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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16

1 tOry bat Is, In The view OF the rhine rem
tlsben, essential % the preservalion Il
kthe public liberty ]! Who, after this, can
deny the ringleadefs Sc demoeracy he
credit Of sincefitv II profession, and
eonsistency ID cohducti
., *
IN honor dine ID ESl Duane -We
have received ! letter from N. Carolina,
mentioning, that young genlleman. IL
the writer neighboufhood, received q
communication u Duahe's Regiment /, hut
aitha very prompt and beeoming spirit,
Re retnrned u 10 the SecretSry az War.
assigning % the reason, that he should
eonceive himself degraded. 81 accepsing
my appointment under Duane. fhis
sentiment, We uust, win generally per.
sade and animat : The Americas youeil.
NertA American.
Extrscs falseter from Belfast (Mainel
% b gentlehan il Boston, dated Aug.
-, foos. s "a,
Last re oters Eve hundred barrels
sOf Hour 'escaped ne cinfchcs Of sAe Ems
~ JSom 4 wh0rf IN fais iospa. n
the opaess, and al concerned, are rod
legal dssiccrafs, ne do no. expect ~.
vi ersoa nil mann any further proefofr
ihe sineste agprobaios b his JrieaG q
ne EMbagHo sgstels. - Z ne si0ap tDkich
IL siissilg. d ottaed 5y 3 dkmoeraf, m.S
has BEEN recently n de service " ne
zEoliecter ef fhis Disfrict, % suatch, and
prevent ~ sacfions B the Emtaygo i4w,s.
As ttis q ne only afiembf wtick has
deem nads II this piacs % eDads the faios,
ne pyestise ne censare ef N. Teksr- !.
san sOiii M enly apon h. friends. The
'otDneys b fhr ssar are sivaaeers hete, I
having arrived some time siscs jt0m Bal.
'tissore. Tie Tour had 6eeR fotied oae
'apef the svhrsf q q, fsr thrss lpeeis
past tuhich circumstances much fdciH.
fdttd their dissigns wifkSuf cseafise any
ustineiy aiarsis. Haviag q strong seind
idtM. W. 10 cienr me cost III u 6resum.
I'd thas q mdrkei n he IIsst-iadTes u |
Ltsir oeject. IS
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16

ings; PaupeTs and some foreigners c..
Jied IN the ranks, md contrary % ~,
formerusage, were admitted by asieluiclt
denocrafic Baodefdior, 10 vote for our re-
personalities % congress. This meet
ing was conducted ID ! most shameful
and indecent manner. III was even dam
Eerons for i federalist 10 express his D.
pinion. 10 nanny Rotespierres beipR Il
The crowd. They ofcourse ealry sheir
usual majority re--but our country
fellow citizens. Who sre rot dnpes par.
~, see tie situation of aifairs, and have
reused Indignant ii he conduct of Ief.
fsrson and kis party, and are esermined
New Hampshire shall again resume her
nnciens rsspectability Il ne nationaI
scale.
Gov. Lsngdon behaved very indecent.
y for the 6rst time since he has been ID
the chair, BY descending % harangue the
multitgde ID which he chafged die whole
body Of Fedefalists with acting under
British influences. We skall eail on him
70 enplaie biz round assertion. His
weakness never appeared 50 eOnspieu.
Gus = nh ths s0sh His nee - Cover.
nor i n--he must retire next election.
Although We have not received al the
votes from the country, yet We have 81
nouEh 10 say- NtD Hdnpsliise sends an
Federal Representatives, 20 he next Can-
;Sress e q &
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16

/ he Globe yourselves inripded3 that de-
fiveA ! singh adyanlsgs frpnies ioapapera-
tion excspt kknnce. q hrs violently
perverted the ehsnnels az commerce.
md nov thrcatens IL extincxion. Il Is
aeo-cpefssing nneasurss aRainst @. Bri.
tain sOggested under cirrumstnncea
which iron I digniEed View y ths spAols
ground forbid i The preiefs vets sc ne
dignity ct the nation he a1option. Pacis
&c Overtnres were precluaeli ~ he "a.
dfess 81 the execnsiSe, ani u sAie
management be gave 4 friumpl, $ ,he
views Of Nspoleon, and ibis .nsrionr ~
been chrafed into cooperating measnres
Tor The s0bversiou Of the Spanish and
hritish governments. md Is ripe u NJ.
polecu one half the cpntineut cf Ameri.
g. To arrest the fnrther ptorreSa &c
tins eonqueror may, perhaps, a0Ielp de-
pend upon us.-Ve The pespie u az q.
Sieies. 4 win rarely happen III am
administrafion will eontinne s lnove \.
10 regular orbit unless s,rietIv suhircted
70 the impulsion az our tnnsti,neui -.
tout. end that inagnanimitv y uurselvr.
Mhich aiOne gives diehity s. : n1fion.--s
Il we transfer % Presideufth ose rishts
We are ourselves bound 10 exefeise. M !.
place u him m nnboundsd conf.
dence. We convert yourselves into TIE
mere tools ofa single individusl, andare
NOT supporting but destroyinR Ne mea.
snres md rights of The nAtion. The en-
largo system VA hota measurs &c this Il
nstion, bur the measure of . sinnle ins
dividual, operating i1insiostly upon
ourselves, and IN de rest % he nations
Of the world escvpfiH9 Fsaace. But !,
France ID not bene6ted 20 . radon en-.
gagged n . humane and rational pursuit..
but q nation engaged IN schemes with ;
. view % univefsal dominioh. The
eubargo system aids her in herptoiected
conquests, and violates all the sorrece
rights Of the commercial world, and the y
rules and laws ofbeilieersat na.ions Ii
regard % neutral powers. I. r. Z 4:
q a ViRcINfAN. A
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16

DIT saeh prnceednf may b had asainst lin . Il
| prcscHbed b. huss The aim of $40 dolisrs hss
keen rised 81 splmtkxy sabscription thA inAaki-
|tanss ofthe county 4 rIlisylrznsa. md y heretS
efered - q additional reward, 81 he sd indis
vidnals, b any petson q parsuns Who ShaIl ppre-
hendsnfcarry ~ said Gardiner lGays hcibrs seune
justice d u peace iasshe said cousty The sab-
ssrptioa paper . = she hands a Nj. WIN. Ys1ey.
psstah'lsn she W 3 ss.penssls hs T. dsli.
n Il crd,s., Nh. !. ,,n lo,. 49,. - 4,
,fys CO ffom these d I've inches ri. e..
stoa. .1d .,ss,g Md. pArtieul.ry = the hody.
u. 80. ~ -. n. 49,. - S.ns nesns.
parsd win his bods. lis iees sHors ana wen p.o.
Pctioned HE f.ce Aide prominent, with sttoas
n ss =. ms 80 !, ,s. snd Esss swel!ing
asi.. mi o. nse obss,v.s;on - -. NJ -
pear rather clossf together than usual. and i &
eslsyed shs,e z nal hl.mi.A q one q them.
sho.t. - =. - 80 !, ,, S 1 - = =
leonPissid. ecmu'ua = nea q I'M dessiption-- !
q 2 thought b zone Inst there = : se.r q some
sppaSelis Ablss eosnnoa elosh asrsous. Tnsd Miik ]
- A.gnsl. 4 yisgigia elo,h eost Win blask hut
49,. ssGe es.e. =. 49, : "a .ss , ,s 6
sscsslsmly $50 si1ss bs,c6ss 10 ssdsr sEs
- ~ "
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16
PUBLIC SAFE.

.yTTkLL Be sold DO Public Kendtst On
wv Thursday the asth inst. Cd he
plantation where the sn5scribernow lives,
Horses. Cows, Sheep. Hog, House.
hold md Kitchen Furniture Farming
Utensils, ! SEE of Smith's Tcols, abouI
eighty acres Of Corn, togeihsr with .
nlm6er ofartieIes too numerons for III.
sertion. Eleven rhouths efedit win Be
given, bond with approved security WilI
Sc required. The slle o tommenes
early ID the day. p
MARY HARLAN. !
Sept ls. fsCs. -
ALSO
an Wednesday the 81 e October
~ next, al the plansation where he
suhseriber lives. 4 n1nl6er q fioes, 8
large quantity Of Hay, Con Wheat n
the ground, Farming Ulensils. House.
hold and Kitchen Fur1itnfe. Eleven
m0uths credit wiiI b giyens bond With
approved security win y required. The
sale 10 begin early 10 die day.
WILLIAM HARLAN.
Sept. i6, 1909.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16
Jiaartiusbur6, eptsrabst 10.
Ress Cyclobedia.

Five numbers q Res Cyclppedia Go number
nine inclu1iye3 re new onhand. Centlelnen VIA
have snbscribsd fortkat wosk, and who l.avesut
yetgot thsse nnnheys reqrestedt % MI them as
sem a possibles alch = have receivedt diem; md
nstdischarged IN amount due, his hoped WIN
psy for them Immediately. Ii i more tlan fo,ir,
months since those books were received, and six
e1Eional nnnbers afe now ready IN Philadelphia.
Tn publishes have subjected themselres TO I'M
nense expense and Il Is essential thai great pune
tlaEy should b observed On the part Of subscri.
hsrkto enable them v get along with this great
and insaIuable Work-As another inddcement to
pmctualit n the Subscribers Il, this quarter, we
would mention, that W stand IN their places, and
ne responsihls f4r The iithfa psynsnt q their
eonraet \. !
Gsoi se,ss iadsed t--lt b now, ascertained be-
yond doubt, dat the Federal Tickeis for Mem.
hers IL Congress hare succeeded both IN Rhode
ISland nd New lsshnpahire. md ii M lataef
state By an overwhelming msjorikg.
Eieetcnstor Members of Congress- have beeh
,Asld infour States. y which, two sssago, fwess
chosen. SSs SO !. Is d - ID t& > <,
o1 E 4. - J i. rsv.Yas 4, 81,
II 81 n. crolina II !. i
g o for II Hampshire - - y
3 ser RhOdeelsland Den nsl; 20: q.
ri. y, s. chosen &, 81 ]. 81, !, i,
8 for New. York. 4 49, : .
a ~ n Rhode. fsIand Sc Members
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16

Opposed 10 this great population, are
about thirty selectmen ID hss Or six
towns. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-16
The arrival !. Pie.oa I repsas.d !,
the Boston Gazette |: II is Is
- /. IMPORTANT.

AakpsaSs frem che KeafHrky b4psss,
thaf general Seoss has been elecie1 Rsuer-
nor, 6y 9 Sesy large Majsrify, an4 col.
Slaughter keaseaaaf SoseSaos. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
KNOXVILLE, June 20.

Or affairs with the Indians be,weenthi,
pIace and Nrch z are becoming .,uiy o..
farming Every day we hear by passibr
travellers, OF ne repetition of sggfessions
Ut a Veiy serious na,u e-Nay so muci
has been the alarm excited that conside :
able danger is unprecedented in passing
the wilderness Week before last, gen.
llemaD on his way rom Na,chez TO this
place, passing Oh ough the wilderness, was
robbed by six OF the Chociaw tube ofln
dIans.-He was forcibly aiken off his
horse, and had taken from him his
clio hes, I'd the money Of which he was
possessed.
he apology assigned by the Indians
Tor this outrage, was, ." hat the whites
would shortly shooi TOO much, and GU
their hroats." This happened iO4t lhi
SIDE OF Beams.
The day following, two other person.
at 'he same place and by the same par.
" we're also robbed.
IL fortunately happened that they
were youths on their way TO College,
The Indians declared had they been
men, Ihsy In!endsd 70 klil Que Of them!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
NATCHEZ, May 10.
INDIAN HOSTILITY.

Extract of a letter from Mr. Thomas Ow~
ems, TO Col. III. Davis, dated Plaquemine,
May 10.
Sc nave SINCE / left YOU, experienced
very great bodily suffering, besld, the loss
ot all the property / took with me. we
were attacked on our rou,e, at the mouth
.ot Cartaubue, by FIVE Indians, (A,ibams !
VINO fired upon us without the lie st provo
Cation MIR M'Cleland and my negro man
were koltd on the spot. A ,er receiving
severi, fires, Mr.. Gerald and myself threw
ourselves into the water, and swan 10 the
opposite shore from tile / I'd ans ---who lSr OF
up constant fire upon US, and would d Gle
raid IN the LEFT shoulder, while in the wa
ter. They pursued us in their canoes, and
about mile by land, when we escaped hy
again taking to the water. We travelled
about forty miles thro' most miserable
country, without any thing 30 su5siss on.
wadIng through bay. us, and swamps ii,res-
ted with aligators-- -and tearing oorselves
with the bushes and underwood. I'VE
arrived at Opaulousas in about wo DAYS
md half, where left c. aid, and pro-
ceeded on to Judge Kings immediate
ly raised party OF n men, and set out in
pursuit OF the murdeTers. In the mean
time, we have taken into custody chiet
and two followers Of the same nation. !
refer youto MIR Cormieg for further in!ory
matioI."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
NORFOLK, July IS.

Extract of letter from gentleman az Ha-
wanna, TO the president of the Marine In
surance Company of this place, dated 1 lth
June, 1903.
1.-The French privateers capture and
bring into the ports of this island, under the
French DEGREES, all vessels bound from any
British port. The General Butler and car
go Qrom Liverpool to New Orleans) have
been condemned at Vera Cruz on that
ground, and the brig Ocean, capt. Waldin
o. kennebeck. with 29o puncheons of Rum,
bound from Jamaica to Boston, has been sent
into Trinidad in this island by French pri-
vateer on the same ground"
July Is.
Capt. Guthrie arrived here Yesterday from
Antigua. informs, that on Wednesday last
a brig under French colors, mounting is
or 18 guns and full of men, had gone ND
the bay-suppcses she was direct from
France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
' Sin You. wish some man to b. appoia

W Sin You wish some man 10 b appoia'
ed the next president, who, you believe,
look upon The present administration with
the same hostility which you do IN other
words, you are d spleassd with the charac.
ter ri ,he present administration, and you
wish different chart cler TO bel tfoduced
THIS is the whole of the secret witt watch
you have been iaboring and HounderioY
throughout this most unfor innate, SELL
numbering protest. Blu, you perceive that
the people of the u. 5. are OF diff rent
opinion. They approve the characte' OF
the present administration they wish
that character continued /; they KIN y
that it will be continued by he election OF
Mr.. Madison. These are the ruth
which stare you in he face, ond fiji you
with the pangs and agonies Of de>pair.--
The prospect nf being again in liuie and
wretchcd minority during The mex, adm
nislrui on, is more than your ptoud AND
1of y spirits can support--Learn then
TO avoid 1t. Learn Ia have no interests
bot those Of he people. to,ge, he wicked
Creams OF ambiiot, which have dis urb q
your brains. Return 10 vi, tue andt tn,
people: aid the people will forgive you
ONE Or THE PEOPLE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
LEXINGTON tGrN> June Sc.
(ClRCULARN

Pttfsourg CPeV.J Nf,y sofh. ;sys
SIR,-in consequence OF l.. ex.e.,...
CORRESPONDENCE with the lac oifc.,~. :.
the reyo.u'iona'y army, an 90 his ,.b-,,s
'pu,ons' influence add good Offices nag
well DC reheo on we are s'eally encour-
aBsu 10 Pe'seVsre In oui ent;cayurs 10 ab.
tain something like an adequate r.nnn.r
alton tor our Just claims OF. iis,. .,oyern
ment OF our country.
Ii is not iof u.s. small band. in
mote situation at the head oflhe Oh,o
say what shall be the mode or s,,bs,ar.,.
OF our application to the next Cocgr,..s
on this Interesting sobjecl bat we ro,.
ceive that our claims being The Sam. -
requests s'~luld be substantially ,l,,,
sides other good eff els, tbs mod. 10y
give tne least possible embarrassn,.,,,
the councils of our country in decitin- ~,
our pretensons. N''
we hope that in suggesting the FOL.
lowing, 10 our old companions in 60
we shall not be deemed presume, uons,
let remonsirances exhibiting in &, m 81
modest language, the services of ,h- r.,,o
lulionary army. the dangers and or,v,;.',.
which attended them during tn. NO. "a.
happy termination of il, and the CO "S
quent happiness and independence Of o,,v
country :; lei them exhibit the promis. NJ
nan nay which was made TO the perseye
ring officer at, particular period. and r.,
The rernonstranccs foreibiy, bu, decentIv.
state how little was received, by chaoeinr,
he hall pay icso FIVE years coran,n :,
tion, paid IN paper not worth more th..r
one eighth part OF It's nominal VAN. H..
hsm state the poverty of he ar,,v -,
their return ~ private life. and the nec,.y :,
sity they were und>r of selling IN If crr;;
hca,es Tor what The broker or speruta,o.
would give, AID let them copcIuth nv -.
quesling' that onr half pay, may be rT.nt..
cd 10 Us or an aquivalent, drduettur there.
rom The I'VE years communicative, o-
sucn sum. on that accrunt as co,iuTsss i'm
the'r Jaatoe may think proper, aod lee
these circumstances be signed hro,ukoor
the union by every old officer, who is now
alive, aodsen, forward by thu Fl 4 dsy az
the next session. Besides THIS. len each
state society of Cincinnati, d, pute one of
its memoirs, whose services NAV h,,1-
osen conspicuous aid whose 5, nding ia
HE is ieSpectable, to wait on en,e, ess
al 'ne next session, 10 support and aid
our ciAins--iheir expenses on his nis.
,'on TO be paid from the funds Of each
society.
Signed in behalf of the officers of The
FeVoin 'ionary army in Pittsburgh and its
vicinity.
SPEPHEN BAYARD,
L'' Colo. s,h Penn. Re ct.
The foregoing Circular from board
OF officers al Pittsburgh, shews the propri-
ely oil meeting of all The old revolution.
AIRY 0thcers that are in the state Of Ken.
lucky.
Supporting myself the senior officer Of
mat description 10 ,he state; have
hongh 1t my duy to request their at,en.
dance IN Frankfort, the 18Th of August
next.
CHS SCOTT.
Late Maj. Cenl. of the continental
army.S
June 25lh 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19

preserve to cur country the blessings OF
peace and independence. OBJECTS SO dear to
US as TO render personal Inconvenience and
md vidual privation, matters unworthy of
leo siGera,i0n g.
Therefore, ReSolOed, That Thomas Jef-
ferson, President of the United States, IN
Recommending, aud the Congress o; the u.
D ates in passing, the acts imposing and en-
forcing the embargo, have deserved well
Iot their country.
Resofped, That it be, and is hereby re-
commended 70 the good people of this state,
to give them their aid to carry into execu
ton this important national measure.
Resolved, That This state will, TO the ut
most of its power, and at all hazards sup
port the general government in all mea
sures calculated 20 maintain the rights and
support the independence of the United
States.
Resolved, That these resolutions be forth
with transmitted by the president of the Sc
nate, and speaker of the house of represen-
tatiyes of this state, to the President of the
United States.
Ordered, That these resolutions be sent
to the senate for their concurrence.
BY order of the house.
Il. CAN'T, c. H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
GEORGE TOWN, obs. ofcol.j July 1:

We are told that Mr. Pinckncy has for-
warded to our government number of pro.
positions as the basis Of commercial trea-
ty between this country and England, sub
mitted TO him by the British government.
They propose placing the United States on
the footing of the most favored nation in all
commercial points, so soon rs we choose to
renew her trade. MIR. Erskine, il is ra-
mored, is authorised to proceed i'm the ar
Management OF this subject. We Cannot how
ever state any hing respecting it with cer-
tainty.-( Hash. Fed.
Mr.. Erskine, the English minister, ar
rived an the city on last evening from Phi
ladeiphia. We believe ne received DIS
patches rom his government by the Packet.
which arrived at New York IN the 9th. 1t
is rumored that he's authorised to enter in
to friendly discussion of the differences
existing between the Two goyernments.-ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
cHARLEsroN, July 7.
LEGISLATURE OF S. CAROLINA.
RefreseHtatipes,
June 80, 1908.

In me Horse Of Representatives.,
June 80, 1908.
The following resolutions, moved by DR..
Wthersp on, Of Christ Church, and secon-
ded by Mr., jenkins, OF St. Helena, were
unanimously adopted y the house:
We, the representatives Of the people of
he state offs 1uth Carolina, in General As
sembly met, deep impressed with the state
OF our political affairs, and feeling as free
men ought 10 feel, whose rights have been
violated by different belligerent nations,
conceive u tn be our duty at this crisis, to
come forward and vindicate republican in
situations from the. charge of ingratitude,
nd unequivocally to express our sense of
the late measures Of our general COVER n
ment. We see IN them sincere desire to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
THovs NuItk.

Did you ever in the course Of your ex.
tensise Co respondeuce with the continent,
hear OF auy American or other neural
vessel being condemned IN the enemy's
ports under 'he B-rlln decree did no, i.
Do you recolIeci, lev weeks previous
10th; issuing our orders IN coutc /, whe her
the general pufpoIt Of them was pretty
generally the subject OF conversation I
The newspapers we're full Of their remarks
tor three weeks before the time they gave
what they considered he on line. ~
(Io be Continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
NEW.YORK. Inlu hi

When the stories OF the Usage, which
had b. en- seized az Falmouth, we're order
ed to be restored utter mr.. Ptnknev hao
inferhosed, II was discovered that The fol
lowing articles had been purloined--yiz.
3 Or casks Of Madeira,
do. coffee,
Dbl rum,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
a Court of INQUIRY
army
June 25lh 1903.

r OK Inc lst baStalion ,w,Il, be held a, the Ben
AA'eTn IN the cirl o. Rchmon on the 18th
ns.-ard Tor the I'd battalion a, ,ne Wa,h
ington Tavern, on he Doth inst-and A Negi.
n II al Court of lHquify will he held al the Be,C
Tavern, on the IN day of August These
courts wi ] commence at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. aud
adj a u al 90 0ck, p M, on each day, unless
tbs BUSINESS befo'e Them be soone, tleter,uined.
GEO: WIN. SMITH
July IS 1903 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19
r. CAN'T, c. H. R.

In The Senate, June 90, 1903.
RESOLVED, That this house do unanimous
~ concur with the house of representatives.
Ordered, that the same be returned to the
HOUSE of representatives.
B. H. SAXON, c. S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-19

E.rtrac' from evidence Of he British Or.
decs, delspered before the English farla-
1,eiit.