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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
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render rhis edition OF the Holy Scriptures both correct
ald elegant.
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NOTICE.
I WILL difpose of the whole of my Stock OF
DRY GOO DIS

=
AT prerent upon hand, at cost and charges, upor
liberal credit, where punctuality in pay ment
may be relied upon. JAMES WILSON.
N. B. Tbofe who arc indebted TO the Sab.
fcriber, are informed, if more convenient, 90
make payment in Fredericksburg, than in Alex
andria, will pleafe to DO 70, TO Msisrs. Robert
Coopar and Co. Merchants there and thoie
whole accounts have been long standing, imme
dia,e payment will be expected.
JAMES WILSON.
OA. as. din
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
Vol. III. ].
aaI9S By auftion.
On SATURDAY.

j, % o'eloek, q0i be oid attbs geaaas Store. sbe
cars<r Of K;ag and Llaian f,<sts-
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whitley in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter oaks,
NioiaRcs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Auarsety Of DRY GOODS,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16

due the esilous inienhb;iity Of heart, of
ayhich il an i'll fased momen;, you have
oosfted--snd regain thar lanstiye affection
of the mind, which may prepare Your
foul for that fa'vasioa. which, By the in.
flnite mercy of God, | oefeceh Of that Go4
you may maintain.
/" And as to you, othc. unhappy pfi.
foners, the wretcted victims of his ed y.
tion aud example, to what dreadful and
ignominious fate yco have brough, your.
feIyes, and what forrow and alait},oa
have been earailcd upon your families, by
tie afrocisy of your crimes, and you,
purpofed and fausuinary attempts TO fub.
vert taat happy contribution and govern.
ment, Under the mild protection Of WHICH
you might have continued to purfae indul.
trioos avocations. and enjoy with com.
forr, the fruits of our tonea and peace
lul iabors; and the unexamPled mildnsls
ana me!ciful tendency Of Whole laws Won
have this day experienced in long, a
patient, tar and mott impartial trial.
before that respectable and discerning il.
ry, who have convicted you on the fulee
and mott unconuoycrted evidence of vouf
guilt. May the awful and imprclive ex.
ample Of your un,imeIy fate, prove a
waning to your wicked aGociates and &C.
completes, in every quarter of this realm,
and induce them to abandon ,hoie MACH.
nations which have brought you to this
difgraceful cataArophe. May they learn
to avoid your fate, by cultiva,ing the
blei1ine: Of that contribution which yoa
have calumnisted and endeavored to iub-
yer: and by purifying their honee ara
indudrious avocations, and avoiding po-
Iitical cabals and led;cious coulpilacies,
avoid alfo tholc dreadful consequences 10
which they thenlielves would moG ptoba-
biz be among& the frf victims.
I" The fame earnef advice | have juh
given 70 your unfortunate leader and f.
ducer, I now offer TO You, which is, to
make the bef ufe Of the lhort period OF:
life now remaining, to make your peace
with an offended God for your Crimes
and ieek mercy in another lire, which
| the in,crsf Of ycur fellow creatures
will not iufer TO be ex;snded to you
here"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
PROVIDENCE, April !.

Ented,d, fehrs. Rebecea, Stubts, Rica-
mond; Difpatch, Bird, Savannah; Nan.
cy, S. Rhodes, Alexandra fhips Hope,
Simmons, Canton; Arthur, Ienckes, DO.
noop Sally, D. Crapon, N. York.
Cleared, loop Hancock, c. Crapon,.
New York big Charlotte, Stcere,
Lifbon; noops Laura, ]. P. Rhodes, ST.
Bartholomew Lydia. Benz. Rhodes,
Norfolk Friendihip, Brown, N. York,
fchrs. Lydia, Field. Havana Ann E.
liza, VIM. S. Brown, Surinan; Lucy,
Culveslon, sAutigna ; brig Ida, AqplebW
Amaerdam.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
NEW YORK, April Il.

CAPTAIN Green, of the brig George
Clinton informs US that The Gov. Of New
Orleans had ordered all the pilots TO pro-
coed down the River, 10 he in resdneis
to receive The French feet, which was
hourly expected there.
Arrived, brig George Clinton, Creee.
New Orleans Venus, Eiildreih, ChaFlei'
ton f; fch'r Eagle, Picket, Camden, ~
E. Aoop Harlequin, Cole, Savannah sea
Flower, -, Milford, Del. = Cleared,
brig Mary, Noble, Amferdsm Geo.
Burnhsm, Oporto Gh'r Mercury. Beat
w, S.. Johns Two Brothers, Mslhy'
Shelourn, loop Columbia, Thatcher, 81
Msry's; Fame, -, Chsrleiton.
Snip Antonio, Rollins, has arrived a.
Leith, and was waiting for the ice .
move out of the Elbe, in order TO process
for Hamburger.
sjoop Thee Brothers, M'kenn''' from
Bermuda TO this port, was met wi'll",
lat. SO, long IS, on her beam ends a"a
full! OF wafer.
11rriyed l1ace ex' lgf.
Brig George Clinton, Green, 20 oays
from New Orleans. Left there 81 IAN :"
American veiIels. Spoke com!og a0"o
the river lnip Superior Mary, S'ncI c .
brig Antelope /; brig Trio, Fleming i'' -,
Jamaica and big Amaole MatIda' On
Of New York, bound up. Spoke al NV
Belize, CHIP Aurora. Of phi'adelPh'',' i[ f
the Natchez; and lcE'T -----, 'D"''7
for do.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-16
PHILADELPHIA, April -.

pEILADELPEIA, APt'I y =.
Captain Wilton, Of the tbl' La 1,,.
arrived here en- Monday laa, from H'S Il
de Grace, has favored US with t'e 700? :. he
Gle OF new Paris paper, P'l''eo ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

Dneu6 etosS inltnfity. md l;kee q NEIL,
7zsne6f c6sufyanre lIidlfiae ~ ~ q snce.
M tn he teepistl re;erts nod
Hscn,Se that uprid "A ~ Il. Eiiftedr
n scamp md clear impression ef good
~ " nofeosfly asore than eftrae north,
M t,tss IL On, and, M decoram sale,
Can sDs1r Il Zen = gfacef i.lly a. sks.
S'ie jsidkes b refinement ~ ne eye,
ne III he test IF consciesce, and q heart
M seon dsce;s \; aspare thar sDhaf . base
Netol;sk en- mai sferlgag and that siice,
Though vsH fe.fmd nd elegantly
dresSd.
liz al usjuvied esreass fsieiid wisA
No1p,ss,
y taf q sarnished nsiisance, filter far
Far clean u riddapce than 1or .Ja;r Sftire.
So ifs dsssmecfhl ydnd 81 sseaifh aspay,
Mere Soidkn than that age d fabltd go1
SRenowned u ancient soHg; noe oesf Nth
care
%, sfais' Z NTH gsiif, bsn;feeni, abprov,d
QfGed and man, and peaceful II ifs end.
So Ride ny If aspay and 70 az iast,
Ny Marc 81 arties dscentiy fajfi'd, Il
My ssms Disease, not tardy 20 perform
NJ dssfined etfcs, get Spifh genfle sfrake,
DisMisSN ase, weary, 70 q saff setreat
Beneafh ne ~. thar Ihapre fltn md.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
a FARM FoR SALE.

y ~ ~ Il
II AM authorised 10 sen Valuable
81 FARM, lying about ! mile and !
half from the town Of MartinshurE, con.
tanning about a26acres of excellent Iime-
stone land, wei improved aid IN good
farming condition. There are on the
premises ! good House. Barn, Orchard,
Garden, &c. The terms win ON appli-
cation Be made known BY me they are
highly worthy the attention Of those dis
posed 10 purchase land.
Ifthis properly should not Be sold BY
private sale before The first day Of next
August Court fnr berkeley, being the
22nd day Of that meath, Il win then Be
setup to the highest bidder, atthe Coar,
house IN Martinsburg. q
PHlL: C.: RENDITION.
MdrfinsburY, Yisginia, 4
July q, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

ID AN away from the subscriber on
IN the 1eth Of June last, IN appren-
tice boy named William Callahan, about
$ feet > or : inches high, and Is f6years
ofage. Had ON when he wsnt away =
pair Of striped cotton trowsers, yellow
casimere waistroat, Z homemade linen
shirt and halE-worn wool hat. Sir.
cents reward win be paid, but no thanks
given for returning the said runaway. d
JOSEPH MENNER.
Berkeley County, July IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
IHIILL s. sold 4 public vendue On
wv Tuesday the feth day of Octobe,

MILL b sold Il public vendue on
wv Tuesday the isthday Of October
next, pursu,n2Sto the last win Of Joseph
Glass. deceased, q very valuable PLAN
TATION, ON the head waters Of Opec-
kon, I've miles s, w. Of Winchester.
This tract contains about 400 acres, Is
fertile, healthy, and beautifully situated.
There is on The premises 4 valuable mill
scar with 80 feet fan, immediately on
the great road leading from Winchester
% Marlbro' Iron-works. The stream Is
composed chieay, blythe junction Of
eralnever-failing springs that rise On
the premises, two Of which are convent
ent to the dwelling-house, and Of sn
excellent quality. The mill-pond here
viii be most happily situated fora 6shery.
There Is good Orchard, md large
quantity Of Meadow. One third ofthe
purchase money At least, win abe requi-
red in hand and the remainder at two
subsequent periods. An indisputihle
title win Be made and possessio1 given
the First day Of April. 1904. Tie sale
70 be onthe premises. 4 81
ROBERT GLASS, Exr.
80 -Ai<1assf n. 10OS. ~. 49, 575t. Y N 80
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

THE subscriber respectfully informs
The inhabitants Of shepherds Town
and 10 vicinity, th6E he has commenced
ths WEAVING BUSINESS, in an
h yarious branches i thar place, nearly
opposite Mr.. Philip Shuts Tavern,
where al kinds Of Weaving, such q Co
We =, carpsting and Diaper, and n
Ikihds Of plain work win Be executed IN
the neatest and most durable manner, md
hopes from the goodness Of his work, .
merit the encsuragement &c The public.
JACOB WISEHAKT.
Lay -, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
0ne Cen Reward. !.

One Gem Reward.
% AN away from the subscriber On
IN Sunday the sist July last, abound
GiH, named Polly Young, aged about
sixteen years. Had ON when she went
away : striped linsey pettieoat, calico
shcst gown, wool hat, &c. &c. The
above seward win be paid for returning
said runaway but no thanks given.
NICHOLAS STRAYER, sen.
Aaenst 5. laos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12

Afa Court held for Brook County, and
continued on Friday tie SSd day IF
fuae, 1905.
MI. John Holcraft, John Spiyy, John
Ashby and Peggy his wife, Joseph
Pentec0st, John Rob- and Catherine
his wife, Dorsey Penfecost, Sarah
Pentecost, James Ashhrooke and
Lncey his wife, George Pentecost
and Reheckah Pentecost, heirs 1t law
and legal representatives Of Dorsey
Pentecost, deceased.
%.
William Johnston, Gabriel ]. Johnston,
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife,
Benjamin Johnston, iur. Ann John
ston, General w. Johnston, Robert
Johnston, Davis Floyd and Susanah
his wife, heirs at law Of BENJAMIN
Johnston, deceased, and Peter Pc
\ terson. III CHANcERY.
This day came the Gompiainants,
i hy their Counsel, and i appear
ing 10 the Court that the Defendants,
William Johnston, Gabriel j. Johnston,
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife,
Benjamin johnston, jur. Ann Johnston,
General w. Johnston, Robert Johnston,
Davis Floyd and Susanah his wife, heirs
q law Of Benjamin Johnston, deceased,
are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. Il Is ordered that the said De-
fendantado appear here on the second
day Of the next August term, 10 answer
the Complainants bin, and that copy Of
this order be- Forthwith published for
two months successfully in the nearest
Virginia Gaxette, and also 10 Be posted
up for TWO months successfully q the
door ofthe Court House Of ibis County.
A Copy Teste,
JOHN CoNNELL. csc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
MARTTNsBURG, -lelyceaasy,
ETYinia; Printed and bs5isshsd By
TOHN ALBURTTS.
rran. >, rnl INTELLICENcER.
Msyl Is, IsO,s'.

THx price effhis Paper i flpe dsllars
pr annnm, one daiiutayatis a. fh< time
Of sutscTitin9, and eas snAen fhe year
expires. Dissant ssbseribsss pay fsr he
svAole year ID adp1ncf. Tie brice IF
Advertisements, u n1n-sabscyi6ers, q
one dollar psv sgssavs for three IDseks
inserfioa, aai ~ c1nfiasascs afasy that
tiRs IS eents Per wseis SRbseri1ers Will
confinlsess rscsips srssfsesion b sas fssrth
en their adbevf;ssns1lfs.->
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
NE STORE.

THE subscribers take leave toinform
i their friends, and the public gene-
rally, that they have remoyed their Store
across the Street, into the corner Brick
House, near the Market, where in addi-
tion to theirformerstock, they have open
ed q Large and General Assortment Of
r. &C D INC s--srs
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
More Ne1l, Goods
From ne Cffies Of MsD.9ork, Rhiiadti.
pkia md Baiinore.
TIME subscribers beg leave % acquaint
! their friends and the public gene
rally, that they are now opening avery
Handsome and General supply Of
FIeill Goods

or EEERT DESCRIPTION.
They deem il unnecessary 70 Particular
Use each article that composes their AZ.
sortment, suffice il TO say, il consists 81
almost every article that this neighbours
hood or country requires. We return
our sincere thanks 70 our friends and the
public, for their generous encourage fnent
aimee our commencement n business,
and hope we shall be able 10 merit eon-
tinuance. As usual We now have for sale
LEATHER, CASTINGS, BAR-lR0F
and STEEL, and acomplete assortment
Of PANTS, Pafen, and other MEDE-
.CLNES, togetherwith q large quantity Of
OLD RTE WHLSK1-- we again so-
.iicit the early communications Of our
friends, either. personally Of Otherwise.
81. 81 JAMES s. LANE, & Co
Shepherds Town, July,1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12


s.ths following hpes he reader win
re.dily Recognise ths natursl eases
beauty ana hsfpony ii Re iIlnssriqas
Cowstn, whoss sr.ly sreas and VI.
tuoes mind sosred hove ,hs flivolity
offshion, ana could vilIinsly resign
- q fantasies y &c wosid, for De
precursors q mors substaatial joys
beyond he grave.
HEs q heepy mn, sphs'ti -
sas.,. ss-s.sAas n iIe. happier E,s,s.
ccntes
M, dSsM'd i = ss.suys ~ srsasail,
stofe, g
kfisss'd NTH i, dud, mere he tlse d
cihooee,
WeuH maie his fafe his choice; 1ukem
reqre, ne fruit
Qfeirfne, and sDhom sir tne, imt D faith,
Rrpurs f6r hatbiness; tssbeak hin enc
Csneent indscd % sciourn Will kemnss
Heibw ne siies, btf1 apin1 there NJ home.
Tie sporla o,erIeoks Nm n ~ 5ssyse1rch
81 eefeefs, mere aIlsserions - her oie1ei
Az1, ecr4psedd g earnsssiy e. shes
lhe1gh more siibtlgety, ~ e'frAoaks the
!. sgersa.
iien nss - !.
He seeks not keyss. rhekGs prove4 them
van. &.
At cupnof aim fhe ground ~ ssmmer
bird
l.rsuisg siidsi aiss; and sueh ~ dsems
Her Assonrs, Asr enslrmenss, ber ;;ess.
1Her1ore n eonfempl afion - ~ bi'ss,
Y7Ieee eosyr i rich, thai wtsn ale IN
sem sarfh
a. .Ae.S: 1;n sis,iss yslie !. !, ,.sssI's 4
Net siotkfiti ne, Though seeminelv w,ens.
tiey,
Streams
on water fairest meadosps, and he bird
Tia. matters ieass 4 ioagest 81 she, .yai,e.
Ask hisl, indeed, yphaf fyethies ne kas
y1iSd
q 1phaf afchieprmenfs efimmoyf ni fame
He bsirpsses, uljhe shallansoey-lNon
s.Ss ~ s~ssA - -
HI fsvoenss birif Iatoss. There ke fehfs,
Andfheye etsains fresh fviumphs e'sr hiim-
~,
~ necey !clfs,rsng sere1fns, con.Parid
u'ifh sri.ieh = q ls55- i55ssss5
Tie in'rels ihaf e Gear sfdps are sDeeds.
hsshafs re eg-aeereving hasghty
spesia
Ihaf essle ssuesp Am sgIfh hfssv histii1gs
s'lks
Searcs deigns = NOTICE his', o., she ses,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-12
PLAlsTER OF PARIs.

she Subscribers their Mills, nine
i and m half miles from Baltimore,
onthe Frederick Turnpike road, have
erected Machinery capable Of Manufac.
turing atom Of Plaister from the large
stone IN m hour. sss
The public are hereby informed, thar
they now hold themselves id readiness to
Manufacture for those who may apply,
on moderate terms.
Aiso,
GROUND PLASTER
Iebf fer sGie.
ELLIcOTT, &co.
sM Month, ssA, 1905. fYw.l
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25
Lateit Foreign Articles.
MPOKTANT-.! !!
NEW YORK, lure I6.

We lay before ,he reader. of she Mercsp-
'ile Advertiier !hi' day, European intsiisence
OF great pin and r0omcnt.'
The flip AneTicao, Capt. Thonpfan.
arrived at quarantine yeierday afternoon, in
zS days from Londonderry. She lei. there ON
the Iy;h May, and hal furnilhei u with I,;h
napefs 10 the 10Th. ia addition 90 .he iub-
joined extracts, we have verbal information
from Capt, Thompfon and Mt. Wm. Sterling
("ho came psiieneer in the Arleiicrn) that the
North aDd Channel fleets we're out, and had re-
ceived orders TO picckad. the Fr.nch poris:
that Lord Whisworh and Cen. AndreaG were
preparing ITO return home. in conitqusncc Of
lnHrut!ionS from their reipettive eovcinnen;s
that she mpreifnsns Of io1men in England add
Ireland was carrying on with unaba,ed vieour,
snd extended 10 many cafes to perions uf SO
years odd; and thar every appearance indicated
that F.ance ard Great BRAIN would fpeedily
"cEy Havoc, AID ie, Alp the dogs of War;
me Fitt Cnuiul Is laid TO have oblcyed
TO Lord Whiiwo'th at a late lcvee of Madame
Bonsps''es that he expected no fuccefs in .
'naf!.in'c wa' With England, ana ,hat hoai,i-
ues mutt neceiiArily be Giretied sesmft he, !,
her own Hand; in which cafe he ihoul5 feel ie
n" inevi'aole duty TO conduit the ipyaGon in
pelfoo.
Ioohsint Lcuverurc, the celebrated An.
can Chief, Is dead. He died in pnron at Be-
'ancon. withou, friend to clofe his eyes. and
without ever having been yiiyed in his inn
Ptiionmcnt by bis wife ard children, who were
tskeh with him from St. Domingo.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25

iincerely the dcplorable facrifces of
human blood and human Happiness
which are about 10 he offered u, at
the ihrine OF an ambition equally in-
ordinate in both the powers aud equal
ly to be abhorred.
For the unfortunate people of
both nations, as human beings, who
have no real interelt in the views or
motives OF their rulers, We feel : mott
ilncere commiieration the more pun
gent, becauie the war mutt from its
early afpe6tS, be more terrible and
deiperate than that mott fanguinary
war which preceded it-It NUT be a
war for the fall Of one or tie ofber pozo-
er--it will be that kind of war which
that difgrace of genius, thar fplendid
monument of talent and corruption,
OF hyPocricy and treachery, Edmund
Burke, in the pientitude of his ran
cour and apoltacy, recommended-
and which his pupH Nmdbam has uni
iormly preached--,it will be Bsllum ad
ihferHIct0nem--a war OF unheGtstinr
crime, ingenious murder-of fecret
aA4Aiuation--of unbounded corrup.
ton and prolific attrocioufnels. We
anticipate all the aifliGtions which the
unfortunate people of the rival ma
tons mutt bear, innocently and un-
willingly bear, and We cannon but pity
them, while with the pronencls of hu.
manity 10 coniraa its good or bad for
tune with that of IFS fellow creatures.
We cannot but exprefs our exulfation
and rejoice, at the happy definies
which our reprefentaliye government
has Preierved US for--by the lscusity
OF equal laws---by the power we poaels
OF controlling our rulers when thew
become ambitious or corrupt, and Of
difmifiing them; the exemption from
heavy burdens and the pohelIion of all
the comforts Of pure liberty, peace,
and abundance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-06-25
From the NATIONAL HeIs,
CALLENDE R-AcAlN.

ChLLcNDE N-hGAlN.
Y THIS filthy common fewer Of Fed.
4 cral calumny has difgorgcd auo-
ther dole of ilander againR the char
atter OF Mr.. JErrERsoN.--The form
er topics of his a5uCe were exhauised.
The itory of Sally and :. TIE Pre(pea
before as" would no longer pats cur
rent with the drivellers of his own
party.--From long courfe of con-
tinual intoxication, Calender has
been compelled to retire for fealon,
from his g|ffuliabors. The Federal
papers began to flag for Aant of itim-
ulant, and to faulter in the voca-
ton wherewith they were called"
But the drunken Caliban was at tlcngth
routed from his lethargy and every
journeymen and minor apprentice OF
the trade, is furniihed with a freh
JOB from the worklhop of " The Re-
e0rdtr."
The fory which is hammered
out for the prelent occaiion, relates to
iomething' about the tender of paper
money by MIR. JEFFERSON, in the year
1879, in payment of a debt of fifty
pounds and intereif, to onc Gabriel
.1ones. This may or may not be true.
Who this Gabriel Jones is, who. has
given his iigna,ure to a ftatement,
probably drawn up by Calender him.
ielf, we have yet to learn from fome
of the learned commentators upon this
cock and bull ltory. At prefent, we
know nothing of his /" breed, feed, or
gsnierafiOa." 1t feems, however, from
his own tory, (if the itory is his 'own)
that he did not like paper money,
(altho' at that time the lawful curren-
cy Of the country,) that he returned
ii to MIR. JEFFERSON, and afterwards
received his fifty pounds, and intereit,
|mIpson Ii is common remark, that
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PHILADELPHIA, Iune I8.

The arrival of venel from Lon.
donderry, at, New-York, puts the
queition of svar or pace out of all fur
ther doubt. The Rubiem is palled,
and the fateS hold the balance fuC.
pended.
Three great objects will certain
ly engage the attention of the modern
Romans and Cartbaginian5.
1. Holland will be Incorporated
with France-One and indiufble !
2. Egypt will be occupied by
France-and eoiOmSed.
8. Ireland will be invaded, and
become the theatre of carnage and
deiolation, perhaps its valies molten
ed with the blood of its oppreGed ma
tives for ages--ibe fate of empire may
be again decided, there as was the cafe
under Cr0ms0ei2-and William iii.
AT this early period we think i,
proper to declare, that with regard to
the conteit between the rival nations,
we feel no fort of partiality for one
more than the o,her-we lament mott