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l am of opinion that it is the du-
ty OF every editor of a newspaper, to Law
both sides of every important question
before his readers. A great portion of
your two last numbers has been occu-
| pied with a speech delivered by a Vir-
gina Senator, against certain proposed
amendment to the constitution of the
United States. 1t is very much to be
regretted, that no member of the Senate
attempted to answer this same speech
because this circumstance puts it out of
your power to present both sides of the
question as discussed by the same body.
But, Mr.. Editor, this question has been
discussed in other bodies than the Vir-
ginia Senate. 1t has been discussed in
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania and in
order that your readers may shear bath
sides," L request you to publish the en-
closed speech, on the other side of the
question, delivered in the House of Re-
representatives. of PENNSYLVANIA. This
speech was delivered by Major Alexan-
der Ogle, of Somerset, on January the
9Th, 1903, and is reported in the Lam
caster Journal, from which have CO.
pied it.--Wherc will your Senate hide
his head, when ne reads this htmin2us
refutation Of his absurd doctrines ? 1t
is to be hoped he will retire in conster-
nation, and make room for the worthy
young gentleman lately nominated for
that Office so that the district may be
represented by talents respondent as
the genius of Major Alexander Ogle.
Q in =
Mr.. CHAIRMAN,
/ wish to say one word on this
here subject. This question, think,
is what you may call question of the
people against the lawyers and judges
and think, sir, if twas properly looked
into, it would be found that it springs
from an alarm among the people, that
the others are encroaching Oil their
rights.
Every member should read this reso-
luton, and then ask his conscience if he
7oouldhf wish the judges should hold
their Offices for term Of years.
/ Sir. if this here question was left to
the people, III Vent1r to say, if it was
leftto them to decide 1ohither the Judges
should be for limited time, or go out
at snrtain period. If this here plain
II
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-17

PiN'cne Aio lii wing away any OF his
provisions. At two o'clock, when I a.
gain saw him with two friends, he had
nearly finished the whole of the candles,
and great part of the beef, but he had
neither evacuation by vomiting, stool,
or urine; his skin was cool, and pulse
regular, and he was in good SPIRITS
At quarter past six, when he was to be
returned to his prison, he had devoured
the whole, and declared he could have
eat more but from the prisoners with
out telling him we wished to make some
experiment on him, he began to be alar-
med. 1t is also to be observed, that the
day was hot, and not having his usual
exercise in the yard, it may be presum-
ed he would have otherwise had a bet
ter appetite. On recapitulating the
whole consumption of the dav, it stands
thus: Raw cows udder, Alb
Raw beef, 10
Candles,
Total, 16lb. be-
sides FIVE bottles Of porter.
The eagerness with which he attacks
his beef when his stomach is not porp-
ed, resembles the voracity of hungry
wolf, tearing off and swallowing them
with canine greediness. When his
throat is dry from continued exercise,
ne lubricates it by stripping the grease
Oft the candles between his teeth; which
ne generally finishes at three mouthfuls,
and wrapping the wick like ball, string
and all, sends it after at a swallow. He
can, when no choice is left, make shift
to dine on immense quantities of raw
potatoes, or turnips; but, from choice,
would never desire to taste bread or We
getablcs.
He is in every respect healthy, his
tongue clean, and his eyes lively.
After he went to the prison, he danced,
smoaked his pipe, and drank a bot
tie OF porter; and by four the next NOR
ming, he awoke with his usual ravenous
appetite which he quietcd by few
pounds of raw beef.
He is six feet three inches high, pale
complexion, grey eyes, long brown hair,
well made but thin, his countcnance ra-
Their pleasant, and is good tempered"
"tt"t-N~'-t .E.E~<~o, -. ,~,~,~,~,.,~,-
d" A gentleman in thls city, (says
Dublin paper) who in the course of four
days had buried father, mother, and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
N Q T | C {,

AT meeting Of the Directors Of tss nj
lie River Turnpike Company, on the ,g}l
March, lS0S-OrGered, That the StorkRc
ers in the additional! shares in said conrs
do, and they are hereby required, to max,
sixth payment to the Treasurer of tie Con-
panY of iica Do9lars On each share by then
respectively subscribed, on or before the II,
d4y of May next-Also, the further SUM-
I'm Do1ars on each share, On or before a,
ii1,st day OF July, also, hefurther sum Of "a
Dol}ar8 on each share on or before the 81
day Of September, also the further SYN,
I'm doliurs OH each share en- Or before Tx {;
rlay of November, also the further Sum-
zen Loltars on each share by them rcsp9tia
w subscribed on or before the First day
January, 500.
Jonah Ihomplon,
Treasurer L. K. Z. Co@fay
March d. colin
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
March 81.
Mount WaJAangton for Sale.

= viii selE1ny FARM in Fairfax county,
{ end give Immediate possession. It's ea
tpan three miles from Alexandra, and SIX
from the George Town ierry-the dls'aa''
from the projected brilge will be lsss--'s
house STANDS on an el@sared hlii and o'eI'
looks the City, Alexandra, the river y, VIA
the shore, aud ilills of Mar and ne mouse
which I erected, and is aeaiiy tnlsled' con,
s;sts oe center house two stories high aaa
wings ofone, joined to it, by circular c0nr
doris, the north wing contains SiRal lV ::ns
the front Of it, and the CORRIDOR ao9".,D
intended for a green house, tits 'saos "
drawing roon--a dining room seP"a'
from it by the passage and staircase, Is aSn'
20 the south corridor which contains y s S,r
and leads to the Sitcben--two Sn''i' IG''' ,sL
th;s wipa With the Kitchen pump Oh 'A''
lent water At the door The second slO.5
,hc ,enter house contains 5 chambers a'J u.
dressing room, with Ere places, i% H .,,,s
set alioias The dinine room--ohe "a t s..o1 ~
size opens on the stair case pO'" "r nd
Viii, she)ves--a store room in the Sarios . ,,
c1nnlo on the house top, from whence - l ,y
delightful, yariegated landscape ,. .O' neat
the description of the mansion ho ud there are
cottage accommodates laborers' anu a s"s IL.
stab,es, carriage house, and ice n0S spjeut
$500 eantains Io3 acres, 70 enclosed uog ..
l'tlh Io, .a ses1 IN wood this place Ooas a
the finest collection OF truit t'ln' =. o;ren 10 nc
besides eyery other sort; the list F doo cherry
was 500 apples, 600 peaches and a aug t Of IA.
,rses have added several huNdrsa 70 % I,re
! best kinds.--Ihe garden con',', loriers flied
/ SQUARES. the soil enriched ana oo .,uurro,lnded
49, Emit trees, and bushes it IS Sq, '.nds On
W. = i've cedar hedge, which also eS, nrorr.
Tor possessed much TASTE anu wi which are II
ornamental trees and Shrubs ~, I'll
diciously disposed about 'he s r." portion Z
coil Is snitahic for grass, and l0S , y yisa
ground devoted 10 timothy, snI rocd whe'
an ;,,unlant crop it pfo G!,. nth sma'I e.
/ o.a oa,3 last wear, and THINK sir 1hos'
nence NAV be rendered prod 5aalth VII b
preserved, ana convcn'eI 1,,,yr' and the sea-
pith Alexanlria, George lo ", combined i
% tsasins.or. viii she@ mon ,e ap?ii
n1e'1.,;, , a,, the terms Of SALE op OH
ses an" ln Ie+,ar ~ direc,ed to the pG' Jaw
cations BY letters ~ ELIZA P IN
:, alexandria. ,1zso foa SazE s,,t, Two bar a
Farming implements, an OK one spa shovel Do
sa.ss .a p9 'os,ed n' arro~, two ''
one lTois too'i -. &c
{, dies, spades, Picks' -
March l5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
pMludehhio, Dec. 26th, 1907.

1UsNIl&CkIitfU1 4|tSt ~O''bf 49,
DEAR SIR,
have looked over Ihe plsn'er's
and Mariners Medical Conpan,au" With
rrea, pleasure. and no. tiisle 'ns'sucs'on.
/ 6ad II an excellent remembraacer OF
much that I have already learnt from other
wt. KS, ADD from professional experience
Being batter sdapfed to the general c'Fca"-
stances OF the United S.asesthso any othes
nroduction Of the kind hitherto poohsnso
;scspoot fail to prove an iaya'uabie oots,.
naoion" 20 those remote trona nea'ca' s'".
That all your views III dhe qualifications q
il may be more than rea''seo' - tue S'A'
cers wish OF
Your friend and obedieo: servant
Charles Caldwell, NJ. D.
DR.. Games Excel.
Philadelphia, Dscembe' %, 1907.
DEAR SIR,
The work entitled, "The Planter 8
Mariners Medical Companions" waieh
YOU were good enough to submit 70 my
examiuauop, nave iSau setJ
ard | consider il The most uaesai popu'as
,rea,ise on mediciue, ever abiished.
The writings of Tissos, Bseoan, aud
Reese, on this subject, have desefsedsy ac'
oared reputation, bu, 'heis pfae'iee is
dap,ea rather TO the diseases OF the eoua.
tries 10 which shs3 lived, than 10 .hose OF
our own.
A well siges,ed work, in style plato
aud familiar, which shoa'd lnculoa'e aprac.
| t,ce suited 10 the Diseases OF she United
smte. has been long required. You have
now supplied the vast. iuus. tia, your
very valuable book aaay DE widely cireu!st.
i ed. II is certainly calculated 20 do much
good. Every family saoaid puyeaaas aad
! carefully read it.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
sr.f an 3 ); navidge, \.
10 the COLE g. Of Msd Ss,s'g
ryland. ''Vl0e os
Ba1slmose, FEB 10, 1903.
George Tozun. Lolpni;.
March Sd, 1908. !
IN

george ogun Lolum5;o
March Sd, lsos,
DEAR SIR, /!
The ample testimonials Of sn,.
prsayed 70 yonr work entitled ~
dicsl Compsnlon" will | hose ,..a,s'
The patronage Of your coun',vnss
It belongs esclusisely 10 the zeal
an 10 DC able 20 delesnine he ~
medical compositions and ven, i, :,
aospicIcusiy conei!iated the uo,e ~ y
comm-pds,iops Of medical uaa,, .S.S'
common noie.
Few physicians nee, with he 49,.
of their well nyane and lshnyicu. u, 's'
IN The csuse Of humsniiy: ha, H., -, :,
laudahie exs1.ions may be llber2Ilv n.y. y
ed is the sincere wish of wa
Yours,
John Weems, NJ. D
Dr.. James EzveA.
March X. st,,.t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
7kisaaelpasI, Dec. 3l,t6o7.

DEAR SIR,
have carefully pernscd Yer WoFS.
lust printed, entitled " The T.aiFs , a"A
Marjnee's Medical ComPan'oE. saaS
much pleasure 10 expressing my AsTe ap.
p,obat,on of the plan Of the work ed et
the u,ili,y with which you have caa q. Z,
vour soooiries. Your book cannol lay 10
br . very acceptable preseai 10 tfr pa0l'c
10 general, add especially OF our oYn cfon'
sryaen Ersasiy am Of op'nioo' t's'yoo
are entitled 70 much praise Tor 'fe pains
which you have taken 10 furnishing Us WIN
4 work, such as thee Medical Comranlpn. :
the want of which has long oeen exPesI.
suced among us. ),
With sincere wishes for your hes'.h and
b.on;ness and for the continuance Of your
usefulness,
Itemain, ny dear sir,
Your friend. &c.
B. S. BARTON, X, D.
Professors of Maserts A'enlca,
Natural History anu Botany.
Dir. James EzyeA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
A List OF Letters,
RESs.8lss lag Ky 7a4g poS7so f'zfiG'aSs,
ALEXANDRIA, ca,
April |, 1908.

John Add;son, Isdsip 1Aaen, Sally Allison.
gauaes Bzbsidge, 9, Garter BEVERLEY, Nam
cy Il BAKER, Jenn fickiar, VIM, Brent Da-
niel G Brent, Juiy Belly, John Breed, 2, Sam.
8and, John Ball, capt VIVA. Barksr,a Dan
drsage Rrocsenbrough, joan Brown, Robert
haley, Hail Benet-
Mathew NJ. ClaboSn, Beale Clements, Da-
mel vi. Chichester, Samuel Craig, 2, jane
Ccmwell, VIVA Carlfse,2 Joseph Curren, Ca
leo Carey, I-eInael Carver, Stephen Cawood,
Mrs CorFia Jona;hsn Coalman, Darrell Cor
E-la, William L Coiston. Mrs. loe,
Mrs. Ella. Deiany, Thomas barnes, Char
lotte Deasan, Daniel Down, John Donaldson,
samuel Dilworsh, Ser. Donnonan, Lima
Dcakins.
William Emmons.
Mrs, Frances F Fftzhugh, John Fslrgason,
Thomas FoIlin, Mary Fendley, Joseph Flo
renee, Penkney Fletcher.
Or.
Kelsey A, Gardener, Zachariah Gardner,
Armstead Green, Ignatius Griaels, William
Gadarn, Helen Gilman, Charles F. Gretter.
IL.
Betsey Hughes, Raphael Hodgkin, Geoa
Holiday, George Hannah, P. Heronornus, Eli
zabeth Humes, James Hughes, S. Hoxton,
Richard Hurst.
Andis Jones, varnal Java, William Jack
son, 2, John johnson.
Eliza M. Key. Francis Keene, Hesiah
Kemp, Benz. King, Clary Kent, Edward Kal-
ing, S. U. NJ. KownI 5, VIM Aenworthy.
L.
Gen. Henry Lee, Richard B. Lee, Robert
Lindsey, Daniel Lanond, Prince LoveIl,Lau-
renee Lager, Seth Long, Stephen Linch, Sa-
muel Lenex.
John Murdoch, Ely Magruder, Ehsh Mar
chant, Thomas r. Merccin, honas Muse, jr.
Hesikiah Maddox, Walter Musehett, Mary
Mitchell, Philip Myer, Hector M 'Intosh, Mr.. 1
Matthias.
John nellie, Thomas nellie, ?,
Francis o'Msara.
William Pennock, Francis Perkins, Miss
Kitty Pitt, VIM. II, Pope, Doctor John Pope,
2, Mark Pringle, William Prout, Nathaniel
PIERCE, Hillery Pickeral, Geo, Phillips, VIM.
Patti Mary Parriss, PHILIPPE. Pendleton, Ma
rv Poole, Margaret Pope, Alexander Pope.
r.
Ann Riortlon, Jonathan Robinson, Daniel
Robertson, James NJ Robertson, Jane Ring
Reuben Ring, George Richardson, R. B.
Randolph.
Josias NJ. Speake. Margaret Smoot John
Scott, 3, Simeon Smith, Benz. Smith, James
Smith, Nicholas Smith, Nancy Smith, Mrs.
Stille, William Steuart, Renold Spencer, Js-
seph Sheldon, Noble Sullivan, John Stacey
John Simcock, Alexander Smoot, sIhemas l.
s Steuart, Daniel Sickles, David Slater Sarnu-
Ell Simmons, Richard Stephen, Miss Z
Steuar.
T.
Josiah Thompson, Francis Toalson, Mar
garet Thompson, Bradford Taber, Constan-
ia TaIbert, William Taylor, Lewis lousard.
w.
John Winterberry, John WALES, Thomas
West. If. Joseph Warner, Grove Wright,
Timothy VIM, Moses Watts, Clifford WI
Lams, George Ward, 2, Elizabeth Wise.
Mariana Zepernick:
George w. Craik. ?. NJ.
APrila cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
By JAMES EwE1L,
Paifsician az GaOaaaah.
REcoMMENEh TIoNs.

III. testimony eff tie merits 81 shss 1S&, sae
}o1cwlay certificates prosecuted ~ re e ne 7
ssost distinguished Medical chasaFs q sae
l7aiseg States, are inserted.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
December ash, 1907

have read +" The Planters ADD Mart
ner,s Medical Companioo," hy d. stnes
Ewen. Of the state of Caorgia-.ssch plea
cure and satisfaction. L IS book con'
ts;n;np a variety of mater in snsil cons
mass. The practice wrach be reco'nn1e nds
r a;aeasrs. is modern and luiicioas. and
the work cannot fail OF being useful IN all
families 10 the Up',ed States.
LANES WoODaOUsE, ND.
Professor OF Chemistry 10 tbs
University OF Pennsylvaa's'
Or. Tames EzOeA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81 so7.

3 sSss3s7V.If77'sU5 49,.
SIR,
have resd vour book, en'itI I" he
Planters sud Mariners Medlcf~o
uloon with pleasure, and thinS ,sofshy !,
The attention Of the citlzeas Of q o0heo
States.
Professor of Aaso1y.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-07

OF &c nSeSyfpS tt'~'''' ~ C,r,., !.
ra,,ch saore extensively nitigaed. With /
oov bese wishes for yeur success ID your !
en4eayors 20 lessea the SUN oshuman evils,
] bag goa &c b. assused, ehas AN, dear
cir yeuys with sincere regard,
John Crawford, NJ. D.
Baltimore, IN March, 1908
70 Dr.. James EVe@
Bq.t;more, iuareh 50, tsos.
DEAR SIR, ,,
We have read over your pubi'os'iea
ec,i,,ee the " Planters AID MatlnsFs
Mednsl Compsuiop" win much sa;'Ssase'
9ion. apd consider il as neti!ias ss'eell
-f,r The coacise & accurate historY " aica II
gives cf the various diseases Of nc easna"
Jodv (.ew il aay Of which. VIZ oei's' CIR afe
omute1) ADD The n,ethod Of sfe; ~hseht
!, 10Th rational end agsetsbte 20 cor esPs-
rience. ne are Happy shat you nave a'aas
vss ri the rev facts shat hR9e occaffeo "
,otd,ci,,e. IA thai plain sad essy nsseatr
vhich rsnders if1n easy 10 &c c0apfe'
henae5 aod ac,sd ups b persons III ~
dsrste koaw,,dge IL disease. W. can re-
eomnaeI.d il, wl;h pyopeiety, @ shaI class
OF ci,i2,ens who have nos ap oPportafl' = %
nezre If procuring gular n's d.cei sas iee,
ag,5 eonsider il ss fuiiy answering 'he IN.
,e.sion o! vou beneyo!enes to peeps OF
these s,ates. 10 les comp'lsf'"a.
We are yopr well wfsae's,
i+tlei0hn e Donaldson.
DR.. games LzpeA
DEAR SIR,
the Planters aud Mat,nes's Medies!
Commando" with much satisfaction, abd
stroreIy recommend il TO toe attention OF
those families who caduot with convenience
nrocure medica! aid. We ,hiok ii the bsst
| publication we have ever read, ca .ihe CO.
| nss,;c treatment Of diseases. more esPeel'
ally as 1t regards those CT oug climate
We are,
Very respectfully,
Sir.
Your most obvdiens servants,
Brown 6 Mackenzie.
Baltimore, 4,h March, 1909.
DR., flames Eare4.
SIR,
I have read your werk on DOMESTIC
! Medicine. with pleasure. The Frac!ce
recommended in Il il, / ,hies jacitieas,
! and have 90 doub. TIA; the solitary psan.
Ter and he yoyager, secluded from n'ede,
/ ca, aid. will of;sn b. under greas ebi'ga'i
ons 70 YOU. Your work is 'he first hat
hrs been written for family use IN ibis
country, and being freu, The pen CT nave
gtys,cIan, has greas advantage over me
J publications Of Buchsn an ilssos 1t ''s
disc minayiou ehall prove eqasi TO what u
merits, YOU will 5000 have cali ter another
| edi,ioo.
/ am. with respect,
John Shaw, a. M.
Professor of Che n'siIy, N she
/ College of Medicine OF Ma
! ry!snd,
DEAR SIR, :.
have locked over Yonr Medies
! Companion with pleasure and sssssaenon
aud approve Of the design ne asra"ge
! men, ot the sarious paris is judlcions, ts1
Iisngnage IS PLAIN and persplcnous, and zoe
seounen,s happly eondeasee~ - the noodles
rot tsss,men, grow 90, of the most 'npEcY
led state OF our science, aud may serve no
ouly as safe aud usefui guide 20 fas
m Planter ADD Mariner" but are we'll css
culssed from their intrinsic merit 10 spg
oesi hip.s 10 he medical prscti''caeT.
j Every family, cut cH from 'he teguia
services Of able physioians, would IL n.
opinion, with adsansase, possess one
youY volumes.
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Chapman, II. ).
s1sss'.feF 90 midwifery. ap
dsea.
19e. lgMgs Erect.

81 &
AjEAs saas FUSED your Me
'ateF c1efsGapd have mech plea.
e''aas on.F1oig tia, it abouods with e1-
ss,,s 10 s9eeIy a,ions, we'll calculated 70
es'saf saable instruction 90 al who are
coasFy msssea Of regular Information Oh
no. s' osec,s of which it'Tsa.s. It's easy
e smprss,ension. and has 80 important
avan,sge 10 besrg short, whilst Il leaves
i.,ie ,ha, is ese@os,ai aano,'ced. Heaos OF
4sn,;,i,.. viii 6od it q uscfal guide on ma.
" in,erestiag occasions. Were iadsed,
,,ea in general 10 give more sttenuoa 20
-. srinciples of diseases2 and the meaes
ii rsn,edy'og ,t,em, sheir ravages nigh! ee
rauch s,ore extensively aa9igafed- Win
INV bese wishes for yeur SUCCESS ID your
enteavors 20 lesseo TIE sunl oshuman evils,
b. g goa &c b. assured, Thar / AN, dear
air yeuys with sincere regard,
John Crawford, NJ, D.
Baltimore, IN March, 1908
To Dr.. Tames EwtA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05

government wants war, If il can be avo,-
ded with ali nations ifpossible; but the A
merican nation, curtailcd of It's rights as
en- independent people, it mus, not he dis
honored, and PREPARATION must be obtained
for the Chesapeake outrage. The idea
thrown out in the English prints that Mr..
Rose means TO OFFER certain privileges TO
the United States in the West Indies, /
know not how 60 believe 1t is contrary to
ali the British doctrines at all times it is
in the teeth of her principles that relate to
colonial trade, and its tendency would be
To lead uslnto war with other nations since
she has repeatedly declared that any adj
yantages granted to neutral power by a
bclligerent, altering the dispositions in time
of peace, is cause of war to the other bel
iigerent. w.,
HAn embargo has MANY Inconvenience,
It will unquestionahlv iniure us consdera-
bly,, but it is calculated To save our ships
and above all, our seamen, from British
capture and impressment, and as it will
shew, at once the fallacy of those Political
dogmatists who have preached that tile
West Indies can do without the United
States. we expect it will touch England on
odc of her mostsensible points, and by de-
nYing to the manufacturers of Great Yri-
tain, the raw materiaisofthisc country they
also will perceive the Blind policy of their
government towards the United States.
awe expect England viii pass new re-
taliating DEGREES against neutral trade, in
consequence of France being abous 10 en-
force her own if she does ard she threa-
tened it TO us in December of last year.)
our commerce will suffer, and our sh %
owners had best look 10 it in due time.
"The fishing vessels Of tho United States
will be allowed to carry on their business
as heretofore. They are not meant to be
Included in the embargo, as they do not so
Upon foreign voyages %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05

woRrMY oFl1M1rArIo

a blit has been brought into the Penn
sylvania legislature &c encourage farmers
to raise SHEEP for the PROMOTION of 40
mestic manufaetpre. We trust, that such
an exaIpple will be generally, Initiated.
We may, indeed tclk of independence
bat never can it be really sen;oyed, willis,
%eppst send lree ,sdpueand,niiie8. for our
very SHIRTS ould-we-neemakeshif to dc
without; theunr?..., MIR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05
, HEAR THEM!

This embargo has PIT party men in po-
"a thcr; .l3r
"'Tis for France!" says the one" It's
for England" Saws to'ther;
A third; rather 7drylv exclaims-" tits in
troth 80 60 -2"sss ''f 81
&c An act of hostility made against both -
While a fourth says-tstliis measure of
prudence viii save ~ -,r,
'sFrom the eagle and lion the little we
have" $780, ib
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05

An article from Petersburg. states the
amount Of the Russian Navy to be---in the
Baltic. 20 new ships of she line, 10 old
ones, II frigates, and IS smaller vessels:
~ the Black Sea, 10 sail of the line and
trgates, besides salleys and 5un-Doats.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05
PNILADELnNIA. nec. o8

From Hamburg, October "a, we learn.
that several American vessels had arriv :
ed al the mouth of the Elbe with colanfai
produce. but hadF'os sa'Ied up to Ham
burg, not being furnished with Il magla-
trate,s Certificate from their loading place,
certified by French gent ~ =.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05
Nn EstraV,

y YTrLo1 sprtsl Mare alb 80 i9rr fee. e;gb
,gcres u,sh. blpzs face Tic s,rh ind fc~i
wh:ie air'osi M 20 the knee. Ing bob "a !
han|qg name seveya saddle sto,s, shed al
rounfiwhen takens judgsl o,br about gvely;
9t,'pF'een yeaTs old--spHrais~d 90 twenty dol.
lars.6f -, 49,,
t.,-... Mxay BAss
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7908t6ertpg.

TauRsDAY, Decem,,.r 81.

- fAsF = asttNfNDtF .Ois
Mr. Randolph ;hen rose for the purpose
ot maknga motion, and giving informati-
on to the House which hc hal. jus: feceiv-
SF. siius was a duty which ne owed not
ohlv to,h'msctt bot tothe eniighte ned and
independent ireeholdcrs who gave him a
set On 'thiq Hoor, and 10 the cornrrv -
large. Within afc% d.ns information b.,d
been put into his possession, of a nature
and on asubjeet which he deennr,l il oro-
peri for the constitutetr adSiorfty t., eno,i; re
INTO. Had this int6tnation come e.frijer
INTO his possession, he, should not TN INV
have delayed giving Z publicity. ~ gouit
first state certain facts, aud those f.cts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05

AT Deperara, Nov. ID, lumber T joes. ;
pork 5 do; beef 8 do; FISH Alto 4 IL sti-
ysrs 10; other articles generally good.