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October IL. 2aN
Super6ne Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly CT
The extr.ctive mater and resirous portion OF
the BARR, wheTain It's virtue as q n.edicine il
known to reside. is separated IN 4 Gegrce
from the hard hbrous and other useless parts
IN manufacturing It will, therefor, be
found preferable, on account Of iis purity,
strene lh, .fiaercss, and the small quanitT
required to any other form in which the
BARK has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority Of this bark will DC parti-
cularly manifest IN the treatment Of those
diseases IN which, Oh account &C al irritable
stats Of the stomach and bo7wSls, the rcqui-
site quantity oft impecfectly ground barr:
IN common use cansot be administered and
as any Of the watery or spiritWous prepara-
tons are we'll known to be Intellectual in ur--
gent cases, it is presumed .hat the present
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary TO
offer any apology to those Of his medical bre.
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder ofbark since many of them
have, in common with him, had SO frequent
and painful occasion, in the course of long
practice, to deplore the want Of SO desirable
form Of using that inestimabie remedy and
SO fully is he assured of its superior efficacy,
from numerous proofs OF its effects, that he
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputation of imposition.
PREPARED AND PUT UP BY
CLARK SANFORD, AZ. D..
Greenzmch, Connecticut, 1903.
~ The above article is put up in par
GELS Of different sizes to accommodate pur-
ckasers and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
Sept. IS Saw
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree OF the 'oG !
the United States Cor the iifA c. IT,.
district of Virginia, will be sid al pun. ire
ton on the oath day Of November me-" 81
the town Of Occoquan,
Several Tracts Of L0n9' :, i,
In the neighborhood Of the sad low" :,;,n aIto,
the county of.PrinceWilIlam, c'n'''"i" These
pether about one fhouaand aersS ..,ndea
tracts are the residue of the lahns =, i" 70 Ia.
within the mortgage Of John Semp.s tanner
Lawson, which were le.t unsoio .. : - 4 ccn
sale of sundry otberproperty' mace ssh q. Ispds
ouan under the above decree e." thee
Will be sold upon credit Of one , ';ag bonds
and four years; the purchaser g 'ase upon
with approved security, and mo- ,ss7 of,tsl
The lands sold to secure the paylii0"'
purchase money. \
Ben. Bots,
Ed. Washington ),,ut, |
October 20.
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NSSSFS. MICH. LCG SIllI SU
A Child OF Nj. Henry Grimes, near H.9F.
Bets nah factory. was for upwards OF 8
months violently afilictedwiih sickness "hich
appeared to proceed from worms, tie symp
toms we're restlessncss at night, debility,
pains in the legs, TOSS OF ilcsA, &c Alter
baying the advice ofan eInnent physician,
and trying variety ofmediclneS without silc-
cess, The afflicted parents were advised 10
try Lees " orn Destroying Lozenges, which
expelled during The operation OF she lnedi-
cine, great quant}y OF large worms, some
OF watch measured p inches; the child now
eniays good state OF health,
Baltimore, juno s, 1853.
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Nfessrs. Mich. Lee and Co.

Sis MICH. LtC anu OU'
You are at liberty to publish the astonisn'
irg cure performed by your i.ozenges on my
son, ten years Old, wno was3afllcled with &C.
yere, pam ii his side, and a Continued head
ache, which reduced him 50 low that nc wad
unat;e to set Up. One otnoy neighbours adj
yiseel nc to use your Lozeng@s, which has
had tte happy efoct CT rcstore,nG hin to 4
better state, oi health than he ia cajoyed ior
several years, in thc short space q z days
John Kelly, Pit St'e...
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FOR SALE,
August Is.

A LEASE for lives, for 3l2 acres Of land
/ = lying in the county OF Fairfax, and be-
ing part OF the tract of land called g Ra7ens
svorth," the anruai rent Ct which is fifty dol
lars. It IS about ming rillcs fgom hlcxqE4!ia,
the Little River Turnpike Rod passing near
it. There is on said fam very convenient
dwelling and farm houses, and good apple
orchard, and about slxtecn acres In ci1yer,
equal 70 any in the neighboyhood, about the
same quantity Of timothy meadow Of excel
Lent qualify, and IS much lnore EnImp"Ored:
This farm is divided into five lots and tic
fencing III toIertbie Iepair II it IS not dis
posed Of b. the first Of Octohcr, viii lease
It COR Ewes. 1t is Sc situated as u mike two
t&ne,nenss. Any person wishing to purchase
or lease said farr for lives, will please apply
to the subscriber residing on tie premises
JToleph Powell.
July 81. 2mrtf
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Five Dollars ward

GIRAYED Or stolen from the subs..,,
NJ on Friday the 5lh instant, a jikel I,. .
sGELDING, about years old, IA s0sfel
high; his tail was boobies last spr;nc "s a
above reward will he paid to any ncr, ! ne
will deliver him 10 ne at this place wv Who
information SO that | get bin again y give
: =, Element SeuaN.
N. B. The above horse t,o,s and CIV
tolerably well. o"''ops
Georgetown Ferry, October On eoo,.
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Tessrs. Mich. Lee and Co.

My sony FIVE yaars Old, las for some tine
past bcen very unhealthy. haf!0s tetera,
hesd acne ard less OF appetite, tearing Of
the may cares performed by yoar Worm
Lyzonres. / was induced 10 give thefn s"A&i
Tie .flect was beyond my expectation, IS
large quantity OF small worms Waa e!;peilGl ;,
hundreds of thcm were aiiYe ior SEINE tir0>
after.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, October. Tern, 1910,
Ordered, That the executor Of Ignatins
Juaigel, deceased, do insert the following &C!
vertisement three ;imes in each week fer four
weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
Al.l.. Nso.. u ar
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with slim and fctid stoo!s--vomitinss. Large
and hard bely-pains andsickness at hae slo-
mach-pains in the head and thighs, with
iowness of spirits--slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse--a dry COMPREHENSIVE
thirst--sometlmes pale aid unhealthy cou.a-
mace, and som esimes the face Dloated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to ilamisfon's Worm Destroying LozenSeS
which have been constantly attended with
success mall complaints similar to those above
described.
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FOR SILE,


81 i he subscriber wishing
TO rc;oovts TO the westward, otIo~s for sale tie
FARM On which hs al present resides, lying
contiguous to Alexandria, &c. gelo"naod the
Gi;y Of Washington cleyen nliics from the
lirst and less distance from The ;vo latter
containing about four hundred AMI seveuty
acres, Oil which ere 9ood Improvements q
large and convenient Dwelling House, Icw
and nearly compiest, 10 accommodate large
family together with surdry other houses
suitable well wa.ered ard in healthy
aeighborFood. It's thought Unnecessary to
s-y more, presenting &ny D2rscn wishing 10
purchase will yic&, the premises, end Oh ap-
ptication to >tr DAEIEL .lIsor, Of iivsan.
,Ir;7. or the .ubscriher, the terms will be
made known; and the purchaser can have
possession this fall, with Che crop Of wheat
ryonow sowing.
Edward Dulin.
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Messrs. VI. Lee and Co.

Observing that ny son, SIX years OF age'
was troubled with difficulty III breathing'
tsometing frequently rising in his throat,
restless at night, loss Of flesh, &c. From
those SYMPTOMS was confident ne had worms
and having procuted a box of Lees Worm
Destroying I.ozenges, the first dose expelled
twenty three large worms, which gave nan
immediate relief He now enjoys a good state
of he altn, and believe can from experience
say, that Lees Lozenges are the most etilca-
cious remedy for worms now IN use.
THOMAS PETERS,
ofthe firm of Peters and Johnson
Baltimore, July /, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-29

" One from arnon8 Thy 6retlren shall thou set
Eng ouer thee : tAou nayesi nor set a stranger
ever t6ee, uhieh is NOT fty brother"
These words of Moses, which were a.
nong some of the last spoken to the people
OF ms charge, contain divine direction to
protesting Christians at this day. Doubt
less Moses in vision saw the time when the
people would not be possessed of sufficient
virtue among themselves to govern them
selves, but would need the authoritive con-
troll of Kings and other subordinate officers.
Hence, in the text, we find him giving them
directions ofthis kind, and strictly charging
them not to resign Their liberties into the
hands OF any OF the nations round about
them Here we may remark, that all the
precepts, commands, prohibitions and re-
strictions OF Scripture once laid, continue in
force and are binding upon all men, until
the same authority which first imposed such
command is pleased 10 revoke it in the same
public manner. The holy spirit by the
mouth OF Moses directs the children of Is
real, Gods visible church, TO select for pub.
lic Office such as Professed to worship the
true God and none others. Hence we find
nin saying in the text thou mayesl not
set stranger over thee. &c." The infer.
ence now IS easy. The body Of PROCESSING
Christians represent the children of Israel,
andpeoPle of no devout feelings, together
with such as never protested to have any,
represent the nations round about them
therefore, lift was the duty of ancient Israel
in obedience to the commands Of God to be-
stow their dignities on their brethren only.
1t IS equally the duty of Christians at this
day TO ssrutlnize the religious belief of their
Candidates for public Office, and in no case
whatever give their votes for persons OF loose
morals, or hereticai sentiments. Nay, far
ther, 1t is believed that the interest of Zion
IS not likely to be advanced except all pub
lie men are men of experimental piety.
tits probable that when the words of the
text were uttered reference was had to the
evils which must of consequence be felt.
1.-THE heather nations round about Israel
had been possessed of the power they would
not only have sutjugated the people, but
destroyed the public ordinances OF religion,
and ifpossible extermnated the true knowi-
edge OF God among them. Irreligioas men
noT have the same hatred TO true religion
as those heather had, and if possessed Of
the means for accomplishing their purposes
would prosecute it with as much cruelty,
saving those barbarities which were con.
fined 10 those. barbarous ages. Let sober
and considerable men think fora moment
on these things. Let them Tor a while
heed the dictates of duty and conscience,
and it is presumed they will feel the force
of the foregoing remarks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-29

10 The Han. Senate and the Hon. RoaJs
ct RePreSntafiOes sf the Cmmsn-
1Ueai'b Of NdDacbystts, in General
9,t aDsmbltd.
TNE Petition of the fubfcrihers, humbly
= fhoweth, that the commercial par, of
Weils aud Arundel has greatly increaled in
population, and with il the intercourse be-
tween thofe piaces--.That this intercourfe
would be much facilitated by the erection OF
bridge over KeAnebunk river, near Emery.
wharf, 70 called, and the ddtance from faid
part OF arundel 10 the poft Office in Wells
Common to both piaces) hortened nearly
one mile Wherefore they pray, that they
may be incorporated for the purpofe of buid-
ing bridge over faid river As aforefaid, with
fuch tolls and privileges, as TO your honoss
may appear proper, and as in duty bound
will ever pray. >9rsaSei, May %, 1910.
Tobias Lord, Henry Clark, j,
Simon NOVEL;, Ephra;m Perkin,
Nath1. Lord, Michael Wife,
William Taylor, Richard GiIpariek.
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NEW FLOUR.

William Crofs,
- No. 8, Lozg WbsrE
F1AS Iuit received aud now landing from
. fshr. Ruby,
zoo bbls. new frperGne FLOUR,
100 bSls. fcraichd do.
100 half bbIs. fnperfne do
The above is warranted 70 be from wheat
o. this years growth.
I5o "a Sfeys-
zoo ouihels OF white Rock SALT,
is bbls. of Bone Middlings, and one Hog
PORK,
10 kegs Virginia Fig TOBACCO,
Chefs of Hyfou Skin * Souchong TEAS,
RUM aud BRANDY.
Os7Ob<y 8, 1910. (tfl
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5ntrresting Political seisreIlanp.
EOR THE GAZETTE.


AZ. -
For The consideration Of 0Hfh Citizens
eTafaine, without distinction of par
~, 1Oho love thcmsetves and the cois1-
trg, better than o6fce-Seekers, dema-
gog,les and woull-6c .fyrants-zyho,
under The GARD Of ]" lovers of me fleo.
hte" and pretended Republicans, str1ue
10 obtain me management effhe gov-
ernnsent az me exHense Of national
PROSPERITY.
think there can be no better way Of
putting The Two parties of our country
TO fair trial, to discover which has the
good of the nation at heart, and which
is best qualified TO govern, than by COM
pairing their respective professions with
their respective practises.
BonapArte protested to be republi-
can as long as he could find one stupid
fellow to hatser by it. PeiiOn and CarTs-
tofsAe both profess republicanism.-Bu
this ought not TO lessen our love of re-
publican government; but in fact ought
10 increase il. Every rogue wishes to
be thought honest and every tyrant,
inhdel, or philosophlst, in all past ages,
and the present, have made profession
of something whose excellence the
world had generally acknowledged,
thereby TO disguise his own native wick
edness.
How did the present party in power
succeed IN climbing over the backs of
tho Washington and Adams admins
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ponrg


From fte Loneds,sr sstoarnrl.
Honey is found in Corsica, it's true
Sweet, suppose, but il is poison TOO.
Such sweets, and from his nalire hive ex-
prest, 1
Napoiean wills that all mankind should
taste,
by EuroPe's downfall warn'd bat war.rd in
vain,
Must thou, my country, guip the luscious
bane
Beware the ryrant, Of his arts beware,
Ills oaths mere trick, his promises but air I;
10 empire bound, he tacKs with ey'fy wind,
he'er keeps his word, or keeps il like q
fend.
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COMMONWEALTH OF Maaachufe,ts.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oi NAdudIAuiStto.
IN SENATE, JYns llf6, 1910.
ON the Petition aforeiaid, O,aers5, thai
the Petitioners cauie.an attehed copy of their
petition, with this Order thereon, to be pub
iillIrd 10 the Portland Gase'fs and E.fe,a I,gvI,
printed az Portland, three weeks iuccellvely,
he iait prbIcauon to be thirty days, at leaf,
before the iecond Weduefday OF the mex, fef-
hon OF the preient General Court, that all
Perlons ,ntereaed may then and there appear,
ADD thew oAufe, If any they have why ,he
prayer Of lsid petition ihouId not be granted.
---Ss.1 osrVa J0r sOHes''ea,s
@ H. G OTIS, PrsfSszt
n tk. Rogs ef Rtpi sssatstives, Ja.e iIfb, 1910.
Head and concurred.
PEREZ MORTON. SSesIey.
A ,fae eoPy-Auen,
N COFFIN, cisr4 y fbs Sssafs.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II IS re9uefed thar all demands on the
Treainry of Oxford County. for Services
as Jurors, be prsfented for Retirement 10
HENRY RUST, Jon. Tesss-er.
Norway. OS. 8, 1870 U5)
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Portland Observatory.

Portland observatory. 80,
HE ProPrie,ors- of the Portland Obf=rva-
tory tor monument ground 70 calIed) are
hereby notified, thar their annual meeting
will be held at Mr.. A. beerlans Iun, the firlt
Tueiday Of November next, a, O'Clock 2. ri.
TO chooie Moderator,
10 choole Clerk, Collector and Treat
urer.
8 To choTe a Handing Committee for rhe
year,
4 To aG on anysother bufnels that may re-
QUARRY come before them.
JoIIr WATSON, CloA
OssJer 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-29

War Hawks Refuscitsted
The trealon of Napoleon acainR
Holland and the Freedom ct the
Prefs, ftae sered our denocrats for :
few days. The Glamour for a war
with England fub led. But as he
has again announced himi,If the
champion OF the Liberty OF the o.
cean, thar Glamour again reRds ihs.
atmoiphe. Now. cry The af-haWks
let Us make BOLD sTRoKE-now, iF
immediate iatIsfaCtivn be not given
for /" murders, robberies, and III
iults, LET POSSIBILITIES COMMENCE
May Heayet turn 70 nought the cvuu-
lelS OF the Cato American ftns0.
biz f-Fr6srlGls ~ rrss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-29

L He fubfenber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that ihs has been day
appointed and has taken upon herl.if the truit
of adu.isillralrix on the eliaie of
BeLA BLANCHARD,
late Of Norky armouth, in the county of Cum
berland, Marker, deceaied, by giving bond a.
TIE law direas-ihe therefore Fequelts all
perious who are indebted to The fad decezf.
eds ellate, TO make immediate paymest and
thofe who have any demands thereon, To eK-
hibis The fame 10
DORCAS BLANCHARD.
OF 25, 1910.
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Frye5urg, Turner, Paris, Livermors, Otif
held, Harrifon, Poland, Baldwin, Runford,
'ay and Wilton, IN lols numbered, as lately
fah'ifhed inthis Paper, for tate by the :uticIt
Ger az his Office iniPortland.
pREErisS MELLEN.
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o. TO Jonrnynen Printers.

ONE Of Correct Principles, feady hahiis
" and good workman, will hoa co-aant
enjoyment, ready Pay and good wages. ~
applying II ihis Cfdss, sSpf. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-29
Nehemiah Cram.

Ne. 4. Jsrss' Rov, Exe5asge fserf.
"A As jun received general sfortmeat of
H.. I. Gocdt and Grocerres,
which. he offers for fale on Reasonable terms
far Can, - Hnnnfrrr Prn.i,,r. -
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MUFES g TIPPETS.

Sable, Pole Cat, Tit, Bear, Mock Sable,
black and brown Geuerts. They were man
'ufsaured under my own INFECTION during
the laff lummer the furs will be warranted
20 be prime, and the work well done--they
are made in the RuiiiAn lille, aud an entire
new fslhion here fhall fell them at whole
fale or retail, cheaper than can be purchafed
eIlwhere ia the Diftri1 O9, J.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-29

Ma IA, UNT0MWHARF,
500 hhds. Liverpool g. Liibon SALT,
Navy Meis PORK,
Mel. & No 1, BEEF FOR fale by
Joihua Richardson.
[tfoIer 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-29

Dyfue7s ceIeOra'eu Japan Varnfih, Tor Boots
and Shoes.
Winter TRAINED Sperm Oil
Kegs Tobacco, fri quality.
A general afortment of Hollow Ware,
A1O--A fmail afIortment Of Hard Ware.
Cutlery, sc. &c.
POsfiOsd, Ssftsm5v 10. f2m)
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'.s.', = r ara.
Adi,inlng Metre. Qeincy & Bakers Store at
lhe lower end of EIehange -Rreet.
7. MAHAN. Asent.

iIyAs iufi reserved in addition to hi. former
foek,
Is dcz frperfne Beaver Es'', wide and usr-
row bfims, of an improved make and very
Iighr
] cafe Of patent fix water proof Hats,
Rorsrns, Napt and Camel. hair Hate, by the
esle or al retai,
chiIdrens morocco and fur Ifsts--a large
aaornaent of men and boys islt Hate,
The BaS~ Hat Mss.f4<7u,ieg COsbsny do
Manufacture bef7 Hats tlaa any inGiiuGion
OF the kind ia the u. s;ates- Hatters them
feivss. FAY il is fsd-The fuFerior aavan.
RACES they poHefs, aud the iuperior manner
which they do manuf4ttuie, can be explained
Iatsfaaoriiy 70 any perinn All hats, which
! fell with the Ramp il, will be warranted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-29

Wanted TO pu5tbg(e, immediately,
TEN thcufsud feet clear BOARDS, and
4 5000 laying CLAPBoARDS-both Of
The FRI quahty--Enquire OF
05 % RUFUS wAsHBURN
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.-r 81 .
OCTOBER, 9, re.
. FRENCH FEROCYT1.
HALIFAX, IN. c. Sept.

Last week arrived at Plymouth, in this
state, capt. Lewis Bosnian, in sch'r be-
longing TO Messrs. Stewart and Armstead
Of that place. Captain Bosnian was CAP
tured on his homeward bound passage BY q
French privateer, who took all the hands
out ct the sch'rexcept the capt. mate and
suprrcargo, and put five Of our dear sans
culo,se allies on board. Having no French
colors they transformed American into
French, and with the fragments decorated
the unfortunate captain, round whom they
danced the Carmagnole, BY way Of condo
lence. They then seized hog on board,
which they called king George, and after
cutting off his head, again danced other
republican gamboIs, a Ia mode de Pcris.-
The sagacious and intrepid captain did not
Jet these manoeuyres pass unobse rived, bu,
taking good opportunity, seized the fcl-
low at the helm, whom he soon secured snd
gaining possession Of the arm chest. with
the assistance of his mate and supertarpo
Ca manly and spirited Quaker of Berthe
county the others were imme diately mas.
tered. The .privateer was at this time On
ly at small distance; they therefore pro.
eeeded On the course directed, until the
>pr'Vateer got to proper distance, when
they altered their course, Committed our
dear allies toa leaky boat, in which they
might either sing La Carmagnole, Cara,
bale or sink; proceeded on their voyage, &
these gallant brave men had the good fortune
to reach their destined port without again
encountering any Of those merciless pirates.
IS supposed that the Frenchmen got safe
to Land, as ons Of the islands was in sishs.
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natl on which mer;tsd and ought to receye
the pointed repfobation of every man in So
ciety it was required as the indispensable
test of patriotism, to pass Judgment en- the
British government as If she were convict
ed Of the. fact, and 80 consider this erimi-
nal combination as being not limited to
France, but as extending tothe y. States.
= II since appears that the treaty % Plnitz
related to other objects, and that England
usver was evena party to 1t.
To what cause are we to ascribe this
prompt and positive decision, not only that
treaty of which We know nothing con,
tanned what was notin it /; but that Britain
who was as much stranger TO It as our
selves, was the leading party toi : To
what cause are we to ascribe this violent
ferment, which silencing the voice OF rea-
son and rejecting with disdain every thing
!. like testimony, threw us at once he adlong
and blindfold into the quarrel Of France, land
reused all our indignant resentmen,s a.
gaiust England, for supposed offence,
which was alledged' not only against the
fac. but withouta probability to supportit !;
and an offence not against us but France! :
= Our recollection of these circumstances
is invited at the present period for the pur-
pose of contrasting our conduct and sen,l-
ments respe citing this fabricated treaty sup
posed to relate TO foreign nation, with our
conduct respecting real treaties obviously
RELAXING TO ourselves.