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The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1797-02-02

ALEXANDRIA, January z8.


Hamburg Papeyt to The 1871 Of ho0embsr haVe ben re.
eeivea BaAimoye 9be foAozping appear to be tas
1gF prominent ariicLef.
That the lmp-riai(ts were making the mott vi
gorous preparations to bombard Runingen, and
demollih all the Notifications at that place-That
the Auitrians had approached 70 near to kehi with
their batteries as Il only TO Are into their town,
but alto into the Notifications Of the bridge and on
the 5riige itelf ard that the inhabitants of Kehl
had received orders to remove with their fleets TO
Straiburg, as that place would be demolihed-that
head quarters of The Archdnke Charles were at
Oftnburg hat it was reported citation u s'-rs
wes about take place between the ImperIailits
and French he Rhine. that during the armlitice
a 7,eay Of Peace would be iet on foot, and that
numoer of couriers were going backwards and for
wards between Paris md Vienna.
Ninety four "a pound cannon were, a few days
Gnce proved at Hope Furnace, near Provi dence, by
Captain Pierce, Of the Federal army. They all
bore the proces, and are intended Cor the irieates
now building [Bf. Pap.
In the couric of lalt week, Albany, Waterford,
Schenectady, have all narrowly eieaprd destructive
fires. from the attempts of lome, hitherto unditco-
vered, incendiates l9l5et.y Cb,sr
An Ambassador Extraordinary 10 the French Re
public is 1t is iaid, much talked Of at he feat of go
vernmenty; and that Mr.. JrHertou, Mr.. Madon,
Nh. Barr, will have the appointment.
A letter from Philadelphia, dated the ISh, fays
g 1t is iaio Mr.. M adion is appointed Envoy Extra
ordinary to France, and is ioou to DEPART
This is important, if true, as great confidence
would be rapoied in that gentleman.
A letter from Gooaives, dated November "a 'o6,
to merchant in Philadel phia, mentions, tnat IS
IL of American vssels had oeen ftnt in there oy
the French cruers, and taken coming from and 60
ing tc French porte
We have good reaion to believe that on the z4rh
u,imo, the Admiral commanding tie Hips OF war
o. Spain In the Havana ftatior, had orders to
capture American vessels bound to or from Britih
ports.
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The candidates for the Presidential chair, ara
Mefsrs. Adams and }eGerlon, the former, our res"
ders need not De told, itands on what in America
is called the Engllih, and the latter on the treneh
inrers(t the reiuit of the election will determine
which has the acendency. The Preient IS one OF
the mott important periods Of the atlantic re-
pnblic.
From Cbayllgqau, Jansay S.
gentleman who arr wed here tne lit Init. IN
the Matilda from New York, informs that on the
day OF his falling he heard that lone perlons FROM
Chareion, had been taken up and confined on iuiPi@
cion OF being concerned in the late 6res IN nat CITY
thar curioil,y induced him to re9ueit Permiikon 10
lee the ferion. His reauelt was grated, and be
introduced to Mr.. JOHN FALL who enqured
his ouiiueis, and laid he was Cap. ihempiou, at
the iervice of our informant. Having obtained the
fatisfaction he withed, he gave the real name and
character OF the incendary, by WHOM he was much
abuied tor the nfol nation, to the goaer, and LEARNT
moreover, that at the time Fall was taken, chemi-
cal matches, keys, and picklocks, were found ups
him. 't
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MARTINSBURG, February 2
--4o@ o@O@O,

In the Houie of Representatives of the United
States, ahuary I9, the tutject of additional rcve.
nue. was further dculsed in committee of the whole,
and finally direct tax on land was agreed to, So
riing in IT'S favor, and on Aaves, with certain
exccptiot,s, "a riling in The aft NATIVE. The
mittee role and reported the reioiutions.
We underitand the tales of land, by the United
States, have produced about 80 900 dollars.
We are authorized, t{ays Frederikiburg Paperl
to Assure the public, that MIR. James M4dion de-
clnes offering his fervices this diitriet-Mr.
Dawion and Gen Poiey candidates for the aP
ponment.
The vefsel dfpatched lafr iunlmer with the
ney coniigned by our government 10 the Dey of AL
Giers, the price of psace, has been captured by
corGsir of the Dey FTuns. The Dey of Algiers
has TENT der1and reliieuton of the money and the
head of The corialr, who committed the hoitility.
From tbe Lu,0ns.
Few of the acts of the Federal Administration
exhibit 70 glaring an evidence of incapacty and
expenditure of the public Treatnre as the
Agerne huineis from beginning to end. On for
location we itated the enormous waite OF the
millions en,ruted to the Executive for the purpo(e
of rcdeemng captive citizens and procuring
peace with that nation. About Is per of that
fun funk before the money eached the place of
IT'S Destinations. We now with TO call the attenti-
of the citizens to the fnhjsct of the Frigates,
which ordered to be buiit protect our Me
diterranean trade. The original Number of them
was fir, and the friends of thar armament did eve
ry thing out pledge themieves, that they ihould be
their itatiou, in the coure of certain time, long
Gnce ella pied and the irigates though 6nce reduced
in number to hire, yet the lto,ks, ard in
great itate OF torwardneis
The friends of thofe frigates, when the propoG-
ton for bullding them was hrit brought forward,
alto pledged themieives, that the original conteri
plated appropriation, 600, 1000 dollars would be am
ply fluff lent equip them completely for Tea. Yet
81, 900 dollars have been diverted for their
equipment 400, 900 dollars more appropriated by
the leain4ture for the purpo(e and even theie
iums have been found inefficient TO compleat half
The plumber originally contemplated, for a further
fun of money is wanting, probably or ZOO, 900
dollars.
The fhbject turely calls for the pointed animad-
veron of The holders Of the Purfe rnas and deler*es
the attention of the People who pay theie enormous
fums. Our Algerine intercourse may fairly be ita-
ted to have colt the United States within theie FIVE
or Fix years, 900 900 Of dollars. Aud what has
been effected i?
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carried into Gonaives by French cruiers.-We IN
derltsnd the Brlth hps at Portsu-Prince project
the American trade, and often convoy American
,e.sss out of the reach Of French cruilers.-Ee
nan j lind! Thank yaa Mr.. jay!
/ Ne i4it entence OF Ihe Preden,'s melsage to the
hoale OF r preientatiVes, accompanying the docu-
n1euts relative to French afars is remarkable and
deieryes notice. After a:sgnlug his motives for
tending Nj. Pnckney, muiier 20 France, he fays,
60. eminent which required only Knowledge
of the t1xb lnttity its meaiares, could not bur be
anxious TO have this fully and frankly dfplayed"
That cautious officer, the Prsidenr, would not
have let luch EXPEDITION FIJI from his pen, with
oar satisfactory evidence, that iome perons, hof.
tile 10 our government, have been attempting 10
nnileai the French Directory.
Inc merchants IN Philadelphia have petitioned
the legla sure for law to n,lhe of hand ne
gocAble. All the banks have al.o iSnt in petitions
tor the lame purPois
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jumping from the windows-Mr. Brown is very
much brued and is dangerously iilA maid fervant
is ALTO 70 burnt that it is thought The reco-
Ver-Two of the apprentices were much oruiied
by the fall from the windows-Mrs Brown and
her three Children, Son and Two Daughters, fell
victims to the flames, and loffocation.
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TO he fold on the premifes, the a6th day Of Fee
bruary next, ae Puolic auction, credit OF liz
months, by virtue of decree of the court of the
county Of Berkeley, in Chancery,
4 LOT OF ground. ftuate, lying, and being in
\ the town of MArtiniburg. together with the
hou:es. garden, and other Improvements thereon
known in fbe plan oflaid town by No s, late the
property Of CbrNqtber HIaggant~, decd fold to ia
tisfy William BigoA, admit. OF Jobn Nf1on, dec'i.
BY JAMES ANDERSON,
WILLIAM RIDDLE
EPIiRA!M GATHER,
January IS 'o5.
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FOR S Al E,
A LOT of ground, wherein IS e.

A LOT of ground, wherein is e.
recsed, u trand Hou,e, adjonl,g the room
rain Inn, Main Street, Martinlburg; II is 80 teet
front, q eet back, two itory high, with ~ ex-
ceeding good cellar, large yard and garden, con-
tanning number OF fruit trees there is alto large
table 50 feet back by feet in tront.-ihis hou,e
being within one LOT OF The Court Hor!e, would Iult
we'll for tavern, ttore, any KIDD OF public Du-
Gneis there is we'll of good water Tie door.
a credit of one or years will be given for the
drit payment, on giving bond with approved ieca'
rty.--For teams, apply to
Fredsrjck saydtr.
Mani@@arg, Fs5raey ), 81.
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A NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.

FE T is aitout, active, handfome fellow, z2years
4 4 old, has worked two years ii sniths ihop
and ~iihes to be parchaied by blalktm III, but aP"
pears calculated for any ierpice -~Pnee, and other
particulars may be krown, by applying to the prime
ter hereof.
Feh,narr Z, q.
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A N o IC E

a MEETING will be held at the boufs of Will
n liam Bal, Inn keeper, in Shepherds Town,
on huriday the eth day of this infant, in order TO
nominate Two portions 30 repreient this County in
the next General Assembly For this commonwealth.
--Free admttance TO any psrlcn who may incline
to ATTEND.
February 2. 81.
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AN away from the fubtcriber, the z4h inf.
An bound boy, named Richard Connor -Whra
returns him TO me, commits him to iaiF.
fhall have ! cent reward, and no thanks or plea
iaut countenance
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
February Z, 81.
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a LII perfons indebted to the iubfcrbtr, in
u the old book formerly kept by his wife Cable
rine, decd, requeited TO make immediate pay
meme, otherwife they may depend Oh lur being
brought aganft them indlicriminatcly.
ANDREW SLING.
Esh,rn.r . ,c1.
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P R O P O SED,
To be- printed by tnbicriptlon,
H1MAs's rMippoon

1HoMAss REMARKso ON
PAINE'S AGE Or REASON
Price TO b. paid delivery, for each copy ono
fourth of doliaf.,
Subscriptions taken by
Melsrs. WILLfAM RIDDLE at MARTrNsRlJRS
OHM MARK, SHEPHpRDs Town.
JAMES CAMPBELL, MIDDLE CREEK
WILLIAM WILSON. GARARDsrowN
GEoRcF HITS, lAARLEsrown.
February 2, 81.
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January % 81.
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FyazkHa.
Feiiorp Citizens Of Berkeley.

Feiogp Ciizens Of Berkeley
A T the lair Ei-s1inn for Representatives TO the
L \ General Assembly ot ibis State, was toll
cited by number cfiny friends, cfSer nytelf as
candidate: nd;ipenible buneis in The Weirefn
country and ott'sr resfons, oau'ed me aer to de,
cline, pr uniting however, would t.~ne forward
at the eniuiag election. Repeated foiicita.ions by
respectable part Of ny fellow citizens in different
parts of this county, has strengthened thia reioluti
on-1 nave therefore determined To ofer myieli as
candidate at the anths election.
Being naive CT his county, and having re1ded
all my life autenqtt ycu. the ipferei an" hsppine IS
OF the citzeas OF ,nis couaty, and 5hae o. my own,
will aud ioo't on every cccaion, be the fame and
being alo < morally known to all the citizens, I
think it improper 10 fay any hing further on the
.ubiect, convinced that tho good tents OF ny fellow
citizens will drec, their choice in proper manner,
and to Whole decitnn ihal lnb;njt with cheerful
nels; and am, with due re;7ect, the Pnac's hunts
be iervaut. ABRAHAM Si4EtiEED
f:5rnay 10.
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Ta}4a5lp Pr0bsrfy fo- Sale.

~ he Sabicriser will icll the properly where
1 be now lives, ti'oate Tu!querora Creek.
on VIII ch is erected large and well contributed
I Ian Yard, containing twenty five watts, including
handles, baths and LINES. There is sl:o large and
we'll hniihed Brick HOMIE, under which is very
commodious kitchen and cellar, large fable, bark
mill, and cnrryine -ihop with 6ue garden we'll
pailed in He will ALTO fell The property where
MIR John Dixon lives, iilrsted in Burke Street
there IS this property two ftory Log Houfe,
weather boarded painted and neatly fniihed nfde,
very good kitchen, with good garden as any
Martluibnre. and clover patch This lor IS
large and well litmted for any budnefs-Hs viii
exchange the above property for good lands in the
Conn'y of Berkele', or. BY paying 'n'all part Of
the purchate money in hand he will take the ba-
lance in four equal annual payments. For further
particulars apply 10 JOIN OVERALL
Either Of the above property will bv rented this
fpripg, if nor fols.
N. B. SnAklsrEAE handfome Stud Horfe,
fifteen hands hipn, and even years old, the figure
of the horie is alnh,cienl recommendation, wi hoer
infer.iue here his pedigree. Allo draf, Mare,
for which bon's due, on good men, will be taken
in payment forboth. |. OF.
FebrDIrp O,
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HURS D Il 7, FEBRUARY %, 1897.
TO BE S O L D,

4 New, two-f'ory, well-aa!hed Brick Houfc,
1 a Oh coed Lot in Shspherd's Town, lying on
thu ltreer lsadipg from the main-itreet re the fer,
ry, in an elgibe h,uation for public buGnels. The
lot is 81 feet in front 5y rt3 back.
a |. 5 G.
A Log F1onfe aad good LIT. ntuatsd in the main
ftrset, next below Mr. Bsacsiords fore; its being
70 the iqu4re makes ii aiio excellent f,and
for any kind Of public emRoymens. This loe is
~ tcsr front by IS back.
For terms, apply 10 the {,3friber, at the ferry.
W4LLIAMi ~1lA4 --44,t-.
Fs5r4ay a. 81.
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70 liz Fyst57latrsof Berkels2 CNay.

Gentlemen,
u ENG ioi'cited by my friends and fellow
- very generally, ot'er at The next elcc,i-
on for Repreienta5iyes TO the Assembly Of this
State--wi5i thar dihidence ard elieeru iucumbenr
upon the candidate for 70 honorable an appoint
by aad in behalf of 10 diItiaEniihed portion
IF the Commonwealth, | beg leave accordingly to
tender ny lervice and il &avoured with your uf-
rage, pledges the ,iveie!t isnfihility, together
with the assurance of the mott afterfze and faithful
difcharge d ht nHiabatam hnp the bcit teits of
the ground of jar confidence, and proprety Of the
claim upoo it. ty, Gsnlenen year reipeeliul ei-
low citizen and real ftpQii:fcn friend,
I4GK 44{i4M DAVENPORT.
February 70.
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Eala.s6le Property fer (ak.
TO B 3 OIL D.

A VALUABLE, commodions, and well-bu;lt
1 I Stone floule, completely fniihed, lirnated at
,he Eait end of King Street MarInsbuFg and osar
,con,s, and itsnds on excellent, pleatant, and
lesIgby lot, with large yard and good garden.--
3 b9re the LOT, akiscten, itable. hed, we'll
Of tsuding wassr, &c 1t is eilbin lots Of the
Court Hon.c ard has teen occupied as tavern tor
fsqeral years Pait. -- -
AIS O.,
4 two-fory LogHoufa, on the next
Lot al Joining sha aboqes wish kitchen and 'tabs,
lately pat in complcte repair this iot is level rich
and has good garden. The f3oute IS veil cs!en-
lated for i,oce or tavern, and is within Swo iois
Of the Cont. Houie.
If the a>.ove property is nos fold by she 6rl Day
ce Ssotember next, it will be fen&ed i1r = term 81
years Possession OF the Stone 5oule viii 81 given
Al tsee shove tine and thar of the Log fiodie ca
the fr5t dly Of January naxe.
For terms apply to the fl5ferit'r, OF the pre-.
aoitas. THOMAS LuN@AN.
February IS. 81.
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Ia Aatls I ard tfor Mls.
TO ~ S OIL D,

A valuable lraa OF Land, ling or the
river posomak, two mile from shepherds own.
| he land has many con.enences; there are 81 "a
eres Of buttos, on the river good bearing or
hards ol tn oeil f;ut /; the iAad IS vasered by q
nunIte- Clippings, and he foil as good as any in
he county. TIE tern,s viii De mlde |snown by
he lubltriber, living OIL the PreEnifss.
lSAAG CEAPLINE.
February I6.
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N 0 T / c E.

An Election will. be held at theCourt-
HJutc, Cd the third Monday in month, for the
pnrpoie Of elecriag pro?er perion repreient
this dltric, conlirng Of the counties of Frederick
and Berkeley, in the next Congrels OF the United
States. Ali perlons Untitled to vote. delired TO
attend. JAMES WILSON, Sheriff.
February 16, 81.
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II 0al4a5ie Merc54nf~MiN for Ja!s.

TIE M3l, &c, formerly aAver,ifed by John Da-
l. niel, not having yet been fold, will t1Eareb
be fold on tie premiies, on Monday, the 10Th dsy
of AprI neAt, unlca ioil rrvare Sale bsfore that
day, by P44lL. fE;lDLETON, Irlitee.
ft6,asy #, 81.
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n @ I c F..

# HE fnbEriber has declined public baGnefs in
4 Marndburg, and requesa all rio'e ndebted
tic him, to male payrnen, by March next, and
all thoie vino have any claims sgainf me. will come
in Of cenrie, SETH DUNCAN
Ee6raayl6. rs.
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~ Enelith, Arithnee,c, &c. will he employed
~ by the iublcriber, upon either of the follow
terms.
The Teacher, for the education of three fcho-
lars, with the liberty of taking even more, ihall re-
ceive 4s. year, and have the possession Of houe
and garden or he shall have a houfe, garden,
and -four acres, with the advantage of populous
neighbourhood.
John BRISCOE.
N. B. A perfon who can aIo dscharge the Of
fee Of clerk in the adjoining church for which
he will receive iepcrate ialary) will be preferred
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r Hereby caution all perfous from trnfting any
L one ~ my account, in any manner whatever, as
will pay no deat in future bl ought aganft me, IN
ieis contracted by myie..
ABRAHAM NlARLATT.
February is.
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~ HE public are informed, that the navigation
: Of the river aton,ac, between the Great and
LiIile Falls, has been 70 Improved, during the
eonreon low water OF the iat .eai6n, that boats
may pats with great iafety--shat the locks at tire
Lit1ie~Fals arc now, and have, for foae time pa(t
kcc! in uie--that TO facilitate III, tranipofation
through the river, the Potomac Company max.
ioe arrangements convey articles fer the preseut
tsaion Win fzssty, facility, and expedition. through
the courte Of the Lock Seats at the Great falls ard
p1t thgm on board boats IN the river below, where
t3iey will be conveyed 10 tide w2ter-and, that
,hsy have aifo provided ommotat ions for the
t,araae of uch produce at the CrsaI Falls may
be lenr for transportation down The river, and eau
rot, Immediately on its arrtal, be put on board
boats below. Preparations will be made to receive
and tranlport -four aforeaid, by the 18th of Fee
binary. The operation of conveying articles
through this channel will NOT, in any meature, in
yerrup the work carry ing on TO complete the locks
at the Great Falls; and tolls can be received
81 that place until the locks are completed, mode
r<te commentator for receiving and Transporting
Nonr as storeiad will be demanded.
This Information is given, thar perlons who with
70 Gend their produce through this channel, may
vail themselees of it and that zach as may incline
to pl,, boats between the Great Falls and tide wa
rer, nay Zee thas opportunity offers oi doing it
n advantage, and every assistance will Dc gwen
them BY the pc ople in the ieIvite Of the Potomac
Company, in getting their boats from tie baton Id
to the river below.
TOBIAS LEAR. PreGdent.
1CHN TEMPLEMAN,1
JAMES KEITH, r,;..s,o.,
lO9N MASON, D'eN'''''
PHILIP R. KENDALL.
february +, 81.
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~g-~AKEN Up as ftrays, about chrif'mss lai,
\ heitrrs, luppoIed abont two years old next
{pring one, red with w"ite face, the other,
hsck enl white; they have no mark. The owner
or owners are dziireo TO come, prove property and
take them away DAVID HARRIS.
February IL, 81.
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N O T ! c e.
~-HE frceholders on the eaftern eide of Opec-
4 qnan Greek, are rrqueited meet at Capt.
saenders's, in Charles Town, on Saturday the z5th
init. to nominate proper psrton to repreienl 1hls
ide of the County, in the very important fell
CD of the General Assembly ofthis State.
Cka,tes To4Un, Febrnav II, 81.
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with the right of the army This sfs;r riff -.
enery more Than four thouland men. '''S
bOuRNoNVILLE.
The Directory, being yer Uncertain whe,h.r
peace With Ergiand can be brought abou, has ;n,;
mated TO the loun,l OF Five Hundred, that !, ,.il,
be adsheabte TO prepare TO continue he w,r ,,;'.
red0u0led forces The fame has lent another mel.
iage, propoiingfo prohibit the importation Of H.
ghih goods in ah he ports OF the republic IT..
ters IRON L ORIENT sno Roehtiors mention. rhar
five thiPs OF the Lac leveia] lrgstes have fa,d
from both ports 10 join the ieet.at Sreit
Ac0. 2. private letter froii Genoa arponnce,
that The nhaoi'alts of Balt;a, nrucled Of he de-
Par6ufe O. the Enaliih, and that they were maxine
dlpoh'ons 10 GLOW Up the forc by two mines, took
up arms ssa'nf them, and detained the governor
as priunst.
he Dsy of Algiers is exerting hia,,sif in the
mott spirited manner to wsiQtain The Independence
of his ports! The EnGnh having infrnsed rbsr
Independence, and IaNep Spani!h rir4te there the
Aigerhes have reclaimed it and are prspar;ny
their Whole maritime torce