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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25
JOHN C. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.

The subscriber (lsoberr Gamble. sen. J avails
himself of this opportunity to thank his numerous
trends tor the very large share of patronage he
mas received IN the mercantile line--and hereby
tenders TO the public his future services as Com
mission Merchant. lie fatters himself, his long
experience with other circumstances unnecesss-
ry here to reution) entities him to the confidence
or those who may aave business of that nature TO
hansatt IN this city-assuring such Of bis best
exsrtions to meris Appreciation.
Those who yetrenan indebted TO the late firms
CT Ga,rble q Graftan. of Staunton, of Gamble
q Temple, Robert Gamble " Co. and Ro5e,s GAM
BE, of the City of Richmond. are once more ear
nestiy requested to make immediate payment of
their respective balances, Such as continue re-
careless OF this last notice cannot expect longer
indulgence.
Ro GAMBLE.
Richmond. JfaS 8. 1905. epsw wtf
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mare, two of which will be renftted if paid with
IN rue season, y..t~.s viii cou<r1zncS tie I0.rt &C
March, K e.spire The lst of August ne xt. Board
OF Servants gratis, mares may be fed with grain
at two shillingspe day i have large andexten-
sive pasturage divided in five diere n, Enclosures,
that mares Wit, fosis MAJ be kept dis,intf from
barren mares. One dollar TO the groom. No II.
ability for accidents OF any description.
PRECIFIFATE was bredb lord Esremont,
foaled in 1877. sot by Mercury q son of Eclpse)
dam by Herod, mis- grandam Maiden by Match.
en- out of mr. Prart's old Squirt mare her dan,
by Mogu-Camilia by Bay Bolton Old Lady
dam of Sterling by rulIsine's chestnut Arabian
lockwood Bustler.
PERFo RnANcH.
In the FIRST spring meeting. 1870, at New Mar.
ket. when years old, he won the FIRST class OF
the princes stakes of 100 guineas each, beating
Thuuderbot, Chanticleer, and Sir Pepper. tour
having paid the forfeit. In the same week he
won che Bolton stakes of so guiueas each, beat
ing Chsmbooe, Dragon and Pallafox, paid
forfeit. Second spring meeting he won the Sd
class of the princes stakes of 100 suineas beating
Thrnderbol,i z paid forfeit. And in the same
week he received 100 guineas forfeit from Lord
Crosvenor's Radamanthus.
in 1872 he won {. so at Guildheld. beating
Doge, Thunderbolt, Sarmgapatam and Stout
the next day 6 so At the same place, beating Car.
dock and Griffin. He also won the kings 100
guineas, at Lewis, beating Skyscraper at heats,
the LIST being dead hear After which he was
SO highly esteemed that lac become a stallion in
his Lordship's stud at 10 guineas mare This
horse IS the sire cf the following running horses
in England: Johnquil, Petworth, Mariana, Ro.
saba. Chesnut colt out of Bobtail, Chestnut COLI
out Of Rosemary, Hunbug, Lazarus. Raginier,
Apollo. CULVER, Tag, Louisa, Tipstaif, mr..
Heathcote's Ally ont Of Reeves, Alchymist, Clod.
hopper. Grey ely his r n Lampadosa, Mars,
Mary, Mairance, Bay FLY mir Browns, Grey
lilly mr. Radcliffe, Tax, TinstaT and Bobtail.
Feb. 90, 1905. THOMAS GoODE
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Mr.. s. Mas. PETICOLAS's
II C. Il d T. M r.

NTR. p. lately returned from Phi.
! Iva iadeIphia with his family. respectfully
informs the Ladies and Gentlemen or Richmond
and its vicinity. thar he has .removedto the com-
rnodious house formerly occupied by Miss Rob-
bins, neatly opposite MIR coPlana's Office on The
Capitol hill. in which he intends 10 open an A
CADEMY fer the instrutiion of " Dung Ladies.
Mr.. p. returns his sincere thanks 10 his friends
and the public, for the encouragement and pa
ironage he has heretofore net with ; and hopes
from the general satisfaction he has given, his
endeavoTs will be crowned with SUCCESS.
Mr.. cox, lately teacher in several Boarding
Schools in Philadelphia, will undertake the rui-
ton of English Grammar. EXECUTION, Epistolary
Style, History, Geography and Use of the Globes,
Mythology, Writing, Arithmetic, &c. with eve
~ thing aPperaining to polite English Educa-
ton, together with Drawing and Painting.
Mr.. r. will attend to the tuition of he French
Language. Vocal and Instrumental Music, on
the Piah5--and Mrs p. 20 the branches Of Are
tiiieial Flowers and Plain Sewing.
tnecessary,a Dancing Master can be pro-
cured.
n d. Mr., PErtcoGAs Reboirs, 7les and
Teaches 7vairs TIE PIfNO FORTE.
aiNiA9 URES panied in a handsome style,
and good hkenesses warranted
Mr.. cox will also attend Ladies and Gentle
men a, their own houses, IN the branches OF
Drawing and Painting.
Richmond, I5ib May, 1905. Szg
~ 95c academy viii open on Monday f5e
27tb inst Hours Of iuition from. 9 to q and fJors
5 70 6.
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The subscriber WISHES to sell for
cash, or on credit Ill the first day of January
next, the -
7svo Brick Tenemenfs,
Adjoining the house of Mr.. Benjamin Mosby.
JOHN PENDLETON.
City of Riebnond, Nov. 1918, 1904. 2w
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liz l-2 Gents Sing4e.l
SALES AT AUCTION.
sIx MoNrHs cnKpIr.

SIX MONTHS CREDIT.
a CREEABLE TO the last viii and testament
"A of Me-. JAcoB BocxIUs, win be SOLD.
on Friday the 3ist INST (May), at the house
Formerly occupied by said Boekins IN this city,
oery Likely 81 valaabh Negroes,
4 of which are men, and wei Acquainted with
the Tanning business. the other woman, ae-
to house blisness-2 Cows ard HErs
FER-one DousLE CHArn and HARNrss--ons
HoesE, SADDLE & BRIpLE-one IRON CHEST
Likewise, some excellent HousEHoLD and
kITcBEN FuRNIruaE.
BENJAMIN TATE, I Ex'rs. OF
JOHN PRoSsER, 81. Boo kius.
May 10. 1905. tbs
THE subscriber regrets that he should again
be under the necessity of requesting those hav-
ing claims against the above estate, 10 bring
them forward for paymcnt-and those indebted
20 the estate viii please make immediate pays
inent, or suits viii be instituted
JOHN PROSSER.
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F 0 r S A l. E,
IA ny L A ~ D. in the cour

MY l. A N d, in the county of
lvI surry known by the name Of SWANS
PorNT, containing about three thoufand acres,
htuated upon James river, nearly oppoite TO James
Town aud forty five miles below p" -rfbnrg. The
:rai is divided into two plantations each having
the neeefary improvements of barns, aahlel &c.
in thorough repair. On one is a two ffory brick
building of ok large roomg but lately 6uihed in
haudfocne Ryle. with every convenient OUT houfe
for the accommodation Of genteel family, On
the other wooden hopfc of four rooms. we'll cal
culatedfor an overfeer.. There arc upon the two
plantations upwards Of thoufand apple trees ie-
leaed of the mott approved kinds Tor brand ey-
der and keeping fihit all OF which have been
planted about three years, and from the atten-
tion which has been bcfaowed upon them a,e now
rapidly projecting towsrds perfection. The Pc
euliat advantages Of this place, 6h and wild
fowl will contribute not little TO tender il an
agreeable reldence to thofe who can enjoy health
in the lowet county. 1t is deemed nfelefs to fay
more. as it is prefunied any pe,fon wiihing TO
purehaie would fin lee the property. The pay
ments will be made eafy by dividing them into
fleh iniialments as may be convenient,
John II. Cockes
ApI 18th. 1905. 6w
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MILL L NE r Y.

MRS. BUCKNER having conn
1V1 menced business in Manchester in the line
of 5fTLLINE RI q 5fAN7'OA-A1AKING. re-
speafully solicits the patronage Of her friends
and the public.
She has on hand at present a small assortment
OF the articles necessary in that line Of business
and shortly expects to receive from New.York
an additional supply.
All commands from the country will be faith.
fully and punelually attended to. IF
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Dissolution of PartncrsHio.

- 'N''.- u = W lStSS o'NtP.
he late firm OF PRICE 81 HARRIS hav.
Il ing been dissolved on the Dist inst. by the
death or the said Price---NOTICE is hereby Civ
en- to all persons indebted to the said firm. 70
come forward Immediately and discharge their
Respective basances--And all those having claims
against the said firm are desired to bring them
forward for adjustment on or before the Ist day
OF July next. being anxious to bring the business
70 speedy close
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun.
Sa,0irinS partner fife idfe firm
If Picr q Harris.
Powhatan county, Apt. 80, 1905.
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PRECIPITATE,
Inponrrpb v Mr. I.iphtfoo

INPonrED by Mr. Lightfool
! of Sandy-Polnt. last VIM
ter, full Is hands and a half
high; viii stand at my sta,
bic in Chesterfield county,
Appomattox riyer, IS miles
above Petersburg, to be let
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25

~ ~ ~ |o1l NlL<[ 10,
Lately built of brick and stone. SO by AZ feet
three stories high, with durable stone dam, TWO
pair Burr and one pair Cologne stones, with ele
vators, screens, boulting cloths. &C. on the most
approved constuaion aud now in complete order
for business situated on constant sire am, in The
midst of a delightful wheat country. in the coun-
ty of Powhatan, only one and half miles from
Jamesriver. and % miles above Richmond.
To the mill will be attached lot of alb at 100
acres land, on which stands commodous two
story dwelling house and other accessory oaises,
handsomely enclosed, undera post and rail fence,
with garden paled in, all new being lately finish.
ed; cooper's and blacksmith's shop, mer's
house. houses for the accommodation Of the
workmen, and excellent water very convenient
for all purposes.-Terms may be knownon appli-
cation to the subscriber.
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun.
PolD6afar county, lfrii 80. 1905. 5w
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NOTICE.

he co-partnership of ROBERT
y GAMBLE & SONS, will be dissolved by
'nu'ua' consent. on Saturday. the 11th instant.
-" persons indebted to the said firm. are ear.
nestly entreated to make immediate navment 70
etbcr of the subscribers. A comnl;anee viii, mi.
request will prevent the painful necessity Of re.
sorting to coercive measures
me books will be placed in the possession Of
"lessrs. John and Robert Gamble, Jun. who are
authorised to settle all accounts due by, or TO the
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

will be let 20 mares a, the moderate price Of ten
dollars the fcafon, payable the fra of oa. next,
but notes 10 be TENT with the marcs) may be dif.
charged by paying eight dollars on or by the IN
Of Auguh, when the feafon will end. Infurance
fifteen dollars (notes fent as above, payable m
March, ISo6) And four dollars eafh the leap. IN
either cafe as eentsto the groom, to be paid down
Mares will be fed with clover and lucern gratis,
and corn II required, at the felIirg price. have
40 fpsre Rails in hrong new liable; with fvb.
0antial locks where they may be kept Of nights
but will net be anfwerable for efeapes
APPALuSIA is lately from South America,
about ten years old, IS hands high, Of b.aa,ifui
fnow white colour, aod mon elegantly formed. 4,
Is unncccGary 20 point out the great fuperior,v NJ
this excellent breed OF horfes for tho fsddle, bay.
nefs, Sc, as il IS generally known that they ara
we'll gate gentle. and the mon hardy and thr;f,v
horfs' in the world, and many live to be upwards
Of 50 years old.
hPSALUsiA Rood IN Au9ufa the feafon he
fore Ian, where he proved TO be aeer,sin foal Ger,
ter and many Of bis colts would have fold for aoo
dollars eah At day old. a few mares we've on,
20 him The laR feafoo, (having bought him late
all Of which fvoved With foaI.
BENJlA1IN DU.YAL.
February 18th, 1905, If
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TAKEN UP by the subscriber ON
< his plantation in Powha,an county, a red
HEIFER. with little white on both her hind
feet, marked with an undeTkeel on the right ear,
and slit IN the left Appraised 10 eight doIars
John Lyon.
December 10, 1901. w3t-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25

HE. subscriber begs leave to inform his
= friends and the public at large. that he has
obtained commission for the exercise of the
duties of a NOTARY PUBLIC, in and FOR this
Cry and that any business sommi;ted to hin,
shall meet with prompt dispatch.
Saml. MsCraw.
Richmond, I7th May, 1905. "
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7Yw DOLLARS RGW.1RD.

pROKE away last evening. alarge stout made
40 blood bay III o r S (, upwards of FIVE feet
high,7 years old last spring, was shod al round
about two months ago, but some of the shoes
may now be off he has large head and small
eyes. trots and gaops if he has any other marks
by which he might be distinguished. they are nor
recclleeted. He had on saddle good dea
worn, with hogskin seat and plated stirups.
The above reward will be paid on delivery
the horse and saddle to, the Subscribers
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richrnnnd March < 1anr
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THOMAS HARRIS, Jun.
FOR SALE.

II not sold by the 18th of June next, it win be
leased from FIVE to ten years. and possession
given on the FIRST day of July next,
WDODB{TRT MIN &
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25

EOUND, on Saturday the Cd inst.
i Red Morocco POCKET BOOK. which
the owner may get by applying to the subscriber
and paying for this advertisement
James Bootwright:
Richmond, March h, 1905.
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ROBERT GREENHOW,

1TERcHANTin H;2iamsbarg--5 as ;,Istyeceiv-
90 ed BY fbe ship D'snf,ies, from Londos, and
daily exPer,s from Liverpooi bis usual assOrtnent
Tasty Spring Goods s. Hardware,
SYis5 De ees on moderate terms 10 BIS eusiome,s.
May IL, 1905. 34y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-25

IL j. a ~ X 30 DIS
Ter sale at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27

As the modification wiich Is ssiyen
10 the blockade Of these pons aLy this,
declaration OF his rnaissty may be af.im,
por arce to ths Unned States. I. have to
request that you viii be. SO god as tq
conimumcats liz. without, delay, 10 their
coosi'is at, the several ports that ,heis
e'ozens may have advantage of it.
have the honor 10 ee, sir, your very ODE.
dent servant.
Signed >, ",JAMFS MONROE.
Sefetai William Lypian, ecnsul Of
the United States, sc. &c. &c.'s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27
Sat.lrdap, Decem6er 2I.

Saturday, december 81.
A communication from the senate BY
their clerk.
The senate have passed the bill, To au.
thorise the county court of Lee 10 erect a
turnpiiee, or tell gate, on the road leading
from Mockerson gap 20 Cumberland gap,
through the said county, with severed a.
mendmen,s, to which they request The
concurrence of the house OF delegates.
The house forthwith proceeded 10 con-
slider the said amendments, and the same
being twice read were on the question but
thereupon, seyerally agreed to By the
house.
Ordered that the clerk inform the Sc
nate thereof.
The house, according 10 the order Of the
day, proceeded by joint baIlo, with the Sc
male, to the choice Of a member of The pri-
Wy. council, or council OF state, to SUNNY
the vacancy accustomed by the resignation
OF Philip Grymes, ESD. aud on counting
he ballots majority was found in favor
OF William w Hening, esq.
he house, according to The order of re
day, proceeded by joint ballot with the Sc.
nate, TO the choice Of member of the nri.
w council, or council Of stale. 20 supply
the vacancy occasioned by the renewal Of
William Foushee, esq. and on Counting
the ballots majority was fsund in favor
Of William Ayleit, esq.
The house, according tothe order Of the
day, proceeded by joint ballet with the Sc.
! Date, 10 the chnice Of member Of the M
w council, or council of state, 10 supply
the vacancy occasioned by the removal O.
William B'ockenbrougb, esq. and or
counting The ballots majority was found
in favor of william Muniord, esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27
LoNDoN, Oct. 81
AMERICAN BOTTOMS.

4 WHO'D
The following official communication
viii be read with much interest by the
commercial world. II relates TO a subject
Of much importance, and embraces con
ssqunces OF the greatest magnitude.
We shall Offer no remarks on il al present.
"Sreat Cumberland Place, Oct. 2s, 1905.
SiRr''.i have the pleasure tn en-.
close you copy Of a note from lord MuI.
grave, containing Information that h.,
m:sJss'y hss thought fl to relaS in Ger.
tam respects The blockade Of the ports o
Csdlz and st. Lucar. which is now form
ed by his naval folosss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27

They have learned with still more m
pleasant feelings, that iarosds have beer
made by the regular Objects and soldier
OF that government into parts CT the Ter
fritories OF Orleans and the Mississippi;
which had been, delivered up to us. and
that our citizens have, been seized and
our property pIundsred----.
Resolved therefore, tina, the legisIa-
ture of Virginia have, the highest conf
dsnce in the wisdom, virtue aud Grmness
Of the president Of the United States, and
that they are ready, Whenever congress
shall direct, TO join in a contest wild any
nation that has injured us, and " try which
party can do the other the most HARM"
The question being abou, to be taken
upon the said preamble and resolution as
amended. member IN his place demand-
ed, that the question on the said resolution
should be divided; and that distinct ques-
ton should be taken on each member of
the said resolution The question was
then taken upon the first member of the
said resolutions, which is in the following
words, 10 wit I" Resolved therefore, that
the legislature Of Virginia have the high
est confidence in the wisdom, virtue and
trmness ct The president of the United
States )" which passed in the a6irrhat yc--..
Ayes lsl-Noes 8. TX
=. The question was then taken upon the
last member Of the resolution, which is in
these words, :" and that they are ready
whenever Congress shall direct. to Join IN
a contest with any nation that has injured
US, and "try which party can do the. other
the most harm" and agreed TO unani.
mously.
The question being then put upon the
preamble TO the said resolution as amend
ed, il was agreed to unanimously. !.
Ordered, that the clerk do carry the said
resolution TO the senate and desire their
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27
To JAMES MONROE, ESQ.
Downing Street. oe,. ~. 1905.

| The undersigned, bis n'aies,y's :prin:
cspaI secretary of state, for fol cien affairs,
has the honor, TO inform Dir. .Niona
roe, that the king having been, pleased,
IN conformity to the note transmitted by
the Undersigned. TO Mr.. Monroe, on the
s5th of April last. 70 direct that the no.
cessary measures should be taken for lha
blockade of Cadiz. and st. I-ncsr, and
such ports having been, and being now
blocsaded, the Undersigned is-command-,
ed to acquaint Mr.. Monroe, that his ma.
Jesty IS pleased to declare that such block.
ade shall not extend 10 prevent neutral
vessels. from entering into, and sailing
from said ports of Cadx and ST.. Lucar,
provided, that tie vessels Sc entering So
sailing from the said ports, shall no, be
ipund TO have on board, or 10 have carried
70 SAID ports, any warliks or naval stores,
or any article or Articles intended 10 be,
and usually converted into wariike, naval
stores, or provisions of any kjHd Nhstcy-
er, excepting such may be fairly deem-
ed sea stores, for the use OF the crews OF
such neutral vessel. The undersigned i.
Therefore commanded 10, request Mr..
Monroe 10 spprize the American consuls
and meachants residing in England, Of
sh's determination ofbis majesty. The
undersigned requests Mr.. Monroe to &C.
cept the assurances Of has high conSids.
ration.
Signed aMULcRAvE..
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MORT KERN SUMNER

or.
-. TRAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC,
Through Dennark Sweden. Russia. Prus,ia
and past Of Germany in the year 1904.
RY JOHN CARR. ESQ
hu'hor o. the Stranger in France, !" &c. &c.
n tew copies Of The above work are inst
received and for sale at s. Pleassnts' P,in,iaz.
oibss and Bookstore. Dee. a.,
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In Uollars Rem0l,l-r,.d1ll,. -

CTkAYED or stolen from the s,,bae,,be, an
> Saturday the 2tst inst dark grey MapF
iormerly the properly OF Jesse Carpenter. dee
about 1--we feet high, trors galops and mace
wei had on when taken. bridle and saddle
no particular marks are remembered ANY ner.
son who will deliver the said mare, shall rseeive
me above reward OF if stolen, upon apprehend
ing and eonvieiing the thief the farther reward
OF Twenty Dollars, aud all other charges and
expenses paid by EyRRIrr Csav
Rockets. Dec. IS, 1905 :.
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AtAxAsDaIA, Dec. is.

The eiteuit court ofthe District cf "a.
'unois' has been engaged for Jhs $50 last
days an ihe trial Of John A Bmiord, icr
the robbery and st,smpl 10 mrd., air.
Peter, OF The Bank Of Columbia, IN lvas
last and this morning The july : ~ ~ .
verdict Nor CtILTts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27
of commodore prssle.s soma.

of Commodore preble's squa.
.dron, for which no appropria-
lion was made,
For six mon,as service Of tho
frigrte Adams, $4,000 dol
lars, and four months service
OF the brig Hornet, $500,
which vessels were put into
commission for the protection
of our Commerce on the cast,
For nine months service of eight
gua-soats, having only men
enough to navigate then a.
cross,he Atlantic,
For two bombards, purchased
and fitted out by commodore
Preble, and seven months ser.
vice,
For nine months service Of 400
extra men, sent oot in the John
Adams, TO the Mediterranean,
For bounty to seamen, which we
were obliged to give to induce
them to enter the service, the
pay in the merchant service,
being exsravagsntly high,
DOLLS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27

.ERRAruM.--Instcad of the 9th toast. as pub
lished in the las, Argus. read-.s The federal
and -fate onstitutons--respeet for them without
idolairy--They are neither too sacred 10 be tonch.
ed, nor ossht they to be lightly changed"
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from the Ners York Coaansereiat .1sver.
fscr

The following rETEREsTfvc isTEL1t.
cFscE we have received from respent.
able gentleman, who arrived here on Sa.
tarday evening. in ~ days from Bor-
desux. The day bsfote this gepti-ma,
sailed, privs e letters from Paris we're
received at Bordeaux, announcing, that
Ia few days subsequent TO The cspitula.
ton OF Uim, and the capture OF GEM RAJ
Mack and histrocps,) the Russian army.
having proceeded by forced matches
esme up With the columns under ,hs
command of privce Murat and marshal
bernsdotte that severe action enxnfa
that Murat and Berpadote were boil
Killed % general officers either killed
severely wounded, or taken prisoners
and the whole Of the French Moons de
iested with immense slaughter. Such
was the Information received az Bordeaux
and believed by the Best informed gentle
men of that place.
The intelligence produced an imme
date and considerable effect GA the fund,
| at Bordeaux.