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4 DIR. RELIES
Hy7HN4TfL' Pills.
AZ preeF Of which tAe foiisssiss ihsetssiisy q
ete4 are submitted to public pcrusai
kSs NJ. SlEISOE. kl.

sis prey Of ~hieh the |aisssss ihserssfisy eoyss
BSA arc submitted 10 public perusaii a'
W. NJ. SlETSON, 80 k.. ,f
Of Hanover. was 9 ysass afflicted with violent
peip in his right breast, attended nt tmes with great
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly neapabIe Of att
teDdiog business afer having tried IN vain all other
medicines was cured aud his health perfectly rss~
toied BY 2boxes Of these pitts N4 thtG
~ AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and xrand,daugL,cr, Of Boston.
were each dreadfoIly sfcted with asthma snd DIM.
Guilty Of breathing, were all Of tlIem cured and 70.
stors Ito perfect health by 2 boxes
Judge -s---, Of Salem, had been many years sc.
veHiy afflicted wnb violent cough aud diRicu'iy
Of breathing, was cured by 2ioxes his sleep was
restored on the second night. which had been brok.
a LSdy Of Bssfen turned Of 80, wss severely
sfa,ctea with cough pain D the side, NJ times spit.
tiag Of hood. could not We down in her bed tor
yesr coaid not siesp bat ri short l.iegvsss was &C.
stored TO perfect hesits on tskng boxcs
These Pills give instaEs ease in Ill coubhs, colds,
as,hmss. difficulty Of brcstfSg, @hrsEing. tigHs.
ness Of the chcst, strsincd stcTssck, cocsumpfons
pam in tIsr sid, spiltmg of blossds hilliess spd
shverings, the forerunners OF malignant fssss' Gc,
common colds arc removed in y few hours, ths sgtd
will experience relief equally sgfesabse sod instsnt-
sn~ous. eren when ihei ungs are Affected. CT .ass
for q Dr. hele's Asthmstic Pills One 6sf eensfn.
ing ~ fins fegsen,,y efScn a cure. Wfwscent IN.
ps.acr the outside printed wrapper 10 slsrtd W.
L. Conway OtScss this az yen oaive hs1hh rro-
pared and sold wholesale By the sois proprietor.
w. r. Convey, chemist, No 4, pvrnssesd Place.
Con mop-strse, BORON, q BY special srpoin'me2t By
SAMUEL. w. vINSOk, ntwgCin, 5,
10. ITO, Tbamcs-street, Newport,
l. ~ " NJ. .sleo, ky-
Lenuel ". Briggs, Hrisisfs Hercules whitney,
}. r. Masoh, Providerte Dyer Iiowes. Tinda,rns
Greene, NssLsadon Lease ID Bull, Hartford snd
most druggists booksellers and post.nssters tlfo'
out the Uai,cd s,stes where may be had al those
Jssft ssteensd and hshiy approved "Msdieiues,"
p,.p0red jy W. T. Conway Price One Dollar, or
SIX boxe. for FIVE dosrs IL boxes for nine dollars
spd i2 dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
Dec 8. 1917. 10
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p EsrEcrruLLy inform The inhabit.nss Of View.
III port and rs vicinity, that they have appointed
JOB SHERMAN, OF Newport. their agent 10 receive
and deliver AZ kinds Of sIks, satins. Grapes, con.
cuans, shswis, sk snd cotton hose. ribbons cloths
VI all t.ads, suHs. Nsnk,ns, &c &c. which they will
venture 10 Say. viii be 6nished In style equal. foot
superior to any Dyeiog House in America. add tee
price Of co,etng reasonable and uniform, according
10 s:r., vit,b, colsr, &c. MAY ~.
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lob r. TOWNSEND.

II EsPECTFULLY informs The public and his
IN cpstomers, that the Cabinet Making business
WI be carried on Al his Od Stand No - MilIstreet,
where 10 on hand fusnnore Of all descriptions All
favors in bis line viii he gratefully received snd at
tendcd TO by casng a, the shop. or on james Towa-
send, as the head Of Bsnnistcr's wharf.
FOR SALE,
1900 feet Mahogany boards. iocc 4 do. Chevy.
Apuly ~ above " Newport March IS
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FOR SALE,

NHE sutsc -iber's Farm si'oaie In The
l. town of Portsmouth, X. ]. on the weM
sosd 10 Ncwpor' about 3 q miles from Bris-
toll Ferry. The southeast part Of said Fam
is adjoining 20 cross road, within about 80
rod, tom the Methods, Meeting Honse and
X. Il. turnpike road--coDlsiong about s3 y.
cres OF moving, orchard, and well improved
tilIsgs Lend, divided into IL lots, well fenced
~,tb stone wall. Three oi ,sid tors sro ex-
celirnt young Orchlrds, viz one VI .hiec a
.cfesand i1O u aDcu, one acre cssh oil bear.
ing grated fruit. Was picked from seid or
cnpd is,t year upwards Of 500 bushels OF
TafImsu sweetioS end g'eening apples, ss-
ciussve of other kinds Of sppIes, end eleven
bs-reis Of eidcf--1wo dwelling houses, Two
batos cad Two coro cribs with Two good weils
OF sAter &c. &c. For further particulars,
enquire OF tho subscriber, ON the premises.
THOMAS CORY.
Portsmouth. JuIy D. 1918 tnJ
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SIGN OF TIE EAGLE,

M RS. By..,iNGs respectfully informs Der friends
AVA and the public. that she continues At The oil
stand recently occupied by her lsse husband, where
every attention viii be paid 10 the accommodation
Of those ladies and gentleman who may favor her
with their cnstc1n Private Boariets an he accom-
modstcd in . satisfactory manner.
Gr Good stahling foi, Horses.
Newport, Nav 20, 1918 I,f1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-05

NEwYoRr, sc --Clerk's Office. Sunreae in.
deal Courr. July IS. iSis
TNHEREAs Paul Bailey. Of Ncwpsrt. in the
w cousty Of Newport, bousevrigh.. has Tiled
10 said Oiics certified cory Of IN nc, Of the Hon.
or.be Geacrsi Assembly of The State aforesaid pas
ed At their tane Session, A ID. 1873, extending to
hD the hep.6t Of act passed June i75e, entitled
" IN acl Cor ,Le relief Of inscIvent deltors-Notice
il hcrety given 70 ti,e credt'ss Of the said Psul
r iley, TO srpcsr. they think NJ, OF the Supreme
JsSicia Court. to be holden at NewpSt on The Fh
Msnisy of August ext, To noniioate CommIssion-
ere o. Assignees 10 receive his estate and effects.
All 10 t;str.k the same according 70 Iav.
Del HOLMES WEAVER, cl-t.
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Croekey, C5iaa q Gla,s Hare.
Inst received enc tor sale, by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & co.

. Sonth rpsns UHIeE BANH BviLpfSG,
EVENLY crates and packages we'll as-
- sorted Liverpool end iNtis Ware,
Committing Of
Blue printed Teas sno CoHscs,
do 10 Tcs-P.,s. Sugar, C'esms,
90 Bewls, quarts, pin.s and half-pin,s,
dc pa,es, rvifae,s, Mofiins,
do jugs, sqt, aqi. iql. rin, and hsif-pins,
sdn Chambers, Ewet,, Basins,
do Dinner and I.s.Se,.,
EnAmel,ti Tea Pots. sugars, MiIk.,
do Teas, Eoiiecs,
do tues, a., 6,, rs, 24s,
% Bovls,
i,lae and '-en edgsdP,otes. Tw ia l.rs, Mfhns,
DO DiAhes, 10 30 10 ieches, ioclu,tss,
Crcam.i o'orca p.a,es, tw'fiefs, Matiins,
10 D,shs., 3 TO is roc aes, toslus.ye,
do Casso0er,, ~ .ld 6s,
do Bssin,, As and 81,
do Upgis, O., r,ns and bait pint,
do Jops, 10 do do
do r.ss ed Csns,
res- st,s, grspe.iest landscape, end Ius'fe,
DO 10 boxes, tindi,,)
i.n"rs .Jues, ig. tet. p,o, and half,p'nt,
Double -a'nt eu.-g,sss Decaoters, quarts shd
ninls, -
do Tun,bicss aod Wines,
do Penpsrs, Musiaads, aud Salts,
Crr.roop Tumoiets std S",nes,
10 assorted Gates, suiipo,v Tor the eoonuy.
w Crates ,cpacked al saoi, nouec and
INV puces.
Juor II LII
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80 Wos Mcnujaeioy.
WILLIAM BLY, g. CO.

INFORM the public that heir CardinE and Spin.
j ,ing Establishment, Is now IN operation IN the
upper part of ". CoasgLLs Bossins -Mii, Ports
mouth
Wool 20 be csr6ed or manufactured into yarn or
cloth left at the store of JOsEpH y PEaPODy,
No o. Broad street, will meet with imn,ed,s,e at.
seadon.
U- From twenty years expere6ce IN the above
BUSINESS, be prcsumes he can give entire sstisfac
sion. (5) Poi tsmov,b. Nov. IL, 1917.
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i In Nsddie,own, sbou, Que mile aud hslf from
tiae state house m Newport Said Farm contains O.
bout % acres of land. with great quaniy er excel
lent fti', ,sss, " AZ kindsioselhcr with the bId
'ngs thereon asndiug. For o,her information Ia.
cu,re OF AhaHSoN PEcEfiA>f
tMiad'eia~r, peh II. isls II
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. UNION H0YHk. 4
JOHN COOK.

1nfOras ihe Jla6Ltc in general end bis .Fr'end'
in hdrTcgiar.
S1~H4T be has taken the noted House Of Col,
i james rsiry's No. 40, Thaiaes-stscet, tairiy
improved by Ms. DovB a Public House, and
which he proposes 10 accGmmodate Ladies and
Gentlemen who may do hin The honor to call apo,
him, with the best fare the market may afford
sxertiors shall be wanting TO sra,ify AID oDhge -
The bes, Of Liquors viii be ready at commsnd. and
Eool keeping OF Horses constantly provided.
CrA few steady B3rJers (lsd,cs and gentlenAn,J J
Newuort J.,,y 4 1919
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NlNS. MILES,
HAS just reed and viii keep cen
- 4 s,ar,t on hand. srpv'yof
fashfma6le Sf,asp hats md Bonnefts,
together with her usual assortment Of Fancy Milio
cry and other Goods.
Newport Jai, %. 1913.
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Cam5ries. Sbirting Cottons, &c.
WIN. JAMES TlLLEY,

M. l24. Tasmss sSkBfg,
las just received an assortment Of
J. i tsambries, Shifting couons. aud NAnsms,
wasc', he will sell low tor rcAsa-Likewiss an as
sortment Of Cotton Umbrellas
/. Ncwpnrt. yuly 22. 1918
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fOk SAlsE,
III sohscriser offers 70 set his Farm, (eailed
tl'rFn,hc' I'D .plsc, Pa'm N.Y. on fcu, Jus.ith. ~
Soathkugs,osn containing about 100 acres OF
most excehsn, land. more thar 200 OF which 10 N
rom, Jubi h pond. 1t has the most eS,ensns shove
Of sny tsrm adjoining the pond. and Ly far the
mos, aad best drawing place for bass, ale wives
peareh. &c of any osher. itniii be sold vsryrese-
cARDER hazard.
Norwich. Con. May s. 1915: FIJI
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Wegu Shie Chandeyy and Grocery Store
'e JOHN DEBLOTS,

Wegu Shie Chandeyy and Grocery Store
~ JOHN DEBLOIS,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he has
i opened
S,ish .Chondieyy and Grocery Store,
AT No. So, THAMEs-sTREEr,
opposite the store Of JOSEPH Briggs. esq-~.ere he
will keep constant, .-,a, general assortment
OF IN his line, together with an a. ssertment
Of selected Crcckery-ai OF which he will sell on
as reasonable terms, a. they can DC purchased at
any store IN This town.
Nh ID will transact Auction and Commis.
zion Business. II Newport, Jse. 20. 1918
Portsmouth NooLen Mamfaetcry.
TIE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
VIC, that he Continues 10 Card into rolls, sheeps
Wool, Of all grades Also, TO color and nash wool
en- Cloths in very superior manner, and 10 colour
garments r'pped OF whole 10 colour ysvp for COW
erlets, carpets, &c Of various coloys and shades
He continues 10 Manufacture Plains, Satinoets,
Csssineres. Costings, K!anneis. &c. on very mod
crate terms.
Having the best Of. msehiassy snd expe-ienfed
workman, in every branch, h>uefs himself he shsIi
in fuue be able TO DO sI, or any part Of the above
business. Ia . 'ofy nsnner
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (csrSsE's 'fi;i.,, Xov. Ia 1917.
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prLEG WEAVER,

III kis-o,a aand, 40. 50, 7hcmcs sfreef, on
door nor,. p( ik'r. Green Rt.rronghs. r
yITugRv he hss for sale, the f5llcwine
W. PAINTS Wig -
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CO BY sending tie dimensions of vessel, house
or roo,as their fienaS bcsurpIied with sutii-
cient quantity OF Paint and Oil for the same.
Newport. April 8, 1913 a. - 60.
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sSNEs MONROE.
j MEiGS,

Courmiss,cr-rSef ,he General Lard Office.
Printers who -re euhcrl,d to publish the laws Of
the United states w,lt publish the above cnoe week
till the 6rst OF Jsnu@sy next, end send Their bils
the Gsaerai Land Office for payment. ,&s-, =
August s, 1918 CIV. =
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Al OF which articles will be sold the rnost rea.
son.bc sad accommodating terms,
n B-Psnting aud Gasiog in all its various
Assac h-s rarriea on s,sstas. t(sf} March Is 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-18

the Fear and peril Of It. He has torn
down the thin, the sacred, the delicate
but effectual veil which separated refined
pleasure from sensuality; which, while
il helped to protect our best and dearest
Joys from unhallowed hands, gave thou
sand charms to tho circumstances Of love,
friendship, ambition, pleasure, and intel
lectual toll"
az man formed on the plan Of Charles
surface, the hero Of the school Tor scan
dal, would be a pleasant companion at
table. generous, open hearted dog, that
character so fascinating to mankind-a
friend to most persons, aud no mans enc
ny bm his o,cn, In many trying situa
tons of life he would be the here of hu.
manity--a christian in act, if not in faith
"a demi-god; but his composition would
be Of materials not calculated 10 form a
useful member Of society, gooe hu'
band, good father. or goOd friend"
Mahogany, satin wood, ebony, and a
variety Of beautiful veneers for inlaying,
furnish the cabinets and saloons Of the
curious and wealthy with numerous arti
cles Of elegance aud splendor; but, for
che daily and more necessary purposes OF
building and manufacture, deal, oak, ash
and elm afford more serviceable mate
rails"
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ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY, MP 1s, 1918.

From the Baltimore Fed Gaz. May ID.
Sentence of death was this day passed
on Joseph Thompson Hare and John
Alexander, lately convicted Of robbing
the mail. Lewis Hare was sentenced to
ten years imprisonment--The higher Pu-
uishment which he had equally incurred,
having been graciuusly RENTED
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-18

Chateaubriand, speaking Of certain
French ministers, and of others, elevat-
ed to high places under the present mon
arch, says, Z" What doth it cost these
men to deny their masters Nothing.
Did they not desert BonaParte himself :
Within the space Of lev months they
alternately assumed, abandoned, and re-
.smes, the white, and the tri-coloured
cockaGe. The arrival of courier at
once changed their hearts and the colour
Of their riband."
"They are in the right, however, for
every time they violate the faith they
have sworn, they obtain a Few office.
The age of an old deer is reckoned By
the branches of his horns these mem.
places may be counted by their oaths."
FIR this, and such like 'ruth-telling
freedom, the government of France eras-
ed the name Of Nj. de Chateaubriand
from the list of the kings privy council
-conliscated his work put seals on the
presses of its printer; and even proceed
ed to shut up the shops Of some booksel-
lers to whose counters few copies had
been sent before the srizure.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-18

Tobacco since our last the sales are in
considerable.
Tallow.-The prices Of tallow have
improved on account Of the small supply;
yellow candle sells freely at eOs.--lhe
town market is to day quoted 79s I'd.
which is Is. higher than last week.
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For ths .1terandria Gazette.
SHERIDAN AND THE SCHOOL FoR SCAN
DIAL.

witty elofuence wh'ch apPeareu LID your
PAGER Re" Gays ago. gave rise 70 d con-
versation IN gen'esi CIRCLE IL ~nie"
following, as IS customary, 'tHe oia oeat'
en- track the w'aie "e'gh' o. 'ne eu'esy
bestowed upon mat ingenious man . '''s
rary character was founded on MS come
0y Of the schooi foT scahua'.-i oesseu
leave to ditfer from tiem upon 'ha' point
having been always OF oP'cion 'hae us
dramatic works cannot MAINTAIN com
petition win nose othef euosiohs Oh n's
genius, which elevated him TO a stand 10
his country which nothing out matchiess
neglect and imprudehce could nave de-
pressed below me nFs' RANK. Hir speech
es on the impeachment OF has'ihgs' MS
various conflicts with Mr.: fit', are raiseu,
by a rare union OF VIII argument anu 'u'
oicrous analogy, Whe'her o''P'alcu ~
extemporaneous illusions or IN premeol'
tate elaborate speeches. lar above the O.
Tiers. IS poet, merely, l would rather
be the author OF the monody 10 the me-
merry Of Garr'ck than OF some oil the pieces
for which he is most praised, Ioretarn'
however, to the School for Scandal, l
must offer it as my firm persuasion that
it is not the production for which he will
be the most Indebted for the establish
,men' of has Posthumous tame. The plot
Is taken IRON an admirable mover "f','eh
by his mo'her, called sydney o'uuuiph-
ihe ch'e' eha'ac'e' anu '"e'r 'en'i''en''
are borrowed 'r0" hsn'y f'.,o''s
thar!es ga lace oe.hs 'he lo" zones aHu
J"seH' the 6'.ps III Tue ssTea' no'ei'S''-
ne merit o. OF manly 'he'e''re 'a"u0'
De Allowed 10 II IN inc extent "eoe's1iy
10 c'sim upon P"''ef''y ''r inc tame II
has hitherto conferred upon t0e au'"oF'-
but ms Is NOT 'he "of''i"e s'.''
snu u"an'".''O "' '
''''' ~. u, ~ -
enee on lie ano 'noraS'
4 ia"Y oil sIsh esnHauon III 'ne INTEL
ie tua' worio' soon a''er tne appearance
VI '"@' '0"eu!' ".'' ,.''''9 ''
10 every 'p,n''n 'n', lei. 'r0", nei, w
Sef'eu' '' '"'i'uaH - '00' " nc
pays o',i u 'he Vi 'he 'aaes'neh "n'
receive us c0meoy VIII" saoA f'P.urouS
applause me ousn. 10 Tell men, 10 ''e
words Of Charles that Tor the lie Of
him. he could never make his Jsstiee
Keep pace win ms genero'lty'" ans tney
could nave no right TO complain
II cannot oe aen'ea 'nat inc au'hor
mas IN m'S' ma''er'y 'hahoer o'o""
" a - -
-,e. I.n.,hl;.r nd .unn;,. .
~ r-.
' .....;u :. a.. &c.,. IS
' ,"e O,o''"s a " - y,
Ill., rar, o auJ usrnltr; Of condurt Tn bo,.
,o -. 49, uo,ds h. has. damned CON.
r.,.. -,
.,.,;c;o, that aDosarance Of morality and
seriousness which has been nronsunced
tte soil tor eve, v virtue and which tho,
Il ia often used TO disguise fraud and du.
,,;c;tv Is the nurse Of RELIGION. and in
thousands Of instances highly seryiceab.e
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Extract Of a letter from st. Mary's,
dated May 9.
81 have just seen Mr.. O'Kean, from
Augustine he informs me that three Pa
triot briggs captured, few days since,
two Spanish vessels bsund to st Ausus
tine, one of which was an armed vessel,
with $4,000 on beard, for the payment
Of the troops at that place-said that all
Americans are treated friendly"
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Dien,

On Saturday evening last. after long
and distressing illness, Mr.. THosAs
MoeRE, Of this town, eyed 81 years. In
the death Of this gentleman his young and
numerous family are left in the deepest
s61istion, mourning his irreparsble loss;
and his trieads and the society in which
hs has lived many years, participate IN
thsir feelings.
.His funeral will take place this eve
ming at S O'Clock, from his late dwelling
on Duke. street
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-18

r. An adjourned meeting
Of the Mechanic Relief Society, will be
held at the court. house, on Monday the
18th instant, at S o'clock, ,. n.
JAMES s. SCOTT, Ser'g.
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"Why, Sir, they are on your nose -
II vas even 50 Nv god uncle Ss
muel was hunting FOR his spectacles. We
saw him en- out to the barn, looking ear
nestly along the parh from thence he
turned into the garden, his eye still fixed
on the ground Sometimes he would
feel in his breeches pockets--and thrust
his hands impatlently into those Of his
coat;
"Ods dickens!" cried the old gentle
man. as he pissed bv mel have lost
my spectacIes -" Why, sir, answer
ed l. "they are upon your nose %
Don't laugh, gentle reader, at nv
uncle Sam One half of this wise world
are just as simply burning at distance
tor that which is within their reach.
When see man with a snug farm-
a good stock, and comfort smiling all
around him-running to borrow money
at Bank, to buy plantation which he
does not need, because it is nell ,cooded,
or oajoins hun Tut! tut! thinks /,
that man is looking abroad for his specta-
Giles, when verify, they are upon his nose!
When see a farmer, possessed Of a
good plantation in the prolific plains of
Delaware, or the rich valleys Of Chester
in country where the roads are good
markets convenient-and where the
opportunities of neral, intellectual, and
religious improvement every where a.
bound---in village school-houses public
academies. and houses of religious wor-
ship: when see a man, 80 situated,
breaking up, and wandering to the wes-
tern wilds 10 search of happiness-"Alas!
poor man." ! exclaim, "You search at a
great distance for your spectacles, when
they are directly on your nose ~
Should / ever see great nation, rich
in an abundant revenue, and yet free
from oppressive taxes-its people rapidly
prospecting from the cultivation Of fruit
fu; soil, and the widely extended range
Of a profitable commerce-her uumerou,
population rapidly increasing, and hold
ing land enough, unoccupied, for . hun
Il ever bCS
such nation, in the full enjoyment Of
all the blessings Of peace, pursuing a
course of policy that tended to put every
thing to hazard, by producing WAR;
should say to the statesmen who presided
over her destinies-s' Stop rash men .!"-
you are looking at a distance for those
objects which can only be found at home
IN the council. Of peace"
In short, Mr.. Printer, the wife and
mother who seeks Tor happiness any where
bui in the domestic circle, or from above,
stray, from the point where it may be
found. The frankincense Of . husbands
lo,e-the grateful tribute other children's
aaection-the appreciation Of Heaven,
which, like the sweet youth" breathes
its calm Influence Ger the soul-these are
all fruits Of domestic growth, and yield
their ample bounties to all who assidu'
ousiy cultivate them. ETllass Rseora
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-18

LACE
Mr.. Pea-re has politely favored US
with the following account Of the de.true-
tioa Of the Chshaw village.
son the asth we reached Jimmy's
town, a part Of the old Chehaw village |;
and here we were informed Of one Of the
mostiufamous outrages that ever disgrae.
ed the human form. 1t would even give
a darker shade to the blacklist deeds Of
an Algerine pirate. On our near ap-
preach to the village, we saw = party Of
mounted ~arriors retiring very fast into
the swamp, and sent On our pilot head
to inform them we were friends, and
would not injurs them. He did not sue
coed in oyertaking them, but found sno-
Their party at the landing Sho bad come
in for provisions. When we approached
they appeared friendly, but very much
alarmed. We enqured for provisions,
having none among US, and were told
that they had none They informed as
that their town had been attacked and