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The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1791-06-27

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N D REV BRO WIN,
the pnhli'her in the city of Philadelphia.
Philad. 22i Feb. 1891.
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From bs Mtzu-1ork DAILY Aayt,7jer.
Sat OF THE MUJES.

From ids NtVv-2o,k DAILY Aavtrnls,.
r q 7aa.g Lady, 4ud0 i'm, 70 h< nA'Iar J'ar " The
RcHrs OF MAN" syrs.ta BY Mr.. Payne.
YOU ak me. Clara, for khe R:sbn If MAJ,
i 1mprovd, enlarge upon gcn'rous plan;
Enriehd with fold truths, and naxims vile
Which raife the free-born foul beyond the ikies.
But have not women greater rights than thefe;
Do they not rule ard govern as thew plcafe!
The leTYile men of every age and nation,
Are always Gaves to female legilation.
Tho 6rA we bid defiance TO your charms,
And each gay youth j, early drll'd TO arms:
Yet nature loon decides the unequal frifc,
And makes the lovers yield unto wife.
The " Right IF Man "'-Poh. they are but foolilh
things.
As old and ulelefs as Dnkes, Earl, or Kings,
] Rights o.. WoMsr, all m.ft now inbmit,
And own tine power Of beauty. grace and wit.
Tho " c'nm:u st@y:," may fuit the fons of Free
dom,
The lovely Ladies viii not deign TO read him;
Full we'll they are convinced his realouiss 's.yain.
And that their charm. will r.ie in iptc OF PeyM.
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are mere .as,i"n-d sf-'rft rsseA..s..f,,,,
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BY t.id S'''fcr.her :, Gel. Hssas tss. 81 \.
.e,,'her. 1888. as viii, appear nss. is.i. ;, f,ax
Gxnments in my Lssds.
AMfLroy
tAssat Tar CD. Hssay iss.
ss'h :.,, 1891.
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From the Rame,gire Cbroxiclt.
To THs PRO MPTER.

R,
4 HAVE waited a comfortable time hoping you
or iome of your CORRESPONDENTS would take notice
OF an evil. very common but as none have touch
cd upon it as YETI beg leave lay the matter be-
tore you, and with your opinion upon it, There
are many farmers within the fmal circle of my ae-
9naintance' who rai!e barely grain iuficient to
bread their families from year to year yea, thele
men will run to the merchant and retailer and be-
cau!e they can be trued until fall and then pay in
gram they will take up twice as much sauze, cam
-orick, lace, &c. and three times as much rum as
they want. When fall comes land it will come
once year, greatparr Of their grain mutt go to
pay up the merchants and retailers bills: and by
March or April they arc rambling about to buy
bread for their families, and very often 60 to ira
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ders they have dealt with, and muit give ss o. 80
per cent. higher than what they fold for. and mutt
pay the money too. Now, Mr.. Prompter, want
to know whether thefe Men 7uork right; or wbe-
ther, Dr.. Franklin fays, they do not 9ey St deer
for their aub;0le.
K
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Wanted Immediately,
Three Ionrneymen
T A Y l. OR s.

To whom provided they good workn,en)
81 Pennlylvania currency ,pcr piece, will be given,
and found.
Apply to DENNIS DUFFIELD, near Cha, les.
town, Berkeley County.
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ON SLA/E 7RADE.l
Twas in the glad morning of fpring,
L AaeeP at the dawn of the day,
dream'd what cannot but fing,
So pleafant it ,lesm'd as lay.
!, dream'd that on the ocean aEoat,
FAR welt from fair Albion lal'd
/ Where the pillows high lifted the boat.
! And the freih blowing brcezes he or fail'd.
In the .teerage woman faw,
Such at leaft was the form that The wore,
When beauty imprefsd lie with awe,
Ne'er taught me BY woman before.
She fat, and fhield by her fde
Shed light like the fun on the waves,
And imling, divinely The cry'd.
60 to make freemen of ilayes.
~ v.
Then rafting her voice to ftrain.
The fweeteit that ear ever heard,
She flung of the Aave's broken chain,
Whenever her glory appear'd.
The clouds which had over us hung.
Were diipers by her melody clear,
And while ihe Of liberty flung.
1t was liberty only to hear.
Thus fweetly dividing the food,
To fave culture iAand we came,
Where the demon her enemy food.
OPprelhon his terrible aame
VIII.
Soon as we approached the land,
Where this grinl.vifag'd moniter now food,
A iconrge he let fall from his hand,
With blood Of his ubjects imbru'd.
l faw him both ficken and die.
-. And the moment the monlrer expir'd
Heard ihouts which attended the XIV
From thoulands with rapture inlpir'a.
Then walking how could but mufe,
On what fnch dream may betide,
But ioon my ear caught the glad news,
Which 4erv'd my weak thoughts for guide.
That Brittania renownd DER the waves.
For thro' hatred ihe ever hath thewu.
To the black fcepterd rulers of aaves,
Refolves to have none other own.
From the Rams@irr Cbroniclt.
To THs MPTER.
R,
i HAVE waited comfortable time, hoping '
or iome Of your correspondents would take NOT
OF an evil. very common; but as none have tou,
ed upon it as yet. l beg leave TO lay the matter
tore you, and with your opinion upon it, TIL.
are many farmers within the fmall circle of my
9naintance, who raile barely grain luficient
bread their families
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per, Brafs, Pewter, and Lead. Blue dying will be
done in the belt manner, on the mott reafonable
terms at the fame place. Orders for any of the a.
bove articles left the Printing Cince in Ske,6frd,
7oqun will be puuauay complied with.
Marimbarg, June 81, 1891.
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a~'sse a hrfsss sac.
Applications at sxrss,srs ssAi sansizi''T7fsf'
mu, accompanied ia 1 a.I ssi.ssse % tasf
retp.s,ive atn - I'D si.s, 1t she tsas ilx isssiss
died. whois Pssissa they msy saAs~-
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A R ! s. JUNE 2e.
"A DDRESS OR PROCLA MA TON
--4--- OF THE
NATIONAL SSEMBLY
F R A N C E.

"2be NATIONAL AssRMsbI to zse FRENCH.
Nss a GREAT artempl has ;ult been made The
\ National Assembly was the conciuli-
on of its long laoours; the Contribution al
mott completed the tumuis of the Revolution
about to crae and the enemies OF the public
welfare eager, therefore TO acrifcc the whole
nation totheir vengeance. The King and the Roy
al Family were carried off on the eft infant.
When this part Of the Address was read
in the Assembly, there mur,ner Of diff
centenr. The Reporter of the Committee of the
Contribution. in which it had been drawn up, re-
qnelted that it might he heard with attention, and
the members became ilent.
Bnr your Representatives will triumph over all
thee obitaclcs. They Ultimate calmly the extent
Of the duties imPofed upon them The public H.
bsrty thall be ma ntaned; conipirators and laves
afa underftand the intrcPidity Of the French natl
on; and we make, in the name of the zion, 10.
Tenn engagement to revenge the law or die.
Frauee would be free, and The lhsll be 10. 1t
is intended 10 make the revolution rccede but IT re.
-cedes not. Ii is the effect of your will and no.
thing retard its progreis. 1t is necessary to
accommodate the law TO The itate of the Kingdom
he King in the contribution, exercifes the power
of the Royal :anc,iou the DEGREES of the legif.
aive body he is the head of the executive power
aud in that capacity caues the laws to be executed
by his Minifter.
IF he quits his pof5, although carried off a.
gainft his will, the Representatives of the Nation
have the right to iapfy his place. The National
Assembly has IN coneerence decreed, that the zeal
OF isate and the ienatnre Of rhe Miniiters of iuf-
tice, ihall be added all it's DEGREES, to give item
the character Of laws. AS n. order of The King
would have been executed without being counter
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SEAT OF THE MUSES.,
-"<cSb.-
PICTURE OF AFPIC IN DISTRESS.


HK-P!oh help! thou Cop of ehrifiians |!
= 4 Savea mother from deipair,
Cruel qo6a< men fteal my children
COP Of chrittlans hear my pray'r.
From my arms, by force, they've rended,
Sailors drag them TO the iea;
Yonder fail at anchor ridir
Swift will carry them away.
There my fon les pale and bleeding,
Ealt with thongs his hands are bound;
See the ,yran,s how they icourge him,
See his ildes reeking wound.
lV.
See his little filter by him.
Q taking, trembling. how the lies;
Dross Of blood her face be!prinAle,
Tears Of anyuiih fill her eyes.
"
Now they tear her brother from her,
Down below the deck he's thrown,
Stiff with bea ting, through fear flent,
Save Jingle death-like groan.
vi.
Hear the little Daughter begging,
Take ne, av.bi!e men, tor your own
Spare oh fpare my darling brother,
He ! my mothers only ion!
Vii.
See upon the lhore ihe's raving.-
Down the falls upon the fands +!
Now The tears her feil with madnefs
Now The prays with lifted hands
VII.
i am young and ftrong. and hardy,
Hes flk and feeble boy;
Take me, whip NE, chain me, ftarye me,
All my lite III! toll with Joy.
k
Chrittians who S the TOD ye wcrlhip,
Is he cruel, fierce OF good
DOES he take delight il mercyl
Or la ipilling human blood.
al! my poor di[tracted mother,
Hear her ftream upon the ihorc;
Down the iawage Captain itruck her.
Lltelels on The leiscl's floor.
XI.~--
Up his fail, he quickly hoilted,
TO the ocean bent his way
Headlong rlung'd the raving mother,
From high rock in the fta
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pre Of the Turks Commercial dopceurs have
doubtlels been rendered to the Britiih government
by the Porte, induce this interference there is
every probability that they rmN interfere; whe
Their ticeeistuy or uoe, is understandable proipect
is in favor OF peace between the Belligerent powers
without another campaign. There is, however,
very great oppoition in England to RaGan war;.
Some ofthote ideas have been called up which would
have operated againlt the Turks century ago
bar this day, the only object with nations is to
promote their immed,ate ntereit, the iacrihce OF
every other confederation.
Oar allies of France are purifying the work Of re-
formaton--the Revolution is great work and
tho it has been long in hand, we ought to renem-
Der that its objects mmenfe. Nothing lcis than
to ,xetuerate twenty five millions of fouls and this
regeneration has reipect not only to turning this
* millions from darkneis to light, and to tran{-
form them from idolators of the Cbmcb, the Pope and
the G,aud M0ns,7ue, that they may become enc
mics to all 6yee-nur it alto includes the idea of
nihating all fictitious merit, and titles of honor
and nobility founded on luch tallacious ideas-to
which, BY precept, education and habit, the peo-
pie of France have for ferries OF ages been sccuftom
cd and attached-rhis regeneration alto reipects
the mercantile character which the French nation
is to anume and there is no doubt at all that this
great transformation will take pace-but then they
will require time, except POLITICAL regeneration is
like RLECTRlcIrY-whichi indeed ieems to be the
sale.
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GEORG WN, July =.

On Monday Taft, being the appointed day, The
PRESIDENT OF the UNITED STAT Es arrived in
this town; aud We,lueday put the hniihing
hand the location OF the Federal City. Miiun-
derltandlngs had prevailed, after his departure in
March alt ON his Southern Tour, rejecting the
extent OF the lines and fears entertained, that
he might be thwarted i'll fome part Of his deigns,
and be able to obtain a celion of country eqaal
TO the great national object in view But tie mo-
m-nt he appeared. all difficulties vanlihed-fhe
proprietors Of the lands between this place and the
Eaftern Branch, rehgning all narrow CONFEDERATE
ons eheerfuly entered into the necessary bn.ipeis
of making the proper conveyances; which being
completed the utmoti wilhes of the Prehdent, he
then {ubnt1ed 10 the inpec ion ofthe proprietors,
and large number OF gentlemen attending, the
plan of the city, which had For ieveral weeks oc-
euPisd the time and talents Of Col. L 'Enfant, af
fitted BY the Baron dc Graf, and which, with iome
i,nsll alterations, he had determined to adopt.
BY this plan, and the Prehdent's explanations, it
appears that the buildings for the Legislature
De placed on ,nkins's Hill, IN the land of Daniel
Carroll, Efq; of Dlddington, Abous tw miles from
Rock Creek ard about one add quarter from the
Ealtcrn Branch and that the houies of the Pre- f.
dent, ard for the great Depar tnents Of State,
be iitua:ed on the rihng ground adjoining Ham
btsg, within one mile OF George Town, and about
one and a quarter from the honies of legilation--
An arrangement which afforded the mott general
appreciation, iatisfyiDg each nterefed individual.
that his particular intereft was as much coniuted
asa Due attention to public convenienees and the
pnhIic interef, which was the primary object,
would any way warrant.
On 1hurisay the PRECEDENT, with his {ni.e !ct Of
from this town FOR the Scat of Government. lie
goes by the way Of Frederick + own, i'll this irate,
and through Y orli and Lancafter in pennfy van,a.
An advertisement in late London paper hes'us
thus Wanted MAN and his WIFE 10 LIVE
IOGETtlER!!!
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SHEPHERD's-IOWN, '1uly II.

From the Weftward we are informed, that Ge.
eral Scott. who fome time lince vert an expe-
dition aeainit the Indians with body Of $50 vo-
lunteers on hore. back as has been frequently men.
toned has returned, having been 70 far ucceisful
to deitroy three of the Indian towns, and
brought in 80 iralps and 50 priloners, with the
lois Of only Of his
The following melancholy tranfaction took\
place on Tueiday Taft, few miles FROM this town.
Mr.. Abraham Vanhorne and Mr.. John Crane
being i'll company with number of other perfons
in harvelt field, at Mr.. David Camphell's, fome
difpute ariGng between them, rccourfe to blows
was Immediately had, but the former proving too
powerful for the latter, who, finding himielf in a
litu.tion bordering defeat, drew from his
pocket knife, and in MOTT dallardly and barba.
rous manner thrult it into the body of Mr. Van
horne, and wounded him in fuch manner that he
Immediately fell lie then tsAen up and carri-
ed to MIR, Campbells, where he lay in the mott ex-
crucatng pain until Thuridsy morning, when he
expired Crane was frrurcd, and has Gnce been
fately lodged in Martinsburg goal.-The Inquea
which Fat the body, returned their verdict
4u,llfil mnrdls -
In the Court of Se&ons, at Charlef1on S. c. VIII
liam Allen Deas was tried for tie murder of Alex
ander Inglis, Eiq. in duel, when The jury brought
in their verdict not gully.
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M A R Y l. A N D.
RALTIM ORE, Inly s.

Captain Batler, who arrived at New-York on
the z6th ult. from Newry, adyiies, that feet of
z6 fail of the line, under the command of Lord
Hood, was lying at spithead, on the lit OF May,
in complete readines for iea, and only waiting the
hns orders of the Britih Government-thal, on
the sth OF May, there was, in Ireland, the hotefr
prefs, for ttaneIl, ever known in that kingdo m--
and that, from appearance, War would inevitably
take place.
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L A N c A S TER, June *.

Yefte,lay Captain Doyle marched from this
place, 10 join the weftern army, having under his
command corps Of handtome iprighsly young
men as eyer beheld. which, by his own. and off
activity recruited at and near the city Of
Philadrlps, within very few weeks pait.
1t wonld be uneandid in the extreme, not to
knowledge rhe ioltiery department of this officer.
and his whole corps, while here and the city OF
Philadelphia, which place he not long lince left.
A CITIZEN.
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PITTS BUR G H, Inne II.

To the account pubihed in our lair, of the Gsirm-
ifh between the party under the command Of Lieut..
Bukrk and the Indians, we are enabled to add that
party of men went the place the day after the
battle and got twelve wsllcs full of plunder,a rife
gun, and lome other articles, which had been LETT
BY the Indians, and which fold for Fifty three
pounds.
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v I R G 1 N I A.
RIG H M O N D, Iune 90.

R c H NJ Q N D, June 90.
On Sunday the goth Of March lair, Captain Tho
mas Reynolds was killed by the tavases, on his way
from Slate-C Greek Iron Works to Morcan's Station
in Kentucky. 1t may truly be laid that the death
of this young man is only lofs to his relations
and friends, but alto to his country.
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Notice is hereby given to the Public,
i HAT the Manager, of the 81 phe,a's-7oqvz
Ntev Cea,eb Latey, are in hopes of being able to
Commence drawing 1trr7n4 7FHga7y IN z4Vge
nsu Amy who with to become adventnrers, and
are not yet fPplied with Tickets, will peafe to
apply as ipeedily as poeble to ione of the Cen
tlemen who have been employed in the ale of the
Tickets, TO Mr.. JOSEPH M MURRAN.
Shepherd t-707vm, J1y 4, 1894.
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STOLEN, on the 18TH of May lalt,

5 IULEN, on the 17th Of Way 1alt,
from Mount Shy-Townihip. near Suiquehannah,
Pennfy lvania, large bay Mare, IS or IS hands
high, we'll made, or years old, has brand
buch of white hairs in the middle of her tal.trot
and PAGES, and has been ufed work in a Wagon.
Whoever takes up faid Mare, ard will deliver her
at Vulgamots mill, OIL Long Marh, Maryland,
ihal have Three Pounds reward, and ncceGary
charges.
CHRISTIAN VULGAMOT
JuJ 4. 1891.