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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
Land tor Sale.

TO be fold, one undivided fourth Of an
undivided ninth Of that part Of the real efate of
~ 4te ANTHONY BRACKET, On which tbe Poor
,.Ce Of TINS town has Iatey been erected. ANY per
on incnins 70 make good lpec4stion in land NAV
have Al opportunity Of doing % advantage.
%fPEto tie PyiaterJ,
November IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

WILLIS g MINISTRY.
10 addition % their former Stock, have added aIuoG
every article IN their Iine flch a
european, india & Welt-India Goods.
AMONG WHICH ARE
SuPerllne Broad Cloths, al cUlors
IIoreHce and Italian Silks, for Peices
,,, ratent Cord'-and India Cottons Of all prices.
men, from their method Of purchalug. will be \,
lIcH reduced prices that cannot fail to give the bur
chaiers perfect fatisfaaion. F1
15ey, htezvjt, brys fr Gt
z tons OF Butter, IN barrels fuitabe for re,,;r,c
Mould Candles, &c. &c. &c
Country Adl7Gl'' ari P,o4ua. 8 az IirJr tst.a IL a.
NOV 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

a Lot of LAND in Northvarmouth
htuatad On the County ROAD, between the Ban.
tut Meeting Houfe ard the lower fails, containing o.
hundred acres, in moving, pafture, and woodland
ne lo Is good Is well watered, has handor1e ftr
auoh lor houe and an orchard containing rty trees
~ lot lying IN the Of the above Da4ure and
woodland, containing leventy five acres AIfo. anum
ber Of houe lots near jerks Corner III the ben f-p
alton for mercantile buhne5 II the town-For na-tic-
alars apply to EDWARD RfTSSfTT
NoitLydrDrop.L, Mov. IL. 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
NJ. HILTON.

IA:Lrrfr, Dress and C5y5et JEsker,
TNFORATS tile Ladies Of Portland and it, viciritv
that Inc carries the above bunels in P9rs-S,rst
between Union aud Long Wharf, opPoitc Plumb
Greet where uch Ladies favor her wish their cuf-
tom may depend on their orders being executed in the
c.vycH taihious and on reaionaJle terms
a varistvof Piul and other BONNETs, of the lat
ct Eag!;h flihions
n o. II! ,ta45 of Ns-is Jg-ort dane. Nov o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
JUST RECEIVED.
Bv ENOCH MOULTON.

1T 10 S, Jonc,' R07v, FiJb-Sfyet,
.N ADDITION to his forrcr aAortment. VIZ
4 Cold and Gilt J-wery--Eleeant plated frui,
EsJ,e,s--Tei Pots Sugar Bllons and Cream Ewers
with hver sdy4 and gilt lnhJe--Suuders and Travs
Tlegau: Looking Glades-P'8ures, with gilt frames
different izes a. cheap can be bought in thi. or
a1y her tewn.
~ Calh given for OH Coi} at Sh2.r NOV 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
Stray HOr1e.

CTRATED from the iubfcriber, Dark Ped HORSE.
Black name and Tail. about Seven wears old, trsrs
molly, and was teen about 70 days Encc In falmouth
-WhoeTer viii return 1s;d no ie, 20 the aer, o.
give information wkore he may be found ihs.l d.
rewarded for al ezpeECes ana trouble
Window Webb.
Frat7rt ~. ~,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
James {. Bullard,

INFORMS the pubic, tlat hc has taken fhr f--r-
part Of the itoTe row occupied by Mr.. N@rlrIa,r
A. DAVIS, IN For'-Sfra1, nearly 0ppobgc AIers. Ouin
cY & Di1-whore he offers for iie.
4 large adorEment of CcrtI-r1rrs Youths ana Gil
IFcns Enghih and American El7ruiacturcd HATS.
Borders.
Af-7r'ir--duf5 ana TiPPe;---IlttrrE -T-rimrlia-r
And large quandty oi Latics Straw Eorne.s. p
The Ne,tudia market
lhe above articles were purchrr-l ll- c1h, ana
wa be lOld cheap, wholeile slsd e-aiL
Il C-ih an the hiGhci prize given I'm an kir.5
nj ihiPpiHg and hattnF fUrs. a1d Courffv 49,
duce - --
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
POOR RICHARDS

0+pm0r Nt7y-Engl7Hd A,nan7ck, r. 1896,
4 Obtaining Eclpfes Predictions of the Weather, the
= Suns rifng and letting, TIE Tides, Courts, Lin
Of Roads, Agriculture MlceIIany, &c. &c. and every
iking neceilary for an Almanack. Price, cents I'm
gle, 81 cents doz. anl dolls grols.
F3r Sas at Z. CarF5 B95k-Sf5re, FIlb,fr.
Portland, Nov p, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

70 ARfKELAUS LEWIS, me a TIE 1Hfi-
Z re Par, 7oi.5a qa4 r t5s County e Cumberland
tA the Sublcrbers, being Propretors IN the Town
II FaLzaytb Judging PJs3r:scy'r MEETING to Be
neceG1-y, do hereby requeR YOU to tfIue Warrant,
for calling meeting Of the iaid Fropretor be hol-
den Al the houfe Of ANDREw p. FEosr late or FuL-
,sapb d.ceaed, on the ZBiyf5 day Of Deeenu5r nkf
being the latt Monday IN iaid month"; at O'Clock
a. TO act the following articles
1T TO rhoole Moderator.
Cd 10 chooie clerk the former Clerk be:fg
dead,
81. To receive accounts, and allow the fame fthey
fee eauir.
A. no choofs Committeeman In lieu Of r. r. FRI.
y. 10 hgn grants TO thole who have not had lO4
ACRES Of land laid 10 them, and remove thoie
that have been laid former grants on old claims.
9Th TO fes il the ProPretors will chooie COM
Il,toe 10 object TO any PeriUn perlons who are on
Jhe Proprietor's Land. and pro!ecu;e trcipafcrs.
7th Tu fae what the Proprictors will 90 with the
undivided and, after IOI acres completed to each
-oPrie;or Cell It public auction, or diiPoie Of
4 Az they think proper.
S.h 10 tcc what method the P-oprietory will take
e cal their Meetings for the fu'ure.
9,h. III account luntry LyuSs ou; Of tie Com
ri.tee.
5eDi' Baile7, Slml Moundort,
Johu Ouinbv, Nathan WiaAow,
Job window, Cliyer E-inGow,
Wm. Winlow, Peter Woodbury..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

M2; 3 Wu5ys Ra7v, Haze FIR S4Ls,
= OFERFiNE Froadcioths; double milled and WORT.
'ed !, Catimire'; Woolen Cords Fancy do. and
'o"chet Neihngs Duths; Coatingo narrow Plain.
Serges; flannels Baizes syanfdown, Rl,,La,. /.
C.hcoe' Furnitures; Cambrics Mullins 7-s 81
8 8 Ald Ao-i Diapers Coleran Linens Velrets !
iloie'y Laces; Luhrings; Dintes Roval bic mic
ana -4ced hIk Cloves. lJe. u. t. g.. tJs tze ,-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
The Cheap Store.

Ms. 3 Q 4, 9onets Ro7r.
QUINCY s DIX, in addition to to their
general a1crtment OF EUROPEAN GOODS.
nave ultreceived, and now spen for fale,
One cafe MuRs and Tippets, con6finc Of fable.
ar Kuilla Poecat, elk, fox and mock fable, which
they Will fell 10 per lower than the Bolton price,
One trunk elegrnt fnall figured Japan and Cobweb
Mullins,
a large aiortment of Ladies fancy Head Handker-
chlets-One cafe fashionable Calcoes,
Elegant Engih fix Stockings and Gloves, for aides
and Gentlemen,
silk Shawls-Elccant CameTs hair do.
India 1.uitringS, PerIaNs, Handkerchief. &c
Pelice Silks &c
dozen Ladies ElaAc Under Coats.
Ladies black and fate colOred Worried Hofe
bale Role Blankets,
conitant 1npply of all kinds of Feathers and Bed
ticking,
cafe Muhcal Inftrumcnts, conG0ins Of Flutes, Fla
gelettes, Hfes, Jr.
80 Buffalo Skins fuifabIe for Boots TO Sleighs,
And are in hourly expectation Of large aIortmcnt
OF CarPeting, by the frt packet.
~ Ihofe who NAV with 10 purchafe anv articles
~ ne LnGhh Goods line, may now have all opporni-
nity OF fuPPITing tliemdeives at 1 cheap rate.
y. B. Wett-India Goods, as ufual.
Nov 95
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
Joel Hall.

" 81 \, L9"g Wbarf, Ha5 t5r Sahe,
$50 half bbls. NGefs do.
lso bbls. Cargo No. II,
go half bbls do.
- bbI. Cargo No do
50 DO do No ID
boTes morid and dipt Cannlst.
DO. brown Soap,
Hhds. and bbls. Brown Sugar,
IN nhd' and tierccs belt retailing NTolaCas,
~ 40 good favored wlBtlward ifand RuIt
rev bhls Connecticut prime Pork,
nan bbls Beet Tongue. Nov. q5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
Ncw GoLh 5e5yely, and SIvcr Plated
WAREHOUSE.
George LOWS & Co.

GO1DSNlIHo AND WORKING JEWBl LERc
ia. 10, Josess Re5s Fi,J-Ss,t Pori-A f-o der, L-r
z1i7r B47I,
HAVE Jun received, III addition to their former
flock, large and elegant alor;u'cnt ec the uon
fashionable Jewery and Silver aud Plated Ware, d.
rect from the msnsfa6t rieslFhch they JTer Y. chcaD
ss can be Purclaled in colOn eieshere, - SL-l-
llE- and Ra4h.
TEH-ELRT.
Among which ate-Co!d and fancy Necklace
gold Knobs pearl ard gold Ear Rings topaz. hair.
and euameIed Rings; plain, pa1s, aid gilr Lockets
Beed' Of all kinds and prices turtofe G.ell Combs.
PLAN and mounted great variety CT Boiom Pins
Tooth Picss, sc sc.
SITTER .-zf PLATED F.IPF.
Silver pla;ed Ladies Glesr table, coffee and te,
Spoons hlver and plated Nh llrrd. salt. and Cream
POtsi hlver Gators; fIv-r Delcrt KnivrS: nI,re4
z andlettcks; hivsr Sleeve Eurt"us; kacrbuckle.
hlVeF mounted SPectacles, &c.--.bs,
A handfome afortment of Capp'd Watches,
gold lver, and gilt, Ensis and French rrznufaeorv
Plated and gilt Chzins, Seals and Keys; cypAer snd
corneIian KEYS.
Eight day Clocks and Tinepieces.
very elegant and large afortr,rrt of
LOOKING GLASSES,
with sit frames, varipus prices frozt 10 dollars 70 1e
cents which arc oIcred At reduced prices.
great variety Of elegant PRINTS with gilt frames
i-''aO.s for parlour ornaments.
~ 9. Lows s GO. tender their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to their friends ind cuomers for their liberal enrour
ageaent ard having greatly enlarged their ock. TO-
cIt thare sf the public patronage as they warranr
a. the above articles 70 be Of the rit quaIity-houd
they prove otherwile, they Ell be exchanged or re-
oeFsa as>n' Va. p.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
: Real Ef(atc at Au6tion

IOM ORRt W, TIE 1Cfb Nh. ,u ~ r.
,9yg lgha foevisgey ai3yaS ,cas 5,.sas. rLJ
ONE undivided eighth part ofthe foilovir.r 4 nTs
= CE LAND, viz Twelve acres on Ps,+f,-J Nj
no ealled DIE fronngOn Waihngton-fireet- Forl
acres 70 common Vith Mr.. Robert Ruvd and otbe-s
fronting on Cumberland frpet An urlnrb,ed ,;-,.
VII Dc given, and the terms which win u libersi I
be made known at the time offale
an9nd ~ ne wea.her not he far The fe viii be poa-
P'Ded hll The hrt tair day--Sa!e Il p O'Clock.
+. GRIZZLY & Co. d1i1joyeey,
Nov, 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
NEH~ GOODS.
William P. Davis,

T Is for lale at his fore Forc-S-yea (nearIy o2ps
: Are the C5e9p Sto,sJ frefh fuppy Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Conhiting Of upcrfne, iddling and low priced Broad
cloths Vevets; Baizes; Flannes ; Fearnoughrs ;
Coatings, e Gs. which will be fold very cheap for
cain or approved credit.
Also,
10 Hhds beG retailing Noafes,
Hhds Wehndia Rum,
Weitindia Goods and Groceries, as urual.
~ B. Every kind of Country Prrduce bought 4.
the market prices nov IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

Surgeon DsHtE, Fiddle Sve,t.
nEGS lsaTe % inform lis friends, in Portland, and
ID it5 vicinity, that Pc las aznn etUraci, and con
tiaues to practice at the ulual place.
Nov %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

1IylJn, Hyfon E,in, Souclopg and Bohea Teas I;
Port, Ilbon, Malaga and Sherry Wines Loaf and
brown Sugars CsfIee Chocolate; Molafes Rum ;
Gin Brandy Vinegar; Spices indigo Sat Petrei
Salt Fih-and many other articles, too numerous ~
mcntion--Al Of which he j, determined 10 fell on
good terms fur purchaiers, Be bought in
or country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

A complete aG0rtment Of Hard Ware,
ComPrfhnS amof every article in the Hard Ware
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
For Sale.


Flins0,4tt, Nsvsri5er le. 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
BOSTON, December z.

=" After long spell Of idleness, the
democrats are now going to work in ear.
nest. Since the vote in Massachusetts
has been received, they openly declare
they have nothing to fear. ~
. The articles ofimpeachment against
Judge Chase, have al been swallowed
as rapidly as il they were Cherries and
guilty or not guilty, his condemnation is
certain. The fedcralists look on with
silent indignation. They have not pow
erto check the prosecuting machine and
they are mute. They haze this ronso-
>Iatioa that Judge Chase views the ebu-
litions Of the malice of his deadly and un-
prineipled enemies, with the utmost in
difference. Panoplied in conscious rec
titude, he can "smile at the Ird1rn dag
ger and defy its paint" He has already
attained the first honours bis country
can bestow and his condemnation by
such men as now compose the majority
Of Congress-, win give knish TO his
fame, and entwine his brow with an i'm
mortal wreath. The junto are united
III Lac pursuit AHu LHG OIHN uC1hoStdIS
who had independence enough to vote as
honour and conscience dictate are Mr..
Elliot, Of Vermont, and Col. Smith, of
Virginia. -.....L.
"The Louisiana memorial is found
rather hard Of digestion. 1t contains
some damnlng facts, much spirit and
sound reasoning. How some Of our
teeth outward "RePublicans". are to get
over or under 1t, would puzzFEE any one
not acquainted with their Discrimination.
The colonial (or territoriaD system H.
dopted last session, is quite favourite
with our republican president, mauger
all his professions on paper. He viii
not willingly relinqnish SO much patron
age; but the Louisianians are spirited;
and they viii not be put OFF very easily"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
CONGRESS of the II. STATES.
0usEgREPREsENrATIYEs
Deceimher2h

MFR. Rhea (of Ten.) moved that the
secretary Of war be directed to lay before
the house statement ofshe officers and
priyates Of the several corpse in ae-
taal service during the years 1905 and
lso5, and the names of The posts and
the numbers of the officers and soldiers
oeenpying the same also ., detailed
statement of the monies expended on the
several Notifications, arsenals, armo-
ries, and magazines Of the United States
during the aforementioned period.
Gen. Varnum doubted whether the
secretary OF war would give all the infor-
nation required, particularly he could
not make up returns Of 1904 until some
time in 1905. ~
Mr.. Dana did not know that there was
any military secret in the disposal Of the
small military force Of the United States,
but he did not think it prudent to give a
written document on this subject, lest
any nation Of Indians should occasion
some trouble to a post but weakly man
ned, ~.
Mr.: Rhea (of Ten.) in answer to
Gen. Narnuzn, replied tha. if the seere-
tary At war could not give the informa-
tion required he would say 50. On the
observation Of Mr.. Dana, he replied, that
in his opinion the Representatives Of the
nation ought to be acquainted with the
number q their troops and their respee-
tive stations. ~. ". ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
Washington City, January >.

=, Yesterday being the day appointed by
the High Court Of Impe Aohments, for
the appearance of Judge Chase, the Sc
nate were organized for the purpose,
having temporary seats erected on each
side of the Presidents chair. "A little
after twelve o'clock Judge Chase made
his appearance. After bowling to the
Presiden. and members of the court,
and standing a moment, the Judge re.
quested that he might be permitted a
seat, when chair was handed him
Fhe President then stated, that agreea.
bly, to the notice which had been served
on him, that was the day assigned for
his appearance, to answer TO the charges
OF Impeachment, preferred to the house
OF representatives. The Judge then
rose, and after protesting his innocence,
stated variety of reasons, why he was
notprepared with an answer and defence,
and concluded by moving, that he night
be allowed until the first day of next ses.
sion toprepare his defence. After which
the Senate withdrew. to deliberate. As
soon as the Senate have decided on the
motion Of Judge Chase we shall give
the speech which preceded his motlon,
at length. ~*@ : Pr, -
-. The Senate were engaged till late last
evening, and to-day till two O'Clock il
their private room. Attwo, they came
into the Senate chamber, and took the
oath prescribed Tor the Impeaehment.-
MIR. Bradley then moved that Judge
Chase might be allowed till the :
day of to put in his answer and
prepare for his trial. Mr.. Gle. moved
to amend the motion, that the Senate
would receive the answer and proceed
to the trial Of Judge Chase on the 81. !. !.
day of The amendment was adopt,
cd. Mr.. Tracy proposed 70 fill up the
blanks by inserting the FIRST Monday in
December next. Mr., Breckenridge
proposed the fourth day of February
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11

a28-SkE 8 ~ ~ - a - II
Mr.. Eustis requested the resolution
might lay on the table till Monday.
MIR. Rhea (of Ten. acquisscsd and
the motion lies according u.
Anengrossed bill tablishingruies
and articles for the government ofthe
armies Of the United States, was read a
third time and passed. sss.
Mr.. ]. Clay presented the petition Of
Oliver Evans, stating his many and We.
~ useful inventions for the Improvement
of merchant mills and steam engines,
praying an extension ofhis patent right
to his mill machinery, and on motion
the same was referred to the committee
of commerce and manufactures.
MIR. Purviance gave notice that on the
third Monday of January he intended
to introduce a resolution giving to the
district of Columbia durable legislature
of their own, on which the opinions of
the heads Of departments were 70 be OBJ
tanned. =
Adjourned.
The bill from the Senate, dividing the
Indiana Territory into two governments,
was read twice and referred to a select
committee. z*-- ~~s
Mr.. Sanford, on motion, obtained
reference 10 the committee Of claims of
the petition of Arthur St. Clair, late a
maior-general, praying the liquidation
and settlement Of claim for specified
sum, which he advanced major w.
Butler, for the purpose Of Requesting
soldiers in 1916. -
Mr.. ]. Randolph from the Committee
Of Ways and Means, reported bill max
ing an appropriation for the support of
the NAVY of the United States, for the.
year 1905, which was read twice and re-
ferred to a committee Of the whole, for
80. ~.+.-.9
Mr.. Crowningshield, from the COM
mittee of Commerce and Manufactures,
q bill for carrying into complete
effect the 10th article Of the treaty with
Spain, which, being readtwice. was or.
dered to be referred 10 the committee of
the whole on Friday.
December ~. ~,
Mr.. Leib presented a petition from
the board of directors of the Philadel-
phia Typographical society, praying
Congress to lay an additional duty On all
books imported into the United States
for sale.
Referred to the committee of Com
merce and Manufactures. =
Mr.. Lyon presented a petition from q
number Of the inhabitants of the town
and county of Alexandria, praying for
the incorporation Of a company to erect
a bridge across the river Potomac, from
the endof the Maryland avenue, to A.
lexander's Island in the county of Alex-
andria. Referred to acommitte to whom
was referred the several other PETITIONS
on this subject which were presented the
last session.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
NEW.YORK, January 1.

Late Foreign Mrrps.-The ship Port
land, capt. Wills, has arrived at Rsedy
Island, in the Delaware, from Lori
emf, which place she left the oath of DC.
tober.-By her, files Of Paris and Nantz
papers to the 2lst Of that month arc re.
ceised in Philadelphia, but no translate
ons had been made when the mail which
reached US this morning left there. Capt.
Wills (says the Philadelphia. True A.
merican) informs, THAT the ship Tho
mas, from New-York, with Gen. Arm.
strong, Ambassador from the United
States, had arrived at Nantz; that few
days before he left L Orient two Spanish
ships loaded with linens, from St. Ma
ioes to Spain, were eaptured by Bri.
tish frigate., Whencapt. w. arrived at
L'Orient, upwards of 60 ssil Of Gun
Brigs, Pinuanees, &c. lay there on
his departure, not more than MAIN
ed and they dismantied, ABOUT, Is had
been recently captured and destroyed ON
their passage thence to Brcst, BY two
British frigates. The crews of the gun
boats in general were very sickly owing
to the want of accommodation under
deck. "A fine ship to carry 80 guns, was
launched there duringhi stay, and three
others in forwardness on the stocks, but
no seamen to man them-War with Rus
STA was strongly talked of in those cities
where freedom Of speech was exercised,
and the long contemplated invasion Of
England generally neutrality-suspicious.
plenty and cheap, but The once flourish
ing port Of L'Orient was totally bereft of
its trade, and the merchants extensive
stores occupied by the government"
From HoAand.--We have accounts
from Rotterdam by Capt. Foster, to the
18th October. They repeat the proba-
bility Of an immediate war between Rus
STA and:Sweden with France. and be-
tween Great Britain and Spain: That
the appearances Of invasion were kept
up; that the Dutch gun boats had been
sent to Boulogne; at which place the
British had succeeded in DESTROYING a
great number: T'hatthe talE ia Holland
was Of an expected change inthe govern
ment from rePublieanisn toroyaly; and
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
WASHINGToN.ClTY, January s..

" AoAAAANS - "a
Capv oro lettet from Richard 1C'Brien,
, late Consul q The United States at AZ
| piers; ciring some details IF fraasac-
fiens bffarr Trit0f-so jim Gapino,
Consul al Gibraltar.
Ma!sa, 5h Septembsr, 1904,
| DedrsSIr, -. n
..--,<-- On the morning ofthe 29th d
| August, at half past one A. NJ. the AZ,
merican gun boats, &c. and two bomb
bards entered the harbour Of Tripoli. and
within 500 feet of the Bashaw's castle,
commenced their attack. They fred
one hundred and twenty rounds each,
,, sunk three 9th enemy's gun boats, aud
a merchant polacre. At day light the
+ Constitution led in within pistol shot Of
the chief OF the batteries, fred nine
broadsides, received twelve shot in the
hull, log four men killed, and two wonn-
ded in one OF her boats BY shot. In Tri-
poli, they have mounted in the city pre-
senting the as, north and west IS guns
had - goo Arabs, and the inhabitants
W RudtI (hS N'tNp Idd ~ Sdh Vi kuW
boats, two s,hooners and two galliots,
and brig. The Americans had the
Constitution, Argus, Syren, Vixen,
Nautilus, Enterprise, six gun boats and
two bombards. The whole Of the Ame.
ricsn crews amount to $50 mer and the
Eeapolitans to l2O. The Eter behav-
cd well. IN the latter action apt. Chaun-
cey, officers and crew Ct lie John A
dams, volunteered their services to the
Constitution and gun boats. We have
been expecting to be joined ~ comuo-
dore Barron aud frigates bu, he will be
too late to end the aHairs of this year,
as the summer season is almost overfor
gun boats. sand Tripoli ia winter eG,, on
ly be blocksdcd by corsairs, >, Il mes of
and on. This extract viii snew that orr
present force IS only adequate ~ lrritats
Tripoli, but Ill not De adequate to re.
duce it to Anne ican terms, and obtain
our feltow-citlzens.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11

next. The last motion was carried 81
to 9. 3D.
Previous ID the question for post
ponemens, an affidavit by Judge Chase
was read in the Senate, stating that it
was impossible Tor him to collect the ne
cessary testimo rom Philadelphia and
Richmond this session, or to prepare
his defence, even if the testimony was
procured. All would not avail. The
impeachers had twelve Or eighteen
months to collect testimony and 10 pre-.
pare. Judge Chase has one month in id.
dition to the fourteen days notice. -.
So go the times. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
Maryland Legislature.

: The house Of delegates of this state
ordered that Messrs. Bayly, Montgo-
merry, Goldshorongh, Mercer and Shaaf
be committee to prepare andbring in a
bill 10 provide for the election of 60
vernorby the people, and to abolish all
those parts Of the constitution and form
fgovernment. which relate to the eoun-
Gil and governor, and the time md man.
ner ofelecting the governor. ..--
The senate OF this state have assen.ed
70 the resolutions Of the house of dele.
gates respecting compensation to be
made to William Pinckney, esquire, for
the recovery of the bank stock.
On Thursday last Messrs. Montro-
merry, Lyles, Stansbury, Kowry, Tom
linsoA, Clarke and Sheredine, were bali
lottsd Tor aud duly elected . committee
sePrsPare and bring in bin 70 withdraw
certain sums from the cities Of Baltimore
and Annapolis, and the town of Easten,
and from St. Johns and Washington
colleges, and placing the same in the
treasury, subject to the appropriation of
The legislature. - IA