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Will be added TO TO MOGROW's Sales,
A quantity of
Lilbon Carpets, Mats, Lemons
Oranges, Figs, Almonds, Railins in
boxes and jars.
P. G. MARSTELLE2.
March "a.
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Mach ID.
The subicraber zvlIl fell on re0-

/ou0Jls terms,
A two tory frame HOUSE.
on Cameron i}reet, weitward Of the chu Oh.
A one tory HOUSE on Al
fred ftreet, near he above-and
About 200 feet front of vacant
LOTS, on the above freels, together
with all the ground rents payable on the
remainder of an acre Of ground Of which
the above forms part.
For further particulars apply to
V. THOMBS,
March "a. eo3s
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7aN Receaved,
By the fabfcr,bers, at their 'Narehoufe,
at tie EAT of King itreef,
London particular MADEIRA
WINE, in pipes, half pipes and Ct. calks
And quantity Of
Fira quality refined Loaf SUI
gars, ios ialc by
J. P. SMITH and CO.
March ~. cost
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q,eranu1ia 4 D0erisar.
THURSDAY, MARCH "a.

A letter has been received by gentleman in
New York from w. Lee, fiq. American COM
mercial agent at Bordeaux, dated January oath,
which Rates that General Bernadolte is appoint.
el Miniaer TO the United STATES, and not MIR.
Otto, as reported.
The new ,niniRer fets fail hortly for the U.
States.
A letter from Bayonne, of the 18th ult. hYs,
Is the great buoy or mark, which ferved te di-
rect mariners at diftancc, iituated on our lar
on the principal bank, fell at night, by the ex,
treure violence Of the wind This account is Of
efficient Importance to feaiaring men. TO warrant
The expectation, that ali the journalif. VIII mall
read it, viii take the earlicit opportunity of in
ier,ing it in their publications
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-06

TOM PAINEhas recommended his
"a sfal labours," dagain addressed the
citizens Of the United States, through
the medium Of the Aurora. In that pa
per Of this morning we are favored with
his g Letter the sixth," to the citizens of
the United States. This letter, like most
Of his other productions since his arrival
in the country, is composed principally Of
encomiums Upon himself and upon his
projects for reformiag the world, and
abuse of general Washington's adminis-
tration. { The only thing worthy Of mo-
tice, in this publication, is copy Of the
invitation to Paine. we have marked
in haLcs, that part Of it which was last
summer published in this country from
European newspapers. Several things
in this a6ectionate letter from the great
est Philosopher to the greatest Blasphe-
ner in the world, deserve the serious ate
tentionof the people Of the United States.
As il win no longer be a question with
any, one whether Mr.. Jefferson really
wrote such aletter toll his table companion
and bosom friend We presume the de-
mocrats, especially those Of them who
profess christianity, will find much edif-
cation in perusing this brotherly epistle.
Il viii be'noticed that Mr. Jefferson be-
came President Of the United States on
the 4th Of March, 4 ani, and that he delay
ed no longer than till the 18th of the same
month, before he gave orders to one of
the ships Of the navy to /" receive asaac-.
conmodafe" his friend and correspon-
dent BY the first sentence Of the letter,
itappears that these loving andeongenial
spirits had been previously in habits Of
uninterrupted correspondence. Noless
than four kind epistles between the 1st
and the i6ah of Oetobera By the part
Immediately subsequent, it i evident
| that they had been plotting some vast
schemes Of reform, which, instead of
. sDasting the rnergies of the people" will
probably contribute to the "multi pEcati-
on eftke hitman race and 70 the extine-
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instead Of consolidating the peace would
only weaken its foundation and invite ap.
erosion, have resolved to resist the tor
rent Of Republican domination, and to
tythe issue Of another war, should their
appeal to the justice and policy Of France
prove unsuccessful. Should the dispute
be amicably adjusted, the concession
ssnust proceed from France. --~- I
T. On the arrival of the. courier, announ-
cling to Bonaparte the Kings message to
Parliament, the consul Immediately sent
for gen. Duroc (distinguishedby his sue
eessful embassy 70 the Prussian Court &
after an audience, which consumed the
greater part of the night, Duroc was dis
patched on a second missionto Berlin
and it is understood that Bonaparte waits
the result of this measure, previous to
his de6nitive reply 70 the renonstranees>
of our Cabinet. - y y
IL isstated that q vessel has arrived ut
Plymouth, announcing that an embargo
had beenimposed on all British vessels in
the French ports-but this report is OBJ
viously incorrect, although some inter-.
ruption to the sailing Of vessels, with
particular freights may have occurred, As
Is said to have been the case at Calais,
but the intercourse by packets, &c. con-
tinuesas for some time past.
A letter BY the Lisbon mail announces
the arrival Of general Lasnes at his form
or hotel-it adds, that the instant Of his
arrival, he wrote to the prince regent, in
forming him that he came 70 resume his
former functions, but that he could not
appear at any levee TIL al the ministers
who had formerly given him offence were
dismissed Extraordinary Is il may APP
pear, the prince Is said to have complied
with this request. -5----.- :
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NETWORK. April 20.

The arrival at this port yesterday Of
the Ships Jnlianna, Ontario, and Young
Factor, has put the editor Of the Mer-
camille Advertiser in possession Of Lon
don papers to the; goth March, Liverpool
ofthe 2tst, and London prices current Of
the 18th. -. - -.,,..-.-.-. =
We have selected the most interesting
part Of their contents. .... =. =. = 49,.
On the important question of Peace or
War, between Great Britain and France,
we have nothing decisive. The de6ni1
tive answered. Bonaparte to the ultimatum
Of the British Cabinet, which was every
moment expected, had nat arrived in
London on the morning of the 2oth Of
March. Our extracts are principally
confined to the subject. In fact, the
london papers are almost wholly occupi-
ed with the dint Of warlike preparation
and with conjecture on what will be the
probable issue. = - :. .. .. -.
It is mentioned Is report in paper OF
the 18th, that Bonaparte had written a
letter to the King Of England, of which
the, followingis the substance -" Bro
Their, in disputes between nations ofsuch
importance as England and France, q
question must necessarily arise Of conside.
rable moment, viz. Which is the greater
= We Of course, reeipreeally, must Be par
tial !. and I have no hesitation in decla.
ring, that If Britain does not submit to my
claims, the English empire must be
ecrase (destrnyed:J1" -.
The probability ola renewal Of hosti.
lities, and the report Of an embargo in the
French ports, have caused sensible de.
preston of the funds ut the date Of oul
last accounts.
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the heavens, in such numbers as 10 Re.
semble shower Of sky rockets. The
Inhabitants happened at the same hour TO
Be called from their houses BY the ere
bell, which was rung on account of FIRE
that broke out in one Of the rooms of the
Armoury, but which was speedily extin-
guished. Every one, therefore, had an
opportunity Of Witnessing scene of ma.
tare, which never before was displayed
IN this part Of the globe, and which, pro-
badly, win never appear again. Sever
al Of those shooting meteors were accom-.
panied with q train Of ERE, that illuminate
ed the sky for aeonsiderable distance.
One, in particular, to fall from the Zenith
ofthe apparent size Of a ball Of eighteen
inches diameter, that lighted for se.
veral seconds the whole hemisphere.
During the continuance Of this remarka-
bic phenomenon a Missing noise IN the air
was plainly heard, and several reports,
resembling the discharge Of q pistol.-
Had the city bell 4not been ringing, these
reports would probably have been much
louder. The sky was remarkably clear
and serene. and the visible fixed stars nu-
merons the whole night. We are anxi-
Gus to know at what distance from Rich
mond this phenomenon has extended. Il
ishoped that persons who have remark.
ed il in other places, viii not neglect to
inform the public Of the particulars--as
such information may add, in q great de-
gree, to the knowledge Of Meteorology.
Since writing the above, we have been
informed, that several Of the largest Of
these shooting meteors, were observed
to descend almost TO the ground before
they exploded. Indeed, many Of those
-whichwe saw, appeared 70 approach with-
in Z few yards Of the house tops, and then
suddenly to vanish. Some persons, we
are told, were so alarmed, thar they ima-
gined the FIRE in the Armoury was occa-
stoned by one of these meteors, and in
place Of repairing to extinguishth the earth-
" flames, they busted themselvesin con-
irving to project the roofs Of their hou-
ses 'front.' the ERE of Heaven.
This circumstance Of the shootingstars
descending within short distance ofthe
ground, is however, fac. highly im-
portant to be known Is ithas been gene-
rally supposed, that meteors only pro-
coed in a horizontal direction, and never
Ay perpendiculariy upwards Or down.
wards. Those which we particularly
remarked, appearedto descend in an m
gle ofsixty degrees with the horizon
but as the smaller ones were 90 numerous
and crossed each other IN diiferent direc.
tions, il was only possible TO ascertain
with any precision, the paths Of the lar.
Eest and most brilliant. 81 s
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M. Attorney Lincsln'. paper, tie 4g;s,
ptitEshed0t Worcester, has come out
NTH q mast pity moving lamentation
:. ovet he decline Of democracy IN Mas
sachusetis. His cruel to sport Nth the
catanities -four felouu creatures epea
they Be democrats: 1uelpiH therefore
merely nidke an extract, and ieape>it
WITHOUT consne,at, otherwise NE should
be inclined 70 smile at che exbedTent fall
en- npon By the editor to sdpe his GUN
feelings and those ef1his party, By
keeping ont Of sigh, AZ much a. boss;-
bic, tie particulars and the megnitude
sftheir DE- feat. The Ostrich has been
de'iomineted, By the natraEsts, silly
bird because IUhen Pursued, it thrusts
its>head into a brGke or thicker, and
Seems 70 imagine, that security consists
IN shEtting its eyes upon the danger
=, sehieh threatens i. The failoUiag is
The language efthe Egis.
>>-@' Gaz. U. ST.
! Massachusetts, Eiection.-No apology
eanbe necessary for declining further
detail Of the votes, given in on the first
Monday in April. 1t would exhibit no.
thing but disappointnaent and defeat. In
telligence of this sort win reach our rea-
ders in due season, without the aid Of
newspaper authority. Il would have
yielded US much pleasure to have been
the harbingers OF better tidings. We
have now only to recommend to them
patience, resignation, and steady per-
severance in the ways Of well doing.
IL is difficult to decide, whether the
event has happened from an unusual las
situde on the part of the republicans, or
from an unprecedented industry and VIZ
GLANCE Of the federal party. Whatever
may be the Cause, Il is unquestionably
true, we believe, that the federal major
ity, in Massachusetts,, has increased since
the last election. ..s--sss IL
, A letter from 4 gentleman IN an official
capacity at Berlin, tPrussia) TO his cor
respondent in N. York, dated the last of
February says, that '.waris inevitable"
A letter of the I'd inst. from Cape
Francois received at Bryden's coffee
house, Baltimore) by the ship Elk, men
tons that the blood hounds lately import
ed into St. Domingo, from Cuba, have
spread great terror amongthe negroes
Several black prisoners, who would have
exPiated their guiltupon the gallows, have
been turned defenesless and naked upon
the plains, and torn to, pieces by those
dogs A number Of the chief officers Of
the brigands lately helda conference, BY
4 flag of truce, with the commanding of
6cers Of Cape Francois. The result was
not known, but the report prevailed that
they offered to lay down their arms and
return to their plantations provided they
could be treated Is hirelings and not as
slaves. 49,. -
y .~fFsderai Gaseste.)
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Your Iet,ers Of Ca. a. 4.h, s.k, ,s.s. cane d
6.O hand. aoa,hs pspsrs -hieh t.sy covered ss,s.
s,slns . year $500 S 80, - ~, - ~.
ZANE. Thsi. p.s.r. es~ssis pr.silely our p,iae;-
pies, saa hops .hsy mi = s<sss.ily assefaissd
hsis. Dsssininsd :: .s gre e VOID, sss.als.
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possr. Of Europe. s,sa 10 pssut % p,issps. shieh
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-06

Willie sold at public Eendae, on the frst
day Of May Court, at the Court House
inthis tosvn, The Elects Of Mrs. Susan.
nah Wagamoft, dsceased, eonsistiag Of
'DED furniture, alarge stove and pipe,
ID together with Household and Kitch-
en- furniture TOO tedious to innumerate.--
The sale win begin nj 10 o'clock IN the
Fore noon on the said day, when due az
tendance and . reasonable credit win b
given by j WILLIAM MACKEY, 4.
- AdMinisfrator. =
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having formed are.
solution to close oil his accounts up
to the lst instant, requests all those that
arein any manner indebted to him, to
make immediate payment, a. heis de-
tsrmined to give no longer indulgence.
JAMES MULKNER.
Martinsbwg, May 8, 1905.
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RIcHaosD, April IS.

wv E NO. sAASHnSNbS SARth SIS
Shooting Stars.
b This electrical phenomenon was OBJ
served on "Wednesday morning last at
Richmond, and its vicinity, 10 manner
that alarmed many, and astonished eve
~ person who beheld Il. From one un-
Ill three Ii The morning, those starry ne
teora seemed % fall from every point IN
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MARTIMSBURG, May 6.

Massachusetts Eiection.--The returns
from the Headquarters d sound eri,.ci-
pi&, received by yesterdays mail, give
GtvERsoR SrRoNo, tn. Federal Can
dilate, q clear majority Of fourteen thou
said tzuo hnndsed and one. .t.,.. g
CONNECTICUT FEDERALISM.
The federalists have gained since the
lat election, as is already asosrtained in
The county Of New Haven th,eefederalre-
.pHse.tatises; inthe county Of New Lon.
don t1po; in the county of Fairfield ttree; ;
aid inHthe county Of Litch6sld aght.--
The number Of democrats in the house Of
epresentativeswill not exceed forty. Co
vernon Trumbull and lieutenant governor
Treadwell, the present treasurer and sc.
cretary arere-elected by great majorities.
Particularly we arc safe in asserting, thai
governor Trumbull's vote viii exceed the
most sanguine calculations.
:. =: (Neuo- Haven Rap.
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lis currently reported that the Spa
nish Minister, the day after he had sent
his letter and dispatches to the Secretary
of State to be forwarded to New Orleans,
delivered another set Of dispatches TO our
government, Ia which were contained an
official account Of the transfer Of Louisi.
ana to France, and ofthe orders for deli
vering the same accordingly. From
these dispatches il officially appears that
our conjecture concerning this business
was correct. and that Spain had mo right
to issue the orders as published. Il 10
said these dispatches were communicated
for the purpose Of having them pub
lished-but the President thinks il would
Be better to delay that while. Not en-.
joying the privilege of Duane, in peep
ing into the cabinet and searching the re.
cords Of state, we cannot vouch for It's
correcsness-but It is generally believed
to be true. \. a. II =, =
J .h.a,.. (WasAiagtoa FedtraEst.) J.
We, the Subscribers, Physicians Of
Philadelphia, having carefully eonsider-
ed the nature and effects Of the neWly-dis-
covered means Of preventing. BY Hacci-
nation, the fatal consequences Of the
Smallpox, think It 4 duty thus publicly
to declare our opinion, that Innoculation
for the Kline or Cow-pox, Is a certain pre-
ventativs ofthe Smaii- pass thar il. IS At
tended with no danger, maybe practiced
At all ages and seasons of the year; and
We do therefore recoasmend it to general
stSf. sts AZ v2y.
~ ~ The above is subscribed by so Of the
=mostre.peetahle Physieians in Philadel-
Phia.l --- - - 49,
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N. b. All those who are indebted 10
the estate aforesaid, either by bond note
oropen account, are requested topay Oh
the same to the said Administrator on or
before the said FIRST day Of May Court,
As no longer indulgence Needle expected.
II is also requested. that all who have
any demands against the said estate, WI,
forward them 10 the said Administrator,
properly attested, within three month
from this date, Otherwise they win notbe
accepted. W. NIsa
Aastins5asg, My 8, 1905. .5.:y-7.-
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A letter from gentleman IN an oficia
capacity at Berlin, Prussia) to his cor
respondent in N. York, dated the las, o
February says, that ".waris inevitable.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
CONGRESS

Have been fetting for nine or ren
weeks at an cxPence to the country of
about ieVentcen or eighteen bnndrtd
dollars day, more or leG, This ~
Guides moialies, 30 mix with the ware
winch they occadonally drink. Thu
HS15 colt, in one former felton,, Ersgfy
ao|I9r5. We aPprehcnd thar the con.
iiirutlon gives CongreE an equal tirje
20 dlih Of tea, with 0ice Of bread
and butter. And iureIy Tuch 1 fcgaa
would look more like gentlemen thar
this Yanllie beverage. Newspaper
TORN a fecond article in the acconnt
In one year, thefe newspapers colt the
country twelve hundred dollars. W.
ihould5 be glad to learn in What Barr of
the conltitutlon Congrels faand them
ieIFeS authorized to make this cbaroe
upon their conltituents and why, tbsv
do not ALTO provide thenfelYes w;rb
clean linen, with Madeira, and ,vitb
+@@"** at rhe public expence +? Upon
tins affair ofnewspapers, We have orne.
thing particular TO fay. II few weeks
ago, letter was received at this Office
from Mr. Samuel Otis, clerk TO die r..
nate cf Congfefs. EEe deGred us 70 f-nd
forward certain number of Recorders
70 the Senate. IIe obferved that this
letter was t,.ipleafe; and he wiGled 20
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09

have the papers back from the begin
ming Oft felton,. With this reouea
it was impollible 70 comply. But the
material part of the tory IS that the two
firft letters from Mr.. Otis mutt have
been Intentionally sfopt at tbs pof office.
They have been itopt under the reign
OF PRECEDENT, who, when only vice
prefident, was extremely fond of COM
planning about Goppages at The per office.
We have had two different letters from
Mr. .Jeffer.on, and one OF Them has been
printed, wherein he complains OF the
Poit- Office near Monticello. This is
handtomc treatment, TO be fure for
the qaonda~ Connecticut petrifogger TO
give TO the Clerk and fenarc Of Con
grefs. We have reafon to fufpe6t
that John Beckley was defired TO
iend for fix Recorders, at a time when
he rcfuled to write for any more than
one. Mr., B. cannot furely mitake this
for : federal paper Bur perhaps he
conceived thar the recent augmentation
Of his talary, which was before large
enough in all confidence, iinpofed a fuf-
ficienr burden of expence upon the
people Withour luch fwarm OF news
papers.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-02-09
CORRESPONDENCE.
No. r..

WE have received letter from peck.S
cotfee-houte, Feli'S Point, Baltimore, poffaae
Jf0entffH fents. We are therein reoueffed to
lend forward a paper, We have repeatedly
informed iuch cuitonlers that we with to have
nothing to 90 with them, Our common r,,lr
IS either TO let the pofmAfter open, and keen
fueh letters, or If, by chance, we open them
ourleiYes, 20 put them under cover, and Eend
them back again to the writer, with dopbIe
poftage.
III the preient cafe, the Recorder IS feue 70
Feck,s coiSce- houtej merely becaufc il is q
f98ss-boajf, and heace more likely TO make
the paper known. We have found. as vct
no agent IN Baltimore to collect our money.
but our iubtcfibers there have contriyed to
Allocate IN fH1al parties, and fend forward ave
or ten dollar notes. We ihall traniinit the
paper Tor few weeks, till we fee fMr. PECK
can hit upon fuch az expenient. If we had
his two dollars on the table, the clear profit
s.liing from them would NOT repay the feyeo-
teen cents. MIR. Peck muff know that we
are not OF the ditpohtion of fonc printers.
who give credit for a twelve month in adj
vance, and then fend out mendcant addreGes
10 tneir patrons, (precious patrons, to be fure!)
complaining that they will not difcharge their
accomPts. There is not more finple> a more
careieis, a more injured let of men in Anerica
than newsprlnters, But as for the Recof9.r
we mutt pay ready money, and we will have
ready money. Frequenc examinations ar.
made OF our lift. Every DELINQUENT. und.r
lnlp'clous ciTcum}ances, is truck ON, anI
i!e4aently iuch money comes, after 6tch No
ice, WITHIN poh OF two after having -
S"f or f7V0 nitaaces, hick in the Gnoers IS
country poit- matter for three or fix roon,,s
hele are plain truths. Il is proper tbat
our iabtcFlbers and we lhould nhderAsnd e,rh
otner But this cannot be done Il we h. 49,
EEL what we think, Whenevey e,a. 49,. -.
be done, VIC 1haIl 6Rt ub B9t. |''''o'
nc matter Of Peck's coffee ho,G. will 49,.
TOO much good ienfe to think that tbeG. =.
MARKS are pointed at bin. Thew 10 49,
we arc 1un icholars, you know. AID ,g, ,,,i't,
70 keep The world in mind oe l. tbs,, -
wrote merely ad cobfanaum z,gLq.,s ~ ~ -
yeit all iuch expeniivc applications Z, So
=" heu we can ditcoyer that there ia . t,,,,i,
i"te ID the lniide of letter, If IS Gire ofhe;,,,
oPsiiSo' although the writer NAV have foro,,,ss
~ pay me poitage. But fince public notice Va,
So el"' no luch correspondence would f,,r-
- " 80 Us, hnce we publifhed the naues ~
w., s"o'i 'nfee would De tafers In, aInoR ever,
l1''cl l.aS inc Podtage paid If all our bretb~s,,
YOU'D act with the fame pronpf;f,,de.. .,,J
ea '' sr, .@sy would DC fuTe TO meet with the
!, Shakespeare Gys Of the fair TEX. ,b,+ u,,La4
t5s;. " E !" t5ftr beayt5, they svW 6rsaE
,l ~ . ~ea!J5' 0Nf r5ey 50iH 0-rombN@. And
."0 "EcofoeT oegs leave to fay that there ia not
ne" ~ Amenca, WHO has il in his beart -
. "''u 'ol newspaper, who eannot md
'''y, P1a "'fg"5 70 pay for 1t IN advance.
,h,;s G et@. eo''orS have adYertiGcd hat, d
, az, oil,iocrS did not pay up thsir rpooeo
''SH papers ihoaid ~ fear IN, eli thew 6}5