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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
GENERAL ORDERS.
P;-hmond. A,lpifsf rs

~ NisinRfgnQs y5ugUst y, t4ssf.
= Since the general orders Of the 7th
July, the President Of the United States
has urged on.tde Governor oil this state,
die importance ofepcuuraGiug, by all the
smeaas he may possess such Volunteer
associations as sss spnte plated and au.
thorised BY the act Of Congress. passed
the 34th day Of February lsst, aud when
sosganized, 70 be received as part OF the
quota d Militia recently required be
held ii readiness al the shortest notice.
Fhe C;oserIior deems 1t lnneeessary
! % make any observations on The impor.
-sance Of placing onrselyes.i in q state of
-ths ihoss prrfert pfrpasstioa forsdsery
issue. All parts Of the state have ina.
nifestsd 80 deep sense Of the injuries
md insults olfered.fo aus, 20. 6rm u de.
setminaiion 20 have our wrongs redress
edor avenged, and so ardenta desire to
eecopd, BY every effort, swhateyer fnea-
spres may Be adopted BY our govern.
ment. that il only remains for the consti.
tsited authorities to prescribe rhe course
- which the exertions Of our fellow 9Th
2eas can be most useful 10 our common
county. Standing armies are incompa-
table with the genius Of our goyernment
md the spirit Of our people. But 1 DO.
dy OF men formed on the principles and
csthe tetsns otshe ACT Of Congress above
referred b, viii afford rs, at the CON.
! ;meneement Of { war, should the injustice
or iniaipation Of the British goyernmeps
iead . that issue, I'll she Advantage !,
tMishnnt any of The syits Of . standing
srmy j; and the period d. their service,
being for Twelve months, will give ample
time @ raise and organize 4 regular farce
for taking The field il place Of such ol
them - may not Be inclined 10 become
afart Of she regular army. The Voluns
rteer Corps viii consist Of such compa-
ntes. hattAllions. regiments. brigades Of
disisenss already organized and form.
Ing. : part ofthe militia, 90 shall volun.
statily tender their services /; OF of s0kli
associations Of iAdiyiduals. from any sor
every parto the state rs may Be forned
Tor che sole purpose Of tendering their
services 20 the President. Corps Of the
shove description will continue 10 be
eommanded n the officers holding coma
$ nissions in then 81 the,time Of tender.
I ing their services. But. it is deemed e..
sential 70 the formation Of voIunseer e.
soeiations IF the second class, that theft
first officers should be Of their own
choice. Let NOT the present oiieerso i
the militia suppose for moment. tina,
by this principle it l. insended to detrac,
from their merit, or deprive them of the
opportuaity Of serving their country ia
thsir present or even higher stations.
They have . double advantage lthey
may either, by their influence, prevail
On heir present corps = tender their ser.
Vices, In which case they viii still con.
tinue ii their head, OF falling in that
they havsthe best oppersnnitiss Of form.
ine associations consisting of all. such
persons asmay be attrsctcd BY their greal
fespeetability and superior kno~iedss 81
; military aifairs- Of associations, which
they may tho. form, thar win eertainly
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
!, REcLafGNTAL ORDERS.

TaHE oa6eers Of the 67th Reginent,
l. are Ordered 70 atlend the Brigsde
1Inspeetora 1t Martinsburg, on the l4th,
18Th and 10th dave Of October next,
and the is,h i ordered for The Regi-
mental Muster n the came place.
-sz- < - - ELISHA BOYD,
! II. Col. Con. 67th Regt. v. M.
L SeptemberA 1907
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04

The subscriter spisAes h. eabiss in.
mediaieiy, q jonraeysnan ueapes, svho
can cemelveH secomqsended. "a, sa6rrieiy
indsstrg and g knostis9ge 81 his 5ssiaess,
10 such amaze liberal paees ,vin Sc p;;vea.
! L. (, ,.S JOHNSTON GRIER.
Garrands- Io.pn, AHgssf2s, isoz. r
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HlR1INsRURe sep.ember4.

0zpine 10 ne indispasifian 81 the Edi-
tor, and one effhe hands employed u this
etFce. ne seere unable tissue tit Lussii.
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04

THE Ofkcers Oh The isth Brigade
are called upon 10 attend their animal
duty, 10 receiving the instructions Of the
Brigade Inspector, on he days and At
the places herein named. However Inn
portant the knowledg. Of Military tactics
are at al times 10 az Officer, yes more
than ordinary Gala now demsnd the En-.
,ertion Of every man % seek Perfection
in The aIt. s.. - S ss..
The General hopes . willingness on
the part Of the Ofkcers. win be testified
BY their punetual attendance at the die
rent places &c rendezvous, and that their
equipments win exhibit Promptnsss 70
attend . Military cab = ~. - n
The Ofieers Of the SSth Regiment
will amend the brigade Inspector in
Charles. Town. in the Coanty, Of Jeffsr.
son, on the 7th, sh and oh days or
October next. The Regimsntal Mus.
ter is ordered on the lo.hof October, Of
| the same place. So. &c. = = - LA
The Officers Of the 9Th Regiment
win attend the Inspector II Martinsburg,
in the County Of Berkeley, on the l4th,
| 18th and ifth days Of October. and. the
isthis ordered Tor the Resinental Mus
ter At the same place. =. &. :..:5s
The Of6cers of the 3lst and s5fst Re.
gimeuts, will attend d Stephensburg, in
| the County ofFrederick, on the 18th,
10Th and 2istof Octobsr. The Regi-
mental Muster Of the Sist win boon The
/ Sand of the same month snd At the same
/ place, and that pfthe SIst on die 23rd Of
October, AZ Winchester.
The General reminds The Command
lsns Of Regiments, that the OHicsrs oi
the Cavalry and Artillery, wisain their
! Regimentai Districts, are to attend The
Inspector. z,..s sz !. I. "A 1T IL.
JOHN SMITH,
H. Brigadier General, q
r. -. > = : zi's h 18th Brigade. ". M.
Frederick County, August a6, 1907.
4. Is ssvsss ~ sssaeSesS 4asaon
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Sosoon % he several quotas ere compile.
ted. master-rolls yin Be returned 70
M.jor Davidson. the Brigadier ln.pee.
tOr. distinguishing volunleers from draf.
Ted men, u Unexpectedly, any Of the
lsttef should be necessary. Al ofers
beyond The desired Number win Be repoF-
ned Is every effort win be made 70 graz
tify the wishes Of the excess 81 yolunteers.
The detail which eomposrs part Of
these orders declnres the quota demand
cd Df each Regiment. The comman.
daA.s viii comply with The requisitions
- speedily a. the natOFesof the call win
adni. Of, and the men be ready II mo.
ment's warning. The General omits to
order one Lieuienant Colonel and one
Major from the Brigade, n essential 10
the detachment no. By 20 doing he would
deprive the officers Of those grades from
yoluAseering their services-Should The
offers exceed the call. affair mode shall
Be adopted 70 select those ofieers and 4
special oldsr announce the appointment
And tie General expects 70 hear from
the Field Ol6cerso1 the return Of their
JOHN SMITH.
/. =. - Br;Rad;er.Censs
Z - : La, i6th Brigade. n -
Frederick county, August ie,. 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13
FORGERY DETECTED.
(Ftom tbe Boston RnNnlinm !

Some Of our readers may remember, that A.
bout the beginning of the present year we sx.
"ac'ed from Philadelphia paper curious &C.
count ct certain Writings found in globe of mar.
bic dug ~ at Aleppo, from which it was infer.
red thai the Apocalypse or Revelations was
written by Cerinthus andno by St Iohn. This
account was given in Philadelphia paper as a
translation OF an article from the Narcotics Ca
zette OF the 20 h October, 1906. A writer. uu.
der the signature Of Cephas cjmmentcd on thu.
narrative in the Palladium and expressed his
fears, that this story was transcribed from a
french paper into Some e oNrs to li,oredit the
validity Of the New Testament. Some gentle.
men, who knew the ciicnmspcction Of editora
oil periodical papers, at this time in Roman Ca.
ihohc countries, doubted if such q publication
ever appeared IN French newspaper: Among
'htse was DR. Waterhouse, who, being OF the
Marseilies Academy Of Sciences, &c. wrote 10
one of his correspondents in rhatci'y and erclo.
sed the publications. on that subject from our pa
Teri and on Friday he received va Phila4ciptia,
he following letter in ans er 10 his queries Il
MARseILLEs, March %.
SIR,
Immediately on The reotip, If yoar LEVER Of
the l"ih Of January, went 90 the p.inter and
e'iior OF The MarseiAts Ga5etfc, % ,tquife 4.
grseaby to your wish. rsspec inc the ExVoet
NJ n letter i,om q gentleman IN Actbo lis /tisad
IN fbis city said 10 be printed in the Wo-seil,cs
Gazette. Of Octcber 20. 1906. On exar,irirg
'Ge number Of that date there was not to be found
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13
FROM THE BosroN DEMOCRAT.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

we are happy in having 1t in our power 20
inform our patrons. and the pubic, genera ",
that Mr.. SRLL1oK OSBORNE is about 10 associ-
ate himself with this Establishment and that
the Editorial department. will be exclusively UNI
der his direction. The Democ,m, and Courier,
whI appear enlarged and imb'Oved, on or abcur
the FIRST day of JUIy--1n the mean time we con.
hdenlly indulge the hope that an inc,ease of o..
ironage will be offered which shall place beca-
may embauassmen,s out of the que ton.
Republican Editors will coufer an essential
favor, by giving this notice one or two insertions
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13

We willtel Coleman " HAT the fede,asl have
had TO do with WhiIby's acquittal---they have
been 50 necessarily proc!aiming The veal ness Of
our government, the disscntions of our citizens.
and endeavoring TO excite in the minds e 10.
reigners such contempt and disregard for our
institutions and public acts, that some effect has
been at last produeed--the British accustomed
10 hear themselves extolled and this country Vi.
dicued and aspersed, calculate fully upon Iedt,o.
defence Tor any ouinsss whatever they have
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13

no apprehensi sion of host,ies. for the eederaIis,s
represent our nation as cowar]y nor do they
value newspaper defamation. since there are e.,
10 one OF the prints published in eur cities, we'll
disposed and supported to defend and PALATE
British institutions and British insolence. There
is not well informed politician in England. mar
is not aware OF the hypocrisy of the fedora, la
mentation for Pierce--it was well known ,b,r
Whitby's acquittai would give no manner of die.
gust or moruncation TO men who pride them
selves upon a servile devotion to the British in
terests--and the expectation has been re,,i-
zed, for one of the greatest s,icklers for ana
ooas'ers OF genuine federalism, very gravey pas.
S.S ose' .ne acqVitai OF Whiby. by shru, OF
the shoulder, and asking, "well. wba, L,<.
TO do with 1t !" IF French frisa,e had 6rels g.,
shot into an American coas,ng sloop, tina, was
within our Jurisdiction, and Killed an Ane,ic.n
seaman, what different course would nave hen
pursued--every imprecaton would have hoon
launched against the "Frenoh tyrant " q" The n.
su'Per " the Corsican rnurderer"-there would
nave Deeh no Recommendation TO await the ;us-
nee OF ihc French goveInment-and if af,et our
government demanded Justice the Frencb,,,n
was acquitted, would Coleman lock on wiz, as
much composure he does now Womb he
nave oeiayed TO hear g rounds Of scquita Would
he nor hive held forth the oa:hs Of Two a ae,i.
cans as The very best evidence of the oritinal
outrage as we'll as of the inquity of the s.bse-
quen' sentence Such, or much more yioent,
woud nave been the conduct of the federal par.
,ty' 1t Pierce had been killed by any other'one
out an English captain-but there is a magi- IN
TINS ute, that makes the tongue of federaist
"a strngess instrument" and eGectually ,ui.
cts all complaints Whatever -dwOra
by the statements of the Secretary of the Ttea-
sury' 1t appears that sugar, tea, coffee and no.
lasses to the following amounts were in the wear
1912 imported into the United States, and &C.
tualiy paid duties, viz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13

in,s statement enables us to estimate with
:Ii nN'e oUr'eG ness the consumption of these
articles IN the Uni,ed States whose use ;s ca in
timately connected with Comfortable i,,,;,,r 7,
Goes not follow that the quantity Ir,ported Il, a
ny SiVeh year must have been consumed in Thar
year but as the articles enume .ated are in con.
slant demand, and three ont Of four subiz-5 70
injury oy being kept. we may safely commute IN.
annual consumption as equal TO the imr,orta,ion.
II WIN "'en follow. estimating our number, ar
SIX millions. that each soul in The United St.te.
consumes per annuTn about
Eleven pounds of sugar.
Near one pound of coffee
hoout TWO thirds OF pound of tea
And one gallon and half of n,olssse..
HXciuoi"e OF the sugar and moa .ses mad. of do.
mestic materials
ly will Consume 'N'''
Ninety pound Of sugar,
SIN pounds of coffee,
Five pouTds of rea and
we've gallons of molasse.
- mere any other PEOPLE the face of the
earth who live so well
vi these articles two are already produced II,
S'ess quah'i'ies among ourselves Indep.ndenl-
ly OF the produces IF ihe rnsbIe tree L., r.
itself properly cultivated, is perbaps c,nahIa %
supplying our full demand, the sugar snds ~
Orleans on moderate Computation will y,b..
under cu.'iVa ion produce at least sixty ,hoossnd
hogshs ads and such are the profits of dis soe-
cles 81 cutivaton that there is no doubt but thar
III few years It will be grea ly extended. No
lands IN America yield SO large a prof.. gra1r
esPI.lhse wi'hont any ex raordina'y oube ,esps
an annual profit of IS per GEM, on his cani,sI'
SiSy Thousand hogshead are equal TO sixty mA-
Mons or pounds, which, valued at ten cents \
pound amount to six millions To this we are
20 add the value Of the molasses The territory
or Orleans then under good management. Is
neary capable of supplying ouy full d nand far
'his important necessary of good living, and ~
thiS supply insures an independence of fo,ei n
powers 10 the amount of seven miIlions u,h =
make about one sixth Of our whole annual I'M
ports Lei those who still clamor a. the ac11is
sinon OF Louisiana shew us the evil that CO IN
teFvaiis this beneGt l-Ma. Incl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13

Yielding duties amounting to 3.lIs, 3o4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30

Identifying their with ours, in proportion to their advance
e's the whole OF these people, every quarter con-
c TO ncuca'e peace and friendship with all their neighbours
mote their wellbeiug. -
he appropriations of session. fer the defence of cur sea
port towns and arbos expectation contn
Of peace would permit proceed in that work according
to convenience has been thought apply tie sums
then given towards the defence York. Charleston and New
Orleans Chiefly and likely protection:
and to leave places less Immediately danger the provisions
the present session.
The gun-boa already provided have on like principle been
Whether movable force the water aid of the
defensive works the land should be augmented this or any
OF manning these vessels sudden attacks harours it
matter Tor consideration whether the ohc
not Justly be formed into special militia be called
dny defence OF the harbours where they
binary militia OF the place furnishing that portion may consist
flandsmen.
The peace threatened deemed it INDISPENSABLE
which magazines sufficiently furnished To await
ed previous and special sanction by law would have
Use engagements for such supplements existing
render adequate to the threatening and
country, materially advanced by this precaution approve
when donc what they would have important DONE
then assembled Expenses also unproyded for
of calling all gun
fence of our hbors of all which, will you
Whether regular to be raised and what extent
depend on the information shortly expected. In the
have called the States for quotas Of Militia be readiness
defence and have encouraged the acceptance
Volunteers and happy inform you that these have offered
ordered be organized and ready warming pro-
coed any service which they be called and every pepaa
within the Executive powers has been made the be-
informed Congress- their session. enterprises against
the public peace which believed be in preparation by Aaron
Burr his associates them and to
bring the offenders Justice Their enterprises happily
eated by the patriotic of the militia whenever called
action by the fidelity ot army and energy of the Commander
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30

Chief in promptly arranging the difficulties presenting themselves
on the oabine repairing those
dSpan before their exposion plots engenering
tank 1t my duty to lay before the proceedings
pDhc on the arrignment Of the principal offenders be-
the the defect in the testimony in the acmnista
on OF the law" and wherever it shall be found the
can apply or originate the remedy The trainers
on certainly supposed guarded
against destruction by against
under pretence of and if these attained it is of i'm
pornce to enquire by what eHectu they
ed - -
The of the receipts year ending on
the thieth day OF September last being made up
statement will be hereafter transmitted from the Treasury
mean time 1t IS asceraned that the
sixteen millions OF dollars which
IN the treasury at the beginning of the have enabled
meeting the current demands and interest incurred
iou millions OF the principal Of funded debt These
with those OF the preceding five and half years.
OF the funded debt twenty five millions and half Of dollars
the whole which could be paid purchased within
W OF our contracts & have lett the eight millions
and an halt OF dollars portion of this
OF accumulation of the supuses ofreycnu, which,
alter paying the iusaments of debt they shall become payable
VIII remain without specific object
pied towards completing the defence of the
country on such scale shall be adapted principles
cunsances his object is doubtless the FIRST entitled
enon IN such state OF finances and which, whether
we nave peace will provide security where
neither what shall remain of this with the
be ueuly applied already authorised usefuiy
others requiring authorities, how otherwise
disposed or are questions calling for the notice of Congress
indeed they shall be superseded by change public relations
now awaiting the determination of others Whatever be that
naton 1t is consolation that will become
ment when the supreme council of the
post and ready to give the aids of wisdom and authority what
ever course the good OF country shall then call pursue
Matters importance will be subjects
unatons and nothing shall be wanting part which
give information dispatch the proceedings the Legislature
the exercise OF their high duties and interesting
the public welfare.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-07
NEW YORK, February 3.

Last night the editors OF the N. York
C..ze,te received the following interesting
news from New OfIssns, by he brig Nep-
nae
That on tie 9th ul,imo, general VIII.
kinsan received letter from col. Burr,
who was at Matches, requesting to know
il the gen. would saTer him to PASS New.
Orleans. The general stuck his deserml.
nation TO oppose Burr's passage on tsae cot
fee house books, aad at the same tine re.
quested the merchants to order the yesseis
down to Pluekamin, to preven.. Burr from
using them to aid ia his plans. The gene.
rai's note Oh the coffee house books threw
the city into confusion.
J The force which Burr had with hinl vas
not accurately known, bur it was saldhl
advanced guard under Adair consisted Of
200 cavalry, and Barr was at the head OF
sir hundred troops, all arrived at the Nat
chez.
All the gan boats, two ke.ches, and the
SCHOONER Revenge, had sailed up the re
YER under the command OF comm odore
Shaw.
The militia and volunteers were all put
Under arms the 9th uit. and were on daty
when the Nep,uns sailed.
Lieut.. Small, Of y. S. army, and a Mr..
Henderson, had been arrested as Partlci.
pa,or's 10 Busr's conspiracy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-07
ARTICLE r.

> .s#. 4tf =
I. Slavery cannot exist Oh the territory
OF the republic. Il is therefore forever d
polished.
2. The republic Of Hay.i will never form
any enterprise with a giewto foreign con
quest. nor 70 inserrupt the peace nor inse.
-rior police of the neigsboring islands.
8. The rights Of man Ia state Of soci.
ely are liberty, equality and protection Of
property.
4. Liberty consisss in being permitsed to
do thar which does not invade the rights
of our neighbor.
S. Equality consists in this, that the law
extends the same pretee,ior TO all, and
the same nuaishmeas. Equality admiss nc
tistinstion Of birth or hereditary prlsileg.
es.
6. Security results fro IA the concurrence
of al! to protect the righ:s OF each indivi-
dual.
Z. Property is the RICH, of a citizen to
enjoy and dispose of his effects, and Of his
revenues, aud the fruits of his labor and
industry.
8. Private property is sacred and iny;o.
liable. Every citizen, eitherby himself or
by his representative, has the free dlsposi-.
tioa OF whatever belongs TO him. Every
individual who inyades the right of AGO.
ther, rendera himself criminal.
9. The lay is ,he geaersl viii, expressed
by the maiori,y of the citizens Immediate
", or,shtough their representatives
10. No citizen Can be punished for any
thing not forbidiea By the law, nor con,
ssraiaed TO do that which the law does not
obllgs him
IL. No civil or crimiuailaw can have a
retrospective operation.
ia. The sovereignty resides essentially
in .he citizens at large. NJ, Individual.
nor partial union of cirizeus, can arrogaic
sossreigaty TO themselves.
IS. No one can without legal deaega.