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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-09
ST.. LOUIS, 'July ! 10.

Tomorrow the trial the Indians for
murdercomes on. We understand they
will have counsel appointed 70 defend
them. Their friends and relatives in
this place, have held several councils
with the Governor and Gen. Clhrk, beg
ing mercy for the culprits. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-09

n q Advsrti.emen,s omitted shalI sp.
pear IN our nsxi. : s59s5s 49, /
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-18

fhe had LOTT for feafon, and return
from her errors TO the wildom which
once guided her Councils.
18th. Rc6Fved, That from this
day we will conGder ourlelves pledg-
ed by jealous and cordial coopera-
ton with our brethren IN every part
of the Commonwealth and by a
more efficient organization o. our
itrength within the county, not only
to maintain and render permanent
the afcendency already acquired By
the friends of the Contribution in the
Legislature Of the Commonwealth
bur 70 inifh the work Of reformation
by hsrmonizing the Executive with
the Legislative department If the
Government.
18th. Re6fUed, That we hncere-
" approve the determination Of the
Legislature to exerciie privilege
clearly veAed in them by the Federal
Contribution, land exerciied by the
Legislatures of a majority of the
States in the Union) in the choice Of
Electors for the two 6rft Offices Of
the National Government "a mode
Of choice which will, in our opinion
conduce to a more fair and unbiased
cxpreiIlon Of the public will than
any other which can be adopted in
thefe times of party influence and
political intrigue.
18th. Retired, That We as cordi-
ally and hncerely dePrecate the bale
and outrageous attempt of a MiHori-
fy in the Legislature at the close Of
their lare f4iliop, BY intrigue and
management to ufurp the power Of
the majority in deciding upon this
important fubject f; and that this at
tempt, as il lurniihes 4 itriking ex-
ample Of the arts which would be
more extenGvely u(ed among the
people in the choice o{ Electors, fur
nifhes alto a itrong and powerful
realon for retaining the choice il the
controul of the Legislature.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-18
ai5cfltanv.
WORCESTER, IuLY s.

WORCESTER, July D.
Al Birrs, the Anniversary Of independence
sss celebrated with unprecedented fpIendor.
! n dawn was announced by the thunder Of
he cannon aud the ringing Of the bell. A
sery numerous and Respectable collection Of
Eederai Republicans om various parts Of the
coaaty of W,eeasy) attended, and Procef-
In corfiging x at Iealt i've hundred, was
brrned al ~ O'Clock, and efco-ted 70 the
Meeting houfe by Capt EArON's company
d artillery, when the throne Of grace was
ss6-eae8 iu wsll adapted prayer by The
Rev M. TaoMrsoN, and an elegant D. III on
l'y Mr.. JosErH 3 CALnweLt,
attorney al Lgw-aeconp2nisd by ieveral
nna-oDriate Dlsces. Cy-a baud Of nluGc after
g,ascu, nunucr Of pstri0tie Rsfolsfieas were
read and uualisi ouny accepted. The compa-
~ then retired 70 4 iarge and commodious
bower erected or he purpofe, where they
partooS Of handtome aud liberal repa(t pro-
vided for the octadon-afer which the uluzl
humber CT TAFT, were drank accompanied
by the diich2rge Of cannon,
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The fpiri. dilplayed in the follow
ing refoluians (u7aaim74Ey adopted
at the celebration in Barre, i: is hop
ed will convince the Government of
the United States thar the People
Iof this Commonwealth, while enjoy
lipg he Blsfings Of Independence,
lare not altogether Indifferent as TO the
means Of preisrving il. To refcue
rs from the evils which now befet
lrs, il is only necefTary for the agri.
cultural portion Of the People to
route from their lumber, and
peak in the fame bold and decided
language, which has been adopted
on this occafon. Let the example
ie initiated, and the effect will foon
b realized in change Of men aud
fesilrrs, which will favc our coun-
trg from impending de9ruction.
RESOLUTIONS.
as il is me Fleht Of the citizens Of
fae Rspub icfon every proper oc-
ca6oas g eNrzefe-zlthou; reftraint,
Ihy rppipioa d The meafures of their
Govern eat, an the political con-
duct and character OF their Rulers !;
asd the Anniverfary Of he DECLA-
RATION ofINDEPEtTDENCE be-
ag the ftaEon mod llirable and ap-
yropIiafe for the public declaration
Of our fenti 3ents, and alto for con
fering and eudsavopring to correct
ne abufe By which our.I,<DEFEN-
DENCE may Be endangered ; aud
as The a!arnine and diireGl1 Fate
Of cur country aPsriou1y demands
from Us a bold, ener5e;ic aud une-
.eCivocal expre(ion Of our feelings
and opinions. and requires Of rs col
kGtNely and individually, as afolagnn
and facred duty every peaceable aud
CoHttitu ional effort 10 remedy the
evils We Aready experience and to
guard againf their further ex'enE ID,
BY removing the cauies from whence
they have arifen therefore.
lit. Refiued, AS ths fenfe Of this
meeting, that the National o ivern-
neut can only be admiai9cfcd III its
purity, andth PROPERTY Of the PEG
pie permanently promoted, by 4 con-
icrmiiy, in every efential particular,
10 the iyaen, adopted and recon
mended by cur beloved HING
Ton, By l frequent recurrence to hi;
pFecepts, and a lolemn reverence FOR
LIS sample.
I'd. RsElvei, That the couTfe pur-
hed BY tie FFeleet naturalization
has been in cur opinion, frrie Of
aaraiog Innovations snd dangerous
experiments in wis. our rulers
have coulantly attempted 70 allure
tie popular taf.e Tor novelty, by a
itudied and iyitematic departure from
ihe princiPles and pra6ice Of their
prcdecelIors.
sd. RslkeA That .amonga tbefe
Innovations, w have viewed with
peculiar concern, thsir decided hof-
tliity to commerce, (under the falre
pretenee CT economy e,inced by
their ftrenuous oppoG;ion 70 all the
nieafures for its defence and pro-
lection, and for the defence and pro
tection Of our fsa COAT and CONNER
oiai cities, 70 earBelIIy purified by
former administrations, and 70 2ea-
2ouIy urged By men Of tired patriot
I'm and long experience.
4th. ReElvea, That We confdar
The intsrg0s of Agriculture and Com
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-18

The lfadisoaiaa democrats arc coming
out, one after The other, against Their pres
ent Yice-P President, C2rat5A-He has been
already called {" child in the cabinet ~.
And one Of the Baltimore elEageca, says,
i" Of the Vice Presidents hostility 70 tic,
Embargo, they bat sufficient proof loas
ago, notwithstanding the studitd cildear-
u Of Conccalmcnt." Almost All rhe acc,iss-
-tions usually ,eveIled 1t the Ectlelaiists,
ars heaped on this veteran
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-01
Pubic Sale.

nY virtue ola deed Of trust from saierdadeF
~ Ssaih to the subscribers, TO secure the
payment ola sum of money to the bank OF
Alexandria, will be exposed to sale, on the
premises, on Wednesday the l7th day OF Aa-
gust next, piece ofground with the houses
and improvements appestaining tkereto lying
on the south side OF Duke serses and west side
IF Water street, being at the intersection OF
he streets, extending on Duke street aorty
FEET, on Water street ninety one feet SIX inches
% 8 ten feet aliey-.Aupon credit Of ., ~ ans
months she purchase. s,.aDg aose' 1 ~ ' -
several payments nesociabie st tins osil. y
Alexandria, with an approved indorssr, and a
deed Of trust upon the property TO secafs tins
payment Of this notes.
James Keith. SEN.
James Keith. Jun.
JAY a..
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Tavern Leale for Sale.

| i HI. subscriber beng ab0nI 10 remove Is
he Indian Queen Tavern, IN Baltimore, vi
ers for sale, on advantageous terms, the ieafs
Of the House he now occupies, having eish
| years, from the first of Decen Der next, Z
| uR !; which for convenience, it is believcc
| IS exceled by nons in the Gnlted States
| and from the proximity to the seat OF govern
ment, and the direct communications WHICH
viii be opened between the city and AleSan
ria by the bridge across the Potomac and tie
Turnpike Road, bids fair TO become ere {
the best stands for business III the ecun
Try, as the distance to the s,apitol oyes ttts
bridge will be only about mics. .tltn ~
Lease will be sold, If wanted, the wh3.r s. si.'
FURNITURE, as it now stans,s, 50 ðe'
With q large stock of WINES x Lily. " sis ,
There is vacant Lot on the coffsgr =, & snls
ron and Pitt-streets, adjoioi',g the atso.ca Al
tached to the House, twhich renders !. Psfl-
cuiarly commodious, as by that ssans tie
property fronts on three streets Which VIII
be sold in fec simple, or leased for the re.
mainder Of the tine.
"A handsome LOT Of GROUND, ip Tho
centre Of the square between King md c.
meron streets, and fronting on Washington
and Columbus streets, sQ7 feet with 81 pub
lie alley on ore side, and al open space that
cannot be built on on tbs other Tor pub
lie situation it is aneqGa!Ied BY any property
iii Alexandria.
ALSO,
ALOT OF GROUND, at ths west end.
about half mile from town and fronting on
the Little River Turspike Road, IS feet, run.
ming back $50 feet, more or less. There ars
Improvements Oh the property adjoining IT,
on each side.
A handsome LOT OF GROUND, on The
George Town road, about half a mile from
town, in very beautiful situation, containing
VIC acres.
A handsome SQUARE OF GROUND, on
Washington and Columbus streets, within
one quarter Of mile of town, we'll enclosed
with post and rail fence, containing some
thing less than two acres.
A half acre LOT on she coinmens, about
the sasne distance "a the last mentioned
ALSO,
MY interest In the lease Of 2 FARM, ceF-
tanning between one asld two hundred acres,
adjoining the town OF Alexandria, III high
state Of cultivation, and enclosed with . new
post and rail- fence, ian one 81 the enclosures
is the Alexandria Jockey Club Race CouTsel
with large crop OF 0AlS and HAY, which
will lie sold in the stack or otherwise $500.
two Wagons, four carts, eight ploughs, two
double barrows large and elegant loiler, al
Of the best construction, SIX good farm horses,
ard every other article that caG DC wanted Tor
well managed farm, together with u hoioe
aaisch COWS, a fne bufaIoe BULL, forty
head Of SHEEP, about 6fty head o. HOGS
of the very best breed that could be procured.
Also, some very VALyA2LE SLAVES, Ii
they should be wanted for the fsrrs.
ALSO.
This two lines ct STAGES between George
Town and Alexandra, With light HACA q
four HORSES.
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i.urACs ED Sl4 EEp.
FOR LET AND sA1s.

FOR LET AND sALH.
WHEREAS ohjectisls have beer made
10 the. mode heretofore advertised Of letting
rhe Improved Sheep for the seasoaa, in which
subscription of 100 ewes are required at
dollar each
zais is 10 give gstices That the number il
hereby reduced to fifty Ewes at dollar eacfs
on which terms either Of the Tups heretofore
advertised, will be let or shipped to any para
of the continent for the present reason.
I. FOR SHE, ut ARLIIG TOA.
Four IMPROVED TUPSs of three years
old-price Twenty Doslars each-for the hes
nefit Of the ensuing premiuras--os viii be
let at Ten Dollars for the season.
Please apply to
William Birch.
Arliagten, July 50. aawsw
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BY GEORGE wv. P. CUSTTS ESQ.
OF arlington Hoasc, in shs D;strscs Of CO
lumbta.
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IT'LL BE PUBLISHES
IN A PAMPHLET AT THIS OFFICE IN A
SHORT TYNE,
AN ADDRESS

TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE u. ST.ATES,
ON THE IMpoKTANcE OF ENCOURAGING
/ AGRICULTURE 81 DOMESTIC MIMI
PICTURES:
Tending to sheW that by due encourage
ment of these essential interests, the ma
ton viii be rendered more respee-
table abroad and more prosper
Gus at home.
TOGETHER wIrH AN ACCOUNT or
The IMPROVEMENTS tn Sheep at Ar
l,agtoa,
The, native Sheep Of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed of extending this valuable
race Of animals. for the beneAe OF the
!. country ut large:
BY GEORGE wv. P. CUSTTS ESQ.
OF Arlington Hogsc, in sAs D;strzce Of Co
l4n6ia.
At time when the energies af the ma
ton secna awakened to the state of our to-
reign and domestic concerns, We conceive
that the important interests OF Agriculture
sad Manufactures should meet with consi-
dsrablc share of the public discussion. Ger
tain it is, that al no Period of eur political
history could these national subjects excite
more interest or be sore properly urged to
the notice of the publi5 mind. The unsettled
and impending appearance Of our foreign al
fairs, and the present disturbed state Of tina
European world, renders it doubly necessary
for the citizens of America to cherish and
promote their domestic policy, whereby they
may derive those resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create wealth and
industry within themselves. Too long have
these important and patriotic interests bees
neglected The nation now feels their want,
and we trust will duly provide for their sup
port. Government, hitherto engagedin other
concerns, will now cherish these domestic
institutions, which will preserve the nations
Signify and promote the peoples welfare.
Of the merits of the little work We are
about to issue TO the puolic, it is not our pro-
vince to decide, but Of the advantages TO DC
derived from its sale we would beg leave to
say every thing whieha disintercsted exertloa
in the cause Of Domestic Manufacture justly
as the profits OF this work,
after the expences of publication are paid,
will be solely devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, we may hope and con-
6dentiy expect li6erai patronage from q
discerning and patriotic community.
EDITOR.
Printers * tic U. States syiA t.iease to
y;ve skis advertisement eg insertions IN their
resheesfve PETERS, and snch as demand It viii
Be haia az Tins s6fcc. booksellers Supplied sa
E5eraf seY#s, and al! orders nil De ilstac'aa2y
attended 10.
Alex. 18th June, 1903.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against me are
requested to bring them forward for settle.
nent: and all persons indebted are Desired
to make iInmedaase Payment, as no longer
indulgence can be given, my intended reInose
ed rendering it necessary THAI g e,h "dj"ss-
,nent of ail accounts should take place.
JOHN GADsBY.
July IS.
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FOR SALE.

r WILL SELL the HOUSE wherein !
i've ON the corner Of Washington as,''
Fiay streets, on credit of y, Is, is, =
and "a months.
July IS.
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Sales at Kendue.

nnevery tuesday anu r3'dsy ;
~ ypILL BE SOLD
!. he yendue Store, corner OF i'rinee ana
- Water streets.
) ysrie.y Of Dry Goods, Gr0ss7'ss, &c.
: Particulars ofwh;ch viii be expressed IN
!. Ellis Of the tlay--All kinds OF goodss
=, y; - =, arc on limitation and the prices OF
' ss;s are established, can at any tine oe
. s,v and purchased at the lowest Limitation
sna prices. ~,
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ky@ Linens.

JUST r ECEIVED
toS SALE BY
r. GRAY.
Esparelles' Letters from England
Little's and Moore's Poems
Lady's Cabinet
Salmagundi, Q vols. bound
Military and Political Hints
nd tAe .foigsssing .Nsqy Psayss
Adrian and Orilla
Town and Country
TIE Trust
He Would il lie Ceua
Cime'sa Tslhalna
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FROM THE NoRrH AMERICAN.
No. III.

HAVE said, that those who rule our
councils, have been regularly and s;,stema-
tically urging the nation into the arms of
France, by plunging us into a war with
Britain. The mode, by which alone this
pernicious object can be effected is too ap-
parent to be mistaken. The power of peace
and war beings ESSENTIALLY in the people, their
minds must be prepared for war before they
can be engaged in one. 1t is not by openly
avowing the design, that this can be accom-
plished. The people of this country are
disclined to war, and an open direct avowal
of wish toinvolve. them in one, might de-
feat. its own purpose. Ii is by rousing the
angry passions by exasperating those keen
resentments, which have been excited against
a foreign nation, that the Americans are to
be prepared to wage war upon that nation..
1t is by exaggcrating the injuries inflicted
by Britain; BY concealing, softenlng, and
even denying those heaped upon US by
France by misrepresenting the conduct of
those powers. and mistaking their views,
that America is to be inducedto facilitate
the imposition of manacles on herself, by
uniting with the latter to hasten the downfall
of the former.
Who has not perceived the too successful
industry with which this baneful system has
been pursued
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scribe 70 sae administration, opinion. n.
may be propasated by the editors e S
papers, or that the fact is in itselstsa ny
poytant TO form the basis Of SO So as
charge IS desire to involve the nate,
war, which, without the interposition ~
violence, muss terminate in the suJins.s g
of this once free and happy country. IN "
favour of government weld be ipt,l, $
withdrawn from papers whish obsein,ts
persisted in opposing its views, and no '
is so ignorant Of the influence of ,he>n,'
as to deem it ansunimportant in.trumfsll
eaecting great political objects. Bvao,'
in existence is its capacity more just,s,
rreciated than by those whom it has ellf
ed to almost unlimited power, and vho,s
use it as mean to excite Our hostllEn
gainst England.
1t is thena most serious and mostst
lible proof of the spirit bywhich the prs,
administration is actuated. 1t is ore sSs
demands the solemn consideration q; !
American people.
SFNgy
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o. Spring Garden.
on MONDAY EAE.vING august p,
WILL BE RxHIBITEp,
An elegant FIRE w @ RK S
s4e AND
~ UMINd Ito ".

/. horizontal running piece, called the
1.ADIES' FANCY, on account of the yarie-
~ Gifts turns
.. A grand display Of a RUNNING. sun,
various in its shape and colours, representing
81 times cloudy and bright appearance.
i s. a large running vertical piece, called
DON BRUTAL, or the NoIsY WHEEL.
a. A grand metamorphosis of CROSS
.Iof MALTA into four fixed Stars, which will
change into fixed Sun of brilliant rays, me-
tamorphosed into moving Rose.
/ S. running horizontal c S CA d +,
5erming various Basons, ornamented with at
Inosphcrical beauties, will conclude the Fire.
works
The exhibition commences at o'clock.
Admittance Fifty Ccnts-Children at half
price.
S. 1.-THE weather should prove nnfavora-
bic, the exhibition will be postponed to next
fair evening.
August Is. Stf
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To be Let.

HVHE HOUSE lately occupied by Benin
j Dulany, esq. in healthy and pleasant
situation. Immediate possession may be had.
Jonathan Vaudeville.
August . eost
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FROM THE rREEmAx's JOURNAL.
n-PTHEs ALARM BELL4
TPE d.cl3N.f T'REASON.t IRE hSON!t

are requested to read the following, copied
from the Democratic Press. We did not IN
tend to notice that paper again, but the a.
vowal is so reasonable, so monstrous, and
SO betting one of Bonaparte's emissaries
that mark ought, like Cain, ITO be fixed on
him. It is an old saying, : the greaest
rogue cries out rogue first )" hence the cry
Of British party and British faction has been
raised BY a set of abandoned men in order to
turn, the, public attention from themselves,
until it was time to throw off the mask-they
have thrown il off and now, since, Bona
parte has become master of Spanish South,
America, since he has become a neighbor
to the United Stat .;,they 60la2y acknowledge
they belong tosa French PARTY IN dmerica e.
That there is British party in America has
never. been acknowledged, agd has ever
been Indignantly denied. It cannot be be-
heved. No American will ever belong to
any other party than his country. 1.-The did,
he would deserve the PiAloyy. But read
what French tories dare to promulgate in
the face of the laws, in the very capital OF
the United States. Read, and mark the
mlSCreants.
From the Democratic Press, 7rintedby J0hn
Bins.
believe there is not man in America,
who does not belong to a FRENCH PAR
TY, or an English one,' | ACANOWL-
EDGE BELONG TO THE FORMER.
Ibeiieve B0napa-te never did nor ever
VIII voluntarily commit an act of violence
against us.
s believe the Stripping was sold by his
brethren into Egypt, he being chosen to DO
a great work. /"
believe Noses was preserved in the
bullrush basket floating on the Nile, being
chosen TODD great work"
believe tie stripping David was ta.en
irsm the sheepfold, and preserved when he
cut off the skirts of Saul's garment, being
chosen to do q great work, for he had a Co
liah to slay.'
'.*Ibelieve the STRIPPING Napoleon Of Cor
sica, was preserved at Dunkirk, at Arcole,
at Lodi, Marengo, and hundred othdf
places, being also chosen TO do a great work,
for he has Goliah vet to slay."'~ :i4,,},
l believe Simon Snyder ought to be 60
vernon.
believe flames Nad;sen possesses eve
~ qualification requisite, and is fully compe-
tent to discharge the duties of president OF
the y. States; and that he zriH pursue tie
Ainelaid dam by Mr.. Jefferson"
6 | believe the writer OF this creed is a
democrat, if he, is moi mistaken i'll the mean
ing Of the word.''
1t is signed, B."
After this tissueof treason and blasbhemy IN
comparing those holy men who were types q
tie Rcdeeme,, toNapaleen,wcf ask of the peo-.
pie what they think OF these things! And
the coupling Snyder and Madison in the
same breath with the acknowledgment of a
French party ia America, irresistibly forces
itself upon our attention.
Well was it said of Old ythese things
are done in the green tree, zchat will be done
in tie dry z"
II traitors avow their intentions at the
present time, what are they not prepared
for? Mark the miscreants. -
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The brig Stephen, captain Barker, ARM.
ed at this port last evening in Fifty d.,
from Falmouth, having left there on the u
ofJune. Captain B. has politely flniei
the editor of the MERcANTnE Any,Er.
SER, with a file OF London papers to thetqs
of. June, but only one day later thaaqr
previous advlces from which we extra,
the following articles: