The Patowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser — Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.], 1795-07-18 00:00:00, page 4

SEAT OF T t) 5 MUSES.
E P .1 G R A M.
TH change is f; rcev we readily agree •
Bur Thorr.at, what is that to you or me ?
5io long lij.i Fortune been our cruel foe.
We fojrce can tell a copper front a joe.
NEW-YORK, July 2.
Mr. Joy took his uath of office as governor of the
■fate of N-w-Yuri:, and Mr. Van Renficbier as
Lieutenant Governor, yeflenlay, without much ce
remony—Vv e heard no firing of guns, nor ringing
of Ik-lis on this lolcmn occafion.
1< w is currently reported yefierday, that a peti
tion, which had feveral thnufands of names upon it,
is lundei round at Philadelphia, praying ti e Prefi
dent of the United Siate3 to withhold his fjgnature
from the Treaty.
It is alfo fiiitl that the French rrtiniller plenipoten
tiary has already lent otYdifpaukes to France on
the iabject of the Ticaty.
PHILADELPHIA, July r.
In SENA fE of the UNITED STATES.
June 71>, 179J.
Refolved, Thar the inhmetion of Ucrecy toner ru
ing the coninriniciXions made by the PreFdeot of
the United Stav.-s on the S h of June, in ant, be
"Handid ; but that it he r.evertbclels enjoinr'’ upon
the Senators, r tc to authorize rr allow, any copy
oi the laid Communications. or nr.y article therof.
'The ribove. Kefolution will fhew rhe impropriety
ol Mr. Mifon, nuking public an unfinifhed negucia
*r h>'jl 'he Treaty •urns uud- dfn'pt.n in the fenate, the foi
ls ivrg.pt p-fvins ‘iui re bt <//f >•' forward and tefptctive
l) iffind t.s fubjiit'i'a to the reflation *j Ratification
•ivhicb ultunat ly fin •vailed.
Mr DURR's MOTION.
That the further roofiderat ion of the treaty con
cluded at L ndon, the ?g<h of November, i71y4.be
poi.po.if d and that it he recommended to the Pi t ft
dent ofthc United Slates to proceed '.vithput delay,
t<> limber friendly negotiation with his Britannic
M i fry, in order rorffect alterations in the laid
Tu ary, in the fid! •,ving particulars:—
T b ■ 1 tin* gth, • o * li, and 24th art ivies, and fo
Tnnrli n! the 1,51 li as relates rn the lhelter of refuge
l'» be given in 1 he armed vefsclu of States or Sove
reigns at-war with either patty, be expunged.
2 h rt That no privilege or right he allowed
to the Y' lers o traders mentioned in the 2d arti
ci other than thole which nre licured to them by
tin:'I rraty of r7^3, and exifring laws.
;; 1. Art. That the jd article he expunged, or
fo modified that the citizen:; of the United States
r» 'vhaie the ule of all rhat, ports and places with
in tin* territories of his Britannic Majefty in North
Atner: 1. in the fi/ne manner as his fuhjects may
have of thofe of tlie United 'tales.
7 ii. Art.' That the value of t he negroes and
dit-T property, carried away contrary to the yrh
?r i ejt* of 1 fie 1 rca'y cf 17 S3, and the'left end damage
fuji.lined !y the United Stans, by the deft ni ion of the pojls,
hi paid for by the Britifh government; the aim unt
to ne afeertainrd by the coinmifsioneis- who may be
s ' .minted to liquidate the claims of the Britifh crc
i aih. Art. That what relates to the Weft India
trade an ! the provilos and conditions thereof in the
a-th article, be expunged, or be rendered much
more favorable to the United States and without
r, v refrraim on the exportation in vefsels of the
United States, of any articles, not the growth,
rroiiuce or manufacture of the laid iflands of his
B> it i nic tnajefty.
tt •: Art. That no claufe he admitted Vhicii
may rcirriin the United .'•tales from reciprocating
hen' ti s l*y difcriniinaiiro between foreign nations,
i-i «heir commercial arrangements, or prevent thocn
from ei'err.ding the tonnage, or other duties on
B :ilh vefsels, on terms of reciprocity, or in a
liipuhited ratio.
ci ft. Art. Thar the fid,jeers or citizens of either
party he not retrained from accepting comhiifsions
in the army or navy of anv f&reign power.
Mr. TAZEWELL’s MOTION.
That the Prefuletfr nl the United States he in
formed, that the Senate will not confent to the ra
t'f’ aiii'n of the Treafv of Amity, Commerce and
vigation, between the United States and his
1 • innnic M j jftv. concluded at London on the 19th
K noobei ’9^., for the reafivs following
1 B cauie to much of the Treaty as was intended
to terminate the complaints, flowing from the in
c>;ecurinn ot the treaty of 17S5, contains fiipulati
ons that 'v r- not right fullv or juftly requirable,
of the United States, and which are. both impoli
tic 31 1 injurious to their intereft; anrl becaule the
t’-eatv hid not fecured, that fatisfaction from the
Brici'h government, tor the removal of negroes, in
violation of the treaty of 1783, to which the clti
70ns of ’he United States tv.-re juftlv entitled.
2• H-canfe the rights of individual States, are
b> th* .ath article ot this treaty, unconftitutionally
lnv >d-“d.
3 B-ciufl? however impolitic or urjuft it may
^t ocrally be, to excjcife the power prohibited by j
the imu ai tide, y;t it rafts cn legislative difcretion, p
anti ought not to he prohibited by treaty.
sx. Becaufe fo much of the treaty, as relates to
commercial arrangements between tHV parties, wants
that reciprocity, upon which alone, luch like ar
rangenCnts ought to be founded, and will operate
ruinoufiy to the American commerce and naviga
tion.
S- P?caufe the treaty prevents the United States
from the exercife of that controu! over their com
morce and navigation, as connected with other na
tions, which might better the condition of their
intercourfe with friendly netioric.
6. Beraufe the treaty alseris a pov/er in the Pre
fident and Senate, to controul and even annihilate
the conltiiutional rights of the Congrefs of the
United Mates ruer their commercial intercourfe
with foreign nations.
7. Becauie if the conftruction of thi3 Treaty
fhould no: produce an infraction of the Treaties
now fubiilcing between the United States and their
’'allies, it is calculated to excite fenlations which
may not operate beneficially to the United States.
Not withltanding the Senate will pot content to
the ratification of this treaty, they advife the Prefi
dent of the United States to continue hi9endeavours,
by friendly tiifeufsion with his Britannic M-jefty,
to adjuft all the real caufes of complaint between
thetwo nations.
Thele prepofitions were both rejected by a vote
of 20 to 10. We are informed that, the members
who voted in the affirmative w'ere,
Bingham, Bradford, Cabot, Elfworth, Freling
| huyfon, lofter, Gunn, Henry, King, T*atfrner.
I Paine, Potts, Read, Refs, Rutherford, Strong,
| Trumbull, Vining, Livermore and Marlhall.
In the Negative,
Brown, Blood worth, Burr, Butler^ Jackfon,
I Langdon, Martin, Mafon, Robinf5n and Tazewell.
| HOLLINBACK -and RENALDS,
AT THE SI G N OF T K E
Sivan,
RESPECTFULLY inform the Gentlemen and
Ladies, thru they keep a Houle cf entertain
ninit at the Warm Strings, oppofi:c tha BA VII.
Where they can turnilh thole who pleafe to call on
them with Genteel Boarding; and hv.ving a or,en
tity of the beft of Liquors, and every tiling fuiiable
for their accommodation.—'1'hey flart-rr ther.vfelves
that they will be able to render cr.pl:jathfzltkn.
July 4 *Q5_
Particular Notice.
fithfcriber, from this elate, hereby revokes
a all Powers of Attorney given bv him for the .
lale of his lands in the county of Monongalia, or j
any others whatever by him.
. 1 o 1 % 1 rQ5.. DAVID GRAY.
O K~K ifcTL 5; j
A Negro Boy, about twelve years of age.
ALSO,
A very good htorfe, jor fuddle or geers.
Apply to the Printer.
July io. ’9;;.___
A LIST of LETTERS remaining in the Poft Office at
Martinjhurg, which if net taken if In fore the firji day
of October next, will be J'cnt ie the General Pojl Office
as dead Letters.
James Beattie. cabinet maker. Mifs Fanny
Baylor. Win. Brown, merchant, Charles-Town.
William Blue, inn keeper, near Keeptryit Furnace,
Chriftopher Bridenhart.
K. Conrod-Fry. Aaron Fardin, John Fofter.
L. Rachel Lane, Martinlburg.
IVf. James M’CulIey, near Martinlburg,
R. L'apt. Thos. Rutherford, junr. Charles-Town.
Benjamin Reeder, care of Wm. Pile, Keys’s Ferry.
John Rulsell.
W. William wilfon, merchant, Grrard’s-Town.
Winn Winlhip. Col. Andrew Waggoner.
Y. john David Young. Martinlburg.
EVAN SHELBY, P. M,
July 4, 1795. ,
LIST of LE TTERS remaining ; 11 ilie Fuli-Ulh.e at
SUepherd’s-Town, on the 1 It day ot July, which
if not taken up before the firIV da) of October
next, will be lent to the General Pole-Office at
Philadelphia ai dead letters.
B , Thomas Brittain. Peter Eun.
C. Frederick tlapper.
G. Doctor Edward Gauntt, 2.
H. Rev. Moles Hoge.
P. Polly Putnam. James Pattcrfon.
T. William Thomplon.
W. Jacob Williamfon.
’ WILLIAM GOOD, jun. P. M.
Shepherd’s-Town. Julv 1 ’9$.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A Miller 5c two Journeymen Coopers,
to whom pood encouragement will be given, if they
are iuduftrious. JOSEPH DEAN.
Hite’s Mills, July 5, ’95.
lAediuncs and Paints for Sale.
THE iubfcriber Iva? imported a lar^e and general
afsortmer.t of Medicines and Paints, of exul
lent quality from London, among which are, Red
an^ Pj»c Lark, Glauber Salts, Camphor, Saltpetre,
Spirit of Turpentine, Red and White L ad, Vinnilh
Wh'ning, Spanilh Brown, Venetian Red, P, ulsi . i
Blue, King’s-Vdlow, Yellow Ochre, Litharge, belt
White Rofin, Aquafortis, Oil of Vitriol, White
Argot, Caltile Soap—alfo, n varielv of Patent Me
dicines, all of which he will fell low forcilh; Piiy
(icians may he Cupp lied with many articles, as low
as they can be had in'Baltimore.
1 he fnblcriber once more (and for the h(t time in
a public manner) calls upon all who are indebted to
him, to make payment.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL.
Shepherd's Town, June 26, 1 79/p
A number of
Lots in Charkft'own
Will be offered for file, on the fir ft day of Auguft
next, on a credit of (ix months, the purchafers giv
ng bond with approved iVcurlty.
CHARLES WASHINGTON.
June tfj ’q
LAWRENCE McKlERNAN, jun.
INFORMS his friends and the public in general,
that lie has opened Tavern at that convenient,
fund formerly oicucied by Ctrltuk Boose, on
the road leading from fyisfrtinshurg. ;o br.th, and well
known by the half way houfe. He has made conq
uerable imy rovetnt in.s to the buildings, furnilhed
hir.tfelf v/1th liquors of the firfr quality^ hay, oats,
Sic. and . 0 f\ertioA on his part Ihull be wanting to
give cut* re i; lafaction to thole who may pi cafe to
call on him.
’93.
HARP Cf CROWN.
r jTTlE f tbferiber ftiii continues at the Erre Houle
JL ha hvj occupied fer (ever a! years pale, and is
fu ml Hir'd as ull: m (if tot better.)—He hopes to
merit ihe further tucouragtment of his triends .mil
1 he public;—:..:d is with refpect and gratitude
their much obliged,humble ftrvant,
Flo. Mahc-f.y.
May jo, '9j.
RICI -I A R D R A NS O N F,
At the General IVajhingtc:: Tavern,
M A R T INSU U R G.
RENEWS his notice to his friends and the pub
lic, that he continues t’> keep .is a public
houfe, that convenient and centra! fraud fottneriy
occupied by Mr. Jashes Graham. fie is turn'db'. !
wirh every necefsary ft;pply of the purdt quality,
and his utmoft ersrtions will be. to render happy
the time of thole who may favour him with their
commands.
Berkeley, June 12, *93.
STILLS for Sale.
To be fold by PUBLIC SALE, on Friday, the zrth
of July infcant,
Two excellent fcTlLLS, the one con
taining 120 gallons, tlie other 5:: gallons, together
with tubs, kegs, and other necefsaries, unlefs dif
pofed of before at private fale. Si": months credit
will be given on bonds, wirh approved tecurity.
The fale to begin at 10 o'clock, where due at
tendance will be given, by
ANDREW HOOKE.
Berkeley, July 3, *9^.
JOHN BLACKFORD and Co.
Have removed their Store to the corner formerly
occupied by Mr. Joseph M‘Murran, where
they have received and are now opening,
A general and well chofen nffortment of
Spring Goods,
Which, joined to their former fupply, forms the
tat gelt and moft beautiful ot any in the place,- all
of which they have had the advantage of importing
directly from the manufacturers in England, and
are enabled to fell to their cuitomers, on the low
eft terms. ConGderable abatements will be made
to thole who buy to fell again.
S hep herd's-Tow *, fniil 19, ’oj.
THE LANDS advertifed forne lime ago for fale
in Monongalia County, and belonging to thd
fublcriber, are not yet difpofed of ; they will be
difpoled of cheap for cafh, country produce, or any
juft claims agiinft the owner. Application to be
made to Major Bedirger, in Shepherd's Town, or to
DAVID GRAY.
Jt'.VE 15, *93.
Marti msbu&g : Printed by A’. WILLIS.