The Patowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser — Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.], 1796-08-25 00:00:00, page 2

rr:v-r:. t:'??* own frstement. The Tome
.7. 'r\i fr..,.- 10 ihe manufacturers of powder and
1 i>c oakers of all 'be fee:;otts will be fun rnoncd
•n remain rr h >v..e an i nr ;:. -, cr-j-e th-i*- -floor into
bread. Thol< v. I! • n: -'.e this ordei ih^U be
■srftanriy b-.-nr opon the 1 -••m pol't next their dwell
jR , . 'i he, i!- .11 :\'j : c .'d upon tbeir own
«. : whoever he mav he {and this is rf
j in ■ nr tan e‘ fhaU be summoned to carry
to t - • • c-hhouf’e, all the pro
•viirr.;\s in t >1 .very Kind, 11;vis lie has.
/. ■ , 11 i:j<? \a i ■' HU.ke a ltaiemerit of r he
;tirir mods of corn, rice and vegetables which he has
i\ i, ic.i. Hr ti;.ill he front the profi'S of the
b. l.-r. 1 hole who do nt.r ;>i.*•.t m to this orc'T,
j i .j instantly ;rji to death when convicted of it
cn thr -.(i v dr/.iiwi!.--ry vifi:v which will lie infrim
t .d •: in® t i.. i it re . n, as fhon as pofltble.
V•vtna ; ::d brumiv uu-i chains are luhjrcted to ’.he
above-order.
i thii k that it ic high!' politic to promife arid de
o’:re tvt-n InUr.nty, tha< all and every of the de
f-. d-rs oft heir o vi u.ry, win; have affined to over
tl row tvrt’.r.ny, liiol; he ac liberty to return l»om»*
•—1,> obtain this perm fliun, they are :o he foriiilh
cd with c:r utc3( rs which will prove untjueftionahly
iha; ifu y <hr ve not Utrayed their oath, to annihi
late all j t ant".
■i • v. ;l: be pofltble by the great advantage which
■will be girtn to the volunutrr., who will marv 1
■ar-.ink the foreign enemies and by the enrhuflat’m
0; liberty and - » ;u;-I:iy, which will be tarried
to Tiff bigbei: p:;ch, it will he posSble i fay not to
loofe ■> iioyle dt‘coder.
1 had i-Ti;-.' uv jntniien, that n price will he fix
ed h i- t-v.h ini.le i f military equipment, which i>
tin* p: it*.—:y (.teach de'iennYr, fur iiiftasice tb* y may
h: n,:ii lor n horY S’jC livr-s, and 4 ;o for their
tr-: po*: its—!or a fnlee or carbine, 50 livves., a
,j>-• . , pu'j0Is, c ' lie res, vCc. they lbr.ll he paid in
rnediaflv opo.i . ppiicati. n s,i'»er the irduri< ction
2nd c»;KC3lor thur. purpole will be cltablilned.
fJF/PNYOl'-iv Angufr ?6
Conti ual ViSfarin on tkt Rhine.
/. :;;.rrr in the h)i:p.nch, Capt. \S or dl worth,
fron R- nrrif <;>x, has politely handed in ibv “ ( cu
r.v.- RcpullL'ui'i \ • t June to :rd 20, primed m
ris, iiota winch «*•: h ive hui'iily tra/.fhncd the fol
low :--2
1/1TE AND IMPORTANT ARTICLES.
P. islb, 29 PrHri-1, June >8.
It is gerer.'Uv rep .rtt-d in 1 he Council of ^on
th«r ... c ntri-'f is ai*i od who in the name of the Cm
p.; crg.-ics an ICE, aod propoits that
iVv**?•»! itboorrant jibces, Huh as Tvlcnts ihall be
h id ;.s ph-dges during the negotiations.
Ir is further added that the principal difR-'i lups
were obviated this night, and that the PRtLIMI
J-,’ .I T OF PEACE is ligned between the D iectoiy
and v*v. E.-i-oys of the Cabinet of Vienna at Paris.
IvlCNSTER. (IVlaynfeld) June 7.
Bulletin sf ibe A renin vf ‘be Sc mb re ana Mev/c, of Prairi
cl 10, Jwe 7.
The prtnJp?l part of tin- rivifior order Gen. Lt
f?evre has ttifird tks tahn, the remainder is upon the
rin.hr b<m;, with thuofG'n. Caiaud, as well as
almoltall that oi G'>n Grenier.
Gen Bonnard, with r*ar: oi :his lafr divjiion,
and o.hn* troops, forming?* bodyol 7 or 8000 men,
*,v'ji this r’GJn encircle Ehretibrtitjiein, which he is
going to blockade.
Gen. Ch?n>p':ont’et this right pafses the Rhine at
I'r* month of tlie river L?hn, w ith his tiirilion ; by
vIr.ch means. biftdes the troops employed bctoie
Klornivreii("in, there will be to-morrow on the
other f: Ic < * the Rhine, 50,000 men, ready to ret.
The divi lions of'Grn. iYlercean, Ron cr, and Ber
nard nr, continue • o occupy the H'-ncJidruck ; they
V. * in check the avniv of Prince Charlts, which it
is t•»;ci i . * fcr.r confideral-le reinforcements to
th.it '.:mni r.ded by Prince Wirumburg avlich it
cw.yrlj rented The head quarters of the divifionot
riu; i dimk are advanced.
A • o: fi<ler?,h!e hr dy of Auftrions nave retreated
to. Kirn and have ? .Gna veiy advantageous prfiii
or. :-»*i th-y are abi'oluu-ly cm iff (r tn the reit of
the ftukrijn army, with which tb.-y can have no
further communication. I hey art fo far forr^und
t\! That they will four, be obliged to fay dc'uen their
<rr*r; for v.\.nr f fuceours and provisions.
Gen. Kvno * who arrived fi oni Nieuwicd, rc
turrts' o morrow (June 8) to efiabliih himfelf. In
the • ff ir near Nieowied, 1 informed you he
took irctn ‘he cneir.y 4 pieces ; I was mtfraken, for
there were 12 ,• betides this we have fuunci in the
mnoaetres wbuh have fa i! .n into cur bands 15,coo
quint Is ol Hour, 500,000 Lundies of hay, and 50,000
bulheh of oats.
June in.
TheConncil of 500 waited yeRerday for th? mef
fa£e from the Directory, which was expected
would have announced peace with the Emperor.
T he m-Meage did not come ; hut this expectation
war. nr- without caufc. Every thing induces us to
believe, that we Jhr.ll nor long be miltaken,
COLOGNE. j8;h Prairial.
A rt'iri”r arrived this morning informs ns, that
the’eft wing of the army of the' Ssmhre and the
r.Lufe, : -rlmd its victorious march to the right
fcsrk rl:-he Rhine. The following is the racial
scccunr which ccrfum.r. the c.-p-ure of the Auftrian
entrenchm*rts A*d< r.kirchtn.
Hr?-’ O^trrtrr at Lir*, 17th Prairial,
4. n v.-ar of the Republic.
fsfthardr G-—r.! f niv'fio., tn the General of
P.ig .tlE, Daviinot, at Cologne.
f* X batten to arqnaifit you tny dear eomrsde with
the contents ot a letrer which 1 have I>»is moment
received from the Ets»t Tvl j■ r of Gen. Richer, iliat
in the engagement of jeitrrday the height6 of Al
de-ikircben were turned wi h luch rapidity, that
all the artillery whuh defended ihm were taken,
together with a battalion of Jordis icootnong, as
al.o its ci.lours, the colonel and many other pri
soners, and that the route of the enemy was on ex
airpled. 'We know very well th»r our brave aim)
w ill 'o its turn ga.n as bt iliiaiu victories as thoie of
Italy.
Vive la RepuM’que.
BONNARDE.
An armiftice is about to b? concluded with the
King of Naples, who has ferrthe Duke <le Pigna
u-ili, as an envoy to Paris, to obtain peace. h ;s
nor mid how much the arrm.fticc will cult ti;c Ku g
We are alsurrd that two millions in gold, had ar
rived from Italy, and that in Rewarding them,
G< . Buonaparte has written, that he will take up
on hin.ielf to pay all the bills of exchange of tne go
vernment.
Letter from the Commiffirner HAUS5MAN to the
Executive Directory.
Herd Quarters at Artztim, 29 fra trial (June 9 )
Th« Auiir'ho army, which lo bravely tnui:. the
armiftice, runs in full fpttd without firing a fnplt
gun. Our advance guard pufhed on ydterd.y, 0 ,
tar as PiTckhciin, without being f.blc to r.veu.'k.
thcTtt. K*1}-ferl.iutrrn Noolradf ar.d Spires, are uc
ct'.p'ud hy our troops. About a hnudred prifon
ers were taken by our Generals, who were reenn
noitrino the tunny. Theft priluners are i.n fiu! a'
this adventure, which ihews to what a piten of dil*
couragemeht their army has arrived.
(Signed) HAL'FFMAN.
PHILADELPHIA.. Argnrr 19.
STJSPEi\';JON OF HCS ilLH iLS.
The'-;- is a I-, mm- in town (we l peak pofitjvely)
dated Bou-■c!c-.% 1;Lite in June, and from a perion <>i
re!p'ctabiiity, which fays, that an extraordinary
courier had juft art oed iherr- with intelligence of
cefsat i;.n of iioftilit ies on t he Rhine. The letter fur
ther ftarcs, as the news brought hy that couru r,
that the & -jfit rians had been repeaintlv beaten, L
loit nn.ch g: :juud, end had given up levere! polu
with little more rhan the re \t n hi;.no- of n f,-\ t ,
that finally the truce was agreed to and the Aufui
anshad given up Mint? as ? phdge cf their ftr.tr r
d'ftrr for peace. T he reiboctat ility of our channel e?
information, and the fit nation of ;£Ftirs 011 the
Rhine th" dare ofour Lit printed accounts mak
us plsee credit in this pew s.
bir.ee writing the fibcve vve have been favoured v '•) 1
th«* extract of the letter alluded to, a ircrfijiic r:
foliov,s ,•
Bcuraetwx, J une T 3
“ Extraordinary couriers tnlorm us this mon.^r.r.
that the preliminaries of peace v'th the F.rrjw
are figned. He has given up the fortrefs of Me -
cnee cS pledge of his fincerr.y and repdinefs to ac
cede ro tile coiid.ii ::■! s that Franc" ir-11 pleafe to die
fate to him, lr-rieed this is in no ream cr furpnf.ng.
becauie his troops r* fufed to fight and cnooie r*
ther to furrendrr prifoners of war, nr, has b; ?n the
cafe in fever-, 1 jau engaoements theRhire nhm
we have gained the molt lignal victories and made
a number of priinn'ws.**
MsiRTlhSEURG, Auguft 25.
Cfuial accounts art- received, nf the various fuc
ce'scs of the French a gain ft the An) trines both in l
taly and orj the Rhiitr, as have bn ?> mentioned in
former payers, ai: hough fnejcrx: may aflcct to dif
btlieve them.
ThcFren h Erg'flnture decreed for the 10* h Mr y,
a kind of he Drum for the national victories, and
that this fere lltcultl re celebrated with an exhibiti
on ofa battle: but they were obliged to chappy
their plan, the French uddiers rtlufing to act the
relemblance of 2 retreat 1
The American Treaty with the Algerines, it
feetns, is in great forwardnefr, 3nt! the cnptivfscx
pected to depart fr< in Algiers. M.-. DoraldWn.
.t was likely,would bri.bleto accommodate maners
on a permanent footing with the Regency of Tunis
and Tripoli 5 and when ibis takes place, the Ame
ricans will have noth-tig more to fear item the Bar
barv power*— exnpt the bltiijb !
Wont r.f tcon, obliges us to (uni a •vmrutx c{ foreign in
fn+Tveidon od-rrrtij, men/s dSV unlit our
STRAYED on the i 2th inftarr, f ont John Brif
coe. Efq's plantation, nearCImIt irew n, a black
3 years old. better than 15 handshigh. brand
ed D M on the rear fhculcUr and buttock, a natu
ral trotter. Whoever takes up fald mate', and re
turns her to the place Ihe ftrayed front, nr leaves
her at Capt- Hugh L-le's, or with Mr. Ephraim
Gaither, thali hare T woD. I!~ reward.
V. ILL)AM M CAUTRY.
2 c, ’q'v.
^ t U 1 iC.E ts hereby given, that I will not be ac
countable for any goods, wares or merch?!1
dizea, that may be loft or it y red on the road, in
carrying by my waggon, unk-fs it be by the wilful
neglect of the waggoner. 1 have- no objection to
ipf'ure all loading carried hv my waggon, hut in
that cafe, 1 mufi receive 25 p^-r tent more than the
common carrying price, and the owner of the load
ing mu ft make his election at the time he puts the
load in the waggon.
ELIAS LANC-HAM.
’95
TO EE S O I, D,
165 Acres cf Lire!, lying cn Middle.
Cre-cK, adjoining i ■ r. Atv.c .■< n JVl.,i.r,
and Janus Cntr’phcll, E <-'s. 'J I *T' if- ■ n '! s);,^
a good riwe-Uir.g-liciht, i i.rr., or» h: L-f actti of
meadow, arid about loo ■■.cr> s in u « v> . ■ i «.i* «>•«<{.
tnc remniml'v ■•veil Timbered, v-: h g oci 11 n.c
front* <’«>•■ ii.g •";/ >. n c\v •. .r t ■ < f »!i In u«e ,•—
Middle-Creek rur1 'w*-12'* »•. F r fort ber jvr.
licuUis, u • i.fc i .-o:uiiber. r» B-.< ki- 's'" i-» n.
GAERlfcL HaY.v
/7," •/.'/? n q V; '.
i u Ue . in m / l.-bL.‘v^ t. L L j i(.. N,
On the ! <-b.y , { , j . , . , , sf
The ta«v a:.d l-'nft A-<iH, with th<*
M,;;:--. .1:: - lfl1 rc, ,' . nro«M
eUate or a* /./.*■*? i*. q r!c * . . : he fa^.
ro be on j-- nii, , . . io c »k, A. M. v htn
the terms vtiil '••»• r --'r 1-. a.
WiLLUT PAT"! ERSON.
AK!.iiN o : by the it.blrnbe?* >j i_ tl> fiu /.».
3l ivy Cr • T'-t ,'T Shfp; c/u's-Tow a --.ray
fteer, of a ji »!u- ■>rt the It.ft cv'T-V *». ■: 8
bit cut or-, of the under fide each car, feme tv:
*lor,(T be)!v, part of 'he ta:l &pt face wbu?
A pn*-sifted by h cb M'tier, Pc!:-iM-*rnr, and Jasr.tS
Young, to two pounds eleven ihiJiinps. Viiohiia
cur-errv. GiLEfe COOK, fen
Aii?u')} 2r 'g6.
r
'' r> ‘V. h i •
*uori ot i'ic .utjii.. jr. about
the »m|i .-I v M.iv, a rrrl bei r.ahor , ... ,5
- :.!,)-.or a crop hi 'be left and tbiee flits in ;i»t right
e:>r. Ai.!., a hrii-n.« {teer, about t!.e|.,jrie age naj
" lli' in eoch ear. Whceirr h:*s left >he feme. sr.e
? o"-i(e«I to prove their property m <3 fak- 'inn a*
JAMES MILLER. ~
‘lnuJ* *5- V>
I* o" g E 's O L D,
A 11 act ot> LAND, comainirg aia
« •Ti'i 11 k ‘\i/n O.-rkcl^j 'Ciinty.- nn >hi°iad of
f, wrf,;X', 8 rn’i>s fi m Marrir?bt: i <r. tiros
' Pl 1 *,r■'* n. There are about 8o?.-.tf*s
1 16 rf t» J i nrr tr^adnw. 7h<*e is a
'“^yci pi-.mtd. fc.no iarge bearing rr*es,
■' nc’er £ '«• •» «nd v v w -?t er*d ti:«
!n. "l ...j '.k,l r ; , Jard nn,|,r nood
.•He;', r ~r Ierrris ..f iaa’ p’.
DAVID R.TPEY.
I (iitntam- in Tavern, lor Tile.
f HR fnb'Vr'S r \\ .! t! r nn*^d ?r
* rM-•!*•• F MMtsWrn, . c
r,’> M *. Jo-let , in . !w rr in
. ari ~.:iur? ? !i.: i Jo''t ’t ;: f'e’ fmrr, -r ; "t
K. ! «-o if o rv ’ ‘.b. 'v i • h «°» la. pe v ■ *i n • r" a
r ia-’S. ■? l-?v£»e V:i:c!' :• go • \ i6 feer, a ■. r -• -1! \
f5. ■»■••• y- ■ -'d a v.!’. v? '.va r w:n 3 c.'
j ii ir^nt ol
nnoie ; toe ;n gr.
nr;d nnv/ rf.r rl *T'
. 1 4- a-'-n
r; | j fl •
frei>i
Arf 2j, '96.
w
;t c. 7 ot r.d•
*7 h e m r ? ?»e e d. for f | 1
;;ve ;
current monev, r»3vrblf.« Tb rc r. ' - r *, **r;cr- ’ ”
time af'ir. the »T-id Reed port bated 3 pi'-c** o* ’art?
of me, and if Was agreed f h r» r the t<ord mm-irinf!
(houid be givep me in pm pat rrt, am.
the Ir.r.d :mo hi> r*- • s : ^ r.. h:v. ;.rr; refer tj to tvp
up the bord, I now forewarn all p* rfons from r?.k
it'ganv ats'-nnm-nr on fa’d bond, as I am determin
ed not to psy it until compelled kv I v-.
JOHN MILDER,
Avpu f{ ? ,25. ’q&‘
r O be fold at public ft® 1 , on Saturday the jft
JL day of October rcxt, r n »hf pr'niifcs, ;rd
rof?r(ltO!' given the j ft c; y of Nov*r('!'i r tux', fol
low ip ft, " vr.ltiahlf and well irrprrwd irpKFR Icr
ii (harlei-7tnin. {(he proper! v of the lub<crib-r)
fr.ua’e on Tl ^ nrin (rrcet, opprfi p to Mr. Alettki<w
Frames State in f.rd town —A credit will he giwn
for one-half the pnrrhafe money—:he fait will be
gin about 2 o’clock P. M. where attendance wiilbe
given, by
JAMES STUART.
Augujl 2£, *96.
: - * ^ — r —^ V— v— v— *■ *• v — v— ►* • ►“ ► • i
For the Fotcmak Guardian.
Mr. V.'illh,
\LT HOUGH the flimfv rea Toning of One of the
People hn$ alien by
en fufiici-mly rdfur*d„
yer feme of his m.'.x'rns (Wm to require particular
animadverfion. 1 his prerendf.d friend to the con
fti'ution, has the ronfummate tflVonrry to afsrrt
that “ our immediate reprefert tives are often
chofen under the influence <*i prflion.'’ i. e. '1 he
people of this diftrict are irmcp.-.ble (on the clay of
election) of exercifing their right of fuffrage with a
dignity becoming freemen ; but like intoxicated
{laves upon a holiday, they often proftitutc that
moft invaluable priviledge at the fbrine of paflicn ?
Hence, the natural inference is, that the people
are incapable of making a judicious choice—that our
immediate reprelentatives thus chofen are unwor
thy of confidence, and that therefore, the Houfe of
Rcnrefentatives ought to be deprived of that porti
on of power given to it by the conftitution. Mo
nty bills ought to originate with the Prefiuent, or