The Patowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser — Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.], 1797-03-09 00:00:00, page 2

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V ij tut: Ateun.&ut'A in ova of ifctm ; their i«' j
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f it or htmrx a da;/ r/i h t‘r<ir p*reoi%; occupy ;
a k if, l^parated (rot) ihtiri, *hich cor. i
lain- f. r.i/a mi iff a ole roatr;.fi. La Tour 2 faoberg
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a Cuu^eoh*. 'I bey rt'.ei^e me air ty an o;wn
j*i j: fo»ir itti whitft ft HI are obftrncitd by
o ». iron oa/>, plated tro>'%^ay3# at line dii
lajH e fri/i- earn other, lo a» to m .Ste if. in.poftble
t<> <:»i*'e prifoner* from the go £cr. The
e .*> i are doohlr, both lo< k^d : \.z omrrard one
i* I* t ''d top zost )julto&, btliati iac jock, by
t*vo ei.o 'ftio'J* padlock.. .
'I he ti r, t tomtuand of th" don^ecns belong to the
rpyrjr or * he pi ace, utuler fthom ss a lieutenant cl
u,.- j/ r< ^ nr who, when onet in his ofi. e, cannot
be ,. hoc in cafe of fi« kttefs, ot to join the
a»R»v. imi t * lately tinder theie u a corporal and
a id hi ier, wh t* principal employ Ui. ut, is to brn.g
the ori(oners h ,r fo<>cJ.
The cell* of h r dungenm are never opened hur
one at a rime, in f. v,e preleoce of an cfi.er, while
the guard are uml) trnifl, in battle array, within
the corridor, the cu r.of which is lhui ; a, ccnunel
places his firelock -*i ;,,s ,he oprning of the door,
Tile another, hind. * f» ^l,rt *" his riphi hand, i
h ’:•* the door with )leli.—The door is in thi<
i^atincr opened four tint % 3 » 1 *IC prtioner takes
hit repait id prefence of ilu "fhcer and the provoft,
who n^ver In get to tXctn t> ^ 1 bars of
the window, the door, an*, t Jtxy! thing.i* hale. Af
I r the I,.It meat o} the pro ;r» ,8* al nine o clock,
the imi|>s .»re < .rtingo'lhed, ; n ‘ '^b*tn ^e
p riven of the tinder b-ixrs a lit. v ^ them at their ar
rival in calc of hidden luknefi.
Their food is rendered dilgn'Ti 'R l^e
muimcr in wh ch it .is prepared by l*,e common
cooks of- the barracks j they sre i ly allowed a
pewter f’poon; knives anti io*k.s n t being permit*
trd. At fir It their drink was bro- lo them in
bottles and they drank out of a gLu ;• >,Jl 11 l>re
Jerit by a refinement of precaution, <*V v are oply
allowed wooden or eanben velstls to o*i k out of;
which afterwards are placed on tlie win-ic w* °| the
corridor where they are expoltd to do t, • infects
&e. ferving the foldiers btfiuca for whatev* t puipoie
they chunte.
Having been ftript before of their wauft ’s* fa
ir m i, plates, ami every lit'le article of con t nence
and cieaulineh, ihey were (i ill deprived of p; n • •' k,
piper, ev :n of the letters from their friendt a. d la
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Cut Fclly,
It ^ras, ! afssfe yoc, ~::h the deepeff regret,
r^i I learned from your lilt you bad detera.ircr
never :r> < nge .a cr*«r oands ot wtoiock 5 as iron
txj>tr * 1 Know it to be .ne happiett itate ca
■ ore and i !:.l tsiremly felicitous
for your tutorsTrt:rare. Your cet r minaitofi n?ili
’^its against «*.e;y principle ol our nature, and as
1 know rroiu jour wcnevoitnt cilpoGtion, tbal } cu
:h ver could have acceded to it, out by the folicita
ion of tome ot yocr. female iriet ds, whole attach
ment io you, h tu.n, that they cinot dilpcnle
*i:b jour company I ibal! b:g leave to offer you
my ao-t.e-on live 10* jec., together with tbe rcaior.s
on jfrhi'h it is founded* •
You know my oe^r, that tbe pleafures of a wo
rn.:.'/* Lfr, is ir. proportion to the attention paid
her by the grn'L-mtn \ a woman like yourlili, ol
no inuouGtleraole inare of beauty, good lenlt, and
ample fortune* may com a. and auent on. W ri i i e
you retain tboie qualities, and may pesdap 4, while
encircled with attendants, dildain the teigraicts oi
matrimony ; but r Sect dear girl, that ro iooner
fades the biouming check, or droops the animated
eye, than ail attention is withdrawn, and con tide r
how doleful mult your Situation be, when forlaktn
by thole with whom you have pafsed lo many de
uiunicmj, wi.crcas, n irom me numoer os
your admirers, yon (eject one who loves you, and
whom your iou! holds dear, depend upon it you
will be duly attended to during life, for he that
Jus enjoyed your lociejy in the 3 w er cl youth and
beauty'» pi ide, will Sue his affection daily eccreaie
for you, and you are fenfiblc that nothing is lo
grateful to the vanity of a female as to be beloved.
Upon the whole, as 1 have experienced both litu
ations, 1 give it you, as my belt advice, to marry
the man you love, as 1 do ahsur* ycu, a fiate ofma
trimony, is a It at e of happinels. If you follow my
advice, in this particular, the next qneftion which
will exercife your judgment, is, what d«f«.ription o
a man you ihould choofe ; and here too, tm lov*
for yon, confirains me to tub mil to your conhdera*
lion, lome remarks on that head,
Sortie men will pay their addrefses to you, /rom
the deJpit able motive of gaining your fortune ; fuel
Utcn are oejects ot your contempt,, and I Would ad
vile you, to treat them accordingly'; others admire
you foe your pctfonal bcauiy, tittle merit polit.
treatmenr ? bur thofa, only . are objects worthy ol
your love and cftetni, whole, love proceeds iron
the difcerhrcuiM of your good (enfe, and cmiabk
diipoiitiou, lor reft afsured, that their love siom
is prominent and durable. 1 ha\e umlerltnod thai
two gentlemen are at prelent paying their address
,to you ,• it is not my protinct to advife ycu on this
mnd, j<rtr vww cjfcrtrJiz**~.et *;»I^cierxit*
oc^wet* eke«>.
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neceisary article f.r ti,r t.. »r> jr let: ng ?r*.e fa i d bo tid
ings, a.'«i tiiicr ir.*o hot d with h "icier- |V;art'vf
for the finilbing the a on or otfotc the 5rlt day
of Goober next.
TO B 5 S O L n,
A Tract oi LAND lyire on the Potnmalc Ri
ver, one ai.d half n»>te b« I w Mi;-phvrb’s
I own. containing 112 acres, Will improved ; on
laid land there is i good idjuarc l< g-boole, 24 h\ 1 o,
and agooc ki'chen t g he » cole,- good barn
and other out lijuU'j ti hvrt icnt ; ’.here are about
3n acres cleared a:‘d under good f :. e, a contra us
Spring neat the hou e ,• there art about 12 acres of
bottom, molt oi ir in good timothy tneacow ; twp
bearing orchards of apple trees, bo h containing 90
trees, brfides a number of young trees, and as ma
ny peach irets that bear ; there >s luppoled by
good judges to-tie asgood a mill feat as any in the
county, and a plenty of water by.tc.king ir out of
the river 5 there are 8 feet 10 inches fall, in about
So poles, and can be taken out into the ra«.e vc.y
eaiy. Any per Ion inclining ro pnrebate l^id land,
may knew the term?, by apply irg to the fubicriber,
living on the premihs.
John Barnes.
Eerkel'j Ccurty, March ?.
'ME fubfcribers intending to <. lofe their bufinefs
X in this town, requeft ail thofe who are in
debted to them to come and make immediate pay.
nunt to Mr. William Moone, who is fully autno
rifed to fettle the outineib. ThO'e having any de
mands againft us. will pleafe call and receive pay
ment. W!e hope this notice will be attended to, aJ
no further indulgence can he oiv~n'.
JOHN BLUE.FORD,
W1LLUM TAYLOR.
P S. Thofe who gave their obligations to Ccrr
rod Olier aud Gtorge Wilf. may hear of them hy
. applying as above, which obligations are now be
• come due.
Shepherd's Town. March 4.
Fum/n and Leading-Fifes.
THE fnbfcriber informs the public, that he will
contract for making Pumps and Leadings.
Pipes of any dimenfions, and complete them wi h
expedition. Thofe who with to employ him, may
find him at Mr. John Rohr’s, tavern-keeper.
JOHN LAULElGH.
March 9.