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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-26

A. &C. Cazenove,
King street, opposite Mr.. Motifs tavern, has
Just received and for sale,
A handfome Election of FANCY
MUSLINS.
Black an, colored Italian and India luts-
strings.
Ladies and gentlcmens' white, black, and
colored silk hose
Silk, kid, extra Icng and habit gloves
Lace gloves and sleeves
Brown, black, and scarlet silk velVcts,
Fine split straw Ipsey hats
White and black grapes
IS Fawn celored, cassimeres and heaverets
Mlled gloves, nose and caps
Men, women, and childrens lists and nil
led socks
A few bales German soznabllrgs and bur-
laps
3 CAGES Irish linens
! 90. Nuns threads
Real Martinique and other French cortilals,
IN Cases.
A few Prints of the Apotheosls OF
General Washington, IN elegant Gilt
Frames.
December Is.
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ne SuDSCfIDer HaS feColFtu
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers for Sale very low:
IS hogheads first quality St. Crolx
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
6 pipes 4th proof cognlac brandy
10 hogsheads vel favored 4th proof ia
n:aica rum
80 barrels New England Rum.
AND ON HIND,
Imperial 5
Hyson TEAS
Young Hyson Sof the latest inn
Hyson Skin, and portataons.
First quality Souchongj
Best. green coffee in bags
Chocolate.
Loaf and lump sugar =
London particular Madeira
6 Particular Tenerihe
Lisbon, Sherry, and 80 dozen ibottisd
Port, very old WINES.
A few cases claret, superior quality
4 Coniac and Old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
fJewEngland rum and whisky
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and pi1nento
Black pepper, allspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and tig blue
Dixon's Philadelphia, & English zasstard
Refined Salt-Petre
Brown and white soap
Mould and dipt candles
indigo, alum, madden, copperas, X roll
birthstone
English un-pswder
+ Denljohns
James sanderlon.
September ",
DR.. REESs
CY CT O P A d. A,
VOL. Cd. P.fRT lst.
Just received by ROBERT GRAY, and for
Sale,. at his Book Store, n Kagrsareet.
November A..
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% --.---
Office of the Peoples Friend,
.gs EW-YORK.
THE PEOPLES FRIEND
FOR THE COUNTRY,
r-TeHE first number of this paper will be
1 published on Thursday, the lst OF la-
nuary, 1907, and continue to be published al"
forwards regularly, every "Wednesday and Sa.
turday. twill contain the whole of the edl-
torial matter contained in the iiaily print OF
that name.
Price four dollars a year--one year to BE-
paidin advance.
Subscriptions for the above paper re-
ceived at the Office of the ALEXANDRIA Ds4I-
Ly ADVERTISER.
December 10.
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Sale by Auction.
On MpNDAY,

Tn Mb Ian,
The r7b March, AT ~ o'eloek, 7a4 Be JolS al
antfszz, an the Pytmyts, Jfatr,pI aot, re
atxs fni, day,
THAT yesy valusbs PROPERTY, belong
ing 20 the eitatc of the latc Abraham Van Bfo-
Der, Eta. called P4RdD(SE, containing about
goo acsess aud including shs. dwelling hopte and
Improvements, a va nshir Mill ard rs apYDrt:
nanes- The sganie ~ good ofder.
The above property is iisuared abcetone mile
from the turupike gate on the Yo,kfoad, and
will be fold in ols TO luit purehaicrs.
A'Ebcra! ctedir will be givcA on confdeFa.
Die parrot this p'opsiry, which may al any tine
DC viewed On application 60 Mr.. Altlaiti, On
The prrnll:ess
ANDREW VAN BIBBER,
WASHINGTON VAN BlBBER,
I,gfses.
Balt Feb. "a. eotIsM .dtI7M
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mo. 1915.
Mufeal Myfra'nent Manujaaory,
IN Prince, sesr Water Fret, ditxandria.

=. I =
dE fublcnber bcst leave to inform hif
i FRIEND. ard the public in genea, that he
ftl carries on tts butircis OF making and repair.
ing ggfrsweas, ans has TOR faie, Piano Foltes,
plain and sdd,uonal kcy'd Vioi., g.. on fea-
lonabic serms aao offers his 4etyices Tor .uiing
and regulating he different inaruments, but
thinks ptaPef to inform TIE public his terms for
tuning, ioiha, there may be no misunderstanding
herest,e5, az.
d.. Is
FIR ssuing Gsaod Pisso Forte, 90
Do. tiarpa-aoid, 90
ffau!ing 90 5 CO
Sqa,,e Pianos, mp :rtf(9 50
d. Do. American manufacture,
$siings, soa other rcss.rs, bsGdes tpnng-
exttofS1 re-
]; s.Txd O. 20 ge IN The country -additszaf
eharse, according 30 IN, I'm, and diilance.
III "a II is trouhieieme brok.rg and c.l.
Ing Cor llch tree, the ts;icrioer i,npes thar
,hotr thu 'crploy I'm, will rer s.l;ns hard OF it,
to pay the caGi "a loon as ia js''is comair'ed.
John Sellers.
March 8, d;. "a" #
80 ~ ~,
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TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of a deed of truf made
by yststb Max 10 the lubfcrioer, Tor the pa'.
pofe OF ireurns the psym.as Of fumo money
,hctein named, to, Pefer ,Sb<rou ] vii. szpcse 70
faIe fs calhl at the c. ff,r 3Hanfa, III the 'own
of Alexandria, on7,ustaay tie J <b day 1T March
next, AZ oae o'elee&,
An Acre of Ground,
Lying on the foutb foe ci Duke aIees, and
bounded by Wet, Hamilton, and Wolfe tanes,
m the fubasbs of Aexshdtia.
John Dunlap, Iryqrs.
Febrnary IA d3w
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TO r E N 7,

"a TWO STORY BRICK ROUSE, Gtu-
IN ate On ST. Aiaph freet, between King
ard princc frests, faur doors beyond Mr. Faw's
Office, now occupied By MIR. Amos Alexa"aer.
Poasfi 20 will be given on the I5ih March,
Application to be made 20
George Younss.
February e.
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Negroes to Hire.


| Il R E E female hoHfe fervants
y ss,'t---one very good cook, wsiil:r and iron
> > nsa'ia uniereants every kiad saotae work,
lasossst two are god ipinners, and one ofthesa
1'ees AID iroes well AMI aaaereands home
saS Of cgc!y kini. They are based for no
a y sof farther particulars apply seahe prins
-ssanasS IS. dyw
.,H | have been informed that one
s. ss Iry.tts OF Laqd advertit,d tor faie by d..
=, %.ssaS md Tbpw4s Co9ke under a. de>d Of
i Sa s. fahs Wit5<Ss, to fecsts Jaan and vi
sSr iaciua.. p,ss Of los al laad in ray
u, Under deed ct bargain and fac from
-. 1 ail1'o1, .ds.f recorded in arc c9dn;F-
!, ~ . Fairfax: 4 e, ali perl1ns aSe Cation
E': 'ss'9a pat,dt6a& 20 mach of Fac isalr IS Is
's-'ea wiiAn IN llaes
C. F Whiting.
s'0uasY:I7 II
u
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\ n - \ "A ~
IAMESs BACONs
4 bis GRocExY Srogs, on King ,freet, ha,, rs
ad9;H.n TIL f.,mer tack, raad.d
n. a..;.,;.
Il Ireih supply o. e'eiui''e eAi 'ieles IN
the Grocery Iafes
Which makes fis aiioftme iI.:>a
He v'7o otf's to'Iat, 0nbfTfsssaf !070 fe'sc''
Muicoyado Sugars 81 various quar-
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowaer, 4
Imperial, TFAS,
5iysoD, ! particularly skasf
Young Hyfou, for
HyGoa Skin, and - family uf.r-
Souehooa 4
BsA Gtsen ceaee,
Chocolate. OF spyeG55t quality.
N'aleiFa, Z
buiellos, a ]
Sherry.
I,fbao. y WfNEs,
Teuer;a.
!,
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March TO. -
REC EVE D,
PR febooser FAiRPtAY, fon EesToN,
And for Sale bY
Lawrajon 6 Fow!e,
80 boxes Mould Candles. of a fu-:
xior quality
40. do. Chocolate,
IN STORE,
kperial
Yoaag Hyfon TE.4S.
Ay6on.kin
Rufia and heavy Rasen's Duck
Pipes, half pipes, and quarter caik, Vidonia
|Tine--,ntitscd TO drawback
Af.w hogiheads retailing MolaG.s
Hoghsads aud barrels New Eogiand Rnm
eaiks snd,boxes frtill Rsifns
Mould and Dipt cendlss
Chocolate
Livrpocl coarlc Salt
% barrels Turpentine
1000 lbs Mild Lead
Mems cosrle add fine Shoes
Ssuona Gunpewder, &c.
fchtea,v IS, i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
daricu!t u!turai.

No dilcoveries are of more impor-
tance than thofe which are connec-
ted with the Improvements of Agyi-
culture. Every one who has atten-
ded to this fubjeA is acquainted with
the fweeping deftru6tion which has
been occa6oneG by the genius Of the
Eruca, or Caterpillar. Many coun-
ties Of this kingdom, Especially 10 the
wefern diltri6ts, depend, in a great
degree, on the annual produce of
tbs orchard and in thefe diitri4s,
at leafl, i viii be of great utility to
circulate the intelligence Of an expe-
riment for the protection Of fruit
trees, from the Caterpillar, which
has been attended with complete fuc-
eefs. A clod Of earth is moulded
round tie top Of the trunk Of the
trees, and this is the whole Of the
procefs. From the hour that this
operation is performed, the infeas,
even in the mott remote ramihcations
will begin to fall, and the tree will
in fhort time be wholly freed from
this deffruGive incumbrance.- Ii
is true that the animal will afterwards
attempt to renew his depredations,
but as foon as he arrives al the ring
of earth, which fhould be permitted
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

thofe unfavorable imprefions, con-
ceived from my incorredneGs.
Such animadverGons as may be
made without deep erudition, anu
fng, infru6tive or dlverting, the
mott convenient and agreeable, will
confitute the peculiar qualities of
the Stripping. He now concludes
his tlrf number, animated with the
hope, that the future ones will in
create in Improvement with their
numerical progreGion-and fully
perfuaded that bis readers will favor
him with a liberal ihare Of munih-
cenCe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
lDortrp.
From late European Publication.
To THE MOON

TO THE MOON,
#6s7 jsi'iSg Vs.y brightly in eyeze Nay ev-uizs
sGRENATA
In tbe character efs1. PKFux,
FAIR Regent Of the night my JULIA keep
From every care and every danger free
On her iweet eye-lids breathe thy fofteft heep
Her mild chaite lovelincfs refembles thee
0 might view her Numbering might trace
The ioft blufh cleaning DER her fmiling
cheek
And las the Ld'7iaa S6eS5erd wont 20 feek, J
My couch irradiate with Heavens lucid grace
So might gently vift Be, repofe
All vain, pr,iumptuous wifh-ltill, fill nv vow
(Whate'er OF btiis my fate may difallow,)
To her with tendereA affection flows
Fair Regen. Of the night my JULIA keep
On her fweet eye-lids breathe thy fofteh
leep
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
By sA'shost1y.
CommonineaItb of seassabusetts.
ia the year Of our Lord one thouland eight
hundred and six.

An act to exempt certain goods and
chattels Of debtors from attach
ment and execution.
SIC. j. EE il e1at7ed5y tie Senate and Rorc
'ef RsPJertatives, IL General cou,t eg,m5ieI, anz
~ tie anfbuhy sft5e /azse, That from and after
the hrif day of May next, the wearing apuar-
el, beds, bedne ds, bedding and houfehoId
utenhls, of any debtor, necefTary for himrelf,
his wife and children the tools OF any debtor.
necefary for is trade or occupat ON, the BIZ
bles and ichool books, which may be in acfu.
al ule in his or her family, together with one
cow and one fwine, fhall be altogether ex-
enpied from attachment and execution; and
no civil officer fhzlI attach, levy upon, or
take he fame, or any part thereof, either up
on meine proceis or execution Pysvi3sl ae4-
ef5s!elS that the beds and bedding exempt 4
aforelAid, ihali not exceed one bed, bsdltead
and neceiIary bedding 10 two perions and
houiehold furniture 10 the value Of ftfy dollars,
upon any jult sppraifement.
Sect. 2. Be IL f1rfbey eHoG7ef That no debt
or or debtors, owning any of the goods and
chatte Aforelaid, iha be thereby precluded
from the benefit of an act, pafed the nine
teenth day Of November, ia the year of our
Lord one tho, fand leven hundred and eighty
feven, entitled an act for the relief Of poor
prifoners who are committed by execution for
debt and inhead OF the oath or affirmation,
thereby p,eicrbed 10 be taken, whenever
the Juitices thereby authorized to adminifter
an oath or affirmation, ihall think proper to
adminiter fHch oath or affirmation, there
fhall be fakea an oath or affirmation, in form
following 10 wit | do foIemDly fvear-
before Almighty Cod, Tor affirm as TIE cafe
may be) that have not any eitste, real or
perfonal, in Poieiion, reverfion or remainder,
fufhoient 10 fupPort myielf in prif-n, or TO
pay prilon charges; except the goods and
chat1els exempted from attachment and exc
cution, by an act entitled " an at to exempt
certain goods and cha,tels Of debtors, from
attachment and execution - and that have
not, fnce the commencement Of this fuit a.
gainft me, or at any o.her time, directly, or
Indirectly. fold. eafed, or otherwife convev-
ed, or diiPoled Of TO, or enrrufted any perfon
or perions whonfoever, with all or any part
Of the e(late, real or perional, whereof have
been the lawful owner or podefior, with any
intent or dehgn to recure the fame. or to re-
ceive, or to expect any profit or advantage
therefor or have caufed or fufered to be
done, any thing ele, whatloever, whereby
any of my creditors ray he defrauded. 70 he lp
me God, (or. this do under the pains and
penalties Of perjury) as the cafe may be.
March IS, SOC.
BY the Governor approved.
CALEB STRONG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
@istslanv.
For the Portland Gazette.
SIRIPLING-No. I.

WITH diflidence and modefty.
the Stripping introduces himfelf to
the view OF his enlightened fupcri-
ors, and invites their confederation
to perufe his undigefted reiearches
with humane forbearance.
Although the cuitom Of periodical
writers will ian6tion the ufc Of a
term more appellative OF pompouf-
neis, he chooleS to conhne himfelf
within due bounds, and not to az
iune fictitious character, nor un-
dertake the performance of part,
which his ability may prove infuiH-
clent to complete. Emulous to be
diitinguihed by the native character
iitics Of candor and humility, he does
not hciitatc 10 declare, that the chief
inducement which influenced him 10
appear in the humble garb Of adolef-
cency, proceeded from an ambition
to excite curioiity, and engage at
tention. dis being a novitiate, hap
PLY conceded with his inclination.
AS only fPlendid fuperlatives, and
flowing periods, captivate and enfure
refpe6t, he wholly relies on the nov
ely Of his appearance for the fuccefs
OF ms hrlt attempt to public iudul-
gence. Should it but partially ruc-
ceed, his expectation will 70 abun-
dainty be gratihed, tiat the fearful
follcItude which agitates his mind,
will entirely be obliterated. But
fhould fern criticilm, nurtured in
the garden of purity, and perfected
by experience, perchance efpy Its i'm :
perfe6tions, and doom it 10 rc-en er
the arcaneum of oblivion, tho hum
ole and candid, tho difappointed and
neglected, with impatience he will
wait Till puberty ihall have corrected
bis ideas, and improved his under
ifanding; and then endeavor, with
iolicltous care and unremitted atten-
ton, TO erafe the itigma of his early
defect. To receive the charity Of al,
much lefs the patronage, is far be-
yond his mott fanguine thought, or
even defre. The favorable diTpoii-
tion Of the benevolent is all he afks.
Errors, undoubtedly will be dete6l-
ed in every number-their feeds are
iown promifcuou1y, and mar the
works Of the greateit genius. Per-
fection from terrefrial beings, would
be nova forma. And fhall the
writer be condemned, bccaufe he IS
more imperfect in fcientihc knowl-
edge than others farther adyanced3
He does moi requef thofe who dei1n
to notice him, 10 fupprel5 their re-
marks on any fcntimcnt they may
diicover 70 be erroneous or lufatis-
factory. On the contrary, h would
receive any communcation or critic.
adcrefed through proper ehannel,
with grateful pleaiure, and unfeign-
Cd Acknowledgements.
Atftttation, decorated with every
artificial elegance, is ever difguaing !,
while fimplicity. unaided by any or
nament, I" tEines the bright mirror
of the human mind" Whether
they ariie from habit or initina, |
ihall not PrSinme TO determine.
But whatever merit may be aferibed
70 my o5lervstions, will coniiit in
natural and unaffected epenneis, free
from intrigue and deception. On
this accounE, ! hope to receive that
appreciation, which will do away
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
From the Rutland (verIaonlj Herald
SUICIDE.

Among the many inRances Of fu-
icide which we are frequently record
Ing, we have heard of none 10 extra
ordinary, and 70 affecting as the fol-
loving, which happened IN Middle
town, in this county, the lait week.
A young man by the name of Lem
uel otoddart, Of that town, had paid
his coneant addrenes to young girl,
Whole parents were neighbours, for
conGderable time, till at length mat
rimony was mutually agreed to {;
content Of parents was given, and
the day fixed, when the young vota-
ries were TO be united in marriage.
but here we mutt record dreadful
tale-The day arrived when their
parents and their friends expected to
witncts a pleafant fcsne. But a tri-
vial execute was made for the DELAY.
ln the evening, the young man paid
his female friend a final vilit, at her
fathers houle-when and where he
related 70 her that he had for fome
time been fufpicious that her attach
ment to him was Indifferent, that
her chaitity was not inviolate, and
that friend Of his had now convin-
csd him that his fufpicions were not
groundleis. He continued 10 OBJ
ieEve, that as nothing could diiIuade
him from the opinion he had formed,
and that if he ihould marry her he
fhould &c miftrable, and bis attach
ment to her2u-as ffill 70 fixed that he
could not live happy without her
What next--Suicide, he thought
was the only alternative He pro.
Pofed that fhe hould depart with
him, ,intimating that far better world
would receive them, where their fpir.
its would dwell together in the fame
bonds of affection, which would diff
tinguiih them here. The young man
then faid he had procured Iaudanum
1uficient to effect what he had pro-
pofed, and handing the credulous fe-
male vial, and taking one himlelf,
both fwallowed the dofe But, the
girl fickened and difcharage from
the fomach faved her from a dread
ful end-The feep of her anticipated
companion was eternal. He died a.
bout one o'cock in the afternoon Of
the day following.
Mr.. Stoddart was about 20 years
Of age.
The preceding particulars are as
near as poffible, the fubfance Of
what our informant related and which
he fays, was molly from the mouth
Of the furviving female, who it is
thought j, inocent as-to the charge
which the deceafed alledged againft
her.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

Of the real letter, his lord[hip's coun-
tenancc was changed from favage
ferocity to more placid fmile. lie
Immediately difmified the innocent
aggredor, with full permiiIion for
bis performing, with this piece of
wholefome advice never to forget
his part again.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

THE nockholder8 Of Maine Bank,
are hereby notified, that their annual
meeting for the choice Of nine directors for
rhe year eniHing, will be holden at the bank
chamber, on Monday the Cd day of June
next, at 2 O'Clock, NJ.
By order Of the directors.
May l9. DAVID HALE, CojGier.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
NOTICE.

THE propr;etors Of Portf1ad Long Wbayf,
are hereby notified, thar their annual
meeting will be holden at WHlar CazbbeUs,
in Fore-ltreet, on Aisaday, tbs % day IF Jun.
neat, at S of the clock in the afternoon, tor the
following purpoles
-Te choole a moderator.
To choole clerk, wharfnger and trea-
furer.
To receive accounts againa the wharf, and
allow the fame if found right
JOSIAH TUCKER, Wbayfzgsr.
-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02

to remain, he viii haiten down the
trunk with much more rapidly than
he attempted to afcend-We fate
this fact with confidence, out We
leave to the learned ZoologiR the
explanation Of the mifery.
[L0ndoa Pep.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-02
q lNr. IAMES D. HoPKTNS, Llerk

81 tbe h3ane IurHbike HD9cidti17.
VOU are hereby requened, BY the Subrcri-
A bers, FIVE Of the members of faid Cor
poration, to call a meeting Of the members of
that Corporation, to be held at the ChaHiber
over the Maine Fire and Marine Infurance
Office, in Portland, on TUESDAY, the Sd day
of Jane next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ. to act
upon the following articles, viz.
it, To choofe a Chairman, in cafe the
PreGdent lllal be ablent
%, To ite If the iaid members viii alter or
amend any of the prelent Rules aud Gcgulz-
tiors, and if 10,
81, TO choofe n re9ors, clerk, T-eaiurer
and all ether Officers for the {. ..l. N o4..
4th, To coniider the expedienc, oi making
any aaedment At this time, upon The lharus ii
fad corporation.
5th, TO receive the reports Of anv former
committees, and to act on this and the other
articles as they ihall judge proper.
Iiaac Gage, thomaS Webtter,
VIM. Symmes, Rich. Huncwell,
James DeeriAe,
Portland, May -, 1906.
PuTinant 70 the foregoing application, 70
ne directed, ! hereby notify and warn the
members Of the Maine Turnpike AGociation
70 meet al the time and place and for the
purpofes therein exprcled
=y l9, J. D. HOPKINS. cl,E
= OUR or FIVE genilemen can be accommo-
dated with boarding, next d yor TO Mai
'ss5fTs, "a Fore-freet. Applyio
5.-y ig JAMES CHAMBERLAIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
MESSAGE
From the President OF The United State.
respecting the application of HAMEr
CARAMALLI, ex bashaw of 1'ripoli.
Continued.
Commodore Barron TO lillian Eaton, Es.
quire.
MALTA, Nay |, 1905.
SIR,

SIR,
The situation in which it is known Ha
met bashaw was found in Upper Egypt,
must of itself suggest the idea, that he
must be destitute of all means of moving
a military expedition, except the attach.
ment OF his subjects. The possession of ibis
province does not materially alter that
situation. The general. failure of the
harvest, which the whole coast of Barba.
ry experienced last season, together with
the extraordinary tributes which Jussuff
Bashaw has exacfed TO support the war,
has rendered not only this, but every 9th.
er part of TripoIi poor and Oppressed.
Wholly destitute OF contributing any thing
very considerable TO either of The rival
brothers. } This isa circumstance favorable
to our measures, if we Will 20 to the ex.
pense of profiling of it. No chief, what.
ever may be the attachment his follow
ers can long support military operations
without the means Of sUbsisting aud pay
ing his troops The observation is pc.
cullarly applicable to the temper and cir.
cumsiances of the Arabs of this country,
who, in fact, form its real strength: who
are poor, yet ayaricious, and who being
accustomed TO despOtlsm, arc generally
indifferent about the name, OF person, of
their despot, provided he imposes no new
burihens. Stronger proof of this cannot
be brought, than the difficulty Jussuf Ba-
shaw's camp has found in recruiting in
iis progress from Tripoh. 1t leR there
long since with about two hundred men.
have this morning, intercepted six
letters from tina, camp, dated only four
days since, signed by (he commander in
chief, the governor of Bengazi, and aid
de camp, addressed to the governor Of
Derne, and to several chiefs or shieks,
encouraging them to hope aud pcrseye.
rance, AID stating that their delay has on.