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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-01
An AppgEss 70 THE ladies.

Youu.s Lsdiss in town, and those that 1--we round,
Lei j ftsend At this season, advise you,
Since Ianneys So scs-cc, and times growing worse,
Strange things may soon hap and surprise you J
First then throw aside yorh top knots ofpride,
Wear none but your own country's linen,
OF economy boast, let your pride be the most
= Tosarw clothes Of your own make and spinning
What If homespun they say. Is not quite 50 gay
< As brocadcs vet do not be in passion: d
FOr.when its once known, that its much worn in
One nd ii wilieryout ''Tis the fashion I"
No moro ribbons wear, nor n rich dress appear,
Love your country much better than fine things,
Begin without passion, twill soon be the fashion
To grace your smooth lockswith a twine string.
+S~t-.F - 49,.
These do without fear, and to an you'n appear
Fair, charming, true, lovely and clever ~
Though the times remain dafkish, young men
win be sparkish, =
And love you much stronger thsn ever
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-01
.. For<4Sale,.

!, J.. For Sale,
Available Negro Man :
his price $50 dollars ; a:
Southern purchaser would
be preferred to
the Printer Of this paper.
May ~, 1908. sssF.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-13

interest viii be to throw open the doors
commerce. And to knock IF all its shackles
giving perfect freedom to all persons for the
vent of whatever they shall choose to bring
into ourports,and asking the. same in theirs.
The actual habits of our countrymen
attach them to ommerce-THEY WILL
EXERCISE 1T FOR THEMSELVES"
OctaOo edit. p. 236,
Thus spoke Thomas Jefferson in the year
1878, vet, under his administration in 1908,
our commerce is cut off and interdictcd with
all the world-and the cannon of our Fri
gate and Gun-boats, and the bayonets OF
5000 soldiers Ga standing army raised In
time of peace pointed against our own
citizens. Our country is blockaded by
land and by water, and the y. States are
literally in state of siege
Extract q "a letter from Rara'1na, dated Sep
tender Is.
ss "A considerable fracas took place yes
terday at the public quay, owing to an Off
Ger from a British frigate lying there, going
on shore, by permission from the govern
ment, to search for some of their people
who had jumped overheard, and deserted
during gale of wind and storm we had the
other night. He was much insulted in the
streets On his return and at the quay irritat-
ed at the treatment and otherwise inconsl-
derate, he thought proper to take some re-
venge BY Selling hold OF several American
seamen. A few were taken off, and others
rescued at the quay, after good deal of dis
turbance. Several vessels were also board
ed by the same officer, who behaved thro'-
out very disorderly. The men taken have
this day been released, and an apology made
from the commander, who has ordered said
officer under arrest for having exceeded his
orders, and for the improperly OF his con-
duct.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-13
ppoyYDENCE, (R. ~ Oct. I.

Tss sloop Sally captain Gonsolve, o. this
H. ;n tae coast;ns trade, sailed last week
\ Albany. On her way thitilcr, being
[;,a hound at New York, The captain re-,
'ortrfl his vessel at the custom-house.-
gh;ls tll.rs the collector inquired what ne
y, cong 10 bring from Albany, and was
[f,rmed that his orders were 10 procure a
Ialof corn. The collector replied that he
|a5a mot take a cargo OF that article, as the
|srstary os the treasury had given positive
|arscsoas not to permit cargoes OF that
Eplt to 90 easfmcla--snI the remonstran-
[sof csptain Gonsolve, and several nlsr-
ksie characters, were ONO avail. 1has
hind that by ourea6arg,o restrictions, that
|s,ieasrs may not only be starvea, but that
he sa;'sr;, states may be prevented from 90
lining their necessary supplies, BY this Won
Irriui policy! The article of corn having
|Soms very scrace in this state, and frequent
Eylicatlons having been made from the
|aantry to obtain few bushels until har-
test the embargo and It's authors ere becona-
ing extremely unpopular among our tar
msn. The crop OF corn in this state 1t IS
Supposed viii be Que third snort OF the usual
Quantity.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-13
Triumph Of Virtue.
or


DEMOCRACY DEFEATED.
Ilsdemo.rats are at length relieved from
ssS ssonising state OF suspense. The
s1A thisl articles Of thesemiserableJ uSglers
SSsllAasd long enough TO expose their
/, ee'sssss Sss and corruption, have tailed OF
sslr wontcd efficacy. Democracy fetires
non the field covered with shame and dis
Face For eight years. have the people OF
8 'S'arvland been slowly sinking Nnder the
gssere Of these evils which she carries IN
Taaln: they have awaked from their de-
4 nun, and their first struggle has broken
' c 'aackles of political slavery. When we
~ ssse the happy reclamation OF Maryland
~ sM the wonderful revolution of the east
80 rsa' Our hearts gladden. at the prospect OF
L s'unS out the French faction which has
eWu b, our liberties nearly to their grave.
81. l, a Prospect is opening to every real
H. al !! OF Liberty and the rights Of man =
~ asclples of Washington have not Ia
~, Ssa IN VAIN, but have molly purchased the
5.. 'auon of their country they have re-
o saed her from disgraceful democratic
my aSe. And shall we not rejoice that our
'Snuy has been rescued from the wreck,
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which treaeherous pilots and not the stress
of weather, have produced Yes we will re-
joice at those glad tidings of great joy"
which light up the countenance of every
true friend OF, his country. But we will not
Ike the phrenzied leaders Of an infuriared
populace, exult by shocking mockery Of
that misery which our country has been
plunged into. We will not, in triumph of
the humiliation of commerce, draw ships
upon dry land to carry through the streets
the open and undisguised enemies Of COM
merce. But we will rejoice in those strains
of rapturous and enthusiastic Joy which
swell the proud feelings of every friend to
man, when he seesa whole nation of free
men emerging from state of vassalage and
misery.
Bat. Fed. Repub.
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4 YOU should reflect that, up
~ a 80. primo iples, ought not g listen
d lb ~sehsacys proposals, nor y It MT
70 'o. s. * your exeellency should address
trss p !. Islan Of honor.
S;l'' : Il IS the esteem and admiration'
: ors General, in which hold your excel
ssl',0' 5s;iitary talents, that ! glory IN hav-
fasl I'D 49,, to me so distinguished an ANITA
ir g 8! nd with respect TO the hnal issue OF
'nls. struggle, rePose myself with
y 800 on the Divine Providence. to
sa' y + belongs 10 decide the fate OF armies
nj + nations, and who, sooner or LATER
NJ =, ssop with a favorable eye upon the most
~ ~ VS.. which is defended by all true
e a'J I'ses leave to repeat TO your exceaen'
.,;;onor marshal, the assurances OF my
Is consideration.
p (Signed)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-13
JOAQUIN BLAKE.
NASSAU, On. P.) Au3,. a.
,;;g,,or marsll.,i Bessieres.

The sensation here occasloned Dy your
,s ~ induced every planter TO puta iarg-
sa sa.o.iity 81 land in provisions the result
/ 'ss.sp iortli.late and we have no occasion
y = Asericaa produce, particularly as there
: , s With Spain. Cuba furnishes mo-
! ! e,t+ls Sc; Vera Cruz Will furnish
81 q, ard Gampsachy rice. 4 ship has Just
.;;s,,l from Liverpool vita $50 tons OF
En-. besi. pork, butter, soap and candles J;
IL t,ies months supply of those arti-
~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-13

V1reiaia Resoluti2aS-In late paper we
published some patriotic resolutions OF the
Federal Republicans in Augusta County,
Virginia, We are happy to see the spirit
of Federalism revive in a state where it has
SO long seemed to be extinct The prone
ness of this party to despair under defeat
has, more than any extrinsic circumstances,
opposed thcii, efforts to rise. Temporising
politicians are fearful to try their strength
il is their policy to withdraw from the con-
test, leave the field to their enemies, and
trust to division among them. Such was
not gen. Hamilton's opinion. lie foresaw
the evil tendency OF such a system, and up
on all occasions recommended to tederallsts
not to desert their principles by voting fora
democrat, bat to have,a candidate OF their
own. Tho they might not succeed, yet
they would em5ody the party, and by perse-
verance would gain the victory. Inthis re
spect democrats have shewn more political
wisdom than federalists have done. Defeat
has never dishearteneI tfem--tfey have
per,evered until their object was accom-
phshed. Who that rccollects the year 1888,
when the federal administration was in the
height of popularity, when addresses APP
proving the measures of government were
pouring in from al PARTS the Union, when
the name Of democrat was odlous was regard
ed as SYNONYMOUS with French partizan, or
enemy of our constitution, who that remem-
hers this period will trust in the immutabi-
lity of popular favor' Did any enc, at that
tine, imagine that in March 1901 Mr.. JEFF
ferson would be president of the y. States !:
! And vet his party were successful, and their
! success was the reward of perseverance,
In 1902, the federal candidate for governor
IN New~Eampshire had two votes to the
democrats one-yet in 1905, the latter was
elected. In Massachusetts, the democratic
party, while in the minority, contended a
gainst the federalists for six years. During
tac three first wears their number declined,
/ in the fourth it began to rise, until after a
! contest Of six years they succeeded. Fe-
/ deralists of Virginia, do not despair. 1t IS
your duty to oppose the ravages OF demo-
] cracv. and depend upon It, your ylrtuous
efforts will eventually be crowned with sue
cess. rig,
j lIo1a.l
Hear Mr.. Jefferson, (says the Albany
csazette) while private citizen OF Virginia
on the subject of commerce and free navl-
oat;on--Nothing can be more correct-no-
thine more pointed. He then understood
,be American Characterize then spoke as
an American citizen. Elevated to the pre-
s;dencv of the United States, every act OF
his administration has been in open hostility
to his former opinions and declarations.
: Extract from hisnotes on Virginia.
cit should be our endeavor to cultivate
reace and friendship with every nation, e.
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qlsraantia Easlp oasetSe.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS.

By the attention of capt. Whital Of the
Id Line packer, we have the following &C
'umt of najor:ties returned in Delaware
tate.
FOR CONGRESS
Kent-Vandvke, Fed. 4so
Sussex Do do. 662
1922
Newcastle-Haslet, Demo, 6s7
4O5
The State Legislature for Delaware IS 2
hOne in favor OF federalism.
PHI. Paper.
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ASSfZE OF BREAD
Company Orders,

ALEXANDRIA, October Is.
THE Members of the Volunteer Compa.
nv under the command of Captain Deneale,
will parade at the market-house on Saturday
next at three o'clock, p N. In iull uniform,
with arms in good order, and six rounds OF
blank cartridges, to join voluntary parade OF
the Uniform 4 companies.
c.. DrNEALE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-13

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, ~ his manu-
factory corner OF Prince and F>irfax streets,
STILLS o. al! SECS, commonly used for
disSiLiiag grain or fruit.
a general assortment Of TIN WARE.
SHEET.IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made 1t the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK Ell.
Their for Shifts Or Buildings, done IN the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on under the de
rection OF Mr. HILLI.d1N FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded by few.-As the Hrsss-
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, vino will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, asreea lie to any pat
tern or price, and will execute ire work inthe
very best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old Golfer,
Brass, Pezvte,', Lead and Iron.
George MsMunrs.
October IA
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ORANGES g LINES,
A few barrels Of each, for sale by
: = = Isaac Robbins.
October l3 --- u.e
Pubic Sale of Manure.

On TUESDAY next, at half past three
O'Clock, will be solo, On the puoiic squ"e,
near the dia ,olal Purlr--a Aeah u A''s s9fsel
Manure, containing from to 500 ioaus-oh
credit of SO Gays. "A -
Philip G. Marileller.
October Is. ST.
N Q T &c E.
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'Tobc contested. Upwards Of 100 Pen
sylvanialls were brought over the line to vote
for the democratick ticket.
lid
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g. At the 1ollcltatlon of a
number Of our country friends,
we shall commence, on the 9th
Of this month, the publication
of paper for the country, three
times q zoeek, which will contain
all the matter and ADVERTISE
ments published in the daily pa.
per. The price will be FIVE
DOLLARS fer aanum.
Such Of our preient patrons
as relide on the route where the
mail goes but once a week, will
be furnifhed with the country
paper in lieu Of the daily one,
unless ordered otherwife.
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

~ TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, row
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the Alexandrsa DAILY Gazet!e.
price Eve Dolls. g Seventy js0s
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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GEORGE ". P. CUSTS, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District of Columbia.
g" Booksellers supplied On the usual
terms.
September Is
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Tohn c. Vowel.
6n


y VALUABLE 4iERCHANT MILL,
IN containing two pair Of Stones and the
necessary machinery for manufacturing -four !:
also a Mill FOR grinding corn and rye, and a
Saw Mill, ali in complete order. Tits pro
perry is very convenient to Alexandria, and
situated ia most excellent neighborhood for
wheat and for retailing goods. For the a.
mount of the purchase, wet and dry goods
would be taken for a considerable part or per-
haps all, or some Alexandria property would
be taken fer a part. For further particulars
enquire of the PR1NTER.
February 10. q
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Notice is hereby Given,

THAT tire subscriber of alexandria ceun.
& ty in the district OF Columbia, has OBJ
:ined from the Orphans court ofsaid coun-
y. letters of administration with the will an
lexed. upon the estate Of Mr.. Samuel Craig,
ate Of the county foresaid,merchant deed
III persons having claims against the said
.cceasea. are hereby warned to exhibit them
18th the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
ar before tie eth day OF September next, or
sey may by law be excluded from all benefit
sid ests<e, and those indebted thereto are
CURED 10 make immediate payment
Given unaer1ny hand this 9Th day OF March
sos.
John G. Laid.
Administrator with the sND
3nneTed Of Sam. Craig,
dseeGssd.
March ie. eos"
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= great Bargain.
70 SIX SOLD,

an approved Plantation, with iinnedists
possession if required, m Shenandoah river,
Yerr pleasantly and advantageously situated
Cor any public business, containing 100 acres,
18th 90 acres adjoining, Whereon is a coed
icrchantabie mill on a never-failins stream
Of spring water, now under rent for this year
Il 400 dollars. Also, Stock. Horses. Wag-
cons, Sheep, Hogs, Wheat, Rye, Corn, may
1e had with tie place if waited. For terms
apply to the subscriber living on the preni-
ses.
Edward Marfh.
March 8. coStH
N. r. Convenient buildings on the Land,
kc. &c.
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Fifty dollars RewGrd.
Atarch 8

ELOPED from the service .oftAe sasSseriSeks
on Ihussdoy night last,
A NEGRO MAN, named .dNIH0NYs
IA commonly called IONEYli-He is q
bout SO years Of age, s feet high, a likely
well looking fellow, formerly a steyedore y
Alexandria, his cloaths not known-Whof
ever secures him in any Jail in Virginia, ar
the district Of Columbia, shall receive e re-
ward Of Thirty Dollars, if out of the state os
Virginia. or the district of Colambia.-tiF-
.TY DOLLARS and all reasonable exfences
will be paid if brought home.
William Fl, Tebbs.
Dumfries, March ".
N, B.. Masters of vessels and others ae
forewarned to harber Or carry him OF a' us@
gsFa.
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CAUTION.

WHEREAS JOSEPH Deene and. ZszeAess.h
w Gardner, have set up a Claim by a sdeee
Of trust or other conveyance made to than By
Darrell M'Carty, for a part ofthe MouKr AIR
tract of Landin our possession--Ihis is %
caution all persons from purchasing ; as asa
said Daniel MCarsy could have no title 10 G.
nv part Of the Land un'il q geneal divisions OF
the estate Of the late Daniel M"Carty sakes
plaeee
Sarah M'Carty.
John w. B~ronauss.
March s .AsW'
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Landing and for Sale,
From the drig Favorite, cett. John Stacey.
4 bales Russia SHEETINCa
2 do. RAVENS DUCK
- do, ALMONDS
2 hhds. COFFEE
so BIS. new RUM
John G. Laid.
.Aso from trig Ruth, Gait. Io6ey,
"a bis. and 2 hhds. RUM
Linseed, ~Spernaceti and Tanners OIL
SOAL LEATHER, GOLDFISH in boxes
SALMON IN barrels
3 quantity of SHOES, sc.
EoR SALE As ABOVE.
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Printing in all its various branches
Handsomely executed at this ohss.
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a Tract of Land,

IN the same county, which was granted "a
i Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease and
release from William Tebbs for s91 acres,
bearing date the 18th and 18th days of June.
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goR SALE AS ABOVE.
Decree IN Chancery.

NSAINS IL
BY virtue of a desree of the superior court OF
chancery for ihe Richmond district, pro-
nounced ON an appeal, wherein Sarah Chap
man. widow OF Carr Chapman, deceased,
and Susanna Chapman, an infant daughter
of the said Carr Chapman, by the said Sc
yah Chapman, her guardian, were appel
ants, and Thompson and Veitch were APP
pellees. | shall, on the first Monday TN .ztrs
nert, before the court house of PrinceW Will
liam county, sell to the highest bidder, tor
ready money, or on a credit of s, IL < ls
months,
A Tract Of Land,
IN the same county, which was granted TO
i Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease and
release from William Tebbs for S91 acres,
bearing date the 18th and 18th days Of June,
IVA.
Also, one other tract Of Land,
in the same county, which was conveyed to
the said Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease
anG release from Bertrand Ewell and his wife,
and Jesse Ewell and his wife. for 80 acres,
more or less. bearing date tbs eth and 10Th
days OF april, l775.
Also, one tract or parcel OF
Land, which was conveyed to the said Chap
man by deeds Of lease and release from Jesse
Eweli and his wife, and Bertrand Ewell and
his wife, for $50 acres, more or less, bearing
da.e the 2d and Sd days of January, 1884, all
Of which deeds are now of record in the coun-
ty court Of Prince William. And also, ell
the other estate. right. title, claim and pos
session which Carr Chapman, on the Goth
November, l797, had of and in to the land
asd real estate whereof his father or any OF
his ancestors had died, seized or possessed.
The above description is taken from the mort
GAGE deed executed by Carr Chapman to
Thompson s. Veitch on the Goth November,
1897, and now recorded in Prince William
court, under which the property is sold. 1t
is understood that the three tracts OF land have
been united into one which adjoins the town OF
Dumfries. On il there is a dwelling house y
some wood. The general rights described
viii, as it is believed, comprehend a fourth
part of the reversion Of all the dover land OF
Susanna Gwinett, and one fourth part OF the
reversion of all the land devised by Thomas
Chapman to Elizabeth Overall, after the death
of the said Susanna and the said EliZabeth.
Bond and approved security will be required
Benjamin Botts.
Mareb 2 dts
Printing in all its various branches,
handfomely executed at this oMes.
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JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE,
soRNER az KfEe AND FAIRF4x- S7RsEyE
HAS RECEIVED,
Coco 10. Cofhen~C heeie 1T quality,
II ton assorted Patent Shot,
go half chests * boxes
7 5s's;:'1 ay.on, ! r4
Hyson-skin,
$ pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bills. Rye Whiskey,
Is cases old MeGoc Ciaret ~ssasrisr
quality,
70 ID Nutmegs,
so dozen London Mustard,
$ casks London refined Salt-pea.s
Is casks chewing Tobacco small WY
50 boxes Soap,
IS do. mould and dipp'd Candies,
As kegs yellow ground Cinges.
80 boxes Havana Segars,
4 cwt. Zante Curranta,
Raisins in boxes and caskss
Pearl and hulled Barley,
A small q9aI,rity basket SAX.
Which with q very general assarlraessl >ss
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will ssH
low for cash, produce ,or the usual credit,
NcY Is
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lust Received,

Just RECEIVED,
Per the Schooner Jane, Captain Croker, from
Boston, and for sale by the subscriber.
s puncbeons Jamaica Spirits
S barrels first quality Cheese
10 do. mems stout shoes
400 sides Soal Leather OF extra Rice quail
ty
sos..boxes dry Goldfish.
R Said Schooner Jane returns to 2as
yoN. For freight or passage apply to
John G. Laid.
December Sic d
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VOL VII.
,snlss at Ve8due.

salss at Vendue.
a, every Tuesday and Friday.
WILL BE SOLD
i. vendue Store, corner OF Prince ant
Water streets.
v,r;sty Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
p.sfirulars of which will be expressed in
,ia;us Of the day-All kinds of goods
's ne are on Limitation and the prices o.
l:ss are established, can at any time be
';ased and purchased at the lowest limitation
P. G. Marsteller, v. NJ.
State Lottery, New-York.
ros the promotion Of Literature, and for other
n,,rposes, positively commences drawing
ON THE
Fra. Tuefaay III April next.
PAYMENT of prizes guaranteed BY tae State
legislature. 80, amor
$4,000
/ 10000
. 5000
4 1900
7 l,0Oc I.
And a yc7y considerable nuraber OF infer2er
s,.x-less than two blanks to \ prize.
MI. The ti<kets at Eisdt Do9ars each, for
sale Al r. CRAY bookstore, Alexandra,
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81 feel for the repusatioro 81 my country.
Insalted as she has been, we are esteemed As
a nation Of Teru 6xekers oyerwh elmed with
osarice, and dead to all the noble feelings Of
. yirtuous people. Talk as you will ct the
propriety and constitsshonality Of theembar-
go--and it uas both proper and constitutions
al-yet the time is past whenit could be USE
full. AL the property that eyer we expected
10 save BY It, is long since in port. What,
then, do we wait for? TO dispatch more
ships with ridiculous messages 70 France and
England Oh! How we.are DEGRAD-
ED! Let congress be convened to rid s.of
this crmging policy.
Such IS the unanimity Of the party and
such the undisguised opinion and wish Of
a paper declaring itself the RAaT1zAaSos
l[Fsa. Gaz.