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y @ V K r, April IT.


report is in circulation, that The roya!ifr &C.
neral Calton in Bitanny, has been killed in an en-
9a2ement with the patriots, CUT into s. pie
ces, and itnt into n.Any French de parments
DECLARATION of GEN DuMOURlER. :
l1aVing learnt HAT fllpicions have been excl i
ted agalntt my Intentions on accornt of pretend
ed connection Guppoitd TO exit between ME and
Philip Orleans, French Prince, too we'll Enown
under the name offEgaliie, and being an&jous to
preierre that titeem Of nlh daily receive the
mott honorable testimonies, take the e4rlct. op-
portul'i'y Of declaring that 1 am gnorant whether
there daily exits all Oriean faction that never
had amy coni4srtlon with the nlnve no Is feppoi-
ed TO BE at Tie head of it, or who is the prctebce
for *; MAT neN,r etleenyd him; and that ince
the fatal epn,h WIZ. he 2unIer tie bonds OF
blood aud ozl'nd5t'a aln!t ali known laws, by cri-
mlnaiiv voting tx ,ne Death Of The unfortunate
lie " a. 2l's S.aum lie declared his o;,iuion
with atrocio~s la'2@dence, ny contempt for him
has bern changed lnto juf1 averHon, which leaves
me go cher dv.re nan that Of feeling HIM delivered
over TO the ievei;y If the laws
Nlth regard 10 lis children, thini; they porsefs
as many virtues as he does vices. They have per-
fect!y ierved ttSlr country in the armies " Ach l
commanded without ever tAewing ambition.
have great friendlhip for the esdet, founded upon
the bet1 heried eitesm, and am certain, that, in
itead OF ever aipiring No mount the throne of
France, he would f. the end of the world rather
than be forced TO it. In lhort DECLARE that if, az
ter The crimes of MS father or by the atrocious re-
fulls of the fons of faction and anarchy he thould
hnd himfet in uch Gtuatiou as to waver between
the virtues which be has hitherto ;hewn, and the
basenets ottahng advantage of the dimal esta{tro-
phe which has plunged the fenGbIe part Of the natl
On and att Europe, in mourning, and that if he
ihou1d then be ever 10 far blinded by ambition as to
atPire at the crown, would devote him to eternal
hatred, and entertain for him the fame contempt
which have for his father.
(Sgnedl DUMOURIER."
FRANKFORT, April 20.
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L 0 N D O N, MAY 4.
Official. Of the Sortie from CaG,

C.Hcldl.-Cf the oortle from CafSei.
Communicated in a letter from Lieutenant General
Schonheld to the Duke OF Brun(wick Lunenburg.
" Yo"r Hghneis has probably been informed by
Major Sehee, of the Artillery, of the late affair Of
the sh according the lateft advces of the day,
and the information obi aimed from the prloners and
deerters from the enemy, their Sortie was depoied
IN three columns competed of at lealt II 900 men.
Their principal ohject of attack was Ketheim and
the grand redoubt ofMalhack VIXEN the enemy fuc
ceeded in penetrating the Helians ight wing in
manner alnoft imperceptibe ; but the 6rmnels of
the Helhans did not permit them anh their de-
vaftatlon the enemy in turn irretriveaby loling
one piece of cannon, while thofe which they nailed
pot ours, may again be rendered ferviceable. The
poll OF Biberlc was alto warmly aisailed as de-
tended by Major Spitnaus, with two companies of
dilmounted Chaiseurs. The enemy left 50 men up
on the ground on their retreat.
&c Our left wing atKoGheip was attacked with !,
or 1000 men and four pieces Of cannon they forced
the gate, bur did NOT long keep poiseflon, as had
no iooner determined upon the mode of a combined
attack han ordered two batalons of my left
wing under General Virtenghofen,ro march againft
them projected by my batteries, On this location
regret the lsls of Lieutenant Borul and fix brave
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A M S T Err D A NJ. Arril r.,


9r the approach OF the Prrigan troops under
he command of general Rombers, the French e>.-
FuAted the whole DItchy OF Deux- Points.
General Outline is polted with his army between
Il and4u and " lrnbourg, according TO authentic in
F1elnae":e, it conlfts only OF e. &C men General
(Nu7nlel, the head Of II 900 +Aultrians and 4oco
k'rosrs OF heGe parrtad1, who clolely purlued
|1hen far Gsrneriheim, has bis advanced potts
lat Verg2ab>rn. AS general de Hoheniohe is APP
'Proarhing 'hroogh the defles of Durkheitn on the
il4c towards Newiiadt, the French will fnd them
felves between two fires, and be prevented both
tronl throwing On entertainments, and from prccur--
ing a9sitance.
W. learn from Antwerp BY letter dated tie
1i'h lnf5art, that courier having arrived there in
the nigA1, between the 8th aud 9Th, the Congrets
broke az, end prince Cooourg and count de Mitter-
nich immediaely qatted thar city, cid the ltad-
'h0lder and MS Ion.n morning. The ienaraton
OF the peronaGca who there aGembed, is az
cr'2~d TO the failure Of the plan formed BY general
Oumourler II i-yor c! a counter revolutions.
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FRENCH NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Letter fran, The national eemmN:3ueu.

~@N''e j 'N"' '"t 'HAf'o'f' ts"". S;oHef1'
=" Valrnciennes, April TO-
&C We inform tie national convention, thar the
enemy are making movements agair!t Coude. They
began TO thew thenielves ye(terday in ieveral CO.
luinns, and appeared as if making preparations for
erecting batteries. cannonade was kept up up
on them tronl the town, during the whole night
They klndled great many fires and we do not
know whether their attack is real or feint but at
Preent all COMMUNICATION between that place and
Valenciennes, is intercepted. We have olt now re-
ce1ved letters from, citizens Chancel chief de br-
gade, aud Lang lois, the temporary comnandant,
which announce the good dipoGton of the garriion,
and the reio!nllon Of the brave folders who COM
pole IT, to defend themirves like true republicans
'' The Auftrian generalient flag of truce by an
officer to general Chauce to tell him verbally that
the Emperor was difpofed to treat favoraby al
tho(e who ihoud acknowledge the fol- French
contribution. The general anlwered verbally, that
he and his brave aarr{on would remain invariably
flhfnl to the republic; that they know how 10 de-
fend thenelves, and that riley would live and, fine
ceGary, die republicans.
e. A good lpirit begins to be re- e(tabilhed among
our troops, and when they are fully undeceived re-
ipecting that traitor Dumourier-when they shall
b. convinced that the decetful and perfdious bait of
that conI,tuon which is held forth to them is ONLY
itratagem of tyranny feduce them and again
1uh]ect the nation to the yoke of the mott odious
deiPotllm, their error will then be changed into
profound indignation, and our defeats into yicto-
gies.''
THURSDAY, APRIL IS.
Letter fran General Damprrye 10 A5e Miree, at 1voy
Vaknfifnues, ApyI IS, 1903.
CITIZEN MINISTER, '|7''
inform you that the advanced guard of the
Breach alny has behaved with the fame bravery as
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G H E n +, Anril 10.

|! is this morning reported thar the Marquis de
"a E4ye1tc died en- thx z.h inltsa1, in the old Dr-
ION il Beflini tie manner OF bis death is variollv
re'ais.. Cas report IS, that tAe sirtory CT the Az
fl l~ns o>er the French at Louyai, being extraya-
9an y eA'ggerattd TO him, was the caule Of his "a
iai Iii"s's the otef is, that the goaer, on diito
Vefin9 per, ink AKA paper in lis apartment, took
tie l'1e.fy Of coufng .i'n in the dungeon, where
IN he unfortunate General lc9, his lnorta! part.
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yeEterday. They were attacked even with more
briknets than yeterday and the Autrians have been
beat. cannot beltow TOO high praifes on the brave
Lamrache, who commanded part Of the van guard
The firing continued from four in the morning ill
eight In Intervening, and tcme moments with as
m1eh VIOLENCE as at the battle of Nerwind. :. .
" The lntrepedi1y of the troops has been very
great and carried even further than the proPoed
end required: Hbe iucce!S Of this day is owing in
part TO the ingenious manner in which General La
roche threw up his amendments aud TO iixteen
FOUNDER placed in fach Gtu4;icn as to do the great
cit potlble injury to the enemy.
&C lie Aultrians have been driven as far Is ST.
Armand.
logned)
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B r u S S Ell S, April Il.

On the 'Ith, la1h and 3th feveral bloody actions
have taken place in the environs Of Condo and Va
Ieneiennes, in which the French found to give
way, which was not, however, done but with the
mott obitinate reliance.
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Y ] + N n A. ApriI X

His TnPefiaiAI3j4I, HIS feut orde 10 TIE prince
OF oaxs Co'"u1s to lend hi'h@r undsr proper Ell
cert, he French gsneralb 'urecnvil, his Adutant,
and the members otthe French national convention,
now fate pr.loner3 His m4j}t.y has farther 81
Ger who commands this ticolt, TO h.It at the lait
polt before Vienna, o,traul:.it Official notice to
tic Auic cnunei! Of var q the arrival Of tie pri
ionet>. We are WE: assured that they will be i'm
prllon-l in the fortress OF Spislberg in MoraYiz.
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FRANKFORT, April rs.

i HE French have made an Eruption into Swift
teriand and Brundrudt, and leyeral towns, beides
thc canton Of Soleure, are now IN thtr hands
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a K 5, A,riI's.
Yefterday Ave determined pe,i"ns went cut Of
Paris who had fworn to arrelt Dumou1ier or to
hi him.
General Outline writes, that he has been betray-
ed by Gen. Newlns@r that by treachery and the
cowardiee Of part Of his army, he has loft deci-
live baFle on the Ana. Gen Newinger is gone to
tie enemy, who have feized the greater part of
the artillery. Gen. Outline has left garriton at
M4yenne, and has retired to Landau What adds
TO thee rev nlsiortunes is, that the army Of A'ol-
ees has been abandoned BY that of Moiec.
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SATURDAY, APKIL 20.
HE Con:n'iloners el!t to La Nende, announced
rev defeat Of the rebels, who lott above thou(and
men killed. among whom wereLak ocLefoucaul1 and
for.
q letter ofCen Lamorlier was received from The
Connlihoncrs at Lille mentioning the return and
good dfpodtion ofthe troops from Breda and Ser
truydenburg The Comnlloners reported, from
Information Of a PrulG4n folder, that Dumourier
was wa, guarded i" fgh's with irons on his legs and
The Con,mune of Paris, !ad Duperat, has iufi
declared tleE III ft4te Of iulurrec;on agaiall the
Convention.
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~hf RACES al &@raE.t.rf will commence e.
8sse-4} thr tcesad cay at q. s.Bsv uext. IL
@Hteh LAY ~tt 1e faa tar @*er ! h9F e6ufte near
ms to~u. thF Jocktr 1tes FUs's ~ FORTY
1C3NEA1, ice oaty Ter abr Aleaocrs a the
LIB !. heas foar nttos each aera hofies carrying
,5@o. ix yea" ed -. hee'yeAfs old les; foar
trafs Old 9s. aad thfee years cid feather 49, ~
hore ~fl1 oe prrmtt1td to TART euIsts the rider -
dfe4e9 Ia a tssG ga>@et 51ekcy-c4P and half boots
1mt MANAGERS
o. Ih4r@y tie following d.s IS ia he run tor
oseF The iafhr eoorir. TOYS Fuasa og THlR1 l.
POUNDS, Aa1asa money, tfFe tor any horie.
mare etIding. except ne SHINING horle the pre-
esdieg day. shFrs nile hrses. esrr~iaa weisht
agreeable 10 the roles u the Iocrar Gus
On trs4ay following. haF4biomp gm#hHake
PuRrs fre+ - aaoxe, ex1eps TIE t~o iunpa horts.
-@s.A araa eaEAY tes ntls he@H.
ELQkkN-k 9AHoNY.
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aanofg ary terms with Fraast, The Other Fsrry,
vaaiengy 4serle ~ svefv pftatars whieh had any
likelihood q bringing 30; <sa@F~~~ Thr farmer
parry e5aiii4ft OF rbs nois traaals and rnhshssned
Hfa - The Kingdom. who tpreIaw the dangers
~Al-h ~3~4 arits 50 thar Country II cafe that
Fraa<s tr'aaFhe3 over her euthsiss $3.50 The kinT -
uta@l sgir'ted oP ~ ift d Goart hnioss lerking
places SD pfftefHenF. ~ho Alv=ys ltana q bestsr
eaanee " Ger ras+*' 10 teF Ne war than "a qeace1
#4s hffo~oelat aa~sais Fecssssng the proportions
~haca fr4nte hA4 fecrntiy &aat. wth regard
det4ehlug England lroa tsr coordination ii defpots
lraEaed aeant her--s tsroHa PARIS IN rhe Caitueg
"eff tora gthefsl P~e8a>aUta 4aaofe thr powefa IL
~ar--9e' ,ArY ~efe oAsr r-Ie4 es thc Aag aa4 iLe
AaalHrr Nf F1t
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THE CAPITAL Is II proerethon, The
so4Eh h4(t Cgraer - Set kspt yasa8t, thar CotHrr
Stone - - laid. @sth tae aalfaEse q the evn+
thefhao1. the 18Th Ialt4nt IT hots Ct che 1rsft
however diiPers'd respected &c leia tie wor<
fhe losmaity i expected to eqaaf ~ oecafer .-
Tn~ preceding d4v the ale Layt u ghe City g2m-
ura-es. the lnA4bisants oa both IIes Of rot9~n4ck
~til aetead tbelr luttrrh-~thclrs aua thas as
tar Uaioa arc TIC tsms--The ara Story 8f The
Hotel j. txPestsd 90 t. Up Ivy fhst tiue all taa
LOTTERY for thar elegant banding = 81 be- then draw
log ham>era are eApesgrd froas th- extreme fArf.
olth- Constarnt. .n3 II aasare be.stv aa8 Es1s4isw
1ar rirsle. thxy ~lll ar ernt4he8
~ me 8ahagt-rtv W. tas. W. af Naklh-t@e
arr ren4tkaaly healthy
4gst "a.
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WAEREAS Eizabcth Cambcll, wife
o. he ta6i.rioer. BIS lsit mt bed and board. and
Psandered mf hoair 40 my aafense this thstelorr
" 70 caution al Prrtons agnrtt dealing wIth her
or tfaiH2s heF % Ht @@eoanr. - ~ii pay ao
debt "a 4eg contracting amer rhis dane
JOHN CAAiBElL
E~*t n ga
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= TICF
tTTHE Members of The Epifcopal
~a3rsh tor TIE Par.fh af N,k..~~ ia thr Iosntv II
betl7. ar- rrqsr4f-d Is meet i Aa,a-gb.-, III \.
tatJs7 s-ts. iafsaaf. anlef eseraite r.1a tboal1
Pfetent sa @h.a safe the meeting @iIi bc held thr
h~At f'tf i .>ra3as excepted ier the pufpols II
ftr>'ta#A @erv and to take iafo confederation
ataef sa5ts asf te#Hris fsirest,nF tie fs&Choreh
PHILIP PFNDLt TON ! Church
JOSEPH >"EARiNCEN ! walden,
te o ~
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The Cvcricers of he Per Oh the VIE
SIDE Of 0pcekrn, Ia the Cosaty Of Berkeley. h4vs
appointed 70 fnret Il rhe hsuir oil Es5rvF Hk~srhs.
iu The town Of t1arf'ssSsr shs iait Saturday II
thAs mouth. All peysaus concerned are 1eErtd I'D
akten8 Per rrdsr
RoRERT C0ckBUPN. ca O. p.
Seat = 'oaA
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PHIL ELPH1A, June "a.

y AbRrad effnrfber Es,oteaA intelligence
A feet of 6 ibips of war have failed from Ferrol
in Spain, cruize again(t the French in the Medi
terrauean.
Admiral Goodall's fquadron mas taken 16 vefsels
from Marlelles and Certc, and ient them for Gil
bratar.
The combined army which had invefred L1c,
under Gen Clairfait, has quilted its petitions in
the neighbourhood of that place, i'll order TO ad'
vance againft Condo and Vaencennes
The bombardment of Mcntz begun the 10Th CT
April.
A letter from Gen Dampierre, of the 18th April,
informs the Convention, that his army had gained
comfortable advantage over the Auhrians-who
were driven as far St. Armand. The letter is
dated ar Valencennes. Gen. Damplerre 8 aid de-
camp Informed the Convention, that mifonder-
ftandng prevailed in the combined army.
A letter from the Commissioners Outlines
my ftates, that the troops renewed the oath to die
for Lberty-and that they burnt with defre
gage the enemy. In the fitting of the 10th April
the Convention decreed. that the petition Ggned by
The commune of Paris, is calumnlous, and ordered
copies ofthe decree to be ient the departments.
The decree of accuiation agalnit Marat was
dop1ed.
Marar is in the Abbays prifon, and Egalite is ient
TO Marfeilles-Britsot, Zergniaud, Potion, Genfon-
ne, Gorfat, and leventeen others, were mPeached
by the 48 (ections on the 18th April. The
bined powers Unfit on placing the Dauphin the
throne as preliminary any treaty with France.
Savoy is evacuated by General Kellsrman-the
my of Outline is 10000 itrong, and is ported
Candelle, Langhterburgh, and on the heighths Of
Weifsenburgh ~-The French have invaded owitzer-
land and have taken Soleu:e-One of Outlines aids,
Coquebert. alter aecnfng that General OF being
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NEW-YORK, Iuuc &c.

Laft Thurfday arrived here the brig Maria, Capt.
Henry, in IS days from Jcromee. with leveral paf
f;nsers. When the Maria left Jeromee no conhr
NATION Of taking Of Martinie.> or Gn,,dsoore had
teen received. OF Cape Nicola Mole iroAe; a
French a and frjgates, on croi1e Saw 10 ether
armed veAels ner pai{dge. =
Captain Clap, who arrived here yei5erday in Is
days from Aux Cages informs, thai in coming oul
he law two French thips Of the line, and five fri
gates; they had taken Jamaica ihlp OF 900 toms
had taken iene, and cleared the coaft of all the En-
glib pryateefs. An Engih ffi2ate OF ~ guns is
probably taken, as ihe was near them
Capt. Kimbail, who arrived at NewburyPort,
from St. Enftatia, the aeth nit. Informs that lee
of fail of the line had arrived from England and
50 gun lhip and TWO frigatos from GIbralter,
with troops. That when off Gnadaloupe, he was
boarded by Britih crulfer, which treated them We
ry i'll, and pnadered them Of money, piitois, &c
but by the aiftance Of another cruiier, they reco-
vered the money hut nothing ele-While, they were
on board Capt Kimball's velfrl. they threatened
the life of him and his mate. After both cruiiers
left him, the hrfr one endeavored TO come up with
him again, which obliged him TO RON in under the
fortrefs Of BaAeerre, from which they received ie-
veral fires, and Thought beft to keep Of
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y NIT ED ST A T E S.
B O S T o N, Iune is.

At the date of our European accounts, the com
bned armies were hourly augmenting But they
were not in a fate of very active operation,
renting themelves with few ileges and bloekades.
The mott official accounts fay, tnat the Prince Of
Cobourg was waiting for the Junction of the whole
of the forces, which are to attack France at the
fame time, in order to make grand onier. The
different corps to be difpoed as follows The
principal army commanded by the Prince de Co.
bourq, to conGft entirely of Aufsrians; Count
Clairfayt head the PruI'ans, Joined TO corps Of
Inbberiaiirts and the Duke of York to have under
his orders the Ergliih, Dutch, aud Hsnoverians.
The corps Of Prufhans ti"t was u"der Prince Ere
derrick Of Brunwicl, were advanced from Dutch
Brabant into the Netherlands, aud formed part of
fbe Gordon on the French frontier. They had ia
ken po{seihon 81 the tmal1 towns of 1-annoy, Tur
coin, and aoubaix, where they were preparing for
,he attack Of Life, in which there is garriion Of
40 go men, vHo have made leveral iucceisfu fall
lies. Accounts from Life, dated the 17lh April,
fate it to be f,rrounded on all hdes. Coude was
fill invaded. bur noPlaee has YET surrendered to
the allied army. II ieems to be their intention. to
enter Rance by Landr4~:y and ST. Clinton.
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the happiness. peace and liberty of the world. We
cannot conceive that Heaven will abandon people
thus engaged in CONTEXT, the favourable iIue of
which, the welfare of millions is (uipended. Clouds
and darkness may Preieur envelope t1e political
hemilphere but ere long the Sun of Freedom will
arlle, and ditllpate the itorm that ieems now 10
threaten this rlng Republic. Ameritam knew how
to coadole with their French brethren, in sheir
troubles> ha experienced the vicii5uees OF or
tnne-we know the dire effects of vllanous in
trigues and ralterous conlpiracies. Ever ANNA.
ted with the jgans6 Of 0Hr faa, felt eoufdeuee in
the protection ct heaven, and amid ereateft Diff
alters, we continued re(olute in oppofng our enc
mics Never discouraged, we purified our mealures
with frmneis, and finally obtained the Peace Ii
berty, and independence of our country.
E:rtrGG Of s!:<y from Ntqv Orleans, dated <A.,Y7,
" am informed thar the Americans are allowed
to bring their produce down the Mfilippi to this
place, paying duty Of per cent which was for.
merly IS, aud i'll fome cafes H."
General oaMtierrs. HOW commander in chief of
the French army, had the title of Count before the
Revolutlon His father was Marquis of tie 6r(r
and mott ancient mobility in Champagne His "a
mlly and thar OF Brienne were very Intimately con-
nected, the archbihop of Sens and the Earl ST Bri-
enne his brother were, the one hrlt minilter. and
the other mnlter of war in 1857.
He was elected Prelident of the Department, de
PAu5e i7qo, and entered into the army in the
ginning OF the When lie was told two
months ago. that his army was attacked near AK
la-ChaPelle, he cried out, "Wel, well, 70 much
the better, we ihall gather laurels.'
He is about a. years old Of ftrone con[lituti-
on, very active, calm, aud undaunted in the midft
Of danger.
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MARr1NsBuRe,y%Ju July /.

The intelligence from the (eats of war in Europe
is competed Of variety of accounts of ikirmthes,
petty actions, marches, counter marches, projecti-
on Of feges, and uncomfortable retreats and advan-
ces. The balance in this current is againft
the French but the whole is too unmportant to
ju(tify detail. The public are looking for, and
expecting, events of the 6rfr magnitude.
In conlequence of the late failures in England and
Scotland, and the ftagnaion Of public credit it is
frated that upwards of one hundred and fxy tbo<aud
men, women aud children, formerly employed in
rhe cotton manufactures in Scotland have been
dlmised and in great dittrels-ths, it is laid,
may be relied on Il
Although the prefent Gtuation of France
difagreeable alpeA, we cannot bur allure ourielves
that the eauIe of freedom will hually Prevai-lt is
the " CAUSE OF MANKIND on which depends
The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1793-07-01

900 FrlZeS, 1893 IS q
600 Blanks and 900 Prizes.
The necessity of a Market-Houfe is we'll known
to the inhabitants of this town ana vicinity; NUM-
Der Of the farmers have frequently fpofen in favour
of it, therefore thought ii MY duty being cit-
of this plaza, to a7t ALTO to erect the fame,
if granted BY the wellwiIhers If the undertaking.
can alto alsure the Public, that fad building may
be fully completed within three months, the la
bourer, the merchant and tradefman, will purehaie
tickets-the hrft will take fone tickets in part pay,
the merchant will give nails. iron, or any other
goods, for tickets to pay off the workmen, and the
tradefmen employed will alto take their quota
The building will Immediately be commenced,
foon there is appearance of the tickets telling
off, which there is doubt. My companion i'll.
Office, Mr.. Me/st Collins. aud myielf, will dlfnfe of
the tickets about the country, &c. A plan of the
building is in the hands of Mr.. I5,Aiam Skinner,
alto in the hands Of JOHN SIiOBtR.
N. B. After deduc,ing all cxpences for faid
building, and there ,hal any balance be remaining.
the fame fhall be appropriated for further public
buildings.