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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25

IN\iliCE.
"A Ii persona having any claims against the,
4 " estate OF William ZONES, sen. Gee Of Buck
n'snam COUNTY. are requested to bring them for
ward properly Authenticated on or bef5re the ar,
day OF yafmary negt, otherwise tsis ative7riss-
mont VIZ be plead IN bar against III Claims ex
Inbred after that date. Those VINO are iad.,,,e,,
to SAID estate. viii please 10 make psyrnen, by
tiaf ne, as the subscriber is DESTROYS of .eiline
his administration acconn, with said es,a.e.
WILLIAM JONES. IT, Adm,r.
Sept Goth. 1905 avs
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SO 91HE GO MANSION nRs.



z himself the administration of the es,a,. Of
Richard Saugh, deceased, gives rAis pubic no.
tiee, that on the 81 day Of October nexr. At the
laSe dwelling of the deceased, in the town of
Manchester, he will expose 10 sale the folloysi,.v
PR or q RITZ, which co,nposes The whole az
the dscedent's estate, viz: Lucy a woman w;,i
her two children Sail woman, end Hannah
girl, togeiher with the whole Household and
KITCHEN Furniture, IS also Two Mich Co~s--
The terms will be, thst from the hrst sales cFtte
estate, the amount Of yc7S must be made in rca J.
dy money 20 answer the paynien, OF house rem
on the residue OF the property credit of twelve
months WILDE given on al sums over ten dollars,
the purchaser giving bond with approved securi
~ bearing interest from the dare Is no, puneluaily
paid for all sums under, the money will he 81
peaed before the removal Of the articles pnrchzs.
ed. BENJAMIN GRAVES
Admir-. of ijicb'd. Baugi, dec.
Chesterfield. Sept. 10Th, 1905 VS.
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Laad I0, sale IN KVlg IN. eo10Iy.

r AM requested by George Fox to
Ing date February ID, 1905, executed BY the said
George Fox. and Ann y. FOX his wife, for the
purpose mentioned IN the said deed, will be sold,
to the highes. bidder, for ready money, on Sa-
turday the 28.h inst. at the d~eliing house OF
the said George Fox, one hundred and fourteen
actss Of very valuable Level l. and, in good con.
di'ion Cor farming--there is a meadow Of 4 or S
acres which IS reclaimed and is very valuable for
grass or for cultiva,icr---this land adioins the
lands Of Capt. Wilson e Pembertcn, Mrs Lucy
Slsyran, Mr. John King and that Of the said
George Fox. a fur;her description is thought
unnecessary as il ispTcsamed all who may he IN
elinsd to pGrcaAse viii view the premises before
the day oil sale.
JAMES FOX.
E;,~ Nca ceof 10 1905 80
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IN Council. JnIv II Ioos

o TTfI[U
TO any troop of Cavalry, none be furnished, 20 the
commissioned ciicers, and sword Only be fur
nished 70 the musician belonging TO such troap,
and that IN all cases where IL shall be dire6isd
thar troops OF cayalryb be armed agreeably to their
strength. TIE returns 10 be made FOR the purDose
az ascsTtniuing the number OF arms proper IN any
such oass 20 b. issued. shall be made 60 the oiSce
OF the hdJutant General
Exis2 frosE The Journal.
lDASL. L. HYLroE, elk &C the CT.
=-F
Adjiaau Generals OFF,. 5cb, 10. 1875.
IN pursuance Of the above advice of Council.
the'czptains OF those troops of Cavalry, which
have BEN advised TO be AIMED. aud 10 whlch
arms have not yet seen iissrbuted, are requested
70 make reiaFns of strength of their trnops res
peAiyey to this Office as soon as convenient.
At SAM Coleman D'y Aai. Gen.
Alta Court OF Quarterly Session held
for the'county of Lzncaster. at the courthouse,
on McnAay the 18th day Of August, 1905.
sar,es Smith, Ffg
Againsr
Waiter 11a,ebs'r, Baldwin ". Leland, : *
Dale C. E1,vards aaa 9ibs'nss
Hurr. ~. dgts
yE~HiS day came the plaintiff by his
Il counsel, ard the defendant Water Mus
chett, not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO law aud the rules OF
this coprr, md 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the court that TIE s.a deft- is not an irhabi,ant
OF the commonwealth ofyirgnia; On the moti.
on Of the pltf. by his COUNSEL, Is ortefea, thar
the said daft appear here on the third Monday
in November next and answer the bin ct the p!tf.
and It IS further ordered thar the other deits. do
no. pay, convey away or secrctc the money ore
feas IN their hands belonging 70 the said def.
Wsiter Muschest, unttl the further order and de.
cree OF this court Concerning the same; and Saae
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in rhe
Vifgiria Argus for two months successfully. aud
another posted az the font door of the court.
house OF the county.
copy--Feste.
J. TowLEs, elk.
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Upper Appenattox Company.

Upper ApPemattox Company.
q = messing Of the Trustees al P.iaesy;lle.
4 = tie 18th June. 1905.
ORDERED. That eAeh Shareholder on the ncw
subscription. pay twenty-five dollars on each share
on The iirst DAY OF C.ioSer nrxt as third reu,,i
sItion Ieste,
T. PRIDE, Clerk.
ihe interest OF the cor,papy calls Cor the ss.iat
IS, punAuaiisy. 4 ssi;i-s 4s.s AZ a..
county courts in O&ober TO receive payment.
- i. PRIDE, Receiver.
lStn oePts iou5- ssi 4w
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Nv AS committed to the iaiI Of

September 9Oth. 1865. 81.
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c a U ITO "

King 10. sent. 10. 1sO5.
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The following is tue comparable free
and weight 0. metal of;he conbined Fl, cts
AID Sir Rober, Caide's :--
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IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
FRIDAY, Feb. Is.
(Co0tinued.)


Mr.. HARPER. Did the council FOR the traver-
fer fate cafe on this offer of the Judge
MIR. M6rNaH. Thoie were the obfervations
OF the court, but j do not recolleet that the
council faid any thing in reply.
Mr.. Randolpb. You mentioned that no per-
fon of Mi. Giles's politics was on the Jury did
underitand youj when fpeaking of Mr.. Iohn
Harvie as being Of thoft politics, as meaning
Mr.. Harvie of Belyidere
Mr.. MarlbaH. Yes Sir.
Mr. RnRdo!bb. What do you conceive fo
have been his politics at that time. -
Mr.. Matb0H | thought, from his opinion
on the tedition law, which had underfood
was, that il was unconfitutional, he migbt
have been of the fame politics as Mr.. Giles.
MIR. Rand2bb. What was your opinion of
MIR. Radford
Mr.. MotAaH. ] underHood his politics TO
have been of the fame kind.
Mr.. RaHdoIpb. Did you ever hear that Mr..
iummoned on the Jury for the trial of Callen-
Markes Vandewall had denied that he was
der
Mr. NarbaX have undernood that he de.
nicd ever having been funmoned.
Mr.. Randolbb. Did Mir. Haryie anfwer TO
his name when called on the Jury lit
Mr.. Mar,6eN. Yes Sir, and he was exon.
fed IS being high heriff of the county of Hen
rico.
Mr.. Rea},bb. Did MIR. Radford anfwer to
his name?
Mr.. NaJGaN. ] believe not Sir. Mr.. Van.
dewall am certain did not.
Mr.. RGndolbb. Were you well acquainted
at lifetime with MIR. Radford and MIR. Har-
Mir. Eruy1aH was with MIR. Haryie, and
to!er@Diy well with Mr.. Radford.
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THE CELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS
Nv FRGiHG.g.

THE fubfribcrs have taken leaf. of ten wears. Of
the highly celebrated MEDIcINAL SPRINcs IN the
County OF Bath, called the Warm Springs, 10 iuAy
famed Tor their great cures and general relief in ma
ny complaints.
HEY 0'eneVO preparing svs'y r.ee6a,y comfort ana
accommodation TO Jlh NE du41r(n.s eff ijejS 7o6.
sH"e hFz3, (aas TO roote tie reeoqe,y ef s6ec zvbs
T'em ~ aud it !. eea1ea nccary 10 noke helt Miags
7'4 <s'7yn' ]sa complaint bave hereto fare been agads
agsi.f toe entertainment zgbisb has be.u alfred
PrePdrGfioas mate fer lese ore hundred eoa9qrt
10ir6.r', 6fA5 tr4genf guss, far tie aeeonaustfis old
7SS'e6 TIE s'iIert TviH make all 4egJe ee1iioas and
thy 'ffer fn!ves, ba!Ayt zaLo may Place confidence
!" Tbs 4@erttwenf, soN net nl s5e aslef ea1c far
rtgr0: o. Semfiaiat
ROBERT t. GEORGE TURNER.
~ The editors of the National Intrlligencer and
Federal Gazette, are requeited TO infert the
above four times in their REFLECTIVE papers.
lMayeb 2S.-(ep6w
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TO BE SOLD.

PURSUANT foa Deo!g' 7y4jq, executed to ne b.
ne late Henry Raaaoipb, Err. 10 Jes,t ID. toy-
'9en' efef'taT s,Hs e,soacy in tie ildr aeArsysl-
edtS De dae from Tim to Lyle aal NJ Creole ~ ,e5uis.
pa'ftl land ffaadin tic sopa.y Of Cleqe,e z,is5-
is fb' da"es /onr miles from HlaneLer, and sqiq.-
ed 10 contain a6eHf three bundled and fsen aes TLis
land, commonly koqen BY he ns.t OF Seafs t,a, or tie
CAMP 'rif, ssW Be TT up fer e 70 ibe bsbef 6ds, on
Wea7g1ey ~t59 IF Hay aexf bef7rern the 5oa,t of ei-
zen a. III andigco p. NJ. al zae5syiaL Brooks Ia
at'n IN Na~Nb9ae', oatbr jaozvirg terms, Viz.-Oqe
b"a Of TIE fn'ebg MONEY be p1id dezon, one third in
* T'Tfb' and tie Remaining third in !zvlve aaoatJs la-
tbe dry IF EaA..
6o1d and sea'ity 7cW B: required for tie Sua17sai
payment etbe credit isrlnents, on zp5b SayArfAt 5a,
'nl3t, P.95er Consequence 5uiH Be executed BY
John HEPENZNCH1fAG
C61?syfeLd, AfarsL 2S--(eptds
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WILL BE SOLD.


At Public Auction, on Saturday the 2oeh dav oil
April next, at the Rawlesh Tavern, in the city Of
Williamfbu.gh;
{ MAT valuable Plsntationcalle YARMOUTH
lying IN James City county, Oh Chickahoneonv
kiver, ten miles from williamsburg The improve
"ents are two fory brick houle, with two rooms
and paiage above and below porticoes on each de;
large and capacious barn, and three other ouhoue,
The whole tract, including an Hand in view Of the
houie high and low land with marbles contains about
200 acres; fcarcely tlird of which is cleared,
Two thirds of the lland is arabic, which, with the
land adjoining the houCe, is of hyperion quality. Ad
Jaeent to the land are bold and uaveable creek.
WIN convenient landing each. The range for cat
tie is very exteIiive and the maries and wi
iuPpiy an abundance of hay Fiji and wild fowl in
their reipeeve feaions may with cafe be obtained at
variety of all kinds of fruit feeced with care arc ,,,
III their prime The terms of fae are one third cath
and one TWO and three equal annual payments, for fbe
balance. PEYTON RANDOLPH. ir.
For ELIZA iNNES.
Feb. 49, (eptds)
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EAsHIoNAsLE LINEN, DEApERx, HosiEsy, &c.
TI1IES Dream, FROM LONDON,

JAlIES Dream, FROM LONDON,
ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants ol
~ Richmond, Mancheier, and their vicnities, tia,
ne intends opening STORE on the Main-Greet
(la-ely occupied by Mr.. John Sandidge, and directly
oPpo'te the Vendue Store of Meflrs. Thomas Taylor
e Coz on Monday next, the 9th init. with 4 new
ami elegant aIortment of SPRING GOODS:
CONSISTING OF
Printed Cottons and Cambrcks, Copper
Plate, and Chntz Furnitures, printed rr"',eo III
on Cottons and Cambrcks. LONDON.
Black and Coloured Chambray Mullins, Warranted
-, hyperion quality. London
Bhck TwilPd Cypress, do do made
Canbrick Muffin Shawl. and Handkerchief;
7-s and 4-4 Irih Linens, Belt Fabrcks;
French Cambricks, Long Lawns, and lrilh Diapers;
ga, Ga, IA, 81, S-lo, and 1o-l2 Table Cloths
all prices;
Real Yorkshire Huccabacks for Towels and Table
Cloths, Sd and Ga wide, and 50 yards long;
Furniture Dnieties, all prices
Corded do. for Ladies, DrelIes, curioufly fine;
"A, 90, and Oh Canbrick Mullins, very fine;
Cd Super Super Laced do. do
"A and O. Tambour'd, Book, Null, Cobwebb3
and Jaconet Mullins
6-4 Fancy Japan Mullins;
ri and Cd India, Null, Jaconet and Terrindam7
Mullins;
Book, Null, and Jacconet Muffin Handkerchiefs;
Lawn Bordered Pocket Hhdkfs.
Lace and Edgings;
Cotton Comterpanes
Black and Coloured Silk Gloves and Hofe;
Plain and Ribb'd Cotton Hoie
With great variety Of other articles too numerou.
10 infert.
N. B. The whole of thefe goods have been pur-
chaled by ]. B. with immediate calh and the ma
Ior part q! them, of the real manufacturers and
will be fold cheapas any city in the United States
The loweit price viii be fixed on every article for
ready money only, and no abatement made.
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Feb. 10. (eptds)

with Boots or Shoes as well as if they were on the
fPot.......A-the cngrh Of the Boot. Ground the
Calf~.B-the pitch of dtto.~..D-round the heel and
inttep...E-round the initeT~..G-acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againa perpendicular and
flick knife the end of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters, in the diff
ferent meaiures. January |. eptf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR S9LE,


M ILL BE SOLD, to the highet bidder, on the
~ pFemiies on the third day of April next, at
II O'clock AN undivided moety in the two lots of
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald
dec d fronting the Baton OF the James River Canal
near the center of the city OF Richmond with an I'M
aVlied moiety OF all the valuable buildings thereon
con!iiting OF large three ttory BRICK BUILDING,
eighty Feet ii. length, with iour,enenlents twenty
feet wide and iorty-ve feet i'll length with fire pla
cn the fi-t and iecond floors, roony garrets in
each with large wheels fixed for huiting and lower
ing packages, &c. with difpatch and cafe, good dry
cellars ni fire places III each. This houe has been
iatcy blt and i'll good repair; adjoining is well f.
nihed t~o tory framed dwelling houie, thirty eight
feet square, with good cellars with fire places in
each Tor cooking, in the tirt ard fecond floors are
eight rooms and fix fire places ALTO, FINAL Tvs TO-
~ Beck toUte with four rooms, with fire places in
each, convenient for fore or inai family ikewile
final. wooden building with a cellar. built for kitch-
en-, and may be uied FLOP alto two fables and
carriage houie. The buildings except the kitchen,
fable and carriage houie, injured in the Mutual
Inirance Company againn fire in the Gate OF Virgil
MIA, and the premiums paid. The ots front the baton
ilde and bounded by Carys ltreet, and the
itreet leading Shockoe warehouie, OH the two {
ther Ldcs o. Oh m and as convenient for COM
mercal or other bu;nefs any in the city
The terms Of iale, viii be Seventeen thouland dol
lars N ready money, the redue payable the fifth day
.ct Augult next Tor which reidue bond with approx
ed tscur;y will be iured. 1t is deemed unneceia-
Ty to Rae the great value of the above property, to
fhoe who rclide III this city, but for the information
o strangers, the iublcrber begs leave TO state that
the aforeiaid properly is Immediately oppoiite the
lowerpa of the balm of the James river cai AL where
all the produce of the upper country is landed and
70 any Perion deilrou5 of carrying the commIion
buhnes extenvey, perhaps is hyperion to any other
in this city.
WI aVTCTTNr
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a low copies Of Ike following BOOKS, iua received
and Tor fale at the Ozgics IT He ENQpisRR.
Johnion'. Distionny, with Wsjlser's pronunciation
Life Of Sir William Jones.
Medical Theles.
Wettenhalls Grech Grammar trsniiafed
Coihett's french Grammar
stePh-os' Ili0ory Of the wars Of he French Feyo.
luton.
Burie's Works, Superb Edition.
Horace Dophini.
Yirgil DO.
C;yaf Dc Sc SC
Aito, . iaiall afortn.enS Of STATIONARY.
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NEAL NELSON,
BCNT = SHOE 47dNUFACTUR FIR.
MAIN-sIREET ,RIcHMoND.

M AXES Boots & Shoes
w to any pattern or faih-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TER1ALs and WORKMAN
sHIF to any i'll general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SHoEs, of the firft quality
aud newell faihion, for fale
=. Gentlemen at a dif.
lance, who are difpoEed to
forward me their meafure.
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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TO BE soLD-ron READY moykr

Purusnee of dscree of the Circuit Court of the
4 United States, between phineas Bond, attorney
Tor the creditors of Ezekia Edwards, plaintiff, and
DaVld kols and others, defendants, III order to rae
sie fun OF 1000 dolls 10 cents with the exnence. IS
iale, A NUMBER OF SLAVES and 20 much of chat
valuable kltate IN the county OF Campbell known by
the name of the OXFORD IRON WORKS. as (haiI
appear iulc'ent to raile the laid ium OF money and
'he iad expenses the fad land beng III the occu-
patton OF the fad David Rols and the ilaves aforfd
being the land
The iale viii take place at the Oxford Iron Works
in the county of Campbell, Thuriday the 1lth of
April next.
-, Inc 1!avei are Represented to be very valuable
he land Is 20 well known, as 10 render deitriptio
unneceliary. ZEN. NOSBY, d. NJ. for
JOS. ScorT, N. v.D.
~ At the rcqueG of Mr. Rols, the faie OF the pro-
Perty above mentioned is polponed unsil 1huriday
the 9Th day OF next month.
April s. I'm
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VILLA a AUSTIN.
February ST

- From eirepmfaaee not aftendsdfo 7Obsn NE above
T7iNrHe property ofvaiiedJor 1!r, be EBsyiBer
6DPefPone1 h5ediy Of JAR, M Wedaeidty bs EigJib
DIV IF May next, at 7pljsb fms gvH certainty take
fiaee al 2 o'sioA be 3rem1t5 zvJsa one /aayb Of
f6 pebae mo7sy oniy qOK be ye7pirsi in baad and a
@rdt If fJrre, fix and aipr moutJ gyca 5, Hs balance,
f6F pysJafrf0 giVr boad anu feuy IL ea,yy iat,cF
(aa Ire day oft anita ded Of frgF or 5e brobs,fy 10
Fs4re lie DIyllfaa WIN: AUSTIN
1<,,-L /"
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anetinn 5aIes.
TAYLOR & Co.

WILL in future IsN at ne Fo,e oe.Ibied ~ M "
w Haneosk iJ Co. on Wedaefday's in eatb qcesk a.;
ssi at tbeir ofTee, Tasrys and Friasys as gyaai
Dis. 1, 1904. eptf
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TO RENT,

TIE Houie lately occupied by Mr.. Francis Folett
tirtt door above MI. Charles Spencers. Apply as a.
Dove April ll.-(eptf.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

To be SOLD to the highea bidder, on a credit Of
twelve months,
1--WE TRACTS of LAND belonging to the eaate
L Of Ihoma, Anderlon, dec. viz One In Camp
nell county Of iJJ acres, lying both ides of the
main road on the branches of Beaver Greek; this
tra2 to be fold at Apri Campbell court, being
the sth day of the month.
Oucin Boe,o ur;couty off Goacres lying ON Cataw-
ba creek this t-actto BE- fold at next April Bote-
tour court being Inc l,h day of tle month thele
two laes 70 b. attended by Mr. Anthony Dibreli, who
IS hereby fully authorized to ac Tor the executors Of
the iaid Thomas Auderlon.
Ore Of 100 acres, one Of Ia acres, and one Of 80
acres, lying in Buckingham county, the two former
On the watefs Of Rock l1and creek, and the latter
one Of Irv,ues ferry road. 1hee three laa traA,
to be Old At nest Mly Buckingham court being the
l8'h dy q the mouth. Bond with approved e.
trfity will DC required, to bear interea from tie
da;e, but dPanaualy paid The interel hall be remi,
;cL
NATIf1 ANDEP SON, &
ROBERT RtVES
Ex'rs Of Thos. Anderfou dee.
Aibrn'rie county, March ~, 1905. ids.
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NATT1 ANDEP SON, &
pngEp pfUFc
.WAKRRII.

J. WAKRFIL
y ESPECTFULLY aequsiu,s his friends end pa
- rons, i1a, los d. conoorience y, las removed
h. DANCING ACADEMIC the Bs!l-Taverp.
The u~v Daace vii commerce. or rhurrdsy ~,
le-t ailant. Apr. 9. ar.
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7be "gFri6er droai TO et bis bunei in tbs Place q.
''n as pefbLe, is induced TO gsr fer fax, sb. faiiozviu
0hipa6Ae property, pis.
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WASHINGTON CITY, January Q.
Adjourned.

The New YORK. prints state the arrival
at that city, OF captain Hamilton, from Ma
PIES and that be has tTcugh, dispatches 10
government, from commodore PEBBLE,
We learn, on enquiry, that the Secretary
OF a. Navy has received letter from the
Navy Agent al Naples, dated October he
3oth, which, however, furnishes no insor-
nation ia addition to that previously re-
ccIvcd and published.
Other accounts give SONS circuInstan-
ces net unworthy OF notice. The letter
from commodore Barron, Of the 2s,h Sep
leml'er, alluded 10 in our last, further
safes that ne was preparing to attack
tnpolit without the gun and ruoriar boa;s)
with the lriga;es. the President, the Con.
stiiutiOn, The Congress, aad the Consteila-
hon--aDd that this attack would be made
as soon as they had completed the repair,
OF the few injuries received by the Coz
stiiution in the action of the Is, Septrm.
Der.
1t appears also, that commodore Preb!e
and MIR. O'llrien, usdcr the impression
that the gun boats and mortar boats could
not lon,ger, with any prospea of SUCCESS,
keep The ssa, direstrd them on the 7,h o.
S-ptember, two days previous 10 the arr
val OF Commodore Barron OF Tripoli. 70
repair to Syracuse, on which day thew ae.
ccT6ingIy isfithe Rect.
n letter from an officer on board IN.
President, dated Syracuse harhor. e,n,.
18th, states the following facts, which AZ,
100 interesting, too illustrative OF In. \, oh
heroism OF our sesmcn, and too honorsll.
to the memory the deceased, TO be viii.
held from the public.
!" wrote you from Gibraltar the IAN
August and from Malta on the 9Th inst.
| since which we have been off Tripoli, and
arrived here two days since. Two DAYS
previous to our arriving of Tripoli boat
was filed with loo barrels Of powde,
started 10 loose, and 800 shells The com.
mand was given TO our friend Scmers, ,hs
had with him iieutenants Wadsworih ant
Israel, wiz about ten men, his order,
were TO get IN as nigh The town end bate.
ries as possible and put FIRE to the trains
he had with him a small boat to effect hi.
escape from the harbor cT which wa:
caplain Stewart. in the Syren waiting for
him. When we arrived Off Tripod we
were Informed that lie got well in and Sc,
hrc % the trains, but by some accident il
was supposed the train communicated 10
the dry powder before they got off smTi-
Gent distance from the vessel. But by
an arrival here last night Of a small vessel
IRON Malta, the captain Of whom was al
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ny tie arrival yesterday from Cape francois.
we learn that the Haytian army were prepsrins,
lot hostiIities, and headed by the Emperor Des.
sanes' Intended an attack against the city Of 81.
Oonihgo, where they were about 10 march m
laiser end OF the present month. The market ar
the Cape wzs glusted with, American produce.
ana scarcely any coffee to be obtained.
The weather for the last FIVE days has been
unusually cod. which has sled the rivers and
hafeors iull OF floating ice. which has prevented
TIRE sailing and in great measure the srrira! Of
vessels. Several, however. got W yesterday We
y unexpectedly, ash was srpposed 20 be inpos
slbe TO avoid being driven ashore by the ice -
Amongs, The number is the pilot boat schr Har
rIet, capt Foyer. in II days from Cape Francois.
lhe Harriet, and indeed all the vessels arrived
yesterday, are completely covered with ice. and
some on board Of each vessel have been frost
bitten. ''''
We arc sorry 70 safe thar The schooner Doro.
my, capt lie Fort, for Baltimore. nearly ready
Tor sea, beng haired OF in tie stream. wa, 40
much injured bT the ice on Saturday. that h, fo,s
she could be hauled into slip. she sunk AZ The
end Of dock nea- the shin yards. sevey,i -
Their vesseIs were injured BY the ice having men
driven from their anchors
Yesterday. a large field Of ice oo. ;ar,,d 4.
S ~ssn rew-s,ip and Brooklyn Ferry--and hun.
s's 10 o. people were inp,udent enough 70 cross
r ~ ,e-1foss on the ice between this city and
s c.. When the ice began 10 move with the
49,, Vl .ns Gibbs, the people ran and all reached
and Persisted. ~ "''' 'e'' ''''"s" me ice
One of the Powles Hook few ho,,, :, -.
" '''s e"y on Saturday afternoon, got sur.