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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

Exfra7 Of q letter from THE ReV. jain
Smith, to gentleman in this toc0n,
dated Point Coxbee, March a8,I8o3.
" You no doubt have received
the account of old Sam Mafon's arrelt,
with : or a of his fons, four other
villains, woman and three children,
about thirty miles below ew-Madrid,
by Capt. M'Coy, the kings interpreter
& afmall party. Capt. M'Coy has lince
taken them to New-Orleans in irons,
but as no crime could be charged up
on them as being committed in the
Spaniih government, the governor
general ordered them to be taken to
Natchex and delivered to our govern
ment. The day before yeaerday, as
they were pailing this place, the matt
Of their vefle broke, a part of the men
were fent on fhore to make new one,
and the rett were left 10 guard the
prifoners. In a lhort time they threw
of their irons, feiz-d the guns be-
longing to the boat, and fired upon
the guard. Captain M'Coy hearing
the alarm, ran out of the cabin, old
Mafon inltantly lhot him through the
breal and ihoulder; he with the de-
termined bravery of folder, though
icarcely able to tand, ihot him thro'
the head. Ma(on fell and rofe, fell
and rofe again, and although in a
gore of blood, one of his party hav-
Ing fllot Spaniard's arm to pieces,
he drove off M'Coy's party, and kept
pohedion of the boat till evening,
when discovering fuperior force,
they left the boat, the women and
children, with great precipitation.
There is a party of Creoles after them,
and it is fuppofed they will fucceed
in taking them. The commandant
at this place has offered one thouiand
dollars for taking old Mafon dead or
alive. They will be purified with the
utmof diligence by a fet of determin-
ed fellows.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

Bot. though he had commanded a public vehE.I
during the revolution, and fought AID ie,sed
with reputation through the cootea, aud tho he
was Rroogly iupported by the federal memoer
OF congrcis from New London, aiil he was
rrSS6Lcav. add therefore new.fanglcd federal
iii OF IN; cockade tamp was appoated over his
head. Nov a, this late day. capt. Honie has
the office reaorcd 10 him as his right according
to th. ofasc OF Conn-etieut the Pfshden, ha,
famed againi the msjeay of eaacrn fed;ralifp.
and NUT receive its a5ufe. IL making 'his ap.
pointrnsnt, however, No. Jetfsrfon mas done an
az OF jutice which We hope viii be repeated in
IN. fame garter ,ill " the power is taken from
the ungodly, and they whole right it il fhsi'
rule" Ii Se fee moch aeainA the Pteiid,nt
on this io,jea we miy be Indaccd 10 enter
more deeply into further particulars than certain
friends to order and good government could by
any means win. Bee.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
PHILADELPHIA, May 81.
Cxx... II Q..s.H ILL.,.


o. Tueiday laa arrived the fhip Sally
from Briaol in forty days. Captain Burger in-
forms. that ten days before he left there fri
gate arrived in the roads under pre,ence Of
fhpping volunteers. but fhortly after fent a
body of fesmcn, marines and officers, well arm
Cd, up to town 70 prefs men :--They took the
evening to commit sheir barbarous deeds.
Many poor fellows were dragged from the pub
lie houies, and many picked up in the arects,
inialted and beat without provocation--much
blood was loa on both Gdes. Finding them
felves 70 arongly rspulfed by the iahabitzats
they were Obliged to call for aid from the fand-
ing army. Ga Sunday At the time of fcrvice
they took all the prcfIcd men. under Arong
guard, to march them down to the Ghip, under
drawn fxords aud fixed bayones-in pafius
throagh the ost.kirts of the town, ,hey were
mobbed. with Aones, moAIy by women frou
this fpirited attack the gang aud marines, being
much Intoxicated, fred upon the mob and XIII
led fevsral peoPle-thus they got off with their
men that were followed by their wives and chill
den down to shs boats. If this be liberty what
% u1vefys slf frr fl-yr. 80 , .-f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
Abpoinfmenfs--Byfbs PrxEdsnt.

Sanuel Ofeocd, efq. naval officer for fhe
port Of Ncw. York, vice Richard Rogers, remo-
we'd. Mr.. Rogers vas an officer 10 the Bri,ifh
fsrsice in New York iaR var, & concerned IN
American prizes. - 81 %. ''.asm !
George Hosfe. efq. commander Of the fese-
nue cutter for the difriets of Con nnetticut and
Rhode I1and, vice BIifhs Hipmsn. efq. senov-
ed. Capt. Houfe had been 6rR iiepiensnt Of
the cutrer from the eommencemert sfshe 'revc-
nue. fyAem, when, under the pre6dency Of Mr..
Adams, the conmsndef died. and he vac sui-
vsrlally expected 70 facceed TO the vaeaas pot |:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
NEW YORK, Iune s.

Previous to the departure of the Kennebeck
from Trinadad, an exptefs had arrived from
London with orders to put that place 10 fate
Of complete defence.
By the attention of refpeefsble CONNER
e;sl friend we have received Cape Francoi,
paper OF ,,d Floreal, MAY AL from which we
the praifes betoved on particular corps and in-
iividuals who diftinguiihed themfelves.
ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO.
O,dtr Of sbs Gsy of 81 FI~sal.
The brigands have been again in the north |;
they directed their force sgainR Fort Dsuphin |;
but two powerfsi attacks have only added to
defeats, and to the glory Of our brave foldiers.
On the ), Gcfminal lApril) afifed by fe.
sset Intelligence from within, they pfeiented
fhemfelves to the number Of 400. Aided by
Some traitors, a large party Of them was intro
joccd into the very heart OF the place, while
the main body, en- meDs, thondered and prehrd
upon ali fdes. The critical moment ferved but
20 redouble the energy Of the gar'ifon. The
psooAp,neh and vigour Of the able difPofitious
Of Gen. Qnantia, and the bravery OF the grena-
diers of the nth demi. brigade, have rendered
ineffsdusl their plots and their efforts. After
m obains,e engagement of two houn, they
were driven from the town and i;s environs,
leaving about 50 dead, and bearing away con-
Adorable number Of wounded. The traitors
within hsve been difcovcred and confined.
On the 18th Of the fame month, the bri.
ssnd,. crgaoized in regular military torn. and
with generals At their head, made on Fort Dau-
phin, another attempt. Their attack CON-
m-ncea at in the motnius; at ? they wer
defeated on all points in complete route Above
forty dead, great number Of whom we're off.
ezra. have beea found round the place. aHd the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
ready" +" 9uand.vea" by Mr.. Munroe's

ready" jauandsred" by Mr.. Munroe's
embaily.-How can they know this
faa? How can they prelume to al
fert on any foundation, that that min
liter took with hin Jingle cent of the
United States money +! The law does
not fpscify Mr.. Ms million and per-
hlps contemplated the Barbary powers
as much as thole of France or Spain.
The fat is, none of us know TO wAat
ufes this fum may be expended at all
nor fhall we obtain the knowledge
until the Prcident makes the report
to the next feili,n of Congrefs. If
then the fedcraliits find il has been
J9uaudersd, it will then be time enough
to a5ule. But it feems not to fuit
thofe gentlemen to wait 70 long-they
want caIumny for immediate ule-and
finding fallhood may be fabricated
concerning every dollar in the whole
two millions, they have too many
yorkmsn to fufsr fuch itock of razV
materials to lay by. finer. Pat.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
To be Sold dt Public Auaio1,,
On the laf ,MoNDAr. ef June int. at

~ XI I0'ciock, n. M. onvfbe PTeDyes,
a LII thn ,a,sao.e tsaa Of LAID ,.po~ ~ The
"A occupancy Of MroB,gja~m SIas>s. lyisg
paain .Hopkinion snd. .Paiia ~ Richmond. be
longing TO the eitste of the lre Col. Gtofcr
Ifisn, of Mddleso~us deceafcd. conts,nisg by
efiIua,ion ab,uf fssen hpedred scses. ,sl. !.
/; 49, The sboye are viii he told in lots. o.
abcut one hundred ard forty. scas each. Terms
of payment ~,li be ono third in esh down. onr
third in three. and ooe rhWd in Gx mcsihs, in
Noses payable N the Baak. Of khcds iaIud.
eth approved indosfer,. .,-sW .tt...-,.
hssrisr,. Jsss IL, isoj. s4r
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
N f w P o R L,
Saturday, June II, 1903.

Accounts from Ohio. OF May i,A, mention
that company of about 40 Iod;ans had iho' &;
feslped Capt. Herod, while az work in bis q ia
later which they took as many horie, as they
wanted aud ned. The alarm was given. when
the militia went Immediately in paFiui' OF them.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

On Saturday laa arrived here, GIDEON
GRANGER. Efq. Poa-M.acr. General OF the
United States, and let, town on Moodsy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
esr We had prepated reply to The ohio,

vations 10 the lsf Mercury. under the Newport
head, relative to the exception Of ecrsin infol.
vent Petitions out Of thc cIsofe in the att Of ad.
iournnent which operstes to aay proceedings,
having pa0ed the lower Houie of A0embly,
which was afterwards non. concuned sitb by the
Senate But want Of room prevents its sp-
pearance ,hi, week. I,'~iIl, however. be given
10 our next, The Mecury affects 20 be very
patriotic on this fubject. l. ~ill be ihown how
far that sfettation IL dcce phi 1us.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

Fourteeu buildings have lately been d.
troyed by Fire in Schenectady.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
FEDFRAL FXTRAYACANCE

In SEQ, uuder rhe naturalization Of Mr..
ApAMs. the receipts from duties. including the
direct tax ess dolls. o,ooo, 600
And thc expenditure, amounted
10 the enormous lum of $4,000 900
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

Arrived here the preient week. JoHx Gil
PIN, Eiq. Coniul OF his Bri'anais Majeay io'
this State.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

Extra7 efa litter from Po'f-ds- France, lNt o,
MGrti~iqae, danG Iltb Fs,eai, wrnss BY an
aid-de camp Of admiral V,Ia,ei Joyyjf, captain
general Of Ma,tniqas, 10 eOmmandax. Io.Dayd
lie Paplon has this Infant arrived. bring
ing accounts Of the contiaustion Of peace 10
Europe, and departs this night to bear the In
formation TO your iiland.
We have been at work here for fome days,
to put ourfeIves in aate OF defence but il is
happy for our colony, and hill more for yours,
that this mcafare becomes unneceGay. H
Capt. Gould, who arrived at Whining
ton on the tsth inf. in "A days from Gusda-
ioupc, infoums--thar ferrous difurbanc.s have
taken place amongt the white inhabitants Of
that town--shat the general iecond in CON-
mand and feversl gentlcmen of diftinttion have
been apprehendcd by order of General lie Croi,.
and ient to France in a national fhip Of "a guns.
TO be tried for confpiracy.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

/ TIE Editors Of the Kentucky Gazette ac-
Knowledge the receipt OF a note from een,le-
man in Warrcnton, tNdth Csroliro) without
date, but which mOh have been iubeqocns TO
ths 4 s,h April. which tay,--" The negroes role
in this town laa night. and made sna, havoc.
We had to Ay." y. r. A~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
The deheit being

The de6cit being s.ooo, 900
was borrowed OF JbceHla,srf and mary Jo55sr,
at the ratc Of per cent. intereh.
Contra9 ibis qvhb REpuBLIcAN ECONOMY.
In 1904, under the admioiiIstien OF MIR.
JErFrRsos. the revenue may he eitima,td .
,i,hOut land tax or any cyciie whstever) AZ
dolls. 10000, 600
AID thr whole expences OF the
govtrnment. iDcludirg the "e
interea Oh che nstipnai debt. l ~
amounted TO only about 5000 600
Leaving faoing 10 the people Of s,ooc. GOO
which 10 a,ieiiy and hooeaIy appropriated io
pay the principal OF the Debt Of the United
States, and the oyerpI1s goesIuto the Tfesf1ry,
and there forms fund, which Is foley under
the direction of Coog,efs. The Fedeslias ran
the nation in debt at the rate of 5000. 900 dol
lars per snrum--and the Republican,, after te-
pealing all the internal taxes, sad paying up.
wards Of {. .ooc COO dollars of the principal ct
the National Dtbt, have nox full Trcaiury.
while the taxes arc reduced and the people nap
py and contented. Thefe are the fruits Of Mr.
JKrFsRsoSs Naturalization. S. Rex.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11

fcOcs were ouuiy cnpioYcd uurfrg great part OF
the engagement in carrying oftneir wounded.
l.. Port de Piix has been ALTO attacked on
the 1zd Gsrniual lAprlD in the afternoon.
rne eue ny an naik 81 Of fldden great nun
Der OF batteries. which played uPoa the fora
Liveaa and Pageot. AT the approach of night
the affair osclne more gcnesal and more ferrous,
and att o'clock an aGlalt was made on all the
foru. The bsiganis were provided with large
and long ladders of 10 aeps. The extren: fi-
periority OF their number rendered it inpoiI Die
20 prevent their applying iome Of them: Add
by thefe means they fucceeied in fcaLng the
grand fort. and eaablifhed thenleves for fom-
time at the foot of tn. block .houfc but they
were driven from thence after having LOTT a
great many men. The fort, L,yesux & Pageot
! vera 70 we'll protected by the fire OF the ar,iIle.
| ry from the grand and little foru and the TIA
tionary Corvette, that the enemy could not
avail themfelves on ;hofc two points Of the
fcaling ladders they had broaght.
The brigands have left 81 dead about our
potts. many Others they carried of the nun.
Der of their wounded NUT have been very con-
| hiersble We had but one man killed aud
| two wounded.
General FrefIinet, informed that the bril-
gsnda had reaGcmbled in their neishboring po-
iitioas on the plain of Guide Sac, with dehgn Of
making an incur6on. gave orders TO prevent by
attacking them. In confequence. Gen. Lavel-
lettc having prepared column competed OF
detachmenu from the s,h light troops. the s9th
Of the line. and goth natioaal dragons from
Port. t.au.Prince. arrived at 10 the morning in
prefsnce of the brigands. He fuccelively at
tackled and carried three arong petitions where
the eusmy were entrenchcd. fhc rcfult Of this
operation 10 fandard taken. above 20 Of the
brigaads lie upon the fpot. and the remainder Of
their hordes entirely dhperled We had I
wounded.
lie general de brigade, chef De l'eta, msjor
general. (Signed) THOUVENOT.
true copy.
L'adjud. command, fous chef de l'e'st ma.
jor general. BOYE.
Copy Of letter from the General in Chief tc
Clsuzei General Ut DivGon.
Port an Prince, ie Floral (lfay)
! have the honor to inform you, general. .th,
the Fra Confal, feeling the grealea folicitud'
for the army of st. Domingo. and dcGrous o
terminating this fatal war without lofs Of time,
not content with the daily reinsorcements we re-
ceive, fends at this moment from the ports o
France an army Of 20. 900 men, TO which fhsl
fueceed another of the fame force as early .,
neceHary, fhoald not the brigands be, as is ex
Peeted, totally annihlated by the hra army.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Sisned) DTN. ROC HAMBEAU.
| A true copy.
lie chef l'etat major de Ia diviGSn du Nord
j. A. MAILLARD.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-11
CINCINNATI, Nav 4.

Extra1f @s letter from THE Rev. Jabn
Smith, to gentleman in this t0son,
dated Point Coxbee, March 28, 1900.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25
From. an Eurepean Pl.SEcstien.
Z PLGRsA NJ.

4 BULL AND NO BULL.
AsWAG having waged with league half
About how many signs Of The Bullwere in
town,
league swofe there were three--which
was Hatly denied. 4, n. s $500 ss
And topointouta Bull more than two was
3 de6edi q
When thus gan 10 count Tiers the
black Bull IN Forrgate,
That's one--then the seconds the white
4 Bull in Norgate
And % for the next, which makes THAEK
you'll allow,
In the very next lane, theirs little brown
"A right Irish blanderf say, each stan-
derby, !.
And the bet you have lost TUT says
league that's q lie !!
I,llbe bound stead of losing my wager
win Il, 81 8.
For INA. bluhder'. ! Bull Or the devil i.
in il II y "
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25
ONE CENT REWARD.

NAN away from the subseri5efs en-.
ploy on the 18th inst. an indented sefvane
girl, named MARGARET AMrRS.
bound "a me BY her parents.
with her variety Of clothing a.
sent recollected. The above rev !
no thanks win Be given 70 my per-
win spprehend and return her 10 d, ~.
scriber, living in Berkeley County. : !
SAMUEL CUNNINGHAM. {
February IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25
EXHIBITION.

- HE Students Of Charles Town Aca-
denny. win have an Exhibition Il iaid
Academy, on "Wednesday the ninth. day
Of March next which win eomnsnce
about tOo,clotk, A. NJ. Is - ~
February IS, laos. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25

L IfGCE0kS a
closed doors, hed orosased = nlac. TWO
MILLIONS a. nos. Ans 8 81. dis.
eretion nf,he r,..;dsr. 49,. 80 80. s
soy Il, Thar tbs seens - -, ., = . Il,
B. cas 49,. .. millions q pollars s.
your sorf." And these tsvo niiEons ef
doHGrs are 20 % Placed under the pyesi-
ae'ars discretion. Better still his fsne
indeed, that me iate federal oticers have
o I. heid np g. sad rsgnes, becanse they
6Id nof fake e particular Parcel Of money
.Jor edcn particular expense; and 6eca,se
s0nen one parcel tpas not enough fer one
purpose, and another sods too much, they
ssed fnentn COMMON tor the public service,
fnerefore me democrats insisted that they
had UioLated the LGlps, and mere guilty b
rc6berE:t az fhtxre, Under Mr.. Jsfer-
son's reign, every thing Jpas BE regula-<
ted 6y specific appropri0tions." H9fv'
tdrs2ecihc appropriations agree With this
e'efraor dsnary PROPOSAL, inasecret sitting,
70 frnsff Iro niiitions ef dollars p the dis
cretion the executive. ne shall leave fer
the people g decide. 10 ~ Hnaaa mys-
fery, mdf tpe shat not attempt 70 explain,
Jurtaer fhdn 6y sneIesniag the keen and
Odld fsprfaens.on tohtch the subject has
eaasd forsh. Il Frederlck Town Herald
- r.,,..e.,n.. a.. VI, rp,
..z@ : : : :. = .. -" !. z1e'Is ~
~ Thusdoes every day furnish new proof.
If the1ncons;.,ens;e.. ~ 7tho.e vha no,,
.dipkrt our nai;or II afFair. All sens. NJ
propriety seems 10 he ii.reoard.d ana +
the Yosse.s;o, &c rover Inv snr.e, r..
man. -bv~ which tS.v aeon;y.d 4, ~
GREAT body ofthe peoble however i 1. Is.
iieyed have better m.mories. and will be
more disposed - ererci.e ,hem- I, 1,
iii : shorf Tt;ne s.;nee The -y,,l;n, na,+v
tool sy-ry ,c...;o,, - a.cl.r. ,ho, 4 ~.
yernmsntlike orr. eho,,ld have M 800,
that :. Il v., ;r.,;t,,.a ~, ~. r.ao,i.
and for their benc6t The ,r.c,;c. 6F b;d.
inc from them any of =. tr,n,,et;on. had
!, = 6;oh . ant;-rennbl;can ,erdencv . nav.
th,f Il fayonr.d of dowrr;cbt r,nr., ~
VET do we nov Sc ,he.s ..rs ,..,,,;.,,
.hnttino their dnor. and b;d;no ,h.;r nro.
IdnSt;on. from nnbl;c view 49, ~
;eeftoos an MIR ,h. cor, =. -. Ct y.
uncommon intere.f and onsh. = 49, - .rr =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z Concl.vs 10, s,,s.sSs.
ee,.ciayv,c,I .n.d II. vii Il rn......, -
the conduct oT,he.e y.rv men e , .,Ss =.
recently bl.ra er,,.;,L;.a -. :"
vernmenf $500. ana 5enrs..p,;nr ~.
= !. ,,,.s.;i. - .sss6 ..ten
= - - sosssaS ~ StietrHSCuOEu.i
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no HINT

TO RENT 5s
|rHEwhole or . part Of The House
& u wherein the subscriber now lives,
Fin Queen-Street, MartinsburR, witheve.
u necessary building; ii Is completely
kxed for Store or any kind ofpublic bu-
siness: there are two large dry ccllars
underline house. For terms apply Is
MICHAEL M'KEWAN. Il
February IS, 1905.
4lse 10 RENT, 4 FARM On the west
side Of Back Greek, adjoining lands az
Mr.. Grantham and Michael M'Kew,n,s
Mills, wherein Mr.. Jacob Kizer now
lives there are ON the place ! good two
story Log Dwelling House, with i Kitch-
enunder the House, and other BliIdinrs.
agood Garden, about 90 acres of bottom
land, which IS hieAyenclosed, about / 8
acres IN grass and more meadow may s.
easily made good water---a sulphur 81
spaw spring near the house, 4 few Apple
trees, only about four acres sowed down
on the place. Possession may be had he
18th Of March next. For terms applv Is
James Quin, or Michael M,Kewan. ]
Marti,lsburg, Fe. Ss
6rGary IS, 1905.
AFEW ssndS Acre QUE Lots ad;oin.
ingthe South side Of Martinsburr. for
ealA Ene. ra.hs a,.S,.;-. - ~. ~ rt..s-. n
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25

Seeretsworth kncwing. Lastweek
NE presented che ps.tIc a. account from
tie Unifsd Sfdfes Gaxftts d ~. BSyayas
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25

AFEW 3snd S Acre QUE Los hd;ofn.
ingthe South side Of MartinsburR. for
sale, for cash, enqaireof John O'FerralI
or MICHAEL lM'kEWAN
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25

TO RENT.--AHOU d LOT
n Shepherds Town, conveniently sim.
ated for any kind Of Public Business, 4
Is calculated for astore and The acconIlmo-
dation Of Z family. Rossession may g
had thefrst day Of March nan. ABLY
20 NJ *
JOHN BLAcKFoR +
3WsarinReH' a Ferry, ! -
Fsbriary IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25
CARRIAGE oFFLoUR. e.. \
TSHE subscribers beg leave to inforu

80 CARRIAGE OF FLOUR, &c.
- HE subscrihers beg leave 10 inform
u those who have Flour or produce
ofany kind 70 send down the river POGO
max, that they are provided With sfrong
and safe Boats for ths conveyance thereof.
and win deliver Flour, &c. Ii George.
Town Or Alexandria, on the most mode-
rate terrns-an for the further encoa.
ragement ofthose who favor ~ kith n
Earrings Of their produce, we have taken
that spacious Ware House, formerly n
the possession Of Mr.. James Moseley, IN
which theirProPerty WIN be deposited free
BEAcKFORD. & ZUcK.
sSiebAerd's- Tswn,
February as 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25

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na- as he shalideem proper 70 comssnnicafe.
Let it be remarked, and in distinction too
to their conduct on the occasion Just allu-
ded, that the request proposed by Mr..
Griswold Is not in general or unqualified
terms but that il is expressly restricted
to such papers onlyas tits proper the house
Of representatives should be acquainted
with. Still even this is denied. Execn-
tive secrets are olonger frightfnl they
must be preserved with al possible win.
lance the president must not even Sc
asked n question touching them, least
unluckily he should divulge something
thAt might come to the ears ofthe people,
whichwould lead them TO- suspect that
things were not quite 80 wen managed a
the political juggles Of tbe day wishthem
10 believe. Nay, it isnot even prudent
TO examine the e aspect ofour foreign re-
latioAsn in the face of the country gal
leries must be cleared sall Official tatthng
observers must - excluded. tits inthis
way the people IRE 70 become acquainted
with every step which their servants take
in their concefns il Is thus that they can
observe and walch over them with all
that assiduiy which i. 20 essential 70 The