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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-18
DeLcription Of Worms.

And the fymptoms by which they are known.
Worms which intea the human body are chief
ly OF four kinds, viz. the Teres or large round
worm the Afcarides or fnIall NAV worm; the
Concurbitina, or fiat white worm; snd lailly the
Lena or tape worm, 70 called from its reicm-
blance 20 ape-th,s is often many yards long, and
is full Of joints-it is mon hurtiul and difficult to
cure.
Among the fymptoms attending worms, arc
difagreeable breath, specially in the morning !;
bad and corrupted gums-itching il the noic and
about the lest-esnvufons and epilep,ic IT'S, and
fometinIcs privation OF fpeech starting and
grinding of the teeth in ilecp- Irregular appetite
fometimcs lozthng food, and fcmeti times voraeious
--purging, with Gimy and foetid fiools -von,i.
ting Large and hard belly-pains aud Gcknefs at
the ffomach pains in The head, thighs, with low
neis of fpir,s flow fever, with fn,all and irregu-
lar pulie-a dry cough exeefiv Thrift, fon,e,ime,
pale and unhealthy eountenaeey and fonietimes ,he
face bIosted and fufhed.
Perfons Afflicted with any of the above fymp-
toms, ihould have immediate recourle to Har,il
tons Worm DcRroYing Lozerges, which have
been eontantly attended with iuecefs in all coniu
plants imlar to thole above defcGibcd
a do!e Of this medicine, given occafionslly dur.
ing the warm feafofJ eff tualIy Prcvent the vomit-
ting and purging OF children, dreadful disorder
which annually dehroys Thousands Of the inlan part
OF our oitzers, IL is likewise the midcfl and
moft certain remedy known, and has reRored to
health and hrength great number, when in an
advanced Rage OF this fatal eomplaint-pa tieuIsr
and plain inf uctous are given for every part OF
the neceiIa-y treatment in fuch cases.
Children generally take this medicine with
eagerneis; having Piesfng appearance, and an
agreeable taae.
fs# Tie above Medicine is sold 6v an
hoinrment, at S. Peasants, jr'S. Book Stare,
and (fake notice. at no other /iiace in Rich-
mind.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
SUMMARY-FOREIGN.

EuRorE.--By feveral arrivals. European
dates down 10 the Is,h June, 1904. have been
seceived.-The appearances OF general Euro
pean wss, were not 10 greet a. At 40 earlier peri
od-and the movemenY in the North, were faid
to be merely paradcs of difcipline and review
The French pspen are filed with the new
French Continuation with DEGREES and Proc
lsmations Of his Majeay, Emperor Bonsparte---
with appointments Of Imperial ofices and with
the details Of the trials of Georges. Moreau. and
othen. The mais of evidence collected sasinR
the prifoners, made volume Of $40 ottavo ps-
ges. and took uP ten houn and halt 10 the
reading, At the opening Of the court. The tri.
ale commenced on the 10th May. and ternnina,ed
on the 9th June when Georges and 10 Others
we're condemned to death, and Geseral Moreau.
and many others to two yean imprisonment. -
DR.. Olbefs, Of Germany, has diicovcted Plan
Ct. which from its immenfe 6ze. he has called
Hercules. Il is three times tie Gze Of Jupisef,
and goes rossd the fanin the fpace of /, yesn,
becaufe il is fsppoled 70 be 3.o47. 200 zoo of
miles from tie ion il cpks to the naked eve Ike
Far Of the Gxth msgnitudc, and is nov in the
Ggn Gemini. DR.. Olbers obfcsved, on the 9Th
Decemhes iaa. that il moved, sod, on the 6,h of
February. thst il was planet. attended by :
facilities. oue Of which is twice the Gxe of the
earth. In inclined to the plane of the ecpsic, in
an angle Of 80 degrees. IL in ! degrees sossh
amplitsde; iu eccentricity 10 100. and the fus,
to "a inhzbitsnt Of the earth placed in IL, With
oar powers Of viaon, would appear no lssees
than the fmalleA Of the fixed fisrs.
Narolsaa Boeaparte is declared Emperor
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09

~, virtue Of a warrant ffom the Hon. DsVid
~ LsosA,d B1rsr, Efq. Judge Of the Dill.
tiiet Court tor the Diftrid Of Rhode. Iiland. -
Notice 10 hereby given. .that there will be ex-
Po'ed sor isle a Public Auction. on Friday ths
teventecnth OF Augua next, a, three O'Clock in
the afternoon OF fsid day. the Sloop May. Ass,
a. The now lies 1t Capt. W'iiism Weods wharf,
IN Newport, faid Hoop being fold for the pay-
ment q Sesmcn's wages. w.PECK, May1al.
Jsiy aofb. 1904. N
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
PHILADELPHIA, Augua 1T.
On FRIDAY Laf, Gen. Henry Dear.

born, Jserefary Of sOar, arrived in tbii
city from Wstbington. He has been en-.
gagged in arrangements eUfb tbe offices
here, charged zOifb the byGnsG of public
Jxppiies, military JaOres, and Indian af-
fairs. He departed on Monday for
Nezo.2ork, after taking order /or the
temporary execution Of THE duties Of THE
lete Gen, HiIliam frviney yaperintsndanf
efmilifary Feres, sObeIs death unbabpily
took place a. fesO boars before tbe /sere-
taryf departure.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
NEW HAT STORE.

HE fubfcribers inform their friends. ana
4 the public in general, that they have ja9
received large addition to their former snoit-
ment OF HATS. which they intend to fell a.
Cheap a. can be parchafed in Newport, OF New
York. at retail.
They retain their grstefai thanks for tho
favon received, and beg continuance.
Benjamin 5 Solomon G.. Weaver.
NewpsSs. Jsy rs. 1904. Ss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
Sea(ona5k Notice.

.b The Patrons ofthis paper are
respectfully informed, that Four years have near
y elspted ioce the commencement of In publi-
ca'ioni & that tpeedy & general ie,temeut with
thoie whole accounts arc Of one. two, sad three
years Handing, becomes indifpcnfably ncccflary.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09

Commodore Pfebse has written letter to
the Prime Mini&er Of the Bey Of Tfipoli in
which he expreGes his hopes that the American
prifonen will be treated, - pfifonen Of wsr-
beg thar they may not be compelled to work
aGores him that our government sill NOT ran
fom thoie who may havc been treated 10 0aves
and charges bin on HE peril, not to msl-tseas an
officer or man bsIonsing 70 the Uaised States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
10 Parents and Guardians.
WILLIAM BRIDGES

X hsrECTFULLY informs the Inhabitsnts
~ OF the town OF Newport, thar he has openA
ca Ms Academy Ia Franklin-Street, for the
init!ue'ion OF yosth in the Englifh lAnsusgc.
Whiting. Arithmetic, Book. Keeping, Ma,he.
mat'c'' Geography. Drawing and Land Sof-
vey,ng; he aGores thofc tha, may insfua him
with the charge OF their children, that no pains
hall be fparcd on his part to Aimula,e and en-
courage the minds of his Popis to their learning.
ana The aritte8 attention paid to their morals.
----Private Tuition IL required.
Ne1vDorf Axe. Il fQn1 .
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09

DlED]-A, BriAol. on rhe s,d uIt. To-
haH Fissrr. Efq. POR. Matter Of that town,
aged rs years.
10 this town, on the 9th ioa. after lin
sering illneh. Mn. ELRAsox Fixt, reiiet Of
the late MIR. Robert Fekc. aged So years.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
N E w p o r T.
TAurjday, AAgr 9, 1904.

y ~ = l.r-F~
-~eeSoose
Tbs Affairs sf aur Nxisnal Co..
ersmens, 0bfsrves a eorrslpondsnf, IN
der Prsfdent JsfsJlan's Administration,
are managed 70 s0sR tbat fbs federaias
fbsmleives, sUs mean fbs boneR and can
did amOngf them, find notbing to con-
dsmn. Indeed, if zoe only e0nfraa fbe
n'egfarss Of fbe prslsnf adninjqratiOn
sOifb tbefs puJ(aed under Mr.. adams,
there cannot, zoe think, Jeares q Citizen
be found, aobo is rot a profelt monarch
lit, bit sViH bavs reajon to rejoice at the
exiting /" order Of things" Under tbs
federal adminfration, as il 40as called,
zoe z0ere bleiled 10ifb /aanding army,
in time Of psaee an mneesDariJ
large navy; a IsdifiOa iss0 /; an alien
Ha; a burfbenjome land tax a yaamp
act !; q loan of millions, at 8 per cent.
and fbonland uIsLef5 and danger0m
eGeers-eonfdenee 1Uas Lca, and our
credit deprecated! BIT Under fbe en-
Egbtsnsd and liberal lyqsm of Prs,fdent
JJTsr)Sn, zoe are rsiisved from all fbs/e
obnoxious meafures. Confidence is re-
fored, and National Credit re/ajeifafed.
Lief Hume, g bis federal friends, vie0
this Jqriking eoitraf; and they NUT be
eonvineed that their feeble efforts, to
bring about a change Of admimiArafion,
are futile and vain B. Cbron.
On fbe a7tb July, the Minjqers
a4smbled at BridgpOrf, Vermont, to lpeud
ts0o days in prayer and religious q00r-
@ip. Three iboyland a1smbled, zoi,b
tz0efve mim9ers. Eve )srmons zDere
preached, one BY Rev. Jelbua Spalding.
On tbe Lsa day, eight hundred rseeivsd
tbe communion, and abovs a fbonIand
baoc been added to fbs ebure5es in THE
soeRsrn part Of Vermont.
7be Ofage Chiefs, 10itb their king,
orrivsd at Baltimore, 5tb igqant, from
THE feat Of government, on their qoay TO
Nes01ork. Their king, 1Oitb Is qOar-
riors, /ome years ago, intercepted a Span
jb eonVey s0itb iagots, going aersIG the
jabmxs Of Davien andl0adedtb tbswlsiOes
sOitb tbe rich booty; they soers, boqv.
svsr, afterwards overtaksn by hyperion
force, and obliged to (arrsnder their
piunder. Wifb 500 Rands efmuAsts,
they think they could become pyvsyors
gfbs mint Of the United States, and
)upp!y it in prgnfon s0itb ingofs from
THE Spanib mines!
A duel we undcrasnd, has lately been
fought At Chefhire, tCon.) bstween two very
young men. or rather boys. Fortunately no
damage was done to either party. .tPaiadism.
Dean Swrfr fays--" None but FoeA and
Madues ever fight DseL and che foonc. the
world gcts rid Of fuch Ftlks the better.''
[" The Po&. Office, of Jacob Richardson, Efq.
in this town. was on 'rhurfday night la0, brok.
en- open, and numbcr of tickets ia the South
Hadley Canal Lottery. with fmail FUN Of mo.
ney, taken therefrom."
t1r /" CRISIS" is received, and fhall
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09

Extraa ct letter from Gibfaltcf, dated May
80, TO gentleman 10 Baltimore.
We are forry to advice you,. that there
10 great reafoa 10 believe the Bey of Tunis has
declared var againf America. He has fevessl
crsifen as Malta, aud was bufy as Tanis SITTING
out Others. We arc anxiouHy expeeaiss the re-
infoscenent that has been orderd hese 6y Con-
greis. which will be 10 sdcinf to keep them from
doing mnch mitchell"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09

pmGGcm,.

Va ~~T~surzsS ssPssyHSs ssS Sc-----------
log that he has threatened the M.
French inhabitanu in the Inand Of Hs, nA,
Government do not Immediately acknow.s
!" Independence. and promiie yssr5 tribute IA.
arms, ammunition, artillery, ,&c.-This circum-
Rance 10 recorded ia the Clef du Cabinet.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
NEW.YORK, AuguG =.

Previons to THE failing Of THE brig
Lydia, capt. jJsbgISn, from Guadalupe,
ordsrs bad been Duedsbers, directing
tbe capture sf all american and other
vsDsLs 6oxnd for any Of fbe perfs Of St.
Domingo. Martinique continued in a
fate Of blockade by one "a, fsco trigates,
md an armed brig.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
To be Let.

A CONVENIENT Dwelling. Houie. we'll
"A csicsIssed for boarding and lodging, Gtust-
ed on the &reet leading from Mr.. Robers Stevens
houfe to his wharf. Lkewife, fetal mop,
on thc fouth flde,of the Red Market, being an
excellent aand fos bsGnefs. adjoining the Dwell
liog .Hosie of Mr.. William Fseebody. For
particulars. enquire of SPENCER HALL.
Newport, Auguff I'd, 1904. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09

MARRIED1--At Portfmouth, by the Rev.
Mr.. Gyjfaooid OF Brieol, Mr.. BATrMAN. Nun
no, to Mn. ELisAstrH EARL, daughter Of
Job Durfee, Efq.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
For Charlefton, (S.C.)
Rhode.Illan Diltriff. /
Z, HEgW 9, 1904.

Khode.IIland Diltritf, Is.
IN Compliance with an order from the Hon.
4 David Lsssa,d Bnse, Efq. Judge Of the
Dihrd Court, for the Rhode-l0snd Diaritt--
Notice IS hereby given, that there will be expof-
ed TOR fsle at public auction. at the dwelIinga
houle OF Mr.. qboma, qa4Usftsd, in Newport. on
Saturday, the twenty-ffth day Of Aogaa inf. al
eleven o'clock in the forenoon, three bags of
coffee; dccrecd forfeit TO the United States at
the Difrid Court held Ia Providence, tbis fixth
day Of AugoR. 1904. VIM. PECK, Martial.
Aegnf Orb, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-09
Rbode-Mand DiRrid. q.

0rf dxg. 1T, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
y r II UTH O K IT'T.
FLAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

Supplementary to tie as, Mtifaled &c On al re-
gnlatiag tbe grants ofiand, and providing fer
Tire Ajlb2idf Of The LandJ Of he United STATES
South Of the Jaate Of 7enneDSe."
DE il ena7sd by the Senate and Hogyt Of Re-
> PrelrAteiiz,eJ Of TIE Unifed States Of A,7e-
RIGA in CoagreG aBSnlbled, That Perfons
claiming lands in the MiGifippi territory, by
virtue of any Britilh or Spanih grant, or by yir-
tue ofthe three 6rf fe6tions of the a6t to which
this is Implement, or of the articles Of agree
ment and celiion with the fate Of Georgia, may,
after tue laf day .of March, in the year one
thoufand eight hundred and four, and until the
laft day of November, then next following, give
notice in writing, of their claims, to the regiier
of the land office, for the lands lying Wet of
Pearl River, and have the fame recorded in the
manner preicribed by the fifth fiction Of the act
to which this is a Implement: ProDided bo7U-
eUer, That where lands are claimed by virtue
of a complete Spanifh or Britifh grant in con-
fornity with the articles of agreement and cef-
fion between the United States, and the nate
of Georgia, it fhall not be neceflry for the
claimant to have any other evidence Of bis claim
recorded, except the oiginal grant or patent, to-
gether with the warrant or order Of furvey and
the plot ,but all the fubfequent conveyances or
deeds fhall be depofted with the RICHTER to be
by him laid before the commiflioners when they
fhsll take the claim into confederation 4: and the
powers veaed by law II the commiGioners ap-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

in the fifth fiction Of the act 20 which this IS /,
Implement tothe contrary notwithstanding.
Sec. g. A7d be Il tlr.bei. e,7nlasA. That she
fun of three thouiand dollars be, and the fame
is hereby appropriated, forths pur2ofs of';ex-
tending the external commerce, ard cxplo,;n,
the limits OF the United States, in the Few ,co
CURED territory of Louiliana, out of any mon; :
IN the treafuTy, not otherwiIe appropriated.
Sec. Il. /nd b. II fiOtber eAaGTed, That Ma.
lor General La Fayette be, and hc is hereby an
thonied and empowered 70 locate and fiiryev
the limits allowed him by the fourth c,clion az
an act, intitulcd San a6t to revive and continue
IN torce IN act in addition to IN act intisultd an
acf IN addition to an at regulating the grants of
land appropriated for military f>ryices, and for
the Society of United Bretheren for pr3paca-
nag the Gofpel among the Heather, and for O.
her puIpoieS,' on any lands the property OF
the United States, in the territory of Or;,,rs.
and on pretending TIE fnrveyS CT the f,id land 20
the iecretary OF the trcatuiy, the Prelident 81
the United States Is hcrerebv authorized 10 lin.
letters patent TO the E,id Major General n F,y-
cite for The quantity OF lands allowed by the
iaid act.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tie HoYje Of RrbrcEutai;z,cy.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
PrsfdeHt of the Ss'aa.e pro te4aeore.
March 27th, isOl.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

THE Court Of Hy9ingt oftbs CITY of Ricb-
Il moad hare eRobEGsd tie .t6Aoeriag raie5
concerning afphea0fs for fceg/sJ TO ma1ltac-
" M AbpHcationS 10 tie frid Court FIR liz
eegteJ TO n7aanfaanre Tobacco, 0uR be mat
one Nonfb at AcR, precious TO the Time of
granting tbereoE and TIE Name or Name, offbe
applicant or AbbLcaa;J entered OH tie RECORD,
Of fbe Jaid Court, and inJcrtea in al i5e Neqvc
paberJ bnbijBed in tie Ctr Of Ricb,1o1i :"
IN PURSUANCE HlIlEREOF, PUBLIC No
TIcg is HEREBY GIVEN, Tbat from The Re-
eord5 Of tie Eaid Hpj?iAgJ Court, il APPEARS
tbet GEORGE THTE means to a3bly TO fke
nest preceding Cont far LieeaiE 10 manu-
failure Tobacco qOifbn this City.
by Order Of CoprtJ
AND'It, STEVENSON, n. C.
My IS. sev ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
TIL JEFFERSON.
AN ACT


In aaditi0n TO a" act iatitued, &c In act TO eqaJ-
ifb an Uniform rue Of naturalization, and 70
rfoeae,i the ais heretofore paLsd on that J;45-
jed."
DE ii enaFed, By the Senate and Hou}S of Re-
- PERCENTAGES cfths United State5 at IG,,eri-
ca, in Congrel5 aDe,nbled, That any alien being
tree white perion who was reliding within tt.
limits and under the jurisdiction of the United
States, at any time between the eighteenth day
of june, one thoufand feven hundred and nipety-
eight, and the fourteenth day of April one thou
land eight hundred and two, and who has con-
tinued to reiide within the fame, NAV be ad-
mltted to become citizen ofthe United States.
without compliance with the f;rt condition
fpeciiied in the fri fiction of the aG,enttuled.
" An a6t TO eitabliih an uniform rule of natp-
ralization, and to repeal the acts heretofore ,,ac
led on that fubieefed.''
Sec. 9. Hnd be IT fi.rtber enaaed, That when
any alien who ihall have complied with the fri
condition, fpeci6ed in the irR fection of the faid
original acf, and who illall have purified the d.
rectionS prefcribed in the fecond fection of the
fald act, may die before he is actually naturaliz
ed, the widow and the children of flch alien.
fhall be confidercd as citizens of the United
States, and fhall be entitled to all rights and
privileges as fuch, upon taking the oaths pre-
fcribed by law,
NATHL. MACON,
Speake, oftbe Horie Of Rr8yeicntatfz,et.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Proficient ot'tbe Senate 1ro-feav3ore.
March 90, 1904
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13

Riehn'0nd COuty, 9mc 1908.
50Sr c4"psf1f' eonppt. Is
William Morgan and Peter g
Northern defts. -
r! HE defendant Morgan not having entered
4 his appearance and given fecurity accord
ing TO the act of Anembly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the fatisSaeton Of the
court that he is not an inhabitant OF this fate
on motion of the complainant, by his council,
it is ordered that the faid defendant do appear
here OH the fri day of the next term, and ar
fwer the bills of the CON :,lainant, and that
copy of this order be publhhed in fome newt
paper printed in the city of Richmond, for
two months fucceflively, and copy alfo ported
at the front door of the contribute and it is
further ordered that the defendant Northern,
do not pay, convey away or fecrete, the debts
and effects in his hands, due and belonging to
the fad Morgan, until the further order of the
court, in the preinfes.
a copy Tclte.
D. M'CARTY, c. p. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-13
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
Fo.. TIE rsii.fofMoE1 1-auur

For t5errh:fg Noes Young.
slE 1t enHtfed ~ TIE Se1etr and Rone Of Pc
- P-3enfatig'eJ ofthe United Slater of Inseri-
CO m CoRgrcIs c.Pfn5GA, That the accounting
officers of the treaiury, be authorized and d.
reeted TO hquida,e the accounts of Notes Yoyne-
Tor tervices rendered the United States as aoent
OF claims at Madrid, from the date of his ao
Pointlnent by Mr.. Humphreys, then minifter cf
the United States at the court of Spain, until
the time he Geated to a6 as the private fecretarv
OF that minitcr, at and after the rate of two
thouiand dollars, per annum Pro7,idea That
ne produce to the accounting officers of the
treaituy certificate from MIR. Humphreys, that
he received no pay or emolument from indiyi-
duals for laid lerviccs.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of The Ho4te Of Rebrgi:ntq.izes
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Pr5fdsa. Qttbs Senate, pro-tsmboyr
March 90, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
Washington-C1y, November ;

The Commissioners from New Or
leans on the subject of the Remonstrance
of the inhabitants Of Louisiana against
the mode Of government adopted by our
administration, have arrived here IN
safety with their suits. 1t is difficult to
eoniestu what effect their representa-
tives will have in inducing Congress to
rescind the measures Of the last session.
Though the inhabitants of New Orleans
are said to be disposed to quietAess, they
think that by the treaty which coded that
country to US, they are entitled to rights
which at present arc denied. =, That trea-
ty makes provision for their admission
into the union " as soon as may be-
They contend that if this expression
gives Vi the liberty of delaying their ad.
mission at all, it gives the liberty of de-
laying it forever. 1t appears to us that
if the expression had any meaning, it in
tended that they should be admitted inn
mediately, as soon a possibly eonveni.
ent.
New.Orleans has been in great nlea-
sure without government these MANY
years nor do they seem less deprived
ofa regular and suitable government az
this time. Many of the members Of the
council appointed by Mr.: Jefferson re-
fuse to act and the sovereign authority
is in a great degree in the hands Of w.
G. Claiborne. 1t was not thus that we
argued when our governors were sent
from England. But the inhabitants of
Louisiana have not even choice in thuir
legislature. Yet this may be all consist
ent, Ias Doctor Mitchell says, they are
yet untamed in rePublieauism j: if then it
is necessary they should serve an appren-
ticeship to liberty, humanity may teach
Congfess to send them some teachers Of
liberty to prepare them for that hurst of
light which the Doctor fears would, let
loose at once upon them,- dazzle and
mislead them. Yet the madness Of pre-.
sent times is convincing proof that il
they are unfit, large proportion Of the
United States is in the same situation.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
VIII be Sold,

Atpublie vendue, on Friday the 14th day
Of December next, at the Subscribers
Mill on Tusearora creek, one mile
y, from Martinsburg, - -. -, - - :
A NEGRO WOMAN about IS
Ayears Of age, who is wen aequains-
ed with house and out-work, and her
daughter, . smart Girl Of FIVE years old,
and a number of other articles. Tho.
term. will be made: known on the day Of
.aIe.> The sale will begin at o o,cloek.
Hne6 v Patterson.
November 30, 1904. --:-z-- =: =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30
IMPORTANT!

A gentleman ofrespectability informs
US, that he has just received advices
from Point Pesre. co. through con-
6dental friend, stating, that a privateer,
called the Grandville, mounting % guns
and two thirty.six Founders, with COM
pliment Of $50 men, besides seamen and
mariners, each armed with musket,
had arrived there, with orders to take all
American vessels bound to Hispaniola,
and hang the crews as pirates. The
Grandyille was one Of fleet of well arm
ed ships, daily exPecteda at Point Pesre,
in orderto cruize for Americans bound
to HisPaniola.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-30

EVEN 1esEs, esq. of New,orlean',
has declined the appointment Of Member
of the Legislative Council for that place.
His reason is, that g having conformity
with almost all the Inhabitants Of Low
er Louisiana signed remonstrance to
government against the act> Of Congress.
Establishing form Of government for
thssx country, cannot consissensfx, accept
Of an appointment under law Of which
he has from the beginning expressed a
disapproBa,iou."-It is presumed, thar
a similar reason will operate to a rejecti-
on on the part Of many Of the others aP-
pointed.