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90 Dollars Reward.
.ABSCONDED from the flbfcriber's
honle, near town, on Monday laa,
NEGRO MAN ilise called
PFTLRFM

CTRONG built,peffcctiy black, longing walk
= and addicted to drinking Ills dref, ticks
lenburg jacket and trowlers he had, however,
other clothes.
He is we'll known in this neighborhood, having
long been Gage driver, particularly between
Colchstcr and this place.
II taken in or near town realonable reward
will be given, il 60 miles ffom home Twenty
Dslars, and propoftionable for ieis ditaace
Matters Of vcacls aad others are cauiioaedia-
gaina taking OF or barboring him.
2 WIN HODGSON.
Alexaa9ria, Isly n. d
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DR.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.
certain and fate application for that difa.
greeable complaint called the ITCH. Price ~
ents box.
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This work contains a compendium
eclehafical hiaory, accompanied with the authors
reflections; proving modern eegcosaey 60 be fpu.
rlous, and human iegiflation in the Church to be
ufurpation, &c. SC.
May 8.
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PHILADELPHIA, JULY I, 10;
RoLygrabhack Painting.

rT7tIISart, 70 long kept fccres and excufvt!Pt
i ted by the Polygraphick society IN LoalH
ow in he poaeilion Of Citizen OF the United Sa
lately Erived from Europe; who proPofcS % exec
by fl1bGripeion, two hundred copies from an ongr
AIlegoicai Painting IN tho sha--iP~-r' "a MY NJ
YORK. by peFn1iliioa OF the Proprietor; beng
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For Sale-for Cath,

On the teeoud day Of A4gy2 asxt, at
t1oeJue O'Clock,
n N uni'nproved LOT of ground, IN the town
IN of CslcBsaer, adjoining the warshouie bl 70
ing on the creek: Alto,
viii fold, on the 18th Of A4ggf, 70
the Mghs9 bidder J;
Two improved LOIS, lituate1 at Wet
End. The terms of falc are--One third CATH
and the balance in one and two years, with bend
and approved lecarty.
John Symptom.
Tuly o. iaw3w$
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s r @ 7, r N.

S BOUT fortnight aso, TWO SILVER
IA DESER + SPOONS, Lonloa make the
les,er 81 engravsd on the handles. Y hoessf
can give information by which the Spoons can DC
recovered, fall receive 4 Reasonable reward, and
shc fall gslos paid for the detection Of the thist.
Abplyto As Primer. I
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July l9.
The Jhbjerader zulJbes toLEASE
FOR A TERM OF YEARS

IT'D tAVU L HNMO,
TN Fairfax county, near the laps9s caaia.
Z bout 10 miles from AIexand.ia, aaa s5o.a
fame diRance from George Town -Es5 h
contains between four and FIVE hundred as
The leGce my have pofsfion IN Nayem5aa
and can be flrnilhed on the prsmifss WITH
quantity of indian corn he nay deem nscds
at the mafk4t price.
BENJAMIN DULANE
July 10 n7,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
N Z " Z . K I,
Wurjaay, No0. 7, 1905.

o, the ,S,h OF iait monIn the Geoeral
Az. noiy OF this STATE commenced their Fall
SeMhn al South. King tJwn ard ended il oa the
2i inh.
We underaand that they paiIed few or no
Genetal law, I; but were aimot wholly occupied
IN trying prVa;: petitions. And we ate hap
py in Eating thAs llch VA there pEoereh upon
The docket OF petitions tor the beneft OF the
in!olsenE Att pAHad in June, 1856. thar at their
next Seili>n il is probable the docket will be
en,iIely cleared of thoic kind OF petitions. la
that cafe IL ia prob thar agreat nuUber of pc
tisioneu who nov crowd the docket viii bc
ualcr The ey4ri neccfIity Of iubmi,ing like the
rs Of 'hcir fell ow -ci,izens to the lazvs e tier
country.
The AGcnbly likewile pafIcd an Aa sp.
pointing Thanksgiving on the 2Sth of this
month, the proclamation for which is pubhihed
in this da'', paper. They will meet again ON
the lat Mondiy OF february at EaR-Grcen-
wich according 10 their adjournment.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

S1ate Of RbOae JRand y P,eV.4ener Piaaianors.
In General AGenoIy, OttoOes Sehion, "A. y.
1905.
.Aa IA fs,sbcr TO l3jpe~d RE operation 9tiJr al.
tnnILcd. " IN .a9 far i5e limitation u ee,-
ram psyjorai a7.sas."
- & II enaa d By lie Gcnr,ai 4W;mGJ, and BY
- ibe aa!bsry ib',sJ il is enat7sd. That
the operation OF the 'faid Statute bc and the
famc is heIeby f. fas funhes iui ipeoded until the
twenty hith day OF A9rli next ihst the fame
ihaii then operate and take effect. in the fame
way aud manner a. II Ihe fame had paHcd and
been enacted on the twenty fifth day OF Apnl.
in the year of our Lord one 'houland eigh, hun-
died.
RsjofvcS. That this att be forth With pub
liihcd by the Secretary, in all the aew'-papeu
printed in this STATE.
A true Copy,
Wi,neis. SAMUEE EDDY. Sec'y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

DIED,
In this town. 90 'ne 81 inf. Bcr;amiu See
H"' aged ioity-iouf yeas. Dunns !eseie and
trcioa' hiHsis. he ,nAtAieRsd, umaes The mott
exe'at'atine 'Shenngs OF bodily pain, that pa
nence "hich Ia eharacIenAic y! cntiie Iehgna-
h>n to Ihe vii OF AIS GieatoI; IN whom,
wan humo.e iubhiliun, he placed has lroh,
and nope, OF being aecsp,ed, thro' The merits ot
his keocener, Ia the maAauu. ot ,hc bl,ll.A.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

informant left home he undeinood
that Col. Baker was employed taking
depolitions refpetting this event, for
the information of the executive"
The fame paper lays-" an agent
of Mr.. Edward RandoIph's who kept
fore, at the mouth of Bayau Sarah,
has been alto driven from thence at an
hours notice"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
PROCLAIM ALTON.

State Of Rhoie. lnlnd & Providence Pianta-
ti1ns.
IL Ge1eral 4Gm5J NavsmJs, ,bt feosd. I'D.
1906.
XEIHEREAS it i, the duty of the depen.
w deaf creatures OF COP. not only at all
time. to receive his bounty with heart, OF thank
fu!ner. but alto az appointed limes, and in
public snd focal nAnner, TO expIei, their icnie
Of MS goodncis,
ReEiuti, That it be recommended to the
good people OF thi, Stsle, to obierve rhundsy,
III: t~eaty -ci9alh day ~ November inaaut. as
a day of pubhc Thanksgiving and Praiie That
they unite IN cndctIng thanks TO the Giysr Of
every good and perfect gitt. ,kat while the na-
ton, # the earth have oeee convulied by wars
and violence, have bccn pundered and op lrensd
by the capidHy and ambiiion Ut wicked men,
and have bsen in many infsnccs deprived Of
liberty, by th5ic In wh1m they tfuted to pre-
iery: u, the people Of this land have dwet in
peace nave en ,yed th. fruits of their labor,
and the protection of Law, ADD have hitherto
been vile tn diicern ,hcir friends from pretend
ers ID fricndihip, and real liberty from that vi.
iionary ha,c which would have alsrped the
name That though il ha, feemed good in the
eyes OF divine juace and power, to Witt fome
OF our cities with pc.t,lence, YET divine mercy
has fayed the hand OF the deAroyer, and has not
fuff:Iei the pcopic to be dehroyed utterly
That thoogh inc has ~i,hholdcn his rain in the
uiail abundance, ycS the Fl .tree hs, bioGomed,
and fruit has Deen.in tae vine the labJr of
thc olive has not failed, and the fields have
yield,i meat the A cks are not cut off from
the fold, aud there are nerds in the falls. That
the means OF education are extended and mul-
tip;ied, but more eipccsily that thc book OF
divine truth is open before us, and that we read
and hear the glad tidings OF aivation.
And ALTO 40 unite in inplorins a continu-
ancc OF his divine mercy and forafnuch as his
had has fni,ten o,, by taking away our Chief
Migiitratc by death, that he would inipre tn.
hearts Of the people with fervent deGrc 10
conhder. in the choice OF fucceGor. the thing,
that make for their welfare: That he would
put far away al! party, felf interef and ambi-
tion, and direct their eyes TO one who lblll fear
his holy name, and 60 in and out before the
people in an acceptable manner.
And further TO confeis their manifold Gns
and tranisreRion,, and pray for the aGitance Of
the holy Spirit.
R,jsived further. That il be alfo recon-
from all unneceGary budneh and unbecoming
recreation aud thar the Secretary caule thele
reloIutions to be printed and made public, in
the manner in which the proclama,ions of the
Governor are accuAomeS to be printed and pub
lfhed.
A true Copy:
Witneis
SAMUEL EDDY, Sec'Y.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

more and Charleaon, bound to Am
lterdam, have been taken Oft the
Texel by the EngIilh, and lent for
England, the Engliih admiral who
cruifes before the Texel has declared,
thar he has orders to iend to England
all ihips bound to the Texel with Welt
India produce.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
Variety Store.
THE fubfcriber hs, fcr falc at his old aand,
l. in Broad Street. all kinds of WcR. India
G. O q u S,

And a thoufand other articles in the Grocery
line, as cheap as at any Store in Newport. He
invites all his old cufomers and the public in
general, to call and fec. The lcaft favor CRATE
fully acknowledged. Jua received 1900 VT. of
clean Flax--trefh offence of Spruce.-AJS, Bar
ley and Flax Secd-wire Riddles, OF the mott
approved kind. Likcwife. jua received. a
new fupply of Patent CHIP tor Bonnets, very
white and gloGy.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS.
AngF z9.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
To be Let,

THE lower rooms Of we'll 6nifhed, spd
L convenient Dselling. Houie. in plea
fsnt and healthy part Of the town. For iur-
thcr particular, eoquiie ofthe PIinter.
Newport, Oetobs II, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
CUSTOM HOUSE.
DVria ef NeaVfsrf, hovrm5ry 6.

ENrEREp, From
SiooP Betty, Child, New. York,
Do. Fame, JuGia, do.
Do. Fame, Wa!din, do.
CLIARED, Far
Bng Rniiell, Newton, w. Indies.
sioop Hun'er, oha'tlef, Albaoy,
Do. Joau. Weacou. Norfolk,
ochi. Lucretia, Spencer, Chsfeiton.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
EUening School.

THE iubfcriber pulpoles to COM
mence AN Evening School on Morday. ,It inf.
Nr7ePan, Oa. 10. I.SPRAGUE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
FOR SALE BT
SAMUEL VERNON, Jun.
Sherry Vine,

A few boxes white and brown SUGhR,
Cognac Brandy HOLLAND Geoeva, Yer
digreafe, and Loaf SUGAR, at hi, Store on
the Long Wharf. NsSH5sri, SpL IS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

Cheaper than 7Oas eUer 6H in Ne1ob0rt.
w. X. WILDER,
DLEDGES himleif TO fell every article in the
l. Book & Stationary line, either at whole
faIe or retail, cheaper than be bought in New
port. 1t being his inteation to relinquifh the
bUfnefs OF his Book Store next ip,ing-his
prefent Allotment will be found extenGve and
well chofen.
Ne1op,n, Nov. 7.
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For Sale.

Va OoiN,
A LARGE two aory Dwelling. Houfe
"A plesiAndy GtoaIed on ta,ewet Street
hAv'ag tour iooms on floor, and good Cellar
under it-wish large Garden, and a well of
excellent water. occupied by Jeremiah Anitin.
AIto, Lot OF Land 10 the Nor,hward adioin.
ing, 50 ieet front, and 81 back. The Lots will
he fold together. or ieparaie. as may bea iu,s
pnIehaiers. For terms &c. apply to
BENZ JhMiN HADWEN,
Ne1Vborf, 8 mo. IL, 1906,
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BERLIN, Avg. z.


Mf, Wuehefcc mas arrived here from the
court OF the eieS,3r Of Wir.cmbuTg. l, ia re-
ported that ,he bjett OF ns miIlion ~ to apply
TO the KING OF Praliid, to unre sh: Fates OF
Wiuen5arg 80 n: armed neutrality os tie
bosth, ,n the event Of the Tenewal OF hoitiiites
on the continent.
Boaapar,e is laid to have declared, that he
will not content to any peace. until Malta Is
IeAocd 10 the knights of Sc. ohn, OF Jesu-
faIem, and boiy of French troop, thall march
intp he Nes ,ohlaa territories, a. loon a. say
patt Of the Ruiiau troops quits the rcpobiic OF
the Seven iiliads. An arrangement bet~'xt
Auftria and France, at the expen(c OF S~i'zer-
land is TAXED Of. The French charge d'attlires
at HeGe CaiIcl .ntinatcd, that il Mr.. Taylor,
the Engiilh charge d'sffaite', was not diin'Hed
from that court in ten days he thould take bis
desa.tute.-Thc ten days e!apfed, and Mr..
TAYLOR continues at HeIe Cadcl.
The Dlnih riniiter, BernRorf. has had
frequent conferences with ". Hardenoerg-
The Object of theie meetings is unknown, AZ the
projected marriage between The prince OF Piuilia
ani a princes o, Denmark is not to take place.
AT the laft order for recruiting the Autrian
army, even the iubj:tts OF foreign powers were
not fpaied. Several remonRrances have been
made on the fubjeef, but without producing the
deGied effect. -
RIGA, Aug. 3.
Several regiments of our army are
on their march and fhips of war are
fitting out at Cronfandt. There is
talk of fome armies, the commanders
of which are not however as yet ap-
pointed. The Ruilian fleet of Cron-
itandt and Revel, conflting of 8 ihips
of the line, and fome frigates, is now
cruifing il the Baltic.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 6.
tt. GO rrerican fhips from Balti-
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venient we'll fOifhed Dwelling. Houfs. Cheeie-
Houie, Cribb, Barn. Chaife. Houie, and orher
nece6ary buildings thesecn; an excellent Or
chard of engra,rd ard winding fruit, which
makes from so to go barrels Of Cy der yearly
very veii ihe,teied with large trees and a beau
tiful arden. 1t !, unnccefrry to deicribe ,ha
goodDeis Of the foil. as il 10 we'll known to
be equal if not fuperior TO any on this liland.
with one Of the htt privileges Of manure from
the Beach adjoining "a beautiful pord below
the orchard, where hne perch and otheI ii(h arc
taken in'gIeat abundance. aud IN Tie lesfon of
it. the 6oea ihooiing Of Tea fowl Of sinoft every
deicription The whole lying brauiiiully TO the
fun. The greareft part of iaId Farm beiog now
in meadow land, thar will average two tons of
hay to the ac'e; the remainder luitable for bar
ley &c. The above eaate 10 we'll fenced, in fui,-
able divihoDs, with the beft of ftone wall. An
indIfputable title will be given. and the terms
made eaiy.--Apply to
NICHOLAS p. EASrON.
on the premiie'.
Ne1cbo,f, OHobey q, ISoc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
Delays are Dangerous.

Delays are Dangerous.
\ LII Pcfions who arc indcb'ed to Nnb0h 81
~ CmdaH for bIeaking and carding wool.
are hereby rtq1eaed 80 call, previous TO the
twentieth OF this month. and ie,tle their ac-
counts with the (ubfcriber whereby he may
be enabled TO make final ic,,lemcnt with the
concerned : He poGovely declines future iu-
pesinlendng the balneh.
SAMUEL CLARK.
N. B. The above bulinei. will be conti-
nucd as ufual.
Odo6v 7, 1905.
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deRination is Reyel and Riga, whence
they will proceed with Ruilian troops,
to Swedi!a Pomerania.
Sept. @,
The ceGion OF Swediih Pomerania
to Ruiia, is officially conyradiGted.
This is an important fact as it is now
not unrealonabIc to fuppole that
Pruflil Will remain neutral for we
know not Of any other point upon
which the cabinets of Petersburg and
Berlin are likely TO dilagree.
Government has received intor-
nation, that the camp at Boulogne
was breaking up, and the troops mar
ching towards the Rhine. sir Sidney
Smith has been off the French coalt
reconnoitering.
Bonaparte continued at Boulogne
on the 9th but our Dover correipon-
dent informs US that he has iince left
il, and that the number of troops and
tents is much leis than it was. We
dare fay part of the army has been lent
to the Rhine.
We lately mentioned, that the
harvet has proved 70 abundant in
Spain, thar foreign corn had fallen
400 per cent. Accounts from Cadiz
Of the. 81 of Augut fate, that there
were upwards of 10000 barrels OF
American -four in the harbor, for
which no lale could be obtained, al
though offered at prime cot.
CONSTANrINOPLE, july 2S.
The Porte has received another
courier from Egypt, who brings ad-
vices that Elf Bcy, who was once. in
England, has accepted the invitation
of the chief of the Arnauts, Seid Ally,
and had advanced as far as Cairo,
when thole accounts came away, bur
was obliged, before he entered that
city, to propole treaty of amity to
the Bays Of the oppoGte party, to
keep his rear free. The treaty is pro-
baby concluded. At the fame time
he has deGcribed to the Porte, the
fitua,ion of Egypt, and reprelented the
neceni,y of reitoring the Mamelukes
to their former power in that country,
which would be the only means OF
reitoring order and tranquility.
Two French fpies have been arrelt-
ed at Venice, where they had taken
drawings OF the fortifcationS recently
complsted at that place.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
MARRIED,

MARRIED.
In this town, Msj.r Isaie5 zsU,r to Mil.
Msy DmI4,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
Boots, Shoes, GYc.

THE fublcriber offers for faIe, very low for
L Csih, quantity Of excellent Suwarrow
Boots. Bootees. and mems Shoes. fuitabe for
the Southern market. or Wea. Indies.
SAMUEL WATSON,
No. 9. Market Square.
Newport, Od. 3.
N. B. Said Walton offcn for fae, the COM
modious thrce-ftory Dwelling. Houfc. in which
he now reGdes, which is an excellent Rand for
buGnei, OF any kind. The term, will be made
eafy to The purchsier. Apply asabove.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

EXcellcns Dlich olask
Closn,
BsR iupe,hnr Englih
blue and black, aad
mixed dino,
Second ana low-p'iced
ditto,
Supefhne black, aud
other Cali neres.
Fine fhir'iog Col'ons,
Iriih Linens & Diapers
Velveu & coilon Cshi-
meieS,
Mems fine cotton Hoic,
Mcus black anu white
EngIiih nix diuo,
Mems white and black
fix Gloves
Biack'Crapes. Parafob
Threads, Tapes.
Pins, &c.
DuIant, and RuHells.
Fine & common Flan-
mel.
2 doz. excellent Lutte
firing Umbrellas.
kf1u boyf 1aur "A 4
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

The Minifiippi Herald, printed at
Natchez, of the 9th ult. fays-" we
are informed by gentleman from the
neighborhood of Pinckneyville, that
a party of armed Spaniards (number
not known entered that place late on
Monday evening laf, and forcibly
feized and carried off Mr.. Reuben
and Mr.. Samuel Kemper. When our
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,

WILLIAM DOUGLASS,
III bs Sign sftbe JsaU- Bs~e', Hrad Of Broad
Street,
Was jUf received. quantity Of new Chip
j i for Bonneu, very wide thick gloGy and
white. O0obey IS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
NEW GOODS.
Solomon TOwniend & Co.
IN tSciy old Sta~d in 96auc, Street,
Il AVE jut received, in addition ,o their
I = io'mer aiotment. iuppIy OF new
c. Q q - <

Purchaied in New. York with caih, which they
are de;e'mioed 20 'eil a. low 10y whoielale or
retail as can aay Shere be purchaicd in New
port asnonu uph,rh are
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07

India Gotten, different
qualities,
Bed Tick and brown
Linens.
6. I and 9.S cam5rick
Mullins,
Fine, null, and Indi,
Book do.
Ladies long and habit
fix Gloves.
Extra long & habit do.
Sattins and Modes.
French & India Late-
Rring',
Fine white and black
Lice,,
Cotton and linen Ta-
ble-Cloths, from 6-4
TO ii.4,
S.4. o.. "a and 81
fix netted Shawls,
Ch'mbray Mullins,
Very cheap India and
Engiiih Calicoes,
&c. &c. &c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
For Sale,

THAT well known. beau
L titul FARM. belonging
to the iabfcriber, lying about
one mile from the Town of
Newport. containing one hon.
drcd acres, with a large, con.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-07
RIGA, Aug. 3.

. AMSTERDAM, Aug. s.
II. o., erican fhips from Balti.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
From ne Tttmont Journal.
M. ELLIOT to his CONSTITUENTS.
LETTER VIII. ' ~

THE constitution Of the u. States is
the most illustri ous monument of human
wisdom that has existed in any age or
nation. 1t combines energy with liber-
ty the great desideratum of the most
celebrated statesmen Of ancient and mo-
dern times. The provision Of the con.
stitution which renders attainable such
amendments As time and experience may
require, is one Gifts most estimable cha
racterisieks. But an instrument SO sal
cred should be touched with gentle
hand. It istime for every theorist,s and
few have been more ardeRt theorists
than myself, to sacrifice the visions of
his Imagination upon the altar Of nation
al union. =-- - : 80 60 = < = :
Many ofthe greatest and best men in
Virginia were opposed to the adoption
of the constitution. Could this sircum-
stance be considered as a rsproach, it
would not be applicable 70 Virginia 4
lone J. it was the case in large majority
Of the states. Opposition, generally
speaking, proceeded from the best of mo-
tives, from an attachment to liberty, and
from fear that, were the constitution
adopted, :. liberty would beebut name
to adorn the short historic page of the
haleyon DAY $ of America. - But there
were peculiar features in the constitute
on which rendered il peculiarly obnoxi.
Gus to Virginia. The states were to be
equally represented in the Senate, an
important branch Of the government, a
two edged sword, placed in the avenue
to the sovereignties of the individual
states, and checking equally the Presi-
dent and the representatives of the'peo-
pie, should they attempt to exceed their
constitutional limits. Many ofthe great
est men of Virginia thought it radically
wrong that the small state of Rhode Isl.
and should have an equalyoice in the Sc
nate with the largest state and as that
idea still prevails in Virginia, and that
state possesses a great and increasing in-
faenee over the small states, il is rea-
sonable TO conclude that those who think
the constitution wrong viii endeavour to
make il right as soon as they obtain the
power.--Noth else can be expected
az long as man is man. Although
jealousy has been considered by many Is
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

D AN away from near the Whit Post
N in Frederick County, on Sunday
the 2sth Of April last, a Negro Nan,
named JOIN, about 1s years Of age,
he is about S feet 8 inches high, stout
made, and has remarkable scar Sn one
ofhis cheeks occasioned BY burn, had
on a dark coloured cloth roundabout,
lead coloured Cashmere Pantaloon4, and
m old wool hat. Twenty Dolla1 Re-
ward will be paid for apprehendiAg and
returning said negro to the subscriber,
or securing him in jail so that hd gets
him again.
May 81, 1905. ~~z.~- ii r., =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

DYyirtue ola Deed Of Trust execu.
- ted by William M'causland to me,
for the purpose of satisfying a sum of
money due from said M'Causland to
William Burns, sen. will be sold at pub
lie yendue, on the premises, on the
End day of Berkeley June Court, at 2
o'clock, P. M. the HOUSE and LOT
now in the occupancy Of the Said M
Causland, situate in Martin Street, in
the town Of Martinsburg, and known
in the general plan Of said town by Lot
No. ls2. The House is built of Brick,
one and an half stories high, tolerably
well finished the Lot is we'll enclosed.
and is an excellent one for i Garden.
Wm. BURNS, jur. Trustee.
June Z, 1905. -. s.. !, 1. !