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The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1791-09-12
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biihop of Paris. A courier of the King was fearct-
ed, and the letters which he carried broke open.
Al this time the Allcnlbly ieemed iniut the King,
it was determined to carry to Paris the words or
peace; during his journey they topped i'll order
iuPpreis any cry OF Yize K Ri. They made u
motion to carry him off, and to put the Q zen in 4
convent. this motion was applauded. On the
nights OF the 18th and 9Th when it propofsd to
the Anembly 10 90 and hold tLcir fitting in III. pre-
fence of the King, the sniwer was, that it was not
confident with their dignity to 20 thither from
that moment the ieehes of horror were renewed
Upon the arrival of the king at Paris, an nnoee,.
was manacred almolr under his eyes, i'll lie very
garden OF the Thuileries; all who alb fed Religion
and the throne received the honors o. triumph. At
the Federation the I4th Of July, the National Al
iemoy declared, that the King was the head; bur
IN order TO ihow that they could name ano her h 8
family was placed ieparateij from him it then
however, that he ipent the mott agreeable moments
Ct his reiidente Paris.
g When, from religious motives Mcfdames with
ed to go TO Rome, notwithstanding The D.. laratiou
of Rights, their departure oppoied they were
carried to Bellevue, and then to Arney -e- Due to
wait the orders of the Assembly for ther dspar-
ture the authority of The King was ditregarded.
in the tnmalt wheh st'oehy tiipofed periols ex-
cited at Nincennes, thole who assembled around the
hing from regard TO his iaiery, were maltrea1ed;
10 lar was their inioiencc carried THAI their arms
were broken in the preienee Of the King, Under
Whole protec,onthey were. In order TO get rid
Of an indifpoiltioH, he preparing to 60 &c St.
Cloud in order to flop L,n, they awaited them
isscs Of the reipect which they hnew lie entertain
ed for the religion Of his fathers. The Club Of
Cordeliers brought charge agauii him, as retrac-
tory to the lawn vain NJ. de la Faye,e endea-
voured protect HIM they violently ieized the
tlthEd ieryants who turronafed him, and ne aaai,,
reluu,ed his prion. In FIVE, he was obliged to or
der the removal of his chapel approve the letter
Of the Minliter to Foreign Powers, and TO 20 TO
MATS the curavy Of St. Cersnain rAuaerois.
With iuch motives, and in the impoisibiI;,y which
the King feels prevent eYil. it is natural that he
lhoald endeavonr to eniire MS perional fafasy.
g trenc,men, ard you who ere called Inhabitants
OF the good ,:y Of Paris, Withdraw your confidence
the inggeitions ol,he factious return 10 vour
King, he will always be your fr end when your 40.
ly religion ilal be re{peeted, when eolernmenr
iha be iecared upon firm ieotins, and liberty cl-
tabined upon unihaaen balis.
tSgned) "LCUIS."
Paris, 2o,h June, 1891.
P. 5. - Tie King .orbids his Minf;crs TO fena-
ny order in his Name, al they have received far
Their orders and enioins the Keeper of the Seals TO
remit him the Seal. when ii Mail be demanded
ON his part.
(signca) "LOUIs."
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BAI,TIM q Nor.r,,,e-

ID ~ l. Nl u n Z, november :.
Late accounts from Port-an- Prince mention, the
price of aeur being limited to dollars. Provilions
plenty.
Accounts from the Cape, isem to exhibit prof
-peet of tranquility.
Mr. John Robertfon, aNaiive oftheCity of Olaf
gov, who had been long in State Of abjeet Slave
ny, at Algiers, was lately redeemed by the benevo-
len, Contributions ofhis Fellow Citizens and Coun-
trymen, which were fuecei,fully applied BY Charles
Logic, Eiq; his Britannia Msjefty's ConiuJ at Al
giers, who after having paid the Raniom Money,
amounting to ( 3l7'ls Sterling, preiented the
Balance, about lwenty Guiueas, TO Mr.. Robertfon,
TO enable him to return 10 his natice Land BY
Letter of MIR. Rober1ions, TO his Brother Gnce his
Redemption, he appears to he very gratefully i'm
preied his Friends and generous Beneiattors,
for I" extrcating him from long. and painful State
81 AdYe:!it+-a SitaatiaH %ls;>ls," he <seae:.es,
&c is far eaAer to imagine than for" him " to def
crhe !"
On the 14th of laft March, IA Americans remain
ed Prloners at Alaers-tor whole kaniol 34,-q2
Mexican Dollars required.
A London News Paper mentions, that Mr.. Burke
will be ipeediy created Lord Beaconshcd Ia Brtiih
Peer) his Sovereign being iolicitous diitinguiih
without deprivng his Country fhis Services.
The Sloop Polly, belonging to Meffrs. Brown
and FRANCIS, OF Providence, which was practically
carried off from ST. Euiatius, the s iii of Sep
TENDER, by certain WILLIAM RouN ND, and Young
Man named SAMUEL MAXWELL, was calt away,
early i'll October, between Ccracock and Beaufort,
in North Carolina. The Venel was itranded; bur
the Cargo, tconGltng Of 70 Hogtheads of Sugar, 20
Cafes Of Gin, Chef of Tea, with 200 Dollars)
was iecured by the Activity and Induiry of the In
habitants of the Vicinity. The Officers of the Cuff
toms at Beaufort, took charge OF this Property for
the Benefit of the Owners.-RoUND attempted to
elcape, but purified and aPprehended by Re-
venue-Cficer of Beaufort Diltrift and, after an
Examination by Judge Stgreaves. of Newbern,
committed to Gaol there.-MAxwELL was alto 1e-
cured in like Manner.
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SREPHERD's-7OWN, November 4.

On Sunday night the 9th niianr, a barn belong
ing TO MIR. JohnFrayat, about two miles from Mar
tinlhurg took FIRE and was entirely continued, toge
thcr with upwards twelve hundred buihels Of wheat,
Quantity of hay, SC. 1t is lupected the barn was
purrofelv Get on FIRE.
The Honorable Moses ROBINSON and SrrpHEN
HRApL: Y. tfquires, are eboen 10 repreient the
State OF Vermont, in the seHate OF the United
States.
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On the 4.h October, NJ. dc Blaneherlapd received
a letter from the Negro King, [Franeos] in which
he requeits fome perion might be ienr to form
treaty with them, the BATS Of which lhould be their
emancipation.
=. The fame day embargo was laid on all the
Span'h vessels in the port, owing to frong fuipi-
ton.
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PITTS BUR G. or. 81.

By gentlemen from Gsllopolis we were informed
that four men, within fhort diirsnee of Marietta,
and one at Bell Prae, IS mills lower down the Ohio,
have been killed by the indians within thee IL days
paft. hey alln inform that the fc,tlemsut a1.Gal.
IioPols, is in very thriving way, aud that they
have NOT been molst,ed by the iavages.
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Ata cea,t ef9uaynr Sa7,n, held for Berkeley coun-
ty. on Ike tkird 7uelaay in Auguit, 1891.
Leonard Dav;5, Complr.
VIZ. ys,.ss, css': ~ ,, Many In c''s''y.
his wife, and sarab -Wiysn, Defts -
HE Defendants not having entered their APP
i pearahce agreeable to AT of Assembly.
and according the rules of this Court, and it APP
pearing to the fatsfaetion of the Court that they
no inhabitants Of this County, the motion Of
the Complainant, by his Council, O,de,ea That tho
isid Defendants do appear here the third Tnef-
day in Nouembe, next anfwer the bill of theCom-
Planant, and thar copy Of this order be forthwith
fuceef1ively, and publihed the Church in the Pa
r'th Of Norborne, in the County a'orefaid, on foms
Sunday after divine iervice, and alo at the Court
Houie d cor OF the fad County.
II eey. TIE. MOSES HUNTER, c.s,c. f.
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and If the people are loft, they are no. to Blame
Car every one in Offices. however digni6ed or mean,
declare their hands have held TO brides, but that
rranfacrvd Can the judges, who Preiidrincourts
and all ttoie W hom the execution of the laws
are committed, fay, they have been velant in per-
forming every branch Of their duty Can the rich
fay they have employed their RICHES the relief of
the widow, the orphan and the diftrefed Can
owners or employers fay, they have acted in every
circumftance, they would with their dependents
would act by them, their ftatons reverted j?
Can thofe employed fay, they have taken no unjn{i
advantages! In hort, Can every perton fay they
have the beit oftheir knowledge and ability
dcayoured to do their duty If they can, they
need not fear the earth being moved, or the hills
being carried into the midit of the iea. for they
will ltand firm when time ihall be no more!
May 81. We learn that few loaves of fngar
refined from the joce of the maple tree. have been
lately received from America, by a gentleman in
Spaniih Town.
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V E r vi q N T.
BE N MN G I o N. lane 10.

Some time lnce we publiihed an account that the
Britiih had withdrawn their guards from the potts
they had formerly holden in this fate The publ
cation was made in conieqnence OF information re-
ceived from gentleman Tho had recently been near
the tpor but we now from authority, inform, thai
the intelligence prematnre-On the contrary,
the poit at PoDte au- Fer formerly garrioned with
fubaltern's guard, is now augmented cap
tain,s: aud that on Dnrchman s-Point, where for
merly corporal and four were ltationed, is
reinforced with itrseant and twelve.
The fhoouer Maria, likewiie, who for long
time paft has lain oppolite Fointe au- Fer, in Wina
mll-Bay5 with fnnr GINS only ,ca:>! has Teeeiv-
ed her full metal, together with company of ma
rnes, her full Implement of ieamen, with her net
tings, &c. complete, in time of war. Tie Ma
ria, and the poit Pointea Fer, is FIVE miles, and
the poft on Dutchnaans- Point, twelve miles, this
fde the northern line of Vermont.
The union Of Canada with the fifteen ftates. has
iometimes been matter Of speculation. The ex.
pence Great-Britain is at to maintain its govern
ment over the province, the trihing conlequence OF
its trade to the commercial nereil Of The nation,
ard the apparent cafe with which it might be con,
qnered lhoud rupture ever take place between
Britain and America, render it perplexing to ac-
count for the conduct of that power in willing TO
retain her fovereigny in that quarter. 1t is p Ell
maps dhent TO ,aili9n any other view than that Of
providing tor iavourites and the mere pride and
love Of domination.
The late generous and liberal acts of The Britfh
Parliament, which relate to Canada, evince to d G.
monitration, that they convinced that their for
mer conduct was wrong, in Assuming right to tax
in all cafes whatever; they now relinquih the
right to tax IN any cafe whatever. The reaion of
this procedure is obvious; the fame Of liberty
burns bright in France, the great body of tie Cana
dams retain their partialites therefore, FOR the mo-
ther country, when they fee the iachles of defpo
tim ihaken off there, and reflect on the adj anita
ges OF republican governments. enjoyed by their
American neighbours.
Ambitious fouls will catch the glowing zeal,
And nohly dare advance the public veal,
Fame thro the world ihall found the lofty firain,
hero's blood was never ipilt in vain
Where Wolfe, Montcalm, and brave Montgomery
bcd,
FRkEDoM ihall rear her long detected head
Fayette's bold deeds iome kindred foul .hall fire,
Aud bid his views to glorious heights afpire,
The ambitious aims of fosereignly contloul
And bid fair freedom gree, the northern pole.
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Fl A R T F o r D.. Inrs =.

1t is with regret we mention the rayaees ,,,,-
the worms in various parts oftIe County, hi;
mer. We are told thar in N,w- Haven conna s' 'A,
in the river towns through MaGachufrtts w.. a'a
and New HamPihre, ahd in the eitern psrr ofMIusl,
laehaietts about Bottom, the apple-trees arsirni
OF their foliage by tlleic destructive aun,,! psi
that, in iome places, the oaks and elms have M, ny
capped the fame fate Perhaps the odeli man sa -
cannot remember ieafon when thele worm, t'''
appeared in flush muititudcs, ard made tuch bs.s.
with fruit trees. In many inances the uIusl r,m.
dy OF rarring trees has proved iuetf1 c,ual.
T he man WHO will difeover an eifectuai ms,s,,--
for preerving trees from ,heie deyour;py ann.i
will dtlerve monument. ''-''
Il has heen faid thai hogs will preferve orchard,
by roofing about the bodies Of The trees in auom,
Ii 70, bs what means dc they eject this purpo1. ",
it BY finding and des curing ileeags OF Tie woim, or
by turning up the foil and eXfohne them to the air
rain and frolt ? This defer ,es confederation yf,b,
latter, which leems probable, then pade nipns.
ifeti 10 advantage, ut5 brffnre winter. .i,od2 sb0r
the trees would not injgre them generally and III.
ofs OF the gratis grain under the trees, migb,b
dilpenied with. This hint is iagseied H,crssIyn
ali inducement to experiments wish may aissrt.ip
the fact.
1t is further fngsefed that trees growing upon.
hard clay are never injured Ivy The WORMS. lait:
town OF Hartford, this is fully proved. Thief i
TOO hard aud uoy ielsling to admit The WORMS aid
many cid orchards f1ch foil have always efapd
while thofs which iand on LIGHT foil, at only
mal difsance, are frequently ftriPped of every leaf
This 1act may be Of ute 10 farmer, in lsieaiag the
ipors for their orchards
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P E N N S Y l. V A n ] A.
phil, AID FL p Fl I A.

PHIL ABEL Fl 1 A. July =. :.
We are brought the eloie Of the i'fe'a u.
year of the foneregntv ard independently Of ;'s
United States of Alnerca-Amidlr the genera w.
and feiiiv;iy which dihinguiih this truly gi0''v'
anniveriary-lay, retrospective paule " ~.
pertinent or nproper With what aeeeief2..uu.
pidity has tineursrd in eoarie 10 hml ~
and happineis Through tie miles OF fiessea. .o
our exertions, we have laid the hroadet tolHes.r r
fer the temple of Liberty, that the world bath f
ieen.-At thar lolemn, all -imrortant mofenl ~.
the New Government was adopted, the sssp n'..
Freedom and Independence Ieaped for )oyer ..,s,.
tilen, and not before, that The 1aw the an Of
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N E w = e r S E Y.
B U Rim G T O N. Tune ~.

Al albany pafer after mentioning the arrival Of
MIR. Jeiferion, and the celebrated Mr.. Nladiou at
that place, adds-It is TO be regretted that their
ihort lay in this city deprived principal eharac'
tiers from paying that respectful at,cnl.n due 70
their dilt1nguiihed merit. While the Preddent is
exploring one extremity of the empire, thce en-.
llghtened paEriors doing tie fame in the other.
How different this from the leaders Of The old
corrupted empires Of the eaft, (Pilt excepted who
are wallowing in every ipecies d0ipslon, regard
les of the happneis or PROPERTY Of tleir country
while ours are ndnfFrionAy Pr,ne into an accurate
knowledge of tile iipuason OF every part Of he Uni.
on, from perlonal ooierva,ion. With iaeh men at
the helm we psIlengers pvonlite onrelvss no.
thing LET'S than prosperous and pleslant voyase-
The federal fhip is found, and we'll n'4nned-'hs
Captain is grown gray in cxperisnce-he has wea'
lhercd O t many form, and by his uneommonp,u-
denes he has avoided the fleets of ludden quall'y
having his fails handed in time. The ieainen are
expert. and the mott ikiilfa pilots on board wen
acquainted with toundings; which will be readily
admitted, when it is conGdered, how dexlr00lyy
they have fteered the ihip among thosls rocks ana
quekisnds, without the leaft injury. The crew III
deed appeared half dfpcted to n,utiny at times,
while failing through this critical navigation, 'a.
at length The has arrived i'll GOLD water and plenty
OF lea roos, and barring the common accidents
winch all ihips expoica, The has but very iS'e"
apprehend.
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MID DIE O WIN -

On the a4'h Infant. conpleat compan, ~ =,
raj troops. from M4l4chalctts, Under ~! U t
of Capt. fhelon Of the ieeond reamepr s saall'ud
ehoten recruits from this !tate, hcion ~ r
regiment, and commanded by Lieut. Hsrs.l tas lane
the flrit regiment, embarked here. on bc,.,a Of
sraniports, for BruDiwiek, in New. Ierl,x Two
theie troops were very few Europeans, and ,t' sNs
itary appearance ana good conduc, gave een.r. M
tisiaeilon. seHs'ai.
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A M e r I C. A.
KING SION, fJamaical Nav %
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~ . N, IJamaIcaJ May 28.
"A correspondent thinks the preient appearance
OF the weather rather alarming, and Gncerely hone.
it may terminate in one of the mott tremendous
v'i,'arons of God, an Earthquake! O low fudden
nits operation, and dreadful in its effects! How
awful to be awakened at the Glent midnight hour,
by our honies ihaking from their foundations, and
perhaps the ground opening and taking in hun
nreas' or, perhaps. thou!ands. OF its wretched in
hahlsanis- IN a moment Q let all eeHader now.
how they are prepared to meer their ALMIGHTY
JUDGE. Can the Miniiters then affirm they have
NOT ihnnd TO declare the whole will of God 70 the
peoPie*hey have taken under their cares Thar
3saey have strictly and uniformly done their duty-
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K II O D Ell S l. A N D.
PRO VIDE N lima %

A conhderabie number of counterfeit collars. of
different dates, have been lately Uncovered in eireu.
laslon' IN this town and the adjacent country
4 ney are mace OF boek-t'n, are not niilied, and
coat, uiually called Cape de verd dollars, which
have been eorroded ~ II. ialt water.-The,e coun.
terieits are eay detected, as they are very LIGHT
and feel greaiy to the touch So
he fionourahle the Cneu;t-C curt of the Un;,ed
States, which commenced their term in this town
on lneday the 9TH Infant, are now in 4efTlon.-
the Gfand.Jary. pretended feveral Bills, rwo Of
when are agalnit stephen Pettis one of them for
ted STATES; on which bill he was tried on Thurt
day lsit but tie Jury gave in their verdict ri cuz
tic i:ai.as Committed On the other bill, and we
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NJ A S S A c II U S E T T S.
B O S T o N. Tune i,

Q Q N, June a..
The two Mr.. Choates, who ca plured in Ia.
nuary lait, BY the Delaware Indians, at Bic Bot
tom, have returned to their friends, at Leiceiter,
"oreei.er county They owe their liberty to tic
gsneroAty of the Britiih commanding Officer At De-.
troit.
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N VIZ RU N w C June IS. :
Lal' Friday, agreeable TO ientenee, were eSe'p,
ted for burglary, John Paine and Robert loHfs =
Joieph Filings, who was alio under isnlenee u
death, was repriev ed.
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rafpAy, October ,7S.
A,ree.k,v to the order Of yelterdsy, the !pesEer,
axe adsd by the ,uembsrs Of the Asuis. proceeded
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BY the krge.ut n arms bearing the mace, waited Oh
the Preiident Ut the United States, and preiented-
TO him their addrefs in anfwer TO his fpeech.
II GEoAcs WARRINGTON, Pr9Gdsss ef tie OMtss