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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24

Dispatch from the honorable David
Ersfine to Mr.. Secretary Canning,
datsd Washington, 4th Dec. 1908.
SIR,
n the course of several private in-
teryiews which had with Mr Gala
tin the Secretary Of the Treasury, aud
with Mr.. Smith, Secretary of the Ma
wy, I have collected from them that
their sentiments coincide with those
of MIR. Madison, which | have detail,
ed at some length in the preceding
number of my dispatches, respecting
the proper course Of conduct which
ought to be pursued by the United
States, in their present situation, al
though they had differed as to the
propriety Of laying on the Embsrgo,
as measure OF defence, and had
thought that IL would have been bet
ter % nave resorted TO measures OF a
more decided nature at Grst, bat that
now they had no other means left, but
to continue it for ashort time loager,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-24

1t is stated In Kline's Weekly Ga
zette, that Cox Ssimond's regiment OF
the u. s.. army, who have been for
some time at Carlisle Barracks, have
received marching orders, and are to
proceed to the westward.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-22
IN VIRGINIA..

Af
80. From Washington City, by Alexan-
dria, Dumtres, Stafford c. h. and Falmouth
TO Fredericksburg, every day.
Leave Washington City every day at p
IN arrive at Alexandria at A p m. Leave A.
next morning at clock. Leav, Dumfries
at and arrive at Fredericksburg by g
a IN.
Retwaisg-Leave Fredericksburg every day
at ? IN arrive at Duufres by 8 p m ar,
rive at Alexandria by o'clock the next morn =
ing, and at Washington by m.
80 From Fredericksburg by Veillsboro, =
Bowling Green, Waite Chinnies and Hano
ver h to r Richmond, every day
Leave Fredericksburg every day at 7 J. a
NJ and arrive at RI bmond ny pm. Leave
Riehmond every day at 2 a IN and arrive
At fredericksburg by p m.
81. From Richmond by Manchester, 70
Pete sburg, every day.
Leave Richmond every day at 8 m and ar
rive at Petersburg the next day by NJ
Leave Petersburg every day at p m and ar
rive at Richmond then day by gam.
IS. From Petersburg by Harris AMI Per
civaI's, to WauentonI n. &. three times a
week.
Leave Petersburg every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at a IN and arrive at War
rentOn by lO M Leave w lrrCnton every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at Q ] a
IN and arrive at Petersburg by7 m.
So. From Washington City by Prospect,
GAINESVILLE, L-esburg, Waterford, Hjlisboro' !,
Ch1rIestown, ShePherdstown and Martinsburg
to Berkeg Springs, once 4 week.
Leave Washington every Tuesday at IN
and arrive at Berkey Springs on Thursday by
g p M. Leave Berkeley Springs every Friday
at 3 4 and arrive at Washington on Mon
day, by p m.
81. From Higlrstown, by Williamsport,
Martiusburg and Mlddleway to Winchester,
once week.
leave Hagerstown every Monday at S am
AMI arrive at Winchester on Tuesday by a m.
Leave Winchester every Tuesday at 10 a m
and arrive at Hagarstown on Wednesday by
noon.
So. From Union, Md. by Berlin, Thrash
cr's store, II unilton's mill, Waterford, Bru
d-n's store, 1enney's store and Smokers gap
TO Uyperville, once a week;
Leave Union every Tuesday noon, and arrive
at Upperviiie on Wednesday BY IN. Erave
Upysryie every Thursday at a m and ar.
w. It Union on Friday by noon.
50. From Washington City by Fairfax h
Goshen, MddebUrgh, Uppesvilie, Paris, Mil
wood, Winchester, Pughtown, Ronney and
WestsrnpoT,, TO Armstrong; at the Green
q iades, twice week.
Leave W. aington City every Sunday and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-22
Z Is or y S Il l. s.
FOR CARRYING

MAILS OF HE UNITED STATES,
On the joLozvang Post Road, zviN be receiyea
at The CencrAi Poa C6f<e liz the City Of Wa5b
i@gte4. until he and day Of December nsxt
.ScigHze
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
.fanb q Vaudeville,

- IOlPDn H. MANN $50
- HIST REchIgED Y FOR S'aL1'
70 20 bb o'yI Sd and 4sn proof good west
= i Nv Sugar, various qualities.
!, - ticrces New Rice.
I !, hogsheads Aloiassss'
S do. Copperss.
do Alum 80 ..,..,. New
y Eng asss,s Of. I'm ,erial, Young Hyson, and
~. ~ Madeira Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia W mes.
a barrels OF Herrings and Shad.
- h ~ Herrings, put up with particu-
lar care and satl-petred
Noo bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oalt'
II39 r4E-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
:PUBLICsSAUE.
Baltimore, July Is-f2o:]

DURSUANT.to aeDecree sof the :Wor-
Il shipful Cour: tf Fairfax county, in tile
commonwealth of Virginia, on the 2lst day
OF june last, vail be exposed to sale, for
ready money, at the house Of Sanford Payne,
on the premises, on the 2sth inst. between
the hours of ! and IS o'clock, P. NJ. to raise
the sum oftw0 thousand dollars, with interests
due from Richard Bland-Lee toll udwell Leeay
esquire, two hundred acres of L A N d, bea
the same more or less; being all the land on
the North sideef thefLitne River Turnpih
Road, now IN the occupation of Harriso \
Fhzhugh, and being part Of tract ofseJ "a
Thousand acres mortgagedt to secure thepsy-
meat of the said debt dae.to the said LWdwelI
Lee, esquire.
Rich RI Coleman, l:r,,,,,,,
Ihos. Blackburn. o0"'a'
July II. ovid
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
sBeal Howard, Admir-.

July 10. cts
q B, Atthe same time and place Will be
enled fora 1ern of years. the Dwelling
losse and Lot adjoining.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
Sales at Vendss.

.r.rv Tuesday and frioaY'
p ssS WILL BE SOLD and
.,.,sue Store, corner OF Prince anu
the Water streets. r,
=, Of Dr., Goods, Groceries, GO g.
Vss'sy =: of which will be expressed =, 10
partleu as the dayAll kinds OF gooaIf
bills 50 o on limitation and the prices h ..
lich arc - established, can at any time os
'ch a " purchased at the lowest Limitation
! prices. : = M,rsteller. v. N.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
WANTED,

.xt N1lRsgrove Factory, near char!ess0s0"'
Jefensan County (NrS.)
A PERSON properly qualified to eonauc .
~ the. Carding and Spanning ot Cotton :
Wool on the most improved plan. Ils0, "A
SINGLE MN, well acquainted with the
Pulling and Dying business 10 snen very
.A5eral encouragement will B given on af'fl'''
cato" 10 r,
JulyA. 9
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
Rrvan Hampson. q Go.

bIydI A1uV1I
Have ,ust recsived aud eFerf or sac,
h hbds and so barrels FIRST. quality suoar
b. do second quality,
10 pipes old London particular siaasira'
. pipes and tierces London market sssc
s quarter casks Malaga WlNho'
10 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
! pipe old cosnac Brandy,
30 barrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Whiskey,
10 chests linperlaL
70 10 Young Hyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
Ind selected for family use.
ALSO. the best ,selected Flour for do
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
~ Wheat.

I'wish to engage Fifty Thousand bushels
.of Wheat, deliverable in tie months Of Oc-
tober and Noyember: Andwill give Cash for
Maryland Tobacco. Also, have for sale Billa
ION London,
| Chas. ]. Catlett,
July leg
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
PUBLIC SALE.

Or SALE, at pubic vendue, on the 10th
day OF next month, at the premises, on
the sosth side of King.street, near the
corner of Fairfax street,
A three story Brick Hottie,
Y ieet front * lot 90 feet back, with the Pri-
PeSe OF an alley three leet wide and extend
y oack 81 teet-subject to a ground rent OF
'ie thousand pounds of tobacco and cask.
ohe tenth the purchase Inoneyto be paid
'ana' the remainder in three equal annual
~ inehts' With interest from the day of sale.
MS property is now in tenure of Jennings
oangster, and may Justly be reckonsd
ing the best stahds in Alexandria
NY virtue OF a deed Of trust from William
a ;,ss to the subscribers, to secure Jos
ks s,s .or MS endorsement to the Bank of
James Keith,
\ John c. Herbert.
'ans u. dts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
tTohn c. Laid.
FOR SALE,

FON -OzA LL3
.sHN At noted place called ."tRuRAL
II FELICITY" now occupied by Mr.
Frederick shuck. The pleasantness OF this
.,itus,;on needs no comment, being surpassed
.bv none. ton the prensses;is an excellent
wen of water and spacious garden. The
pr.ot resott of the citizens of Alexandria to
This Mace makes it an object of great import.
ance 10 those who wishto purchase. For fur
David Mankin.
iJuiy;ls. uss
Il. B. 1.-THE above property is not sold at
private sale before Monday, Esd instant, 1t
will on that day be sold at public sale. Sale
to commence at 8 o'clocksin the afternoon on
the premises. .-,..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21

Tut Yeceived and for Sale.
Sweet ORANGES,
Fresh Lemons and LINES,
Pine Apples,
Preserved Lemons,
Oranges, Lines, and C,tron'
Martinique Noyau, in bottles,
Do. Creme Dams,
Do. Creme De Myrobolantl,
Tamarinds in pots and by retail,
Carolina Ground Nuts
Almonds, Figs, Raisins and Filberss,
A few boxes excellent Mould Candies,
New.York .moaked Beef-ereellent,
AND variety ofother articles
Thomas Pattens /
July -. eo.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
NEW. MILITARY WORK.
Just Publyaed and for Sale,
1T the Bookstores Of K. Gray, and Cotton
and .StezUQrt--
PRICE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS

A
| Rules and Regulations for the Field EXer-
else and Maneuvres of the French Infantry,
issued August lst, l79l; and the ManGu-
yres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon Also the Ma
naunes of the Field Artillery, with Imam
try. By Col Irenee Amelot ae Lacrolx, lace
Chief of Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third volume consisting
of plates,
The principal part of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut..
Col. Macdonald, in the service OF his Britain
nick majesty. Col. de Lacrolx mas not ohiy
ayailed himself of Macdonald's translatioh'
but has retained the principal theories, win
which Col NJ has enriched his work, esPe-
ciaily his comparison of the french tacucs
vita ,e prussian, and the principles OF She
different nations with the E2gilsn because
those valuable notes are sufficient Tor Such
COMPARISONS, and are IN point. Sol. We IL
.ba, augmented those notes.
The introduction of Col. de Lacroix' WORK
wi j direct the attention OF the young Ameri-
cans To the study of learned tactics, TIE re-
suit Of experience, and enable them 20 ootaiii
the recisien desirable IN the "ar.lof, ZOE
they must be convinced that a good efhcer
forms a good soldier, and that Inc expert
ence of aaes has demonstrated, that the SOL
der will perform his duty correctly swheA he
IS well commanded.
Atsthe end OF the second volume OF tins
work, Col De,Lacroix has added the manGu-
yres Of the field artillery with the infantry
according to the French principles. 1t is not
necessary to 'layish praises on inc advantage
of moving this laundering arm with the same
facility ana celerity as the line. Europe Is
now convinced and contcsscs It. lie mas ad-
died Plates, which demonstrate those mahGu-
yres so essential to the great operations OF
war. and which viii enable officers to execute
them -.
Col de I.acroix has Judged it also exPeti-
ent to add 10 this book, some new adopted
,nanoruyres, which have been'put IN practice
to great advantage in the face OF an enemy
To enhance the value of this work is the only
motive could induce him to augment Its stz:.
'JuneS.
The Subscriber having pur.
chased the stock OF Jesse Talbot, oilers tor
sale, at his shop olr Fairfax street, near the
corner of King street, general assortment
Of: DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c
which he can recon,me1d jorfhtir f1s'ty. A
share of the patronage CT his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited: !
Richard II. Latte. !.
S6th mo. Dist.
Orders from the country will
he execul ed.on moderate terms, ana af sAoTt
raoace Physicians and family prescriptions
Pa' y r. H.. {
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-21
PUBLIC Sale.

E11.bL be sold, on SATURDAY, the
NV Glst Instant, at the dwelling house OF
Fredsriek lrsdrll, late of.the county OF fair-
Ar, all the, GOODS and CHAT ILLS OF
bid Yr46rll, on, credit Of ninety days, Tor
i sum- over twenty dollars, with notes and
bprowd security--all sums under twenty
bihrs will be considered as cash. iThc Gre
k,Ors Of said 7rsdeli are requested to brlng
| their act cunts. properly authenticated ''or
kltlement, on or before the hrst Of Decem-
er next; and those indebted are most ear
Sestly requested to- make immediate pay
&enf IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-12

- - The truth shall MAKE rs free-" XII
The Scriptures of truth represent the sin
ner as being slave to the prince ofdarkness,
and as being led captive by satan at his
will. But the disease of Sin is OF such pc
culiar nature that it Supplies the senses, and
men fancy themselves M sound health and
perfect liberty, while they are nigh unto
death, and IN the most Igaoble servitIde
that can be imagined. In order TO dis
tinguish the freedom spoken of in the text
from the RIGHTEOUSNESS which many To-
dulge, let us examine the slavery IF the
sinner particularly. He is slave 20 spir
ltual ignorance. The God ofthis world hath
SO completely blinded his mind, Chat he per-
ceives not the beauties Of holiness, and
therefore has no relish for things appertain-
ing 10 Cod He is slave 70 hardness 81
heart. Sin, having effected Judgment
there, obstinately resists all serious i'm
pressions, and hence he is slave to per-
verse will which domineeringly lead him
from all righteousness, and prevents him
from laying down the weapons of his REBEL
ion at The tGot ut the Cross. He is slave
to his own vile affections which occupy that
place in The man which should be the resi-
dence OF Tie Holy Spirit. He is slaye 70
the law which holds him in bondage under
its condemnlng sentence, and lie is also a
slave to his OWE fears and the horrors of a
guilty conscience. This however is some
times shaken Oft, especially in prosperity I;
but trouble, sickness, or near prospect OF
death awskes IN his soul the most awful
terrors, ana subjects him to the Cravings
Of that worm which never dies. II il the
peculiar province ofthe Gospel which is the
word of truth and salvation TO every one
that believeth, 10 tree the soul from this
cruel bondage and this it effects in its own
puculiar way. BY is power it reclifies The
conscience 10 make the man feel his guilt
and consequent danser--it eniightens the
mind To perceive, and the understanding to
approve OF The way of Salvation, while at
the same time it sweetly inclints the wit
to accept OF the offered mercy. The shack
les OF vile and sensual affections are ex-
changed for the grsces of the Spirit The
law ceases 10 be refuge As q covenant "a
works, though II is relIgiousIy regarded as
a rule of holy living, while the tears Of de
served wrath, anG the panss OF guilt, are
succeeded by the assurance of hope, and
the lov OF believing. This is The freedom
promised in the text. This IS the glorious
liberty OF the children OF God. This is the
best gam Of. q Saviour's purchase, q gain
which has its fruit unto holiness, and The
end everlasting life.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-12
Risfeilanp.
RetEbHcks Eve by the Urine Of -telr

AsIVHcBChS 1pc oy sac pTFHC ~ 1'beH
CHzens.
y 1t is our endeavour, through the year, to
lay before the publ,ck, such facts and de-
auctions, as may prepare the minds OF can
did and rejecting men to discharge the inn
portant duties OF freemen with understan-
ding.
II ID impossible, on the occasion, which
now calls US TO act, to bring into one view,
The various considerations, winch have a
bearing On the decision we are TO make
We shall refer 10 few only, which pre-
sent, as indisputable.
You all know what we have been, and
what We are. You are ali sensible OF a
melancholy change in the situation OF our
coun,ry's prosperity. You all know that
during the years OF its prosperity, is puoIick
affairs were conducted by class OF men,
or rather by men Of class called federal
lists. Soon after their opponents TOOK the
helm, our endorsements commenced, and
have increased 10 this day.
AT first view, most certainly The natural
conclusion. Is, that the change OF men and
measures has produced the change in our
situation. And VIII not the same conclh-
sion remain after the slrictesI examina-
ton |! Why is it not fair WAY is It not cor
rect ! The friends OF those who succeeded
to power reply, II has been owing 10 extra
ncous causes 10 aggressons upon our
rights by foreign powers. But The answer
il. evaslye and Unsatisfactory. Why are
our rights invaded With lmpunity } IL Is no
new thing TO feel The enCIoachments ct for
eign Do ver. But the fedeI4lists opposed
wrong from whatever quarter II czrne, and
by size wing llle world mat We would draw
the sword IKE free men and I,erISh or maui
tain our indepe lence, we were respected
Time Was, aid when tederaiisls bore swap,
that Great Britaia, having 10 treaty with
Us, mulested as OH the sea. w -sAInEtOn
treated, as wisdom always dictates 81 ~uId
be the Irst step, but ali The world knew,
he was ready to back remonstrance by force
Friendly overtures, which then were hon
est, succeeded. In the administration OF
his SUCCESSOR lawless Flance began the
practlses she has now carried to al cnor-
nous length. Negotiation was begun. 1.
was evsded and we then u goIiated hSe
insultrd freemrn--the olive l.. anch Al chs
hand--the sword an tie otnsr. We sought
the enemy on the oceaa and beat L'h.--
Farcs was found more eiiiclent uinpafe
than :. reason" aid We we're soJn Al Peace
again and Tespectrd-
Ihe hsst aIsa present administration sys
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-12
INVENTIONS.

Any perfon who infPects the very
extenGve lift of patents taken yeafly
from the Office OF our fecretary Of
fate, will be prompted to believe
that inanimate matter has aceui-
red the power Of voluntary motion,
and that wheels and lcrews are driv-
ing into disuse their old coadjutors
bones and muscles. The ingenuity
of cur countrymen has 70 fairly do
metticated the mechanical powers,
and the laws Of chemiitry, thar any
man may have his cheese toafcd, his
apples pared, his coffee ground, hie
pudding boiled, and his beef roaffed,
all By dint, NOT of hard labour, bur
OF contrivance. Nothing in the me
chanIcal way need to be deipaired Of
when we hear of machines for culti-
waiting corn and beans, .or fetting
horfes' ears, for writing with two
pens and for rafting water by per-
petual motion ! In The common pro-
grefs OF improvement, we may anti
cipate for our reaJers in 1870, the
following SCIENTIFIC NEWS.
? MIR Strapper, OF New York, has
completed his portable Having APP
Paratus, COMMITTING Of tx pair OF. "a
zorS, with grindStone for putting
them in order, a fcore Of bruihes,
and perpetual fountain Of lather /.
the whole comprised in The compass
OF a nutih-il, and 10 regulated by IN
rernal clock work, as to attach itfelf
to any gentleman's face, aod fhaye
him without bis knowing IT,.
"A diitillery has been erected iii
the fate Of Vermont, for the purooio
of extracting ardent fpirits ron brick
bats and cd blue itockings. Report
fpeaks highly Of the quality Of the Ii
quor obtained from thclc economical
materials.
The directs of Warrington were
lighted for the tlrit time Iaft weeA
with glow worms and fire bugs.
Five hundred of thelc iniecis beng
conhned in every lamp, emitted 10
brilliant a light DUNG the wliois
night, that people i'll their houtcs
did not know when the fun role.
The breed Of glew worms is on a to
be much improved by admixture
with the bundle be- or apis terrcs-
iris. Experiments with fhe photo
meter thew that tlsoic which are five
righshs bioodcd emis in tbs fpAce Of
an hour three rays aod 4 bait ,cor1
than the fhlf 5i dcd.-.L z4ath1A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-12
TO A BUTCHER,

.,. TO A BUTCHER,
Ffs diyeto aspdy BUDGETS Tfipe
IN the manner OF Milton. or Southey, or
Charlotte Smith, with Italian pathos.
Oh stay your careless hand, nor nadlv
throw,
The Butchers pearl before the filthy swine !;
NV eyes inGeed are running DER with BRINE
10 think how lr,tle of good things YOU know
That Eaore on hogs Jour Kindness you be-
stow,
Than upon me, whose taste must still m
cline
To whatso'cr is delicate and fine.
Amang all animals this world below,
Lambs vigor giving meat, buil-frog's
thigh
A well flied ratIesnake. a full fed rat
A tortoise that's we'll dress'd and sea-
son'd high
Or cat FISH c5os-d with Iudyn meal and fat
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-12
ponrp.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

On seeing a sprig Of Myrtle in her bosom.
should wish TO be myrtle, if you would
permit me
Like that little sprie, in your bosom 10 lie !;
Yet closer than myrtle IL press, ify you'd
let me,
And ne'er like the myrtle would languish
and die.
!. Ia.
70 By hesy'n bosom 50 tender sdcrning,
Not Leaf, mol twtg. but would instsntly
glow
And the dew Of thy lips, like the dew ofthe
morning,
If sunk for moment, new life would be-
SOW. AZ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-12

Or eel that's broii'd. or made into pye |;
On TRIPE-Oh Joye has not dish ike
that.
Nay, if the Gods should such fine food des-
cry,
They'd feed upon it here, and quit their
native sky.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-12
.[Whole No: 6ss

tematicaliy pursued a dIf1efent course
They rose 10 power by exrlaming against
energetic government--by censuring every
bold, patriotic measure Of former rulers.
Their success was-s pledge to foreign pow
ers, that we were 10 longer to be feared,
and M Jefferson discovered his plan &C
once By recommending g the least possible
naval force" and expressing bis confidence
in The "innuence Of reason" upon nations.
The experiments have been distinctly and
completely made, and the results sscertaned
1t il then fir the people Of the United
States Il. DerpesuRte our present embarrass-
ments by adhering to their cause, or BY
supporting the friends Of the former system
To redeem our national honour x convince
the world we can do more than talk, and
thst we will enjoythe fgmunities 2. an in
dependent nation, OF use toe means God has
giten as for ouT defence.
These few remarks are plain and practi-
cal. Every citizen can understand them.
They are neither personal, infiammatory
nor soph sticsl. But they Iced directly to
this conclusion-that if we would again see
DAYS Of honous md prosperity--we must re-
pose our confidence ia the DISCIPLES OF
The OLD SCHOOL.-Repertory
The success Of B. - dotte, iRbeing
elected crown prime oweden, Is ano-
Their wonder of this eyentfui time
Who would have supposed that the de-
scendants of men, who, under Charles
the Twelfth, were the terror Of Europe,
could quietly behold their throne
mounted by a foreigner while similar
encroachments of the Great Intriguer
arc bravely resisted by the Spaniards
A CURE FOR THE CONSUMPTION,
Is stated to have been lately discovered
in Spanish America by an indian. The re-
medy is asserted to be SPEEDY and igfatlibie in
all cases Of diseased hngs--of what is called
pulmonary consumption 1t consists Of I'D in
fusion OF the inner BARI of a tree called AL
cornoque, which is found on the Spanish
Maine Should the AicorHoque prove 10
, be a specific remedy in all cases Of pulmo-
nary complaints, it will be an article ofthe
first Importance in our Mafyia 1Nedica, and
the discovery viii be Of ,ncaIcuIable benefits
to society. 1t IS estimated that Ia Of our
population goes off by pulmonary complaints
or what IS called consumption.
WashfngtoEfzz.