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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-04
VIM. LEWIS.
June .--t8t
VALUABLE LAND

II ~ Il y ~ IL LIZ
Distant % miles from GeorgctoUn and A.
lexandri;. l9 miles from OccoGu$n Mills, aad
twenty from Dumfries, and within two mile.
and hall OF the Little River Turnpike Road
Il consists of Five ana Twenty i7a},dredacres,
lying on the waters OF Bu,l and Little Hockey
runs, in the counties Of Fairfax and Prince
William. The quality Of this land is excel
lent, and, to grazier especially, would be
source of great eInn!ument, from the quantity
Of low grounds OF which there Is rot less than
Five hundred acres, ready, from the strength
of the soil. to be sowed in Timothy. This land
is decidedly benefited by tie plaster Of Pa
ris. On it is very good site Tor MIL, the
stream being one of the most constant IN that
part of the country. There are about 800 a.
ores in wood, neaviiy timbered The improve
menrs,are, a dwelling house newly fitted up,
consisting OF two rooms below stairs, with a
store room and two convenient CLOSETS, three
lodging rooms above stairs, an excellent Gel
lar, kitchen, corn house, meat house and
stables. Likewise the overseer's house, enc
i'm each ,ounty, with other necessary houses
or negroes, X
Between and 500 acres in addition, for
sale, in Prince William county, on Bull Run
near Its confiux with Occoquan, This land
lies about 10 or / milss from the OCcaquan
mills, and has nearly one thiri i'll woods--its
quality is equal to any IN its immediate neigh
norhood.
Persons disposed to purchase may be sup
pied ON the first named tract with large
st ock of horses, cattle, sheep. hogs, farming
utensils. Thesubscriber willing to emigra,e
southwardly will dispose of the above men
tionedpr operty on the most reasonable terms
Information respecting the property may
be had by app ication to the honorable Judge
Washing, on Of Mount Vernon, H. S. Tur-
ner, Esquire. of Jefferson county, or in the
absence of the subscriber to Bernard Hooe,
Jun. Esq. living near the premises.
T. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, near Dumiries,
Va. June II. 2aw
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PUBLIC AUCTION.


To be sold, at publls auction, at Northum
berland court house, in the county OF Nor
cumberland, and state of Virginia, on
TUESDAY, the fifth day of September
next, at eleven osclocM in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
.1mouating together to a6out 200 .4cres,
CITUATE on the river Potomac, aud
~ within about three miles of the court
house. These estates formerly belonged to
Presley Thornton, Esq. and are the same on
which he lived. They have never been seen
by either of the subscribers but 1t is under
stood, that about 100 acres OF them are as
valuable low grounds as any on the river, and
e considerable part thereof heavily timbered.
The upIands consist OF about iVoc acres ana
the whole is well calculated for the production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and small
grain of all kinds, in great abundance. he
waters are said to abound with excellent
sh, oysters, and wild fowl The water car
rage is easy and convenient to Norfolk, bal
imore, Alexandria, and the city OF Wash
ington; and as these estates possess several
good mill seats, with an abundance OF water,
and plentiful supply of timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewp to persons IN
Ginning to purchase, by Col. James Moore,
who lives on them, or by Sannst Slack7'e1,
Esq who lives near to them and the terms
of payment may be known sufficient time
before The sale, by applying to either OF them
or TO the subscriber in the city OF Philadel-
phia.
VIM. LEWIS.
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County Of alexandria, Nay -
Was Committed

To ths Jill # This county, as a ra'"" .an,si,
4 NEGRO MAN, who says his na .s.n.
~ Henry haggrrman. He is aoo" bph,
ty seven year. of age, feet 6 meme =, I'd
stout made, had on white linen }a1'o sr
trousers, has scar ON his nose. .0 ~ hcf
is requested to come and prove ms !" suay
property, pay charges and take MN ahs - as
otherwise he will be disposed OF as NV
directs. -.
James Campbell, ja 1.I',
Nav Il--iJuiy 2sl
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-04
August 8:
Joseph H. Vaudeville,

Joseph H. Mandevllle,
Corner Of King aud Umon-stref'''
HAS FOR SALE,
1000 basic els coarse and tine oais' " "
bushel and in sacks.
so barrels Whiskey.
1000 W.T.. Rhode island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 VT best green Coffee, IN bags
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy. "a
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward lslal'1' '"'
New England Rum. ~
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, sOa ~
son SKIN Teas. oftte latestfmhortat'0"',
Sugar, best Auscovado, Ill hossheau' -
barrels.
DO inferior qualities, in do.
sAoiasses, in hogsheads'
Glover Seed, warranted fresh
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candies, n:osld and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar. c.,ret.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's ana oa np,,
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wr'pPr,"Eo ,,co
per, Pepper, Allspics, Chewing >. tV Cords
Maddet, Copperas, Soal Leather n'0
Leading Lines, SIS. sc.
Also, .;Ies
Best Super6ne -Four. for private '," n,s
atfew barrels Corn, AID some 0e'u
PIaisler of Paris, sc. d
April II.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-04

IRIS, loss Of appetite, impurity Of l,o,,
tterical affections, inward weakne. u
lent cramps in the stomach and bind - "
tons, melancholy, govt in the s, a'ss'
pains in the. limbs relaxations in, .r'a's'
emissions, obstinate elects, flcur Az, U'a''1r
whites, jimpotency, bsrrenness &C. s i
Mfalhble Ague and Fever D,u
For the cure OF agucs, remittent and Q
mi,ten fevers. uS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-04
e. Entertainment.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has
opened House of Entertainment for travel
lers and others, at Colchester Ferry, oppo-
site Woodbridge, where he will keep con-
slant supply ofwhatcver may b necessary in
his line for the accommodation OF those who
may favor them with their custom, On the
most moder terms.
VIM. MILAN,
March 27 cost law6m.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-04
Lees Genuine Essence 6 Fyt..
OF Mustard. !"

A safe an1 enectusl remedy for ,Au.
chronic rheumatism, govt, palsy, Sums@
numbness, white swellings, chilbaips@
bruises, pains Ill the face and reck, &C. r''a
Lees Sovereign Ointment forhs h.. !
Which is warranted an iliallbe remst,
QUE application, and may be used with ~
most perfect safety by pregnant womepo,as
infants week old, not containing p,r','
of mercury or any dangerous ingredient VII,
ever, End is not accompanied with that fl,
menting smart which attends the use Of o,L..
remedies.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An eEectual remedy for all diseases Of,
yes:
Tooth Aehe Drops,
Which give immediate relief.
Lee'sCorn Plaster.
DAMASK LIP SALVE.
Restorative Powder for the Teeth and
Gums.
Indian Vegetable Specific,
A certain and never filling cure Tor yen..
real complaints.
". 3. Each and every medicine above emu,
mera,ed,have directions describing their mod.
of use in the most perfect manner.
April ;,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-04
To the Ladies,

Whose faces an complexion are injured with
Frecksss, pimples, Bla k Worms, Tan or
Aybuin, Ringvorms, Prickly heat, &c.
10 those persons is recommended
Lees Persian Lotion,
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March ~.
TO RENT.

TWO STORES, en King-street & three
on Royal. street, with good cellars uader the
whole-they will be let together or separate
as may best suit those who wish to occupy
them, as they may be all connected together
a family may be conveniently accommodate
ed-the stands are equal if not superior to
any in the town.
also,
A convenient DWELLING HOUSE, on
St. Asaph street, between Duke and Prince
streets. This situation is healthy, with good
garden and well Of good water in the Yard
For further particulars apply to WILIrAM
M.KNIGHT, or at M.KSIsHT and SIEwART's
store, corner OF Fairfax and King-streets.
May 20. eestIaw
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ncOTTON.

so bales PRIME UPLAND " ,,odo
for sale by the subscriber, at very -
,ate price and on liberal credl'. ,,;lle.
Joseph H. MandeV'''''
June l..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-04
Lees Worm-dej2roysng Lozengee

This medicine is superior to any erof-
fered to the public, being innocent and mild
certain and efhcacious in its operations
Should no worms exist in the body, it will
without pain or gripping, cleanse the sto-
mach and bowels Of whatever is foul or often
siye, and thereby prevent the production of
worms am many fatal disorders.
Lees Grand Rei2oratiUe.
Proved by long extensive experience, to
be absolutely unparalleled in The cure ofncr-
ysus disorders, censumptons, lowness ofspi-
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OBSE K Y E.

The following NE DIcINE s are s9la BY
4 ROBERT GRAY, bookseller IN A1ng-
strees--and BY a. WESTON, Farrfarr--
street, Alerandria.
For, the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant Fevers,
Lees Anti-bilious Pills,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-07
-Four Dollars Per Amaum-P Paid in AdSance.]

p The price efthis paper to sub
scriber$is four doilars per a,inuns, to be
pad tn a61dnce.
ADvERTIsEMENTs, not exceeding a
square IN length GO lines are insert
ed, the first time for seventy- five cents ;
three 1oeeks SIX times for three dol
lars and far euery subsequent inserti-
on, Mirfy-three cents. Long ones IN
the same proportion. In javor 81 those,
however, z0ho adOertise 6y the gear e.
ther once or f1oice a zveesk J deduction
from the above price Of tsventy per cent.
IS made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-07

/ bonus gwen under the act of ninth Janu-
AIRY last, m six times the value of the YES
sci ailu cargo, on the condition that the ves-
SEAS having Cargoes on board shall NOT de
part without clearance, may be cancelled
whenever the owners shall think proper to
send such vessels and cargoes, to a por,
with which in,ercours is permitted by the
act OF first inst and shall give oond in con
'ormity with the thirteenth section of the
said act.
The extension of the terms Of credit al
low ca In certain cases on revenue bonds,
oy tue acts OF March 10th, one thousand
e'sht hundred aud eight, and January 18th,
one Thousand eight hundred and nine, con-
tinues in force Notwithstanding tn.. partlaI
repeal OF the act laying an embargo.
Inc temptations to evade the embargo
laws are so much diminished by the partial
lrePeai which has now taken place, that
oo not perceive any further necessity for
continuing tile extraordinary expenses
winch mad been authorised for the purpose
Vi enforcing those laws. All the authori
les therefore which have been heretofore
gwen 10 employ additional boats, officers or
men Tor that purpose, must be considered
as henceforth revoked. And under the eS.
'stinB circumstances of the revenue, ha ye
20 request that you will as far as is prac-
ucaoie and consistent with the public SER.
vice, reduce every branch of expense Incl
dent to the collection OF duties, and connec-'
ted with the performance of your official
duties.
i am, very respectfully,
Sir,
Your obedient servant.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
10 fhe Collectors Of the Customs
for the district of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-07
PERFORMANCES.

'l797. Newmarket, My is. Magic re.
ceiyed forfeit from Mr.. Bowes's colt, Sad
Ter, so guineas.
July To-. sol. for three year old colts
and FLIES Magic was second 10 the Duke
of Grafton's br. C. Razor, by Trumpa OF,
beating the Duke of Bedford's br. C. b.
Mutt, and Lord Clarendon's b. {. Grandi-
la, by Fidget.
Lewes, Aug |. A sweepstakes Of 10
guineas each, for three year ODDS, FIVE sub
scribers. Won by Magic. beating Mr.
Durand's b, c. Whip Sr F. Poole's b.
Mother Sbipton, aud Mr.. Hydc's Conner.
Newmarket, Oct. Is. A sweepstakes OF
so guIneas each. Magic was second 10
Lord Cierm ,ns's {, Jopquille, by precipi-
ta;e beating Mr.. Talbo,'s Cama,eon.
Nevmarke', Nov. Magic beat Mr.. Con-
lannon's Nighlshade, for so guineas; aud
on the same day beat Sir J. Honeywood's
Louisa, for 10 guineas.
1893. Newmarket, May 2. Asweep
stakes Of so guIneas each. Magic vas Sc
cond to Sir. c. Turner'S CHI. f by Delphi
nj. Mr.. Haworth's {. Matranner, paid 20
guioeas' Three to one on Magic.
DiOutyt WAY oOs n sweepstakes oil HYc
guineas each, l6 subscribers, was won by
Magic beating Lord Vlllers's Gas, aud
Lord Oxford's Lilly. On the same day
walked over for tho handicap sweepslake
of SO guineas each, i've subscribers.
May 81. A sweepstakes Of IS guineas
each, I ! subscribers, four miles. He was
third bea.ing Mr.. Tslboi's Xanlhus.
srixathelmstone, Aug. 2. The Poi.
worth stakes of 10 guineas each, IL sub
scribers, four miles. Won by Magic
beating Wrangler, Johnny, Bennington
Montezuma, Play or Pay, and Lop.
Lewes, Aug. 9. A sweepstakes of 10
guiDeas each, miles. Won by Magic
seating Whip, Mr. Henwood's Partner, s
Lord Ciermon's Jonqulle.
Canterbury, Aug. %. His Majesty.
plate Of 100 KS. 4 miles. He walked O.
yer. On the following day, won the cit,
plate OF sol. beating Lord Londe's bay col
by Magpie.
1899. Newmarket, April 10. A sub.
scrip,ion purse Of sol. lie was second u
Mr.. Durand's BeIlissima, by Phenome.
non beating WrangIer and Young Jaye
lin.
Lewes, Aug. |. Hi, Maiesty's 100 gui
meas. lie was third; beating the Primo.
OF WaIes's Ploughater and Lord Cayen,
dish's bay horse by Jupiter. On the Sa
tu'day following, for the Ladies' plate o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-07
FR IDAr APRIL Z, 1909.
60 g. he was fifth, beating Sir Z. Pool ;
brother to Waxy.

% g. ne was nth, beating Sir 4. Pool,
brother to Waxy.
L';chheld, Sept. 10. A sweepstakes o.
10 guioeas each, miles, 20 sub.cr,bers
Won by Magic, beating Conon. Rob Red
Breast, Alfred, Black George, L Able and
oIr Robert On the same day, for his
MaJssy's 100 gs. nile heats, he wa
third; being beaten by Mr. Heathcote's
bay horse Warter, by King Fergus, and
Lord Donegal's b. &c by Po,sos, and was
drawn the second heat.
Leicester, Sep. l8. He won sol! bea-
ting Mr. Watson's Opposition, Sc Mr. Coop
|er's Misfortune.
Northampton, Sept. as. The Town
Purse of sol. mile heats. He was 9th
the Isl heat, Sd the 81, and 81 the Sd heat,
being beaten by Mr. Whaley's Pos, Boy.
THOMAS BRANCH.
Chesterfield, February /, 1909.
From reference to the las; Calendar
1t will be seen that Magic has colt on
the turf in England. called Mountaineer,
and that he ran eighteen races the las
season, and proved successful in twelve Of
them. know Of but one OF his coils lhae
have been trained 10 this couotry, whici.
IS my grey horse Roanoke, four years old
last spring. This berse got injured IN his
legs last fall, ia consequence OF which he
did not start for race that season. Lss
spring ran him three races: one at Wilt
amsborough. North Carolina, Two m,Is
heats, which he won with ease, beating
General Beatoa's Rubicon, Cnl. Alcxan.
de:,. Dnn Q1ixotte, aud several others /,
the next at Broad Rock, three mile heats,
which he also aon. Five days af;er this
started him al Newmarket, four mile heass
when he was secnnd TO Potomac, bsatial
with g'eat ease Mr. Hagrison's Atiantc an
Mc Hoomes's Young Peace maker. The
second heat of this last race wa run by
Potomac and Roanoke in z minutes 50
seconds; said TO be the best second hea.
ever run over Newmarks!. The day at
ter this race refused fifteen hundred dol
lars Tor him further certify, ,ilat have
the last Calendar, and that Nsoun,aine sr,
got by Magic, performed as is sta,ed a.
>ove Given under mr. hand this Isl Fs
uary, 1909.
WILLIAM r. JOHNSON.
wss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-07
The High Bred Imported Horse,
Ks. : !

VMTiLL stand this season at my stable
wv in Chesterfield County, FIVE miles
from Goodies and Bsvil's Bridges, ION APP
pomatiox river, and twenty five miles from
Petersburg and Richmond. Thirty Dol
lars will be required for The season, the
same to be secured by note 10 be sent
with.each mare; bur The note may be. disc
charged by the payment of twenty dol
lars, at any time before the IS h Decem
Der next. One dollar to The groom for each
mare.
The mares will have the benefit of safe
and extensive pasturage, bu, no RESPONSE,
bility for escapes or accidents. They and
the servants who allend Them will be sup.
piled with what may be ordered for them
on very reasonable terms.
Magic is fine chestnut sorreI, fourteen
years old last spring . horse of elegant
form and great powers, full fifteen hands
and half high aud from his pedigree
below it will be seen tina, he is as high a
bred horse as eyer has been imported and
his performances on the turf will shew tina.
as racer he has been excelled but by few
horses in this country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-07
TO THE PEOPLE.
LETTER Ill.

An examination Of the Testimony re-
lied on by John Clarke, which wa,
rejected by the last Assembly.
Nothing has ever ex :ited more so.
licltude than th= late enquiry and in.
Ivestlgation into the operations of tn.
Mandatory OF Arms. The popular
delusion, In favor of those BY wnom it
was conducted, connected with the gre
aeral wish, that arms should be mali.
nat the militia should be armed.
aud that this should be done by in.
ernsl and independent means, had ex-
cited popularity and delusion in favor
u Ohm Clarke, to an unexampled ex.
cent. This popularity and delu,ion
mad been greatly promoted By those
VINO constituted the executive depary-
nent or the state, during the success
slve administrations of Governors
Wood, Monroe, Page and Cabell.
ltappears TO hH ( oeen the uniform
course pursued by that board, to direct
the payment OF all claims which were
certified by John Clarke to be due.
They never gave thems elves the trou-
Die To examine one single fact or ooe.
ration one single account, or the Goa.
tractsor vouchers upon which the claim
was founded: and altho' the s,,rns
drawn in this manner had rapidly swell
led 10 an enormous amount and it was
evident iro n John Ciarke's reports Of
the arms made an ! m iterals on hand
that the commonwealth did not re.
ceiye com nensurate benefit; still that
body seemed to shut their eyes and
ears against the most demonstrable
truths nay, to treat any man as an ON.
envy to the public welfare, VINO should
express an opinion hostile to their pro-
Iceedings, SO that any man who might
chuse TO exerci % this privilege, expo
sed not only his private feelings and
Character, but his claims to public ia
vor' to vilihcation, perhaps to dessruc-
ton !!
These decisions, whether based on
error or design, spread like an epide-
mic. Every part of the state became
infected with the contagion and with
few exception, John Clarke was We
nerated, as msa of pre-eminent sa-
Tents, unblemished integrity, and pub.
lie usefulness.
Sensible of these things, knew well
when | undertook to investigate the
subject, it would be attended wi h .,a.
ny difficulties, even to induce the peo-
pie to reflect: knew that should be
opposed by many popular and power
iul men, and that every thing which
malice, and falsehood, aud rancorcus
revenge couldinvent, would be array d
agafnstme; but entertained no fear.
no expectation, no suspicion, that an,
OF those who were clothed with their
country's honors as well as authority.
would have devoted Themselves, to 90
struct an enquiry, which my publicati
ons had rendered necessary, as wei.
for the credit of the institution, as the
characters of the officers.
How much tyas mistaken will be
seen by the illustration now about to be
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-07
Pc d. r E. E..

Magic was got by Volunteer, one Of the
best sons of Eclipse; aud Sire of Spread
Eagle, Eagle Strings Triumvir, Recruii,
Commodore, &c. out of Marcella M,r,
celia was gotby Mambrian; her dam, Me
dia, BY Swee' Br'er, out o! Aageica, by
Snap Regulus-Bar,lel's Chlldcrs--Ho-
: neywoods Arabian, Dam of The Two riu.
Rlues
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-07

ne following Circular mas 3eea tr-nsmit-
ted by the Secretary of the Treasury to
the Collectors
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-07

An examination of the Testimony re-
lied on by John Clarke, which wa.
rejected by the last Assembly.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08
zet,e, and 800 copies be printed in hand bills
and distributed through the county.
GEORGE CLARK, Ehairman.
Attest
JEREMIAH LEWDEN. sre,y.

The prince Of Lichfeastefn, who is stated to
have been killed in Bavaria, at the late bate
OF Roar, had just published, (ptior to entering
on the fatal campaign) by permission of the
government, new and comprehensive eai-
ton OF the statistical tables of the Austrian
empire. According to these tables the popu-
lalon aniounts.t To %, 965 200 persons; the re-
gular army comprises 100000 men, of whom
u 800 are infantry, so 500 cavalry, l4,S4O
artillery; the rest consists Of guards, invalid
corps, &c. There Ii besides an army of re
serve oil ~, $50 men, independent of the Hun
garian CONSUMPTION. The empire comprises
| 1928 square miles, $50 towns, 2046 fairs,
65,46o villages and ham cts, and 8 573, 6lO
dwelling houses. The revenue is now l46 flo.
rims, 90 OF winch for the support of the court.
and millions for that OF the army. Vienna
contains o935 houses, aud popu'ation, cx-
elusive Of strangers, of 222 sos persons.
l his vast empire is now iii the grasl, Of the
RoaaOur1e dynasty. From the breach of the
t eaty OF dmiens, until The period when Ill.,
Austrian monarch did homage for his crown
at duterhlz; the imperial nation had been
warned, repeatedly and without effect, IN til
destruction OF surrounding nat!ous, Of the fate
which awaited tine perinacou, edherei.ce 10
the court OF ~. James, al once the causc and til.
curse OF the world. That such man as the
archdnke Charles, s!.o}id be selected, and
placed at the head OF this lust desperate garlt
OF hazard; IS among the many unaccoun;a.lr
occur ences, OF which the corrupt cnuts q.
Europe, have afforded SO many mysteliou
and memorable examples. Since the first Iu4l,
geAeta', and maoNaHlaous coalition was forneO,
Tor the dlsAeWb .im@Mt and the :. b!utlinc o
france from The map OF Europe" We do nul
remember Il moro pitiable and contem.tib!,
effort against tn: arms and Resources oil Ii.
French n.iion. The thin, has termed ont Is
il was eApec,rd. One Of the EoAa,ur1ts WI,
reig@ on the banks oil the Danube. The iami,
of Lofratae, destined, ike thu 3asrdouN, d
becom wletchcd outcasts and niiserab de-
pendant, on the ktag 9 6o4nV OF Europe.
futhc 4Idv3tser.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08

OF your paper as the epoch o. republican rege-
neralon In this state-and convince our great
sister states that we are not unworthy of sta :
ton in the ranks OF democracy. No more will
the calumnies With which the federal presses
have for years teemed, pass uncontradlctet,
unrefuted-let federalism bid adieu to the sys-
tenn OF quilting and trapping which SO success.
fully has been practised on the unsuspecting
peasantry of the state. The tales of g French
influence" Two millions of dollars" &c.
have passed by, and sc all the talents of the
country" appear to be employed, if We may
Judge by their silence, in the coinage of some
new tale which in its turn lis to run through the
channels of filth till some other bantlng is
produced by the " wise men of the East
Thus, Sir, passes their calumnes, generation
on generation, each gradually rising, till by
its accumulated weight, the g Babel of fede-
rasm tunbles to the " Tomb Of the Capulets"
there to rest unlamentcd, whilst proud repub
lcanism, towering like the eagle, spreads its
doctrines over unhappy
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