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= WIN 1t|-|N ~ wv - 49, y 49,
and on the same day capt. bal1blidgs,
the olfeers and crew ofthe latr fhiladtl-
phi,, Were lihernted.
The foIlewine Is % extract Of letter
from commodore Rogers. 70 the See
erttary 81 he Navy, dated
D. SsSh;p csnssirniisa sus Z. fsoy.
ssThe Bashaw, conscious that ~ )
eonfinuanee 81 his cbstinaey, HE iowa
would fsll 1 sacrifice il our forces ID The
course az he summer. troposed % ns
sefms Of peace, which left is no interest
81 motive Is not kceeding 10 them. Is Ne
acknowledged that Re felt sensible our
efforts would Be sufficient 70 reduce his
town, and obliee him 70 retire % the
snounfsfns. This Acknowledgements q
once preeluded the possibility 81 acquir.
inr any honor b. our arms--buk indeed
the revrtse. s. L would have been per.
securing a epemys who, il ehsisipalioh
Of curvengeance, ~ his own acknow-
ledgment, fell himself more than half
yanqnished, and who. perhapss ii his
peftnrbation, might have carried his re-
sentSDent e he saeri6ce of 500 of orr
conntrvnten. whom ehanee ma plared
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Cant. TAYLOR informs q shst great
number of vessels have been reetntlys
carried into Barraroa- --alnong them The
brig Zane 81 Baltimore, and schooner
belonging to the same place, both with
valuable cargoesfrom 81 Domingo. The
lane was captured after very hard
fought action, 81 which the commander,
capt. Kennedy. his mate. and Is mem
were killed, and 9 wounded the French
men had IS killed and wounded. The
gunner and several Of the men are pas
sengers IN the Lear. The sehooners
sMar,ha and Mary, Ford, 81 Baltimore,
had been taken 81 . Spanish privateet,.
which followed her ont Of the port,
and carried into 4 small port adjacent,
where she was plundsfed but was az
.terwards ri, ased, md Ind sailed for 81.
Iago dc Cuba. I.efSno vessels belong.
inE ,ofhis port. Capt. Te,lor was board.
ca on the passage bysf British govern
ment schooner Experienced.
Gharirsion Times. 4
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IL but, Effected, d Il appears ~ diff
.ferent, and rather iess pleasing measures
sthAn thcse heretofore stated, BY the r.
rival Il Salem, 81. But although 4
nroves that our spirited and entefprising
countryman, General Eaton, was not
Ire negociater for he desirable arhiey.'
rnsnts Is question. slillit i most proba-
BE thar his glorious md splendid opera
fiona ii the interior cfthe country 20 fen
"a down de nRexibiiify Of the hostile
BashaM into something like moderdfien,
and, 30 doubt, produced his precieifan=
cyof compliance with The ferms 81 peace.
T7Ae fslopfne extract ne copy from q
letfry, IN fke ha,ids IF Q conmercial
friend received fran an q frrv oH board
he Consifaabn, dafed llfaita, itss
81, 1905. /
aOur differences with Tripoli, have
atlenRth been completely and IN my mind
honorably settled, through commodore
Rodgers and colonel Lear, and i has
been done without firing single shot %
ihe CITY. Thsterms on which the peace
has been concluded, will made known
40 you through the proper department
The outlines Of which viii here stare !:
first Al exchange ofprisoners was agreed
upon, 90 far As they went. saw 50. For
the remaining 2fs We paid 10000 dol
lsrs without consulaf presents, annual
tribute. 81 any other consideration All
the American prisoners were released
previous % the signing Of The tfsaty, Or
: compliance on our part with any cf.the
'stipnlations (which idenfly shewshow
anxious the Hashav was % end the very
unbvefiabie contest he had been 50 long
engaged IN with ihe Americans. The
7 ripolitan prisoners were NOT delivered
Is the Bashaw until die frigate Constitu-
ton had left Tripcli Within A unerieahs,
arrived It Syracuse, received on board
The Tripvlitans. md returned 10 Tripod j
md al hi. was done IL twelvs days.
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ALEXANDRIA,, September fs.
The United States frigase Essex,
Com. Barron, i IN Hampton Roads.
ai4RTiNsBuRc, sep,.nbsr %.
The Rev. G. SrkKlr yuiN preacA n
thr Stone ChnYsh IN Marsinsturr b.
Sunday next a 10 s'eisei, "A. III

NV ~ ~ Win great regret that We state
the re.appearahce Of the malignant fever
in Philadelphia. The board 81 healsh
have commenced the publication of Z
daily statement of new cases. On the
slst inst four and on the "a seven pati.
erts were admitted ih,o the hospital.
We are sorry tolesrn from he most !
correct source OF information, thai
considerable alarm has taken place. On
the subject Of the yellow fever. in The ci-
" Of N. YoFk. Tnconsequenet 81 The
death Of some persons who have had an I
the usual symptoms Of thar dreadful Dis
order, several houses in The neirhbo,ir.
hood Of the Tontine Coffee house have
been shut up, and many families have
removed into the country. We hone
that NeW.Y York. q well as RhiIadelphia.
viii not long lahour under this scouree.
thS progress Of which 10 both places, has
hitherto been slow and confined.
= .
CEN. 3 ATcN.-fhe public ere AMI.
Gus 70 learn some pSFsieulars Of their
conntryman who has recently ACQUIRED
90 much fame in Africa. We under-
stand he Il : native Of the western pan Of
Massachusetts, md has wife and iami-
" there or in Vermont. He was edu.
Gated on The savings Of his pay Is 4 soldi-
er in the revolutionary army, Il Dart
mouth College; and graduated about the
year 1898. He was I captain 10 the u.
States service. q Gen. ST. Clans de-
feat near Tie Miami, whefe Ne sienalized
his courage. Presidenf WAsnlncrox
appointed him Consul Il Tunis, where
he discharged his duty withzeal and d.
billy. When the expelled Bashaw of
Tripoii (Slpi HAMtr CAnAnANLf)
appliedto che united States, through
Commodore MoRRis, for assistance ID
recovering tie throne usnrped by his.
brother, and promising on spart, would
the United Stases advance $4,000 dol
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fined four days % The cabin s.d piun 6. !.
ed Sc thsir clothes, money Gs. &c
passengers were, John cof.isZsn. go
81 Long. Island William ~ snle, esq.
Sc Dublin and captain Wilson a shs
late Aberdeenshire regiment
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cHARLRsToN, ssp,smber 3. ]

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CHARLESTON. September 8.
Mr. i B. Jarboe, gunner, and Mr..
James Love, sail maker, on beard the
brig Jane, Of BALTIMORE which wss caps
tured and sent into Bsrrasoa, and who
arrived i this port in the brig Lear, have
Furnished is with the following paIticO-
lars Of that action
On the morning if the 25th July, OF
the Platform. were engaged Nv the
French privateer Superb, capt. Dnni.
nique, Mounting s guns with s7 men,
completely aecoutrrd with naskets,
&c. Tbs lane mounted 1 6 carriage
guns, and Al the eosnrnxncement 81 The
action had ~ men, six or eight Of which
were too sick to stand the deck her
commander, CAPT. VIM, Kennedy, was
killed early in the action, which lasted
about one hour, wlssnthe priyateersmen
carried yhg Jane BIZ boarding, after be-
ing fwireb before beaten Of, n attempts
ing il. On boarding, the Erenrhmef
behaved 10 the most shameful and cruel
manner. Mr.. Anderson. lie mate, Who
was wounded In The arm, and who was
the only Remaining olIicer on deck when
they came on board, was immediately
cut down with their sabres, as were also
one man and ! boy. who had not secured
their retreat By running below Mr..
Tanning. supereargo Of The ship which
Was caplured In company. and who had
taken passage in the brig for safety. was
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

% the sale OF The ursrprapria!ed lanes
# the COMMONWEALTH of Pennsylvania
lNnder the al OF April 1892, situate norii
& =. w. of the rivers Ohio, sc. however
beg leave 10 say that they are mistaken
in giving the s,s;em as the cause ci the
emharrassments, he system WAS no more
complex than what was absolutely neces
sary TO provide for the accommodation o.
two classes of persons, 10 VIII, those 10
whom 1t was mole cUnyeulent To give mo
ney in the first place and labor after' ana
these that could better afford labor a. hrsl
aud money after; each class had their
Irrespective mode of commsncing and com
I piefinc their titles clearly devised, the
consequence resulting from their neglect
10 perform certain conditions were am
ply provided for: partition sufficient to
prevent the rights of such persons rs the
iawconien'platej, from interfering orclash
ing had been erected. But this partition
hath been partly thrown down by the IRE.
sstib!e force ofdiyers land companies, COM
b'ned together. shall not relate a, this
moment the vexaiions and suffstines
which The industrious aad lnofIensive &C.
tuai settlers of Pennsylvania have borne
and are daily experiencing from seve,al
iand companies, shall only say that the
wolves have made dl eadiul hayock a.
mong the lambs.
Again, sir, | cannot believe that il is good
policy 70 give away Id .nmense property,
nay, believe it to be most dangerous TO
give il 10 ! few families, the idea of gran
tees ofiarge tracts ofland, brings always 20
my recollection multiplicity Of other per
sons without lands, and without means Of
Independence. When look at castle in
Europe. I directly link OIL degraded *
wreIchsd tenantry telling hard 10 satisfy
The luxures of thc proud idiet who lives
in l..
The extreme of wealth and poverty,
mostly operates two evils, and these evils
become stu! greater IN republic, than a.
ny where else was il not for the landed
property being held by few IN Ire land,
and were not the three fourihs Of the
people OF that country, tenants at will,
their well known energy and spirit, would
have enabled them long ago 10 effect re-
vo.utIou, AND arneliorase their late.
II b. continued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09
WASHINGTON CITY. March !,

On "Wednesday the plesd,ags in the
trial of Judge Chase were brought to a
closc--MrRodney finished hisremarks in
speech OF about q halt an hours length :
when Mr.. J. Randolph rose about hail
past ii and coa,inued speaking until a.
bout o'clock. MIR. Harper rcp,Icd, in
explanation, and Mr.. J. Randolph follow
ed him.
On motion of General Jackson, the
court came TO aresoiu;ion To pronounce
Judgment on Friday at IL o'clock.-
(Fhis day.)
ihus are the proceedings in this impor.
tant case, nearly brough, to- close, after
toll, patient, and deliberate hearing. In
no instance, perhaps, in this country, or
any other has tribunal of Justice exLi-
bited more honorable traits of impartial,
ty, or disnifed department. During the
whole progress of the trial degree of or.
der and decorum has been preserved,
which reflects high honor on the Senate
OF the United States, and the individu Al
who Presides over their deliberations.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09
SWINDLlNG.

recent instance of swindiihg has oc-
Cured in this city, which, both for the pur-
pose OF exposing a scouBdrel AID putting
the public on their guard against him
ought not to pass uunoticed. a person
calling himself j. Barclay Croker, and
who says that he comes from house in
London, has lately ushered himself into
public notice as a Goldsmith, Jewe..er, &c.
and has SO fat imposed on the public as
to possess himself OF many valuable arti-
cles in the line of his pretended profsssi-
on. Suspecting, as it seems, that he
eoInd not continue his nefarious practices
longer without discovery, he clandes,ine.
~ len his lodgings on Sunday last, and
has not since been heard of. Some cir
cumslances lead TO conjecture that he has
gone 10 Norfolk or Richmond. In order
TO apprise the public of their danger.
printers especially in the southern states.
would do well TO mention the faa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

grounded forward, and the master jump
ed upon the rocks. She had seven tathcms
asiein. .hsy We're then - near as to
hear ccntne.s cJnveTse--saw al the gun
boats, aud examined the coast complete
~ t,klng The bearings of the bashaw's
Castle from every sound, < rot safe on board
the schooner at 3 in tie morning. 1t
appears strange the boat was not cHscover-
cd as She was within pistol shot of every
battery they have. Whether the enemy
saw her or not, it is certain they took no
appaI ent notice of her,
- La my way up the Mediterranean,
have been much gra.I6ed ia visiting that &c.
leorated nest OF robbers, the city OF .figiers.
saw rhaAy poo' christian slaves at work
(ni ttere nj emp.oys) who as We passed,
would cas-, look of Joy and haopiness,
as II were towards Us, no doubt arising
from Inc simple circumstance of our being
called christians like themselves. MANY
OF them stretched cut their hands TOW ards
us, with look (ior they dare not speak }
" that spake, as we'll Is look could speak, !"
" a heHay for' a f,oor cafsfye." need Got
tell you my feelings on this occasion, suf-
lice / /, thar when ! went ashu,e I had
So dollars iii my pocket, and returned on
board without penny an ,oid that
a slave for orc third Of 4 dollar, can pur-
chase day OF rest, and ever, of amusement
iii that be the case, ! am happy that
visited them.
The Dey of Algiers paid us great
attention; saiutlng cur ship on her ar,i-
val with 2 guns, which we returned.
The captain on.landing was salu,ed with
live guns--the FIRST instance of their salu.
ting an American captain Of landing.-
We procured u. this place refreshments
too our crew, who were very sickly and
received also handsome present from his
HfeTiai majesty, consisting oi sheep, buf.
taloes, fresh bread and ege.ablss."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09
IWkWI'Y DOLLARS PEW4RO.

~ UN away from the subscriber ID Rucking
4 = ham county. on Tuesday he i9ih February
a nero man named LYMhS. well known in
the Town of Manchester, aged sbout SO or 50.
much pittcd with the small pox, with scar on
one Of his checks. rather Of yclowsh complex
ION he has relations near Todf.'s bridge m King
< Queen couD;yi II IS likely lie viii cndeavor 10
get on board some vessel and make his escape
or else make his way 20 Todd's bsidge. His
elo,hing when he went away Yves a negro coz
ton coat ard ovcralls. IN masters az vessels
are hereby forewafned carrying him CT :. their
peril The above tewafs will be paid Got his de.
livery 70 me,'or ten dol'ars 20 .conGne him in aa
and give NE information thereof
JOHN HENDR1cK.
March 9TH, 1905. If
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{ 70 BE continued. J
NETWORK, February 9s.

EN,raS' OF letter from an officer on board
,ne y. ,. trisate Congress, dated off
liiPoh,. October 80, Iso4.--Rercivea
by the John Adams.
=" we have been cruising of Tripoli
since iha esd OF September in eoransnv
with the schooner Nautilus, AID Ia.
blockaded the port faithfully. VIVA, 90,
have heard respecting the impossibiIity ~
a large ship going into this harbor. T. .n.
true 4; we can go within twenty yards Of
their batteries with safety, aud have IN.
deed more water than we want, say ten "a
thoms. This desirable knowledge wa,
obtained one moon shine night, by capt
Rogers himself, accompanied by the mas
ter. They even found that when the boa,
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APPOINTMENTS.
Approved by the Senate.

1PFFOFCu y Inc Senaie.
RoBERr Smith, Attorney General of
the United States, in the room Of Of Le-
vi Lincoln, resigned.
JACOB CRowEIHsaIELD, Secretary of
the Navy, III the room of Robert smith,
appointed Attorney General.
GENERAL HUT, Governor of the ter
ritory Of Michigan.
We understand these appointments re-
eeived the unanimous sanction of the
Senate.
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STORAGE.

VIE subscriber IS in possession Of 4 large and
a convenient warehouse at Rockets, aud ten
ders his services TO the public. in thar linz RE
will attend TO the receiving and delivering any
goods that his friends may think proper 20 o acc
in his care. VIZ. GOODWIN.
FOR SALE. IN STORE,
800 Bushels STOVE SALT.
New York PORTER ,
New Ark CYDER SBy the Barrel
Newtown PIPPiNS
(SWj VIC
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RiCHMOND:
SATURDAY. MARCH 9. lsos.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS,

'Oi>C ~ ELK IOASl
Drank az The Eagle Tavern, 4ih 4;Larh,
1905.
BY the president, DIR. WIN. Foushee-
john Page, Governor of Virginia.
VIM. ri. Cabell-On day consccrat-
ed TO repubiicanism, may the name OF
JoHN THOMSON never be forgotten by the
people of Virginia.
Henry L. Biscoe--Creed Taylor; the
disinterested patriot, whose political mot
to IS, firincihics not nscn.
bathurst Jones-Political honors; TO
deny them 10 political meiit is not mode
ration bu, aPOSTACY.
Major VIM. Price-The old motto,
Uniees zoe stand, divided 1rc /a1."
James iernan-Re Reformation 10 the e.
nensles Of our country who enjoy the be-
nei, of il.
JOHN darvie, jul. Patriotism, the Grst
aud noblest sentiment OF u freeman.
VIM. M. Bcown--Judge CHASE, late In
TRIAL before the Senate of the Unitsd
States; may this prove TO The Judiciary,
that they are amenable To The people.
Lyman Mavks--The patriot oI'F5, &c.
neral VIM. Moseley.
WA. Dabney-- The land Of liberty.
Maurice l., Miler--Wiiiiam Duane;
ms services in the Cause OF repubicanism,
wiii raise M the affections Of the Ameri.
can people, an everlasting monumen, to
his memory.
lho's ititchie-Thomas Paine. the lite
rary heroe OF the American Revelation;
IN spite OF king craft or prizes, craft, the
kinHtS OF MAN shall continue sor-
ever.
Robert Mitchell-Wm. b. Giles, the
genuine patriot and able statesman, a
TREND to the people and supporter of our
constitution who does not shrink from
his post, and detects the machina,ions of
is enemies.
Or. John II, William Writ,
an honor TO himself and 10 the state.
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THE FOURTH OF MARCH.

THE FOURTH OF MARCH,
being day dear in the estimation OF the
republicans throughout the union, wasce-
lebraled al the Washington Tavern in this
city, 3y numerous concourse of rerub.
llcans, with the utmost hiIari,y when
the following ,oaslswerc drank, which arc
now given 10 Us public, as the unanimous
sentiment of that meeting.
BY particular desire, Governor Page
took the seat as President, and PbiIp NJ.
Nichoias, Esq. that of Vice President.
l. TIE an IF Naych--The day which
gave security and pefmanence TO our H.
berties--l7 Cheers.
2. Thomas JcGerson-The Ilustrious pa
trioi and statesman, his history is record.
ed IN The hearts OF the people, and his eu-
logium is found in 'hsir happiness Sc pros
periiy--9 Cheers.
3. George tHnton--Wbo contributed To
obtain our liberties by his vaior, and to
secure them by his patfiotism-7 Cheers.
4. The union of the American states.
The enemy 10 It's continuance, is an enemy
TO his counIIy--i3 Cheers.
S. ! lie CONSTITUTIONAL is the duty of
every citizen to understand lis principles,
and TO defend it against encroachment--
z Cheers.
9. The memory Of Washington and
those patriots End heroes who contributed
10 obtain our independeDce--9 Cheers.
z. The press, the nurse of science, The
support OF freedom, aud the scouree OF
iyrants-7 Cheers.
8, The trial by jury--'rhe sanctuary
OF Innocence, and the carb of powers
Cheers.
9. The Militia---The yirluous & brave
defenders of their country Cheers.
10. The heads OF epartment-They
have justified by their corduct the high
confidence OF their coun'ry-7 Cheers.
II. James MoDroc--rhe patriotic aud
enlightened citizen, the able and success
tut m.nister--7 Cheers.
~. Our infant nsvy--Whilst our gal-
liant ;ars cover Themselves with glory, they
DO honor to their country--7 Cheers.
10. The agriculture, Commerce and
OF the United Sta,es-The
honorable and abundant sources of public
wealth and private independence--7
Cheers.
ID. National economy--The best sys-
tenn Of fnance--3 Cheers.
s. Our fellow citizens, who celebrated
this day at the E,gle Tasern--Lke US
they venera,e the principles of liberty.
We tender them our truest regard aud
best wishes---6 Cheers.
Is. Our republican brethren through-
out the union--6 Cheers.
". / he American Fa'r-Their lives
hold out TO virtue its brightest example,
and their smiles It's dearest rewards
Peace, commerce, and friendly inter-
course with all nations, eniaagiing aihan-
ces with none---l7 Cheers.
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FOR SALE,

. a PLANTATION, containing a.
IA bout 1870 acres, about 100 u! which
are cleared there is a conve nicnt Dwell
ing House AND Kitchen and 'od Barn
on the premises near the House is a
Wen thirty feet deep, winch never goes
drv when kept CT 90 ; on one part Of The
Ptantationsherc IS a Large and excellent
Spring-Tho Land is of superior qua.
htt it lies on the road leading from
Mar,insh"rg to Be-, DIS Ferry, an is
about six miles from the former place
For terms apply On the premises, or to
the subscriber in MArtinsburg.
IGN ArIUS PRICE.
January IS, 1905.