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From the Termont journal.
M.ELLT0T to his CONSTITUENTS
LETTER III.
LETTER III.

49, In III"
Until after the decision Of the hons =
OF representatives Of the final question
upon the Amendment of the constitution,
never hal contemplated the subject
with Suitable degree of cool reflection
and deep investigation. Having aIwa> S
possessed Il pr,dIlection for what is call.
"a tn designating or discriminating
pnHNFlr, rrg"drd the objections to
1t, ON 'hv G'"""d OF its being injurious
/" tn, sm al states, as the mere sophis-
tr! or at most the mere ingenuity Of a
party dc trrmlned to oppose every inca.
suryot The mAloritv. Much patient exa-
m'r''Ion OF the subject, at later period,
has con' nCed me that nv first impressi.
ons were erroneous and has at the
Sane TINS, produced on nv mind a per.
fectcon, Ic'Ion OF The proprietv of that
remark, that he who never changed his
Opinions, never corrected has mistakes.
We're Iagaln to d,livcr my sentiments
upon the anne ndmrnt, I should urge the
following objections to its adoption. In
an abstract view Of the sub cct, instead
ct r'ndrrIng the constitution me-, rrhuh.
Fc"4, which is the prolrssed Object of
its advocates, it renders it less so and
it dImnishes the influence and impor.
tan-e OF the small states relatively to the
large ones.
Bv the constitution, as it stood oripi-
na.iy, the electors were to vote tor two
persons as-tandi'lates for the Office of
Prr>jd> ut and Vice President, without
any distinct designation of a particular
oartld"tr for either office. Let us here
.rqnire what has been the immediate
cAn'e otthr ruin # all republics, ancient
and modern : the answer is obvious.
] hr worship of popular idols or, as
the Ii gl>lature of Delaware cxpressed,he
idraw''h equal t,I' itv and dignity, - dc.
luouN dc votInn TO Individuals "a What
WAS the. language Of the constitution to
the people IN reference To the election of
the chief magistrate? Neither YOUR.
selves nor the electors Of President shall
have any idols. You shall vote Tor two
men, either Of whom shall be qualified
tor the presidency. Could any thing be
more truly republican, more hostile E.
ven to the Elements of aristocracv But
IT has been said that this was leaving the
result Of the election to chance. Let it
be remembered that in the republics of
Athens and Crete, and even in Rome,
important magistrates were chosen by
lot ) and that the sage Legislators of an.
tlquitv considered that mode Of election
as the most Democratic, and at the same
time operating to cxcludc corruption
and intrigue. Again we are told that It
may be in the power of a few individu-
ala to fru>uate the wlIiof the majority.
Impossible. II the majority be not pos
sessed of two Characters equal to the tu-
ties OF the Presidency, it ought instant
ly to dwindle 10 minority. Besides,
# the election Of President is always to
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y ESPECTFULLY informs the ci-
N tizens of M,r.in,burg and tbs pub
lie generally, that he has communicative
practice of PHYSIC, SURGERY, s..
in this town. Having acquired a pretty
general knowledge Of the theory and
practice OF the above arts, he will there
by be enabled to do justice to his profess
sion, and with great care and assiduous
attention to business he will endeavour
to render satisfaction: to all those who
NAV please to place confidence in him.
harrisburg, April %, 1898.
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Berkeley Cs"n'y, sS.
February Court, 1906.
George Riley vx Joseph GAk.
In LHANLbRI.

THIS day came the complainant by
L his counsel, Andi appearing to the
court that the detcndIrt is not an inhA-
b1IAnt of this commonwealth, it is ORDER
ed that the defendant do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next, to answer the compIAinant's
bill, and that a copy of this orIer be
forth With inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson IntellIgencer and continued
ter two months successfully, and also
be posted up for two months successive
ly at the door Of the court house Of this
county.
A Copy. Attest,
DAYID HUNTER. e. re.
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Berkeley County, SIS.
February Court, 1895.
George Riley Us Daniel Sturgrss..
T., TET 1 E/rL- - Y

IN CHiNL'ERl:
THIS day came the complainant bv
L his counsel, and it appearing to
the court that the defendant is not an in
h"b'tant OF this commonwealth, 1t is or
dered that the defendant do appear here
on the Monday after the third TUESDAY
|" N1N next, to answer the complain
ant hl't, and that copy of this order
DC forthwith insertcdin the Berkr lcv and
Jefferson lnteIiigencer and continued
for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and also
be posted up for two months success
>'vclN atthe door ofthe court house of
this county. ,....'
A Copy. Attest,
DAFiD HUNTER, c. B. C. c.
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WANTED L.N.HEDI4TELl,

As an Apprentice to the Printing
~ Business, lad from twelve to fl.
teen wears of age, OF industrious habits,
ofmoral conduct, and whose connections
are respectable. One from the country
would be preferred.
I: ALBURTIS.
L4'rT2rnc'r 0f:t, |
March 8, 1905. :
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FOR SHE,
Pursuant to the last will and testament
CT 4 .,crt Cr>iYhton, decd, a valuable
TRAIT Of Land,

Lying in the County Of Berkeley ard
State ofVirginia, three miles from the
town OF Martlnsburg, On the road Lead
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from the City OF Blltim9re, seventy FIVE
from the City Of Washington, and eieh-
ty miles from thc town of Alexandria
containing s'x-hundred acres, one half
cleared and under good fence, the ba-
lance we'll clothed with timber: There
are on said land a number ofnever fail,
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Meadow : This Tract would suit we'll
to be divided, as there arg two Dwell
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two Orchards Of choice Fruit. 1t lies
hive miles from the river Potomak, the
navigation otsald rivrr is now compile
ted, produce may be conveyed down the
river to the CITY of Washington anil to
the town of Alexandria at a small ex-
-Pense. For terms apply to William
Riddle, OF the town of MArtInsburg.
A good title will be made the purchaser
by
WILLIAM RIDDLE,0
and Exr'S
VIM. CREIGHTON,
Martinsburg, February /, 1908.
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FOR SALE,

A PLAN containing A.
n bout 1870 acres, about lO) OF which
are cleared there is a convenient DWELL
ing House AMI Kitchen and good ltAfN
on the premises ;. near the House is a
We'll thirty feet deep, which never g"e'
dry when kept clean on one part OF the
Plantation th-re i. lrg: and excellent
Spring-I'nr l. IN is OF superior qua
litv it lies on the road leading from
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about six mics from the former place
For terms ,t2plv on the premises, or tc
the subscriber in lrtinsburg.
IC;NArIUS PRICE.
January %, 1908.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26
MsCAY = COWAN

HdICH y CLOCK MAKERS
Who tender their Geryices to their friends and the
public il the line of their protection, and hope from
unremtng attention, to merit the confidence of their
cuftome, Repair watches and clocks of every def
cription M. and c. have jui received large and
fashionable aflortment Of jewellery, coniRing Of
Large, fancy, mourning, plain and fet Earrings,
Gold and gold fet Necklace,
A handfome agortment of oruamented Tortoife Shell
Combs,
Mourning fancy, wedding, plain and plain fet Fin
ger Rings,
Mourning, plain and plain fet Breh Pins,
Gold Miniature Settings and Chain,
Mourning and plain Bracelets and Neck Clafps,
Mourning and fancy Lookets,
Ladies and gentlemens gold, gilt, feel and elk Watch
Chains
Gold, gilt, pebble, aud glafs Seals,
Cold, gilt and feel Keys,
Gold, iver and tortoiie he Sleave Put,ons & Studs,
Silver Thimbles, Salt Spoons, Netting Needles, Tooth
Picks and Shoe Caips, with variety Of other ar
ticles.
They have likewife on hand few good Watches,
all Of which they offer the NOT realonable terms
N b. Miniature Settings and fIair-Work eHeeut-
| ed in the neateft manner.
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Emperor and of their Imperial, and Rovai Hieh
nefies the Arch Dukes, is already fcnt off 70
the army. The Monarch will firlt repair to tn,
camp of Wells.
Anssbong6, Sept. go.
The dcputation from tn. Senate, which hac
been TENT to Munich, the Autrian head Quar-
ters' is returned, and reports the pleafing in.
telhgence that the neutrality of our CITY eftab
hihed by folemn treaties, will be refpetted by the
french emperor. Potts were this day erected on
me frontiers of our little territory, bearing this
interruptions: Neutralterritory of chicfimperial
city ofAugiburgh."
Fribourg in Br;lsazv, Sept. 1e.
On the 18th inf. the Auftrians crol1ed the Inn
at Burhaufen.-One column took the road to
Mulhdorf, and directed its march towards
Landihut, where it arrived on the 10th. No
intelligence has yet been received of its further
ProgreiS; but it is conjettHred that il will march
or has already marc he'd towards Ineolfadt,
thence to proceedto Donawert, whereit willtake
pot-ihe other column marched by the way of
Waiierbourg towards Munich. It is thought
.hat IT'S intention is to take the petitions of
Lahfoerg and Fribourgh, upon the Lech. po(i.
lions which it occupied in the lait war. Thi.
army, defgnated, until its entrance into Baya.
RIA ria under the name of Army of the camp of
Weiz' and which appears to have now taken
Ina. OF army OF the Rhine, will be commanded
~ .ne Arch Duke Ferdinand having under his
orders the Quarter Matter General Maver. but
no other Commander in Chief directs il at this
.noment' and each column makes its movements
according to particular orders. Its force an.
pears To be between As and SO thoufand men
Another body of troops of about &c, ooo men
mnak'ng part of the army of Tyrol, is now a,
DFeeehtZ, under the command of General H,nr:
'ehoerg' having under him the Generals Roh,n
ana Aipremont. This body, hitherto in, stive
mas Ju't made movement two thoufand If ,hs
auvahced guardhave marched towards Ravenpc.
oourgln Swabia; other corps are following them
ana are marching towards Ulm, under The or
GERS OF General Wrade; but the Aunriansmic.
.ea tneir blow, and General Wraeie was allie TO
t; ieat att. towards Franeonia, and form his junc
a,ra,S' W." cne o.her bavarian troops which are
already aiiemhled there, or on their m,r,b th;
,ne., and which will then form an army O: 40 or
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SWITZERLAND.

VIZ. .,,.,r Bal, Sep. 10.
De very difficult for the Helvetc confederation
TO MAINTAIN its neutrality in the new continental
war which is about commencing.
lhe greateft activity prevail,in all the can,ons
TOR railing the quota of men defined TO prot "a
the armed neutrality and to otcupythe frontiers
The grand councils of mott of the cantons have
been convoked to deliberate on the circular let.
ter OF the landanman relative to this Object and
70 determine the number of troops of which if
man be competed. The landamman has given
orders to draw the exact limits of Switzerland
oy the eNaoli'hment of potts throughout all the
country Coz, OF the Griions, from whence he will
rol, Voralbers, and Italy.
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RUSSIA.
Frontiers Of RadTa, estb Augua.

Frontiers Of RaBia, 9stb AuguR.
From the 3oth July to the 10th Auyuft 40
veiieIs of different nations arrived in the port OF
Cronitadt, laden chiefly with foreign merchan.
dize. In the fame time, lag vefIels cleared out
from that port, laden with territorial product
ons or articles manufactured in Ruilia. OF theft.
81 were Englifh and g Americans.
ST. Peter/1urgb, dueu9 %.
The troops of our carlton, and the horf. and
foot guards, making in the whole about ten
thouiand men, marched from this city ON the
esd infant. There remain here three battai.
ons of foot guards for the fervice of the winter
palace and otherp public edifces.
The prefeut iituation of affairs, and above all
the recent departure of the troops, have inflaen-
ced the cour1e Of exchange. The ducat of
Holland, valued at 3 rouhles 80 cop. is rifen TO
4 rouh. SO cop. and the FLYER rouble has rifen
from IS cop. toss
We are aiursd that the emperor will depart
for Wilma about the goth September.
Thirty thonfand men embarked here for Re-
vel this day, in conftqucnce of the treaty enter.
ed into with Sweden. This body, under the
order OF Northumberland Tolftori, is defined.
they fay, for Swedifh Pomerania; but well.in.
formed politicians think that the king of Pruc-
ia VIII never content toit.
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TO A WOUNDED DOVE.

All tremble not poor worsded Dove,
A friend humane you'll find in me-;
Sweet bird whole plsintive notes love,
Say, tell me, who has injured thee
Is it the hawks too cruel bill,
That dooms thee innocent to bleed
All fee the wound is itreaming iil,
Who could commit this barh'rous deed
Perhaps the fower's wanton art,
Gives to thy life this ihorten'd date,
Some iportman tends the wel-am'd dart,
That doonls thee to this wretched fate.
Sweet mournful bird at Ewes Till hour,
I'll waf5 for thee the tender fgh,
With ioftel notes thou charm'd my bow'r,
Alas tbs pity thou fhould'i die
NALVINA
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deaination. ard the power which had jun traiekcd
with her alliance could longer pare the blood of
her iubes, the price of which fhe had ju received
All further explanation with the Of Vienna,
being thus become impoilible the way of arms is
heneeforward the only compatible with honour.
Let England applaud berielf upon having at
length found allies; let her rejoice that blood is about
to flow upon the continent, let her atter heriel that
her own will be pared; let her hope to find her fate
y IN the diieord of other hates, her joy will be of
mort duration, her hopes will be vain, and the day
is not far dtant when the rights of nations will be ar
length avenged.
The Emperor, obliged to repel an unjua aggref.
hon. which he has in vain endeavorei to prevent. has
been ccnitrained to iufpend the execution of us rt
deigr'. He has Withdrawn from the fhores of the
ocean thoie old bands 10 often Victorious, and he
marches at their head. He will not Law down his
arms before he has obtained full and entire f,tsfai
on ; and comPleat fecurity both for his own Hates
and thofe Of his allie.
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TIE Emperor, lfeesb in tie Senate.

pE" 'JIeesO M SSc t,rN3He.
Senators" In the Prefent circumstances of Europe
! ieei the neceiity OF appearing in the midi of you
ana OF making known to you my ientiments.
am about TO quit my capital to put myfelf a,
the mead OF my army, to carry fpeedy fuccour to
my allies and to defend the deareR ntereits of nv
people
The wiihes Of thc eternal enemies of the CONT
nent are accomplished war has begun in the heart
OF Germany. Aunria and Rufia hav. united with
England; and our generation drawn anew into a 4
the eaamities of war. A few days ago. Gill hoped
that peace would NOT he diffurbed menaces and ont,
rages found me imPaiIabe /; but the Autiriau army
mas eroiied the Inn, Munich is invaded, the E!eaor
OF hiVara is driven out of his capital all my hope,
are vaniihed.
&c Ia at this infant that the wickednefs of the
enemies OF the continent has unveiled it(elG They
were YET appreheniive of the manifestation of NV
profound love OF peace; they We're apprehenGve len
Auitra' at the light of the abyfs which thev had dug
under her tooters hou'd return to fentments of iu
.ce and moderation they have hurried her into war
am grieved at the blood it will colt Europe: but
the French name will obtain new ulre from it,
senators, when at your defre, at the voice of
the whole French people, | fet the Imperial crown
upon my head, received from, you, from every c;.
ozen' the engagement to maintain i, pure and unlul-
L,eu' MY people have given in every circnm-
rance proofs OF their confidence and their love- They
VIII ny under the colours of the emperor and of his
army which III fsw days will have paiIed the from
tiers
Magistrates, Soldiers, and Citizens. all with to
maintain the country free from the influence of Eng
ahd' who' if ihe prevailed, would grant us only a
peace iurrounded with ignon,ny and f,ame and the
principal conditions of which would be the burning
OF our fleets, the filling up ports, and the ann
hilation of our indu(fry
p" All the promiies have made to the French peo-
PIE ihave kept. The French people, in their turn,
not iurpaied In this circumaance 70 important for
their glory and mine, they will continue to meri, that
name OF Great People with which fa.u,ed them in
the midi Of the fields Of battle
frenehmen, your Emperor will do his duty, my
ioidiers will do theirs, you will do yours
Sfrgj5~g, September 49,
ieterday the fine body of grenadiers OF the army
arrived here, and bleted on the citizens. To
day 1t was reviewed by Prince Murat and the Other
generals now here They fay it is to be under the
orders OF general Laines Our neighborhood is filed
WITH an mmenie quantity Of troops, both infantry aud
cavalry.
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-.
NETWORK, November Ii.

The Zip Swift, captain Murphy, arrived yef-
terday morning at Sandy Hook, in 40 days from
Bordeaux. To the poltenefs of a palIenger,
who reached town in pilot boat, the Editor of
the Mercantile ddus,tiier is indebted for re-
EuISr fiji of Paris papers to the 2sth of Sep
l. pber, and o. Bordeaux papers to the % Oc-
toher, incluiive, from which we have translated
many very nierefing articles, and ihall conti-
me our Elections for tomorrow. We have
in our pofieaion the counter-declaration of the
Emperor ri Germany, and the manitetto of Ruff
fla, on the fubjett of the dfPute with France,
which it appears has terminated in the actual
commencement of holtilites on the part Of
Germany, without any formal declaration Of
war. We fhalI give thefe important Fate pa.
psrs in due courfe.
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BERLIN, Septemb

BBRLIN, September TO.
BY virtue Of an order iiIning from his maiefty,
100000 men have been directed to hold them
fclves in readinefsto march.
A grand council of fate was held here the
day before yeAerday, at which all the mininers
andthe principal GER rails attended. For feve-
raj days back Couriers have been dilpatched TO
ST. Ptterfbureh and Vienna.
The minlaer of ftate ard of the Cabinet,
Count dc Hangahz, is arrived in this capital.
1t is believed be " be fent To- Paris.
September IL.
An Hrilian army, 10 the number OF more than
$4,000 is afembled on the frontiers of the e.
let,urate OF Hanover. We remark that there is
good understanding between them and the
French.
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BTL,LIfM COKdv

Returns his acknowledgements to his friends and
the public for the lberai encouragement he has re-
ceived finee his commencement in bulnels ard nat-
ershimief from his present connection to merit their
future confidence.
II. b. Perions who have watches remaining IN his
hands will rleaie call at the hop Of NJ Gay & Cswsn
November 20. spS-s
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WILLIAM MsCAY

HETURNS his grateful acknowledgements to his
= numerous friends and cuhomers for the liberal
encouragement he has received, and informs them that
the bufne6 will in future be carried on under the fra,
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FOR SALE,

HREE valuable Slaves, viz a male and female
j. houie iervant, and gardener; their characters
are iexcePtonabe. For further particulars apply to
the printer. Nov 20. T4w
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AGermad journal, Of high rcpute, affirms,
that in cafe of war, four great electoral courts
nave determined to put all their forces and all
Prui,ia.
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GDs Gnqulrer.
COKDfUNIC ALTON.

RICHMOND, 2Gsb NOVEMBFR.
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PRUSSIA.

TragGated for tie Mertaafi!e AdUerijfr.
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n Married, on Thuriday the 4th inn. Mr.. ELISHA
MEREDITH. OF Hanover County, to the amiabie
and accomplished Nils SALLY b. CABELL. of
Buckingham County.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-15

not be left ia thejisasyesa able eircu nssan. 0
ces Of those British subjects who now are
at Verdun.
The Victory on board which lprd Nelson
goes out IN his new command, has drop
ped down to St. HeIcns. His lordship has
left town, to go on board her. He sails
without delay for Cadlz, with a powerful
reinforcement to our naval strength in that
quarter.
The value of the eargoes bro't into Eng
gland on board the E. India Rect exceeds
fifteen millions of pounds sterling. What
vexation to Bonaparte to have put his feet
at such expense, to sea, to catch'this prize,
& to have missed it . Had any of his squad.
rons even fallen in with this Aeet, they
might have met defeat instead of rich
plumber.
Admiral Rainier had used every precah-
ton against the chance of capture. Ihe
seamen on board every ship were disciplin-
ed, every day, and practlsed In the work.
ing of their guns. they remembered what
had been achieved by sir Nathaniel Dance
and they determined TO fight like men
if they should have to ENcoUNTRk A
FOE.
September 16.
Lord Nelson arrived ar Portsmouth en-
Saturday morning, aud embarked at noon
tor South-sea Beach.
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p P2a'is5on, august %.
FRENCH NoTE-M. Barcher, 80
charge d'sfalrs, received on ,bs nr .sl'7
OF the 18th, by a French courier, wb bo1ln
gong to Vienna I'D great haste, the Con-, va
declaration, sent by the court Of Pr ~ Y
to its ambassador at Vienna, to be- dsr au'
ed BY him TO the imperial court. " p \
cher has communicated the said declara1o
pursuant TO orders, 10 tie ministers rr,;5
ing AZ Ratisbon. It's principal content, az
as follow. d
The emperor of the French isou !,
point OF undertaking the expedition aa,; mS
Epgiand. In this intention and deprpSS;rs
entirely upon the peace existing with An.o
tria and The other powers of the con,;nsn.
he his assembled on the coast he prea,r.,
part OF the troops fJom Italy and the Lb;ns
and has almost entirely evacuated Sv,zer.
land.
cit was therefore to his irfnite surDr;,.
that his majesty learned that great move
ments have taken place among the Austrian
troops IN Italy, IN the TyroI, and toward,
the frontiers 81 Bavaria. His majesty CON,
sequently thinks himself not only jus,ifed
but also obliged, before he executes h,
great enterprise in question, to require Of
the Couft of Vienna positive declaration.
relative 10 The objec.s Of those measures &
lis farther intentions, that il case the renty
be mt satisfactory, the emperor Of the
French may postpone theexpedition agaiu,,
England and repair to the Rhine win hi,
whole force Tor the purpose of compelling
Austria to preserve the peace of the conn.
nent'
Without waiting for an answer to this
note it seems BouaParte proceeded from the
coas' to The Rhine abandonlnghis project a,
gainst England"
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Erankfdrt Sch :

Things are assuming mere warhke ap.
pearaDce every day. The emp assembled
at Mlukeasorf and in Bohemia, have now
also received o, dsrs to break up and to JOIN
The camp at Liptz nearer TO the frontier,
which Will be exceeding strong; they talk
of 80 or 10000 men.
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Le.bsic Ang. 80.

Intelligence is received here, that TWO CO..
lumns of Russian troops, making together
about 100 900 mea, are actually arrived ia
CalIicia, and continuing their march to Mo.
ravia, and other Austrian provinces 10 as
sist that power.