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XTHEREASt has been infatuated by Tome MAJ
w iieious onfriendly per'ons. tending to rciaid
the grow and njure the ale of lots in the town
of smitbh-d, by asserting that the land Whereof
my ion John Smith, Jun. now ,iv-s, including aid
town, is under mortgage, and that nearly expr
ed this is TO all whom it may concern, that / do
hereby declare, that there is fuch thing, and that
my fon John Smith has good fuficient right and
tide the eftate aforementioned, and free from
any ncumbrance whatever. ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS will be z wen TO any perfon who can
prove hat there Is a mortgage on faid land, and
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR to dilcover the par-
fon who firit RATED the report, if in good circum-
ftances. JOHN SMITH
Smntfsld February 81, 81.
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F OR S A L f,
A HOUSE and LOT.

10 The town OF M4f,nshurg, .dii,inguiihed in the
plat ofiaid town by No Is, now IN the poselion
of Richard Paaione, and long eitahithed as a pub
lie houi= being 100 teet front and 3 9 feet deep -
Onthe premi'es are, good dwelling houie and
we'll built itaole. On the payment of one halt the
purcha!e money, a credit vii! be given for the b.
lance Puiselion may be had the III day OF April
mex. For apply 10 ,mes Aadefion or Pa
trick Boyle, in Mlrtinsourg, or to the iuoicroar,
in Baltimore.
John S. PEASANTS.
Febmay z3s 81.
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l. HERE are Ave fray Hogs that have been with
the iubicrber fnce the 1T otDecembsr !; there are
not Two Of ore mark. The owners are deired TO
come, prove property, pay nargss and take tnen
away.
WILLIAM HANNAa,
February 3. g..
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FOUND, not long fine, Mans SADDLE --
4 The owner psovineil, may have ie agsin
application TO the Pr.u,ct.
Feb. a.
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L o N D o N,

Ncv. s. Yesterday evening, Wifen, the rnefaen-
ger, dispatched from the ecretary OF itates Of
fee, charged with ntructions to lord Malmebury,
the iubject of the demand made by the Executive
Directory that he ihoald produce the powers
der which he opened any negotiation for peace, on
the part of the Emperor.
We are assured by high authority, that our
government, in this infance, Influenced alike by
honour and policy, will not accede to any propoG
tions for separate peace. They have furnihed
lord Mslmsibnry with certain documents, which
manifeit the ditpolition Of his imperial maefy to
laiing and equitable peace, and which authorized
the overtures made in his behalf. Should, howe
yer, direct credentials from the emperor to lord
Msmetbury be deemed reqaiite, his ordihip is di-
rected require time ootain the necessary forms.
Noc. IA. The London Gazette of Nov IL, con.
rans ferries of letters from Captain Antruther
aud R. Crawford, Zig. from the I7rh the 18th
of October. giving detail of number of iucceilive
actions, ob4inate and Bloody but fortunate on the
part of the Autriars. The following is the lalt of
the letters allnded
Head Quarters of his Royal Highnefs the Archduks
Charles OF Auitria, MacpPath, Oct II; '96.
My Lord,
have the honour to inform your Lordibip, that
in the courle Of the lait night Gen. Moreau's army
retreated acrois the Rhine Huningen.
The la(t of his guards this morning
Till the bel ehts of WELLER on which he had con.
itructed large and fold work bur after little
Ikirmiihing with the hussrs, they evacuated the
height and redoubt before any infantry could come
up and nothing remained this fde of the
river but few troops in mall Tete de Poute be-
hind which is kind of Horn Work lately conitruct-
ed on the iflaud called Sbueter Iuel.
have the honour to be, SC.
iSigncd) ROBERT CRAWFORD.
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CHA. DEL ACROIX.
ANSWER OF THE DIRECTORY.

The Executive Directory orders the Min(ter CT
Foreign Atf,lrs make the following aniwer TO
Lord Ma.ineiourv
he Executive Directory fee WITH pain, that
tic wh.n they had reafon to hope for the
speedy re,urn o; peace between he French Repub-
lie aud his Britannia M jetty. the proposition OF
Lord Malnelbuty ofess nothing hat di.l;ory, or
very diFan, means Of bringing the negotiation to
conciuhon.
The Directory obferve, that if Lord MsImelhury
wonld have treated separately, he formally
authorized by the tenour of bis credentials, the
goct~+ions might have been conii4erably abridged
that the necctiy of balancing win the interrt;s OF
the powers tofe of the allies Of Great Britain,
nol,pes the combinations, encreats the dIghcul
ties, teuls TO the formation of congrefs the forms
Of which is known are always .ardy, and r'qalre
the acceflon of powers, which hitherto dlplayed no
detire of accommodation, and have NOT given to
Lord M1imeibury himlelf according to his own de-
cldration, any power en ftipu'ate for them.
Thus without prejutgng the intentions of Lord
M I'm ioury, withour drawing any concluGon fl ON
the circumstances of bis declaration appearing
to accord with his credentials; without iuppofng
that he had recevea any fecfet inftructiops which
would dettroy the effect OF bis ottenGble powers;
without pretending to alscrt, that che Briti!h go
vernment had aoehle object in vew--to prevent,
BY general proportions. the partial proportions Of
other powers, and TO obtain from the people of En-
gland the means of continuing he war, by throw
by tnemieives The Executive Directory cannot bat
perceive that the proportions of Lord MsimeIbu-
ry is nothing more than renewal uuder more ami
cable FORMS of the proportions made laft year by
Mi. Wiekhsm, and that it prettnts but diitant
hope OF peace.
The Executive Directory farther obferve, with
regard to the principle OF cefon advanced by Lord
Maineihnry, that iuch principles, preiented in
vague and toated manner, cannot lerve as he BATS
OF negotiation; thar the fr points Of confederation
are the common ueceihty of iuit and fold peace
the political equilibrium which abfonle cethons
might deitroy, and thea the means which the bclli
gercnt powers may pofseis--he retain
qoe'ts made time when it fupported by
great number of allies now detached from the Goa
l'fion; and the other, recover them time when
thoie who wereat frit its enemies, have snolt all,
ell her become its allies. or neuter.
Nevertheless, The Executive Directory, animated
with an ardent deiire of putting fpeedy itop the
iconree of war, and to prove thar they will
lset any means of reconciliation, declare, that
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Inyefterdey s'rs?er we i's'ed upon good sniAo.
rily, that the lroeps stationed in tie Earbou. -,
Brett had been eni Into the I'M rior CT ;he cru,,
and by letter from Dover brought over in an A.
merican veIsti, we learn that the troops which ba
been collected at Dankirk, and the other towns W,
that line OF the coat, have been ordered To n,arn
to ion the army OF Gen. B,urnonville From ,bsl.
corresponding movements, il Teens evident tha, &c
the Directory did entertain the frantic detio,
of an invaGon Of England, they have prudently a.
bandcned she entetprile.
Dilpatchss have been received by goverrn.n,
from Gibrslta-, width fate, thai on the a., nipn
of the 18th OF October, the spanith batteries CON-
fitting Of $50 pieces Of heavy artillery were expect
ed commsnce pl. ying againit the fortress, uhcb
however was in 10 excellent fate Of offence thar
nor the tmalelt appreciation was Entertained for
its fafety.
Az army of IS ooo Spsniaras will, it is fsid. co.
operate with booneParte in l'ajy.
The information brought by The Hamburph mail.
confirms an article in our pfPsr of yelerd;y from
Coh!en'z, brought 20 by The way of holland
iratjng that the French had, in the Eundfruok, at
tsck-d the whole extent of tie Aui,riau line gsom
Biasen 10 4 ,fiE ,utern, and had carried all The Ir.
peral potts, after obtinaIe te!itance on the rsrr
OF the Auitrians, Who obtained e'rat lois Il
alto confirms what has .lin been inrrtt.eis ljat+d
that the whole Of Mareaus arm had erolstd this
Rhine, after the defeats il had iultAiyet.
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On the 10Th ultimo, TWO fail of the line, and two
SpanIh frielles, arrived at Toulon. The remain
der of the spani!h aeet is cruizng off the coait Of
Tou!on.
The Executive Directory has received dispatches
from thu General in Chief BhonaParte, they are
dated from tie head quarters at Verbna on the 9Th
Brumaire.
letter from Tounn announces that the Spa
aiib a.et is cruizing oE thai coaft. IL conits of
twenty fix fail Of the lioe, of which eight three
deckers, three Of So guns. and she ret Of 4 be-
lides s. fryates, a corvette, and rie-
DON oieph Cotdcva commands the frit diviiion j;
Condo Morals dv-les Prios commands the iecond !;
and Don Toan Joachim The third
Accounts from the Upper Rhine, as late as the
20 b ofCct. lta1e, that fnce Gen Moreau has COM
pietely repaFsed he Rhine, Prince Charles has sd-
yanccd towards rkehl, and fill further.
November is.
The fpeedv armament of the Brett iqnadron
cupes all hands. Several OF the twenty ihirs
of the line, which mike at preien whole naval
force in that quarter, ha' already heir whole COM
pletrent of mcn. IN TIE above number compri-
fed five ih;ps lately arrived from Rochfort and fOri
emf, 1t appears, that that Aeet is to have Provi!i
ons for fx months, which proves that they def
tined tor lotne expedition in remote quarter, and
not fer the improbable and ridiculous plan of ma
king defcent npou England. 1t will be command
ed by admiral Valaret oyeuie. We feel pleaure
in pointing the public, the admiral whom
the Directory honour 70 deieryedIy with their con-
idencc
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The following R7;"ution was LAID or tie table
u was offered on this principles that direct
ihonld only be re!crted TO, when :ndlrect taxes all
Refolyed, that the committee Of ways and
mesas be in rructed TO enquire into The prophecy
If laying tax upon al Theatrical Exhibitions;
and clio 10 enquire whether any, ard II any, what
articles of foreign growth, manufactures :ripos-
ted into the United States or Of articles 7ann4c-
tared or uied within the United States, viii allow
OF an additional duty to be laid upon them, and
report thereon"
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ne II Bfpmaire tOct. IS
The Eyeco,iseDirecory having furn'ihsd me with
fall po wets To treat for peace with Great Britain,
had yeIte,d'y f3I ffumaiFsN my frit conference
wit Lord NJ .lnls oury, Pleulpo entlary Conrn1i.
of his Britannia M j=,y. He Preten'ed TO ne
the original Of his powers, fealed with the zeal OF
Great Britain and certified tie copy which he had
before prelen.ed TO me uhgned: ard had laid Re,
fore the Directory. =
We entered into difcofion, Lcrd Malmebury pre-
Fem ed 20 me hs memorial which laid before the
Directory. ohrfQed to hin, that, lpesking in the
r1ne Of the allies OF Great Britain, and ltpn!ting
for their irteseiis, he was, doubtless, turnlihed
with heir powers and infttuctons. He anlwered
re, that be not, but that when the Directory
ihoud have explained tt-lf upon the I.rineine laid
down in his memorial, he would expedite conrisrs,
TO give 10 The different of thc Ne
eoclations, and receive their orders. 1 derand
Cd OF him il be could a, lealt, ipecify the prnci
yles Of concef Zion in what concerned the Republic
and the government OF Great Britain He replied,
that after the Directory ihonld hsve explained it
ief be would ietld courier and demar5 !ni ructl-
ens ibis point, | then Thought it my duty TO fay
Lord fdalmetbury, that would lay his memori-
al hetore rhe Directory that would take its or
dets, And impart to him lis an;wer.
tSigned)
f~IIA DEI ACPOTy
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tsignedl
REVEiLlERE LEPEAUX. PreGdenr.
LAGAKDE. General Secretary.
COLOGNE, Nov. 1.

Our letters from the Upper Rhine fate that the
laft natle between the archduke ard Moreau was
extremely bloody and deciave, we are assured thar
eight thou(and were left on the field OF baule, and
that the croiIlng of the Rhine by the French was
the event OF this action.
That which took place on the 18TH ult. in the
Huudiiruck was not confequenlal as to the lois of
men en- the part OF the ilnperiali'ts bat the potts
vii h the French recovered on this occahon are OF
extrsne impe.tance.
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Il4s,og ,de t'li. :f't overture, aisf ~ v =,
Ia the Iqatl, explain hnlieit in a ipore exte"ii'e
i,anher, The application of this prineiple 10 the
off r.nF O rs which may be dncuiseo between
tbe rr.pec'i, Pafti@s.
r. is ,his .s,niic4tion which will conf,itute the
fubi ct OF tboto dic, lions into which bis Maj iy
his ~. norl.sd rs Mmjtter TO enter, loon as tht
rrnc:pls rs adopted as The general BATS OF the
negotiation s known.
Bot lis IA j.ily cannot difpenle With declaring,
tia, ii this g=ne, and to,dbse Offer ihsll not b'
accepted, II, uaorEunattiy The di:chfiions winch
may enlus. may faiI in the defred If Il, neither
mis- general psopaiion, thoe more detailed
which may feiut from it, ii'ai be regarded, in any
sale, as p1ints agreed epon or accorded by his Ma
jaiy.
~1Sign-di -
F4ALMESBURY.
Miniiter Fleni pul. 's'y from his
Britannia M jeily
Paris, October ~. 1896.
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t,on as Lord II tlaei5ury fhsii e~hit to the mi
ner for foreign aft, fs, ir4i 'l=n1 powers from the
allies OF Great Britain, for tiPuiauRg tor Their re-
tp;ctive intercts. accompanied by -promIe OF
neir part TO iublcribe whatever thai be corc'u-
led ia their nae.es, the Executive Directory will
give ipsedy aniwer TO the pschc proportions
which ltai be moved, as far thsy may be coniii.
mt with the lately and dignity of the French Re
public.
REVELLlERE LEPEAUX. PreGdenr.
LAGAKDE. General Secretary.
After receiving this sDiwer, the Lord M'lmeibn-
ry his court by an extraordinary courier,
20 obtain the powers required of him. without
which it is evident he Thus, inpPohng
that the B-isi!h cabinet have NOT fsnt tic new Ar
gus, and that they really anxious to take ef1ca
aious mraiures for giving ipeedy iatistaet'on TO
the Directory, the negotiations will at lea!t be iui
pended for one time.
-[Le MeQagsr da Sor
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very voluminous documents therein referred to-
which, after fome debate the ptoptiety of the
meaure, were ordered 10 be printed without being
read
Gentlemen Of the Senate
and of the Boue OF Representatives.
At the opening of the preient FELTON, OF Cona~sfs,
| mentioned that ion!e circumstances OF unwe-
come nature had lately occurred in relation to
France that trade had iufFtred and fpfFer-
ing extenfoe injuries in the Welt Indies from the
CRITTERS and agents of the French Republic; and
that communications had been received from its
mnner here, which indicated danger of further
oftarhance of our commerce by its authority, and
that were in other retpects far from agreeable;
but that reierved for ipecial melsage par
ticular communication of this intereiting iuhject-
This communication | now make.
The complaints Of the French mnfter embraced
mott Of the transactions of our government in rea-
ton 10 France from early period of the prsieot
war; which therefore it nsceisary carefully to
review. A collection has been formed of letters
and papers relative to tboe transactions, which
now lay before you, with letter to Mr.. Pinokney,
our Mnfter at Paris, containing examination OF
the notes of the Preach miniiter and !uch informal
ton as thought might be utetu Mr. Pinckney,
in any further representations he might find necei-
fairy be made to the French government. The
immediate object of his mission was to make to
that government uch explanations OF the ptins'-
pies and conduct of our own, as by mane'tng our
good faith might remove all i~alou,y and diicon-
tent, and maintain hat harmony and good UNDER
ftauding with the French Repoblc, which has been
my coultant olcitation !"eierve. govern
ment which required only knowledge of the truth
uf'ity IFS mealures, could NOT but be anxious to
have this fully and frankly diiplayed.
G. WASHING TON.
United States, January 10.
: The Houfe went into committee Of the whole
on the 'uhjsct of future revenue, Mr.. Dent in the
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Thurfdav. January 10.

The following COMMUNICATION VS. received from
the PRECEDENT of tire United states together with
very voluminous documents therein referred to-
which, after fome debate the pfoptety of the
mealure, were ordered 10 be printed without being
read
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FlALMES BURY.

Miniiier Flenputen 'a'y from his
Britannia M ,jeiiy
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: The HonGr went into committee of the whole
on the ubject of future revenue, Mr.. Dent in the
chair, when long, but fomewhat irregul.r debate
took place, in the courle of which two or three
different amendments were proPoied and negatis-
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Remedy iGr CanlAmbti2n5 anI .gabue5.
December al, 50.

Remed1 j5r C2njambti9a5 and bAbme5.
even in their very lsR wor hsges, and after al
other Prescriptions and aid of Faculty have failed
of giving resf,
4 Didenting MiniRer, now an cid man, when a.
bout twenty foor years of age, reduced to ne
very laa extremity in Co1Jymttoa, was given up
by he Faculty, and his friends had all taken their
Ian leave Of him.
A relation, yho had been long abfent, as furGeon
of fhip, returned jua at this time, went TO lee
him, and adviIed his imoakine obacco ecca,ai-g 10
his prytt'isn which was, mi to Ip: a. ALL nut The
Jei'va began TO form in his mouth, fwallow and
keep it down and to expectorate NO bing but
phelm, and he would engage for his recovery he
accordingly loon found he benefit of this way of
imoaklug, and recovered his health "a Ndly and
completely.
A fellow audent of the laft gentleman. when a.
bou: thirty years old, was given up by all bis friends
and the faculty, and dying in an Nl?bma, recollec
ting the above cafe, and knowing that he could live
but few days longer, he determined 10 Try TIE Ct
fecl of (aaaklaga eO!tbow Iitlug, and accordingly
found it equally ehcacious and beneficial TO his
aithma, 1t had been for his friends confamption
he iooa recovered, and now Ct the age of ieventy-
odd, breaches with clear itroug voice, and is
perfectly healthy and well, though he nlohss many
pipes day. Indeed what is very linenlar in this
cafe is, thar if he omits imoaking for twenty four
hours, his atbna comes on 70 Violently, that to
ue his own expreaion--" He hifses like an ADDER -
That thefe facts may induce further experiments,
and prove Of public ule, is the incers with of
OTIOSUS.
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A Bargain in LAND,

II H f fubltrber would difPofe Of four teus.
u ments two toge,her) upon the traet Of land
in this county, near Martnsbnrg, called Poplar
Spring, az preienr in the tenure Of Adam Aldridge,
Abiolem Miller, John Martin and George horn
The two former I've well toeeths-, and would form
hand!ome farm Of about 400 acres the Two latter,
(which alto well connectedl will amount to sec
acres The whole tract is of the hrit quality of
foil, and there is upon each tenement conI:dssa-
ole reierve of the fineft timber The lrnes are soc
lives torig'naliy. for 8 only Tome of which i'a0s
expired This land is now offered at The lory ratio
Of 40 killings, Virginia currency, per acre. One
half in hand, the other half on bond AT months,
with intere(t. & bond of conveyance will be given
in return for the frlt payment
FERDlNANDO FAIRFAX
Shannon Hill, Berkeley County, Sd Ianodrys 81.
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L E WIS MO O r E,

Fornsriy of Berkeley County, Virginia, now Of
Mafon County. Kentuckey,
Respectfully informs the Publc, that he has opened
A T A ' E R N,
A T Limetone, and keeps, horfes TO hire. He
1 y is appointed by the Court of Malon County,
TO keep the public Ware houie-gentlemen fToring
with him may depend on the Itrcteit attention be-
ing paid. Travellers going up the river may be
lupped with proviions. &c.
Dec Z, 90.
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TO Be. SOLD,

NNE Hundred aud fnre- acres of Land, lying
~ on the Shepherds Town road, and adjoining
the Warm spring road, about midway between that
and Mertinl6urg there about S. acres cleared,
the remainder very well tin1bered HE whole under
good fence there is a good log-holie. barn, and
out-hoults, an orchard of ,oo apple trees. and ie
vera others Of psac} eherryo &c. we'll OF never
falling water near the houie, and as good land as
any ia Berkeley county. 1t is an excellent itand
for t4vern othcr pablic buiinefs. For particu-
lars, apply to The lubl4riy"r, On The pr mics
John VANAN5DALE.
Jan s, ,97.
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IN the night Of the 18th inf the !uberihers
~ borfe, faddle and bride, was itolcn Shsps
herds Town the next morning the horie was
found 10 Mr. laco& Belers wheat fcl3, but the iad-
die ard bride niIiHg. Z be 'aJdle was anoit new,
Jingle fhirttd, one of the bolses oug, one of he
ltirrup feathers pesced, the .<irr wbefe the
bots is hitting is rip'd an inch or two the o.ia'e
is double reignd, of the tips different from the
others. Whoever will give information Of the TAD
die and Birdie 70 that ger them again, thall have
Two Dollars reward, or Six Dollars for the thief
JOHN CLAWSON.
December FL, %.
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IObeA and aninauenctd. ]

rTHE Par,nerihp OF Sbtrrard and AAexandfr being
4 this day dissolved, all pefons indebted to fad
f ~ are req"efsd TO MAKE i.nmedl-re payment, as
the general paet Of the deots of long itshding
thoe 20 whom 5hey.are indebted, are denred TO "T-
MIA nelr 4ceaants for adjnt,meut The Eu1icribsr.
WHO ,nrends continuing the hodnss in more eiig'-
bic and exanlive 1nanner will attend for the above
purpofc, and he his former friends. who
ha>+ acquired themtel0es with proPr'ety, to accept
his qratefu thanks and assures them rhat no EXERT
on IN his part ghall be waiting TO promote lsit-
jnp continuance Of their favors. Many OF thoie
articles NOW ~ hand viii oe reduced IN price, as
gbe extreme credits hitherto CREATED cannot in fn
lure De admitted.
ROBERT SHERRARD.
Bath, Ian. 6,