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4 on account Of the concern Of PoweN and
Dtany, as well rs Denny and PssvsH, that all
who so not pay OFF their notes Or accounts or
give their bonds with fscurity, on or before tn,
hsH day of May next, their notes aud accounts
will be put inso the hands Of an sso'scy indR.
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ls Authorized TO tsttle and receive the debts Que
on acconnt iot that concern, hnujd any apply
there IN preference to the fubfcr;ber in this place.
Edmund Denney.
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Store OF Z onert Gray.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
VII DC received by the Editor Of th, pap,
FOR THE
GouJans0n g Neekzy Milceyan
EDWARD EASY, ESQ.
Pnbl;@fd at Baltimore tve,y Safa,day, at Tn,
DoLLARs PER anzsm, payable kaif
,eary IN eavaale.

TIE EDITOR will be happy to receive ccn,,
nicatiol. which lead to III: exercise of RI. n;,,
Of ,hofe who have had a cultivated eovs,,;"
and might tend 10 the mutual improvement, Of =
writers and the readers. In this country {, Is
pidly advancing 10 every Object eff improysu.r
there muf BE- much caole for animadvrtGon: g,
cations mutt frequentiy present for directing d.
coalfe to be pariusd.. To ,hcfe objeas he i. W,
DESTROYS OF attracting attention. Biographv i
the humber heroes Of the revolutionary ",
might De slfo very Interesting. Events Of a,
nature, not on public recon-, would be heh
acceptable. Phenomena in nstural hiaop, vii
alto be attended to wild, peculiar P'eafn'..
W. The three Grlt numbers hav
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office.
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Wompjon's aromatic Tooth Paj7e,

For the fcurvy in rhe teeth and gums, and for
whitening and prelcrving the teeth. Itlike~fe
sakes of all difagreeable imells from the breath,
which generally 'arifes from fcorbutic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high
iy eteened by all thofe Who value the preicrvati
on of their teeth, i. may be applied at all times
with the greatea fafety. 1t is neatly pu, up in
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price 80
Cents box.
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FALL GOODS !;
Twenty Dollars Reward,

yg7ILL be given for apprehending and ecur
w ing in Jail, young mulatto man aave,
named ANDREW. He was hired by me laR
year to Mr.. Jofeph Thenas, who keeps the mid.
die ferry cppoGte to Alexandra, aud attccnded
from that place about the latter cod of Aaguh
Taft. He is about a. years of age, s feet Or g
inS,.s high, iuay and we'll made, has aor. cur
led hair, and is frequeutly fabjea tc have feve.
Eal large pimples in hit face. He is teckoned TO
be fsshble fellow, tfan eaiy agreeable addse(S
Tor man IN his low iphere of lite. AS be has
not been heard OF by me iince his eloPement,
fofpea he has had he addrefs 60 Chip himfeif as
freeman on boari fone vefTel either at Alexan-
aria or Baltimore. Whoever takes him up and
fecores him 10 'any jail, hail receive trcm %.
che above reward, as loon as due INFORMATION
thereof IS gives, TO me or to Deeaor ". p. Cax
Ea, at Port Tobacco.
G. B. CauGn.
{ Maryland;5 Charlie. County, I
JanuaEf ia lTFeb. 81 aav
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VALUABLE FAMILY
MEDICINES.
sy,a ,.e.;yed direct from the Patenteea, sad
70 r SsAL E B.7
JAMES KENNEDY, Jun.
DRUGGIST;
TAe following Valuable Medicines;
Dr.. Rswlon's Aasts-Ba1'osss ans
S5omachcl BsttSrs.
PREP AIRED BY
TEO NJ Il S III. II Il VS. y ~,
M.mscr Of the Connection Medical society

T~HEsE Bittcrs have undoubtedly had the M
1 nott rapia faie OF any Pasent Medicine C c, ;.
yer before sfcovesca, and are jaAiy appreciates
or Their fine uiar and uncommon virtues soI re.
Go,ioe weak and decayed contributions, ana all
thattrain of complicated complaints 10 common In
the fprng and tall (cafons, fuch as 'stt'~fffn"'
Fsysrs aid Asnes, lag AE'smxal fe0sf'' ~
.Iea.eyies, sc. They aiio very pisaia,'s Dr.
ter s,r common ute, and where they are Known
they have taken the place'and fuperccded the uSe
OF all ocher bi,te,s in pubic houfesas well as ~
private 'fanilies.-pnce so cents box.
DR.. Lees .(Windham Bilious Fili'.
THE great fale and lncscshng demand tor theie
valuable pills sor thefs twelve years paa' DC.
fpeak their intrinic worth. z hey have proved
iingulariy eficacious in BR1iDns and Yt4osp 5<.
cert, 5eaxaice, Head A4cbs, D1/tntfr'e', 6'I1f'a'
Ldot,e, GoaiveneG, Female emplafEts, sc
-rh. very great demand and high eaeem 10
which :heEe pills are held rhronehous che oni'eo
States and the WeG Indies, has induced many 10
coante,fc., them the Parchafer is requefed TO
obferVe that rhe name of Samuel Lee. lun. he
patenteel is affixed to each bill OF directions, III
his own hand writing, or they willnot be ssf'a.
inc Price SO cents box.
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BROKER s OFFICE,
And CommlDIon Store.
A. LIMBO,
5 rakss che liberty of iniornnDg tie Pubbe, saat
, HIS HAS OPENED. A

Takss the liberty of ipf,ruiDg tie pubic, saas
HIS HAS oPERED A s.,
Brokers' Office and C0mass6 soH Store,
As;he corner of Union and Kfas 4rset'.
KT7HrRr he will be happy to render
hi, ieryise. in shoie branches Of bstIsis. wye
= ~ foece, OF public tsek, merchandise lands hoai's'
lo., and ysiiels viii Be BOUGHT and SOLD on com
p,Fioo RcaloaabIe advances will be made Oh eoDnsn-
,s and acccptancss will be given shen iaeh
menrs arc accompanied with orders to 'e 90 msse ns
yaYnens, Ell kinds Of produce and msreaanaiae Is
= Ssised on forage asIhe cuitomary tsrfns.
AS a,angcr in Alexandra be Is nda6ed TO On
she publ;c che following teitncnal from WlnchcHsf
where nc osd in the double capacity OF sscioness aia
communion merchant;
Wiacbsster, Mafek+, 1905.
We do hereby certify. rha. MIR. A. Linso, auction
ard scanliGion 1ersharx in this borough mas con-
dueed hmfsf in fueh manner as to aave gsinea tne
cenEdence of tbe pubic IN an eH'nese on. '
fdesy, hoaor fserscy and dgence N nus
II, sntitie him to this okr marx OF aPfrooA.1n xu.
H.. Hsisses, Jo6" = A0"' Ss'"e''
.Dsu,k Cod. Tsha Bel.
CbarL, Rreat, isr. YIN. DGpgf0E.
R;ebarS BoAkigay. Geo. Reed.
uQam6l.. ~. Fl. P0sVfA.
II. ~. So I. Baker
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Now Landing,
Era1- Sebooner Fant. J1o.s Nssu-fs't SsS 70
Eqis D.


Eras Ssbooner Fare. J>o~ NseO-fsrt' SsS f''
Eais D.
LAW2ASON 6 TOWLE,
so Barrels prime Pork,
10 do. O.. Beef.
Al0, from Ssb2:2ey Maria, ffos Bsess,
: bales Bterboou Gurahs,
goo pieces yellow Nanksen',
Ls S!ors
i roass fiycs. TEAS.
Hyfon Skin
Ruffia anG Ravens Buck,
CaGs and box freh Raidus,
~G,cund Ginger,
Mulcovado SGgsr in barrels,
Double refined leaf do.
400 boxes mould and dipt Candles, of iu.
sperior quality, for ,h. Welt Iadia market,
so boxes Chocolate,
50 barrel. New Eogland Rum.
pipes and half pipes TenerRe Wine,
10 rolls mild Lead,
500 pair mems coarfe and fine Shoes.
WANT y,
a Bill on New York for about 500
Dollars, Apply as above.
Anrti q
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He has likewtie for SaLe,

A general aaot,meas Of nsase. Pascns ME
aicines, Shop furniture and Walls; afsw hand.
feme Hall Lamp,; Indian sbades; proof viafs,
EGencs of sprsce Patent Hacking; Madeira
and Sherry wine; Black bottles in bosfleass;
Paints ground m oils and a few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which he will fellon Reasonable terms
or can, or TO puneual euaomers en- a mort
sredit.
t A generous allowance will De made TO
shofe who purchafs the zhove Meais;nrs by the
dozen.
Marsh ~. aav
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A firft Fate (gentlenans) servant'
-,yoans, likely, active aAd healthy, ami may DC
Sh4d 90 trial. To Gye uoabls, his price 1900
.dsars, esfh, or approved sndorisd notes, nsgo.
stable ia bark, at 90 tays, with inssFea added
HgxftI 10 Efrt,
a 10y or Cfrl 'a5cas l2years oia'
Anil Is.
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Dr.. RawCon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that difa'
gseeable complaint called the lTCH. Price n
cents a box.
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DR.. Rawlon's Worm Powders.

A medicine which for efficacy and fafcty in i.s
operation aands 'unrivalled. The aoR au,ssn-
ticated proofs and Respectable authorities Of i,s
aaonihing virtues, and furpriting effects, in ex-
treme and alarming cafes of worms, may be feen
at the place of fale. Price 50 cents a packet.
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May s..
PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue OF deed of t.u6 from T5sndsi
~ EAzey TO the lub'cr.ber. for the pursOs
Ecusi-g debt du. from laid EIzey to Dali
M'Carty Chiceaer, will be expoied to publ
fac, on tina, part of the ptemifzs now in III: t'
nuse Of Mi. John Barnes, on SATURDAY.
the 3 4 day of May next, at II O'Clock,
Two Tracts of Land ADJOINING
each other;
Containing about 500 acres. fsaate IN the tos'
ty OF Fairfax, on the north fork Of P hick Rs
about 3 miles from Fairf4x court houfc.
Doddrige Pitt 'Chichelter.
April ze. laval
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JAMES BACON,
4 5HGsoeEAr STORE, G. Kirg FRET, bab
adauisn TO hi, fo,msnpgoek, added
"A freh Supply of Genuine Articles
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his a61rtnent sompl's:
liz ro1S offers fir (ak, on bis .iaaiI's0 tern
Mufcoyado Sugars, of various gu
Ii,ies,
Loaf and Lsrp ditto,
&unpowaer,
Imperial, & 49,, d
Hyfon, particularly ke''1
Yong hyfon, for
s,,s,s ,st"' aud family A'
Bea Green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of hyperion quality.
Madeira,
8utellos,
Sherry,
Li6on, : WIFS"
Tenel.}fc,
Malaga, ard
Genuine Old Port
Cognac and Bcurteaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for faNily ulc, l.,
Antigua, St. Croix, St. Vinsents, ana !"
England Rum,
Holland Cir,
Ir;ih and country Whiasey,
Molaffes, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Ssougmon's 3i,,srs.
Mace, Nutnegs, Cloyes, GAIA, rlny
Cayenne and BIa>k Pepper, Race and o'
Ginger, Rakcs Salt for table aie, Pear D,r
Rice, Starch, Fig, blue, Soap, Menid, Dp
Syetmace,i Candies, Refined Sals.Peue, ~
Iaaigc, Allu,n, Ccppssas, Nader, BApD
Spinning Co,ton, Patent Shot, all fiSh -
Ecgyilh add county made Canpo~dsr, "
and Smoking Tobacco, very bef Ch'wp'
bacco. ~
Hamilton and Leipes's Snuff, Ha'e''
in boxes. IA
London Mufard. warranted OF a tapeli"
iy, Dixon's bet ditto, Wrapping rap
m;ohn's, Sc. &c. with generally es'y
in biz iine-the whale Of which have 0s.p.
ed with Gaze and will be dhpolcd OF on W.
iawet terms.
December rs. se
PRINTED DAILY
BIZ SAMUEL SNgWDEH
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DiITolution of Copartnerfhlp.

THE cOpartnerhip hitherto fabifting uasder
che firm of 3eltSb Riddle Is Co. of Alexandra,
was dlaolved the hra infant, by mutual con.
feat: Ali perfpns that are indebted to, or chat
have claims on the fame, are tequeaed'to come
Forward and fetsle, It is deGrahe to clofe the
concern as focn as pafibls. Thofe whole &C
counts are of long Handing are particularly re-.
sueted to attend to this notice, aad make
paynents 70 either ofthe fubicribers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
Of Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
csr..r,h., rR tf
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Dr.. Cooiey's Vegetable Elixir
Or Cough D3obs,

For Coughs, Colds, Aahmas, fpitting ofblooa,
and all difeafes Of the iaag.. It's merits ftands
unrivalled. Price SO centsa bottle.
Dr.. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills,
Price SO cents box.
Hinkley's Infalible remedy for
the Piles.
Prize 50 Ctnts Boz.
Very particular directions accompanying cash
Of shc(e valuable medicines,
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nt1es Dollars Rsvar2,
viii be given for experimenting ACC ssa l,1t .
= ;,;l s Mugafta Cir, who calls he'ieif
Matilda sByoyns
ED abou. IL years, ard perhaps about
~ te.ts inches b,gh, with long oslhy ha''. :.
4 = - t,osk inaoe Of country cloth, with
lsre. black and white afipe. She ran away On
the attn Of March, ard is now probably 10 Ask
andtis or The City Of Wafhing'op.
- David Peter.
George. Tswu, My I lMwel c.ve-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
THIRTEENTH BULL TIN of tn,
GRAND ARMY,

Translated for the Mercantile Advertiser.
f7dag Sh BrumIire, year la, Ccf. %.
The corps of the army of marshal Ber-
nadotte left Munich on the 4;h Brumaire.
II arrived, on The 5ih at Wasserburg, on
the Inn, and ,Iep, at AItermark sx ar.
chs OF the bridge were burnt. Count
Munucci. col. Of the Bavar,an army, had
transported himself from Roth 10 Rose
helm, where he found the bridge here
had also been burnt, and the enemy
on the opposite side. Alter brisk can
nonade, the enemy gave up the right
bank. Several French and Bavarian bat
tallions passed the Inn, and on the 9Th, al
noon, both bridges were entirely re erect
ed. Coils Moro and Somis, engineers,
have exercised the greatest activity in
the separation of these bridges the enc.
my has be closely pursued in crossing
them; Fifty Of their guard were made
prisoners.
Marshal Davoust, with his corps of the
army, left Freys'rg on the 4th, & reach
ed Mulhdorf Oh the 9Th The enemy de.
Tended the right bank where they had e.
rectcd batteries in very advantageous
position The bridge was so much dss-
Iroytd, that il was not repaired without
much trouble. On the 6,h at noon,
great part of the army of marshal Da
vous, passed over.
Prince Mu'at had carried brigade Of
cavalry 10 cross the bridge Of Mnhidorf /;
nc caus d the bril- ges d'Oeting and Ma
rekhi to be repaired, and passed over
them with part Of his reserve. The
emperor went in pc son 10 Haag
The corps Of The army Of marshal
Soult is stationed before Hsag the corps
of general Marmont rests this night al
Wibshiburg that of marshal Ney at
Lansberg that Of marshal LaDnes on
the road from Landsnut 70 B sunau. All
The Information received of the enemy's
situation, represents the Russian army
to be retrcaiing.
There has been much rain during the
whole of this day all he country be-
tween the Iser and the Ion pr esents one
continued forest OF pine trees and is very
sterile. The army expresses much gra.
titude for the zeal aud readiness With
which the Inhabitants of Munich fur
nished the necessary articles of subsist-
ence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

heights. Requirements sent GJ pune
Chat,es arrived from all parts the t~C
armies continued fighting with great OBJ
slinacy from four in the morning until
six in the evening. The Austrians did
not yield their ierritory until after having
obstina,ely disputed ii; at length we
drove them from their positions, aud de.
stroyed ali thsir entertainments. Seven
pieces of artillery and eighteen cassoons
are the fruit OF this day; we have taken
from them IL or 1900 prisoners they
have left 1900 men on the field Of battle,
aud they have much greater number
wounded. On our side we have few kill.
ed we hare three hundred wounded, yet
but few Of them dangerously.
have grea. encomiums to bestow on
the promptness displayed by gen. lie
Combe st. Michel, commandment of artil-
lery. And gen. Chaseloup command
ing the engineers. have also great prai-
scs to beslow at Gardanne who direeAed
the frs, division and gen. Duchcsne who
fought at the head Of one Of his brigsdes
forming the reserve. The different corps
presen, at The atlion, officers and soldiers
iofeeneraI, conducted themselves we'll s.
proposed TO make you a detailed re ort
on this head. | cannot, however, defer
DUNG Justice to the zeal and readiness
Of Hr. Mergcs, one Of your aid de-camps
who never Quilted my side during the
. whole action.
Immediately gave orders for building
a teie de pont, ana it is now so,diy esta.
bl,hed. shall take care to inform you
of the results of this day and OF the adj.
vaulases which hope to reap from it,
Re so kind as to present to his majesty
the emperor and king, this first pledge
of the valne of his arriy of Italy, and e.
new To him the assur ance of our attach.
merit to HE execution Of his designs.
remain, yours, SC.
NiASSENA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
NiASSENA.
THIRD BULLETIN of the ARMY of
ITALY.
Etad quarters az Tcgo. ga Bsumaire,
Uedr "a.

Erad quarters az FCgo, S:h Bsumdire,
year IL.
After the affair of the 9TH the army
TOOK up its position at Vago, two miles
below Caid,ero. On The Sth al in the
afternoon it attacked the enemy along
the whole Ene. The division Moltor,
forming the left, began the action tina.
Of gen Gardenne attacked The centre and
that vt gen. Duhesme the right. These
different attacks were we'll executed and
happily conducted. The llagc Of Cal.
diero was carried amidst the cries of long
live the emperor.
AT half past four, prince Charles gave
orders for his reserve consisting of24 bat.
talions of grenadiers & several regiments
to advance. The action then became
hotter. His majesty's troops displayed
their accustomed in;repidity: the caval.
ny made several charges and every time
with great success; the batialions Of the
Srenadiers ofreserye were engaged at the
same tine, ana the bsyonet decided the
fate OF the day. The enemy caused TO
play upon us upwards of thirty pieces OF
artillery which lined his entrcnchmcnts.
Bot notwithstanding The obstinacy Of his
resistance, he was pursued TO the foet of
the reduu5s beyond Caldiero.
We have iaksn $500 prisoners, the
field of battle is strewed with Austrians /;
the number of,heir killed and wounded
IS al least equal TO that Of their prison
eys. Prince Charles has asked for truce
in order 10 bury the dead.
Our loss is very transferable in COM
paiison with that of the enemy.
The marshal general in chief be
slows The highest praise Oh the courage
apd attachment of the army; he purpo.
ses noticing more particularly tie noble
actions which have signalized this day,
and laying before his majesty the empe
rcr and king the names of those brave
fellows 10 whom the honor is due.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
Friday, Janury 3.

M. c. w. Campbell presented a me.
mortal from the House ofRepresentatiycs
OF the territory of Orleans, PRAYING that
certain alterations may be made in the
law passed the last session, respecting
titles to land that the culture of sugar
may be further encouraged that certsin
appropriations Of land may be made to
individuals and'that an appropriation of
lands may be made for the use OF public
schools. Referred.
Mr. Findley presented a memorial
from meeting of sundry citizens of PHI
iadelphia, representing that certain abu-
ses had occurred in tho election of Mi.
chaei Lieb, as representative in Con.
gress, and praying the House to autho-
rise the issuing of commission to 1ske
dispositions, or that they will take such
other measures towards an Investigation
OF the case, as they may deem proper.
Referred 10 he committee Of elec,iu Is.
The House again went into comm ttec
OF The whole, Mr.. &C Smith, in the
chair, on the bill 10 establish rules and
articles for tie government of the armies
OF the United States.
The committee, having considered the
remaining parts Of the bill, section by
section, reported the same with sandry
Amendments, which the House took int,
immediate consideration, arproyipgsome,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
G. T. r Nj A N Y.
Nnrc1rh1lrr q

.Marcm6nyg, Oct. 81. 1905,
We have received letters from Nassau
OF he 2aih.. They are full Of details re-.
lalive 10 the proceedings ofths Russians
who appeared for moment on The bor-
dcxs % the Inn, and sent some detgch
ments 10 the left bank of that river, but
which they fastened To abandon on the
inst news of The arrival oltbe French and
Bayatians. We learn Wy the same l.t,ers
that gen. Kutuscw has made his army
take new position, in VII Oh he purposes,
they say, To- wait for the French. His
line extends from the lnns,au upon the
Dsnube along the right bank Of the Inn
20 the r1nulh cf the Salza by Dittningen
and I.saen as far as Salisbury, Reichen-
hall and acknowledgement. Cen. Keinme
yer, who also commanded upon that
point has been replaced by general Nicer.
fel,.
There already reigns great misun-
derS'andlng between the Russians and
the Aus,rians : the latter accuse the for.
mer of having designedly delayed their
march AID rejoicing in secret at the de.
feet oil gen. Mack's army. 1t is even as
serted that some very warm disputes
Jia'e taken place between the generals of
the two powers.
The Pfussan ministry have address.
ed toa!I the civil and military au hori,,es Of
Frsnccnia, very consolato1y circular
letter for the neighbovIng states. I, states
in Substance, that his Prussian ma
Jesiy IS taking the most efficac,ous rnea-
s1res to sbeIier his faithful subjects from
ne vexa,'oHs which they may experience
by the Unforeseen passage Of troops be-
I"i'ging 10 The beliigerent powers, but that
lsse measures aad preparations for De-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
c O N G. Il E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
IHursGdu, Jonuaru 9.

The-Speaker laid before the House a
letter from the Secretary of State, enclos.
insa report on the memorial of Peter Lam
dais.
a petition was presented from sundry
matters OF Boston, similar in tenor 10 that
from certain hatters of Philadelphia, and
referred.
Mr.. j. c. Smith from the committee Of
claims, submitted bill for the relief of
the governor, secretary and judges of
the territory NJ w. of the Ohio, which
was referred to the COMMITTEES of the
whole House.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10

noble charge on the enemy, killed e0
n'-n and took several prisoners, amongst
The rest u captain of hussars.
On the 1th, Marshal Lannes arrived
with the !igh, cavalry at the bridge of
1rannau. He set out from Landshut.
The bridge was broken down. He inn
mediately caused sixty men to embark
on board lwo boats The enemy, who
was more over pursued by the reserve un-
de- prince Murat, abandoned the town.
The audacity OF the l3th light-horse con.
tributed to hasten his retreat.
The misunderstanding between the
Russians and Austrians is already percep-
tible. The Russians pilsge every thing.
The best informed officers ampngs, the m
know the war they carry on to be impoli-
tic, since they have nothing TO lain a.
gainst the French, whom nature has not
placed so as TO become their enemies
Braunau, in its present state, may be
considered as one Of the noblest and
! most useful acquisitions to the army. II
IS surrounded with bas,ions and draw.
bridge, half moon and fosses full of wa
ter IL has numerous magazines Of artil,
lery, all in an excellent stale /; aud, what
is very difficult 10 credit, it is also re-
matkaby we'll provided with provisions.
We found in it 10000 rations of bread
ready to be distributed, and upwards ola
thousand sacks of -four; the artillery OF
The place consists Ut As pieces of cannon
with sliding carriages. and nortays pro.
vided vita. upward, of 10000 balls aud
how zers. The Russians have left be.
hind them 100 900 lbs OF gun-powder, a
great noinber of cartridges, lead, thou.
sand muskrts, aid every thing to main.
| tain great siege.
The emperor has appointed genera
Lauriston, who has arrived from Cadiz
governor of this town, in WHICH ne ma,
established the depo. of the hesd-quarter.
of the army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-10
FOURTEENTH BULLETIN OF
THE GRAND ARMY.
Bronnan sM Brum0ire year -.

BTonnda Sh Brumoire yeor ~.
Marshal Bcrnsdotte arrived on the 9Th,
at ten 10 the morning, a; Salzburg. The
electoT had left IL some days before
corps of 5000 men, who wee there, had
retired precipitateIy the preceding even
ing.
The imperial head quarters were on
the 9th 9, Haag, on the 9Th at MuIdorfT,
and on the Sth at 81 aunsu.
Marshal Dayoust was employed on the
9Th in causing the bridge Of Muldorff to
be entirely repaired.
The LIST regiment OF light-horse made