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III. DANIEL KENNEDE
!. TAKE NOTICE. =

on the sob day Of April
l. nezt, after the date hereof, o. de
house IN which Mr.. John M'Cleary nor
lives, IN Tie town Of N artiasbure, eoun.
y Of Berkeley and eommonwsslth IL
Virginia, I shah take he deposisions Of
James Hedges and Samuel Kennedy.
which dispositions ! intend 10 oAsr Il
evidence on the trial ofa suit.in Chance.
~, now depending and undetermined,
In the county Court Of Berkeley, where.
in !, - ex'r ofThomAs Kennsdv, dee.
Am Comphinant, and you, Seephea
Snodgrass, William Shields, and Peter
ZONES, are Defts. Said deposisioas %
be taken BY virtue Of = commission l..
sued for the pnrpose aforesaid.
Yours, DC. ~
ROBERT N ear.
- y 7asmas keaasdy, nd.
: Feb. 10, 1903.
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Arthur >RuEl,

ID ESPECrFULLY Informs his
N friends and ths public generally;
tina, be eonsinues 70 carry on the 'Weav.
ing business 1t his house in the back
street. il Shepherds. T wn,opposi.e Mr.
John Milsr''s Brewery, and next door
%. MI. Tn: Shepherd. where he will
Weave al descriptions Of plain work 10
the neatest and best .nanner, on the
sshortcst notice and on the most moderate
terms, either for cash or suitable eoun-
Try produce. x I
March II, 1908.
N. B. He returns his sincere thanks
for past favours, aud hopes from HE
knowledge IN the above business, 10
merit their future support. t6,O. =
1F
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A List Of letter. in the Post-06sce at
Stetherd's: To1un. on The frst day d
AtrH 1908, Which kifess, 1DiH Be SEM
to she General Psst-0fsce, ifnos taken
eur b:fs,e the ErskeJa feAswing.
y William Betty, Jesse ;B1rrell,
Ds John Brooner, Walter Baker,
John Briley. =
c. Thomas cowran, Daniel Carroll,
Benjamin Carlisle, John or William
Crome. =,
D, John Diet,, Aeh..h Davis, c.
celia G.. Davis. . ' T
E. Philip E:utler2 2. -
F. Daniel Fanlk.-
6. Selvanus Griffith, Betty Gsines.
H. John Hendricks. u
Sarah Jsasr., fsaae Jane. eesiaat
I. Joseph !. Lancaster 4. wIllian
Lucas, John Lowry. Thomas Lee. =
" M. Matthew M'(;eery, Richard DO.
Sherry, Samuel M'QniIEins
N. Molly Mace, caty Mace,
C William Osborn, Ionathan0 osborn,
p. Edward Psnnington.
r. Arthur Russell. Geo: Reanolds.
s. Jacob Stoug, John StipP. sen.
Jacob Shelley. Jacob Stridsr. . 4
T. Elizabeth Tnrues. David Taylor,
Margaret Thompson, Andrew Thomas,
Lee: T~iberghims Levi Taylor.
u " Matthew Vansaut, Jacob Yarner.
w. Mrs. Warner (band bog maker)
John Welsh, Topsom Wkiliiasas, WI
liam WalpeI,9 solomon Williams. !
!. anne BROWN, Pm.
AprV o, 1905. =:
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THE following receipt, which { Oh
L tanned of the Reverend James ],
Wilmer, two DAYS after the expiration d
his contract alluded to in his advertise.
men., published in the two hast week'sIn.
telKgencer. is published to exoneratefny
sslfffo'in any ceusure that adVertisetens
may insinuase against the persons a4ser.
Using for q Minister of.heP rotsssan.E Pis-
eopal Church more than wi years ago.
Received this day from Mr.. vii:
liam Pendletou a full and due settleunent
Of his subscription the amour. Of 5 1916
as above stated, and this receipt Is a full
disehargs for all claim against him.
j. j.. Will HER. !
Mart;nsburg, Aprla. 1907"
Verbatim ct literatim.
". PENDLETON.
Aprits. 1908. .
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TOBELET

and possession given When required,
THE House IN tchIch Ars. sD9naH.
/ soaAa,eiy Aoed, and nom In Tie &C.
e cytancy Of Mes. Litte, situate IN Bu.ir
street Martin.brg. tegetiet spith a fin
1a9er,nnd converted into an eacelens
Garden, viii a nanber 9lasge bearing
apple trees efjfne Gmt; A Clever LIT
may GLso Be lad wiihitJr
Ho9se IL Very csmmodoms and well fin.
ished, ssi,h an exceAent kIhchen, Ssske
House and Sadie, and in evrry Other res.
pee, is a very convenient, healthy and de.
sirabe situation. Far terms apbhy t.
:. WXLIAM BELL.
Martias5nrg, Aprits, 1906 ( ;
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-15
Bark Nzanted..

EoR Black Oak Bark, ~ We are out
i of that kind, four dollars per cord
for good wsllpaeked cords will be given,
and a generous price for Spanish and
Cheshu. Oak. at our Tan Yard IN Shep.
herds. Town. + -
-. .rcAMPBELL &
j. Shrpherd's- TazDn, AtrH 8, 1905,
n b. Black Oak Bark has ususlly
been but from tive and = half to three
dollars a cord. r61p.1
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TAENERS TAKE NOTICE.
FOR SALE,

4 Ms's eaetAsHs lanyard, i
or . very great and extraordinary
bargain win be given, ~
CfTUATE in Shephe.d's-T Town Yir.,
~ gina, with ! never fading streasa Of
water running through L, and a wheel
that raisees the water IL ABUNDANCE for the
use Of tie yard. There are four lots 10
the enclosure, and the. improvements
are B1k and Mill house, 40 feet long,
one briA building g feet long, whsrein
ares cur,ing shop, aroom tor uninish-
ed leather, aud ! Smoke. house one
other Bick House for storing and selling
out s6pshsd ieathsr,a Lime. House,
StuAiae shop, and Garner for ground
bark-si.h 81 Natta$ OF different sizes,
and roon for ioo more. There l. also
IN the sans enclosure an excellent and
beautiful: Dwelling house, 60 feet BY
-, two stories high with . piazza the
whole length, and = kitchen and hall
the whole Handsomely finished, and an
excellent well of oflimestone water with
q pump and dairy. The whole Of the
enclosure is planted with frui, aud other
trees-Also . convenient barn, stables
and g.rden. u L, s ! =
hi. i ! most capital piece ~ofpropsr.,
~. and can hardly be exceeded BY any
situation that 10 % be met with. Shop
herd's-F Town il 10 miles from Hagers-
town, 70 miles from the City Of WASH
in0fon. ard re m;lNa Erorn Ralt;wc~.
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Nuginia Lands
Far Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale seye.
raj Tracts Of Limestone Land, Of
the 6rst rate quality, containing from
$50 to 3oo.aeres, veli wateted and dim.
bered. lying wishin half a mile Of the
Potomac river, in Berkeley County,
about seven miles shove Williamsposs
aud ten from Martinsburg. For terms
apply 70 the subscriber on the premises.
GEORGE NEWKIRK. /:
September 10, 1907. 4
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3 L Z CTIO n,

NOTICE Is hereby given, TIA. an
IN ELECTION viii be held d the
Court. House IL Martinsbnrg, on the
Mondas after the third Tuesday 10 April
next, ft The. purpose Of choosing two 6,
personsso represent the countyo 81 Berke-
ley in the General Assembly, fthis State.
'>S JOHN TURNER, Sheriff.
March lS, 1905. N.Y. 49,
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BOOTH SHOE M~ANUFAcToRY,
Nearly opposite The Globe Tavern,
- MdStiastuye. d.

THE subscr1 81, from ! desire 10 ad.t
! vance his tsn interest 70 place
his business Pm smore ~respeeable foos.
ing. 70 serve hi, customers, and % Be q
all times ready : answer the ealls Of The
public. has now and intends alwaya %
keepin his emPby, some Of the best md
most fashionable woskmen, in his linz
of business ; how'll also Be eonsssnsly
provided with die best leather shae can
be obtained-and from 40 assiduous as
tention and endeavonrs 10 please, has no
double but thar be viii be able 10 1--WE o.
tisfaction 70 al who think proper to en-.
Gentleman and Ladies' q . dissanee,
who may please % favour him With their
work, may depend on thsir eommands
being strictly complied with, md thas by'
forwarding their measures aeeompanied
with Instructions, their work ean be
ven exeeosed here, n 1t any Of ths most
fashionabls towns.
'~S JACOB POISAI.
March IS, 1sos.
= - N-
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A TT N RIO "!

A T T z " TT Q "!
THE Martinsburg independent
4 Blues" r reque sted to attend
MUSTER at th.ir usual place ofpsrads
m complete Uniform, on the last S,tur-
day in this month, att IL O'Clock, p. NJ.
ANY person whojoins the Company this
spring. will BE- permitted to Muater
without uniform. Tor = reasonable time
after the d.sc6Otinnance ofths Embargo.
JAMES FAULKNER, Capt.
ApriI 8, is0s. . -
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TO RE S1Ln

0N 7Adtsday Me i4sh inst. at NY
Ca'm near tie Span. pands, about
eighteen heddef Cattle, t10o Waggons,
eeven Horses, '10e. .Mltesand same Hsgs.
Farming .Vtogsik and a quantity q
Flor. Sex manfhs credit IVsX Be g;vee,
." bo"d 'Uish Gppr1Ved security. Tie
sale aovH COM ssence. about ten o''ckck.
EDWARD o. WILLIAMS
april 8, 1908. ~
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THE sab,cribrr 1pishes to brocu,l

f f. y - 49, 4. ~ s. .| SLY.
TINE subscriber 1piishes to procure
I L settlers on a tract d he afrst. RAE
Land, containing ..penty fee aAousan9
acres, situated on the banAs Of the river
Ohio. in he state Of Ken,Hcky, aboG,.
SIXTY miles beiaruth The FdAs-Hi Is said 10
, fneiy .OasereG, and wsR adaptedso the
sn1tu,c Of Cotton, Hemp, Fkx, What,
Cara, and Tobucco.-N 10iH Be let Er
s,oenty.oae years, in renements Of o6sut
th,ee hundyr q acres, on terms aavania.
ge,us to the Tenants. Which ,pin6 k made
lnssUn ga application to he subscriber
.rssiding about Three miles Grsm the Fall
ing Waters in Bsrkrey Esanty.
eRAVLElGH COLSTOM.
p March II, isos. Tam
A udrieig Of BLANKS >H'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-15

! Berkeley, o.
February Court, 1908.
William Rsnkin and Chsistisn Shank,
comPlainanss,
against
Mary Kelly, .~exeeutrix Of Tho1
mas Kelly, dec. Robert Cue \ Defts,
tine and Elijah sutton,
u CHANcERY.
THE defendsn., Mary Kelly, noe
L having entered her appearance ..
greeahle 20 % act Of Assem6ly md The
rules Of this court, and L appearing 70
The satisfaciion &c Tn court, that she 10
not N inhabitants ofthis Comm6avealth,
on the motion Of the Complainalt1 81
their COUNSEL, i.is ordered, that he aid
Mary Kelly do appeal here on The Men.
day after he third Tuesdayi in May next,
70 answer the bin Of the complainants,
aud that . copy Of THE order BE- forthwith
inserted In cha Berkeley and Jefferson
intelligence iov two months successive.
~. and pubfshed Ct the door Of he
Court. House # said County. =
A Copy. .Teste, .A'
DAVID HUNfER, csc. *
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-15

. We are authorised to inform the
Citizens of Berkeley County, that Cap.
AARON FAIRS and GEO: PoR4
TERRIFIED, Esq. viii serve them in
the next General Assembly Of Virginia,
ifelected.
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Cash given for clean Linen and Cotton
RAGS atthis Ofice.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-30

:, a,,;ng of;cer of said gun-boat, aided ana
,s s;sts,i l,v an armed detachment OF soldiers,
,o.,..;nes in the service of the y. States
fb;s day went on board the gun-boat NO. -
commended e by Mr.. John Owens, where we y.
,yare received by the said commanding OH
Ger and having requested to speak to nlin IL :
private, we represented, to him the motive q
orr visit, and demanded OF hlm the SAID pr
soner Armstrong, as having been Illegally
carried off by force and violence, contrary 70
sfhe IAW OF NATIONS, from the terrific,
~ Of his majesty, and to the great terror OF
tho inhabitants of the house In which the SAID
Armstrong had been seized, his malestySs
neaceful subjects, who could not oppose such
violence. though committed IN open day. !.
.vhereupon the said commanding officer OF
ouu.boa, No. 81, made answer to US, that ne
neither could, nor would, restore the said
prisoner without orders from his commodore
we observed to him that doubtless he would
receive such orders and he assured us that
he would write by the mail that Was to pass
the same day, adding, that 1t nc received or
ders 10 restore the prisoner, his superior OH
Ger might come and take the command OF
e,,p-boal No. 81, himself, for as to his part,
he would not command her day longer
We represented to the SAID commanding
officer how reprehensi5le was his conduct IN
making an armed descent, III military array,
an the territory of a neighboring nation in a
tnitv and in peace with tho United States
there TO make prisoners by force.-Io this
he answered, thai he thinks lie lad a aI;Ssat 10
TAX. deser1e4s wherever he .fads them.
After some discussion and reasoning on our
part, to convince him that he was IN tine
wrong, nc retired.
Aud we consider it our duty to n'e.>c, with
out dciay, this report to his excelleney the So
vernon Of Baton Rouge, this I'D day Of July,
1893.
s tsigned)
SAMUEL FULTON.
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LONDON, Aue7lst 2.

We are happy to safe that the expedition
has at length sailed from St. Helens, under
CONVOY OF the Autiacious. The transports
amounted to about no, and ensa from Il
to $4,000 troops. They will be joined OF
Plymouth By general Anstruther's division.
Intelligence of a most pleasing description
has been received from Porting /; and the
general affairs OF that country bears an as
pect notices. suspicious than those OF Spain.
The brave people who have already repair
ed to the patriotic standard on the nor;h6ltie
OF the Taeas, are In number upwards OF
$1,000, inclntline 1000 OF the old regnial
troops. 10000 of the cd militia, 5ooomouat-
ed cavalry, and 10000 disinounted. The
expedition under Sir Arthur Wellesley has
long ere this arrived (; and By It's means the
whole Of the patriotic force Will speedily be
armed and duly appointed for the heid.~-
Eager for combat, $4,000 OF these brave
fellows have already advanced beyond CO.
imbra. It should seem as if Junot was I'M
certain what steps to take aftyr the check
which general Loison had experience,
The latter officer, however, had detached
part of his force to Join allother corps under
! general Laborke, which }d'loS had ssnt from
;abon tosSautar.,-a, ard who had advanced
t l rp.s4 PACE to Leira, with view as
was supposed to give battle to the patriots.
1t is evident from these movement, that me
enemy were DESTROYS Of bringing the patri-
OTIS to action before the arrival Of our troops
---but from the prudence hitherto displayed
by the latter, there is reason to hope that
they will avoid any thing ike general &C
ton till the arrival OF Sir Arthur Wellesley.
When that gallant officer arrived at Corun-
ma, he dispatched amessenger to the patrio-
tic army, to announce his approach in aid Of
their operations.
The letters from St. Andero, dated the
Oath instant, all concur in saying, that the
French were undoubtedly defeated by Gu
esta-that the patriots were in the highest
spirits, and that they expected the most ia
vorable result from the effort that was to be
made the next day by all the armies.
tits reported on the authority of a letter
from Hcligoland, that the Spanish troops In
the island of Fuen, having received full in
formation of the state Of their country,
have refused to obey he.orders of Berna-
dotte, and are in complete state of mutt
ny.
Their Prussian majesties, alarmed, it is
said, at some movements Of the French
troops on the Vistula. have, we understand.
moved from Koningsberg to Memel. S
The report is revived, that the duke of
York is appointed to the chief command Of
the expeditions destined for Spain and Por-
tpgal with the addition that the duke Of
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The contents of the foreign papers under
the influence Of the French, now relate.
chiefly to the progress Of Joseph Bonaparte
= Sna;n nreservirc studied silence upon
the internal state Of that country. Pursuing
their usual system of deception, the enemy
would make us believe. that never. a king
WOE received IN his accession with more Joy
and welcome. Ioseph has large retinue OF
Frenchmen. and of those traitors who be-
+r,ved tbe;r country at Bayonne. These
make a DISPLAY of LOYALTY in the different
towns-thev huzza themselves-they make
speeches to the new king full of affection to
his nerson. and of praises of the mildness OF
his povernment-and then they tell us Of
the general enthusiasm with which the poo
Die received them.
August3.
- ,,..;,,,+a ,.4+ops
" reoeiee 81 'l 49, ,o, III .as DOL III
'''o c.. ~ WelJlslau and the eyned;tion
~ r. G ~, ~ he tb--be landed and
were oli oPo1t - ~ . n1 - .eta.,,.;,
'aia 'is 49, - ts ,,, ls or fhe ,th
i,e 'ee, - TO-, The norfb-
I 10 ,i.G - W. W., H., aat 90 sn,,n o,,t of
. H. a. 80 = 100 aynectel tbev would be
siSii''' . ~. "., ~ tl,a estb
oc'o,e L;..as1f - ,,rooeed Ere, -
on - ~ 'i''i we" - G',, ,.S1 49,,
uis -. a5'' ~ ~ ~ -. ~ ~. ,.aaso,, -
! 70 iiSaSi'"' -: - IN. III - !. as.aa,,sd
pelSs: ln'' slio d'lio 49, 80 ~ ls,,J;no.
-oi'oIi - 80.
o. our .loops: So :. 80 r.t} nf po,.+,,oa,
li'alel,.'S et.'lIg on ', exn:cta,;es
40 r 800. - T.,.,ot .,,,d
are eii'ei''''ieu :. VIZ 49, -
Ills amy .'iia NOUNS 'al ia ~ D.,
efl''a ''ls JOY asio a...uue - .lle ~, ~
6ueSe' "rieli 'iiSy ''' o,'i ~ -
! arrive OF llle coast anu hlew ''tIii ~ ~
QeStihcd 70 assist III le1euAi5 llie'i ioii e.'o
! tyranny OF france ;.
Or hoinas oyer arrived IN Town yeS'ef-
| DAY evening ana 'iii'leuia'eiy ii"u q III
ference "ls!i -. i,iajes'y is..ll''et0.
mad an asso'iisliilagi} qulcA p'''saee iioiii 'ie
! coass OF opaln'
ihfrc il.'s peen no secona oAs'ie De'" en-
suesta aha t'is ffe'ei' hosn'llo peyoh'' Al
tails "ila ott-Toss0' Oh i1i'l'', 'a3 = ne
Was pr,sens III t'io iiieiiloIaDic ps,lio " W
esta, anu he SPEAKS Win sne nigheS, aP-
plaase o. 'ns ,.npesnosiSH O !ils Spanish a.,
! tack. though undlsciPilnea ana Irregular,
the" Jury was irresistible ne 5 SAW s loal
french fe2lhleh.S A'I'an} i'io|eo uo"n
but at the Same tllie The nle o. Lie flvlloii'
Their order ana qa'2Aness' were ere most ei'lc-
| t'iai, ana fi'1 haEoe was oised,u'.
~ ooatehDof8'' iii,'n "iii'cu i'o. i-i5'i'''-
s'h?e the gloti9as pors. OF PAD los'sni IN
Span tie war IN flnlana Is ceased 70 oa &C,
y much OF the PuonI ''eh'ioh. ne
oWsdes nave o. iaee iI ~ D9eh sac'ess.tu d,
I tE1pyr br.,;f- hpPn fcycS1
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PHILIP HICkY.
SAMUEL FULTON.
F O r &c N.

From irish and English papers receiUea at
the office ottie Mercantile Aavrytis@'- by
tic SHIP Elisabeth.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-30

BAYoNGE, jury w. &C
The following is toe act Of stlaTan'ef .
the new constitution Of Naples -.
Napoleon, by the grace OF GOD, emp, ipSd
rorof the French, &c. Our deary Delo'r oe
brother, prince Joseph Napoleon KING ar
Naples and Sicily, having submitted lJ h;eh
appreciation the constitutional statute VIZ '.I.,l
is to serve for the ground work OF po, c;";.
Legislation for the kingdom OF the two 'l ~ Of
lies, we have approved, and 90 apP'o,.t; on
the said statute, and guarantee its eNe1u uan1e
on the part of the sovereign and the p'0f
Of those Kingdoms. ,roN
Signed, NAfOAho
ssGiven at our imperial and
royal palace at Bayonne,
June 20, 189s."
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The following has been banded US for publ
cation.
Goyerna.est Of Baton Rouge q. lpfsf flo'aaa-
SYNDICATE OF MoNTEsAso.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05
Bp the Sl9aiIs.
VERMONT.
BURLINGTON,

IVY BURLINGTON, AUG. l9.
The NirdererS.-It is fact, that the
FEDERALISTS have from the first
to last been mast .for70ard in detecting
and bringing these offenders to justice.
1t is true, the inspector of this port was
prompt and yigilant in his exerions, but
the Federalists (and we venture to af-
firm he would readily acknowledge it)
were not surpassed in this respect, even
by him. About three fourths of the
Jury of Inquest, the Magistrate who
presided, and the Magistrates before
whom the prisoners were examined,
were firm Federalists.
And it is believed To be equally true.
that the prisoners are all Democrats.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05

d 0etnre a compcter' Judge sl liciclU qcCuri-
/ 81 by ~ least two responsible euretics, who
have no interest II the priyateer, each Of
I whom together with the said commander,
shah be Jointly and severally bound in the
/ sum Of two thousand pounds sterling; OF If
/ such ships be provided with above two hun
! dred and fifty seamen. or soldiers, in the
| sum OF four thousand pounds sterling, TO sat
| sly all damages and injuries which The said
| nrivateers, or afficers, or men, or any OF
| them, may do or commit during their cruize
contrary 70 the tenor ofthis treaty, or 70 the
laws aud instructions Tor regulating their
conduct, and further, that in all cases Of ag-
gressions, the said commissions shall be re-
vOkcd and annulled. 1t is also agreed, that
whenever a Judge Of court Of admiralty,
Of either Of the parties, shall pronounce SEN
tence against any vessel or goods, or prop
erty, belonging to the subjects or citizens
Of The other party, formal and duly authen-
ticated copy of All the proceedings to the
cause, and Of the said sentence, shall, if re-
CURED, be delivered to the commander Of
the said vessel without the smallest delay,
he paying all legal fees and demands for the
same.
ARTICLE XIV.
It is further agreed that both the said
contracting parties shall not only refuse to
receive any pirates into any Of their ports,
Ravens or towns, or permit any of their in
habitaRts to receive, protect, harbor, con-
ceal or assist them in any manner, but viii
bring to condign punishment all such inhab-
itants as shall be guilty Of such acts or Of
fences. And all their ships, with the goods
or merchandise taken by them and brought
into the port Of either the said parties, shall
be seized a. far as they can be discovered,
and shall be restored to the owners or the
factors or agents dLly deputed, and author
ised in writing by them, (proper evidence
being Shewn in the court Of admiralty for
proving the property even III case such ef-
fects should have passed into other hands
by sale, fit be proved that the buyers knew,
or had good reason to believe or suspect
that they had been practically taken
ARTICLE XIV.
It's likewise agreed, that the subjects
and citizens ofthe two nations shall not do
any acts Of hostility or violence against each
other. nor accept commissions or mstruc-
tons 50 to act, from any foreign Prince or
State, enemies to the other party, nor shall
the enemies Of one Of the parties be per-
mitted to invite or endeavour to enlist in the
military service, any Of the subjects or citi-
zens Of the other party: And the laws a.
& ainst all such offences and aggressions
shall be punctuallv executed and if any
subject or citizen ofthe said parties, respec-
lively, shall accept any foreign commission
or letters ofmarque for arming any vessel to
act as a privateer against the other party, it
Is hereby declared to be lawful for the said
party to treat and punish the said subject or
citizen, having such commission or letters
1t marque, as pirate
TO Be concluded in ON next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05
REODEIsLAND FLEcTION.
Eatract Qfa IetterJrom .NeTgh0rt, date'

~1I|H1S Cf leIerfroW |ftTtIi1Ttj u@'eu
.AllSust 81.
"The freemen of this State voted
yesterday for their Representatives in
Congress. THE FEDERAL CAN
DIDATES ARE ELECTED. Re-
turns Of votes have been brought here
by Expresses from every town in the
State erceht tzvo-and it appears by
these returns, that the Federal Ticket
has been carried bya majority Of 40
votes. In one ofthe two towns to be
heard from, it is supposed there IS a
small majority in Favor Of the Federal
Ticket, and in the other a small major
Ity IN favor Of the Democratic.-They
Will probably balance one another.
The Election Of State Representa-
tives took place the same day-and
there will probably be Federal major
ity Of or 8 III The Rhode Island IS
Se7l6ly.