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NoEs.

Baltimore, Sept. 6, 1898.
The oil that received by MIR. Eiho't 10,
the cold, did me grea, deal of service, and
ultimately cured me.
WILLIAM PHILIPS, :,
At the Columbian Inn, Market street.
No. 6.
do hereby certify, that was violently at
tackled with the pleurisy Oh Sunday the oth
instant, Immediately sent to a Physiciau'
who bed me twice within the space OF ABOUT
l6 hours, all to no effect my lever sti1 IN
creased and my pains SO violent that had no
knowledge OF my nearest relations, nor even
nv parents on Tuesday morning the iOth'
my father procured me phial OF paui's Co.
lumbar OH which was Immediately applied
to my right side, where tins pain was the Sc
verest, taree Or four times, with piece OF
flannel kept to the part affected, and took
fifteen drops nersally three times day Tor
the Grst two days; and the second day alter
using the oil, was aOie to walk about the
house, the third and fourth days took OF the
oil fifteen drops night and morning, which
entirely relieved NE from pain and fever,
thanks be TO God for it, Il now am { we'll
man. WIN. fEACOCh.
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1910,
Harrison Greek.
No. {.
We Go certify that on Thursday the l7th
instant, we we're tarrins new seine for N'r.
John Clark, ami by accident the seine took
FIRE which. by endeavoring to put out the
flames, John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face, we Immediately
got some Columbian Oil from Mr.. Paul, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in The course OF twenty m!nules, and has LETT
the parts free from biisters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOIN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 10Th 1910.
For SAFE in AkxaaG,ia By RICHARD II
LILLE, dpstsecory and Druggist,
Fo'rfan street frst 62o' 5el>1o
h,Ns STREET.
Who has coaitaatly on hand,
AGsHrRALAss0TMEST CT
Drugs ana Medicines Of superior qualify
b. wholesale or retail.
s !. 5 o,
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, pepper, elsP!cc
.inger, London mustard alum, copperas,
ma,ll:er, salt petre, chewing tobgcco OF first
quality, etc. etc.
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SupIDne Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly OF
the eXtractive mater and resinons portion OF
the BARK: wherein It's virtue as Z medicine is
known 20 reside. is separated in degree
from the hard torous and other useless parts
IN manufacturing. 1t will, thertfo c=, be
found preferable. on account of it, puri y.
strength, hncness, and tie small qu.ii:y
required, to any other form in which The
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superior Of this bark will &c patti
cularlv manifest in the treatment Of those
diseases in which, on account of an irritable
state OF tie stomach and bowels, the Iequi
site quantity Of tie inprrtectly ground bar.
IN common ute canaot he administered and
a. any Oh the watery Or spirItaous prepara-
tons are vel Known 10 &c Intellectual in ur-
gent cases, il Is presumed that the present
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it UNNECESSARY 10
offer any apology 10 those Of his medical ore.
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder OF bark !; since many of,hem
have, ia common with him, had so frequcp,
and painful, occasion, in the touise Of long
practice, iC Gcpic"s the waat OF 81 desirable
d form of using THAI ines:irilab:e reineG: and
50 fully is he assured Of It's superior efficacy,
from numerous proofs OF Its e;fecis. that he
offers i; to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputs,ion ofimpo.i,loR.
PRErARtD AND PUT Up BY
CLARK SANFORD, II. IS.
Grecnrri-h, Connecficat, 1898.
~ The above article is put up in bar
GELS Of different sizes to Accommodate pur-
caaser, aud IS sold by James Kennedy, sen
Bookseller, King street.
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ALEX. MOORE, Reg.

THIS is 10 give notice. that the
subscribers Of Alexandra county IN tie dls.
ir!ct OK Columbia, have obtsiatd from the
orphaas' Court Of Said cohnty letters &C a,l
m'a'siraticn OH the personal estate os J1hn
hf"ea z, late OF the county aforesaid deces.-
ed: Al persons having claims against the
sad deceased, are hereby warned to exhibi.
the same with ,he vouchers thereof to ihe
subscribers, on Ct before the Cth day of Az.
gust next ensuing, or they may hy law be
exc!uGed from sll benefit 10 said estate and
those indebted thereto :,e required to "a Ike
immediate PAY ant Giyen under DUP Laods
this nilith day OF February.
Lucy Kincsid, admr'x.
Join Richards, admir-.
Of John nincaid.
February Q. sosv
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For Sale.

Il house and lot situated near the
lever Gnu OF PIT .rrect-The loi i ~ feet
front and run. Eack cne Hundred fces--Tbe
house is we'll finished aud pleasantly situated
for asnaali family. For terms apply 10 JOHN
SHAW, Nary Yard, Washington, Or 10
JOSEPH RINKER. AiexasdSia, whe
vll shex the premises.
jan %. es3tizx4t
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A!exa,.de Moore, Reg.


subscriber of Alexandria county. in the dis
trict Of Columbia, he's Obtained from he Or
phans' Court of aid county letters Of adnni
nistra,ion De bonis non cn the personal es,-
tate Of WILLIAM SuFENE, late OF the
county aforesaid deceased ALI persons
having claims sainst the said deceased, arc
hereby w2r1ed TO exhibit tie same with The
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on before
the 25th d2y Of August next; or they nay
BY Law he excluded from ali tcneflto the saii
es,ste and those indebted thereto are re-
quired 70 make innedio:e payment.
Given uEder my hand this 18th day Fcbru-
airy, 1911.
Samuel Shire e, senior,
Administrator de boals non of
William sErcye.
o.,
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Certificates Of its (. ~acy.
No. |.
SyrrENsrR 800,


do certify tia, have be-u a.!ing nearly
tro years with = hectic cough and violent
oppression ri the brcas,. applied to lie
mo- emioept pnysician and could get no
rerict from my low state OF health, until
-, Puts Columbian Oil, and found imme--
date re!lcf. take Nj, ms ,hId OF reforming
the nuoic IL the effi".,cy % this valuable me-
define, from the ~ es which have expert
.rce[--i think II ~ Incumbent dt.tr 10 offer
tke sans 10 the nubrlc.
Ehiha Seward,
Bar,;oare, No l6, Water street, sign Of
Plough. sept. lsos.
No. 2.
hereby certify, :nst had a cough and
pain in nv stomach tor upwards OF two years,
when w. recommended 10 paU's Column
ban Oil procured oas phial OF that va!na'
BIZ medicine, whica has restored me 10
good state of beal,h again
Thomas Elliott,
On the Hook slows road, near me turn
pike gate.
February Il, 1909.
Ne. 3.
have ersat reason To he very thankful for
beip.r recon-, n ,alcd 20 Paul. Coiuaoian Oil
had been athct:d wj,h vinient pain in NY
h,cs. so that vss not able to walk. pro-
cure ona phial .; the OIL, and | received
INN .sii &c relief, ant have been ve'y we'll
ever since.
\ B. had a violent: tooth ache about two
M thee ,aontns e, when dropped ie"
Groos of.the III, on some linz. and applied it
10 the r2o,s. Elected, and received immeci-
etc relief
Eleanor Elliott.
No >
SIR,
I comply with your re9.est OF stating
my opini,n os Psul's Columbian Oil being
:, eeec,uai remedy for the letter worm,
have been afflicted with ths'tet,er IN my hand
for - wears, and hlve Isaae trial of ~ ~
medicines which have heeu recommends "a,
bat all 10 no effect. Hearing OF PauPs Co
,,,.,bian Oil, aboa, the 18th of January last,
,,ov;ne AN cffeciaal cure for the ring worm
sn,.:Giiac complaints, Immediately got
rh,st o. your o.. and applied it seEeeabiy 20
re directors FOR about two months >acces.
sSel.. uhe. he tstter lett me and has net
made RS apps'iai'ee since.
Susanna Purden.
". Z. Sr Srsgrna. child aged twenty
,,o.,ts, ari : days. was taken about tie mid
So Jo.y Ss.e With violent cough, which
.g. ,,..s;-.s.rs, ..i;t -sra< :hc hopping cough
cav. ces tx droFss Of the Columbian OH.
warch gave immediate relief, and proved an
effectusi cure.
Ssralos4-suest. Baltimore, Aas. Fl, 1903.
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hsann3jis C0anty, FEB. Term, 1871.
Ordered, hat TIA: Administrations OF John
hinCa'd, deceased, do insert tn. folio win
advertisement. zee times i'll e2ch week for
eiGh: weeks. In si.c Alexandra Daily Gs-
z.tle
Ts.. 4LFX. MOORE. Req
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G.. Dcneale, c. c.
!, laW2m
ORPHANS COURT.
January J !.

alexandria Csuuty, Fsb. Term, 1911.
OsDEAsD, That the administrator de DO
us non, of William Sl,reve, deceased, do
User, the following advertisement times In
each week for three wec., III the Alexandria
Daily Gazette.
Tcs!c,
Alexs Der Moore. Rer
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ORPHANS COURT.

February Is.
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rive hundred tickets 10 be drawn e.,a
dav, and the drawing To ccrsmence Hl'h sae
least possible t!ciay
Purchasers Of ICo tickets or more, to bs
entitled to a credit Of thirty days aiiet Gr4z-
ing Of this Glass: for notes, With apprGgsi
ndorsers.
al prizes 30. demanded within 81. r6ca:5,
after tic driving Of this class, viii r. ,oia.
decd as .iscn up Tor th bcaeIt OF tEc H..
terV.
This scheme, it is believed. aGorts n
equal prospect Of gain to adyenturo'& siA
any other which has been 0hcrc>. 70 ihe ~.
lie. Those VINO sre interested in tx casa.
nerce ana agriculture 81 the Coua,fy ad;.cc,,
10 the Potomac and Shenandoah riy.r. 2,s
additional Inducements to givc tnci. scps,..
as the money to be raised O. ihe .otlzrrs
for their jmE odiate hcneii, aud cun.Gi!e..r,
1t is also hoped ,i,st the patriotic 40 ;asia
spirited viii De dispo>cd 10 cDunp.aoc. 81
encourage measure wiici, hay for rs II. 1.,
the facilitating reaty anG coaycaisnt c.,.l.
munlcat,on between the western t3gntY, al
the Atlantic, tending to connc1t tie in..s..
of the eastern and xes!ern states, 2la :,
perCetua;e their Ri! on
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District of Columbia.
COUNTY OF ALEXANDRfA, s.
October adjouraed Session, 1910.

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, IS.
October adjouraed Session, II
James Mcguire, Hugh Carolin, Abel
Blakeney, Adam Lynn, and Abel
HolblOok, eomftainants'
Against
Colin Aud, Robert Young, the Pre-
sident, Diret tors and Company OF
the Bank OF Alexandria, Joseph
Riddle and Company, Phlneas Jan
nev, James Heron, r;Ioan & Bridg
cs ana Thomas Leipcr, Caldwell, :
Parks ard Caldwell, Gavin x Will
liam Hamilton, Joseph X jerks,
administrator of John Dixon, Ma
thaniei Waltles and Company, Chs
Bennett, George Grcenhow, James
Bacon, James Shehee, Stewart and
Beall, George Denealc, Falls and
Brown, md Joseph Vaudeville
Gefendants.
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The defendants lanes Heron,

S,oaa and DsiGges, Thomas LeiPer' Csld-
well, Parks and Caldwell, Gavin and Will
am Hmil,on, Joseph r. Jenk administers
tors of John Dixon George Greenhow,
Stewart and Bea'l, and Falls and Brown, not
having entered their appearance and gwen
security according to the rules o! this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court that they are not inhabitants OF this
district-on motion of the compliments by
their counsel it is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS James Heron, Sloan and Bridges,
Thomas Leipcr, Caldwell, PARIS and Caid-
we'll, Gavin and William Hamilton, Joseph
r. jerks, administrator of John Dixon, Geo.
mrelnho~, Stewart and Eeall, and Falls and
Brown do appear here on the hrst day OF Ju-
Is leria next, and answer the compliments
bill, and that copy Of dis order be tcrthwltii
inserted in one of the pu.lic newspapers
published in tbs coun ior two ronths sue
ce.sivclv, and that another copy be posted at
the front door OF the court house OF the Said
County.
4 Cory.
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CHARLES SlmBls, Prf6l9tN.
Jonah Ihompson,}
John Mason, | Lz0s
Henry Eoxalt, 0,a
William Steuart. +;

NIB arrangements ',,'ing 5csn s'a3t II
comm cnce the sale Of ,icke:s ct,ya9, .2,agaL
above Lottery. the pvbIic arc !-2te1y is!sa,
ed, that / an now prepared tq ,cej.e p,
pososs i*oni al such retsaDs - n,ay a. ~,
posed ID purchase, rr Otherwise cc,Fircti
the sic thereof On cGr,.r.,ssins. po.lissl.
taxing 100 Tickets, or moe, wi.lls er+l.a
to credit Of t,i:1y days 81: or tic dra,iaE 4
the 4-'ttcTE. Oh, giving nltes &E,i apG9't'
endorsefs' neg 9ti;i'ic Il any o. lhe Ia-.
within ;-e District q, Eoiumoia.
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HE puhiic are hereby i"forae>, az
J. OF a moeiing Of Tic Prcai@cnt s!l ,'|
fec;o:s Of TIE Po:nHsc. Cor gaay. III 4
BROOK 5 tavern. -. Alexandria. o. t'zas"s
the 10Th day o. December, lsiG, IL
tesn!ned thu, DC drawing Of tie 9a.."'
and Shensndoaf Navigation ! ou.ry -
commence on tie i:a Mc.day II AieE:-,,
81 order of TING fre.id.J., and Eirc,'.1
JOoEPH CARLETON. tJrt.
GeeHgcIowR, Dec. 2O-~ijsr ~
Ii'e pubic a:'e farther alarmed isa., Hs''
formally to gai'Seauens Resolution 81 ~
managers Of be lottery, tie price u :.z'.'
"iii De advangcd from tie SIS. 81 s'o<.
next TO ten s!oi:s's md Gty cci Is a9a -
re I;cheG -Ficr Tic Ssh Gay 81 aE@' i'-t
~! be sold 81 a. Y o.bos p:sc- TIA :: .
dice o. oH.ea n Tie li.ir:c, II <n!oiras ~
J. Is, tkerei.ae, omfG-r,ly lord s1I,
t'eSe Regulations, ,kat cesS' rs, t,ss;9' >
i'roynoliag The ObjecI lnis lp.;crv, j'H. 30
Lave not &c; supplied thr,nse!vcs "'-'' Sj'>
els, viii embrace Ire opportunity q do.'fl
before they are Gi;ksraxR fpss liz H;'.'S
agents.
by order ef nc Maraaegs,
loseah Csfie.cns H5J1
February 6--i.Sy ias-i'tI'''y
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u. HHIJH1T

Y AS just received his fsil supply oFGOOOS,
L which he is opening At his ToA, Glass
I'd China Store, first door above the Eagle Ia
,rn, Richmond.
Cognac, old Peach, and Apple Brandy,
5th Proof old Jamaica, Antigua, & Wind
ward Island, RUN,
Holland ard Country GIN,
Old double & single distilled WHISKEY,
Madeira. Teneriife. Sherry, Malaga, Sici-
", and Champagne WINES,
Treskle, and Common Molssses,
Cunpowder, Imperial, Hyson and Sou
chong TEAS,
Green and White COFFEE,
Loaf and Brown SUGARS,
ppsr, Alispce, NHtmegs. White Gin
ger, Mace, Cloves, Long Pepper, Ter
merck & Cinnamon
london, aud Dixon's Philadelphia Mus
tard, White and Black DO. N seed,
Rice, Sego, end Pearl Barley,
isinos Figs, Almonds, nd Fiiberts,
Goshen snd Pine Apple Che sc,
Pick ed +slmon, SQUADS sd Tongues,
Salt Per', Alum, sulphur and Goppersss'
Florence, Lamp, md Liuseed OIL,
Green Sweat Nests, B riley Sugar,
Lemon and Gin amou Candy,
gloland Indigo and Fig Blue,
Windsor p .,lnsr ell, Violet and TG-pen-
tine SOAP. Sperma ,ty md How
Candles. Double aud Sing! = Cunpow-
der, Shot assorted,
DesiNer's Super6ne, large and small and
Merry Andre WIS Playing CARDS,
Real Spanish Segsrs, and Chewing To
bacCo,
200 Salt-Petre'd HAMS, T..
Liverpool Sacked Sal, ia twil!ed Sacks OF
4 * bushels,
Swedish & Country Iron assorted, Ground
Plaster Of PARIS.
20 Crates of well assorted Liverpool ware,
N original PAc<sges-2o Boxes Canton
China Tea K . cfee Cups, OF two L three
HUNDRED p'ca
2ODo esch containing Tea service, from
40 TO Sd pieces,
Boxes. each containing Table Service,
of Canton CHINA,
10 Services Liverpool do.
q Sets Elegant Cut Glass,
Desert, nd Wine Services Complete.
p sssge Lsmps, and India Shades,
Ell giant rich Cut Gems,
Pitchers. Candle Sticks and SAVERS, Ele-
CANT M mite piece ornaments, and Glass
Nou .sbers,
Tea Cadies and Decanter Slides, Plated &
SILVER II ms, With pla and rich cut .ru-
cts, Liquor Cases with Gilt Bput,s,
= Common Gan cases.
The 4.ovemrnu ned ARTICLES viii be sold 81
holes ale or retail, at the Philadelphia and
W York prices, for Cash or acceptAnces in
own.
Sept. OF. wit
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.etts, in his address to the Senate Snd
Gonse cf 2apreso~.~';-c-, .i--,i-ro- ,;,-. .',-
measures of Great Britain towards Ameri-
ca. 20 Tor a series of years. have been mark
ed by every species of insult, Injury and
injustice" He proceeds to censure En-
gland, and apologize for. or rather to vim
dictate, the conduct OF Bonaparte The
Governor, towards the conclusion of his
speech declares, that :" of late years the
disme mberment OF our Union has been an
avowed object in the ministerial papers of
q. Britain, and toeffectit, a war has been
urged against these States" The Senate
and House OF REPRESENTATIVES, marked their
unanimous appreciation of this philippe a.
gainst England. by ordering 5000 copies of
the Goyetnot's speech to be printed At a
pubic dinner, the 1t. Governor of Mas
sachusetts gave the fol!owin toast -" Free
commerce with the consent of foreign natl
ons-if not. at the cannon's mouth 20 To
hear these Americans talk, we would sup
pose they were great naval power. They
remind us of the fable of the Frog and the
OK. What a sneer
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ADg GUaN,rer.
RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER ", .011
THE xIIth CONGRESS.

Inc Eext Congress will, ferhGhs, be one
OF the most imPortanL, which has met since
the adoption Of the Constitution --I'he state
OF our Foreign Concerns a.Une vii, be pc
cullarly momentous--,he attitude of the ia
uonmay be Changed. and II is lor ongress
e. say, what HeED me we snail as,um, H.
long with this Iinpor ast question, they viii
probably have TO ;ecide. some Of those i'm
portanI Poiais, i" hiCh spring ont of the situa
ton OF the u. and will lways affect uu
ms buttons and cur measures--Such as, oh all
we nave HaUy-of what scr, and dn what
sea c shall L bes On what scale shall our
foTtihcailons and iorls be constructed 80
Shall we ftrotect any branch of commerce.
more especially, that natural dlrect con,
merec, which consists ~ he exploration of
the product of cur own ,4grcuLlsre u their
peculiar arkets e---Shall we encourage
manufactures by prohibitions or furth r
uu 'eS on foreign goods-as a resource a,
Salnst the distractions OF our commerce ,
And to whateX ent shall this encouragement
be gwen - These are great Questions in
our POlCi and IN cur own opinion, have
not yet neen probed TO the bottom.
Besides these, the next Congress NAV
nave to decide ON fhe constitution of the State
OF Orieaps--&a measure which was botched
up in haste, last winter without knowing,
whether the population Of Orleans was SUI
hcient, whether he people by themselves,
were ripe tor such change, and whether
w. Florida ought not to BE- attached to it.
hey VIII have also to fix on the new rate
and scale ot Rep esentation, founded on the
new census--and ne re, difficulties will spring
up IN the Earring interes,s OF the different
states, each of which, Gudgingb by what we
haUe seen,) will doubtless be in favor of
that ratio, which leaves them the smallest
fraction. unrepresented up ernaps also the
Bank OF the y >. may make another SPAS
modic effort, to live over again in les former
OF m some new form
hese questions alone are important G.
nougn to require the best heads nd puress
hearts, that our country can command.
When we scan the list of those, who viii
have to decide them, we discover AZ once
that the 11th Congress has undergone con-
siderable change &, hat It IS, on the whole,
tor the better Mash of the old mass is left I.
but much nezO LeaUen is mixed zip with
Il.
In the Senate. there are $ or new mem
bers- Pickering out--Varnum in.
In The ii. Of X. here are about SO or 90
neTo members, out Of 143-that is. between
aud entirely new Republican Gam.
10 ~ 20--Mr. Eppes, VINO was an active
re aDer, IS not a the next Congi css--his
loss will DO Iett->-hmong the new fSisnibers;
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are several Republicans Of distinguished
and Clay of Kentucky. - K. Williams, Low
mes Calhoun OF ). Carolina-not To speak
OF rrr own State-& perhaps, others that
we have not heard OF. Mr.. Cheeves of
Charleston has resigned--his place will pro-
badly he filled by Mr. Freueau-true 6lue :.
u Something New. ger something veru
Old
The late decree in France which for
bids the marriage of female. worth 5000
francs, or S1l70 year without the leave
OF the Emperor, is an ungal,ant and @ othic
regulation, unworthy Of the age in which
we live. Itsmacks strongly of the spirit Of
the feudal age, when the female ward could
not marry without the consent of the liege
lord g The marriage of the vassal," says
an elegant writer, " without the consent of
the superior involved the forfeiture of the
estate, or was punished with oppressive pc
na'tes. Tho hand mightpe teedered at the
will of the superior. Her beauty was to
loose its sweets, and her heart its eni oy-
ment, oteed his avarice, and to CRAFTY his
whim. Her relations were often to buy
from him privilege SO frightfui; and the
un ceiling tyrant was TO paint the horrors of
its exertion, to extort his demand" Does
tar Or is lt to supply fortunes to his
officers CT. more probably, TO suppl, his
c0nScr1hf n, BY oos,ructing the privileges,
OF marriage When we see his decree
we sha'! knoV more about it.
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! ,er ca~mn-ltow slia.rsnt 4 "a wf,t 4. =, =

-NE
80 took uoD ,is var. AID indeed, we are
told tn consider il, as war for our -x;s,e,oe
our eyes are constantly upon the stretch Co
the arrival of every packet boat at the most
throw, we rejoice without moderation, and vet.
us fear, that, in the end, VIC shall see tie Pc
ninsu,a in the hands of our enemy Read r, IS
not this the truth Is not this our situation truly
we have arrived at the end ofeighteen wears Of
ance of Europe and still are there men 90
Civilizations which, upon occasions like .his we
enemy. We imagine, that these VICTORIES -
as they are called, tend to keep him from our
doors without rejecting that ne carries on
that he makes the seat of war muint sin MS MI
mes, and that he ex austs and enfeebl.s us
against The day Of his meditsied at ack, taking
into view the state of our internal Affairs and
especially the state ofour paper muney Ii is
and PDttus 4 but 1t is not yet his ntere st To- do
1t. His object is to make use of the Pennsu-
la as dram of the resour es of England and
efectuai drain could not, surely, have been i'm
agtned. Sucn IS my view of this matter; aud
Though it may tend to check the xuit.tion
20 cad them into mschievous error than tue
sa gum. expectations encouraged by the. wrCi
tings of the venal journalists.