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70 BE SOLD BIZ Aucz1oM.

AT the front door of the Eagle Tavern in the city OF
k'chmond, on the eighteenth day of March next
eniuipg.
HAT mott valuable enate, ftuated in,tke coun.
a fy OF Wythe, and commonwealth Of Virginia
and heretofore well known by the narc Of Chifwell
Lead Mines; but which, for ioa,esime pan hath
been conlldered, as the property of Stephen AuGin
ard company, OF the city of Philadelphia, by virtue
OF purchaie thereof by them, made under decree
OF the mgh court OF chancery of the iaid common
wealth, with the terms whereof they have not COM
piled.
hat Purchafe was made on the goth day OF Febru-
AIRY 1913, for the fun of ( e5o5, and fnce that pc
Rod, they have made fundry great and valuable I'M
Provenents the faid elate.
he well known value of the prorerty and the
certainty which the fubcri5ers feel that thoie who
mean to become parchaiers will fatisfy themfelves
thereof, ON view, render any further delcription of
the property TO be fold unne cefsry i
Ing iaie viii be made in conformity to two feveral
taorees OF the Hyperion court of chancery, with is
directed by law TO be held at the Capitol in the city
oi,Niehnlond aioreiaid, the one pronounced on the
sth day OF June, and the other the eth day Of Oc-
tooer, in the year 1902.
Credit viii be given to the purchafer or purchaf-
ers Tor term niue months for one, and eighteen
months FOR the other moiety of the purchase money
each nioiety being fecured not only by bond with
good ieeurity made payable the iublcrbers or the
iurv'vors oil them, their executors, administrators or
agns, for the sles in the fsd decree fpecifed and
bearing intereh from the date but alfo by the re-
tention OF the legal eitaie, unit, the whole pnrchaie
money, with fuch interef, ihall be fully paid on
which payment conveyance or eonveyances will be
executed to the purchaier purcafsrs in virtue of
the faid decree by
JOHN WICNHAM, , CommilEoners
JOHN WARDEN, of the
WILLIAM HAY, court.
Jan. 81. sw.
~ The fale of the above property is pofponed
to the 5th day of May next.
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RisDn.oaa aeriesa Gursci,t.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
EOP SIZE

HNE Water Frame con,plsat, Of Arkwright ma
chnery improved, for fpinning Of Carton by
water; do. nearly conlpest; Mule of. IA 4
fpindles, conpea and leveral more put together
one perpetual eardng n,.chine, fnihed; feveral
fpinning gennys of az fpind,es eacl,--with very
eondefabe quantity of materials, both brsis srd iron
work a. every seicripsion inited and hnnihed, for
contributing the above nachinery--bein the proper
ty of pcrlon lately deceaed, win be dpofed Of for
cath very low terms. Apply TO the Editor of the
Enqurerin Richmond.
NIB. Any gentlsinan wis,ing purcl,afe, will find
tito their advantage to apply early.
March Is. law4w
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NOTICE.

BY ~i,fas efN DEED Of Trg6, dafed TIE 14B dry oC
july, 500, and yeeoydr9 in he General Couyt, sod,
BY Jr0cs DeaHe, F,aeei5 D. Deoae and ZANE III.
I)eo"e bis 70iie 10 tie E5SriJ-rs, il TRIP, TO Eene
@spoyve1f At a dit due from Toms, Deaoe. 7Jonas
Dame and F,aaat b. Decas, 10 CiiHst ~ R,;ybv.
WILL BE SOLD At AUCTION,
70, ready oaey, by ne SpgcriJsyi or are f7oo offJs.
affbe team IF Ca,s in Be earty Of Cnmbe,i lind, on
Tn5faly bs 29b efHexf ssomfb
WO undivided third paris of the Water CriA
MILLS on WiIlis's Piver.at Cara alorefaiJ.
commonly called and koown by the name Of Desses
Wills together with all their appartenances and ne
oehary privileges Of watef--and two third PARTS of
the ground which the Mill IIoufe ffands--apd
two third parts Of one Of Ground furrouuding
the Mill-Houle
JOSEPH CALICO,
NJ y. PORTMUx,
RIVERS DRAKE,
CHARLES COPELAND
Richmond, March 70, 1905. spds
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FOR SALE.

VVNHE ESTATE on which che fnhfcr5er
now reiides. in Frederick county, Virginia, ad-
joining the of Barryvi!lc, (caed Battletown,)
eleven miles from Wileheiier, and immediately on
the public road from Winchefer to Alexandria.
There 400 hundred acres in the tract, one kun
dred of wood land and IN point of fertility OF FOIL
no land in America is flperio-. The improvements
the fame are valuable and in good repair. The
dwelling houfe is large and convenient; the kitchen,
dairy, barns, Gables Sc. &c. in complete order.
There two very productive apple orchards, one
furrer and the other choice winter fruits capable of
producing from 1000 1900 gallons of bracdy per
annum The terms of fale will be reaionable, and
convenient cre1i, given for the purchafe money,
which may be known by application TO col Edward
Darlington of Richmond, the fubicriber
ELISHA |. HALL.
Tudor E1al, March IA. oaw4wp.
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q IL. Perfons having any claims againR the ena,e
a Of Dottor George EiAaolj5a, deed, are re.
queed to bring them, properly authenticated TO the
iubieriber, on or before the ir day of Iune next.
o'herwiie this notice will be plead in bar to any de-
mand produced alter that time. Thofe indebted 70
the eitate, are earneay called for immediate pa
meut, 50 little indulgence can be given. ~
MARY WILLIAMSON, dJzs -,tl n.
SoW A0SeseJ IF Geo. Hilga1G1z. oee,A
King William, 5th Feb. SOC. e,1v,
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NOTICE.

VIE Co-partnerhip of ST. JoHN q GwArH-
l. MEy is this day dillolved by mutual content
all thofe having claims aganf the faid firm, will pre-
fent then FOR paypeut-and thofe indebred, win be
p.eafed to make Immediate payment to Joba 81. ob-,
who is authorized iette and admit the bufncis of
the concern. JOHN ST JOHN,
ROBERT GWATHMEY.
Richmond, April J. Iso6--,3w
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Il e.
Fira drawn ticlset having blank to, its Dei2ays.
number 100
FirG drawn ticket having a blank to its
number after 2 SO sickets are drawn 500
Firf drawn ticket having a blank to its
number after 1000 tickets drawn 500
Firi drawn ticket having blank to its
number after / 500 tickets are drawn 500
Firh drawn ticket having blank TO its
number after 5000 tickets are drawn 1000
FirR drawn ticket having blank to its
.number after $500 tickets are drawn 1000
flrit drawn ticker having blank to its
number after $3.50 tickets are drawn 5000
In the above Scheme, there are contideraby lefs
than two Blanks to Prize. This Lottery has been
authorized by the Legislature of Virginia for he laud-
able PurPoie of purchaGng Library and Philolo-
phca Apparatus, for the ulc of the sdents of Rum
ford Academy, in the County of King William, which
has been opened and in uccefrl operation for nearly
twelve months When it is recolle6fed by the pub
'e that this Academy built by individual, who
has allo appropriated comfortable lot OF ground for
'he ME OF the tudents, and that lma portion of
public patronage will probably carfe it to fourth,
the undersigned Comnlioners confidently hope that
they will meet with great iucces in the fale of the
Tickets. The fituation of the academy is elevated,
and healthy, and remote from the vices of towns
John Roane (of King Wiliiam), Robert Pollard (of
kng Wiiliam), Carter Braxton, Beverly Robnion,
and William Brockenhrough, are appointed by the
Commiioners fell aud drfDoe of the Tickets, and
they are authorized to appoint agents for that pur-
poe.
SPENCER ROANE. BEVERLY ROBINSON
ROBERT POLLARD, ROBERT HILL,
WILLIAM pROCKEN-PHIliP AYLETT,
BROUGH, WM. d. CLAIBORNE,
JOHN ROANE, CARTER BRAXTON
March II, 1906. Iawtf
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FOR SALE-Bg TIE SnhJcriGsr;
20 Fiogsheads NORTHERN RUM,
% Barrels do. do
10 Haeslieads MOLASsES,
10 Quarter Clnks SHERRY WINE,
Is do. 90. MALAGA do.
10 Tierces Pine GREEN COFFEE,
20 Barrels LIVER OIL,
$50 Boxes MOULD CANDIES,
30 Ream WRITING PAPER,
100 do. WRAPPING do.
THOMAS WHITE.
March Is. eplm
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II CUSTOMS newly invented PATENT ME.
- iALLlC HONE, may be had at Mr.. Geo
Cteenhow's fore, oppofte the Eagle Tavern, T-,s
utility of this machine for fettng Razors and OIL,
initrumen,s which require ine edge, renders n >,
object worthy the attention Of every individual who
may have occsfon for its tle.
December 10 .e
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CTRAYED or STOLEN from the Commons
- lone time Ian week, a likely grey HORSE,
IN good order, about or years old meth
ing remarkable recoeeted about him. Iwil,
give generous reward 20 any perion that will
bring him to me- in Richmond.
April IL. If
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE,
On PabpabmnasI RiV.r-


4 Valuable ESTATE containing 700 acres, ftn-
~ ate in the couoty of Richmond the dyellinv
houfe is new and conmodious, with out buildings,
eonilfting of Kitchen, dairy, ice aud friole-
houe, barn aud tables, tobacco and corn houCes &c
ALTO, excellent gardeu---there are fine orchards
containing feveral hundred full bearing apple trees,
peach, pear, plumb, cherry and Others, chiefly Of
the beh kind. The Land lies in general level in fine
order for tug, fevera fields fenced in, and calcu
hted to produce mott kinds of grain and erafs, nea
dow ground, clover SSe. abundance of pature and
good proportion Of wood land, fine fiji oyfers,
crabs and fowl very coDvenenr. This Enate as HAL
thy any in its vicinity, wl be fold clear of every
incupbraace on long credits, part being paid down
and the punttuality Of payments being well fecured
II fold for cao,, large d1oount allowed, or III
be exchanged 70 approved lands in the upper ooun.
ties. A further fcription is deemed upngceiiary.
The premifes will b: lbewn to any psrion inclined
to pggehafe, by the gentleman relidng thereon. The
terms may be knosn by applying to the fubferiber
pear Battle Town.
JAMES WILLIAMS.
March 3d. 1sff6w.
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y WILL SELL, on credit OF one two and three
years, my H0gSES and LOTS OH the Hitinear
Mr.. Rutherford's mills. The houfes are convenient
and neatly finifhed, and the lots newly and well en-
cloiei. The fituation is beautiful one and viii aft
ford an eligible rehdence perion having buinefs
the borders of the Canal in the lower part of
the iowa JOHN B2OCKENBROUGH
April g.. TOW
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TO BE SOLD FOR CASH,

nj hi'g ""'ian conr'-boaf, on Monty TIE 2sB Of
Af,H(it Seiug court dayJ
Il HE balance of the NEGROES bebnginu m the
q eftate of the late Byrd Chamberlayne, decd.
Ihete Negroes have already been twice advertifed.
bur were not fold, the adn,nnr asor was unable 70
attend, but will now poEtively he dHpofed of by
EWD. P. CHAMbERLAYNE,
Arr, AdginiRrator.
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ScHEus OF Il LOTTERY

% ra;fe tbe-fnm Of four thoufand two. hundred
L dollarssfor the purpof- of eiiabliihing Ill
sxARr and phlo(opcaI apparatus for the ufe of the
Students of RuMFoRD ACADEMY, in the eoun-
ty Of Kiag- William 80
$500 Tickets at 10 dollars each, dsfls. $4,000
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NE subferiber, being deffous that an adult.
Il ment of accounts hould take place between
himie and creditors, takes this method to cal ON his
debtors TOR the feversl amounts due from them TO him
as he intends TO Indulgence.
He moreover calls on all thofe who are his cred;
tors to make known him in the eoor Of four non,b
the different fiis due them, as he feels bpCelf IN
readneis to dfcharge the lame other wife i, will be
plead in barr. Holm CApp "
March IS. or
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TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
TO tie 6isbef bidder, on the brealis5, on the f,f
day Of My next,
- o mneb Of tire LAND, 7o5erson 9okm Relo
- H7eS, IN tie county Of Cnm6erLanA Late tbe
property Of Peter Ftmaeiieo, rs qviH paw tbe ba.
lance claimed ofbim, By Samuel g. Adamt, 81
{. 100, SOifb its iatpreR, hv 4iyfue If q deed o,
frEf ereeatedfo me, BY tbfJind Peter Fy.7ueitro.
far that t'urp9is.
CREED TArLOR, Trzaee.
Mareb Is. (ebid,.
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TO BE RENTED,
a BRICK HOUSE, near that Of Mr. Robert
y Gordon, on the Hill, calculated to acoouimo-
Sate frnsll family comfortably; attached to il is
half acre q ground well inclofed.
JAS. CREENHow.
DscEp1ber z. If.
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WASHINGTON. on. %.

The latef Information from the wefward is
contained in letter. from governor Claiborne
dated the 18th of Sept. At that time Coy.
Claiborne was about feventy miles from Natchi-
toches, occupied in organizing the militia, on
whole part there appeared to be ageneral rea-
dineis to turn ont, cveu among the French in
hablan's. No change had taken place in the
htuation of the troops on either fide. Gov.
Errara was fill danzeronny i'll his forces had
been coniiderab'y dimnfhed by difeafe, and
the greater part Of their horfes had been fent be-
yond the Sabine for forage. Gov. Claiborne
had held an interefting talk with the chief Of
tho Caddeux tribe of I1dians, and had afcer.
tanned their diipoGtion to remain neutral.
Nat. Int.
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE
LONDON G AZETTE XTRAORDINAR7,
OfSeptember ), 1906.
SUNDAY. Sent. z.

DozOaigg .Ryeet, Sep s.
a difpatch, of which the following is an ex.
tract, was this day received by the right hon.
G. J. Fox. His majeRy'S principal fecretary of
Rate tor foreign affairs, from II. Elliot, efo late
his minifers envoy extraordinary and minifter
PIenlPotentiary at the court of his Sieilian ma
jefty.
ESir0a Of adypafeb.trom Hugh Elliot, ETA. 70
tire rigbf hon. c. i. Fox, dated Palermo, Hne.
S, 1906.
Sir,
] encofe herewith the copy of a letter of the
sd of Aug. which have received this day from
Sir John Stuart. BY the furrender of Cotrone
and the retreat of both gen. Verdier and gen.
RegnIer, from Upper and Lower CAIa6ria.
thoie provinces are now reltored TO their LEGAL
foyereign. The battle Of MAZDA, upon the sth
OF July, will long be recorded, in this part Of
EurpPe, as a memorable proof of the flperiori.
~ OF Brltiib courage and difcipline. OF the
1000 men which gen. Regnier commanded in
the province of Calabria Ulterior, not more
than 5000 are left to attempt their retreat to.
wards Poglis; the remainder are all either Iii.
led, wounded. or made prfoners. Every fort
along the eoaa, all the dspots of aores, an,nu
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nets the Prince of Wales, on his tour. The
ordinary exprcis was fcnt off yefterday morning,
and another was dfps,cl,t,i, iaiii niri,,. al ~
O'Clock. The alarming ftate of Mr.. Fox. il is
tnought' Will 'ndscc lila Royal Highnefs to DIFF
commune MS tour, and retura to town immed-
ateiy. We do not find that any bulletins, or
written medical reports of MIR. Fox,s fate.
were received in town this morning from Chit.
wick. Our verbal accounts up to twelve
O'Clock Rate, that he had very bad night, but
was fti'l alive
1t was Mr.. Smith, the MefTeneer, and not
MIR. Bahlico, as may be feen in this account.
who was citpatched to Lord LauderdaIe. after
the Council broke up, which Fat upon the laft
dhpatches received from France.
We received, lat night, fome Dutch Papere
10 Monday lat, from which we have given fe.
veral extracts. They thew that France has
taken alarm at the warke preparations of Pruf.
Ia, and demanded an explanation. The Cabi.
net OF Berlin has anfwered, that they were for
defeniive purpofes, by which an article under
the head OF Frankfort, affects TO underRand.
tnat they are excluiivey connected with the
plan or the Northern Confederacy, and do NOT
relate to France.
We received alto this morning The Leyden
Gazette OF the ed infant. II has copied from
The Monitcur of the Goth Aug. the. orders for
the march of the AuHran prifoners to GercYa.
ny, and the return of the French troops to
Franc, before the lah Of Sept. but letters from
Suabia and Bavaria of more recent date in the
other Dutch Papers, are fent upon the ftb-
|jeet. The Leyden Gazette of the cd contains
a Proteft of the King of Wirtemberg againft the
ceiiion of ruttngen to Baden, according to the
18th Article in the Treaty of the Confederation
OF the Rhine, and offering an equivalent and
alto Proclamation of the Magistrates of
Frankfort, recommending to the people acqui-
efcence in its new change.
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Donle9tic
NORFOLK. on. 2s.

MiRANDA.-Arrived here yelterday the
lchooner Elizabeth, capt. Robins, in 26 DAYS
from Lagulra, by whom we are informed, that
1t was daily expected that general embargo
weu'd be ordered by the capt. general of Car
raccas. As capt. r. came out, about 6 leagues
from Laguira, faw ihip which he took 70 he
frlgate, with fnaller veiIe in company. A.
bout so French troops hal arrived at Laguira
from Guadaloupe, to aliilt againft Miranda,
which were brought by brig, tina, on herpaf-
iage the fell in with and captured an Englilh
ichooner, attached to Mifanda's expedition--
Fart OF the prioners were ient to Lagura. where
tney wouIu DC treated as priionerS of war. The
reit were taken to GusdaIoupe. :,
1t was reported by the Spaniards that Miriam
da on landing at Coro, had loft 90 men, among
them captain Observation-Disclosures was at Aruba
the 25th Sept. where it is faid, his troops have
uttered great mortality from adyfentery.
Ledger.
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On THE iubjett Il therefore becomes necef.
iary for me to appeal to the recollection of the
French commanders, and to fate, not only that
many of their declared aud known partizans
are in my power. but that the 6gnal fuccefs Of
the army under my command placed in my
hands above three thoufand prifoners. II, there.
fore, fuch violeuces are not put an end to in
future, fhalln not only deem myfelf juaifiable,
but even compelled by duty, to have recourfe
to the fevere, but ihdifpenfible Law of Repri-
falls.
Head Quarters at Bagnaro.
(Signed) ]. STUART.
July Is, 1906.
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srms on the arrival and departure of the d.pu-
ties. Such as have no equipages of their own
are conveyed thither and back in the empers,r's
carriages. A deputation of the entire number
has been pretentsd to the emperor by the Home
Minifter, Champagny, one of whom, Rah Sa-
gar, OF Turin, had a private audience with him.
which lated two hours. Mer. Al,.
Letters, we underftand, have been received
from certain Jew Bankers at Bayonne, which
throw fome light on the views os the Emperor
ofthe French, with refpeet to their na.iou.-He
propofes to re.eftabliih the Jewifh Church, at
Jerufalem, in its ancient fplepdour, at the ex.
penfe of the French Government, to take poi-
FELTON, of the Holy Land. and fell it to the rich
Jews of France, who are to force the itnerant
Jews and pedlars to retire there, on an alot-
ment of land being given them. To appoint a
Vice Roy from among their nation, and the an
cient Jew titles, of Prince, SC. sc. are to be
revived among thefe rich Bankers. He referves
alto the power of Tending there, all fuch Jews as
are offenders on the fcore of Ufury, &c. &c.
This is the fubtanoe of what is to take place
very foon {; it has met with the appreciation of
4 great many of the Jewilh AffembIy, now fit
ting at Paris, who are fattering themfelves with
the high titles they are to pof1efs, and induging
themfelves with the pleafant profpeet of having
their temples reAored while others of the AE
fembly have protected againft it, as imprataica-
BILE and delufive.
1t is faid that the Chief Rabbi of the Dukes.
place Jews is preparing difcourfc, to be deli
vered at their fynagogue, on the fubjec, aid that
none OF the Englilh Jews will leave this country,
London paper.
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FRANKFORT, Ky October 9.
From The d" Palladium"

ST. LOUIS, esd Sept. 1905.
DEAR BROTHER,
We arrived at this place at IL O'Clock to-
day, from the Pacific Ocean. where we remsin-
ed during the lalt winter, near the entrance of
the Columbia river. This cation we left on the
9th OF March lat, and Gbould have reached 81.
Louis early in Auguf, had we not been defs;n-
ed by the inow which barred our pa(Tdge acrofs
the Rocky Mountains, until the gath of Tune.
In returning through thofe mountains we DE-
ylded ouroives into fcveral parties, digrs fIing
from the route, by which we went out, in or.
der the more eiiectuaIy TO explore the country.
and diicover the NOT practicable route which
does EXIT scrofs the continent by the way of
the MiGouri and Columbia rivers In this we
were completely fuccefsful, and have therefore
no heiitstion in declaring, that fuch as nature
has permitted, we have difcovered the beft
route which does exit acrofs the continent of
North America in that direction. Such is that
by way of the M1ouri TO the foot az the rapids
below the great falls Of that river, a ditanee of
2575 miles, thence by land pa(1ing by the Rocky
Mountains, to navigabie part of the Koof-
k0ofke $40 /; and with the Koofkoofke rs
miles, Lewis's river 81 miles, and the CoIum-
bia AS n1iles 80 the Pacific Ocean, making The
total dfance from the confluence OF the Milf.
ioUn and MifFfIippi, TO the dfcharge of the
Columbia into the Pacific ocean, s555 miles.
The navigation Of the Mifoun may he deemed
good--ts difficulties arife from It's falling banks,
timber eabeded ia the mud Of its channel, ito
fsnd-bsrs and ftesdy rapidfy of It's cnrrest, all
which may be overcome svith great degree Of
certainty, by uiing the oecefTsry precautions.
The pafIage By land Of $40 miles from the fails
OF the Miaoun 90 the Koolkootke, Is tho moR
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coNsTANTINoPLE 1uIv Of.

A body of 10000 men dhcipIined after the Euro
Pean manner. has been Topped on its march by the
reiouion which the Janares, in concert with the in
habitants of Adranople, have taken to refule them
entrance into that city. But this is all. After
having TENT away the eommiares of the Porte, who,
had come thher to prepare quarters, the ianGaries
have taken up arms placed artillery the rampar,s,
and made every dfpofition for vigorous relaance
The whole country, from Adrianople to the Danube,
is in open infurrection. Il is not known what neps
will be taken by the commsndsnt of the diciplined
troops. He waits the orders Of the Diysn.