The Patowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser — Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.], 1795-09-05 00:00:00, page 3

Ext raft of a litter ften Mr. Sh;;?feK, G&fsd for
i :e imt.-d Hiatts a: '•.uorcliur, tr- AiV/.Y 'John tiiuiiej
and Hon, acted Gibtahar, z^th Maj;
C jI. Humphreys left us yelterda). having had
the honor oi being cntrultetl with renewal ol i.'ie
Afiicri. an Treaty with Morocco. i trufc 1 lh .ll
loon Hive the happinefs wl adv iting you of its being
c: j .c ; as 1 muli rind it ineuiubem on me to tranHct
the bulinei.v in tlie ipeuiieL s.nd mult efficacious
in addition iu the above, Caju Cook was inform
ed by Mr. Buckley, two days previous to hi.*-; leav
ing L loon, that he had received a lct;er from Ci
tin'., i iiormingl.ini that the Emperor had ordcied
the erui'mj s im o port. It was not known that a
ii\ M >orii:i cruiu 11 were out. Heard of no late
e. ..-.agea.tnt between the l r. nth and Spaniards.
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N E 'w Y 01*. jv, Auguft 24.
Lift Satm day the ihip Njiicv, Capt. Eotkr, ar.
rived lure in 49 d^jt.s trom Havre tie (Srace, in
whom came pais;* tiger Mr. Fullerton,
We hear that Mr. Fullerton is charged with dif
patches trom M.. Monroe, our minifter at Palis, to
Congrefs, and that he a is rts, that news had keen
recef.eu at Havre before ne left it, of FIVE Britilh
line ot harrle jhips having been taken.
Lxiract of a Idler fnin Pans, acted \vh MuJpJur, (jfl
J"*> l ‘ryi
*' The- republic h »« been i,.ccef‘:ft;! in a naval en
gagement. A ruler iroiM ivlr. Fenwick to Mr.
CklpVv'i'.h 1' vs. tin.t a t'\V*dith velsi 1 had arrived at
h 10 vicaux—twoih*)s induce her i-.nini, the cap.
1.tin lavs ii li.«d 1 ihi 1 y in the h>ay, and law an en*
g. gcim nr between a Im- ;< i. .»..d .. Brit ilk fleet, and
tbit before ii.: left t i. r.t, 6 J> 1 ul me line, Engltfb,
f. id ui-.kIc toll;-, f.-rnun Mr. Ftiiwi«.k adds, t hat
! min. m .tic.!'* may be d«pcno»d upon. I fiuccre
i- v ilh u urn) be io, and tiiac ( • ti^i,i accounts m.'v
c on dim ii i.. i da) or two. H ••. galling it will be
to lit. K'glilh who bouii in much oft lie lupeiiori
ty 1 r r Ht i • {] •!-•. s ”
hx tract oj a /< lit r J >. I A./../ •; a friend m t'lis citj,
** The iviror c..* ..muni vhi of the mailpnant
and i: ,v‘ i l :r ,*• ; r 1:». l.v . r *.• tnl•* of people, in
11.i i i.-' t v.'j couni re**, prjMiml.uiy Rt>i«i
<••••;•*; •. ■"! r Lu. O.i tlit* roorn.ir g of the 22d
<•1 •;i i M . N »-h Sunjilon who you know is
}>• e vit: i t-'li r v ;. j to i;.-t rtlds cii'.’t rt'-t, accom
d an a{lii.i*t i fii <-r, a Mr. IJorke and nine
p me; . r.3 L . iiw.-iMion to h 'owrhnd, four
jin!- s :Ymn tiin fru-.r to teixe ou <:ri unit .. v.tsble
l.’ii. v. *i; r ill v ere lunonuded and tu tacked by
i- i iv;• u v iii .\r, - w!i t Idle i hcrnl'clves “ defen
ders.'’ ,i every U!» a viaiif to .fhe hands of
the cru.i imorgens ; and lech was the ii.iiutii.mit%
ct'.h- afs , ; r..n they Jo.inj-lt-.ci and ill-dial* red
t:i"Tiir.': p .i i mml u ly Mr. i mo-fop- 1 ha Lvi
t ' lui O: • i, • 1 x\t I he hlCvcIv Cl ihei' ii’aler
i.’a v, • re con • % of k moniutotj, aimtiibjcd and
ca:. ; -h i.vt-i.r ; •- i-.hina mile of this town, in
it place called “ th' o-viie Piik.” ‘ n the ftv iber
Ji>! •: i Ciri.-rO. w !im .• ih y rev elid’d and ionic in
: c\ic.»l <-ri t li ?■ink i.S i !.;;i u c.i ihc tUiirn*
in.; of i he :h, . ; is-niie1 , « s in jmluarv io» m,
w i\h-.i to C'ha •da>' own, where ik-y otic i e nr lied
b- !!:: London . i-'-y mdit’u, and «d hard lo dnperir
viih ilia ioi- - r i ,mc killed and tour drfperatel)
woo The\ v. ere *u murder about (J..c i1vhi
i end proved *-inlel t d ,ft«t %\ly IcoundrcU.
J' v* ; Iny.o*tfvu then- in*t *iti.*ii v . , u. conlunic
D.iiir.fua by lire. l! .-wr. -l.e luiiahiiams that
f. enii.jT ’.vert reinfnr ec! :*y ;.n aujitrein aid--n or the
front Lai viondcir m.Uria, and a ocia«.hnu-i t r>{ the
t»- h i)a *ons. Tr'1 r, »V .i Id ron viili lev era i gen 11 e•
wen, on the cr'h. hroughi iher entire ioi.ee to iht
j’lace whore uif mUfriers were eormnitied, took
many priform-rs on iufpicion, and conluinccl every
lioufe in the neighh.norbood. The well minded
lieieare in a perplexed lituaiion,* they cannot at
x»:iid li:eir bnlincis. This kingdom lias all the ap
pearances of a total cniancipaiiuR, or o; btinv, like
IJDmmittkk of health.
TiifC.ii imiiicc appointed to promt the intro
duction and l’preadi;;g of injections riiiffaiLfi in T.’.s
T.;\—Me jinn, thru they cannot * fSo icrn i In reurtt
tv. e exaggerated accounts which have gone a hi a ad
in the country, x tripc-c11«’l’ the Mate ni heaiih cst tins
c.:v,- that they aisure their fellow eiii/e«i3 in the
country and neighbouring Mates, that tixv\ make
the molt diligent enquiries ; that this report con
tains the whole truth according to ilie belt of their
information ;— that an epidemic (ever docs exiit in
a (mail diitrict in this city is true j that it iias ex
hibited no decided evi.Lr.ce of a fpeeik.: contagion,
or of a nature peculiarly inferi lous ; not more than
four initances having occurred wJiere either ph.vii
«.ian. nuric or fr«end have *ver been fufpeuei to
ha'e contr.-.ctc-d i- ver. and except that oi our late
worthy health officer, not one has died in coiile
tjuence or their attendance on the lick.
i hat they have heard of (even deaths fince their
repoit of the 21ft inlr. That they believe that 30
jncy i.iiw It ill. 'l hat from ..u'c.m: ate. u; forma lit. n,
the whole number of deaths which daily occur in
th. 8 -ir>, are conkd'Tably ihort of vvhar lias been
ti. ua! in 1 he 5 .1 • 1 • '•.-ai’on ol oilier yens ,• and tint
the p.nilh.r ( . * lit v .1 tin- pul !i. urincl o-vc Hi
ring from the ! viLnnps «>.f Hub del,;. Inn, New
Haven, and M J»:tn i -, can alone a... tor the
prrft nt apj;relu i.;n.;:a ol our fellow citveno and
Uy order cf • he C'it'ti'•f
I • ’'1 N fl.'* v;v' M P Chairman.
y.-n:' i. ... ■ ■„ ,. , ..
PHILADELPHIA. z«.
Th? egregious advocates tor the dignify. Jove
reignty and independence of'the UnitedMaics, have
at hit colonized them 10 France—!>y lav ing 11«^t
ilie French will declare war rgaiult us for tm n.ing
a i'reaty with Great-Britain. his /hews s!u.t
howevei tender their feelings may he in refpect tg
our becoming Britilh colonies. They have no objec
tion toJiiking our i ndcpendcnre by making us colo
nies ol aunttier country . There is not a genuine
American in the United States, who does not Ip.un
the idea of his country being dependant on any
power whatever, but that which niurie it ntH.
A correlpondent lavs, lit is lorry to hud that the
indignation ol Ionic citiz. .ns is lb greatly excited by
the newf-paper pellets ri«ed from the antiledeiai
ni iga/ines ol lies al an iihiiuious churaciei—a lit
tle rtfl-ction will convince them that he who en
countered lo many leaden bangers in dcfence of his
country and mankind, hts a lliieid that tije enve
nomed malice ol earth and hell united, cannot ne
| net rate.
I Faction is at its luft gafp—the phretizv that ur
ges them to attack iher political char.iaci of the fa
ther ot his country, l hews this. flow mum I art r
would it be to commence Knights errant and en
counter windmills at once !
'1 he enemies ot the UniiedStates "have rebourfe to
a variety ol methods to impofe on the people—a
motig other expedients the lahrication ul 1,1 i*• rs
from c.iff.-rent parts', partin-larly London end Fa
:i>. ti'.rmb no iuccuiiacrabis article in tntir plan ol
By forwe of the(e letters we are made to believe,
i hit a not hi Mr M.iJjk has informed t ht Irmch id
the c.iturrits of tile treaty with England, and thni
th:j art alarm'.'- 1 at th-f f/' f -i coni' ipiences.
By others ii«-»• th" h mu donut intend to pay
i forth-.- Froviiiotis they !n -• f.isen and lent in „• but
| ’ he want ot policy is too glaring if. the Inter - .
I ifow can any *rtie pretend t"o believe that Mr. Put
! would eh re thus tc commit himltlf a'i <r no- L,re
promifes nude by him to the trading iuterrlis of
• own country, when he mn ft know th.-.t .'a own
d. tW'i. ii.»n wii.ilrl inevitably follow lbdi.s. breach
ol faith ami of {..end policy :
1 brinjiin, perfectly corfthat the late a !• |
vantage gained cm the court of Brittany, wans
I ibrrp Itricking t oi;:h«*s ftorn t he m.-iiier hand u‘an
| ingenious nvinter, before it can be magnified imo
! an importune victory, bav e recuurie to lii.its which j
| denote ihe character cf ?. vatu glorious rather than |
; Th- captain of the Britifh ‘hip Orion, addreffing
■ the its a It •i of an American v elr •!, la vs, “Go and teil
| t'ne Annticanf. that we have fought i he i'rtnch fleet, j
! taken-'; eighty gun (hips, and vedd have de<r ■ oyed
; the wnede -Vet, had not nip,;.t. favoured the < wape
ol t'ne enemy," Vi hocan help (Vniling at i i, i s i;.pt.
B; .'goadoc i.i ? Admit al Br'dnorr himfeif t'raics,
that the action ernied ulmut nine in the morning.
ASH! NC-'t ON, J Augufi 17.
Wc are iniornwo by a gentleman direct from
TrcnviHc, that the treaty with the Indians is like
ly :o->n to he romp.eicd. The chiefs tf the hoitile
t: 1!-s h id come in. nurticu] trly Blue Jacket with
his bhav nii 'e. who were lately laid to be in.friend
ly to nrgociatii n. Our informant was prelent
when :;ie pipe or peace v. j ; lyghted, and the utmoit
unanimity prevailed.
it has h-i-n r-.’mifred : n 31 no treaty would take
pi a? m • n ludi ms i 1 r arriving at the ground
h •;! gene off rrtcipii&r.dy. This rumour tony he
accoanted lor ov the following lurihrous circum
ftaMce, winch h;-opened on an evening prior to the 1
celebration ol the of July : Splendid prepara- I
tions wee.-making for the r.ppro tciii’ig ftitiv:. 1, a
ln. -ng the felt feme grand fire works were to he ex
liioi.ee). v nforti.r.itely the hirboratory took lire,
the explolion .>i roikets, crackers, <ke. d'cafmned a
great alarm among the troops, as it w vs not im
n.dinfely known ft OKI whence it proceeded; the j
alarm guns were fired, ard the drums heat to arms. 1
'i fits of '.curie o> c.-dioned tonal ccufiernation among 1
the Indians, who expected an immediate attack; !
1 he c<. 1 cq.more was (licit inltantaneous flight in all :
direct toms— i'Mnc*took to the water, others to the
wood*-., ard it was not wirlrjiK fqme diffi ulty that
they could h‘* ni. de fern; de of the truth, at,d bro’C
hac.'c again to their encampments.
M ARTIN SB URG, Stftmkr 5.
Frtrn Lex /Ju'-’fl 8.
F.y a gentleman from H'-ad Qwjr;<rs, u 1 ,if ns
the 29th ultimo, we are inform'd, 1,1.-t the treaty
was nearly completed : to receive the fi matures of
the chiefs to the articles was all that \\.,s undone
at tliar time, The boundary line i- urferibed as
follows, viz. Beginning at tile mouth of Cuynlta
ga tiver and running up tliehtnc to the b rk. thence
to a cruising phase on Miilkirgum two miles north*
wird of where Sort Lnwu-nce formerly itood—
t hence t h rough the d'u iiliim icuntry between tin
heads of Glai/• and Sr. Gary's rivers and that of
the Miarnia of the Ohio ro a piece known by the
na.o:- of Laranrti* r's (tore, which is near the Miami,
v.nd »■; rhf font hi :dy end of t iie carrying place be
»t and the St. M’rjS river—thence by a line
directly to tort Recovery, which (tarn's on the
ground where Sr. Clair was defeated — thence fry a
direct lip* to the Ob'o, immediately oppofite the
mouth :-f '.vcntuckv river. There are a variety of
t"’ » * 11 ■' J made tor ports and trading places, as
■'■11 that of 1 joyc'! ncre-j oppoktc tits rapids of |
Oi-ov. ’he l reu.-ii, villages 41 und .near Vincents, j
Lnd rd
and in> .'uiJii.g a cuniiJ.i ah.c v .ia..i>i o.
Dt-i roir.
All the tribes have been fully represented at this
treaty, who were obj* cls of it. Thole Shawynefe
and Lower whom the JF>? i;»Jh agents had
purpnledy kepi from i on. up. tnrwai d earlier, would
arrive at hv.id ouarters mu the evening el thedav
j o if into, in >’.it iefr th *.r place. '1 he I •*» ms j
ceive a »,ooo dollars in goods at prefeut, and 8000
j doll.-11 s annually.
j hx’r.ift of a letter 3fin d Pittsburg. 16,7} AuguQ, tu a gen
tuniat: m P/ji/nJf/f'lui.
s‘ Wc have no news hnc i.wepi that wc are pie
pvriug our l ifies fo tj iell any infur recti.>:i ti.at he
trt.iiy tmy I»a.* up atnu.ip j n i IWi.i j \
will he very happy to tcp.iy the vilit made tiiein
Ex trad of a 'Y.'.r- frem Prfc'i'Je. Auer: ft 6.
“ Tl:<? garrison about to ne ua'c'l n\ tin United
S'ares will be upon a very ttotum.-.pdiip Jpoi jufc
opp.dite the entrance of the h..y . 'i he tow tt 110:1
tmuces thirty yards well ot the old Britiih tort,
having a vacancy ot t o v:-rds. which wiiiierve for
a military parade end public walk, and add much
to the beauty ot the place. All hands are new hu
hly rinpi.i) : d in cutting out vtw,os—the tionps
art: also lurd at work cutting pickets, hewing Inns
for bhnkhuui' *, and other necefsarv buildings,—
The town will extend ncarlv three r.i.'.-s : j-o the
lake, by one mile ba.k —rite hat boor is inm.siiie to
lay ic and lo many out lots c i‘F "
Di d on Sunday night Li:, very Bidden! v, JVIr.
J J (b a to if? ui'lvct.Jllv refjiect td, 2: d \* J:o
has Lit an i - iv. i*.' »! .t»!e widow and fuur young
children, to lame tit hia unexpected fate.
M {firs. David and Iv.'kN Watkins,
Gunt! 1 mu:,
to take notice, tint cn Saturday the;
19th day f Sfdirk.’r, ini'* not, Jlhtii proceed
to take thed.jv.di ions ot Al'*aJ.e'K Jin: ur, a; hU
houfe in the j.-wn ot A‘urln i.ug, oc-.w .1 the bouts
of tight in t t e morning-ud iix in the evening, of
the f-me day. in tl* - fuit / brought: a gain ft \»:u. m
the Hi.qh Court cl Chan eery, when you may attend
i! vou pleafe. i am, &c.
JAMES VV1L-.ON.
Martin 6./rg. S.*t>1 V 'C.
in the Co'WU r
Aljoinin,' Mr. JijtEl’H M .Vi L k kAN
The Surfcriber has jult opened a neat and v:!!
c bolen alsor i mt iu of
Dry Good: a fid Groceries,
Wh-.rh hr will Itll .tit ilie molt reaion-il.it terms, for
fjllior mertiianiahle iwomrv prodmv.
JOHN TuULKRION.
ShepI'7Y-to;/ S-pt .’,'05.
ib Bfci H*Ki.i) Cli i\
Ajlroug, healthy JNIegko
Ah out i ?, years ole. vv 1 , l;.,s b«uu bru-. I-; up :o
houte work, liuifin^ children, Appiy to the
Hrpf+nher 4. ’oc
RA.\ -w ) i idiii ill-, ir.;.;, i i.W . . i-.j.-i. u. .
miles from M,rtim,burg. laft M :d :v ,r\
a Imeh, negro fell »w named Robert, ■ i 1.1 s h • j, r. * .,1
fix feet high, a!; .01 :-o % tar's t• t ! 1 i» ir-;• s r- i’er
fiender in p(.portion to his Jv. walks u j.t ie
awkward, hi." toes tnrmd out, Jj;.s rather a nmole
look, had 1 n a tow linen il.i.i, an oicl pair of hi ■ e
elp's of a kind of dove coloured an old fuiic-il
linfey fhort coat with metal Iv.H.ot.s, an ohi ! at, .1
pair offline5 prert\ mu h worn, ami lor.se V.’.i.d -T
white metal buckles .* he may proOoldy tlurge 1.!;-.
chubs, and by procuring t pair, may attempt 10
pal's for a tieenmn. 1 will give 3 dollars to any
per loti that will apprehend the fow •n.-io, and de
liver bin4, eh her *.U.inner ilu- i.iil,:. in MntinsSi;: <p
and one dollar ior every five miles horn thepUL;
he is apprehended to r lie place of his diiivery. Ail
per ions are forewarned from harbouring, comfort
in.ll, or in any manner alViitir>> laid (lave, as they
will anivtcr it. at i i i c, r peril.
W. FENDI,-TON.
N. B. Wanted, a good Ckeruer, i.-tuke the
charge of 8 or 10 hands for the next year.
September 2, ’or.
6' -r o r
H 2 t F!
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD
STOLEN, on t i > cr night of tiic 14/ h ml:-nr, out of
the tubl.riber's pal'.ure, in Frederick count-.,
n^ar Frederick Town, Maryland, a dirk Sav 'vl-ie,
three quarters blooded, about Oven vcars old, hl
teen or kxtefcn hands high, not branded or docked,
a lump on one o{ her hind teet above the hoof, on
which no hair grows, occasioned by a cur, a imurvl
trotter. VVhoever futures the Thief and Mare, lo
that the Thiefbe hro mhr to mince, and the lut>
feriber receive his Mure, thali be entitled to the
bove reward, or one halt thereof i.-r the M.,re 011K ,
JOHN R AMbiiKRG.'
Frrd'rirltonon, 19. 170;.
O 1 lwli is hereby given to thou- ji 'Miuis who
X >1 pur chafed articles at i:n vendue in March lair,
that their bonds and notes became due the ifid.v
o[ S -ptember inl’t, tlu-v ire thru-fore recjucdttd i->
call irnniediately on the (ubfcribtr and di. 'lie
fame ; tliofc alto who am indebted in bt. -L ..vcuuiit
are dc* tired to make pavmenr. AH perhm-. 1 a vino
awv demands again t him, will rxlbhit t:i • tor
adinfun; nt. $!MCH.\KL
6,i'r 4» 17‘9S *