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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
Petersburg, Goth June, 1905.

negro woman, in the fevcnth month of
pregnancy, was on Monday laft, in this town,
delivered of twins.
One of the children was perfectly formed,
and lived few minutes the other exhibit
ted, perhaps, one of the mott finEular and ex-
traordlnary appearances, that has been record
ed.
II was conhderably larger in the body than
the other, having the fpine, cheG and umbilical
cord, perfectly formed, but without head, or
the imalleft appearance of any, the fpacc be-
tween the fhoulders being fmooth and not pro-
mlnent, with a 'ma indenture reiembling an a.
perture, at equal diftances from the points of
the fhoulders.
The upper extremities were in proportion to
the body, but fhort and terminated abrupt-
ly below the elbows, with finall appendix
ges like fingers, to the ends, without writs or
hands.
The lower extremities were Hkewife fl,ort,
with the knees, legs, feet and toes, not imper-
fe6tly formed.
From an unwillingnefS to do any thing that
might diiigure the external appearance, it was
not opened, although, to afcertain the exact
pohtlon and fate of the internal PARTS, particu-
larry the heart and large blood veiIeis Herewith
connected, would be an important Object to
the phyiio!ogif.
This, however, can yet be done, by an ex-
pert anatomilt, at any future period, AS
1t is carefully preferved in fpirit, and which
to crafty the public curiolity, is de-
pohted at the thop of MelIrs. Jcftph Bragg &
20. Defrf Paul.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
FOR SALE.

= HE TENEMENT now IN the occupancy a.
Mr.. John Carter, ftua;ed on the Nain-arc,t.
oPpofite the property on which Mr. Archhs "A
Blair re,ides This property i, truly deirabe, bel,
in healthy and Respectable neighbourhood, nve,,
ent to the Capitol and ALTO the active fcepes of buff
Icfs.
The improvements coniiR of convenient DWELLING
honie, containing two rooms, and paGage on each
tloor, with all requfi:e houfes and we'll of WA.
ter inferior 70 in this city. For further ,,sr-
ticulars enquire Of the luhfcribers
PROSSEia & MONCURE.
June IS. (law4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02

and It was faid TO I've Scion who eMk,aceei So
phocles. But the Trench Sophocies had tram
pied ON error and advanced the reign of rea-
ion; and the Scion Of Philat'e lphia, having PA
ced the contribution ofhis country on the imno-
vabte foundation of the rights Of men, had no
fear Of e. ing his uncertain laws, even during
his own life, open theway &c tyranny and pre-
pare letters for his country"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02

ineruaion md accor,Plihmen. Of your yours coun-
try,rcn.
";-o,rcat you, Sir, to accept the afnranee Of my
high confederation.
(S;gned) &C. NJ. TALLEYR.AND."
I mis- rare and valuable collection, which MIR. Ii
.ingion brings with him. conGis OF ga vols. folio o!
Prsass, together with tveral Port Folos, Containing
copies in oil aud colours from Raphae. ard from
Antiques, Views of Conaantinople, Cairo, &c &c.
The work will NOT ONLY be uieul to painters ard
i'uipters. but architects, cabinet makers, gold
iniths and Others engaged in iinilar emp lymen,s'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
A TRACT OF LAND.

Y Ohm CII.MER, wifiles to fell tract of land
ss eoniaing of $50 acres, lying within half mile
OF Charlottesville. Any perfon wifhing to purchafe.
may Zee the land and know the terms by applying to
him in that place.
June 4. fla wsu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
FROM THE WESTERN STAR.

Hool earding machines, nm the Euronean pan,
for picking, breaking aud carding iheep's wool
into rolls, are now in operation in MifTiin coun-
ty, one at efquire Watfon's mill, on Lot creek,
and another at the mill of John Fiemming, in
Kifhacoqiillis Valley. The following is an ac-
count of their manner Of operation, as pubii(h-
ed by the proprietors.
"The work will be done far preferably to a
ny hand cardng. AS the rolls are free from
dirt and knots, the woolretains its full length
One third more can be fpun in the fame time
than can be from hand carding the yarn is
more even and t-noot.l, .weaves and drefies bet
ter, and the cloth is hardfomer and more dura-
bic. The wool mixes to perfection.-Littlc
more need be faid in favor cf this manner of
preparing the wool for fpinnipg, than that It
IS the only Ole now III uie in Europe, frsm
whence we import ali our bett and fineft cloths
and that it has become universal in all of the
northern and eatern ftates, by which they have
greatly improved in thefe cloths, befite the IA
wing in expence. The burrs and ticks muft be
extracted, and the wool fent in fleets, with one
pound Of greaft to pounds of wool. 1T will
be picked. broke and carded into rolls for 10
cents per pound, with the addition of cents
for mixing md cents for breaking only. The
rolls will be 70 packed as TO be carried on horfe-
back 40 miles without injury"
Mr.. FIELD-SiR,
Believing that the following account of an
extraordinary cafe OF monfroii,y, would be ac-
ceptah!e, and well deierving publication, l have
tent it to you for that purpof.
AIN very respectfully,
Sir,
Your obcdient fervant,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02

Let rs h,5ioi1 to THE breeeding ealoeiuu on orr
eelc5rafed eotnt,ynraa, TIE folloqviup aaeedotet
from Condoreet'I "Aye efYolta,e."
" AT this fame time, Paris boaaed. ALTO. the
preience Of the celebrated Franklin, who. in
another hemifphere, had been the apoRle of
philoioply and liberation. Like Voltaire, he
bad often employed the weapon of humour
which corrects the abfurdities of men, and had
dhplayed their perverfenefs as folly more fatal,
but alto worthy of pity. He had Joined to the
science ofme:aphyficks the genius of practical
phiioiophy as Voltaire, that of poetry.
Franklin had delivered the VAT countries of 4
merica from the yoke of Europe and Voltaire
hadfreed Europefrom the yoke oftbe ancientthe-
ocracy of Ala. Franklin was cage. t,, fee 2
man Whole reputation had long been fpread o.
yer both worlds; Voltaire although be had loil
the habit of lpeaking EneiAn, endeavoured to
inPport the conversation in that language and,
afterwards realiuming the French, he faid Re
mai PareHRfr an dfGr de parJer IN moment la
Iangne de M. FraNkhns.
The American philosopher prefented his
grandiOn 10 Voltaire, with a reqnef that he
would give him his benediaion. Sod and
liberty J" faid Voltare ait is the ONLY beDe-
diction which can be given to the grandfon of
Franklin" They went together to public az
fenbly of the academy of licences, and the
public at the fame time beheld with emotion
thele two men, born in different quarters of the
globe, respectable by their years, their glory,
the employment oftbeir life, and both enjoying
tie influence which they had exercifed over
the age in which they lived. They embraced
each other in The MIDI of public acclamaticns,
> Ieom'fnot rcE6f6e dcfre Of Ipea&isg fbe
Language Of Mr.. FtankiIS .tor zlomesi.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT

IN HANCVEK COUNTY COURT,
H6,H GOTH, 1905.
Auftin Morris, Plaintiff
AgainR { 7, c5,,...
John Crenfhaw, Defendant.
HIS day came the plaintiff by his council, aud
the defendant not having entered his appear
anee aud given iecurity according to the ata Of AZ
ienb!y and the rules Of this court, and il appearing 70
the iataaction Of the COURT that I've is not an inbah
tart OF this country the motion Of the plaintiff il Is
Decreed aud Ordered, That the defeudan; do appear
here on the firm day Of the next quarterly term, ana
aniwer the bill OF the plaintiff and thar copy Of
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond. for two
months fueeciivey, and that another copy be poRea
at the front door of the Court-botle in thu county
Copy Teae,
THOS: POLLARD, D.c.HC.
May 3s. Cr2ml
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TO BE SOLD
IL nj ST.

On H6r,aie,sH;, and in Io5 10 I,b bv,6Gajsy,,
I ROM two hundred and fft} to three hundred
acres Of LIND, in the county Of Hcnrieo about
Tour miles from Richmond diasnce which renders
but little liable to Pillage, yet efficiently near to one
oi the beIt and mot improving markets in the United
States
Inc advantages ofin,al farms large towns are
ioobvous and generally admitted, as not 20 require
particular enumeration Perfons r.fding in the eli,
with large families, ard who ar, Obliged to keep hort
es, would be able in year TO fave more than the
original purehafe Tor further PARTICULARS enquire Of
Mr. Thomas Eorvell.
May IA. roaCtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
FOR SALE-sr THE SusscR,sFx i.

FOX SALE-ET THE SUsScRfBKR.
LOAF SUGAR, by the hid. Dbl. or tinple loaf
creet from Pennngtons Mandatory, Philadelphia
SOAL and UPPER LEATHER, OIL mode,at.
terms. Also
PRIME SPANISH HIDES.
MIcAJ-4E D1fYIS.
9th mo. lith, 'o5. 6eTtN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02

LINSEED OIL.
y Quantity Of Dutch Boiled LINSEED OIL.
Far Sale by THOMAS WHITE
Msy2i. 1sw
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ITO be fOaiinued.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
Fs,eH sfa ifsy I,ow NJ. TeLiey,aaS 70 biz Exs.Ile1-
- ihr. LivisgFag, late Hs7crifaa 6fi1ify ct Pvi,
ssFi1n By o,iey Of lie "EMPEAoa AND KING"

have thought it would be particularly sgreca-
Die 10 YOU to be able encourage in your own eoun-
ny tate for the arts, aud with this view have the
honorto iend you collection Of the old and new
CdicogrPhy Of the fathers and brothers P.rauif.
'Iheie engraved aad eolctred dcigns will be aJvants-
geougy placed in the Muicum Of New-York, and viii
moreover demonhrate the inferred with which you
have iarei Us, for whatever may contribute to the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-24

The return cf The Holy Fsini.y from Egyfk
after the deash Of Hrrot- Matthew .II. al
Christ bound 10 pillar and scourged by orr
der OF Psntius plate John -. 1.
10 The crvciSSion of Christ on the memorable
Mount Calvary. bsw;ern two male faetors attend.
ed BY Roman officers. soldiers. Ssc, Luke a. 50.
~ The resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
Here An angel appears renewing The stone from.
the sepulchre, whilst the lord eraerges Gon the
tomb, and The soldiers who were p acsd to gtard
II are fallen TO tie ground with anna enent and
awe Matthew a8. z, 3, a.
"a. The fame of Diana at Ephesus, with tho
virgins Attendant on che ALTA. Aas I9, IS.
The above pieces are execu,ed 10 style which
has met the APPRECIATION of some of tre best arr
tisis. Many efthe Sgures are allowed 70 81. mas.
teiiy ths arrangement a jndieiors, & wliat.ut.
p,Ees many Is, thar rlost of the % incits ;,,res
open and shut their eyesin an astonishing man
ner, hshls resembling narursll,ie.
Aiso,s Representation OF = Masquerade paiI.
composed of four different nation.-Tl,r French
and Spanish ambassadors. andifler ladiss, win
the King Queen az kf,jcs. ire ling aud :: jo,c.
irg with the grand Turk aud his iaei,. IN ee
musicians playing oa c'asiEei.. il, sgal.elg ss,ves
az the came tine every nation piy their fsitutc.
othc grand Turk. ~ thass E;gt,eA sse d SGD
10 their ancient fashions, and I'll dance reels
and coonsry dances according to HE Turkish
fashion, with eTganizcd fno.ic
~" Price Of adrni'tanee so cent- children
III IiacS- Gec. "a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-24

ar the following living animas 70 be seen at tie
~ City Tavern from sun rise TIL g o'clock at
night. A Sl,ecp with five legs: a Basseroe from
China The Spider Ape from Africa; The Wild
Black Woman in the Woods 4 Fswl with a
horn growing out OF its,head.
The NANMozErre. This truly wonderful &
much admired animal was 5ro't from Asia lie
is iull grown yet only Is inches high he walks
erea for activity, ins,,ha and sagscity, he is al
loved by the best judges TO surpSss ana animal
ever exhibited on the continent: he urderstsud,
ard Immediately oheys whatever his keeper &c.
sirss him 10 do The above animals are all alive.
Also an ingenious and entertaining variety Of
! Historical Pieces ef Wax Work, consisting OF
the following Figures.
1st. A representation of Adam and Eve. in the
Garden of Paradise Cen IL chap 25.
I'd. Abraham restrained by the angtl of the
Lord, when about to sacrifice his son Isaac.
Gen. 22d chap. 10 verse.
Sd Moses receiving the two tables efthe law,
from the hand Of the Lord on Mount Sinai
Exodrs. SD chap Is verse.
9Th. The prophet Daniel in the den of lions,
accompanied By angels. Daniel 6. 90.
5sh. The nativity OF our blessed Saviour in
Be'h'ehem OF Judea. Luke IL, IS.
9th The destruction of the lnnocents, by the
command of Heroei, Roman Il trarch or King OF
Jndea. Matthew n. I6.
7th Tie flight of Joseph and Mary with the
holy child. Jesus. into Egypr, TO avoid the pes-
secution Of Heroi. Matthew IL, II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-24
/ TRIBUTE or. REspEcr !

ae CITIZENS of Richmond, impressed
with. deep veneration for the public ser
wees and private worth Of The late govern
er John Page, Esq. determined to n,api.
:, ,est .he'F regard by inviting him to pub
i'c dinner. The following was the card Of
invitation, with SIR Pages answer.
SIR,
The term of Ike high Office which
you have 50 honorabIy filed. having now
consl';olional'y expired, we beg leave, as
COMMITTEES OF the citizens of Richmond,
to eS,'ress 70 you our deep sense of your
exemplary depotmen of while ia Office, our
nnisigned regret that you are about 10
lease Tho circle Of our society, and our
rsrmest wishes for your future welfare
and felicity.
L is, sir. wft these sentiments, that, in
behalf of the chizsns Of Richmond, we so
lic't shs favor OF your company 10 din.
nee a, the Eagle Tavern, TO morrow Al
O'Clock.
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EdncQtaar.

a NDREW BRGADDUS, res.
4 y. psaiuily informs The public. max ne ex-
Pre's 20 resume the clhcc OF FesohSr of Youth.
'ie ensuing yeat. and would receive IS boaseers.
rnggerale narn6er ofbcys. who wi,l bs justruti-
ed In Retdiug Nrtisig and 4 ri,srrrtic E.rglish
S'"r;fnsr and The Principles OF Language Gyo-
graPhy ard the Use of the Globes ana Mana.
neg viii alao occasionally bs cxez ciscd in com.
position and Elocution
The Sehoo, viii be opened betSvecn TIE ooh
and SOth OF January and the term expi,s sbour
Tue iWT OF Dett'nber. foilewin ing Prize tor
ooafd and tnition lessn bon dsE hsnishiny his
own hedding) E2S. Of which &c will he ~.
pseied in advance the balance al The ssp;ra.ion
os he tenn ~''o''
faien's and Guardians committing bows tn
ms Seminary. may rely on PSF ocular at,,n,ion
70 Ineir morals. manners, una literary pro-. ress.
Caroline, December, 1905. .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-24

SN sway IRON the subserihrt living In Buck.
creek, iikely Young negro wopsr. n, 40 ~,
PM, asons 24yesn Of age. She vas onssl,,.sd
OF mr. Packer Webb. who purchased her of
mr. lhomna Polasd Of King Ocoree county
one TOOK with herwhsn she went Ell, = large red
coax striped pa'e blse and eepperas lump coat.
n'~ek eamorisk shaw, sc sxpeS She eill be
,u,ki"g some thse about Richmond, as il IS pro
laole she will endeavsr 10 make her way 10
Were she was PuTchased from Asy Esrlon Who
w'h sPprehspd the said negro womso and secure
hsr many Jail 50 that get her again, shall re.
se"e : reward ct Five Dciisrs besides what tile
"a" Allows, on giving information 10
- Stephen Davidson.
buckingham, 18th Dec. 1905, ew'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-24
ROblLRF GREkNROIQ.
"a MERCHANT In Jyill;a -.

.
Iva returns his thanks TO his good customers.
and the public in general FOR the support and en-,
eoutaSe'nsn,h he has experienced during the whole
OF MS m7rcanti'c career. His time of life and
extensive dealings renders IL now absolutely ne.
cessary, tina, retrospect should l,e taken ,ba,
he should Ia ameasure withdraw f-o =, business.
ana seriously ser a6on. the winding up of MS past
concerns. 10 accomplish which. he now eut,eat,
a'' 'hose III asrea's either 6y speciaites or open
aceounis, to favor him so far, on the presenta,;.
on of their respective dsbi,s 10 come fors ard :,
raSe naymeats ! or give hiE, Satisfactory a.snr.
ancrs, that on or before the year eiglitssr, hun.
dred snt seven, such should Be MADE
troN and hgrEe the ist day OF the snsn,ns
year. tire business OF the store vii. ,I.v 9ys
wholly on R0SgoW, COLE, for who. car-
duet IN everS respco, ne car, f.onn lone o,r,S i,
snee. vouc't VIII be eon,.wsieJ uadsf tue fur.
oil GAEtHHoW < COLE and if not on he
sN'e,'Sye sca,e 'Heth ''ssheretefcfe been it viii
ee generally tsc"t supplied s,-n ..ca a,,;cl-s -
are most in deuiand--wh,c,, BEING AZ Al, ,,r,e,
pareha'ed Tith Casa. viii 5e eieoosed oc 90
Casn, such IRonpce as r,,y sun 80
CasDtr oELT 70 PryeruAi. CusTnN,vI.. q.
as Law terms ss possible. '''
ROSCOW COLE beSs ,saye RI ...,,,o ii
those WHO may favor him e-f.l tfeir
no eNertion on MS part shall be waning. N ~
sanitation. -Thatize. eaYlv, he will III hssi
p'it"tt - DO eyer rseGy "a attend the demands of
customers, aud endeayor to deserYe, the bAr.
RoSAGE OF THz PUrLic
Wh1einsburg, Dee 2fth 1895. tIF
M ibi. be so'd, a, FowhaIsn January coiJTi.
y tbsing the I5th) TO the highest tiddsr, a
v%u'ble TRACT Of LAND, containing l2ao
acres, on Deep creek, in she said eoun,y si,bsr
aitogsrnrr or in lots TO salt purchasers. d'he va
ius OF this land will be best knssxn by al, accu.
fa's view OF The different lots, to which ar a..
,acnea ilch Tow grounds, which viii be sheS,n
ny ms ha'cher. on the premises. with WHOM, Is
isi, piot, bY.a .la'e survey There Is a so,d
crop OF Wheat sowh thereon. Twelve Iikely
hands vii be hired, which are under an 6ys,.eey
engaged for me ensuing year, with every ching
prepared tor crop One fourth OF the 5urchasl.
n1onsy VIII be required on taking possession. q
'ns fe'nainier IN tnree sf.s'psi payments. go cst
~ interest from the date 81, good bonds. n,o
ps'iy secured, OF resident within the sistriAs Of
richmond or Petersburg, With accepset. 10, tha
deferred payments 1yst NAM ''''
Powha5au, Dec. TIA, 1905. I'd, .
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command. tits further reported that The
Aus'ro- Russian. army, augmcp,edsby 10
Thousand recruits. has advanced to NEE,
tre French army under Bobaparte. al
Misunderstanding of about 10000 men.
ne latest accouats from Vienna assures
US that the armies under Nicholson and
buxaoevden, amounting. to Toe, 900 men,
are already arrived in Austrian Poland.
Star Office Nov. I'D edition.
Capt. LaDgford arrived at the Admiral
" TINS afternoon, accompanied by Prus.
sian officer, bringing with him the mos,
important dispatches from the Eibe.
these dispatches bring treaty of alliance be.
sween. TINS country and his Prussian Majesty,
~"ose army ateigh,y Thousand men was actually
-. -" us march againyt the common enemy, y men
INC s'spaiches were sent of
ne Emperor of Russia had ber, A. Eeyl;, 20
'o, 10, conference with the king of Prussia.
MS same Eu'peror;s hurrying 70 the scene Of
ACTON, at the head Of sixty thousand men. & his
brother of Germany is also marching at
'hs en- nsaa OF another army. 500 81
The reniains OF Lord Neiso, ar. 30 T.. tx.,nh,
TO England for interment. 4 = s - %
it Is Just reported, that the lrchduke Charles
mas sa'ned s'esory over the French army under
Masseua in Aaiy 1s ''N -''-~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-24

nv MONDAY the SOi1 day o. Jye-
NJ eemher pext (it far ifno, The mex fsis
uay) VII, ee o. 60 ,i'r higass, kiaoe, a tho
a sedcnce CT Andrew Scott dec of s...,er-
hri conn'y the following pro .er,y 70 ~ rhyss
or lou 'Neiy Negroes rhe stock OF Harsr- Car.
We, sheep aud Hogs. Hou ei,cld snd Ri rbe,,
EnFm'nse and Plan'aieh Uerslls, ti. r,,n -
Corn Fodder and Rav. she Wagon md ras,,
&C Sc.--aiso ;hrec likely Neg,o Aien 20 he h;r,
q ont tor Twelve months, one e which IS ver.-
good ~@sgoner--terms 81 sale vii. se es-b e..
ali sumo Of ten dollars and under and g., ~,
sums ae,ve zen dollars six months esed,, III, hs
gwen Sends and approved ssc i'm, viii &C. ,e-
from the dstc, bur The interest, ts he ,.m,,,si se
re principal IS ppnetoaliy paid --Ail p,reons ss.
v'ng Claims against he estate are ces,fef, 4, ;y,,
S'sn i'rwa'a properly apthsn,ica ed befsfe ,hs
yet safe as provison may be made 70 die
cee'gt che same--And al those persans is4sh,-
sd 10 thees are are easnestiy seqnesies 10 re
payn'ens 10 "'HAs
November oo,h ipOs
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am osr- %c- 80 n
(Signed) {. COLLISCWOoD..


Admiral Collinswood IS appointed com
msnder in The Mediterranean, with the
same powers lord Nelson bad. Several
SHIPS have sailed TO reinforce that Geel.
he junction Of the Prussians uj,htbs
hussiaos, IS fully confirmed by the Dutch
Journsl OF the 4th inst. We have also
received Paris papers 10 the sist nit.
he intelligence from Berlin u of the
most important nature. The political
system ofthe Prussian cabinet has under.
gone completes change in the course Of
last month. Instead OF placing her i'm.
-hiebSs Armies upon the war es abIishmept
merely 10 resist the passage OF foreign
iorce through her territories, and man
tain her neutrality, Prussia has conceded
fuilifoerty ut transit To the Russian fore.
es, and Is marching her armies 10 Frsn-
Z coma, 10 the banks of the Rhine, and 20
the borders OF the Bat2pian republic.
hree armies amounting in the whole 10
10000 men, are actually on their march
ior The different poins we have mention.
ed. n fourth army, of immense force, is
assembling a. Brsndenhurg, to suppor,
The three FIRST, $4,000 Saxon, and 90 ooo
Hessans, are 10 be united To the armies
On their march to Eranconja and Wsst
phalia.
The adsahced guard of the Russisn
itronps eDrered So1izeDbnrsh, on the Elbe,
on me 9Th ut. the Prussianv entered he
eiecsorsie OF IIanaYertbe nest day. The
French, as might have been expected
. thrs" themselves into the fortress of Ia
plsia, tn The amount, u is said, oe Ave or
5000 men, where il is supposed they will
Dc olocsaded. They have prsYisionsd
The place for moaihs.
The van guard Of the second Russian
amy smnun!ing to 90 ,0e0 msD, had ar
rived about the middle Of last month in
bohemIa, and Formed junction, We have,
TO doubt, with the troops on The Inn IN a
few days after. Independent Of The I'M
mense armies which were pouring down
through Prussia Poland and (ssIlicis from
the Russian territories, considerable re
lpiorcemeni to the troops already landed
~ Pomerania were expected 10 arrive
from Rcyel at Wolgast in the same pro
Yihce. Ten thousand Swedes were also
expected TO advance through Mecklen-
burgh into Hanover, permission having
been requested of the governments Of
both The Duiohics TO that effect.
Our private correspondent ~ Hamburg,
communicates The following article, dated
Rs,isbon, Oct. 10 -" Gen. Kienmsyer,
with 5000 men, has safely effected
Junction with IS 600 Russians, near I3rau-
rsu. These form only part Of Inc ar
my under Kuioscn. Prince PangTasion,
g Tie senior olhcer has TIE provisional
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Richmond, Dec. Is, 1905.
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GENTLEMEN,
BE pleased to accept, and present to
the generous citizens of~hom you are a
committee, my warmcs, thsnks for the
kind wishes they have expressed ;hro' ven
for my future welfare aud happiness. and
for their regret at my leaving The circle Of
,heir society.
Be assGred that the hospitality and DO.
lite attentions OF the citizens sf Richmond.
to nc, will he gratefully remembered as,
long as live; and that they will have nv
constant prayers for their individual hap
p'ness, and the prosperity of their city.
accept With gratitude, and high sstis-
gselion, their invitation to dine with them,
at the Eagle to morrow /; and particnlas
ly thank you, gentlemen OF the commit
tee, Tor che manner in which you have
been pleased to SIGNIFY to me their appro
balion OF my conduct during the term of
my service il The Office which | lately
flied. This, from committee so en-.
Hghteoed, must be truly grateful to my
feeling.
sincerely tish you every blessing, and
assure you ofmy high respea aud esteem.
JOHN PAGE.