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ships and the materials which lad been
provided, were served up to satiae the
hungry worms of tho Potomac !: and .
LiHNntian Gordon Of gan boats aud tor-
hedoes, was substituted for an impregna-
bic rampant Of ships Of the line and fri
gates i-No-It were better to ieayc
commerce unprotected, than to protect
a commerce, from which England might
derive an advantage 1t werebetter tha,
our sea coast should be ravaged, than
that our republican simplicity shoaid be
corrupted, & monicd aristocracy should
spring Up, from the rapid accommodations
OF too prosperous traffic. 1t Welebetter
that our towns & our cities should be de-
stroyed by actual caufery, than remain
as sores to infect the whole body polite!
1t were better that the dwellings, of
their Inhabitants should be demolished,
and they be driven to seek tor refuge,
among the rocks and caverns of our
mountains, than that "morsel should
be taken from the mouth Of labor" or
the people should be taxed a single cent,
fer their defence and protection!
There is now living upon the Yad
KIN river, in North Carolina, lady
by the name Of Mary Harris, 81 years
ofage last January, and is now able to
ride 6 orr miles to meeting and back
the same day; whose posterity is as
follows:
Tie number Of her own children is
eight, grand children 79-great grand
children1sO great. great grand chill
dren II, which makes an aggregate
Of 29h now surviving.
TEA. 7
From an interesting work lately
published, entitled "The History Of
The European Commerce with India,
&C." we learn, "tAat in the reign of
Charles Ii. tea. in Engla:.l, was SO
rare an article, that the infusion of it
in water was taxed by the gallon, IN
common with chocolate Il cherbet. In
the year 1861. says Mr.. Pepys, in
his Diary, l sent for cup of tea Ga
Chinese drink. Of which had never
drank before" In the same year,
two pounds and two ounces were for
maIIy presented by The company to the
King, as valuable present. 1t is es-
timaied, that the now annual con-
sumption OF Tea in the British do
minions amounts to 20 millions Of
pounds.
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'V' W hcEeaeHtd"
SIature is 200. Of
IMOre than 81 de-
a' is more fayoura-
than any which has
years. 16S TO 81
Be votes for Jefer-
\ Which our demo.
4,eed through the
alGHUNURED
y FOURTEEN.
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From The Journal de t'Emtire.


PRADIRR's REMEDY FOR The GOVT.
Published by order of his excellency
the minister oithe interior.
Paris, December IS, 1912.
Balm of Mecca drachms.
Red Peruvian Bark / ounce.
Saffron l-2 ounce.>
Sarsaparisla ounce.
Sage | ounce.
Rect,hed Alcohol s pounds.
Dissolee separately, the Bal I'm OF Mec-
Ca in one third of the Alcohol steep
the other ingredients in the remainder
of the Alcohol for forty.eight hours Ill
trate and then mix the two liquors.
For use. mix the solution with twice
or three times the quantity OF line Wa
ter, shaking the bottle at the time OF
using it.
.fhhGcotion Of the Remedy.
Prepare poul.ice ofground flax seed
which is to be spread very ho;, * about
one inch thick, on napkin. to wrap the
part atfec.ed-The pouitice should be
very glutinous. When it is intended TO
envelope both the feet and legs up to
the knees, q proportionate quantity OF
flax seed must be used. When the pro-
duce is prepared, and as hot as the pa
tent can bear it, spread over its surface
about two ounces ofthe liquor, in such
manner as to be equally distributed with
out being imbibed the poultice IS
then to be bound round the leg, or tsot,
and to be completely covered: enge@
Looping the whole with ilannels or wax
ed silk, 10 preserve the warmth OF the
application. The poultice Is not chang
ed oitcner than once in - or IL hours.
(Signed) CINE. PRADiER.
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Mechanic Relief Society.
THE Anniversary Meeting OF the
Mechanic Rebel Society viii be held at
MIR A M'Citar's School Rocm, o. So
turday The Isl Of May, al 10 O'Clock A
M. TIE punc,uail abundance OF the
members en- tbis day Is very essential. &
delmeuents are particularly ingi,ed to
a perussl of the articles Il association.
p En- order Of shr Presid-ar,
lanes S. SCOTT, Sec'ry.
April IS
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Herring Seine Irvine.
Just received e FOR SILK,
c-se. Herring Seine Twine supe.
nor quality Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
Lisbon,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do. in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. and 2 Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Do prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar, Resin, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 7.
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,.tuovn that he
40 s'n ~ and m gen snd
!: Sa,'C'; Capt. Doyle ana
ion ', cir custody, s and
: . win. WING to the friend nd.
d I tog,' va, granted to
9 1 y rSsrbal promise not
. >. p, regularly eHcha my.
pol o., ID put on board Prl-
' 'sac,' which we're al al
nfO'g; .os,rs, whose ST.
y, innate, close conh ne
,. ..aI1t was truly de-
st. Bart, and , St. The,
.s'., y with American ;n
~, ., selling at reduced
I, - been a rapid, though .Sasn
! provisions in those
I belief that Congress
\ rported by the COM n.
p pa rcans for laying =: an
30 !" - a ,ou oO To-
/ ~ consequence OF tins this
T. va. as high as D."
[rshl for SIS ..,;rsd
T. 81 from England and
Lizard Islands were en-, en-,
/ I,v,, believed that
Gss gould DC "o - srII
|, il toto. The fe"
,,,sd in The West-ln-
l,rlormins convoy duty
4 10 protection TO the
'OaG, April "a,
T., Belonging to Mes
|, l;r.,uolt, Of tbs city,
\. her passage from
fork, ard SUNK nii
one, saved themselves
No Eo... and after tos'
~ % DAYS at the uher-
reached Fayal.
SER, April "a
rsop, are on their
|. the n. w. Army
u Neigs tlhe name OF
b. Gen iIarrison) dat
mes toat Eeur persons
:emg aud who con-
the garrison would ee
iays. Major Raiis
ben had arrised-seme
,ssO place, in which
/. ysre killed, On
gecis from that quar-
the extreme
II (COu.) April 90.
en Sunday last II
Henry Lines, Of this
old, was instantly
s,harse Of a gun,
to ihe parents, was
/ corner Of a cham
b'ea haadled by On
atly fell and pro-
ping effect.
ANtr Of Representa-
kBRture is 200. Of
IMOre than 81 de-
al' is more fayeura-
than any which has
Years. i6S 10 81
Be votes for Jefer-
F. Which our demo.
aleed through the
aAGHUNDRED
D FOURTEEN.
a.Td Eaqairer.
REsS.
@aos to toe read.
a acw the .EicchoSs
i,a' to hlse a scpe-
e,s'nasl dis,ric.s,
'lIs abs;ruct of the
as And as that
'Aa he districts BY
'aoa' We beg leave,
2>nY, to numbSr
'',rIcI first which
~' law, end So On
''::' We suoio.n
,.h'atcs in each,
The presen. state
IN Ee respsc,ivalv
'o,saIia, Brooke,
FSe candidates.,
I'd 7'a9uas IA.
oSS'a'-No returns.
Ss'sosadoah; The
.'es'bR,) the la IS
+. P..s. Fl-Gsn.
u IN tvsJo,,
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NIX. April "a.

DHA, Apri' -
f., Belonging to Mes
/ Gr.,aolt, of tbs city,
/. her passage from n
lTork, ard sunk. All
gne, saved themselves
Lac bo.h and after tos'
| ~ % DAYS at the uier-
|,ached Fayal'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-11
This is to give Notice, /.

That tt1e SrHSCflOer n lSieNsndrls
County, in tie Distrit, If Columbia, hss
obtained from the Orphans Court of
said county letters of administrator on
the personal estate o. Michael Flame
~ late of the COUNT aforesaid de,
ceased All persons having claim
against the said dceedent ere hereby
w.rued to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, duly authenticated
an passed by the Orphans Court, 70
tire subscriber, on or before the 2eth
tfsy of April next, or they may Ivy law
be excluded from all benefit to the said
estate. Ard these indebted thereto,
sr requested to make immediate pay
meat
(ivea under my hand, this 2eth day
of October, 1918.
Israel P. Thompson,
Administrator of Michael Flannery.
& - so. ep4"
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Salisbury for Sale.

THIS valuable FARM, the resi-
dence OF Charles I. LoOe, Esq. is hele-
by offered 10, sale. 1t contains about
1000 acres of Land, we'll wooded and
wxtered 100 acres of good Timothy
Meadow, and the fields Hst in cultiva-
ton are we'll taken with Red Clover
The Buildings on the Farm, the
Dwelling House, As welt as the other
buildings, are such as would accom-
modate a large and gentecl family.
This Farm, situated Oh the Id
Turnpike road, leading from %leAan
tria to Winchester, about mics 4.
cove Ccn.reyilc, and equi. distantA, rom
.exaadria, Geore and the Cit,
of Washington ABOUT - mics IS SO
generally known, az not TO need a
moreSparticu.ar description.
For telms and turther PARTICULARS.
apply to cHARES l LOVE, by lei
er, directed 'c Centrcv'i!e, Or to
Richd Nj. Scott.
A,exan liiar
NJ yeTrh,-t2 2. I'm
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A. Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice

Thae the srbsrriber, of Alexandra
County ia the Distrist OF Columbia
has obtained from tia Orphans Court
ofsaid county Letters Testamentary or
the Estate ot.rbomss l'rstcher. late oil
the county aforesaid, deceased: All
persons having claims against the said
decedent, arc hereby warned to exhibit
the same TO the subscriber on or be-
fore ,he 2esh day of Aprilnext, or they
may by law be excluded from all bene-
fit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto are required to make immedi-
ale payment.
Given unde, my hand this 2sth day
Of October, 'siS
Isaac E.ntwIs|e.
Rresutcr Of Thomas Treteher-
0ctohe ~r4
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- :, ! 3 sIaf.ns, RoYAL-sTREET ALEXANDRIA
THURSDAY, NovEMBER II, 1873.
PUBIC SALE.

PURSUANT to a Deed from beiitha
Laws and Wife; viii be sold on the
premises at II O'Clock, forenoon OF
Saturday the 2otb inst the following
property in The Town of alexandria
wiz
The Brick House q Lot
of Ground on the North side OF King ot.
now oc upied by Piiineas Janney.
The Brick House q Lot
Of ground on the Wes' side OF Patrick
street now occupied by sad Laws
/ he Frame House e Lot
Of ground, on the west side OF ST e.
saph STR ct, adjoining the late Friends
Meeting House, occupied by Samuel
Israels <1
ALSO,
A negro slave named Joe'
about 80 years OF age
John Grid
B. Baden, Is
A. Vietch. }
November 9.
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TEAS. SUGARS. &c.

JOSEPH M.dNDEVILLh,
Corner Of KiNg and Faytar Streets
OFFERS FOR SALE,
100 quarter chests and boxes choice
Gunpowder,
Imperial. Hyson, Young Hyson,
HySoa-skin * Suuchong Teas,
so hhds, Muscayade Sugar
100 barrels DO.
20 boxes White Havana do.
go ooolb. Loaf and Lump Sugars
,2o,ooolb Caffee
5,ooolb Pepper
so bids. Molasses
10 pipes Cogniac Brandy.
With his usual General Assortment
of the best Wines. Liquors and Groce-
ries, for cash or upon the usual credit
to.punctual customers.
Sept. Is.
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MIR GENERES. has the honor
N of informing the La les ant
aen.,emen of Alexandria. that his sans-
ing ass. mbly will commence on Thurs
dsy next the 18th inst The Ladies
who have heretofore received caro-,
Of lnyit ation, are solicited to favor hir.
with their company
Nothing will be omitted 10 rendci
them agreeable.
Nov g. 1t.
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NOTICE.

a PETITION will be presented
IN to the next General Assembly OF
the Legislature of Virginia, for law
20 open road from Norman's Ford, on
the Rappahannock river to the town OF
Occoquan.
September 2s' iawoW.
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PUBLISHED ON TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS q s.aTU
100 Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from Fairfield, in the
county of Frederick and. Commons
wealth Of Virginia, on OF about the 7th
Gay of March last, negro slave nam
ed ANTHONY the property OF the
late William b. Page, deceased. An.
thony is about fest 9 inches in
height, Of a substantial form, light
yellow complexion, and rather OF an
effeminate voice He is about % years
oil age, was brought up a house ser.
want and has been accustomed TO that
course of employment all his lite. He
is slave of great capacity and consi-
derable ingenuisy-he reads--he plays
the fiddle and possesses a great me.
chanical turn-he can do rough car
penters' work and make combs Iae
ABOVE reward will be given ii Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, X brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandra.
But il pprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars VIII
be given IF he is secured in goal. aud
notice given to the subscrioers.
Tho. Swami,
Fdmd I Lee.
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EDINBURGH

EDINBURGH
ENCfCL ~.PEDIA,
VOL 4th, PART LIST,
Is just received and ready Tor delivery
to Subscribers.
ALSO.
THE FOLLOWING
NEW PUBLICA IIONS,
Miss More's Christian Morals,
Meikle's solitude Sweetened,
-~ - Traveller,
Thomas A Keapis, by Dean Stanhope
Stoddart's Guide to Christ
Buchanan's Christian Researches in
Asia
Magee on the Atonement Of Christ
L,vingston's Essay on Sheep
Mitford's Poems on the Female Cha.
rscter
Jas. Kennedy & Son.
October ep
September 2.
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A Pearl Breast Pin was
Lost on the night OF the last l,lumln.-
tor, supposed on K,ng or Fairfax 81.
Whoever n.y have found and Will rs
store it to its owner, to whom from ia
mlly considerations it is douD!y valuable
shall receive It reward of FAVE DOL
LARS.-- apply at this Office.
Nov. 9 st
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NO TICE.

THE Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, are hereby notii-
ed, that Dividend of four per cent
for the last half year on the Capitol
Stock paid in, is this day declared
payable to them or their legal repre-
sentatlves on Friday the 18th inst.
BY order Of the President and Direc.
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Tho. Swami,
Edmd. | Lee.
Admrs. of Vim. b. Page, decd.

Nav 3
The Editor. o. The Federal Rcpub-
lican, Natioral 1nteiligencer and Ga-
zette of The UDited States, will publish
the above in their papers, and send
their accounts to this office.
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ANYTHING NEW, Darkness vi.
sibIe. Boarding-i euse, Muslc-Mad Ap
pro mice, Niarnrion, Turns Out, Ora,
Dream, Siege, Sons of Erm, Cimour
the Tartar, How to Die for Love, Right
and Wrong, Bridal Ring, House of Nor
Vile. Sultan, Yankcy Chronology, Pro
vok.d Husband, Wonder, Sles p Walk.
er, High Life below S,;irs, Wives a.
,hey were. and Maids a, they ere, Re.
oegade, Hunter of the alps, Homes
Thieves, Too Many Cooks. Love anG
s,caey, Aethiop, Cure for the Hear
che, Highland Reel, One CLOCK, Com.
missary, Knight's.Lame Lover, Ta.te.
Author, Lyar, Englishman in Paris,
Englishman Returned, Beacon.
Ill &c.
The Rules and Articles of War, the
Unned States Calender and Army and
Navy Register, for 1913, Life of Cooke
the Player by William Dunlap.
Nov. 9.
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lust RECEIVED,

And for sale, 100, 1000 feet 81 A. and
So inch plank, $4,000 first quality
smooth shaved shingles in bundles-and
on hand agood assortment OF other kinds
Of Lumber
VIM. Harper & Co.
November 6 3t*
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,U>I >il. EAVEN.
From Phiadrhhia, ondfr sale BY
). WI II
LOWER END OF PRINCE STREET,
THE WING Ak,2ftL.:S !:
1000 best ConIeC,lCut
Cheese IN casks,
% boxess frest Muscatel R,isi9s,
Fresh Currants, Almonds Eh.lis
Wainu,s, Fiibcrts, hhellha ano
Cranberys of this years growth,
Best Spanish Srgsrs,
and IN STORE,
: Best Cogniac Brandy and Antigua
Rum,
Sugar in barrels, Coffee, Young Hr
son Tear
Best Cavcndlsh Tobacco,
Fresh Lime Juice in bottles, and
sundry other articles in the Grocery
Line,
A quantity Of the first quality of
Philadelphia Market Baskets, assorted
October %.
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscribers, OF Alexandria
county, in the District OF Columbia,
nas obtained from the Orphans Court
Of said county, letters of administers
lion on the personal estate OF Henry
O'ReRy, late of the county afoi esaid,
deceased All persons having claims
asHnst the said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit tine same, with the
.ouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
duly authentic ated, and passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 29th
lay of April next: or they may by
isw be excluded from all benefit to
said estate-and those indebted there
to are required 10 make immediate
payment
Given under my hand, this s9th Oc'
tober, 1913:
Clement Sewell,
Administrator Of Henry O'Reily.
October 40. eD4W.
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VIM. Patton, IF. Cash.
ORPHANS COURT,
September 7-S.

Alerandria County, Oct. Term, 1919.
ORDERED, That the admlnlstra-
tor of Henry O'ReRy, deceased, DO in-
sert the following advertisement three
times week for four weeks, in the A
iexandria newspapers.
ACooy-Test,
A. Moore, Reg'r.
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ALSO,
FRENCH SCHOOL.


II II undersigne. proposes to teach
the rueimerts of the French Iari-
guage, of evening $, provided, suffi
cient nuu4her of subs ribers, can be OBJ
tanned, previous to the 10th instant.
VIM. Lanphier.
P. s The terms will bemade known
on applicat or 10 the subscriber or to
Edward Stabler, ir.
Noyemh-r. 8.
PUBLIC SALE.
TO be .oid at AUCTION on Fri.
day the 9th Move ber, a; Kankey's
Hotel. if ieir, If re- The next fair Day,
About 50 Head Of Cattle.
For ready Can.
Andrew Boughton,
Agent for
Col. layloe.
Nov. 3. 2t
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Valuable Wharf Property

FOR SALE.
Pursuant to- Deed OF Trust, from
Captain John Tucker'to the subscri-
Der, will be sold at public auction
on the premises, on Tuesday the
seth November next,
A certain piece or parcel OF
Ground in the Town of Alexandria
commonly called fuckers WHARF,
and bounded as follows :-Bssinnlns
on the East side of Union Street, at
the ,outh West corner of the inte"'
section ofthe same, by a twenty feet
Alley, which divides this ground from
the ground of MIR. Jonah thompson,
and running thence Northwardly with
the East side of Union Street f!ty.fve
feet seven inches to >thc ground oil
William Herbert, thence Eastwardly
with the line of said Herbert to the
River Potomac, thence southwardly
with the said River to the Alley afore-
said, Their We ,twardly with the said
Alley to the beginning. There is on
this LOT, large and commodious
WAREHOUSE, built in The best
manner ard a large TOBACCO
SHED The Wharf can accommo"
dste ships Of the greatest drausht ct
water. credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months will be given to the
purchaser on has giving MS notes With
an approvea'enaorscr for the payment
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GRrH An ; CDU Z
.AexQe dyia County. OCT. Term, 1913.
ORDERED, ba me ,'dniaRstrs-
tor o! Michael Fyannery, deco. d. mser,
the toioS,ag adv i,,Senfent three times
a week iorrour weeS "a tue Alexandra
Newsp p~rs
A Cory 'EsT,
A. Moore, Reg.
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r. Wanted

US w diiISu
4 I the hYaEIA ACADxMY TT HAY
"A Market in Prince Wniiam cour-
=, Virginla, Professor of the DEAD
Languages /; md also Professor o.
Mathematics, Geography and Englis
Grammar.
Applications to be made to the Trus'
tees WHO will convene at ias market
on the LIST NondaY in December mex
30 make TIE elsr lions.
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P. O.. Marsteller.
d p IAN, COURT,

.dX-ranaria County, Ocs. Term, 1878.
Or;ersii ia, the Executor OF Tho
Ass fletcher, deceased do tnsert
the following Advertisement three.
times . week for four weeks in the
; Alexundrla Newspapers.
A Cory TEsT--
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Edm. Brooke, Sec'ry.

SeptemUer Is Si~tE.
~ The Editor Of the NatIona
inte,lieencer w,II please re publish tn
above notice once week till the vs.
Monday N Dec next, IN send his bill
- the ,.fice Of tee Gazette,
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:"
SALES AT VENDUE.
On every tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Vendpe Store, corner OF Prince
ane Water streets,
aKariiety of Dry Goods. Gro
ce4'tss. &C.
PARTICULARS o. suic4 vii. DC expressed
in the bis of toe day.
All kInd OF goods which are on IL
mitAlion and the prices OF WHICH are
estaahsaed, can at any time be viewed
and purchased AZ ne lowest Limitations
und prices
p, O.. MarSteller.
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A, CARD.

November 9.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-12

justifying disobedicnce tothe acquisitions of
the constituted authorities, but in the eli
max OF political turpitude are openly syste-
mali sing schemes which tread close on the
heels OF treason against tho sovereignty of
Ithe U. States.
+ Now IL such be the depravity of the
leaders OF this desperate faction, that rath.
CT than act subordinate part in the con-
EcernsSof our country, they would plunge it
into the horrors ofa civil war, or subject
II to The domination of foreign tyiant,
the appeal | am sure may be safety made
to the ye"nan'y Of America, WHEELER they
viii conhde The government TO such hands
They will readily determine that the man
who hesitates not about the means OF &C
curing power ill feel as little moral re-
straint in the exercise oft.
Again; how absurd would it be to COM
nit the management of our national affairs
TO men whose conduct proves them TO be
aliens in their heart-men who can become
the graiuilous and officious atlvocates Of the
injustice, rapine and devas,ations of our
unPrncipied enemy, while they lavish the
most unqualified abuse, and display the
most inveterate cnnity against the acts of
our own counfry--mcr whose sensibilitie S
s'iO tICtbutcuoi1 dHFC ttt0e cause or those
! foreign despotisms which are combined
with our declared and insitlious foe, but
who are quite regardless of the honor OF
our republic, and insensible to the wrongs,
the insults and outrages heaped upon it by
those governments which are the objects
of their attachment-in short. men who can
be Spaniards, Portuguese, Russians, En-
glishmen, or any thing (Frenchmcn ex-
cepted} but Americans Such is the pic
ture of those men who are straining every
nerve and projecting every plan to grasp
power and obtain political preponderance
in the councils of ou: nation. Grievous
must be the misrule, if such characters
were placed at the helm of state. But OF
this there can be little danger, unless the
people slumher at their post. Let every
man be his own
CENTINEL. 5