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The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1797-04-20
MnwIIIIe

TT has been ofren fa;d by the Petition Gentlemen,
themieives, that they laid out bet ween three and
iour thouiand pounds in certificates, for land war
rants-iay three thouiand-this, at zsl. per hun
dred, mutt have purchaied them 1000 of land
warrants thele certificates they purchaled ar as
in the pound flor at The time they purcbaled they
could be got for hatl therefore every 400 acres Of
land warrants colt them only ri. ipecie, at
which rate their IL 700 colt them only seol
in ipscie. They prayed the Legislature 10 give
them the jfap aa-0sat with fer cent intereft Now
underitand their meaning by JaN aren't to be 15.
in iPecle tor every z5l in :ei'ttaies, which they
had laid out, 70 that had they have iucceeded in
their petition, the public wohld have had to have
paid them for every 200 acres of land warrants
which they had purchaied at the above low rates,
and colt l6o. tcalculating iAserelt for 10 years.
which is the time elapted Gnce they commenced 15ey
Irf1h7toa') and for the 10000 acres 4osol.-add TO
tnls the colts and charges which they prayed for,
we will fay at leat 5soi. will make spool. in the
whole Thus theie gentlemen, for 35ol. which
they had laid out a venture. expected to receive
eft of the public 5sool. Each mans venture was
iI5l. 13s. 4d-tor which he was 10 receive
1891 os. Sd,-lhis is turning billings inro pounds
and hundreds oto lhouands, by the way OF tax
upoh the people, with vengeance!
TRUE CALCULATOR.
I HAVE lately obierved in yoar papers, pieces
L hgnarured a" Ploughman," Astounding with the
mott virulent abule, iliberal reflections, and un.
meaning calumnes, agahit of our candidates,
that have ever met with in the public prints
know not the man who could be 70 ignorant, bale,
Prottitute and Infamous and let him be who he
may it will be Better for him to keep himIelf till
concealed behind his mak, for if ever be The WIS his
face TO the world, he mutt initantly become an oh.
Ject OF public fcorn, and eternal uamy mutt follow
him wherever he goes. MIR. Dixon has ALWAYS
borne good character; have never, until this
bale calufnniator came forward, heard any thing
di'refpecfuf of him but the de4ign of this man,
mutt be obvious to the Iealr dicernipe; he is the
vie lnitrument of a vile intriguing dehgnjng par
ssy' that wihes to fend Mr.. Boyd to the assembly,
De 1t right or wrong and becaufe Mr.. Dixon is The
only one among the candidates who can interfere
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s.5w loudly they ear complain Of The proceedings in
Our courts, and at the fame time with how little
j,llt!ce.
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In CHANGER 7.

John OFerral conplt. 4s Patrick M'Afree, deft.
4 HE defendant Patrick M.Atree, NOT having
entered his appearance agreeable 10 an act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and If APP
pearng the fatisfaction of the Court that he is
ror an inIabitant of this commonwealth, the
motion Of the complainant, by his council. it 10 Or
dered, that the defendant do appear here, on the
GRIT MONDAY after the third Tuefday in March
uext aud an,wer he bill Of the complainant, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inherited in
he Virginia Gazette, for two months fuccetIiVely,
and publlhed at the CHURCH door in the parilh of
Norbourne, on fofae Sunday Immediately after d.
vine rervce, and alto at the door Of the Court
Hou(e Of the fad County.
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LIE w is M 90 E,

Formerly of Berkeley County, Virginia, now of
Maon County, Kentuckey,
Respectfully informs the Public, thar he has opened
A TAV E R N,
n T Linleitone, and keeps horfes to hire. He
N is appointed by the Court Of Mafon County,
to keep the public Ware houie-gentlemen ftoring
with him, may depend onahe itrcselt attention be-
ing paid. Travellers going up the river may be
uPp'ied with proviIions, &c.
Dec. z, IS.
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yN7 EiEREAS in November lait, bought horie
w from certain Eli Clinton, for which gave
him my note for eighty dollars due the hr" OF
March He warranted the borle 10 De found, which
he is not therefore ferewarn all pertons from
,alino an Alignment faid note, tor am deter
mined not TO p1y it, unleis tonptlled by law.
WILLIAM PARK.
Jamay to, 81.
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TO BE SOLD.

nNE Hundred and Three acres of Land lying
~ on-the Shepherds flown road, and ad Joining
the Warm Spring road, about midway between that
and Martiniburg there about S. acres cleared,
the remainder very well tinsbered, The whole under
good fence; there is a good log honfe, barn, and
out houies, an orchard of 1co apple trees, and fe.
veral Others of peach cherry, &c. we'll Of never.
failing water near the houie, and as good land as
any in Berkeley county. 1t is. an excellent trand
for tavern or other public bufines. For particu-
lars, apply TO the fubfcriher, on rbe premes..
p. JOHN VANANSDALE.
Jan. 5, 81.
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=. Ii perfons having any demands aeanft tb'
Il s(tase OF Martin HsIm. late e Be- kSlF>
County, deed, dshred to bring in thsir ae-
counts for et|ement; and all 'ho'e jhebted 30 rhs
laid eltste, req,efted to make immediate pay
ment to the fubtcriber, as The is determined on a
BARBART HELM, Admr'x.
1anuary IQ, e.
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NOTLCE E.

rT7HERE are number of Gray Hogs that have
been with the ubIcriber ilnce ,alt july the
owners are dcred come, prove property, pay
charges ard rake them away, or they will be ioid
as tbs law directs.
WILLIAM BOYD.
.Jaa4ar se, 81
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20 Z S Il L E,

T. LOT in the town of M4rtnburg, dlttinguih
Il ID ia tic Plan of aid town oy No IS; there is
n, noroven snt on laid lor except that 1t Paiied
io Aay person inclinlng TO pnrchate the tame
may Anow the terms by applying TO Mr.. James
/ ,Wfon, in Ma,tiniburg, or TO Ing noicrioer' In
" '0o''0''' ALEXANDER POLLOCK,
Admr. OF games i. Pollock, decd
January 49, 81
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Il IL perfons having any demand by note, bond
I or oberwiie, agaiuft the eitate OF Martin
Slip, late of Berkeley County, deceaed, are delr-
ed to bring in their claims, regularly atteited tor
te1tlement and all thoe indebted to the fald Ell
rate, either b. bond note, o. book account are re-
eneGed to maj Ike immediate payment, that hnal
a5iuftnsnv of the faid eftate may take place, as
30 further indulgence will be gwen.
IOHN ard FREDERICK SIlP. Executors.
Jan. IS.
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TO BE SOLD,
At Public Anctioa on the premiies, on the frlt
day Of February nsxr,
The Saw and Crit Mill, belonging TO
the ubieriber, Gtuste Opeckop- Creek, in this
County, to which viii be laid off one hundred
Of land adjoining about OF which is prime
bottom; aboat four aundred pounds current mo-
ney matt be paid in nand, Two hondred and fly
pounds on or before the frtt day of April next.
j he'e payne to be made to Philip pendle-
ton, Etc. Attorney at Law, who upon the receipt
thereof viii releale all his right thereto. The re-
hdue the purchaie money will be received at four
annual payments, for which honda and approved
iecnri'y nioit be given. Immediate poseaion will
be given. and an indiiputable title made the pur
chaier, by
JOHN DANIEL.
Berkeley County, Virginia, January I, 81.
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LAND FOR SALE,

cF-HE Sub(criber wi,hes 10 fell, tract of Land
4 adjoining the town he now lives IN, cohIarn-
ing Iii acres on which there is good dwelling
houie, tmeak houie, large itone barn. young or
ehard planted there about 100 acres cleared,
and under good fence, 20 acres OF which are excel
lent meadow, and go more can be maze at imail
expence, and watered by neveF'fafiing lprInS j
there Fan excellent ipring very Convenient to The
dwelling houie the wood land we'll timbered,-
Alto. imaIl tract adjoining the above, containing
about 81 acres 80 acres clear, 10 OF which are tx
celent good meadow there are OIL this tract good
dwelling ,hou=, pring, fprng houie, tables, Tome
fruit trees. and garden pailed in !; the whole un-
der good fence An indilputabe title will DC made
the purchafer.
The ublcriber will Tell on liberia! terms, all his
ftock in trade conh!tng, perhaps, OF as genera
an assortment Of C GODS as any in this County He
will alto fell or rent The itore houfe, ware. houle
and LOT, on which they tand, which is good iltu
alton tor buineIs. For gerns OF iale, respecting a.
oy of the above property, appl. to ,;.
Mddletown, Cd Jan. 81.
THE Subscriber earneltly reque@ts all thoie who
have any demands againit him, or even The leait
pretention. TO a claim, to bring them forward as
oon as ponihle for iettement and all thoie in
deoted TO The iubicriber by bond note, CT open ac
count, are requef1ed to come forward and pay off
their REFLECTIVE balances. Thofe who have open
accounts, and cannot clofe them BE- payment, are
requefted 70 in and give their obligations,
before the frft day of March next; thoie who do
choofe TO comply with 10 necessary and on
able requet the latter, mutt not e1Peer any in
diligence. ", W.
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= o E S a L z,

FoR SALE.
A hand{ome young lorrel STUD, i6
hands and half high, riGng years old, IN good Or
der. For further particulars, apply 10 the idbicfl-
Der. in Marti nsburg.
Jan. lS.
{ Or will take one or two apprentices to the
Tanning Buneia, from fourteen to tsventeen years
of age
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L o N D 0 N,

AHgyaa9. Yesterday arrived the Paris papers Of
the 2Ah inf
The licentiouinefs of the pre(s, which every day
becomes more dangerous from the inceisant warfare
carried non by the different factions, by means of
rlacards till engages the attention of the Council
of Five Hundred, and it only waits for the report
Of the committee appointed to nyeltigate that fob
ject, to enact law which may put end to thofe
icandalous ahufes with which the walls of the me-
troPols age hourly covered, and to the violence of
which each party isin IT'S tnfn expofed. -,
The terms of the treaty concluded with Portugal
tsvs Been ratified BY the Legislative council. The
committee apPofntsd 10 exataite this Treaty are
itased to have had al interview Will Taleyrasd
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VIENNA, Aupuft q.

VtfILSINA, fAuSutl g.
Aecordns TO the iatetr and mott zutbettic &C.
Counts from Italy, the French have not vet made
any preparations TO give up Msntna 10 the Auftri-
ans reinforcen'euts are, In conieauence, continu
ally marching TO our army in Italy Palma, Nuova
and Psichiera have been pct in formidable ftate Of
defence by the French. and more artillery has been
lent by them TO Verena, Ferrara, &c.
The report that the defnt:ye peace between
France and Aultria is already Gened, is entirely
nnfounded, The negotiations al Cdina, between
General Clarke and Count Mcerfeldt, proceed very
lowiy; and, on account of leveral difficulties that
had arilen. nearly at ftand. To remove thele
application has been made to the Directory at Pa
ris.
We are afsured that all obftacles which we're in
the way ofpeacc removed, to tbs fatisfaction
Of our court, and that the French directory has de-
clared in the mott friendly manner, that .nfunder-
itanding hone has delayed the negotiation.
1Sagae I6 General Buonaparte has invited the
Marquis de Gallo so continue and conclude the ne
gocatons for peace, in copf qpence of which he
ye{terday iet CT for Udina-The Emperor has,
hswever thought proper to Join with him Baron
Degelmann who was envoy Bale, M, Nan Hoppe
ecretary of Baron Thugnt, who have both fet out
for Dd'na with the Marquis. We/now entertain
hopes, that the dehnitive peace VIII oon be Ggned.
General Buonaparte was Gkewi(eD expected at Udina
from Milan.
Count Cobenzi, who lately arrived here from
Petersburg is TO go to Life, and is expected TO
fet out for tina, place Monday. This may be
coaGaered additional proof of the intimate
connection there is between he negotiations carry
ing Life, and thofe in Italy. Until now it
was Believed that Count Cobenzi going to the
Copgrefs for the peace of the empire, or ellie to
Udiua.
The fame courier likevife brought difpa,ches
relative the negotiation in Italy. Had it not
been for the moderation and prudent conduct of our
plenipotentiares it is probable that the negotiate
would have been abruptly broken Of, as Buona-
parte had potitivey ip{fted on the concelEon of
certain points. The Directory has, however, now
declared that ipch notifications iha be ado pied
will remove all difficulties.
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- - "a =
your INTRODUCES tea fhe without faisnood, what
we are to DO, Tor we are informed me Americans
nov 3coh,ing 10 Msrk on' Hee'. sno ta*e pos
f.''on OF oar Lands. 1t TINS Is true, ] carrot an
I@rr so RE conirenenees our nrofhers the sbach;
tags stespo more dhpoied to admit them than we
are for my farr, am leader OF my marion, and
will'ay down my ne 10 prove TO them that my
mentfops were good IN ioilciting them In yonr
favor. r
~Amwer. Tell me II may 'retarn to my nation,
TO aP,eae the torpelts OF their Hnds. Shalt tel,
tlenl he ts.k o. ABsfieans is tsi,shood. Shall r
aisuts opr warriors, DOR children and our women,
thar Our fig viii a'~ays wave ever your lands, or
tell them TO prepare TO die 7
.-1-f'l - --------tsss' ~sorS sss'----- - <
The following is the ani~er to the ABOVE 'peech,
lent Ny exPres from Nsw-ofleAns.
BRorHLR, 4
~
HAVh read tire talk witch yon nave ADDRESSED
IN the name ct your ns'ion 70 the commandment o.
the tori OF The Chiekaaw tius1s, and make nahe
10 an!"er T., 10 nndeceve you, Tor my neare is at
HctedSat !eeiug yoa and your people in icrrowa
For upwards Of I've years inee The great KING lent
me to THIS countrywide Ked men haye always ceeh
near my heart: have been 'neefsantly employed 10
rendering them happy. Ogslaycabe, remember me
efforts made tn re-un!te all the nations "n'en
dwell between the Ohio aat the Great Wather' IKE
the hen which ASSEMBLIES her chickens, and covers
them WITH her wlags when Ire perce'yes the oirds
y P'NJ '.'''~""e' '>'fs'N sN~'A ~,
tire chiefs OF 'he Choektaws, Creeks and Chrokees;
fetoileet all that do to 'ean sn me whole OF 'heie
nations IN peace The copnlsis have gwen them
tor 'helr .n'n,e 'atsty. Your own nation Tue
Chick aiaws, although the ait 70 ,ten tome. nave
been attentive to my voice and faithful 70 tneif pro-
miles How the" can 1t be Ro'hbie that ihoulo
abandon thens .-.
Brother, and YOU Grave Ch'fksiaws, open your
es's l'i'en ana oetieYs Wnen received 'He !,ea,
y which You tPoSs OF 70 me ogiayasane' ava TO-
The great King powerful monarch 70" VINO arc
JpA zee ,se,f, yoa nave rways eosrheu ana pfo'ee;
ed The kea msn vino are as numerous y your DOM
nsohs as the ifs9s IN me armament WI you aoan
don thoie woo gwen between the o'io ano Toe
Efess water. mo- fepi'e1 the great monarch
VIII nsvef'snahoon mem VIII never ",'nefa"
me arm .nae proves ro,eI.s men ne Nn'eSa,s~s'
SnoeSta~a .oo I!eeSs are l'ee u" 'op, iie ianus
~h'an they ,nhaot are the'fs' ana WI. never i1,
,r y, "ei'' 20 &c 60 VI 'ne'i asa'ic loi VIII
ne i,ne OF oeiaaFea,'o' w"o' Is ~ spa's'e my
'fa1es from .hoe OF zoe laner,eahs' ht{ner lees'os
nor eheroaeneS o" shs property " 'ne '>s' ii'en
is ony inc nounoary oe'wIfh 'he spaha'us ana Tue
h'neficans' "po can ns'hsr Guy ianss rom me
kso nAen nof oo,,o 'e's vi 'he' o.so"o 'he ''''s
9at man os "'a' he's ~ Nne' We nase ~ ~
'"e '"H' 'ue 'ius awe fl''e' nan
.rane ano 'opp,y lug ~ n,sn H' ,;rl; ,"y
'J -, .tI: Y II - -, 49,
am 49,. ts ~. -. a:o"' 60 "nna
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VENICE, Aogurt Z.

Letters Brought by the Iait courier from Leghorn
announce, The I'M ortant intelligence that opsnih
vesel had arrived there from Barcelona, bringing
advice that admiral arviss FIRE ihiPs had irceeeded
in burning the Spanlh feet in Cadiz barbour, con-
fitting OF IS hps--the Bng,ilh aeet stewards en-
tered the port, made hsnisiyes matters Of the city,
after ihort bon, bardnent, sad had landed twenty
two thorfand men. great number oflettera Fl ON
Legsiorn, received Immediately atter the arrival OF
the Spaoh Vessel confirm this intelligence 70 inf
nitely prendicial Spain and the conieq OF
which is lnpol1ible TO calculate
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categorical snfwer, and declared, BY order Of his
msielty, thar he would find himielf obliged to re-
commence isoftiities, ii Mantus not reftored
the touie OF Auftria. This declaration being deli
berated Upon, Bsrrss declared, that he would have
Martua, that be ihould never cede Mantua. The
queftion was put, snd the majority declared. that
orders thould be given reoommence hoisilities ;
but Carnot delivered an n!pre five fpeecb, in which
he dweit with great enphalis on the incalculsble
evils and difaftrous CONT auepcts which could not
but reiult from this determination. He declared,
that 44se reeei. of Hrs colleague, we'll as his own
houd be inherited in The minute and tn he would
Immediately proceed TO the legislative body, inform
ii OF what had pafsed, and make at ergth known
to The nation thole members of the directory who
wibed for peace.
This firm and inripid conduct intirnidased Bar
ras and Rewbels the reiolntion was repealed, and
the treaty Of peace fgned.
Aagm ~ We are ASSURED that the peace has
been hgned hy the emperor. 1t is added in iupport
of this important intelligence. that the courier who
brought be account arrived two days ago, and that
the directory imgydiately ASSEMBLED that three OF
the directory refufed ratify the treaty that the
courier was on the point Of letting Of with the or
der recommending hol.ilites, when the two other
directors dered their protst to be inferred in the
RICHTER Of the deliberations. This demand terri
fed the three Others, who caafed the departure Of
the courier TO be iufpended. 1t is-not known what
reiolutions have been ince adopted.
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From the late hour at which the French papers
arrived, we have no opportunity Of afcertaining
the truth of this intelligence; therefore trani-
late the article literally leaving readers to de-
eide for tbemfelves. LEclais, of the z9th Infant,
has the following article: ..-"-,-
"The Redacteur does not confirm. the news which
we gave yelerdsy, of fgning Of the preliminarles
new. was Communicated to Us by iueh Respectable
members ST the Council Of Elders, that we cannot
fill avoid believing it,"
Perler,, however. after mentioning the news
fsys. " there is moi Hing true probable in It, ex-
eeps tie denre which fpeculators had to 'raile tho
niea;ptions, By ,fdtpriGns the ersdulity of lone
writer's to inpof: on the public"
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Perigord, the minifter for foreign stairs, brfots
they made their report, in the coprfe of Which,
they expressed their idrprife him az the; Pesrs
with Portugal having preceded ,h.. with Great
Britain. The minter is iaid to nave snfwerers
that it wsa in pnriuance of the fsfte,n adopted b
the Directory TO detach England from The olhe' CO.
alelced powers; bur that notwithstanding the DIFF.
hculties which he had to iurmoupt, he. did not
doubt of being able treat desnitively with that
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The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1797-04-20
State Papers.
DOCUMENTS

Which accompanied the message of the FreGaent of
the United States to both Honies of Congres,
Janusty 70 1897. ,
Later 10 MIR. P1NckNEY Mmiesr Pimpotentiay Of Ike
Uuiled Sta1s, THE Fssaea 2fpat:K.