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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-20
aleraacrta Datlp aoberttser.
FRIDAY, july ~
The Language IF Democracy.

Thepublic have not forgotten the Ian
guage which Duane used, on the re.igna'
ton of General Washington, g that the
event ought to be eommemorated through
the Union, as anationa! Jubilee - nor the
midnight scenes Of Cheetham, who recon.
mended t"' the assinaton Of certain Fed
ralists, in the unsuspec,in5 moments fo
sleep" These things coming from sucr
aliens to principle and humanity, as well as
our country are not surprising; but thu
similar language, and similar scenes, shool
be recommended by our own countrymei,
evinces degree of turpitude and malevc
lence that ought indeed to excite astonisl..
ment and awaken alarm. To shew Il,
force of our remark the two following arr.
ces are annexed.
The Worchester Egis, in speaking Of
the dissent of Governor Gilman to several
Resolutions of the Legislature of New.
Hampshire, has the following very extraor.
binary cut throat remarks:
It is hoped and confidently expected,
that the respective Houses of this Legisla-
ture will conduct on this occasion with that
proprlety, decision, and energy, which be-
comes real republicans--that they will re-
sist the encroachment of this Northern
Arthur ST.; CLAIR, with becoming frmness.
1T is possible should the Governor con-
tinue his insulting aggressions, that his
. little brief authority which will inevi-
tally die a natural death in one short year,
may be eurtaled even to shorter term.
On this subject we would not be explicit.
We would merely hint to Mr.. Gilman that
the people of New Hampshire are Rebu5A-
cans; and that Republicans will NOT BE
1NSULTED.
Bare faced Democracy at Aast'
The following is faithful extract from
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-20

days, and s.vetal sthers. The schooner
Democrat, Barnes, Of Baltimore, touched
at st. Thomas, and sailed 21st June to lee.
ward. Spoke nothing on the passage. A.
passenger on board the Virginia reports,
that he was at Maraguira, S. w. of Porto
Rlco, "a DAYS ego, about whlca time. 4
vessels were brought in there by the French
Privateers, two belonging to New-York
and two to Baltimore; OF the Baltimore
vessels one was from Cape Francois and
the other from Port-de Park, with so 900
weight of coffee, and 10000 Of logwood;
could not tell whether briggs or schooners.
Eight other Americans & TWO English ves-
sells were lying there, bat knows not how
long they had been there. Accounts from
Martinique, received at ST. Thomas, stat-,
ed that the English forces had returned
from Surrlnam, bat had made 40 attack on
Martinique.
The schooners Baltimore Wheeler; and
Alexander, Swain, ofthis pore, were IT Je-
remie 18th ult. -
Also, sooner Sally, Damercw, last from
Barracoa, IN II DAYS. On the 18Th Iune,
sailed from Klng.son, Jam. and lea.there
ship Neptune, Grenville; schooner MIN.
rod, Farland ; schooner -, Ienns, all
of Baltimore, carried in for trial. On the
26th left at ST. Jago New York ship,
dfscharging. Sailed from Barracoa the
9th inst. Left schooner Henry, Murphy
OF Baltimore, to sail next dav, (,rrived.)
O., the 9Th July, in Crooked Island passage,
was boarded by privateer, commanded
by the famous Jack Mathew, and treated
politely /; he had with him prize brig CAL
led the Tartar, but could not learn where
she was from, or any thing relative to her
the privateer reported that she had ran
a shore the brig Leance,' or Alliance"
of Baltimore, mounting Q guns.
Alo, schooner Henry, Murphy, IA days
from the north coast Of Cuba. Sailed 9Th
instant left there schooner from Charles
ton, name unknown. Sch'r Commerce,
sailed tie 5sh, supposed for Charleston.
Spoke on the passage, brig Cabinet, of
Norfolk, from Fecamp to Charleston
There are on board the Henry 3 sailors,
belongingto the brig Tartar, OF New-York,
mounting 10 guns, taken by French pri-
yateer, under Heneaga, on the stii Of July,
and the people put on board the Henry the
9TH; also, Thomas Barber, of the schoon-
er Eagle, of New-York bound to Jamaica,
who was taken on the 2Oth June, by
French privateer and sent into Barracoa;
after arriving, they confined him days on
board, then sent him on shore, and set sail
with the vessel whereto he could not
learn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-20
From the Ms1S, Hampshire Gazette.
Mr.. BrTL.ER,


Agriculture being the employment of
great part of mankind, the grand question
is how we may cultivate our lands TO the
best advantages Having the last year made
an experiment, by putting Plaster of Paris
on potatoes, have thousas it might be of
advantage to the interest Of agriculture to
communicate Through the medium of your
paper.
The experiment | made by putting a.
bout a table spoonful of the plaster to each
hill of potatoes, which was put on the Lar.
ter part of June,on about every fourth row,
soon found the vine, of those tllat were
plastered to assume different colour, and
the stalks to grow much larger and in great
er quantities.
When came to pull then. in autumn, [
had more than double the quantity. The
potatoes were of a much,,better quality and
much larger. AS potatoes are OF great
use to farmer in fattening swine and beef
cattle, would recommend it TO those peoa
pie, who use the Plaster, to make the exc
pertinent for themselves, by plastering the
potatoes soon after first hoeing.
JUST FORWARD.
Belchertown, may 1904.
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the Chronicle Of yesterday. Reader think

the Chronicle Of yesterday. Reader thiak
Of France and tembIe
I" There is no haturalright that one man
should have more property than another :
these things are merely conventional !! 6
and if individual states are agoiug TO erect
themselves into bodies corporate, to de-.
mand more lorough equalization of
state rights, 1t is high time that individu.
al persons should demand more just e.
qualification Of personal circumstances Bee
gin anew start fair, and see who comes
out foremost in the second heat }! -
(R0st. Goz.)
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BALTIMORE, July H..

The ship Rebecca, Deal, from Batavia
for Baltimore, was spoken going into the
Isle of France 10Th April.
Arrived, schooner Virginia, Edwards,
II DAYS from St. Thomas. Left there, 9Th
instant, brig Lucy-Ann, Brown, Philadel-
phia, in $ days; Jane, Edwards, do. 3
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-20
From THE Metv-2ork American Citizen.

From THE Netv-2ork Ameriraa Citizen.
e
Fed 10 the spirit, noble, wise, and brave,
Whole body sinks TO an eternal grave;
Suli'd are the throbbings of that houest heart,
To whom The tongue meier play d traitors part
Qaench'd is the h'e, that with such ardor g!owd,
and thro' his melting eioeuence SO david,
rs made the Court, the Audience, ard the Bar,
LIS own rich glow electrically share,
In arms, in .,ounc, 10 Finance great,
He falls, pillar of our injured state.
Slaia by hard who ne'er ok honest aim,
Stung by disappointment, rage and shame;
A Cst'linr sheds an uPrgbi patriot blood,
Who always acted for his counrry's good.
Columbia mautns, while faction may rejoice,
That virtues fsllen by the hand OF vice.
Z" Give me-" she cries. give me HAMILraN
again,
And ffy Bvsk's may in his stead be sIaia.
AMERICANS.
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10 The MEMBERS

OF the Mu'usl Ailu.ancc Scclr;y agsna Fire
On buildings III the flare of Virginia, are Il
qsufed 10 meet at Gadtby's on SauIdsy cvenny
the ia inf. at 6 O'Clock, in otd:r to apoon, a
deputy % teqrelent them 10 the approaching pe-
neral meeting at Richmond and to give him in.
itruc ions.
Nv 90.
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Bare faced Democracy at lastt
The following is faithful extract from
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21

A TRACT Of Land, situate in the
n County Of Berkeley 5 miles from
Bartinsbureh. near the main road lea
ding from thence TO Hagerstown, con-
tanning lis; acres, about 20 acres are
cleared, the balance of the land well
numbered, T Acres ofexeellen. meadow
are made. The improvements are a
coed barn. a convenient dwelling house
and. an Apple Orchard Of the choices.
fruit. There is a spring Of excellen.
water near the House. This Land is
fertile, and Cor healIhiness Of siruati-
on not surpassed BY any in Berkeley
County. Possession may be had in
April nexs--an iadispatable title will
be made the purchaser, the terms, which
win be advantageous, will -bs. made
known, by the subscriber living on The
premisss. So, g.. ...S' :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21
Public. Sale.

znURSUANT 70 ! decree Of the
L Court of Berkeley County, the sub
scrihers win expose TO public sale, for
ready money, On the 24th day Of Deem
Der next being the FIRST day Of Berkeley
Court, at che Court House door in Mar.
tinsbnrg, aIOT of GROUND with
the improvements thereon, situate in
the town DR. Maf1nsburg on King street,
and knownin the plan Of said town by
Lot No. 1913, late the property Of George
Tilley, decd. This property viii be
sold subject to the right of Dover of the
Widow OF said Tillev. Y
wIniars Riddle. 1zc,mm;s.;-
Ephrains Calder, onrr..
Ed1oard Beeson,
November so, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21

= Y virtue Of Deed Of trust. % us
- executed by Matthew Whiting, we
shah proceed to sell Al public Auction at
the mansion house Of the late William
Henshaw, aeeeas'd, on Saturday the
lsth day Of January next, for cash, one
Negro boy named Prince, the property
of said Whiting. Dusattendance viii
be given by :: Adam S. Henshaw.
Washington: Henshaw.
Berkeley County. Nov. 9th 1904. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21

TAKEN up trespassing on the sub.
1 scriber's plantation, stray Boar.
ofa white colour, supposed to be about
nine months old when taken up, has no
crop or other mark-appraised to four
dollars. The owneris requested to prove
property aNeharges and take him away.
JOHN VAN METRE. =
Berkeley County, November 80, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21
REFORMATION WANTED.

r.lNFORMATiON WANTED.
IF certain .RoLert Gordon. son to n
il Thomas Gordonof Carnstroan, coun-
~ Of Antrim, ireland, who some time
ago migrated to this country. or his L.
galrepresensatives, Will can on the sub
seTiber in this town, ne or they will BE-
informed Of an estate In Ireland, of one
thousand pounds sterling per annam, 10
which he or his heirs are entitled on. the
death of a Mr. John Gordan, who is
lately deceased. .'--T--- ,-.
HUGH REMEDY.
Hager's.town, Maryland, Nov. IS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21

JupcE cHAsE--On Friday last, in
the House of Representatives of the u.
States, the committee which had been
appointed 70 consider and report upon
the case of Ar. Chase, presented the
following report, which was referred to
q committee pf the whole House, and
was to have bten taksn up yesterday.
= REPORT s.. :
articles eshibfeaby the hanseef repre-
sentatiues q the United States, in the
name d tte"selses anda1 the people Of
the Umted States, in maintenance and
support Of ne iRpeacAa,Iat against
aim, or high crimes and aaisdemsaa-
eEs. - :. s.\ -
-, ARTICLE i. ~ -.
That, unmindful of the solemn duties
Of his Office, and contrary to the sacred
obligation by which he stood bound to
discharge them "faithfully and .imparti-
ally, and without respect to persons"
the said Samuel Chase, On the trial Of
John Friss, charged with high treason,
before the circuit court Of the United
States, held. for the district Of Penns,l-
vania, in the city Of Philadelphi, in the
months of April and May, one thousand
eight hundred, Whereat the said Samuel
Chase presided, did in his judicial eapa-
city, conduct himself in manner high
ly arbitrary, oppressive and unjust, viz.
l. In delivering an opinion, in writ
ing, on the question of the law, on. the
Construction of which the defence Of the
accused materially depended, tending TO
prejudice the minds of the jury against
the case of the said John Fries, the pfi-
soner, before council had been heard In
his defence. :. - &! (.
?. 10 restricting the council for the
said John Fries from recurring to such
English authorities as they beheved APP
posi,e, or from citing eertain statutes oil
the United States, which they deemed
illustrative of the positions, upon which
they intended 20 rest the defence of their
client: r. = =
3. In debsrring the.prisoner from his
constitutional privileges undressing the
jury Through his council) onSthe law,
as las ON the fact, which was tolde.
tsrmine his guilt or Innocence, and =,
the same time rndesvouring to Wfestfron
the jury their indisputable-right TO heal
argument, anddetrrnine upon the Sues.
ton Of law. rs well a. the question o.
fact, involved 10 the verdict which they
were required to give Is = - - 49,. 8
Ineonssquencrofw which irregular con
duct of the said Samuel Chase, rs dan
gerous to our. liberties, as it Is novel d
our laws and usages, the said John Erie,
was deprived of,he right. secured 10 hin
by the 9th article amcndatory Of the con
stitution, and was condemned 70; deatl
without having been heard, by counsel
in his defence, 10 tie disgrace Of the A
merican Bench, in manifest violation .
/ ias and justice, and in ope6 conteupt q
the rights Of juries, on i which, ulti
massesy, res. the libsrtyand safety of In
American people. ~ ~ =.
= ARTICLE III. :. - =
That, prompted by similar spirit O
PERSECUTION and injustice, at court q
the United States sheld at gSh mond, i
the month Of May, one thousand sigb
hnhdred, for the district Of Virgini.
~hereatthe said Samuel Chase psesided
| and before which > certain James 'rhomT
= " .r-------1--~-~--,s-4--- r -~%-~-=~s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21
Hn: Outzzser.

THE subscriber wishes 10 engage as
Il an Oysrseer, a sober, active in
dnstrions man, who has been accustom-
cd to the business, and can come pro-
perry rreouaraended.--He has Tene-
ment 70 let Of about $50 acresof the frs,
quality Of limestone land
! RAWLEIGH CoLSToN. s.
November IS, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21
The ARNottet

rs hereby given to those persons in
i debted to the estate Of Joseph Park.
deceased, that If their several accounts
and obligations are not paid up BY the
18th Of March next, they win be put In.
to the hands ofan Attorney for eolestion,
without Eespeet to Psrsons-=---and ail those
who have any demands against the estate,
are requested TO bring them in for pay
. WILLIAM WILSON,,
r. ,,l::4,..:i,, Actiag Ad,ainist,ntar.
Prospec,.Hin, November so, isoA
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21

AndNhereas !, is provided blythe cath,
section Of the aforesaid act. Untitled,
I" An &C, N establish the Judicial courts
of she United States" that the laws Of
'.ae several states, except where ,he'coi-
.snsetaOns treaties, er-statutes of the U-
tlited States shall otherwise require or
provide, shah be REGARDED as the tales,
Of decision in trials at common law, in
the courts ofthe United States, in Eases
where they apply: and whereas BY the
laws of Virginia & Is provided, chat in
eases not capital, tho offender shah NOT
be held 20 answer any Presentinent Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-21

/. That, prompted by similar spirit OF
persecution and injustice, al a court oil
the United States held at giS hmond, in
the~ month Of May, one thousand eight
handred, for the district Of Virginia,
~hereatthe said Samuel Chasepsesided,
and before which certain James ,rhomp.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09

hundred bomb.shells and powder IN pro.
portion and the bomb vessels being rea.
dy, we sail tomorrow morning. hope
my next letter will announce to you our
success against Fripoli, the restor alton
OF cur unfortunate countrymsn to the
sweets Of liberty and to our eosn.ry On
honorable peace.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09
DELAigARE ELECTION.

We have the inexpressible satisfatioA
ofinfoyining our readers that the election
in the state Of Delaware, 10 the great
modification Of the democrats throughA
ont the union, has terminated glorious.
" fnr the Cruise of federalism. The
HoS. james A. Bayartl, synoni.ae Of
eloquence is elected a representative IN
thar stare, to Congress, by majority Of
36i vutes. 1is exceilency Nathanie;
Mitchell, Is chosen Governor, in the
room Of Joseph Haslet, esq. the demo.
cratic candidate, By a majority Of sas.
State Or Delaware. A gentleman Of
intelligence informs, that Mr.. Wells
having removed from Delaware into the
state Of Pennsylvania, ha. resigned his
scat in the Senate Of the United States,
and that the appointments of James A.
byard,. Esq. as his successor, to taks
his seat the present session, Is IN cen.
templatioa. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09

IF capt. Preble has not made previous
attack | shall yet arrive in time to Coz
operate with Commodore Barron for
should be greatly mortified If the Con.
gress did not sharea part Of the credit to
be derived from the reduction OF Tri-
poll, BY inscribing a lasting and homo
rable Remembrance Of her name on It's
walls. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09
n = J. T l C e.

ID Y virtue of a Deed of trust, TO us
ID executed nv Matthew Whiting, VIC
shall proseed 70 sell ~ public Auction at
the mansion house of the late William
Henshxv, drceas'd, on Saturday the
18th day Of January next, for. cash, one
Negro boy named Prince, the property
Of said Whiting. Due attendance viii
be given by Adam S. Hrdshaw. ,
= .'@33 Washington Heasaaw.
Bsrkstsy County, Nov. 9Th iso4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09
Will be Sold,

At public Vendues on the last day Of
the present month, .''
A T the subscribers plantation near
"A the Crossroads, on the road Lead
ing to Shepherds Town, a number Of
excellent draft horses, some riding hora
ses and brood mares, Wagon and
eeers, 5 or GOO bushels Of Corn, mum.
Der OF Sheep, with . variety Of Farming
utensils and household furniture. A
reasonable credit win be given, the purs
chaser to give bond with approved Sc
cnri,s---terms win be made known Oh
the day Of sale. The sale to- begin at
90 clock. SAMUEL VEAL
b Nov. eth 1904. -@ g..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09

ceived witiseshe most respectful attend.
tons b. the republicans Of Georgia, and
waited on by The principal public rha-
racters IN his journey ,hro' that state. =
NstS- 4 efk Marniae Gnvonicie.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09
From the Mediterranean.


The brig Brisey, c.pt. Worth, arrl.
we'd at Boston in 60 days from Naples,
brought dispatches from Commodore
Preble, to Government. e -z-- - r.
Our ortl information, by this arrival,
is-that Commodore Preble had added
six gun-boats, each carrying . - poun-
der, and two bomb.ketches to his squa-
dron: and was determined to lombard
Tripoloi, in hopes of obtaining the Of
heers and crew Of the Philadelphia fri
gate that he was willing to give IN 100
dollars tor each man, making no dis
tinction between the officers and sea.
men, that the fripolitans had ~ gum
boats, and were erecting new forts for
defending themselves, and that the COM
modore was Of opinion, il he should
succeed in bombarding rripoli, il would
tend to bring about peace with the
Tunisians. - 49,. - )
This arrival also furnishes the follow
ing article: -, ~ -. -. -
Fran Mesaina, Ane. 3, 1904.
Commodore Prrbls, sailed with his
squadron from Malta, about the 9TH ult.
since which 1 have not heard from him.
| believe he intended going to Lamps
dosa,t TO wait favorable moment Tor
visiting rripoii." - :.
The Vice Prss,dens. OF the United
States, was on the i4th inst. at States
burgh, near Augusta in Georgia, where
he intendid passing a few days with his
daughter, and would then proceed 70
The rity If Washington. He was re.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09

Extract Of letter from Commodore
Prcble to the secretary Of the Navy,
dated the sth Of July, 1904, on board
che Constitution, Messiah Harbour.
:. We have taken on board here sssrn
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09

Extract Of letter from c Commodore
Preble to the secretary Of the Navy,
dated the l4th June, 1904, on board
the y. S. lfigate Constitution OF
ftipoE.
il" Yesterday I anchored Of the har-
bour and sent Mr.. Obtien, ON shore
under a Gag Of Truce TO endeavour to
ransom our unfortunate countrymen, and
If the bashaw should desire il to esta-
blish peace. Mr.. O'Brien did not sue
ced in his mission, he landed At noon
aud returned on board at Ia past .
O'Clock p. NJ. YOU will see BY his In.
structions how far he was authorised to
60 for the ranso"s. I presume that il
the terms had been accepted that our
government would have been satisfied,
but they were refused, and we have no
alternative but to eblige him to accep.
them OF others more favorable for US. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09
MARTLNSBURG, November 9.

A Bill Of Indictment has been found
BY the Grand Jury of bergen county,
n. ]. against Aron Burr, for the Muir
der Of Grn Alexander HaAilton.
: r. -" Il e =
The fever had considerably abated at
Newt rlcans. The wife and child of
Governor Claiborne had fallen victims
10 il. Al ,.- ~ 70. .,>t'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-09
Extract Of q letter from an officer o,
bard the U.S. Fr;pdte EonCreAs. nm.

Extract o letter from an officer o,
bsardth Us. Ffigate Congress, da'
tedGibrattar Bay, Amgust asfh 1904.
fhe opportunity is by brig bound
to Boston, which viii sail in the course
of half an hour, viii give you a shor,
account OF our proceedings since We
have been in these seas-on our arrival
here from America, commodore barron
had received information that the Fun.
Peror Of Morocco had threatened to dc.
clare war against the United States in
consequence Of this news/ the comme-
dore Immediately dispatched the Essex
and this ship to cruise off Tangier. On
our arrival there we cleared ship for ac-
ti"stl, and at a word we were all ready
Tor blowing their tewn about their ears,
when our CONSUL Nir. Simpson, came
oil aud Informed Capt. Rogers, tina, the
report was unfounded, aud further tina.
the Emperor had NO inclination Tor war
with rs, since our squadron paid him a
visit at Tangier Bay We then sailed
Tor Sallee, ran in under their batteries
and hcisted our colours, we SAW four
Moorish ships Of war in the harhor, but
DIZZY did not appear inclined to visit rs,
l /spPpose they would have preferred
sending their cards, rather than come
themselves. in fact they are poor set
Of wretches, and the more see Of
them, the more desPicable opinion
form OF them. The latest accounts re.
ceised here froth Commodore Preble
say, they have got the gun-boats in rea-
diness at Syracuse, and that he was on.
iy waitin.. odr arrival!'''