance al appear
snce mere mucus but upon coie inpecon quite re-
peeled with very fma living animals. Not of that
fort CT which uiraly aiitt children came from
him. Since that period he grew remarkably better u
health and though lean, has got freh and lively COM
peyon Upon different occaions have ufed this me-
dcihc purgiug lntitate. and found It to ahfwer
exceedingly well, without bringing belly ache,
any other dagreeabic sni9rs, Il oiten occaGored BY
pa-girg medicines. Upon The which Judge this nc
dc,as % BE. bcides is rnajn obe6, one of the nor
G!2tary means for rehoring ot appetite and promating
proper tste of dsefion, by carrying ch that billions
pbisanee which aders 70 mach indigPoltio@ beth
among children and adults.
sa,, SIR, your mol ptedient Servant
Ohm MOTHER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
John MOTHER.

Dr.. Kadn's true md genuine German
Corn P}qlIter.
An infailiable remedy for corps, fpce1ily re-
moving them root and branch, withou, giving
pain.
The genuine Psrfdn Lotion,
So celebrated arone the Iaflionable throughout
Europe, as an Invaluable cofnetic perfectly limo.
cent and sate,free from corrective and sepelcns NJ;
nerals lihe BATS of other lotions) and of unparsl
lelled efficacy in preventing and removing bic
mines in the face and kin ofevery kind, part;.
cularly freekles, piH,ples, inaan,matory redrsfs,
tcurt'' letters, rings worms, yan burns, pricklc
heat, sc.
The Perhan. Lotion operates mildly, wishou,
,ngetiDg that natural, intenable perfpi,sticn,
whish is 70 efentMl,o health. Yet its ss!u,sr;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
HAMILTON's ESSENCE AED :. X
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

fate and efeaual remedy for gout rheumat'!m,
p.ey, iprains. hufes pains ia the tacean neck &c
And has performed cures in the above Complaint
than all the oener medicines before made pubic
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24

aF A few copies of the American
Gardener may be had at the Book
Store of Robert Gray.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
Tie Aaod)ns Elixir.

For the cur- .. every kind c! mead ache.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17
SATURDAY. May II. 1906.
Clifton and Turner,

Cotton and Turner,
Have received from New York, and arc now
opening at their Liner SIRE. on Royal ftleet,
cppoate Mr.. James Ruafps,
IN ASSORTMENT OF ~
Irilh Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
brown Hollands, Piatilss, and 1,1klen5utss.
A.d Dolly extfs,
Diapers, Checks, Hempens, Dow
las, Sh.etings, Threads, &c.
Aye fer Sale,
A few chefs Of Imperial and Hyfon
reas, Oh. The latef impotssions = and 50 lacks
Of Liverpool Salt.
May g. ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17
mo. 1863.
7 @ Fl N WA T r s.
II + Y a ~ u n

, I
Fiss jai{ received, per the Wii.iam lMu,docs,
lvla a't'thore) from Loadon, ccuarlete al.
fortmcnt nj
PRIMO coo Ds,
Whieb he viii Tell low for cslh, or 10 runGua.
..>.f craemers, viz.
Centlemens' Silk ard Cotton Hoe.
DO. SIX znd L:ash-f Gloves
Ladies sin< ard Cotton Hoie
I,o, Silk and Leatic Gro@cs.
Six and Cotton Ebsmbtay Mullins
IS, IS, ard g s ,utdaeaed Gag hama
Figured an4 plain jaconst CarrbtiaAs 3
fis'n ard figured ja:on-t MtG.n
Iotiis Book .ssUAn
White aa4 cgIored CarE6s;ea
Pain and figured lLeno Militia x
Lena Siiawis and Veiis..
l;alisn Grapes aud Lu&eGriiiias Z
L9adon Chiatz:s an, Caiicves =
WHitc and coloEed Jan
Ssm'tic Dim:.ies
Fla saap Lang y enl-eens y, 49,,
bi4dei!ss trsa an. MISC &c; Waiacoa ing
b.o%n aai1Ssg Ict tacasnocs
Real .Madtas Hsakkerchiets
; I, ~ :sni 8 4 DamsA shawls
Diaper Tatl: Cloths
Ruff Saeesiug
White ard ;'tHwn Sccs:nes
SuPstdas Cloths ADD Csilinelcs
2 pisces saslbary Cloth
bales Ia4ia Good, -,
,7S and 4 4 Irf& I;'aces
White aad brown f,a.iiIas
Unbrcliss and Psa lcs
German Ticklenou.gs
White and brown kons
b Tiskirg ~
Apron and Shifting Checks =. -
sWs!tran's Gisfs sad Grading ScyiEas
&esdine Hoes aaosted in cyf,s
seadsrens' bta London Isss, &c, &c. !
May 6. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17

To.Monevo mosa;rg, at7 o'eloek, md, yeae.H.
rogedJ eafb Jaee<sd'ng xo'siggs,
A dray with BorrLED BEER
will go about town:
Wisn the citizen. may faPply ih-m:eIvss.wi'h
that wholeftme hsger&ge a. * peace peg bottle,
TO he pail Coz N delivery,
: f-s Ofdets f:csn ,hc cco:t az, e. irpiag or.
dcts will be eycected On tic f,2r:eR nc.iee.--
Apply to
T. CRUISE.
M,yS. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17
PG BLIC SALE.

Bv virtue Of deed of trulf from
Daniel M.carty to the fuAferbcrs, to feeure .he pay
ment of fun of money due irom. the laid Dsnlea
M Carly to Jonathan and fdahion Sehoihe,d WIN os
fold at public auction on the premes, the higheit
bidder For ready money, the 3It day of this Pree
month, part of that Tract of land called Mount AR,
whereon the faid McCai;y now lives. lying apon &c.
eoeinque Creek, in the county of Fairfax, adjoining
Gkrdners MillLond, difat abopt II or II miles froEa
Alexandra. The fale to commerce az N O'Clock.
Phineas Janney,.
Andrew Scholtield,
!, Nav Il So -.,n or
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-17
lanes PATTON.
lyesaty Dollars Rez0agd.

F''S0ndsd, On SATURDAY LAT, from the iubfcri
ber's haufe near town,
4 Negro Man, named Reuben,
|''@trfg STAGE DRIVER, AID seeH kno4vx
bea: feavn
HIVE DOLLARS reward will be e;vsn
~ 'dSen IN or about towa, where he is fpp
~ ~ n - ns 'arking, taa old babitJ and TWEN
, no., oohLS&S il 50 miles from town, ant
,s'O''fi'oHaG'y !os lsf. l,Ranc..
NJ William Hodfon.
I.tH1'Hg, IN rs uar2op branches,
'4Nol'm'sy exeeuted at thn e@es,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-14
Globe avern

- HIS bnildirr, sitp2is u ne toNn
of NfartinsbnrE \ q he let snd
postes5i6u can bc Ind e 1 short notice.
Fton ! superior size, q aiEotdseo npany
e11fcni<nces, s y mike &, pefhape,
better suited e Jhe husiness q I public-
house Nm any other II thu part % The
country. The circutnsfance If q being
pretty eenersily known, may possibly,
preclude he neeessity cf enterins into \
morc 5articnIar description 4 An al1o
disposed torenfthc psopctsy ihnediate-
u o. the opposite sfie 81 the street ad-
joining lie court house. These iin-
pfoyemenf5 ire suited % tn reception
81 store Ind family the house cons
tains six conf ffable foofnsi the earden
lone az the CELLAR, and some q de
back. blildihgs are lsrge, andail 81 ! use-
FIJI kind This sitoation opens directly
into IN ourtshouse yard, and i one of
he most public spots n town.
EPHKAIM GATHER.
Martinsburg, January -, 1906.
r. s. The building ii King Street,
called Dunenh,s Stone Honseip alsotolet.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-14
FOR SALE, 4
Pnrsuaus % ne last win and testzment
u Robert creighton. dee,d, : yalbahle
rat Lana,

Lying Il be County Of Berkeley and
State az Nilsinia, ihfec miles from he
Gown Of M.rlipebarg, On ths road lead
Ing % WiIIif111pofi, tiehfy-fpe miles
from he cify e Baluhors, ssventy-fve
from the City II Washington, and eieh-1
y miles from ne town If Alexandria
contaiping Sin hundred acres, one half,
cleared and under ood fence, he H.
lancs ven elothcd Win timber. There
are On said land = number Of never fan.
Ing springs, and s1|fcien< quantity Of
Meadow This I<ac< would suit VEIL
= Be divided, = thc<6 re Two Dwelling
Houses, two Double Barns, and two
0rchards 81 choice Fruit. Il lies Eve
miIcs from de river poEcnak, the nayi-
gallon Of said river & 6o| compIeted,
produce may " conveyed 1ownthe river
% the City Of Washintto1 and 70 the
town Of Alcxandria 4 .r'aIl expense.
For terms apply 10 WilIia1 Riddle, of
The town II Nartinsbuts "A tood tide
win BE made he purchaser ~
WILLIAM RlDBkE
Wm. CREIGHTON,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-14
f 0ttersozs ) ol NIL.

TSHE subscribef has got the above
= MilLin eomplcte order Cor de rs
ception Of Wheat of any other Grain
He viii manufactuFe Wheat u Il has
heretofore been done u said Mil, and
win befesponsible that II Flour h,nhn-
isctured y him 1hall PCS in1pection Il
saEcly carried 81 deliyssed Is tke bor>s az
plaees Of in>pe etiol u ease ok c6ndem.
nation, cefti6eate from he in>pector
menti oning he cause shsreol, toRtther
Nish lie brand and marks e. ne bsrrels,
win y nsesssszy before shs dizsssnss
4 z, ne sss!les pr;es 1. cssh s;iD<s. ~
WHEAT, RYE ~ coRlg. : 3 ! 3 :
RoBERT caRIsIY /
Septsmbef | = isos. IN
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-14

3 ~. : 5 !,
y. !. !. y W 8 80. I, 4, !. j /, j
ztslsass e z
y, s., s.
4 = 4. II. 49, s ~ ss.s 81 - '.'
:" ss.s e.zss y 80 80 80
VALUABLE Rlantstio ~ rich
4 j. Limesstonc Land, On the waters Qf
Conococ tcaeue containing about 11g !
acres. This Land = Is the kryt rate
qnalitys With ! number q nsver.iailing
Springs At water, large proportion sc !
good Meadow. with ! HOUSE, Sill
HOUSE; Bafn, 30 nl6o, : nnnher d
Fruit frses, and anever failing stre1mof
watel running thru The place Within
sight q ! Luihefian Church snd y de
heart 81 ! German settlcment. This
property i about 3 miles from Hsgefs-.
town md 8 from Potomak river. and has
) nnmbe Of merchank mills near 4.
sAlsc FL snie, IN The town 81 Hanctck,
On de river Polomak, one House md
Lot, wen situated fofa storsof'1ny lind
81 public business. u
n ne State y Hisxini1.
Ont Plantation, 81 which Is erected
The noted stand called fhe HSle.Way
House. This Tract contnins 400 acres
H6f land, fheaMhole Sc which Is tiIIsble,
and Z great proportion cleared dis Land
+ particularly adapted Is email frSin.
/ Its situation makes Il more valuable dan
.-t.,,s ,s,.v,., es,.ls Z, III. 1.<>.,{.sS; IS,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04

Iamong them government that is independent
OF Europe, and as free as the habits of the PEG
pie may permit At no dittant day may S. Anne.
rica exhibit confederated republic as free, as
prosperous, as inhructivc To the defpotifms OF
Europe, as the United S. of North America
But Whit we put up thefe prayers for his
,ucceis, we merely exprels the feelings of an
individual. We neither believe il 10 be the in
tereit OF our government to have co-operated
IN the expedition, nor are we convinced
that the powers and refources Of gen. Miranda
are eqnal to the labour which he has underta-
ken.
The ehabliihment of an independent govern
ment IN America would not only promote the
PROPERTY the people, on whom il is to ope-
rate, but OF the whole civilized world. From
the data which we have already fated relative
10 the commerce of Buenos Ayres, the VAT ex-
tent or the South American trade NAV be eaiily
coh)ectured. This trade would feek a new
enamel. 1nitead of being dragged through the
norehonfes and magazines ofthe HAVANA and
SPAN, the exports would puriue that courfe,
which would be productive of the greateft adj
vantage. The flags of every carrying nation
would be feen flying in their harbours. The
vehels OF the United States infcad of ply
ing tmuggling and contraband trade, would
'ue and unlade their cargo in the face of day
.,, """S' t"S very eve OF tue government
ne mott profitable commerce which we have
carried on with thofe colonies, was purified
during the year 1900. but obferve the miiera-
Die ihifts and expedients into which fome of
our merchants were driven, at that day, to put
to neep the ieaIoufy of the Spanii', dragon.
an American vef1ei vilited the South Sea, under
the preface of hunting the whale or the Ceal.
When it arrived off The COAT of Lima, nothing
was more eafy than to damage few boxes
OF goods or fcutte the Hull of the vefeI. In
this htuation f,e put into the port of Lii
ma under all the appearances of diitrefs :
The Viceroy granted her the privilege of repair
ing her damages, and of telling as much of her
cargo as would he futficient to defray the ex-
peno of reparation. Tnthe mean time the ac55i<
cargo was fmuggled on hore. The cataffrophe
or this commerce however, was rather unfortu-
nate Thecomplaifant vicerov was changed. Our
vel'es were detained by his faccefIor, their car
g"eswerc conffcated,& our merchants were def
po'led of the profits of this lucrative commerce
But let an independent government be eftab-
lilhed among them, and this conteit between
pnnder and fubterfuge will no longer exit.
The dragon will be for ever put to lleep, and
the golden fruit Of the Heiperdes will be with
IN the reach of every Militant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- AN AWAY from the fubfcriber in December
IN lat, two negro men by the names of HARRY
and DICK; Harry is about feet fix inches high, of
ta'vny complexion, % years of age Dick fix feet
high, Aim and very black, with large white teeth,
wide apart, projecting of his mouth, 8 year, of
age When they went away, they mad on home ma
nufaetured breeshesand old grey jackcoats. have
been informed they dre1ed in blue jackcoats
with faiors trowiers, aud making their way to
Maryland with free pats. They have relations at
Reuben Beale's, Ely. of Richmond county, and Mr..
John Turbervile's quarter in Weamoreland, where
IL probable they may Turk un,il they can procure
Pahage aorois the Potomac. Whoever will deliver
Them to me, or fecure them 70 that get them again,
Dali receive the above reward the proportion for
either. ELLIOTT MUSE.
BHeiiagdan ialge, IHiiN5f1s count y.
March 4. ep 3f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04
GENERAL MIRANDA.

Should it be the ferrous defign of Miranda,
to emaneipate the Spaniih Provinces of South
America, and efabHnh among them an indie
pendent government, there is no liberal man in
this country who will not with him fiiccefs.
The Spanilh colonies of South America, are in
ferior to none in the value Of their foil or their
adaptation 20 commerce, & they are inferior to
none in tle dependence which they fullain and
the tyranny Under which they fu7er. Nature
icarce ever did more for any country: Man
icarcely eve did lefs.
The general population Of South America
being ehimated at about l3,ooo,oOO, it ia pro.
babe from the accounts of fome geographers,
that the Spanifh pofefions contain about
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04
A SECOND CHASE

Dur readers have ye, forgotten the -four eeuti-
ofthis incompatible Judge, whit a member of
congress. II rhe fa>a has elcaped their memory,
they may turn for it to the hiRory of the Ameri-
can war. It's there placed upon record. is it poi
iihle that another Eneb tranfatton ihoud be found
in the annals of American legifla,ion Is it to he
believed that fena,or from the South, who has
always borne an un,arniihed reputation, ihould
have degraded himfelf by an action 70 Infamous as
the one alluded to in the following extract from a
Pererfburg paper? We have heard the name of
the boge, who was employed in this ex,epiive fpe-
culation. We have heard the naz4e of the Enafor,
who advfed it. It. is incumbent upon us TO
withhold that name, until we have received the
mott inconteftible proofs of the juftneis of the
charge But when that is done, we pledge our
felves, unlefs anticipated by fo,le other pa
per, to make his name public his crime and to
ufe every effort to expole his reprehenGble conduct
in its genuine colours. What is tito us whether
that man be republican or federalift; whether
it be Chafe or --? Virtue is the BATS
OF republican government, and it is the BATS of
the republican party. Whoever is without it is
unworthy of the title which he bears. Let fuch a
man conceal hinafelf aud his vices in the oblcuri-
ty Of private Ration: but if lie once dare 70
apre to public and dignfcd office, let the prefs
hold up mirror to him to turn him into Zone
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04
FROM THE AURORA.
TO TOHN lNSKEF

MAYOR OF THE CITY OF PHILADEI.
pEIA.
faw in the Aurora of January the 3o,h, n piece
addrefed you gned laac Hall. It contains Gate
ment of your malevolent eondua in refining to let
him have Vine ftreet whar! after he had bid Fifty
dollars more for il than another perlon had Of
tered, and had been unarimou1y approved of by the
commiihonsrs appointed by law fcv that putpoie.
Among the reaions by you for this refufal one
was, that Mr.. Hall was ones Of Pane's difcip!es"
ifthSfe whom you may choofe TO cal! my diiciples
follow my examples in doing good to mankind,
they will PATS the confines Of this world with happy
fnd, while the hope OF the hypocrte iail per IN and
delulion ink into deipair.
I know who Mr.. InfSeep is, for do not
remember the name of lnRseep At Phiadephia in
" hbe fmef f5at tried mems oui"a He n,uA be fome
n'uihroonl OF modern growth that has narted up OIL
the i'ii which The generous ervices of Thomas Paine
contributed tobleisSwi', freedom, neither DO know
what protection of religion he is of, nor do care if
hcisa man maevoen, and unjuR, it Equities not to
what eiais or ieefary he may hypocrtieally be-
long.
As fet too much value en- my time to waite it
on man of 10 little confeqnenee yourfef, Twill
cloie this hort sddrefs with declaration thar nuts
hypocriy and maievolsnce to defiance Here +,
Is,
Ny motive and object in all my political works,
beginning with Common Senie, the irt work ever
fae iyttems and fale principles of government, and
enable him to be free, and eAablin, government for
himie, and have Borne my flare ofdangerin Europe
* America in every attempt have made for this
purpoe. And my motive & objea in all my publica-
lions OF religious fubjeGts beginning with the frlt
part ct the age of reaton have been bring to
right reafon that God has given him to impress on
him the great principles of divine morality, Juice
mercy and benevolent difpoiton to all men & to all
creatures; and 10 excite in him fpirit of trut con-
hdence, and conolation in his creaor, utiackled by
che fable and fiction of books, by whatever invented
name they may be called.
am happy in the Continual contemplation Of what
have done, and thank God that he gave me talents
for the purPoie aai forttude do it, 1t will make
the continual eonfolaton of my departing hours,
whenever taey finally arrive.
THOMAS PAINE.
:" Theie are the;rirnes that try mems fouls, :"
CsS, Nc. l. 7Urittea zSbHe tie retreat 4vib TIE a,yy
,, nm fort Leeto tie De"zva,e Gnd sYLGeda at pGR4A!-
f5a i" he irk amrs Of &c Dec. lgt6, x ays S.a,.
f5E flking tie HeTans a 7ren.0a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04

NOUS uenatures were worfe than uftlefs. IL
were to imagine itpoiIible that part of the A.
ner'can people were made of fuch materials as
To be the dupes of fuch calumn.es. If ,hev
were competed of fuch materials, it wonIJ h.
OF little confequence what opinions they enter
tanned. For their eaecm could. confer no no.
nour; and their oenture be no difyrace.
IL may NOT, however, be amifs to notice op-
'oGrce or repreheniion, which goes on tb.
GROUND that the government mult have be.u
appried OF the expedition of Miranda, before.
It took place. 1t is alledged that every bodv
knew IT. and, of confequence, that the admi-
niitrat'on could not have been Ignorant of il
II rms is fact now comes It that the SpunR,
"In.Rer knew nothing oft If he had been
appr'ted of it, he furely would not have been
h'ent. How comes it that the Spanifl, conful
was ignorant OF it How comes it that the a.
gents Oh france were ignorant of il p
-hnd how comes it that it was nm
known to the merchants of New-York. ,ba,
very Gals OF men Whole interets are G,id IN b.,
10 compromised by it, and who, if they had
known ", would not have been backward in
.nng Deceive means to defeat it! How comes
II that It remained unnoticed in all the newt
papers? ~ WI
The facts, as we have had them repref.nted
te us, are thefe.
ne Lrander was faiioned at confederate
diitance from the city of New.York.
Inc hhpplies with which ihe was furnifhed
were I lent from time to time, by lighters, in de-
And Miranda, all this time, was abfen, from
the city. - ''o'i
That ne had his conidents is aImoR certain
out It rs equally certain that they did not betray
the truf repofed in them.
ohder theie circumstances, it may wei, COM
port with foreigner, the fuhieSt of a yov,rp.
ment, Whole Jealous eye is fixed upon the atti.
ons OF all its fubjees, to infer tina. our govern
ment manfefts like vigilance, and exercifes A
IKE reitra'nt over the actions of its citizens
out we know better; we know that the govern.
nient moves in that fphere, and in that onIv.
winch the contribution prefcrhes; and that +.
even IN this limited fphere its predominant mo-
tive is confidence and not difruh.