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II. To form into dftrict the counties of Hardy,
Hlmpibire aud Pc etun.
s.. To authorize lottery for clearifg Roanoke
r'ver.
So To eftabii.h lottery in the town of Peterl
nurg.
60 Mixing Provilon for the re- payment of mo
MES paid into public treatrry, in puriuacce Of
for fsqueiteriog bri,iih properly. enabling
thoie indebted 20 8riiih iuticas pay OFF Iuci.
debts, and directing proceedings in lui;s where
iuch fu5; ,cts parties.
81 To amend the act afceraining the faares to the
officers OF civil gov ernn,sn,.
81. For lengthening the terms of isiou of certain
| dlltrict courts.
g. For erecting Liberty FALL academy into COL
ledge.
81 To extend the ;orfdiction Of the court CT huff
Tugs OF the Borough OF Neffclk.
e.. To amend the act, intitnied, sct authorif-
ing the ,le Of certain los parcels OF land IN the
town Of Rohney, ard for other ppIpoles therein
mentioned
66. To efeabiih pnblic fchools.
81. Concerning corporations.
o. II amsnd the sct, igtituleo, act to reduce
into on- the feveral acts, -rning the fees of
errtsid Of -Srs, and declaring the mode Of dlcbar-
/ ging tie laid fees snG oounty levies.
90. To au,.nd the act reducing into one, all the
ard cart of acts relating to the appointment
and duties OF iherlfs.
TO- To amend the act, intituled, an act to amend
and reduce INTO one, the ieverai acts concerning
la9es free negroes and nn aitoes
H.. Making provon fox the fupport Of civil 20.
vern1.1ent. 5.4.
r. Supplemental to the act, inttued an act Civ
ing further the co,en !ioners appointed for
inrveying aud appropraEiug ne lands erantedto the
Ilinos regiment, execute deeds for the lame.
70. For aPpropriasing the Pubtlc revenue.
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OFFENBOU2G, Ocrober n.

Or the '3.h inf. General Moreau enaeavoored
70 penetrate with al his force TO the vicinity Of
NeniiHasn to ra;is the blockade Of Hehl, and pro.
cure h'm'el free paissge The Rhine. Ths
action was obiinate and bloody, bnt IS iuon as he
Hungarian grenadisrs. be.ded b74he Archduke
Charles, came up, they iel like lions on the ensn.y.
and forced them retreat.
On the y h, the Anitrans again attacked the
French in the heiehbnurho9a OF RieGcia. This
hattie was likewile very bloody. Sea. Warren
ileben was wounded in the left b. Grape lhot.
The lots OF the French is very eonddsfable aud
they nave been Obliged to abandoa f.tzaei1 ARK. En-
mend'nsen. he Au'tsian troops haze again en-
tered Fre] burg victorious, aud the communicate
Oh bet tween General More4u and the cops whcl
had advanced 10 Hui is cut Of.
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Mo- !. ne peatants OF the Blaek Foraft hayt
captured, near Heiuh ldep, the whole relerve -ui.
lery of Moreau's stnly. d..
lstfer rom Fienna says, q T he French cor7i.
er, who lately arrived here, lenl - he D5t>c-
Tory to Sen Rannapar and by bi,.. 10 our court
The universal belief is thai be has brought p1ppa-
ials for armit.ice and a neeoeia,iou Ger. BIZ
naparte, in the letter which he lent 70 tieid " =
tbal Wurmier 20 demand pats foy him, itettd,
that the early delivery of his n,eaase VS. Of the
urmoft Importance. The Emperor, as toon IS he
heard the object OF his msioc, gsve orders u
treat him with the utmot kjDdneis cue 10 per.or
can Witt him without card Of adm llon from onr
Miniiter of Foreign Affirs. This application is
made at time " hen England, her file, has ienr
proposals to France tor negotiation, crS If
which The French Government leeuis delirous %
proff.
A0D g. Ye(terdsy his Msjefty Gqned an order of
Council, granting Letters OF Marque and Reprials
againit al Hips and Vessels belonging the utjees
Of lae King OF Spain. We nnderitand there will be
no CONNER declarations on the part of our Court
The tnan!ieto of the Court of Madrid, nor indeed
does it require any the reaions ALIGNED in it aye
TOO frivolous TO need reply.
Novenber The Three Hamburg mails due
fnce " sdneiday latt, arrived in town This
ing. BY the letters hch they bring, it appears
thar General Wurmer gained a complete victory
over the French al M.rmirolo, the 9Th uit.
he lois OF the latter, IN the acEion, between
and 100 men Killed and taken, beiides feveral pic
ces OF cannon, many ammunition wagons, all their
magazines, and military cbet.
Letters from Aeideioerg OF the 28. ult. confirm
the accounts of the ignsi advsntyges Obtained ~
The Arcbduke General Moreau between tfe
9Th and I'D OF Octcher. ! lie lois OF the auitrt-
on this location about 1000 men that or
the French was considerably greater, iome accents
making it amount 10 5000 n4an. 1t ieems to have
been the ohject of Moreau raife the iege o. X=d
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FRlBOuHG, October "a.

After continued hghting for four days. tte Avf
triaus have driven the enemy from Eltza.h an, %.
Of Fribourg inlo which they entered ysiterdav,
Theie sdt antages coil 'hem about 200, men; tr-
the ener'y, according TO the account of the kreaci
Generals tnemieiNts loft between ard 6ooc a.s7,
aiaang which arc 1000 prii2Hers. Iie lieuet e.
neral Geaupas is lied.
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PARIS. October T.

II HE nepocis lions, i,as cely commenced between
Lord M'ifne!bury AID the Mini!fer for Foreign
Affairs, atre2dy lleada. In the frit conference
it demanded Ut the En,r'i.h negocator, Il he
furniihed with powers and in!tructions from
other bellgerent powers to ftipuate for them He
anwered, no. but he added that when he Direc-
tory ihall hayc planned rtemfeives on the princi
pie laid down 10 his memorial 1--WE ibai give all the
important papers relative to this grand negociati-
on, he would difpatch courers 10 give an account
the different courts of tie iate of the uepociati
on, and to receive their orders. 1t iheu liked
the snbasador if he could at leatt lprcify the
principles OF retroce ions which concern the French
Republic end Great Britain He anlwered, that af
ter the Directory hould have explained tfef, he
would expedite couriers, and likewiie -equeit in
ltructons on this point.
(7be Papert atopf refef,sa 20, -UW be IN orr he.t
C7okey g. Much is laid of the immenfe prepa-
tratons making for an invatlon OF England We
mutt, iaid CATO. dettroY Carthage we thall never
deitroy the Romans bat in Rome, iaid nnihsl aud
Nithridatea. Msrihql SAKE often repe ated, that
the Engliih would never be conquered bur in Lon
don !; we think that if the Briti!h government
flutes to accept jait conditions cf peace. and ithey
perliit in arming Europe agsint the Republic we
mutt carry the war the banks of the Thames and
force the Government to accept the olive branch.
We do not difsemble the multiplied dangers of tuch
an enterprise !; iuceeis is doubtful but, perhaps it
is necessary 10 hazard IL tor the repoie OF Europe,
and the glory Of the French Republic.
NoUembe, s.
Cnizen Diye7ors,
haiten communicate to the Executive Direc-
tory. rhe reception of letters from Brett Of the I'd
inttsnt (November) brought by Extraordinary
Courier, which announce that general revolution
has taken place in Ireland. This ntereitine news
came by two ihiPs brought into he road the fame
evening BY our prvateers, and which lately failed
from Liverpool. Their captains ttate, rha, the
lriih, after taking POSSESSION of 10000 itand of
arms in Dublin attacked and defeated o 900 En-
elih troops that the militia Joined the inureents,
and that the whole country is in itate of nurrec
tion
The atre(t, and fome other arbitrary proceedings.
of which the EneIiih Mnlrer is acculed, iee,ned 10
have provoked this commotion
Health and Relpect,
TRUGuEr.
General Bournonville 10 the Executive Directory.
Mulhem, sd Brumsire.
had the honor to give VOC an account yeirerday
OF the attack of the army, made by the enemy. in
the night between the 7eth and goth Vendermsire,
upon the head osthe bridge and the lie ofNeuwied;
he has projected nothing les than to IN Ike the gar
riun Priioners of war, and TO raze the weeks, and
finally off the COMMUNICATION OF the left wirp
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By ill., f Rete CAPT Elsart7n. aryiOed at Nfqo Ian
TIN in 50 Gos fun Lt0espogi, As1d5u ta5ers TO No
2em6y H. ha1f 6eeu reethtea jvom qUh.f5 5sve 6teu
s-tnaelea the Jolla1Dsng
lMpoRTANT ARTICLES.
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YOUNG DUN DIAMOND
March zs.

CONTlNUES 10 frand at the Subieriber's liable.
~ about miles from Shepherds Town, on the
road that leads Kyss Ferry. where he will cover
mares at the low rate Of Five Dollars, and ore
buhel Of Corn or Oats the ieaton the grain to te
brought with the mares, the money obe p.id a. or
before the iii day of September xt, and note Of
hand given when the mares are taken away The
Ave dollars may be difehaged by paying down three
dollars cath immediatey,-For en'uring cois
eight dollars, one dollar and half the Gngle leap.
the infcranee money TO Be paid (oon The mares
are known to be with toal and for the Jingle isao
the oaey mutt be paid before the hore is let to the
mare.
DIAMONDS beautiful nsoofe colour black
main and tail. and black lit on his back alnolr
IS bands high, he is weN made for draft, and
his eolss are eeusi. if nor hyperion any in this
eonnry. think it needlss to fay any more. as he
wiIlreeommend himfelf I he leafon will conmenee
the s5rh Of March and e1d ra,e 1lt of July next.
ADAM link
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a6able Land for Sale.

PURSUANT u the lait will of William Baldwin.
4dec'd. will be fold on the prem'Ies, by PUBLIC
4EENDUE, on Monday the 18th day Of April
next,
THE plantation on which he lately dwelt, con-
1 fitting Of ThreesEundred and Sixty odd acres
of Linaetooe. land, 6ruased in Berkeley counsy,'s
miles from Martin.burg. and rs from Winchester,
in healthy part Of the country there are abou,
40 acres cleared, and under tolerable good fence
the remainder well covered with timber, fuch
Oak, Walnut, Hickory and Poplar ;-there are on
faid tract, Two. double Barns, Dwelling Horle and
lundry out houes : large apple orchard, of the
cnoiceft fruit (which feldem milses bearing; ALTO,
10 or u acres of good meadow, which may be eah-
ly watered from large; limeftone epring -One
fifth Of the purchafe money mutt be paid down, the
remainder in four equal payments the hrt day of
April annually On giving bond with approved fe.
curry. immediate poisefiioa may be had. plat OF
the land will be lhewn, and other particulars re
ipectiss she pre'nites made known the day Of
lale, by JAMES CAMPBELL. iurviving executor.
March II, 81.
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YOUNG VALIANT,

Will itand this fealon, at the iublcriber's fable,
withf, one mile of Martinsburg, on therosd lead
ing to opeckon bridge, where he will cover mares
the moderate price of Three Dollars the leaion.
each mare, to be paid the frt day ofNovember next,
Young Valiant is beautiful dark orrel, four yesrs
old, IS hands and half high he ia well made for
faddle draft, but his appearance and activity is
iuf6cient 10 recommend him. His dam is arwell
turned mare Of the sop4h breed, and of the fore
mott race of bortes their activity and ftrength
will recommend them hehdes they are well known
their neighbours. Young Valiant was got by
Old Valiant, which was kept by Mr.. John Evans j;
Old Valiant wss,of Hites breed. Young Valiant
may be Teen by applying TO
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YOUNG IUNIUS,
March>so.

Will ftand the preient ieaiot, the tuhicrioer's
liable, one mile from Rartinsburg, and cover mares
at the low of Twenty shillinRs, currency, ths
ieaion, to be paid the 6Sit Of December entusrg.
Young Junius got by Old Jupios, his dam nv
Figure: Junius was anported by BENJAMIN Har-
riion, Big. of Brandon, in the year 1885, Figu, e
was alio imported by Sir Peyton Skpwith in sire
year 1884. Young Jnnius is about Is hands high.
wei, made and proportional, and iuitshle for either
iaddle or draft John KFhPNFY
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COMMl TIED to the jail of this County, the

COMMl TIED to the jail of this County, the
~ Is,b OF D .cember, 90. negro man, on fuipi-
ion OF being run away Aave. He is about Eve
feet eigh, inches high, appears TO be about thirty
years Of age, lpeaks plain Englhh, plays on the
fft. and is verytenGole fellow had on when he
cam to all whith coonred coat and jacket faced
with red On his examination, he denies being
ave, fays his name is James, and is freeborn. His
matter, if he has any, defred eoa,e, pay char
aes and take him away.
ROBERT CoCKBURN,
(Keeper Of the Jail of Berkeley County.
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ago Ae,es I Land 70, )sle.

To be fold at Public Sale, at the Court Houfe ia
Hagers Town Maryland on the 18th Of April next,
1.-TWO hundred and fifty Of Land, lying
4 Back Creek 10 miles above Williams PORT,
in Virginia there about "a acres of cleared
land. with tolerable good houfe and fome fta-
bleiug; great part may be made into meadow
ground with fome apple and cherry trees thereon:
the land is we'll tinbersd with almoft all kind Of
timber.
At the fame time there will be fold, Three Lots
in the Federal City Of Warrington Georgetown.
viz. Lot No. 10, in fquare 79-No. 4, in f9usrs
Izo-and No. II, in fqNare
The Terms will be n sde known at the day Of falss
by JACOB RENCH.
{ odaN s 81! " Executors
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March 7s.
YOUNG PAUL JONES,

Will hsnd the enfuing fealon, at my plantation at
the sulpher Springs, two miles from General Lees
place. eight from Charles Town, and eight from
Middletown, and will cover mares the moderate
y1ioe 81 Faah.Doars each, payable the I5'h day of
Ca;oaer ext eaiung.
Yoer., Pail Zones is a,beausiful dark grey, rifing
ays yss5, old mis- inring. fevepteen hands high. in
Me- order. ezlallent The PADDLE and well formed
fer the cartags he was got BY Captain Richard
~ let's o. Paul Jor=s, and came from large and
3e9pttul tlood mare, eventeen4 hand half high,
IL lpeak much OF HI. pedigree would be needless,
as am confident hi. figure will fufheien,ly recon-
mend him the belt judges. The feaion to com
mence the irlt day of April, and end the twelfth
day of June. ]OeEPH MiNGHlhNl.
March IS.
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R F P UBLIC A N,

WILL ftand the enisne eafon, at the plantation OF
lanes Hitc, about miles from Gen. Lees place.
aud eight from Shepherd Town, and will cover
Mares at fix dollars the feafon. The money 10 be
paid on or before the frit day of September nex'
eniuing
The Republican is ehefpur forrel, rihng
years old hfseen hands one inch hgh,n fine order,
was GOT by Celer, ceLer was got by the noted I'M
ported horle Janus out of thoroughbred Fear
nought mare, his dam was got by Csreleis, out Of
thorough bred Jolly Roger, bis grand dam by Ari.
ell, his great grand dam BY the. imported hore
Dabfter.
For the convenience of4he farmers below Charles
Town, we have concluded to itand the Republican
every Thuriday, Friday, and Saturday, at Mr.>Js
hu La.hel's, on BNllkin, until the 10Th June, the
remainder of the eafon the place rft advertied,
where mares that are po,, done before the 10th Of
June, will be paftured gratis, from the neighbour
hood of Labels, but will not be anfwerable for
cidsnts or eicapes.
JAMES HlTE. +
THOMAS GLENN.
Nayede 9.
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TO -BE S O L D,
NayeS O.

A Very valuable tract Of LAND, containing &sa
n acres. ituated onMiddle- Creek, miles ir ON
Martinsburg and y from W'ncbeiter. There is on
this land good mill feat, two 'hoofes and barns,
fevera out houies, two good orchards, ewo fPrings
&c acres of watered meadow may be"made. and
Efficient quantity of rhe whole tract cleared. An
indiipu,abIe title will be given. For terms, apply
GABRIEL HAYS.
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GEORGE LRWB.
B"EL-S tfA z Z AR.

Will ftand this feafon at the following places, viz.
at Mr.. Amos Nicholas, within miles Of Martins
burg. convenient Lights mill the three day. Of
the week, iz:.Monday, Tuefday, and Wednesday,
of each, and the remaining three days to hand at
the fubfcriber's, within two miles of Martinsburg,
the road Leading to Garard's Town, and cover
mares at the moderate price Of -Four Dollars, and
buihei Of oats any other grain Ito be brought
with the mare) the feafen, each mare, TO be paid
the i(t day Of December nexr.
Belbazzar is years old this grafs, was got by
the noted horle Nebuebadnezzar, who was the pro.
perty Of the le,e General williams. an imported
full bred dray his dam got by Sweepstakes,
his grand dam full bred, and called the
property of Mr. Howard, miles from Hagers-
Town, wa,hnetods county, Maryland and was
purchsfed by James NJ Coy, who lives within one
mile Of Fupk's Town. when he was three years old
The faid horfe is dark brown with blaze therght
hind foot white. Gxreen hands high and upwards
he is itour we'll made horfe, and allowed by good
judges to be horfe that anfwers the country it
is needless to FAY any thing more ofhim as his ap-
Pearance will efficiently recommend him.
The fesfon is now begun, and will end the frft
fully next. IF any psrfou owing for the faid
featon, ihould be about remove out Of this
ty, before the laid frt day of December, they mutt
be liable to pay at any time they purpoie to re.
move.
CHARLES NJ KEWAN.
March "a, 'o7.
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Whereas the generalcuitom Of deaI;n.
with negroes in me town Of Martinsburp. is a.
tended with Pernicous consequences to their ow A.
ers, as we'll as others who live in alta yicin;,v
hereby forewsrn all perfons wha,foe,er from AZ
ing in any manoer whatever with any of mine, q,
iufar them to remain on their prenhfes, eontra,x
TO law, as am determined to proi'.ro,e with ri.
gour any Psrion or psrfons who ihal cifend h-ren.
WILLIAM Pc NDLElaN.
March 7e.
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r EFT in the care Of the Subscriber, on the IS
- inf by perfon who calls himfelf Wiilis,a
Kelley, bright bay hcrfe, shout IL hands high, 8
years old. no brand or mark except few wh's
hairs on each 1ids his back, upder the fsdale, ihod
before. ,ross all. He ~as put into my eukody for
week or ten days, bu, the perfon who lefr hYa
calling for him, and fome other circumstances
rendering it fuipicious that he has been oep TIE
owner is hereby notified prove his properly aud
take him away. HENRY PH'LIpBY,
TNear Watkins ferry.
March 20.
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The Subfcriber has for falc,

The Sub1crlber has Tor fs1e,
A lmall Plantation on Back Creek,
containing about 100 acres, 20 Of which in good
bottom. about IS scres cleared, three Of which
in good meadow, and about 9 acres at this time ia
wheat and rye. There on the prefniies hous
and barn. with numbar Of peach and fome apple
trees alto, excellent tear for q fawmih, wiz,
plenty Of water. A inall par, Of the purchaie mo-
ney will be required in hand, and credit sf three
years will be given for the balance.
JOHN OFERRALL.
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March 90.

A L L perfous are hereby csu'icned again
N throui g ,lownsay fences, travelling rid
ing through my fields and adow. dthing, fowl
ing, or committing trefpaIs ia any manner, on my
land lying on Mill Greek, as heretofore has been
practifed as am determined hereafter to proie.
cute every perion without exception, who may taxa
f"rh. privileges. Any application for liberty L,
Eh within my enclofurss win be ufelefs, as ihalI
make an nvariabls ruls 10 derry.
JOEL WARD.
March>3o
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IT AXE n TICE.

7 Csu.on all per (ons sgaiuft cutting or carrying
l away timber or FIRE. wood. from my land pur-
coa,ed from John Crane, lying on the main road,
leading from Charles Town to HarPers ferry,
withous my written Permifion, as pozitiveiy will
proscate thoie who may hereafter take shoie iber-
ties. JOsbfn CkANE.
March -.
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S@9l:!I%ss
: w. 4
Err OF TIE M U Sc 6.
ODE TO SPRING.


THO winter fill with hurrying blsits,
l. OF fnows and rain the ikyo'er calf
To chill thy genial breath:
= Like fcepter'd man. how vain bin rage,
VINO fondsr graips his power In sge,
As il 70 bully death.
For fee Ger gender hills Of fnow,
The ruddier for the winds that blow,
Thy welcome FIRE reforms;
Again his 6res energic gid,
F., Each hill, each dale, each plain and field,
And nature rcund hin burns.
The ftreams reeame their molly PAGES
The birds they Gng. happy race;
And aowers begin 10 blow,
The woods -exrerd their fragrant hadess
Rich verdure robes the wat'ry glsdes
And pregnant fal!ows glow.
And thall I } whilft mute things arife.
The breathing paftures, foods and ikies,
Be hat ungrateful thinef
Not to adore the n,ighty Name,
Who rais'd this universl frame,
And made the living 'pring.
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Il Oalaa5ie Merchant Mil for Ja7s.
THE Mil, &c, formerly advertited by John Da-
4 MEL, not having yet been told, will pq6tfeely
be fold on the premies, Monday, the 10th day
Of s,R next, unleis fold private aie before tina,
day, by PHIL. PENDLETON, Truitee.
February "a, 81.
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N G T | c F.

DERSONs having book accounts 20 feEt?e with
4 Peer Swingle, late of Berkeley County, de.
>eai=d are deGred to bring them forward properly
attef.ed, 20 that they be fe,tled, l iha at
'end at Henry ClingeT's, Falling Waters, on the
zo'h and 18th days OF this infant, and sd of Feo.u-
AIRY next to receive 'h.m
BLUSH HA"EE, Administrator.
Jan. S.
The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1797-02-02

4 L Per'ons having any demands by note bond,
L \ or o1herwiIe, againit the el,ate of Marin
Slip, late Of Berkeley County, deceafed, deiir-
i TO bring in their claims, regularly atteited, FOR
lettiemsnt and all thafe indebted to the faid sl.
either by bond note, or BOOK occouns, are re-
queirea to make immediate payment, that 6nal
idIfment Of rhe faid eftate may take place, as
no further indul gsnce will &c given.
JOHN end FREDERICK S TIP, Executors.
Jin, IS.