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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30

/ protestation, saving to themselves the Ii
berry ofexhibiting at any time hereafter,
! any farther. articles or other accusation or
| Impeachment against the SAID Samuel Chase
! and also Of replying to his answers which
he shall make unto the said articles, or a
ny Of them, and Offering proof to all and e.
! very OF the aforesaid articles, and to all and
every other article, impeachment, or &C
l.cuSation, which shall be exhibited by them,
! as the case shall require, do demand that
the said Samuel Chase may be pat to an
swer the said crimes & misdemeanors, and
that such proceedings, examinations, trials
and judgments may be thereupon had and
given as are agreeable to law and justice.
Entractef a letter. tf9n q gentleman no7O in
England 10 MS ffriena IN Philadelphia, dat
I'd London, ian. 50, 1904.
Il, is idld sh2s France threatens Denmark, that
Spain muit engage in the quarrel wah England,
and that Rnflia iuPPorts great military eRao-
llhment to prcferve she continental tqun is.
Thei AVIATION is the noit inexhauhible iabjea
for fu,mife the invafion the Terror of both
hemiipheres--tiie ne plus ULTRA O! confular at
cheivenent, will nor takr place tomorrow nor
next d,y, nor in a century,
l believe it vas rcver intended, though men
Of more Kill have thought olherwile, and Ike.
wife men that have prepared for the corn.
BAT.
Bonapsrtc was lately at Calais, when part OF
his Armfda was fent to neighbou ing pert a
detachment from Admiral Cornwaihs's feet cut
them off'- the coufui was in fgbi-Yct the
equipment Of thefr que boats progrc1es.
The funds have diya from the general be
lief that the ieafon for The Expedition is nearly
over and from he ciicumfance Of eight general
officers being at the Queens Lcvee.
Though the danger is NOT dreaded, the rea
fures of detercc are not difcontinusd- PATRIOT
i'm is the prevailing virtue 10 England. The
heir apparant to the Crown ard the heir TO
hand organ would take ;hr field together.
The friends to ADMINISTRATION and the anti mi
niRcriaias would be united in arms.
net only think that the invsfon was never
intended by Bonaparte, but that if it was ii
would be found impraaicable to effect land
ing.
Although William 1ucceeded IN 1905, he pol
fefed advantages which Bonaparte cannot employ
his caufe was different. The re(ources OF his
country were different, a; well as thole of the
enemy. William had Ae;t at command, and
none of EQUAL force TO encounter; he had an ar
my hyperion in number and difcipline fought
divided people he did not boat of intended ex-
plots year before theii coiamencemcnt ). he
forced not bis folders from tie continent he
thought not of Try gun boats, his fre depend
ence was on bis navy, sat May 6locksde9, but
one that fwePt the fcas, and could awe the Uni
verfe.
On landing he found ene Harold fgs I'm,
drsd Hsr,lds would meet BJnaPans in tn.
Surf.
From the fate Of fmsll part of the fotila,
We may preaia the deRiny of all that may ven-
tMe ont.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
X IS

Died last night Mr.. Adam Szvoebe. His
friends and acquaintance are requested to
attend his funeral from the dwelling house
of M. M'Ife, corner of Royaland Prince
streets, this afternoon at four O'Clock.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30

LFUCCCCs
The fale Of the lands Of Robert Alex
andeg alvertfcd.by the fubftriacrs to take place
on Saturday the 7th day OF April next, for ready
cath, VIII on that day commence on the prcrlifea
near the Manlion Houfe at O'Clock in the fore
noon, AM fundry parts thereof will be offered for
fale on three tx and nine months credit, f5r
negotiable notes, drawn and enioried to The "a.
;lStaction Of msjority of the 'mmidioners.
Thomas Swan,
George Deneale, C0m25.
Edmund !. Lee,
March 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30
..r1cLfs q IMPgACmMENT.

.,.;,,,,s eahi5ited By the House q Pebrtsen-
' ..,;res If the United States, IN The ,'anc
FL, pgtIsmse,lves, and IF al TIE people ct
iraitsd States, against Samuel Chase, one
sftas associate justices q The Supreme
2.,rt Of the United States, IN maatea-
ercs and support Of their impeachment a
rnast him, far high crimes and misde-
.nsguorS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-30

The brig Tabby, from Bristol to thi.
BORT, out Q days, was spoke March lG, OF
he S. w. OF Georges Bank.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10

is ruhlihed every Saturday, by r. A. IENKS At the
Printing Office, No Z, tys-S'rsa, posrlANp; whefe
fuacr'ptious, advertisements, commute atons, re.
are received with ateiition The price, COUNT
isSeribers. who receive their papers at TIC Office as
IN packages by the mail, is ONE DOLLAR K FIFTY
CENTS ysar.-sJT subfcribers WHO live in town,
and thoie whole papers fcaled and forwarded pa
rstefy. will BE CHARGED r vo po,tAps yrar 4
Tr ddct,s,s viii derive peculiar advantages as their
tavors will be Pubi,hed (w;thou, price) both in
tR's paper, and in vsansH y, ComhIRcrAL cAztrrr
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10

brate the verytranfa6tion which ought to
cover them with fackcloth and aihes.
!, Fellow citizens Read the text; Read
the comment, and then decide for your
ielves.-You are called upon to admire
and idclize this &c man of the people," as
his friends pretend to call him DO fo if
you can /; for myielf, cannot but con-
denim. W.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10

party; but not before.
Hear the PRECEDENT again. PoGeling
"a choiea country, 1siib room enough fer
/" orr ds/eraddnts 10 the handredtb and f6ou.
I" /dndib generation" Happy country
he ihould have gone on to fay your
treafury will never be exhaulted, to
purchafe land, which you may never
occupy. Your people will never be
burdened and rhottgaged, for fotefs
8 you will never be able to fell, &c.
And yet. with this fentirlent itaring him
in the face, he has recommended, and
finally with his influence carried, the pur.
chaie of an immeafurable, tracklefs, and
undelctibed country, and has incteafed
the national debt BY the enormous addi.
ton of fifteen millions of dollars, to paw
for it. And yet. 70 blindly devoted to him
are his fycophants and adorers, that they
are caroufing and fddling, and dancing,
and fPouting noife and nonfenfe, to cele-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28

vas lately in Baltimore in the capacity Oh ief-
want. lf
A ii,tIc after the above hocking murder
was difccvercd. a young fellow by the name OF
Greeniaw, or G,sfnlow, vas aPp'ehended on
foioicios, and ai.er-a frid examination, IL
tranfpised that the unfortunate man had been
gaming with him at houie OF Ill fame on Satur-
day night, snd had ioa fome money slfo, the
imith that made the crow came forward and
made oath, thar Greenlaw was the man who Of
dcred and paid for it.-This. with other Hrong
teRimonies (which we do not with 70 Aaie At
p.eient) induced the examining Magifrate' to
comnit him to prifon; and laif evening man
OF the name of Smith was alfo committed 20
prifon, on fufpicion Of being an acceaary in the
above murder.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
NORFOLK. June IL.
HORRID MURDERt

An inauarious Fsenchman. named LEVIN
LOient tbat bettcs known In this plsce by the
name Of Look Sharpj who. for fotue yeass kept
retail dry good Acre in Church Street, was
found murdered in his bed on Sunday rncrning
lar. having his throat perforated, and his head
and body msneled in a basbzrous and inhumsn
manner. lie wee an eccentric character, lived
hv himfel(. and notwi,haantipr his bu6neis
was coS6ning, he had amaaed a large fun OF
ready cam, which he keps BY him tos the put
yofe of attending vendues, not having conscience
10 any body IA crow.bar and two ehiGsis
wefe 6osnd in the houfe. II 10 fuppded the
nurderen have got eonhde.blc fam q gold
spd bank noses. There vss near $50 vsiehs
Of 6lver in. dollan. &c. fond in The hosie,
which they hsd not time to carry Of. 1his pn-
fortunate man had q vic aud child. which ws
are son, he ioh fome yesn $50, aad dhss ihe
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
NEw.HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
Amendment Contaminated !

Amendment Contaminated
WE congratulate all true Republicans on
the eompiete Ratification Of tbe DE-
SIGNx7zxG Principle in the Fede.
raj Conaitntion. 9bis bas been ae-
eompHibsd BY tbe glorious aeqniffiOn
of NeaO-HameGyire TO THE Republican
.jfrengfb..
ON Friday the 18th infant, the
quenion for ratifying the propofed "a
mendment to the Contribution of the
United States came before the Houie
of Representatives of New-Hampihire.
Its. paaage was oppofed by Meflrs.
Prentice, Wilton s. Cumberland, and
advocated at great length by Mr.. Bell,
in very able and ingenious fpeech.
On the queltion being called, ii was
taken by yeas and nays, and were tor
the amendment Sr, againa it 73. It
pafed the Senate 7 TO S.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28

AHsdrg 10 kn isfsrvir4v. svn6 M. Mar
tn. 1 J<~oessss. 10 sbb vieisegs. 10 srbsR be
s6Sri sss bssd n Srefrsfss sf /Sies1Gib, asd
sshb isstsf fsssl. typSsebsd bin ps'S fls
sf5sr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28

Al hunting match in Cheihire. Mafi. on
the 18th ult. were killed, between fan-ri:e and
fun.fet. i64 woodchscks. IS Sqsirreis. ~
Grove. and Hawk, beSdo . sreat number os
birds. Pin. Sss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22
FOR SALE,

A TRACT Of LAsp containing 24s
IA acres, in the county of Berkeley,
about s miles from Martinsburg, where's
on Thomas Tuckerman now lives; about
las acres are cleared and under good
fences, and in excellent orderfor farming.
This farm is strong limestone land, lies
very level, and is very productive
here are on the premises snug DWELL
ing House, an excellent Kitchen built of
4hewed logs, with good stone chimney +;
a stone milk house two stories high with
q good joint shingle5 cover wen painted,
by the side Of q Well Of excellent water
with pump In it. good Barn with a
Creamery, corn Cribs, Stables, &c. under
the same roof |; there is also an Orchard
Of excellent Peaches, Apples Of choice
winter and summer Fruit, Cherries,
Pllmbs and Damsons. The land win be
,shewn BY Mr.. William Pendleton, adj
joining the premises and the terms
known ~ applying at Bath to -.
-. Z NICHOLAS ORRIcK.
Aprh 9, isQs.2=.74 ~ 4 y. s tt.e1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22
LIBERTY OR DEATH.
PRoCL,1 M1TIoM.

JAN JAceuEs DEssALINEs Governor
General to the inhabitants Of Hayti.
Crimes, the most attrocious, such as
were until now unheard of, and would
cause nature to shudder, have been per-
petuated. The measure is over-heaped.
Atlength the hour Of vengeance has arr
rived, and the imPlacable enemies Of The
rights Of man have suffered the punish
ment due to their crimes. 49,. ~, :
My arm, raised over their heads, has
tooiong delayed to strike. AT that signal.
which the justice OF God has urged, your
hands righteously armed, have brought
the axe upon the ancient tree Of slavery
and prejudices. In vain had time, and
more especially the internal politics of
Europeans, surrounded it with TRIBE
brass youhave stripped it Of its armour I;
you have placed it upon your heart, that
you may become (ike your natural enc.
mies) cruel and merciless. Like an
overlooking mighty torrent that tears
down all opposition, your 'yengeful fury
has carried away every thing in its im-
petuous course. Thus perish all I. rants
over innocence, al oppressors of man
kind. Il. i X TN.
What then! bent for many ages under
an iron yoke the sport of the passions
Of men,, ortheir injustice, and Of the ca.
prices Of fortune mutilated victims of
the eupidity ofwhite Frenchmen, af-
ter having fattened with our tolls these
insatiate blood suckers, with patience
and resignation unexampled, we should
again have seen that saeriligious horde
make an attempt upon our destruction,
without any distinction Of ser or age and
We, men without energy, Of no. virtue,
of no delicate sensihiiity, should not We
have plunged In their breast the dagger
of desperation 3 Where IS that vile Hay
tian, so unworthy of his regeneration,
who thinks he has not ACCOMPLISHED the
DEGREES Of the Eternal, byextsrmina,ing
these blood-thirsty tygsrs.s If there IS
one, let him ay /; Indignant nature dis
cards him from our bosom; let him hide
his shame lar from hence: the. air we
breathe is not suited to his gross organs /;
it is the pure air Of Liberty, august and
triumphant.
Yes, we have rendered to these true
canibals war for war, crime for crime,
outrage for outrage; yes, Ihaye saved
my country, I have avenged America.
The avowal I make Of il in the face Of
earth and heaven, constitutes my pride
and glory. OfWhat consequence to me
is the opinion which contemporary and
future generations will pronounce upon
my conduct. Ihave performed my du-
ty; Ienjoy my own appreciation; for,
me that Is sufficient. But what do Isays
The preservation Of my unfortunate bro-
Tiers, the testimony of my own con-
science. are not my only recompence +
have seen two elasseslof men, born to
cherish, assissaaa eeaaser enc smother
mixed, in . word, and blended together;
( i .. l.,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22
E1RTHEN. VAR E. =.
MANUFACTORY, TT 6.
Near the head Of Dry Run and f5ur ana
an hay miles from JfarHns5ure. !

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i the public. that he has now got
his POTTERYin complete order, and
has on hands q very good assortment Of
excellent ware, and means to keep a
constant supply. win be much TO the
advantage of purchasers ofthis commo.
dity 70 call on him, ashe can sell ware at
cheaper rate than il can be bought ii q
distance. A considerable reduction
viii be made to those who purchase by
the quantity to sell again. -
This being the only establishment Of
the kind in Berkeley County, and the
ware made At n, Of as good, perhaps a
better qnalit, and ata lower price, Than
that made at 4 distance, he hopes that
the efforts he Is making TO accommodate
the people ofthis County, win not 20
sunrewarded.' IS,
May ~ isvx 4 -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22
twuolr No. azs.l

ume enQeavoured TO divide; YOU, who
are now consolidated, and make but one
family without doubt il was nee. ssary
that our perfect reconciliation should Ia
scaled with the blood of yo,,e but. srs.
Similar calamities have hung over Your
prescribed heads: similar ardoair %
strike your enemies has signalizsd !, GU:
the like Fate i reserved for on and the
like interests must therefore render sou
for ever one, indirisible. and ms spara.
bic. Maintain that precious concord.
that happy harmony amongst yourselves
II 10 the pledge d your happiness, your
salvation, and your success il Il the
secret of being invincible. 50 =-z-- Z
II Is necessary, in order to strengthen
these ties, to recall to your remembrance
the catalogue Of atrocities committed
against our species the massacre Of tho
entlre pop ulation of this Island, medic
tated in the silence and sangfroid Of tha
Cabinet: the execution ofthat abomina-
BILE project, 70 me nnblushingly proposed
and already begun by the French with,
the calmness and serenity of counte.
nance accustomed to similar crimes.--
Guadalupe, pillaged aud destroyed
its ruins still reeking with the blood Of
the children, women and old men put %
the sword: PELAcE (himself the victim
of their craltiness) after having baseIy
betrayed his country men and his .bros-
theirs The brave and immortal DEL.
eREssE, blown into the airwith the fore
which he defended, rather than accept
their otfered chains. Magnanimous war;
rior that noble death, lar from .snfee.
bling our courage, serves only to rouse
within us a determination Of avsnging or
Of following thee. Shall | again recall
to your memory the plots lately framed
at Jerimie /? the terrible explosion which
was tobe the result, notwithstanding the
generous pardon granted 70 these incor-
r.sabls hsirss, &c the 'expulsion of the
Frencharmf! The deplorable fate Of
our departed brothers in Europe / and
dread harbinger Of death) the friehtful
desPotism exercised at Martinique D..
Unfortunate people OF Martinique, could
4 but hy to your ASSISTANCE, and break.
your letters Alas an insurmountahlo
barrier separates us. Perhaps .narI.s.
from the same Ere which ena.mes =.
willalieht into YOUR bosoms: perhan. >
the sound Of this commotion, suddenly
awakened from your lethargy, with arms
in your hands, YOU willreciaim your 81.
cred impreseripttable rights. q
!, Alter the terrible Example which Z !
have Inst given, that soonerer later Dr.
vine Justice will unchain on earth some
mighty minds, above the weakness 81
the vulgar, for the destruction and ,er.-
ror, Of the wicked tremble, t.rants.,,
nsurpers, scourges of the new world
our daggrrs are sharpened; YOUR pani.h- !
ment is ready sixty thousond men, e.,
qaipped, Injured TO war, ohedient 10 my
orders, burn to offer "a new sacrifice 10
the names Of their assassina,ed brothers.
Let that nation come xho NAV BE- MAI :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22

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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-15
Extract from a letter Of Earl STAFFORD
TO his son, Aased 1871.

Lose not thetime Of your youth, but
gather those seeds of virtue and know
ledge<whieh may be of use to yourself,
md comfort to your friend, for the rest
of your life. And that this may be the
better effected, attend thefeunto with
patience, and be sure to correct and re-
frain yourselffrom anger Suffer not sor-
row to cast you down, but with cheer
fulness and good courage go on the race
you have to run in all sobriety and truth.
Be sure, with an hallowed care, to have
respect to all the commandments of God,
and give not yourself to neglect him in
the least things, lest by degreesyou come
to forget them in the greatest for the
heart Of man Is deceitful above all things.
And in all your duties and devotions to-
wards God, rather perform them Joyful
ly than pensively; for God loves cheer
full giver. For your religion let It be di-
reeted according to that which shall Be
taught by, those which are in Gods
church the proper teachers thereof, "a.
ther than that you ever either fancy ono
to yourself, or be led by men that ara
singular in their own opinions, and de.
light to SO ways of their own finding out;
for you will certainly find sobernes IS and
truth in the one, and much unsteadiness
and vanity in the other"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-15

he Wv in few days, as he has left the
priso.., and lives with our guard. -Four
Of eur crew have turned already = ,
8 For this week past, the Bashaw's
child, BY 4 favorite wife, has been very.
i'll with The Group (asthe doctors eallit.)
He called on our doctor four days after
the child's illness, when he pronounced
it dangerously i'll. The Bashaw zimme-
diately offered him bis liberty provided
he cured the child. 1t recovered and is
atprssent we'll but not a word more
said about the doctors liberty. - =, =
. During the two last days, we Have
lost ten Of our crew" :. -I.Z.s\
Exfrdct Of a ietter from Commodore Pre-
BE, dated Oh hard the Constitutions at
Syracuse, March 10, 1884,. -
!" / have this moment received intelli.
gence from a gentleman just arrivedfrom
Tunis, that the Bey Of that regency is
equipping his whole naval force with the
utmost expedition and tits whispered
that his object is, the American CON-
merce-from various circumstances, I
believe there is much truth in the con-
lecture. Three Of their frigates from -
to 50 guns are fitting out at Malta one
frigate of 50 guns, and number of
smaller vessels are getting ready at Tu-
MIS-" T.
\ Commodore Preble observes, that he
in.ends to collect all the forces off Tripo-
Ii, and proceed off Tunis to learn the
cause. ..-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-15

Of the blacks and their inveteracy against
the whites, we shall mention the follow
ing fact: Just before the massacre took
place, a Danish schooner belonging 70
st. Thomas, having on board 4 number
Of French passengers, after sailing was
pursued by armed boats, overtaken and
brought back, and the Danish Captain,
crew and passengers were all put 10
death. 80 = (t. :: - NJ
The few Americans that were at the
Cape, remained unhurt. With the ex.
ception Of the printer and a few white
mechanics at the Cape, whose services
were too useful to be spared, not one
Frenchman survived the general wreck.
At the date Of our adviees, Dessaline,A
was erecting strong Notifications in the
mountains. His force is said to consit Of
10000 men.