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pEsCRIPTION OF WORMS.

DESCRIPTION VI WOkSho'
And the symptoms BY which they are
known:
Worms which iDfest the human body
IRE chiefly Of four kinds, viz.-The TIE
es. or large round worm the Ascari
les, or small maw-worm the Cucurbl
ina. or short, iiat, white worm and
.astly, the Tenia, or tape-worm, SO cal
ed from itsresemblance to tape. This
often many va DIS long, and is full o.
|;oints. 1t is most hurtful and most diffi
ult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending worms
,re-disarecsble breath, especially ia
| he morning bad and corrupted gums
,ching in the nose, and about the seat
conyuIsions, epilepdc fits, and sometime,
nrivation Of speech; starting and grind
|ing of the teeth in sleep; irregular appe'
lite, sometimes loathing food, and some
tines veracious purging, with Shiny 4
|fetid stools vomiting; large and hard
belly pains and sickness at the ste
mach slow fever, with small and ir-
regular pulse; a dry cough; excessive
thirst sometimes pate and unhealthy
|countenance, and sometimes the face
GATED and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any OF the above
symptoms, should have immediate re
course to flamilton's Worm Destroying
:, ,ozenses. which have been constantly
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Feb S
Rum and Tea.

John G. Laid &Co.
Have just received and offer for SUI
90 bbIs N. 4. rum
S chests hyson tea.
Dec Cd
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
FOR BOSTON,,

JUST RECEIVED,
Few kegs Prime Richmond manufacture
Chewing Tobacco,
a. B. DICK.
January so
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Fun, Molasscs,N New EBgsud
Sugar STca.


JOHN q. IiADD & co.
0Efsr for sale the Cargo OF brig Economy
from Boston, viz.
"a hhds N. E. rum
IS bb!s N. e. do
9 hhds molasses 81,
81 bbls Muscovade sugars !
SS tons Russia aud Swedes iron as
sorted and square
IA bbls tanners oil >!
30 tons plaisth- Paris Il
/ hid coffee
bingham boxes, tubs. covers, Sc.
FOR BOSTON,
SIX The good Brig Economy, josIaa
& Farrow, Jun. master fr're'gh
Of 400 barrels apply to
Johu G. Ladd 4 &c.
Dec %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27

FOR BsST8T,
EEa The Brig
Ea&N Wandercr,
&E5ssAlexander Newcomb, master,
Now loading, will sail on Sunday morn.
Ing. and lake 500 barrels freight, if offer,
ed immediately.
Apply as above.
Dec 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Elegant arpeting
For sale at Action Prices, BY
JOHN JACKSON & Co

bale Brussels
Kidderminsters
stair aud pIssage--and
Imoerial Hearth Rugs, pew and beau
tifpl pa.terns.
Lpnarv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
Zusadau. Dec. :

bss0oY3 Dse. Sus opS
NOTED. That no person or persons be suffered
v to smoke or carry lighted Pipe or segar 10
any OF the streets, or down OIL any OF the Wharyes
in this town, after sunset, upon the penalty OF pay
Jag fine OF FOUH DOLLARS. one-hasf To and for
The use of The nforner and the other half foe the
before any or either Of the Justices Of the Peace 10
aid town. who are required 10 take cogpissncs Of
the same. ts
WHEREAS many persona, throng1 cvil inten-
tais, carcessness, or inattcntion contpre the DAN
gcrous practice of smoking Pipes or scgars. or
carrying them lighted through the public Streets,
aud on the wharves OF thus ,own alter sun set, IN
open violation Of the votes and in contempt OF The
Bye-Laws heretoforc made and passed. Nis there
fire votsd aud Resoced by the Freemsp in Town
Meeting assembled, That Messieors Jshn L.. Joss,
1hOm. q. Pisraaa,. John r. Mann. Cmiacphsr FsS
ier Green Bn~o,.shs, Hxary She' 6nrne Hst'iam En-
ms, Jsseph Briggs, Csusam Iaoer, join & VMfs-
Aorne, S,tas bean, G'deca Palmer, .'ioses 1hnrsfoH
George c, ShaD, Isaac Ssail Nicolas GeG' os. S0ns
asf Hhifehevns, ktiitiam 8. " .auan. ChristofArr
Rhodes, Sfephsu CshoOne. Henry Butt Hihcm .,iecre,
gun. John Cogssshai. .'Edlsy Clarke. Henry 'feore,
1bcnnns Bash Christopher g. Caamphn. Hidiam
Creo1e, C.Ljert Chass. Be'jnmin ". Gaze, Ihomas
DeaBis, W,H.as Dennis, Le1vis koasnIniere Glidass
Engs. Charies fcke. Utiiism q. GaItiner, Thomas
Goddard Denjaala Hasard. Begjam,n Hsdu0eD, Jeals-
.dsGh kish, Bfniaram Il .Huajord, W.(.am ERery,
Jua james phhps, robert Rob- ss0n, Benjam Fearce,
John ~. Shsorman, Daniel sheiIy Edsoard Sta'ihepe
John Duaz0eI, Hihiam Iihey Jun. E0ssard IIHrsicn,
h0ae CouiG, Samuel Pernor, John Uihams. yNathGn-
ie, S~ees, hiehord Lush, Dutee j. Fearce, and r w.
Lawton, he ..d they are hereby appointed Com
miitee 70 enforce the Bye.Laws Of this town, tes-
pccting the smoking Of Pipes or Segars, or cacry-
iag them lighted through any of the public Streets
or any Of the Wharves vi this town after sunset TO
complain anI p, osecutc 10 final judgmea; and con-
victon, any persons offending rs aforesaid
Ind IL Is GwfAsr Voted, That the Town SERGEANT
AMI Constani,s OF thus town ~ and they are hereby
required to aid and assist the said Committee 10 the
ex,eutioa Of their duty
.Ald H IL fursAs, Voted. That ,ise Town Clerk
esnss tAe said yvts 90 be pyblished ss my
be, in both the Nswspapess printed IN thus town,
three weeks succsssivey, WITrEsss ~ =
JONATHAN ALMY, ioar,. CisIE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31

Look into that cofzin.--you start beck With
horror. Active and vigorous ss you arc nov;
as insignificant, as Ioathsemc as The body
within, will you lie and, incapable OF resis-
tsncs, you will be placed in your coffin, per
hsps by ,hasc very servants, who now ITEM
bic at your sight, and dread your cali--Yoo
will mouldcr in dust--and tha, head which "
now your glory, tomorrow viii be the sport
of the sexson, whilst he throws up your dust
with his dhty spade. Be ashamed then; be
a mon and elothe yourself with mans best
ornsment-- Humility.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31

CT MIR shearr'n. e@fsnser Of Bssfsa. was -
AVA months afflicted wih tunour On ths
back OF his hand which incapaciated him for work
after having tried every thing in vsn and suffered
operation on HE hand. and considered incurabId.
was cured and restored 70 health BY taking botles
of these drops. st
M Virgin ef Bssfon. was years afflicted sin
afeser.sore Of his legs. had tried most meJi.
cines without effect, was cured BY bottles.
n Chiid Of Mr.. Burril. Of RGnSrer was cured
Of Ulcers and Biies. some of which bad eat down 70
the ribs, by bottles This child was considered
an dying st>:e when he began taking thsse drogs.
I'm h.f,ntcf Boston, was covered all over With
erup,icls bind with both eyes, cured ~ 3 bot
ties. ..
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely Afflicted
for i6 years, with an eruption all oYer her attepdSs
with most tormeniing lGhings. busnings and E54fr,<
es, had lost thereby two Toe md one hhger oslsts
was cured by bottles she had not lei, her room
For 6 months and ssasiderFd pass all reLefg
Il Gentleman Of Leringfoa, was .fiicted 90 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain no relied,
vas cured by botties.'
a Ces.ienan. Of Rss,sn, his wife and children
was many years sfhicted With eraptiSss, had tried
every medicipe ~itout success, Was c.red by these
Drops. fE.
4 Ccniesan Of Res6.ry, vas so years ssBicsei
with hufasr on one OF legs, attended viti' burning
itching and biochcss wss resigned 40 past rSiiet,
for 50 years could not lie in bed At tnes was rers
6ctiy cured by these drops
|. a LAZY If Charlesfostn WAS two years Afflicted
with white swelling on her knee JOINT, had lrIeA
e,e,y assistance. and considered part relief con.
trsction had formed, chen ON taking these DrePS
and using Dr. Jebb's Liip,eat. in : veeks she rad
the free OF the jsinr, the pain left hsr. and By
continuing them has oh, ained perfect cure.
These Drops are q radical cure for scursy, scFo.
hls, st. An;hohys fire, lepfocy. pmpicd faces, ee-
ls,ged glands legs, ulcers even when the bone
10 affected, venersi taints, when mercury has fAeds
are The best spring and sutomnai phFsic, And mag
be given to children with psfect sate,y<-Price 81
six bottles for hve dollars. IL bottles for b &C
IL dozen for Si00--G fax for " DR. Relies Hotsn-
icai Drcps"--NoGs genun,e. unicss signed ".
I. CSwsy" Prepared and sold whoesaie by the
sole proprietor. w. T.. Conway, chemist, No 4
Bumsted Place, Bostoai BY his special appoinuncIe
by
SAMUEL w. vINsoN, Drusgssr
No. ne, Thamrs-strect, Newport
Aiss, 6y
Herch.es WLitncy,sJ. II Masen, Proeidrnces
nyer & Howes, Hinuham > Greene, .Ncsv. LsnasrS
tsaac u. BaIi. hartford. aud most druggists book
settlers and post maSers througIssut thSs Uotel
ssstes where may te had all those Justly cstesuee
ssd h.st'y se1rsccd iaedicines," prstarsd ~ W.
r. CAs.-ay"
DccGpher :. 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
/, IN TOWN-Mt.EIiNG,s
Dee 3li -IQlT

HEREAS certain individuals. in violation Of
tie laws OF decorpm have Ia.rly annoyed tie
Inhapi,anisv VI M, Town. by opening and emp,y'ng
she vanlls of Prvies, IDd drawing the contvnts Of
the m shsouyh the stree.sin the Course OF the Day
~ wch as in the Evening before the usual bsurs OF
rest-Sa& therefurr, in ordes TO pls,snt ihs reeM.
reace Of such unsccmy Acis.
ishcre6y goied aad RsssirsS That 70 Person
skau orSe The vault of Prlyy take OFT, or csf.
ry away the Con,sn,s lheseof ahin ,be precin,s of
,is rowa, excepr between the honrs os Zen O'Clock
10 The cYcaine and hcgs eevte the rising Of the
Sun,--if any one shah y.9'a,e this Law alter the
puaUGI,on thereof. he or they, the owasr Of the
a. sa. shAirupon complaint aud conviction thereof.
before any Justice of The Peace, be Gned FIFTY
sDOLL tRS, lhc half for tie informer, The other
for the Poor 5f the ToWn,
did if 10 further Yotei, That the Town-Clerk
CAUSE tLls Law to be pubhshed ,bee Weeks, iE both
iAs Newspaper printed N thi. Town,
Wi'n-a u
.sfs JONATHAN ALNIv, J5wa Cierk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
~ zDDRxss 70 4 Proud MlS.

YOu, Sic, are proud Of yoar rsnt, ysse
psrson, yous Perseual sccomplishmeass, snt
the abilities Of your mind. Oesssvs thai 10,
faot sitsins On tho nSrss's Isp, and ws0,iul
I'll her care its little head lies sank upo&
It's breast, and IL II ancoueious Of every thin
around. Such yea was, who nou ssrut -
proudly, and tsIk 70 loudly.
Behold that old man VIE siss il shs essust
Of the roon. He u ~ hsipless ~ tse child |,
his head sinks oA his breast; hls eyss ere:
szsd; he nioa Il eens--yst - wss =
youug, - hAndsouls, - seeompiishe -
learned. ~ yourself se vas the pride Of the.
yossh Of his dag. Sosh - he b sew yea
sssy be.
I Yos seem somswhss sevsd By those %:
with ne - tie eeSs reof>-~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31

~ AS taken up adriit. on sunday last. about mid
- !, vay between Warwick neck and Cosimicut
Point, Moses Boat. Of about 10 feet keel contain.
ing too oas and psddle.--The owner OF tlse boat
nay have her again, by proving properly and pay
iag charges application At the store cs Tns SAs
sSreAsnAS, sn Ferry -whsSs
q vey.-uri Tr< a 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
VEu~ss, ~
.NNAfhAN ALMv, Iswa Cte,k.
SUPERINTENDENT.

7,HE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
: in particular. aud the public in general. that
he nov carries on his Trade, usual, an the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. THoMAs
MsssRs's shop. He repairs locks Of every kind.
makes keys Of every sort, mcnds brass kettles, or
any sort of brsss wsre Tie mends umbrellas in the
nes,est manner, aud does ell sorts OF small work in
his line OF business. The'smalest favors in his way
will be thAnkiliiy received and pupctu.ly perform
cd. BY Your obt. humble servant,
WILLIAM CitANSTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
POF,,TiaY ".
From ne Denlecra1e Press T
TO THE FKENcN EMiGR ANTS.

From ne Democratic Press
TO THE FkENCX EMiGRA ANTS.
pArELy ARRIVED IN THE unITEb srArKs
ye gaIlaut ones Of France, who stood
Ia battle, side BY side,
WHO As the lard for which your blood
Has flowed, 10 generous pride.
Welcome to Freedoms chosen seat.
where. far from kingly wrath,
The holy star of Peace smiles sweet
Upon the wanderers path.
Shall men who rpock'd Impressions ire.
Who dar'd a hundred fights,
And das,d through fields Of blood and FIRE.
To save their cosntry's rights
saalI men so proud themselves to free.
Thcir syppsti'ies refuse 49, st
TSkAIsnt irArts. whom Tyranny
WITH ruthsess rsge pursues ~
Oh. 10 l--Iiiuspicus Wanderers. rest,
ii sacred quiet here
The brave sAn Rel with tho oppresy
And hail them with tear.
40 place 10 rest The hero's head
r0or Country dwcs - give
But free people fest no dread
TO bid you hops and live.
fcs, live 70 weep how thin'ttids
Unhappy France 0'crrunss t
Aud teach your babes tho glorious pride
Ne find in RrcsdVm's sons.
The pride Of spurning each base NJ
That Europe's iotdiings heed.
And soothing every noble heart,
That flies to them in need.
o may such fssIings ever bless
nh. Fceemsn's glowing breast.
Wh.'c Libertys bright foot shAll press
The green bills Of the West! ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
NOI'lCE.

A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS is
"A opened for the 9th Regiment U. S. In,
fsntry, a. No. 5. Long-wharf. An those
Jjsposed 10 enter The service Of their country,
are requested to cali.
q. WATSON, Maj. Y. s. .drmy.
Aevuherf, Fec. ~, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
NOTICE.

+. 1r YOU viii bring back tie remaining Window
8 ] Mind that you took fron my house. last Thanks
riying Night. pnbliekiy or privssesy. IN the same
good order, will take further notce Of the a.
kr otbssvse you may expect to hear from me
~ ,-'ftt A. HATHAWAY,
= r>soort. nee. ~. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
.NiOLEW,

EsRoM Fort woicsit. last week, double-cased
- silver Watch. made by George q. Reelcy, Dub
Ho. Had chain Of green silk ribbon. with SILVER
kew epxrks1 on one side vi,h square and compass
and the letter n. and on the other, by the initials
~ n.
v The above described Watch has. no doubt. been
disposed ri 10 this town and shoeld ii hare fallen
in.c l,opest hands. win be restored to It's proper
swner. A handsome reward will be given for in.
form mstion where Il may be found
All valch-mskers or silver slni,hs are requested
TO STOP the sane. should II be ofersd tor sale, or
) Apply at the Office sf the R. I. Repubeaa.
Newport, Dec. ~. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS.
/, GEaER.4L LaAD oFF1CE, ?
25fh Ssnf. lslT.i
N0'rI{Hk
NOTICE

The Lands in the Illinois Territory, appropriated
sor bSun.ics for iuiitary servcer, hssng been sur
veyed, and The surveys received t tAis ONCE, ile
dst,buton Of the said Lands, by tot agree sj,y tA
law, win commence al this Office on the Srsi Nq--
day in October next. ~
Tue surveys OF military bounty LANDS in Missouri
lerrifc,y are expected in few months, when
similar distribution will take place. of whicbiimcy
notce will be given in the newspapers. Those who
wish 10 locate their warrsn,s in Missouri Territory.
may send them qfsr the puhiication Of that noGes.
Every soaier 'i the late army w.o has received
from he Department Of War a iand warrant, or a
notification that il is deposited 10 th,s osce, may
obtain psen, by sendiag 10 this oAice the wsrrent
or notification frat writing it, To be locsted IN
the Illinois Territory. lad the pa,en, TO be sent q
the Post OfSce al -----."
Sighed, ----
The patents OF soLlisIs who have notified, or
shall hereafter notify the General Land Ofce NOS
to deliver then, 70 ,I,eir AZ iss herc,oore appoint
ed viii be retained. subject to their further order.
Members Of Congress who have deposited (in this
ofice) soldiers warssnls notifications. may obtain
patents for them by sending the receipts which
were given by the office, and instructions relative
to locating the warrants.
Printers who publish the Laws 81 the United States
will give the ABOVE SO msuy Insertions rs will a.
mount to ten dollars, send copy Of the papers "
thi, Office, and bill receipisd-ihe money win bs
sent by mail. JOSIAH MEIGS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
3 Sighed,


BY me f'rcSfdeM Qf fhe Cnifcd SfdtaeA
WHEREAS by an Act of Congress passed %
w the 30 day OF March. enc thousand eight hum
drcd and fifteen, entitled I" an sct to provide Ter
the ascertainng and surveying Of the boundary
lines fixed 6y The Treaty with the Cresk Indi4uk
and for other purposes, the President Of the Unite1
States is authorized to tho lands Quired hY
the said Treaty to be offered for sale when survey
ed /; ard vheseas tire lxnds north vi the Tenncssse
liver have been surveyed :; y.-. ,
! Therefore, JAnss Moxsor, Presjdent OF The.
United States. in conformity with the said act, do
hereby declare aud make known, that public sslos,
for the disposal (ag eesbiy isv) of the lsuds "a
Alabsma Territory, north ~ the River Tcnnsssc~si
shall be held ut Huntsville. In Madison County, IA
said Territory, viz on the frst Monday ia fcbrur
asy nexs r the lands contained in te fsnkes npro-
bered one two, three, four eve snd six; ssd on uG
6rst Moaday ia March nexs. for the respasdes %
the aforesaid lands; each sale shall repaia o,'es
for three veeks and lossgers iho sales sha coY~
mcnec with Tho frat section of the iowcst numeers
OF ,ownships and ranges. snc proceed 70 regslw
nurncrical order. ~. ~
Given uader my hand at the City Of wsshi"s,sV
the tyeniy.Erst day Of Sovembes. ooe thoosapa
eight hoolrcd and seventeen e
JOSIAH Mgsas.
Csnrissisner sf tic Csnersi Losd Qfe. :.
Printers Of newspapers ~ho publish the Laws o.
the United s,a,es viii paSIish the above 'or -
weeks and se,d thsir q y aith ress;pis 70 the Tsr
sES lrJ cf~c ufe-e
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-27
PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR.

On Tuesday laA, Nm. Fihdiy, esq.
wa, indicted into the office OF governor
Of the state of Pennsylvania. When he
had taken The oath OF office, he delivered
his inaugural address to tie Senate and
House Uf Representatives; appointed
Thomas Sergeant, esq OF Phiiad.iphla,
secretary of the cOmm0nw eal,h and is.
sued a proclamation, confirming and
continuing all appointments TO office
made, and all commissions heretofore
lawfully issued, for the term of 4 months
from the date Of the proclamation, unless
the said appointments AMI commissions
shall be sooner superseded and annulied."
We have received from Philadelphia
correspondent printed copies OF The in
sugural address, Of the proclamation a
sove mentioned, and of the official state.
ment Of the votes for governor. We have
neither tinle nor room to publish either Of
the articles this day. The result of the
official canvass was az follows: for Mr..
Findiy 66 S51-for Mr.. iIei.ter59 27-
majority for Mr.. Findly 1859.
On Monday three petitions from c;ti.
zens of the counties of Philadelphia and
Lancaster, and Cumberland, c0ntcsting
the election Of Mr.. Findly, were present.
ed to the Senate, add laid on the table
without being read; and on Tuesday
morning member IRON Lancaster moved
a Postponement Of the Inauguration of
Mr.. +, on the ground that the contesting
OF his election commenced when the peti.
tiohs had been presented to the speaker,
although they had not been read. After
a very warm discussion, which lasted un-
til near ls o'clock, the previous question
was called, and the question taken on
the adoption Of the resolution, which was
lost-yeas SO, nays IS. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-27
Charleston, Dec. 10.
FROM AMELIA ISLAND.

FROM AMELIA BLAND.
The new provisional legislature Of the
Fioridas assembled at Amelia lsland on
the lst Instant, aud after being swUn
faithfully to discharge the duties for
which they were elected, proceeded to
ballot for president, when the choice
fell upon coionel Irwin, who accepted
the appointment. A weekly newspaper,
entitled the" TELEGRAPH of the Flo'idas,"
has been established at Amelia Island.
tor the purpose of giving publicity to the
acts OF the provisional Legislature. AID to
such other information as may be inte
resting and impot ant to the welfare Of
the people in that quarter.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-27
From the 3aH. Fed. Rep. Of Dec. IS
THE DAH

What an astonishing association Of ide-
as does the recurrence of this day pro-
duce-on this very day the shepherds
were watching their ileecy care on the
mountains Of Judea. A light vas seen
in the armament, and While the srecta-
tors were aStonished at the splendor. a
voice IS heard in the Heavens from the
lips OF Angels announcing glory TO God
and peace to all mankind. How a,tC-
nishiag is it TO think that cn this day the
Saviour Of the universe was bOrH-tlat
all those deBOminated christians arose
from what was this day promulgated to
the wusld tha. a child was bern in nan
ger, that this boy, first seen BY these IL
literate shepherds, should have bust TIE
mansions OF the grave, and opened eicr-
nal ligh., JOY, and glory 10 man; and
that every sinner, through his sUfcrinss
might lind mercy The mind starts al
tie bare statement Of such proposition,
and is lost in admiration at the bcurt'css
flow Of Almighty BeEei olence.-Wc ask,
is this little child, born among the Oxer,
that resp!endGn. parsonage so long fore
told by the prophets, who is TO be tie
connecting liik between God and man,
aud 20 introduce vs. 20 more delightful
Paradise than adam left {? Is he 10 re-
deem mankind from the primeval cu.se,
a, to associate US nth Angels a. ain -
Is he 10 De the parsonage to whom uieh-
ty Empcrors and Kings snail kneeI IN
humble reverence, ard TO whom al! tie
Angels in Heaven hal. pay Homage -
YES, this Is that adorable Ct ara ter wl.Cse
btth i announced from the lrr' ct the
celestial hosts--our Saviour GU. Redeem
er, and our Judge! When he ff't ap-
reared upon earth, his birth was arncnn-
csd by divine benediction in these heart
conscilag terms, glory TO God aid peace
70 all creatures. lis advent was p'e'cd-
cd BY The olive branch 81 Divine mercy.
And shall DAY that revealed from hea-
! ven tie zs,oaishin. fact, thas man was
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-27
Boston, December l9.
ALoEPINE FLEET, &c.

Captain J. Orne, Of Salem, passenger
in schooner Thetis, which left Cadiz DC.
tober 50, informs that il was confidently
asserted there that the AIgerines had
captured French and an English vessel
tie saw a letter from Alicant which
states that on the lsth of October that
clty was Inundated and partly destroyed
by water from the mountains, in a VIC
lent storm. Many vessels we're driven
on shore and lost--amcng them an En-
glish cutter, but TO Americans. Loss
estimated al ) or COO. 0L0 dollars