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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
Twenty Dollars Reward.

why A(Ohdic A-CN Glde
~ UN away from tne subaerbsr living in Pitt
IN sylvanis county. = mularfo fellow named
CARTER, about 81 ORR years OF age feet 8
or 10 inches high, well made has a small scar ON
the fore part of his neck, which 10 the only
mark that recollea about hin1--he i. as sold
in the year 1902 by James Bingham of Rich.
mond, 10 Capt. James Daring Of Campbell
county, OF whom purchased him--I suppose
he viii aim to get 90 Richmond sgain. "a his
mother lives there a. a free woman, ard goes by
tie name oePfssy Lomax. Any person taking
up ssid fellow and delivering him 10 me, or SO
secure hisn that can get him again, hail receive
the abeve reward, and all reasonable charges
paid, AL masters Of vessels and others are
hereby forewarned from haIbouring said fellow
or carrying him out Of this sfa.e at their peril
GEORGE BENACH.
Pitt,yivania, Oa. lsth, 1905. st
PURSUANT to a deed Of trust,
l. executed By John Wright. to secure the
payment Of one hundred and ffty.foar pounds
two shiings and seven pence. with interest
thereon from the twenty FIRST day Of ply, eigh-
teen hundred and four. and char yes, due brown,
kiyes u Co. will be SOLD, for ready money.
on Saturday the thirrieth day of November next ;,
at MIR. CroKsthwai,'s mills, in AEiheTss county,
the following SLAVES, viz. VIII, Pat 4
Charles Willis a very experienced waterman,
young, large and very valuable.
John Higginbotham, Trustee.
Wsrminsser. Amherst. Esd Od. 1906. AYR
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NOTICE.

pY virtue ftwo deeds of trust ex-
Ed esuted to us by Robert Priddy, to secure the
payment ofdebts due 70 ] ohm Bowe and William
said deeds, will be sold. on the premises, for res-
dy money, on Fridsythe Odd of November next,
the TRACT OF LAND. whereon the said Ro-
bert Pnddy formerly lived, oontaining upwards
of four hundred acres, lying on the Three Notch
ed road. fourteen miles ffom Richmond. near
Deep Run cozi,pits. This land is well tia.bcred.
has buildings suitable for.the accommodates Of
travellers, and IL said TO be good stand a. 4
tavern.
JOHN RUSSELL,
JOHN w. ELLIS.
Oa. 22d, 1905. ftd,l
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TO REM,

FOR one, or term Of years, that
L well known Tavern in chsflottefvi,le, the
property OF John Jouc;s deed with about fifty
acres OF land adjoining. The pcr!on thar rents
the houfe will be allowed the privilege of rcpair-
ing is, and the erPenfs decuaed GU. Of the rents,
ana may be accommodated with feveral valuable
houfe fervants.
Likewise that valuable BRICK TAVERN, n
lew miles above Charlottesville, lately occupied
By William Davenport. deed. Pcaefhor may
le had OF either of the honfes about the Err of
December next For terms apply to the fubfciiber
living near the Brick Tavern.
CLIFTON ROBES.
OCT. e3d. 1905. (3vks)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
Ma SHAFTS ALES.


n N pursuance of a decree Of the
{ Coars &c the United States f5r the fif'h Cir
cut in The Virginia Dis;riSt. pronounced at the
May Term, 1875. IN behalf of Jonn Tate and
Thomas Aston assighees Of Henry Martin, a
gains, James Vaughan, adro'r. &c. of Matthew
vaaghar, dec ard ofhers,--Wil be SOLD, 70
the highest ssd.es, for ready money, at Pears's
Tayern, in,hs county OF CoccA;and, on the Goth
day of November next,
The following SLAVES, viz.
Glib. Joe, Ned. Trip, Cyrus. Peer, Parrot, Bill.
~, LEWIS. LeScy. Carter, Phil -snd Poreus
(nlies)i EslI. Fremksy, Lscy, Fanny, Judy, A.
my, Dolly. Sylvia and Betty (sensies), or SO ma
LAY thereof as may be sufficient 10 ra;e the sum Of
one thousand seven hundred and seveniy-six dol
lara and th:Fty-four cents, with interest on one
thousand fear hundTtd and segenty-nine and ff-
ty-onc cents, part thereof at the rate Of SIX per
centum nee @nnam, from he 23d day Of MAJ {,
1906, and the expenses Of sale.
LEN. MOSBY, ID. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT, NJ. v. ID.
Oaober 3D. 1906. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
JAMES TERNAN.
no LET,

DY virtue OF q deed Of trust from
II Thomas Calls, to secure the payment Of
certain sums Of money therein expressed, will be
Monday the. 1iih day Of November next. Il
2lRACZ- or LIND, in Hanover county, for
merry the properly Of David Anderson, known
by the name of Andsrson's Old Store, at present
occupied Ivy the said Calls, containing 654 10
aercs, more or Lessor so much thereof as will
pay and satisfy the balance Of S4sl. 11s. 10d TO-
gethcr with in,creT skill due on the said deed Of
irust--as also, the expenses Of eafying the same
into ebea.
CHARLES J.MAcMURDO, Trustee.
Richmond, 9th Oct. 1905. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

pY virtue Of a deed OF trust execut-
Z y to US by John Christian. j.. TO secure the
payment OF debt therein mentioned due TO the
late Grrn of Dnnlop, Pollok & Co, will be sold,
to the highest bidder, for ready nonsy. ct Prince
EDWARD courthouse, on Monday the 18Th day of
November next, (be;ng cour, day) Z TRACT OF
Ian y. Containing $50 acres more or less, lying
On the waters of Big Rorgh creel, in the said
county of FRINGE Edward, being the land bought
BY said Christian from nbner Colec, per deed
bearing date the 28;h day Of May, 1908.
Tiie land may be viewed previous 10 the day of
sale, by applying to the said John Christian, jr.
Samuel IY. EeEa5Le,2 .r..,,,
Peter .$obns,oa,
Prince Edward, 26th Sept. 1905. ids .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

Manchester Iu,HbfSe .Lombaly.
ErcHTt RKoOi:ir1oS.
TT~as Shareholders in tie S1aneheaSr Turnpike
Company srs hereby required 70 pay TO Ianies
Drander Tgssfurcg, the fuftrer FUN - Ten Dol.
irs, On each l.arc, ON or before the 18Th Of Mo-
vemtcr ncxt.
By order Of tbe Directors,
James Brander, Ok.
Marsbefsr, roth on. rSo5- uSN
THE Gopartnership Of the subseri-
. hers, 6r9crthe firm Of gHoEf6S 9AHLoR
q c6. VII dissolve By muscal consent on the
lith Instant.
Thomas Taylor.
John Satchcll.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
MERIwETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN f. READ.

GA. 26, 1905.
Ey~ II is probable that may leave this state
ere long: in which event. Mcriweiher Jcnes
will be fully authorised TO aa for me.
(tf) BENJAMIN f. READ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

A BANK NOTE OF 10 dollars, which the
owner may have by proving it and paying costs
of advertising. at
JUST PUBLISHED,
and for sale at rbe bookstore IF JAcon JouS.
SON, few doors 6eiou t6e lfa,ket Horse,
Riebsaoud.
The Planters Virginia Almanack,
For tbe enspiag Tear, 1906.
At the following prices--per grois, five dollars
dozen, fifty cclts--Gsgle fx cents
Alto, jEa reeeyed--B onsparts and the French
People, undsr bis confulare, FRI Am. edition
100 Rsams SuPerroyal Printing Pepper.
100 do. DENY Of good quality.
$50 do Wrapping Paper.
200 Pieces Philadelphia Houfe Paper. ,M
Medium, Demy, Folio Pol. Foolscsp and Letter
Paper, aud general saortnaeat OF Articles in
the Stationary line. Der. %, 1905. ;
T~HE subscribers oeer for sale, their
4 reyersonary right in new Fire proof Ware
house on haxwell's wharf, in yhe Borough of
Norfolk, described in the will Of Mr.. John K.
Read, dec a. his Utpe1n,osf Warehouse.
In tsis properly, Mrs. Hslsn Reass has a life
esls,s.
MERIWETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN F. READ.
GA. IS, 1905.
t-y- II is probable thar may leave this state
ere long: In ,&hich event Mcriuathsr Ic,a~
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NOTICE..

A PETITION VIII be present
< v cd to the next General AGsmbis, praying
them to pafs Law, authorizing the cour. Of this
eous,y 20 levy uionsy, for the psrpoie Of bring.
ing up the records thereof, frou March 1893 70
March 1902.
southampton, sept.2. 1905. 9m
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Is l. A n K Is q " l. s
For sale 1t this oIasc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-08

sar,,. a few Copies ofthe american
insli,s.. i0r iale by Robert Cray, in
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-08
WILLIAM OXLE Y

HAS ON HAND
Witch be will djps}e If on ttrms a6OanfHgs'S'
to IL. tnrcbelrr5, for ee9 or notes.
The following Articles, VIZ.
Supefrac ana fecond cloths
Kerieymcres and iwanaown'
Bearll,ins and eeaEnonghts
Duranss and csllmancocs
Bombazess and widoores
Common and boil'd camb.ets
Silk, cotton, and worried holssy
Englfll extra long elk gloves
Silk twin and thread
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed inatfeilies
Laces, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace yeiis.
Paten, Go. 90.
Satin peelong and fix handksrchef'
a., o.s, and ga Cambrick mullins
India Jacouet do.
Fustians, backran, sc. &c.
Also,
A few bales Of Negro Caidies, and one trunk
fix AID cotton fings.
January 7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-08

ar Adventures in Lottery No,
:, for the Encouragement Of Life'at"rt, may
I :, the fate OF their Tickets, on application
60 the Printer, and paying II and hat cents for
asch ,;ckct, July IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-08

4 BOUT fortnight ago, TWO SILVER
n DESERT SPOONS, London make; the
letter +. engraved Oh rhe handles. VI oeser
can give information by which The Spoons can be
recovered, Glall receive ftafonabe reward, and
the full value paid for The detection of tie thief.
Apply to the Primer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-08
Mackarel s. Wzykey.

no barrels of MACKAREL jue received,
per fehoonsr Hiram, from Rhode. llsnd
ALSO,
IS barrels Arong proof RYE WHISKY
and
go kegs manufactured Iames-River TOBAC.
CO, warranted good. Thefc articles will be
fold low. Apply to
John & Thomas Vowel. .
July is. 9
BEEF AND PORK.
We have ju& received, prime and
mcs Beef, 10 barrels aud bali baieis prime
Polk, in barrels and bali basfe!s--all OF excel
lent qualify.
Hewes & Miller.
June 81.
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publit sale.

X lyRUttt
On FRIDAY next,
.,. ~ rilb: fold at the Yendae Stor,
~ ~ r u M
m ~ bl,. Freneh Brandy in pipes,
! s Co.. P 81 Apple Bandy in bis.
\ ", sa' 4 birds. tisrces and O* :
f., -, g, s SCI ,s4 '''''s''
3 l C.. 4 kegs, boxes and Jars,
+ ~ s i kegs ard srails,
\ n,.o,, Ware in crates.
iS1oIllgISEHOLD FURNITURE.
&c.-ALso,
| Variety Of DRY GOODS.
among which are
cl,h,. Coatings, Kerfemeres,
MAS MAJ Plains, Kerfsys, Negro cost0n''
S,,a Elaaicks, blue FREEZES,
! s SS Ruaels, Yarn Stockings,
fsi.ss and Calliccss,
IN Lnen,, Silsha do.
oabng, and Tickl:nbnrgs,
s,,Ip md Muslin handkerchief,
N, Mslins and Table Clothes,
S,I,npa Handksrchief.,
coDrra Threads, Ea.s and sundry other
"''' Philip C. Marlacllsr.
0as A.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
NATIONAL ACOUISITlCN.

By the two following paragraphs, the
frt from the National Inteligencer, and
the other from the Alexandria Advertiser,
il would feem that Mr.. Jc f-rfon begins to
realize fonething for his ff'een millions OF
dollars. He has already got from Louhana
a mag pie, and Prairie deg, commonly
called ground fquirrel. beEde the frog
which he got feveral months ago-Betore
LouGana has been another under the
mild and pacific fway Of Mr.. JeHeTfon,
hope the mag pies viii learn from his pre-
cept and example TO " direct their energies
70 the multiplication Of their race" Ow-
ing doubtleis to the bloody notions which
they have imbibed from the former delpo-
tick government of Loufana, Mr. Jnferfon
has now only one mag pie whereas he
might have had four, had they been duly
infru6ed in the rights 0 mag pies. and
1he obferyaRce of " equal and exs9 j4fice,
H. S. Gazets.
"We learn that part Of the collection
ofthe Curioftes collected BY Captain Lew.
is, on the Mifouri, has reached Baltimore.
Among thele are living animal, called
The wild dog Of the Prairie, and one mag
pie, Four mag pies were ient, but one Of
chem detroyed the other three"
Nat. Intel
Logfania Curisftiet,-YeRerday the Prai-
RE dog and mag Pie tent by capt. Lewis, ar
rived at the city cf Warrington. I he LAT
Ter is preciiely the Maybe Of Europe; but
how Mr.. evils, or any one in the leaf &C
quaiuted with claaing in Zoology came to
call the ground fax yqmryel dog 1t is indeed
difficult to imagine-itis precitely in fhape,
fze, colour, ii the choice Of its food. and
Is manner offeeding BY fitting up and tur-
ming haodly it nuts, &c. in its paws, a
fax jnqmyei; but it has lolt part of the hair
fIom its tail on the journey, 1.-THE hair qUH5
sver as Ing AZ afai in tbs lPecisf f Jq1iryel,
and this is the only novelty about it.
Lkx. Iav.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02

France as an equivalent. Something has
been aid, il IS true, about a re'eafc Of the
guarantee which We had formerly Aipula
ted ofthc french poheiisns in the Welt
In+r-s. But this has all been out doors
Il < md whether il was for thar or for
fon.e lefs worthy object that individual mer
chants nave been compelled to pay twenty
or thirty millions Of dollars is It'll pro-
found tecrer IF fate.
SO we might 60 on and mention one ex-
penG,e nequnation alter an other, which has
been carrying on by miniRerl ordinary and
extraordinary, all which have ended either
ID mifery o. il disappointment, or both.
We have at length found out that Louifia-
IA was pure hated for fifteen millions Of dol
lars and after the bargain was finiihed and
yhe faith oFthe nation pledged for payment,
Mr. Munroe was TENT 70 Spain TO help Mr..
Pinckney to End out what this Lcuiiiana
is; but the united talents OF theie able dl-
plomatits have NOT been able 10 make the
diIcoverv. Whenever France and Spain
hall have concluded the war in which they
are engaged, they will probably condefcend
20 tell US, that rs the boundaries of the ter
Eitory cannot be fcttled they will take the
whole under their protection till the qutftion
can Be adjufed. So far as we can learn
from newspapers, fuch appears TO be the
prefent ftuation and our future profpe6ts,
as to the LouiGana fPsculation. Ii has Of
ten been ltated that government have, from
time to time, received dispatches upon the
fubie6t, and if thof7 dispatches contain any
thing which afford brighter profPed of
thefe matters, they can eaGy be Pubhihed,
and then we fhali be ready 70 acknowledge
-ourleiYes mifaken. u. 5. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
BOSTON, August ~.
COL. RULER

The court martial ordered the trial of
Col. Butler, convened at New-Orleans on
the hrh Of July.-Col. Freeman preided in
the place Of Col Hunt; the members were
Majors Porter and Nicholl.
Captains Sparks, R. BiHell, Still, D. BIZ
fell, Boyer, Strong, Cooper, Schuyler, Ma
ny and Fergus
James Brown, EGq Judge advocate.
Capt. Edward d. Turner, ordered as 4
member Of the court, was objected to by
the Colonel.
ExtraR ga letter from a gentleman gtft5s fgf
repsaa5iAitB 70 bis friend in TIE NatcEs5.
dated Ne7U-Orlea05, 8tb July, 1905.
+" On the 9th init. Col Butler met
the court martial with his defence Of not
cropping his hair-I was prefent, and was
very much plraied with the Co.'s. dignity /;
he is truly worthy old folder. His rea-
fonings appeared concluGve, that the order
was not only illegal but unconstitutional,
but unwile I'D its nature and operation. ]
have been folder mylc'f, and know fome-
thing Of martial law, and were to hazard
an opinion it would be, that the court mar
tial INIT aqait, becauGe the order is not a
f" in7yfa! command" The Col. in his de-
fence bore hard on Gen, Wilmington
whole character unfortunately is not 70
fair, as to bear the teff Of critical examina-
tio2.e His weakness and vanity, his unin1ir-
ed deire to appear great, and his very def
political treatment to many officers, places
the army in very unplea!ant ltuation with
fuch a head"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
FRENCH COMBINED FErFr.

Capt. Tailor arrived here yeferdoy from
Ruiha, iPoke on Mondoy lat the brig 70
ieph Capt. Carver, ~ days from biIooa,
tor plymouth, and was informed by CAPT
Y. that days after leaving Bi.5oa, he was
boarded BY boat from French and SIAN
Iih feet of ~ fail Of the line, frigates, sc
and was told that the fquadron wa; bounI
INTO the Bay Of Bifcay, in purfuit Of feverai
Gail Of Britith fhips Of war, which they had
accounts were in that quarter. This fe-r,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
COMMENCEMENT,

This literary anniversary was yeferday
celebrated at Cambridge, with its accufom-
ed hilarity and fplendor 4 numerous and
polite afembly attended the performances,
among whom were the Governor and Couu-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
EV rbg G9a,ls.

NeRFoLK, AUG. 80
Afr. TaFt16a in Aym5.-Iris faid that
orders, have been received by the Comman-
der Of Militia Of this place, from the Gov
ernor fthe State, to have the Militia rea-
DIV for immediate iervice. Similar orders
were fent to the commander ofthe Militia
At Peterib1rgh, in confequence, it IS fated
Of a communication received by exprels,
from the PRECEDENT Of the Union States
What all this means we offer no conicc-
ture, the profound fecrecy oblerved by the
administration land which we have no doubt
IS very proper gives Us no chance Of even
pafing an opinion. In Federal times, it
was crime to KEEP fecrets from the peo-
pie, we are glad to find that the RepubIi-
cans know by this time, that the FEEDER
alilts were not 70 wicked in this infance, as
they were fuPpofed,as our Prefent rulers,
have followed thcir example, & furely they
can do nothing wrong.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02

md inpoGtions upon our trade in this Hand,
which are beyond conception. and no per
on can have a iuf idea of them wJhout
being here"--We have hal a p5rutaI Of
Capt. Evans protect made before the A
merican Couniul at Havana (f1ys tile Nor
ok Ledger Of which the following IS a
hort fketch, and il which II viii oe ieen
that il IS not The lawiefs depredations Of pr
rates. that are complained of, but the acts
of the officers Of the oPaniih government,
fr m the Chief 10 the lows.t The Eliza
was captured on the 27th of February, in
proiecution voyage from Jamaica TO
Norfolk, the Captain and part Of the crew
were put on fhore, upon an uninhablred I'll
and, from whence they got to the havana,
after experiencing many hardfhips, and BE-
ing expoled 70 the danger of Periihing for
want Of food The flip and The remand
er Of the crew, were taken into the above
mentio. ed port of Batavano-A few days
after Captein Evans got to Havana he met
the Derfon who was put on board his flip as
Mater; this perfon informed, that
the matter Of the privateer, convinced that
the nip could not be made prize, had, 10
avoid profecution, gone off an that has
fhip was in poa. Ron Of fome Frenchmtn
and SDaniards. The Prize matter, at the
fame time, gave up to Captain Evans, the
lhip's papers, that were in his Potieihon.
Upon this Information, Captain Evans pre-
tented a memorial TO the CaPtaln-General or
the Iland, in which he ftated his cafe, and
Draved for an order for the reltitution OF his
vea,l and cargo. To this memorial no an.
Cwer was given.-In few days after Cap
tain Evans prefcnlcd another memorial to
the Capt.in- General, il which he recapltu-
lated the fubiea Of his former, and ftated
in addition, that the part of the crew which
had been detained on board the IMP were
confined as prifoners, and were iaferlng Tor
that the veGel and cargo were
daily numbered, and the whole would, ia
a (hort time, be loft. To this memorial no
anrwer was given. Upon this Captain L
vans proceeded to Batavano, where ne was
fully informed of the fuferinGs Of his peo-
Die and tbs Expectations on the vefel and
cargo. No fooner was the commandant OF
the D ace, informed that Captain Evans was
there, than he ordered MIN to leave the place
infantry, without permitting him to fee his
people. or 20 on board his fhiP. AS this
order was backed with threat Of imprlion-
ment, in cafe of difobediance, Captain T.
vans was obliged to retnrn 70 Havana,
where he remained until the 2oIh June :
where BY his own, and the unceafng e.
forts of MIR. Gray, the late, and Mr.. Hill,
the pre(ent Council, he procured an order
for the reRitution of the veffel and cargo.
When Capt. Evans got poaefion, he found
one third Of the Cargo Originally $50 pun
cheons of Rum,) had been plundered.-
The fhip had been ftripped Of her Boats,
Ancho.s S, Cables, and Running Rigging,
with one half Of her fails-In addition to
all the Matter Of the privateer had contrac-
ted debt OF aoout 900 dollars, which the
Comnnandant compelled captain Evans to
farisfy, before he would permit him TO de-
part.
BOSTON. August IT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
GENER Al MOREAU.

The fhip New-York, has arrived at the
Lazaretto, a few miles below the city Of
Philad) with Gen. Moreau and family.
on board, all IL gooI health. This dilin-
guisled foreigner, will 1ehde, we under
itand, IL New-Jerfey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02

Gil and many other difinguifh:d charac-
tiers. The young gentlemen generally did
themfelvcs much credit, by tie handlome
manner in which their performances were
delivered. The Englifh orations were re-
criyed with that difinguilhed aPplauie,
which are ever due to good fcnfe and cru
dition expreHed in the hapPielt ftyle of dig
nihed and manly eloquence. The Grafton
BY Mr.. Richie, candidate for the gree
Of mater Of arts on Antient and modern
tloquence and Poetry, afforded ample gra-
LITIGATION TO his literary audience. Weun-
dernand the Epglifh dialogue by Mefirs.
Greenough and Deckford was interlPerced
with many fine fpecimenS Of lpeaking wit,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
SALEM, AUGUST 70.

SALEM, AUGUST 20.
Yeferday the brig Beile-Me, Capt Leach
arrived here n % days from Naples. A.
bout days before he failed, news arrived
here that Cen. Eaton, at the head Of the
fmall American force which had been d..
rached from our Mediterranean fquadron.
and the troops collected BIZ the rival broth.
er Of the Baihaw Of TriPoii, had had al en-.
gagemcnt with the Tripoltans at Derne-
on which ide victory declared we do na
learn but it was faid that Gen. Eatont
army fuftred mott feverely, and that every
American was killed except MIR. Eaton,
who was wounded in the thoulder
The efeG of the battle, however, was
an immediate negotiation for peace, 10 az
fit at which, Col Lear went from Malta
to Tripoli f; and two days before Capt L.
failed, difpatches were received from Col
Lear at Naples, bringing the important and
glorious intelligence, that PEACE high.
ly honorable TO the United States had been
concluded, and Of courfe the Americans
who had been 70 long tutoring in caPtiv-
~ releafed. Capt. L. we undertiand brings
dispatches for our government, 70 that We
may expect fhoI;ly TO have the official de-
taiIs Of the battle, the negotiation and the
terms Of peace.
The American fquadron had not left
Malta when this affair took pace and
there was no intelligence at Naples Of the
Gun-Boats from the u tates having found
them. Com. Barron, after he found h:
negotiation was in Fronting train,
failed for the United States on account Of
his i'll (tate Of health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02

The United States fri5ate Adams, has Al
length failed from Hampton Roads, for her
itation Of CharleRon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02

Arrived az Norfolk the 9Th inf. from
Batavona, "a fnalI port of Cuba the flip
Eliza, Capt. Evans " The capture, plumber,
and detention of this hip and cargo fays
letter from a relpe62ble character in Gu
ba," will give you fome idea of the sbules
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1805-09-02
DordanO,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Q, lsos

--<-=,.ass.ssaas':- . 4. $780, 5s..s..-..-
Captain Hunt, who Arrived at this por,, IN wed,..
day latin as days from Liverpool, poll ely furna..
US with London papers to July 4th, but thew ,e,.,
no European intelligence Of later date than wba,
pubifhed i'll our Ian.