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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
,C6oher TT.
A S4ks OF Land by hutton.

IN EsIROUS of paying fome debts which the
1 ihorucfs OF my crops the Taft and .prelent
year has prevented me from doing, ] Will ls!''
at public auction, on the third MONDAY In
next rnoarh, al Faiffsx Court, Eouis, at one
O'Clock in the sfsenoon,a TRACT OF LAND
in Prince William, laying ca Boil. Ken, near
it, confluence With ,Occoquan cootaias' oy Pa
tent, $50 acres. r
The terms of Eale will bc-One-hait the mo.
,, :, b,nd. when deed With general war
ran,y 70 the purchafer will be made tho other
half in .year on bond With in'e'sf from il, dare.
Is.fecurity for the taR payment moftgagson
.he land viii. be required. Such ss inc ace to
n,,,ebale will, no doubt, view the lard, wien
iii BE hewn by Mr.. Tbomas ard J1ps ~asa-
.o,S and MI. Stuart, who arc tendh's on 'H'
pseniiss. ~ y v,u0y
Rippoa. Lodge, oaoOer 9. ''"''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21

a letter, received yesterday morning
per the Little Cherub. dated Amsterdam,
August II, says g News Of avery warlike
natureis jus, received from Paris. a rup.
ture between France and Austria is inevita.
be-" phil fab.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
alexandria Datlp aoberttser.
MONDAY, OcToBRR II.

The brig Washington, captain Crowd
hill, OF this port, with stores for the squa-
dron in the Mediterranean, has been cap.
tured by the Spaniards and carried into AL
gesiras. a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
CHARLES SLADE,

Has received by he ihip United STATES &C.
reral sl1ortmenr OF
HAIR ID w A X L,
witch r. ofer. for fale on very moderate terms,
fof caff, or produce, or on ms aiual credit
T, PpnsuGl ClReurri'
Has ALSO ON HAND-
e.u Frsnll,n ard Clofe Stoves OF dffferent
Gzes-nnd Stove Crates ct d'iferen' Pa1eF's-- =
And confines to keep an al 'ftH'ent OF the eeH
Cotton and Wool Cards, Bar.iFon, Steel ana eet
Nail., sc. &c. A..
Oa. zzs 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
DovKR Sepee mber 1.

Psed the Amelia, captain Matthsws,
t'ndhom Philadelphia, AID landed Mr..
a'nes; they had not seen any thing OF the
saOIued feet, or our homeward bound
Ia ludlamen.
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(sigaed)
!" (sigaed) !. n. NUGENr.
!, g;ll. de Paris, Aug. 81, 1905.
admiralty odscs, Aag. 81.

admiralty g6'cs, Asg. 81:
!. latter from the nonoraot: WI.
''s' y, CORVALLIS, Ad'nifal.of the Wlisss
= . William Marsden, esq dated on.
..,I1is naj-ssy's ship Vile de Par's'
- STJshans, the oath instant.
~ 7 HAVE. the honor 70 send you,
!. communicated TO the lords Commls.
-. Of the admiralty, copy OF lntorma-
I ' ,,ceiyed By the Dragon, which. ship
.s.I ms Yesterday. have particular
l ., ia sending their lordships that
: { the acceuntin which the gallant con.
r. Is captain Baker, of the Pheaix, -
- ,0o,uicuous in taking the Didon French
s.,,,. q superior force SO much 60 his no.
y. 's.,,d mas of his officers and men, who
t. nave secondedhIm in the moss spirit
osaasr upon that action. ! have the
puorso be, &c.
fS;oaedl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21

p,r;,. -Eech ships 70 attack or
re d ~ Mn, of the ensay which APP
sfitnn ri .gsanrageoas for the general
~ il I,.,eir Acct, aud Of bringing them
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21
EDW. GRTFFITHS.
Dngon, off Ushaut, Aug. p.
FALNourH, Aug. so.

FALNoUTH, Aug. 80.
arrived this day, the American snip
Sla and Alice, caPtaia Baker, troR Nor
ill., IS DAYS passage With tobacco; spoke
kYsuus, of IS guns, at which time there
msssoEe distance from her ship Pri-
lassl Of 20 guns, which she had chased the
das bslorotor several hours, bat which sac
sOua DOT come up with.
The Prince of Wales packet was taken
|nlbs lA-h inst in lat AZ, long. %, by La
Pnee &c PAX Of "a long niae Founders,
|nt22o men after chase of2a hours; the
|apaIn and his steward were sent in the
|p;itt fur Vigo; the remainder sfthe crew
|ee put on board two Neutral vessels; the
Aaer, surgeon, and 12 men arrived az
Faaance yesterday morning.
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w. CORVALLIS.

Noudw, Angus, Is, Cape Or'egal
L.,..s ,bsut east south east, fifteen or six
r. Is.gI es. fell IN with his mljesiy's ship
E b., aavlag dissatisfied French fr'sate
|,nv which she had captured on the 1ofh
Fsnt, ia lat. Al, deg. IS min. N. long.
E,l.r. IA mia. w. after severe action OF
- aoors. The name of the French fri
|Nyis,h. Didon of A guns, and 800 men.
he ,s detached fropa the combined squad
h, I. few hour. after their arrival at Co.
mna, and was cruizing when the Phoenix
|sa with her.
[Signed)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-21

The Lively British trigate. capt. Ham
nond. for the capture Of the four Spanish
frigates with specie, has,been awarded fos
her share l2oe, 900 ster!ing.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-22
Forty Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY

FROM the lubfcriber on the 9th April
1906, fmall Negro Man pared MACE, II
years old, about five feet high, dark complexions
fDall (ca1 on his upper lip, qlick fpoken: had
on when he wens away ozuaburg hrt, friped
cotton round over ia .ket, write dinity waiicoafs
Ryired cotton pantaloons and fraw .hat, but no
doubt he has charged bis drefs by this time: he
was feen as,;he filming landings on the Po'omac
few days after he left home: Probably ne
might get paaage in 6ahing veael to Bal,i.
more or eiftwhete: Whoever appfeheuds and &C.
curss h- faid negro man IN any Jail, or brings
h,m home, 10 that Imay get him again, fhall be
entitled to the atove reward, Including what the
law allows.
THOMAS MUDD,
Prince George eaan,y, sea,Pyeatasoay, Maryland.
July 81. iaw3'N
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-22
From q late French paper.
THE EMPEROR OF HAYTI.
IAN ovERcHARcED PORTRAIT. ]

AN OVERCHARCED PORTRAIT.
The two worlds have already rec
choed with the name and the acts Of
barbarity of I. !. Deialines but few
perfons have learned the train OF unln
terlupted crimes and atrocities Of this
African, Whole ferocity is at leaff e
quail to, if ii does not furpa(s, that OF
tigers.
Defalines, transported from the
coat of Guinea to St. Domingo, lerv-
ed as domefic to free negro pro-
prietor, of the name of Deiiallnes,
when the inlurreaion broke out. He
was then called Jean Jacques, and
commenced the career Of his crimes by
aHaiinating his mater, of whole name
andeGeets he Immediately took poifel-
Gon.. He then joined hlnlelf to the
bands of Biallon, who had been pro
claimed chief of the infurgents. He
obtained in this body the command OF
a lmall corps, with which, like a tor
rent, he oyer-ran the mott fertile and
populous part of the country, in order
to feek for objects on whom ne might
exerciie his cruelty. Death marched
in his train, and prelented itfell in the
mott terrific forms; neither lex, age
or rank, we're refpeefed; ipeedy
death was a favour, in companion OF
the flow and dreadful tortures which
he infliaed on venerable old man,
on the mother of family, and even
on an infant in the cradle. This bar
barian has caufed Police officer, OF
the name Of Blew, TO be nailed to the
door Of his own houfe, and ordered
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had been received of the ilnuggling Of
gin, brandy, and EAT India goods,
into the Welt Indies in American ve(-
.iels, and thereby injuring> the COM.
merce and revenue OF the mother.
country !; bur, if this fact was truly
alledged, why not make fuch regulate
ons in the cufom houles of the iilands
as would prevent the luccefs. Of this
contraband trade I? And beGdes, does
any one imagine that the prohibition Of
the prefent intercourse will prove to
be aremedy for this evil + Does any
one believe, that fnuggling is not like
ly to be carried on in Britilh as we'll
as in American fhips, falling from the
fame ports Thisnsuf be a mere pre-
text: aud, when we are informed, that.
the order went out by the October
packet, it is by no means difficult to
conceive why Mr.. Pitt ihould with to
make the planters Of Jamaica feel the:
effects ofhis return to power. They.
had remenltrated againG his taxes up
on their produce they had called
thofe taxes oppreilive they had ven
tured to exprels their iatisfaeilon that
he and Mr.. Dundas has been flcceed-
ed by perfons leEs hottie to their inter.
elfs, lefs dealt to their complaints, leis
indifferent to their dilfreifes. Alter
all, taxation is at the bottom. The
minifers mutt have taxes, eoute gu
eoae. The continent of America was
loft by the rigors of taxation; and, it
is greatly to be feared, that the illands
viii be Topped off by the fame fatal IN
Huence. What! iome one will fay,
will the loyal inhabitants of Jamaica,
rather than fhare the burthens- OF the
mother country, leek to break in fun
der the hands of their connection with
her? No: am perluaded that there
Is not county in England more firm
" and affeetionately attached to the
throne and TO the perfon of his majelfy
than the colony Of Jamaica is. But,
this is not the quefion. The queltl-
on is, willthe inhabitants OF Jamaica
quietly fubmit to utter ruin, ratherthan
legally ule their utmoa exertlons to
enjoy their flare, whatever it may be.
of the liberties and PROPERTY Of the
Empire ? That they ought not, no
body will deny and that they will
not, every one who has been an OBJ
feryer of their conduit, mutt be tho
roughly convinced.
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MINOR THEATRE:
Aajoi,aings Mr. Boeas's, Ganaen..

Mr.. MACHINES fohcits. the pa
tfonage Of the LADIES ard GEsTLEMENs Of
Alexandria and its vicinity, fer TUESDAY
EVENING, july e, 1906. TO aantg 81
Eateytsiuml1ts. as viii be expfefed in the bills.
of TIL. day-ani at the fame time : flares theIns.
nothing ihall be wanting to- render them both
pIeafng and inarusaive.
Iniy II, It
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his limbs to be cut off BY hatchet,
one by une. Soon after, he happen
ed to dilcoyer the retreat of a poor car
! penter; he Wifhed him to undergo a
ipecies Of luHering emblematical of his
protection; in coniequence Of which,
he had him faffened between two boards,
and iawed acrols. Biaaon had fixed
his head quarters in fugar plantation
(which necehty alone had. induced him
| to lpare. 1t was there he depoilted all
the fpoi!s of the unhappy eolonifs who
had fallen, beneath the fury of the
blacks. There were ieen heaped toge-
Ither in the fquare, bloody arms and
brilliant ornaments mathematical in
tfruments, and iron pots; veHels Of
plate and foul linen; china vales, and
,ikins of animals; eottly diamonds, and
human fkulls, in the hair Of which they
| remained faltened fuperb carpets,
and difguifing rags. On certain days
theie ipoils were attributed to thoie
who had executed the greatet number
of maaacres, or burned the greatelt
number of habitations and the great
chief, after having praifed their zeal,
advanced them accordingly.
Stimulated by cupidity or ambition
Defalines relolved to lecure the good
will of Biaflon by a great at of afro
city. One day, when this chief of the
blacks had let out on an expedition,
which would keep him ata dilance
for fome time, he feized the opportu-
nifty of his abtence to execute the pro-
| ject he meditated. He advanced rapid
ly, with force in his hand, towards
part of the iland where infnrrectlon
had not yet extended its ravages. He
fucceeded in taking three hundred prl-
toners, mott Of whom were women,
children, and old men, whom he con-
Quoted, in chains to the camp OF Blai
fon; and, on the eve Of the day when
the chief of the blacks was expected to
return 10 quarters, he cauled lheie
three hundred victims to the maiiacred,
and their heads fixed on the ipikes
which furrounded the hrlt court OF the
habitation of the chief.
BiaHon, on his arrival, contemplat-
ed with ferocious Joy, this fpeetacle
70 well worthy of fuch cannibal.-
He congratulated Dehalines on his
zeal, and appointed him to Gtuation
in his guards. Such was the cauie OF
the advancement of this ferocious Afrl-
can ia the black army. 1t was at this
time that Touil1aint Louverture appea-
red in tie camp of BiaHon, who, char
med to find man who could read and
write, received hlm and made him his
private lecretarv, and loon after capt.
of his guards. 1t was then that tie
intimacy of Touillaint and DehaHnes
commenced. This lat continued to
enioysthe confidence OF Biaaon, who
charged him with the direction Of the
tortures inflicted on the whites, vino
had beenmade priionerS.
Biafon was not lefs terrific than Def
lalines; this lal, and Touiaaint Lou
venture, ieagaed themielves with
chief of the army. named Jean Fran
co.'s, and refolved to depofe Biallon,
whom they fent prifoner to St. Augul-
tine, where he died in delpsir. 1'ouif-
faint Louverture foon became the only
chief of the colony; but deep laid
(chelne of Denalines, and a man OF
the name of Chriltophe, overturned
the projects Of Touiilaint Louverture,
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PUBLIC SALE.
To be Sold, at Public .Aafzion,
Or READY MONEY.

II NC 0OGCJs To IOUELC SAtPCCcO|CS
FOR READY MONEY,
On the 18th day Of AUGUST next, between
the hours of eleven and two OF that day, at
the door Of the Coffee Holle in the city of
Alexandria
Four Acres and leven-eights OF an
Acre Of Ground, contiguous TO the town of Alex
andris, formerly conveyed TO JAMES Wilson,
merchant, lately dccesFed--or 10 much thereof
as will be fufacient TO anfwcf the purpofe ofpay.
ire the charges of tuch aie, and alto the fun, OF
fourteen hundred and fsvcnty fix dollars and FIX.
ty.eight cents, the amount of two Promlhory
notes, dae to Nathaniel PendIeson, from the
faid Willon, and alto inch interea as may De then
due thereon; puriuans to a deed Of tru.t to US
the inblcribefs for that purpofe, recorded in the
Office of the circuit court for the ditriet of Co.
umbia, in the county Of Alexandria, roth July,
1905.
CHARLES S1NNS,
GEORGE DENEALE,
EDMUND /. LEE.
Iu'y lq, 1aWtdt
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fence which muf ultimately end IN she
ruin and dellruetlou OF aImof all the
cities which-yet exit In the colony.
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CASH will be given for Servant.
whu can be recommended for fobnety and care
tulnefs. and who has been accuftomed to the ma
nae.meut OF horf.s. None ellie need apPly:to the
Printer.
June IL. co."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

sails ma rigging DE fore-topnast shot.
away, i0of her crew killed and IS xosin-
ded. among he former are lieutepants
Carey and koster, and she lieutenant Of
marines the 6rst Iientsnantis wounded
ID he shouldsr, butnot Dangerously.
The Spanish ships led The yerlS the
Windsor Castie being the van ship Of the
Dritish neet, with lie Malta next her,
itfcll TO their lot to engage the Spaniards,
and die Windsor Castle was q one lime
engaged withths whole of the Spanish
ships, but plyed themin such atrhe Bri.
tisk style dat their masts soon went BY
the board, and they hauled down their
colors. The Preach observing the
rough treatment ofthsir friends. STOOD
away, and the four remaining Spanish
ships, not deeming It prudent q hold .
longer contest, followed them. Admi-
ral Calder with is sail Of The line pursu.
Cd, and there i every reason 70 believe
and hope that IN the course Off very few
hours he came up with them. and ofthe
result 81 whiehlittle doubt can remain.
II i also reported that Admiral Nell
son was within ! few hours sail Of the
enemy
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of the 6onharding vessels during the ii.
tack on Derne, that out Of three hun.
dred Americans engaged on shore, there
were only 1--WE killed., which took place
AZ she time captain 81 Hannah, who was
second in command, had with his little
band scaled the walls and pulled down
the. Turkish flag in place (which he inn
mediately hoisied the American stand
ard. s35s Z s u
The present Bashaw Of Tripoli Is sta-
ted By our officers to Be I man Of consi-
derable talent and bravery; although
they did not experience themselves any
uncommon share Of the last quality Il
one time on the attack of the brave Pre-
Bile, when every man Was driven from
fort but the Bashaw, be remained,
coolly examining the operations with .
spy glass. After the action Of Eaton,s.
that led TO 4 peace, he Was heard 10 de-
clare, that Il Be should approach nearer
10 Tripoli, he would massacre every
American and every christian In his
power. Mr.. Lear has been blamed for
making 1 treaty precipitately and before
the appearance ofthe Acct, but % the
danger Of the prisoners was eminent,
and their release the priikipal obiect az
the war, Il would appear TINT no mo.
ment that could attain tins desirable end
was 10 be wasted in calculations Of snc.
cess; and that in embracing The very
6rst opening TO release them from fhe
cruelty of the Bashsw, and shutting The
door forever on the return ofhis eaprIco
or the chance Of future events, he acted
with the wisdom and precision of i poli-
ticisn and apatriot.
The officers andmen appear while II
Trlpoli, 10 have been literally treated
and supplied BY the consuls Of the chris
tan nations there, and from tbeir Rene-
resity, 10 have tasted of the wines deni.
ed 10 their Mahometan masters this.
perhaps. might have given the Bashaw
A idea that the AmeFieans in their diff
Isrsnt attacks were drunk, for Re Often
said, when our vessels STOOD il 90 bid.
handmade such near approaches % their
forts, that they we're al drunk j, IL the
attack was made IN The aftsrp6on, they
had been drinking u dinners If ii die
morning, they had been drinking III
night: none but madmsk. drunk.rds or
devils, would run sueh fisq,les, and IN
this way he spolheiz d 10 himsslf for
me deseTtion and night 81 his own men.
.--.-.-
hls morning letter was put Into our
'nanas isem Svsry respectable gentleman
g, his borough. stating clrcufnstaheesi
wnl.n rs areveIy sorry % isara; but
coming nom such Z respectable sodfce,
~ .nnos LOT z moment douot their W.
r2siey: ana our DUTY dictates an sxposufe
e snen intolessnle conduct.
he Newsfork packet Weyn3outh,
On ner passage nom this g New Yofk.
having ca board several ladies' ard gen-
tlemen ofthls place, wasmet b The Bri.
tish sloop 0k war Hawke and Driver.
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81 s.. s5,.;.sI,v Ere. Frn,,. $500.
ro;r.I Sir R cslder. c;y;nr S .rrn.,s,e
81 ia s,,eee,. .v,;sss ne. earnb;ned
so,,adrons ~ Frars,. .nd srs;r. 3
49, Il. h, 800 y. Is -
W. s q AT.r.Fs
sa 'sA 81 = Is
y;;nre y yyais, s,.i, i .ss
~.
Ye.t.,d.v = ucan IA. q 49,, /
80 fayo..,.d ~, ! 49,. ~ =. -.
h;rsd 1890 -, n, 6, r..,.. ~ 60.
consi.t;nc NJ -, IA of n. rs. So
,hyrr i.rge sl,;ns s,v,,.,i a NJ, a.,,s 1890,
q, .,,n. esr.. ,.;,h CO t-;s.,s s. 81, 81 Z
H. ~ ss.ee , IS. ~, S;.ss,;os I,
az I'm. rnr.;;ss;na g &C., III - &.
i;.s 80. -. g 800. sc. ~ -
Il ;m,hed;af.lv ssr,,5 $500. ~. $500 800,
w;,h ~. sa,,adron $3.50. !, n. 800
s.;v,,ai. RI h.s,le I. ,E.s sic..s, $500
and on eIo.;nr w;th ,hsrn I 49, s.s ~
.ionaI for at.aek;nv ,E.;r rsr,,. - NJ
had reached their rear. | tackled dc
squadron ~ succession; this broughta s
close up undertheir lee. and when oar
headmost, ships reached their centre,
the enemy were lacking IN succession |:
this obliged me 10 make again the same
manUusrs, BY which drought on an e.
tion which lasted upwards Of four hours,
When : iound E nsssssary . bring othe
sqnadron g cover the two captured ships,
whose names are inths margin. ! haee
e observe, ne enemy had every advan-
80 g. Ning snn weather during thc
uno.s Gay. Inc weather had been fog
"a vsSv soon ~, Z. I ~ = ne mp.l'n.
Is actioa m. - - -. = 80. 49,.
intersal. ihst = ra.,ld ~ = "a; =
cuItv - ~ .h;n shs.a y, - - u'.a-
thia rrr.Iere5 8 8, ,',,.s;,.s. s ..n. Z. -
advsht.se. 81 ~ $50. - !. 80 .ns
co,,ld hsye svi.h-a y ~ :
the veathef heen ,no :. So, s.... 49, n.u
led d hsI;eyc ~ v;r,... -. -, - -.
bees -. ee,,.ei~s. vyu'1 n.se
nave very great lsasuFs n saying,
sssIy mp was conducted r. TIE most
nssseIiy style and I beg leave here
a,.d Z. -. ..t->..s = 4 4 Z s--,--ss -
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Fran fae xendsn GsxeffrExfrt oraiacyy.
Adniroitg Dice, fun fs.,

Copy off letter from the h6norable ad-
miral CORVALLIS, comnk nder IN chief
Of his Majesty ships Ind vessels ID
the channel, &c. 10 William Marsden,
dated VILE De Paris, bG Ushant, 2sth
July, 1905. Eishy 2. ~.
Sir.
I have the pleasnre 10 enclose, forthe
information of the lords commissioners
Of the admiralty, siettef from yice-ad.
miral Sir r. Calder, giving an account
Of his success against the combined
squadrons Of Francs and Spain.
have the honor % Be, &c.
w. cORNWALLIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

n additiea 70 the above ve have i
lro n Mr.. Dove who was onboard Of one
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

Returned ~ fle Rresidsaf.
William Bainbfidge, captain.
Jacob Jones, second lieutenant
Keith Spence, pufser.
BENZ. !. Read, lieutenant, promoted.
James Gibson, do. a..
Dan. z. Paterson, ID. as.
VIM. Osborns, lieutenant lfarines.
James BiddIe, midshipman.
Robert Gam6ie. AZ. 8
William Cnlbush, do.
Wallace Wormiey, d.
James Renshaw, ID.
Nicholas Harwood, surreon,s mate.
Jonathan Cowdry, do. SO
VIM. Anderson, capsain's clerk.
George Hodge. boatswaia. 81 S
loseph Douglas, sailmaEsr.
Richard Stevenson, gunner.
Remaining II fhe Medsssssaeap, Il
Lieut.. David Porter.
$1,000. Theodore Hunt.
- Bejamin Smith. j.
Bernard Henry, master.
Dr.. john Ridgely remains g charpr
de Aaairs for fhe u. States 81 Trinoli
Simon Smith, uaidshipman. ma
William Colby carpenter.
In additiea 70 the above ve have /,
FRO "a Mr.. Dove who was onboard Of ON,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

s. Ralasl g sans. Flrma, q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-08

and unheard 81 crime, o,sRap-! Of, the body Of
bis osun dansbter!!! erLof only sysars Of
age lit appeared i'm evidence. that thisS1as the
third time that he had attempted the fame
crime. the two latter times he fucceeded-the
hrt he did not. attended the trial-it lated
Ia hours-the crime was fully and fubftantially
proved to the fatisfaaion Of almoft every one
There were at leaft 1000 fpeeators) though
Wheeler yet perGfts in his innocence. The iu-
ry without leaving their fats pronounced him
GUILTY. Thisis, probably, the only inftance
of the kind that has ever occurred fince the
world began-well might the Judge exclaim,
when pronouncing the fentence of the law, that
he (Wheeler) chad added new crime to the
catalogue of crimes" or words to this effect.
The gentleman whom I employed to take nil
nutes of the trial has iuft informed me that he
believes he can make out complete "report
of the trial" for publication-if he does, mall
publiih the whole proceedings foon--it will
make pamphlet of 100 octave pages, more or
hgG.
Yours, sc. H. W."