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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11
PARIS, 5th June, 1906.

The m;nisfe, Of religious affairs, grand Of.
ffcer Of The legion Of hon0r, to Mr.. Cas-
HlAon, president of the corporation ofthe
church of St. Louis, in Nezy Orleans,
Louisiana.
had the honor, sir, Of anaouncipg te
you, by my letter Of the 2s.h of March
last, ,ha. / had laid before bis msjcsty tho
state of tumul, and sehism, in which the
church of New Orleans had been placed,
auripg the vacancy Of the episcopal sss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11

AARIVED,
Schooner sF4me, ca9raln uanger6e!d,
!rons foinr Pess, aaa .isioape : agars...
johas>n and napg@r6ed.
Left ihes" tie following yesssls:
Ship Voiensseg, Caldwell, Philadelphia,
3 days,
Big Washington Wooster, II. York,
5 do.
srhr. Five Brothers u kever, ons
day.
Brig He'iy Bellies. Philadelphia 2 do.
Brig Olsss, I'ubaa, ISew York hfcen
days.
Brig AGsress, Putin. do. Is do
Brig Lss'Ie F'sak, Torraas,New York,
10 O..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11
a!sraporia DNIp aghsrtsser.
TUESDAY, NovRmBxs IL.
II HSnt 70 those c9ncer7sed.

A number of the Grocers of Alexandria
who pay license for retailing liquors in small
quantities, feel themselves considerably ag-
lgrieved b. thc quantity OF shops permitted to
exist thSt pay no license, and are determined
to present allsuch as IREy. coise under their
.obserYationin future.
Atsa election held YESTERDAY for Directors
of the Bank cs Posoraac, for the easn.
ing year, the following gentlemen were
chosen:
facc6 Ro4man.
Robert 2oung.
Tehn q. LGdd.
James X. Hoe.
ThemaS VfozreN, jr.
Wi!kans Hodgson.
Wilham Hartshoyne.
fames Patton.
Cuthbert P9zveH.
Elisha 9anney.
James Keith, jr.
.Joseph Riddle.
Aad at meeting of .he Directors this
day, Thomas VozveU, iun: was chosen Pre-.
sssn; asd GEoRGx TAYLOR, Director,
.n'hs place OF Thomas Vowel, jun. elect.
ed Presldenss
letter from respectable commercial
house IN St. Thomas to another in New Y rk,
dated 18th October, says that on the 10th OF
that month the British frigate Jason, and a
brig OF war, captured Of the mouth ofthe hsr-
: Dor, at anchor, an armed ship, with crew of
70 men, having three schooners ander her
convoy, all belonging to Philadelphia, laden
With coffee, bound to St. Thomas from His
PAMELA, and sent them into Tortola where
they Lad arrived.
Few northern men, whether feds or de :.
mos, have any objection to navy. At
the south, the emily ebiec,ioa is the expense.
Wsuld the expense of equipring feet a.
msnnt to more than seventeen millions Of
dollars. which the want of fleet has al
ready cost the csaatrs? Such navv as We
eouid easily build aad mainssin weald have
mace US masters of Louisiana in case sf q
gaf with Spain. without tribute measy to
a'anae-and wltweut navy az respec,a.
sH as the maritime rank Of the Uai,ed
sa.ss among nations absolutely requires
~ 'nla eventual crisis, when states without
''rss are without rights, without such a
:"h We say, there is aot the leas. reason
- inc world 70 fancy We shall keep Loui-
sa ninth longer than Boaapares 10
s'assrsd by Great Britain from rsposssss-
~ himself of it-and even whils he is SO
,;a aasred, we shall probably pay in addi-
.o. rA tribute, millions enough to build &
iu'P a tees that would bloskads Cadiz,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11
N Q T I C E.


BY virtue Of power executed by
y4usustine j. Smith and Heafy Rose to Sc
cure the payment of 5oool. with interest,
shall on the first sag Of January, So7, ex-
pose to sale for ready money, at Fairfax court
house, so much of the tract Of LAND soid
and conveyed by Battaile Fitzhugh to the said
Smith and Rose ON the Cd day of September,
1877, tthe same being part Of the Ravens
worth tract in Fairfax county as will pay the
sum of 2265l. part OF the said 5oool. with in
terest on 1871. part of the same 1851 from
the first day Of January, 1879, and on the BAL
ance thereof from the first day of October in
the same year.
THOMAS FITZHUGH.
October 90. laWtlJ
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....l being permitted 60 proceed, As
this ss' fam the imarobabilisy OF sae re-
Fsn = s.lf. tina. 40 sasn orders as 'aose
rsf' , as' 10 che preceding paragraph have
as.. ISSUED BY shs British goseransas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11
Il . T C E.

A. L1NDo informs the Public,
that he declines the Brokerage business as to
procuring Notes discounted.
November l.. est
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-11

Aad At a meeting of she Directors thi,
DAY, Thomas Vo7ve0, jun. was chosen Pre-
sssn'; asd GEoRGx TAYLOR. Director
n'he place Of Thomas Vowel, jun. elect
ed Presidens.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-20
VIENNA COURT GAZETTE, Nov. 2.

The Emperor has returned from bis Wifi to
the Rufiin army. Nothing remarkab has ta-
ken place upon the Inn ince eul isa, excepting
the taking OF Oberhaus, Bavarian tortrefs 9.
non Che Dsnuae. The Ftench amy in Bavaria
has net yet reached the Imperial confines a
parr of tins army feems as if it would difedf Its
operations sgsina the Tyt0'; ano'heI divlhon Is
ported in the upper Palasias under Prince Mo
rat.
In confequence Of the Imperial Proclamat'on'
the public fpuis in Auaria has been rohied to
lech pitch of enthuhafn, that the youths OF
every cias. are thronging to the fandards, h.y
which the national militia has become a formi.
dable body of defence. The fame lplrit peryade'
the Hungarian nation, and the Count Ugarse
has gone TO Prague to organize the national MI
lisia, aud to adopt the neceaafy meafures OF dc,
fence. In the Tyrol, there are 10000 armed
militia, and the leyysen msGe has been pus IN
motions
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-20

separated from the corps of General 10.
semburg, and CUT OF In srseh d manner
that they could neither retreat through the
va!lies nor join the main army. The Com.
mander ia Chief, on being Informed thar, on
the first inst. this column was malching to
the heights of St. Leonards, sent one Of
his Aides de Camp TO summon it TO sur.
render. The General Officer, HlIlinger,
who commanded it not seeing any troops,
declared his intention TO defend himself.
The 22d regiment OF light infantry, under
Goquet. then received orders to advance
from Veronet,o; the enemy made "a move-
ment to approach him, and forced HIN TO
make position under the walls of the cas-
fle of San Fslice. fhe Commander ia
Chief repaired Immediately to- the spot,
and ordered four battallioas of grenad,eTs
TO spr,ound the caemy. Gen. CarPen CT,
the chief of tive staff was charged VIVA
these dispositions, which he exesuted Win
precision IN concert with Gen. Sollgi,ae.
a new snmmon was then sent TO The eue-
mp, whe fouod himself under the uecessi-
~ of laying down his arms a capitula.
ton, signed by the commander of the enc
my's columns, aati by gen. Soiigaac, and
put ln,o our hands 5000 prisoners, with
.lneir arms and baggsge, seventy officers,
one brigadIrr, one mayor, .oae colonel, 30
horses, &c. Prince Charles, on his side,
fnding that a.colume of.his army had been
cut of, apprehensive of bsipg turned il
his position, proceeded to effect his retreat.
We were informed that he. made some
raovements IN the night. At the break oi
day recommending parlles were sent oas 10
a!l.parls OF his line. The division 81 chas.
seurs on horseback, under general Gsiagne,
and the light division OF general Gardanae,
set forward 10 pursuit of the Austriaas,
who were harrassed through the day, and
of whom we made GOO prisoners. We
this Gay are q. Mossebelio. Tomorrow
the army viii proceed oniss march.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-20
BANKS OF TIE REFINE, Nov. q.


We learn that the corps of General Mar
mont has also passed the Inn a, Branaah.
The Russians and hus,rlans have refined
in great hurry to Lin.z, their retreat to
Saitzburgh having ben cut off. The corps
OF Marshal Soalt passed the Inn by the
bridge OF Wasserburgh, and has formed
junction with tia, OF Marshal Bernadotte.
Prince Murar has taken the command OF the
army which is advancing straight towards
Llnts, white the emperor, ii is said, went
from the neignborhood Of Ebarspach 10
Sa!zburgh. ltis stated that Marshal Der.
nado,te, whose head quarters were in this
last town, is pursuing his march towards
Sel1wantad, and Lambach, from whence he
will advance TO Stoyer. III IS the intention
ofthe Russians to,retfeat, and evacuate the
right bank Of the Esnuoe. for the purpose
Of forming junction with the second Rus
siau,army, commanded by general Michel,
son, and estimated at about IS, 600 men,.
In the middle of October, this army had
not<ouitted West Gal!icia, II was then con-.
cea;rated iathe neighborhood of Random,
where it was waiting for the horses and car
riages, aswell as the artillery, which were
10 be sent. from w lima.
Il was reported that the Russians were
att ossan, and that they had concentrated
a part of theirsforces their. Z he truth u.s.,
that they neyerentered il, and that the Ba.
varian garrison';n the fort ofOberhaus con.
linued in possession oft, notwithstanding
the re peased summons which they, had re.
ceived fro q, the Austrian ard Russian com.
manders to surrender it. "A mill ary hos
pital is Just established at Passau, for the
reception Of the wounded French ard Ba.
varians.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-20
FOR SALE,

A Uaiuables NEGRO MIN,
About IS years of age. Apply to The Printer.
N,ivrmb-r %. eo..
CASH, and the higheif price.
will be given for Clean Linen
and Cotton Rags, by the Prln-
ter Of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-20
RAavE, Nov. II.

We learn ti,at government have determined
upon the building Of four CHIPS OF the iiae, two
frigases, and two or,ss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-20
YuHlpoRF ON THE INN, OF. 40.
I.lnauga Qat. %.

A RaGian column conhtlps OF i5,cco mcn,
after pafing ighf in tbs town, projected by
forced marches en- their route. FheJ will ihost-
ly be followed /, 10000.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-20

EzNMfHsEN, Nov. =.
1. General Woifskeh. ihews hlmi.lf TO be dex-
tefous paftifan and warrior After the dHaRcr
which the Anarian army experienced At Uim,
Marihal Soolt attempted u iurround hun with
his corps az Bibesach, but he fought his way,
through, and arrived for sunately with 1000
nitn at Bregantz. The French general had no.
foener retreated than he extended bis troops to
Ssoekach, Rayeniburgh, and Leurkirch. there
were Hraggling parties which the day before yel.
tsrday made their way from Upper Gun,zburg,
and took feveral French officers at Miideaheim
by fnrprize. he has with him forne fausdrons
OF the Blankenitein Hofals, who attempt the
mott desperate entesplifss.
YUHLpoRF ON THE INN, Otf. go.
TIE Emperor Napoleon has been logged here
ios the iait twenty four houss in an inn. HIS
Gsns. Tor ~as f beds llcep On ltrsw. lie was
Bmied lncefiah.iy occupied IL debating orders
to his adjutsnss Tor the different dvidons OF his
army. He never roos of his clothrs, and ,lept
cnly a few hours on 3 loia The grcatel part
of bis army has already advanced upon Liniz and
Ssl2bprg. They no wtefe .ound leG!lancc. The
French declare openly, that iheir march is di.
retted fraig!t TO Vienna.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-20

nsae Quarters at Monticello, Nov. 2.
n. = consequences of the battle of the slst,
anil position of the army before Cali ero,
,ts 'us ofdsrs given on the preceding
% the division of Seras column Of
N"ny, amounting to 5000 men was
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
INTERFERING LETTER

Shortly qtfer Louisiana had bern suy.
TeHdeTed 70 tie .7iaerTcans, M C1S1JI-
LION, President Of the Corloraffoy Of
tAe ChHrch u So: LoUIS, in .Wew-OF-
LsANs, addrcs8ed aiefterfo PoR91LLs.
the French Minister 9fRrhqious .f,g;lirs'
.f IN 7uhteh ne stated, that co7s;derabIe
'schisn's md taken fiqce in the Church.
8fnce me change ofgopernmenf ami RE-
g"eskHg Snch retiefas could BIZ a9ordcd
ny the Emheror offhe French, in y.estsr-
'nzS order and refiacfng the a87fiys of
me Ch"reh III their .I5;.mer sigfe. n
gentleman from Ntzc-Orlea,is has 6a7,or-
Ga as MIN a cohy ofthe H,as7per of Pog-
rms, z0hfch 7ouS reccceipcd n sI,Srf fiy,e
sfHce IN eccifcd coamdera5Le fgfcreaf
IN .Ne7o- Orleans Times
-, PARIS, 9Th of June, 1906.
%ac IHin,@ter e Religious .FFaiys, Grand
CDteer u NE Legion If Honor, 10 Mr..
CAsTtLL1oN, Precedent ofhe C3r6oro-
n0a@ he Church If So Lonis. in Nczy-
orleans, ( Louisiana.
mad the houor, Sir, Of announcing. =, ,.cu
6y M lettcr Of the ooh Of Marcl, l9st. tbaf
i had laid 5cfor his Micstv. the stat,. If ~.
5out ana schism, in which the Church Of
NeW-Orleans he'd been placed, during ,hc
Vacancy OF the Episcopal See.
1 nc emperor, whose solicituie e-nbro-
Ses every object which can be rr,,luctiv.. of
Ss'd' rs well as anxious 20 arrest the nrc.
ass OF evil, stiH 6ea,i7g in 1,tqJ I51i,o
7'sre o"ee EreGchmeJl, has exprcss,,, ,iiroc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
FoR THE Argus.
THE FEDS CONSOLATION.


WHAT tory did hear, r;3
Without paliid fear, -
That Russia abandond Great Britain E Il
Eut SO Fed replies, 1T
Did Austria likewise, vsfi
IN happy conSrlvance was HIT on : .
Which did her induce, tlo .
10 break Oft her truce, -rtItt
And Combat with France in fierce battles
and tn S It is true, IT
Now Russia will do, B
All Europe a. length VIII her rattle, .
in fortunate hour,
And check Frances pow'r,
and II her ole limits coUfine him
The Corsican pest,
Whom all do detest
And wash with rope moose to entwine hin.e
But TINS Is not all,
What i'll can befall,
u. Britain, when Stuart has so maul'd theru
Iiat there is no doubt,
France cannot hold cut,
The Corsican sees how we gaui'd them.
And when he shall hear,
America dear
Is determined with might, and with main.
i'assist us out right,
In obstinate fight,
10 crush tsonaparte and Spain,
He'll snake Ike u leaf,
Perhaps die OF grief,
Or break up his camp at Bolognc,
10 the war put an end,
Become England's friend,
VI hereafter let her alone
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08

| FlD BELL, (son IN Henry Bell, eso. orRrcts
ngham,) in the 23dycar of his age. He bor1s
! nc tedious and lcrg illness uf forty-oue.
days, with astonishing for,itudc, and q short
time before he expired, informed his ;f-
iectionate parents, and other relatives. i'm
language becoming 2 STINT, that he was po..
ing To- God, who had sent for him, REQUEST.
ed they would not lament, and gave them
advice that would have done honor TO the
most pioas and learned. This truly prn-
nlls;nS young gentleman, might well be said
90 be AN exception gentle, mild, aff::bie,
vn';uous, Of strict probity, in word, he was
surely among the best OF sons, the most du.
thu to his parents that history can boast,
either encient or modsrn, beloved by ala
who had the pleasure ofbis acquaintance
his loss Of course is sensibly felt, not only
by his distressed and almost inconsolable
parents and relatives, but by all that knew.
him. October 27th. rSG6.
Departed this life on Monday the 9th,
ut CAPT. RoBT. JENNINGS, of Char
lotto county, agei 81 years. Death, latter
q few hours ilness) deprived us of a wor--
my citizen, and AN Invaluable friend and.
ncighbor.
DIED, at his scat in Rockingham coun-
ty, on the 18th u,timo, the venerable GA
hRiEl4 ZONES, Esq. in the S5th ye.r OF
his age. He was tie oldest man in the
STAGE bred to the practice of the law, and
Tor long course ot Years stood in the force
most rank OF his profession. f,i5,ryi,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
ted me to urge forward the fIolv 81. t

ted me to urge forward the Holy S; ;, to
adopt ihe most strenuous measures to re-
press the dissentions which have broken our
amongst you. His Maies:y this day orders
me, to appriZc you, that in consideration
OF his high Recommendation, his Holiness
has vested IN the Bishop of Baltimore, the
necessary powers of administering provisi-
onally, and DUNG the vacancy of the See,
on tie aFiiis o. che Church of Newt orleans:
and that this Prc!ate has been enioined 60
offer some Candidates, amongst whom a
new Bishop may be chosen, provided the
Government of the United States does not
object the election. Ms Majessv has }fir-
Mere.Eitrcssiy charged nc, 70 assure uox of
the unceasinS regard ne ensertains for tie
inhabita7ts IF Louisiana and fhe Interest
he faxes IN me sitf1'orf ef al their 7,eigi-
ous rights, among the most prominent Of
which, is the preservation of an EpjsconaI
See IN your city. He wills at the same
time, that should recommend. in a speci-
al manner, yoir interests to tie President
OF the United States.
teei happy, Sir, in being authorised to
give Won assurances OF the utmost protect.
on of his Meiesty and tender you the ho-
nor of my highes; consideration.
(Signcd) POR7.lLES.
Soith- Carolina Giecnon.-Robert Mari
on, Miles g. Pinckney, Col. Samuel J. Al
ston, David II, Williams, Gen. Levi Casey,
have been elected to Congress.
The last Lvnchburg Star, states, that
"there is scarcely doubt of William A.
Bdrwell's being elected to Congress to sup
ply the vacancy occasioned by the rcsig-
nation OF c. Clarke, Esq. that ut the Bed
FORD election, where Mr.. Burwcll least ex-
Pectcd II, he had respectable major ty.''
s--.
MARYLAND ELECTION.
The following gentlemen are elected to
represent Mqryland in the
Te9h Congress- qFfhc Uui,cd States.
~ Those marked thus II are Fedora
Fist District John Campbell.
Sccond-Archi5ajd Varho,ne,
Third Philip Barton Kew.
Fourfb-Rcger Nelson.
Eifh--Wm. MacCree-r and Nicholas
Il. Moore
&rth John Montgomery.
@cvenM-Edward Lloyd.
Eiyhth--Charles Goldsborouch.
Robert Marion, Esq. "a republican, has
been elected Representative in Congress
from Charicsron, in opposition to Wiiiiam
H. smith. Mr.. Smith was formerly re-
preventative from Charleston. and under
the administration of Mr. Adams, WIS 4
mei1can minister at the Court of Lisbon.
All the largest commercial towns OF the
Union, (boston eXcepted) are now repre-
Sentcd DV reDunlicanS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
At Court held for Cumberland
county, the 29th Oct. 1906.

Patsy Stone, administrators Of
Anderson Stone, dec
Plaintiff,
-, .I,gainSt In Char.
ineourlcE Certer, late guar Gerry.
dian of Andersen Stone, dec
and Miller Wocdson,
Defendants
T MS day came the piaintif' by William
Daniel, gent. her attorney, and the de-
PENDANT Thcodrick Garter, not having or
tered his appearance and given :ecurity ac-
cording to Tie act of assembly and the rules
ofthis court, and it appearing to the cours
that he Is MT an inhabitant Of this stare a..
On the motion Of the sid complainant bv
her counsel aforesaid, II is ordeyea, that
the said defendant Thcodricl. Carter. do
appear here on the first day Of Fehr1sry
term next OF dis court, and answer the
compliments oil and that copy Of this
order DC forthwith inserted in some one Of
the newspapers published IN the city of
Etchmond fur two months successfully, md
posted at The front door of tho courthouse
OF this county and chat the defendant Mill
Ter Woodson, do net pay away, Sccrete or
otherwise dispose OF any monies, goods, or
ELECTS which he may have in his heras be-
longing &c tie defendant Tbc0jr.cL Carter.
until tAe further order Of this court.
q Copv,)
MILLER WOODSON, c. c. c.
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de tTHS-

coWT yNIcATIog
Cruel AL wrclcrt:ng death took from tIie
sinful world, on Wednesday last, Mr.. DA-
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
R &c H M o n ID :
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1906.

az THE ARGUS, during the wintcr-cs-
tab'islmentnf thc mails, viii be published
or the mornings of Tuesday and Friday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08

mAR7IED--On Tuesday, the DIST ul,.
at Sion Hill, II,rford county, NJ .rvla, II
by the reverend John Allen, Commodore
Torn RoDGERS, to Miss 1IINERIA Dr.
YTsOv.
- On Friday evening tho 3iss ult. at
Fre!cricss5uTg, Mr.. EDMUND Prww, OF
Amherst county, t. Miss JANE JoHNsroN,
dmghter # TIE lace Mr.. Robert Johnston /,
Of that town.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08
SALES al AUCTION.

HlH br sold zoit.ioi4t reserve, By tie su6<
Scr6er@, on WedneSday the 1911 INST.
a1onk tg0eipe khoueand aoLLa,a znar.th IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08

Mr.. Fox, ut the conclusion of his speech
in late debate in the British Parliament.
on the new Military Plan, made the fol-
lowing observations, which were loudly
chcered by AZ parties in the house.
+" he Rt. Hon. gentleman, Che observed)
talked OF the uncasincss Of the country, that
we should become uuhohuiar, and were ac-
ting against authority. To this he would
reply, that it would be their duty not To
tcmhoriae even with the public opinion, un-
Jess very distinctly pronou1ced--a man de-
termined to do real service to his country
must at every step he takes, rink his M
hnla'ftH; ne Must risk his situation (hear
near hearD he who does otherwise acts
hike hofdcH c0wqrd, Chear hear hear y
he IS neither discharging his duty as n good
subject to the state, or as faithful mem
Der of parliament"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08

IS reported ('ay' tAe Alexandra Exp,-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-08

Mr.. ERsKINE, the British minister ar
rived In Washington City on Saturday from
Annapolis.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-07
I Second Legion Of M;l;,ii,
OF .be D1ynei ef Ce;auas;o

For the information of ,hols !,
ma. be Inclined TO engage az Muds;,' NO
i-'e Legion, tic annexed fiction Of tbc m;s .
law 10 ubtilacd. A Trumpeser is v,,.! ,lais
a'io psflon to seaeh tie F:;e, to whom :. 'ss
wage VII! be given. Apply to M.ior, D s 8 o
Young ard Waiter Joaes, either Of *. i - noo.
OF the Legion, or to S'Vses
JOHN M'KINNRY.
a,.x,,,. NJ Lien. cA ca.
SIC. IS. Aud be it fa,ber eua8>s II.
Inc fapset'gc courts Of erGairy nall hav. nm. .
70 cause TO te bouod, for setm Of Yeas, q :.
ieve.al Commandments OF companies, battalion, ~
ieg'.ns, and tb-ir fuceI,rs in office. =, n. -. ;4
may 'sqaHe. faeh number of BOY, and voa,
men, with the tonfer; of tier p.tso, q, a,l
p';ion authorized, a. hey in their dilee,;or ,'
acem proper, Tor the purp fe of bsinp na,,s.1
IN The different BREACHES ct military mn;. s
ol fe'yiug as mudcans when they NAV \. go. sNa
petent thereto, TO the leveral companies, h,,.a
lions, and ieg'ons AMI the father Of any, vo"..
who may be 10 bocnd, e,hs.u;f. fubi.t4 70 /.
enrolled, hali he exempt (rom ali dn,v !. =. s'
militia, fu long as his Ion 60 i,auaa NAV co,,
10 iefse In the corps to wh:sh he would o,h..
wife belong, as wei! during his app.Oyir, ts;n
thereafter; and the fevcral egicn,sy Ougts oe
enquiry lhaIl make ptoviGon from tim. n ,;,.
ter the cloathlng, maintenance, and vron.,,y :
erutting all iuch youths. 20 be pad from y.
'unc a'ffng from tie fire. impcied by hi, "a &
and the Commanding cff:es OF legions mali
eau''; csae diumn'ens and H.ers ard other rnoie.
IN. ct 1he'r reflective legions, TO inert ., Il.
same tines ard places lh.t Comm lroatd fic.u
are required to meet, for lie pu,sois # bery
ta'nei ey tic brigade infpct,os. 0, Other ltfi.eL
there 10 be iHelutted in their sc!v,ttiys branches
OF muilc, ter which pufroie the commanding Of.
hcer of the lesion may sagloy fueh ,erfoa g,
Per;ons as liz may hinh pForcr and eaps.
C!e to ;if'atF !uct glpntncJs 2pd ffe.s, and
osbeF lnuilczos. Thy Pcsiob 70 Be rMg.oyea by
E6c 'commsLdg e;Gccr g! me legion to be al,
logtd Sch toa's-f son as the is.ooary court
OF rFqeJy u3ly lutho''zc, and each drummer
ard 4 81, sre scr rfr!iczn, unefs IN sspr.n.
sice. Glai, Re al we'd curing the time they are
OFT deilsrpe' day, 'torbe paid cut Ok
/. he fond asiGng iiem fires.