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III IL Gents Singled
CERTIFICATES.

! We, whose names are hcrcunto sub
scribed, do certify that we have bred
colts from Knowsley, Cor seen of his
Set,) that they are of fine size and
form, and from their present appear
ance bid fair to make capital horses,
either for the turf or any other service.
We also believe him to be IS sure a
foal getter as any horse in the state.
Given under our hands, &c. January,
1905.
3 John Coles, sr. Walter Coles, Miles
Selden, ST. Miles Sclden, jr. John
Edioe, T.. p. Chambcrlayne, John
Roanc, jr.C. Harrison, J. Minge,
George w. III. Minge, Major
Wilcox, George Cooke, James
Stewart, John Christian, Hamlin
Wilcox, William Southall, John
Colgin.
do certify thatin the spring, 1903
saw and took particular notice of a
number of colts which were in pas
ture where the imported Sterling then
stood---a considerable proportion OF
them by importedhorses, among which
were several of Knows!cy's, and tho't
them equal ifnot preferable to any that
were there. Given undermy hand, &cx
B1IGHTBERRY BROWN.
Aftrn'o,fe. efauaay 1. 1905
hereby certify that have FLY,
two years old this spring, got by the
imported horse Knowsley, out of Ca.
ypso, and | think her equal to any coils
ever have had foaled, or indeed ever
seen IN this country. Given under NV
hand, this 5th day of May, 1895.
JOHN TAYLOE, Mount Airy
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LAND FOR SANE.

1 He subscriber wishes toscIl $50
acres fIand, lying in cheacriield county. Within
fix miles of Manchester. Tie advantages of fmall
FARMS near arg: towns are 20 obvious and general
iy admitted, as not TO require particular enune.
ration. Any pcrfon wiihing 20 purehafe may fee
tina land and know the terms by applying to MIR.
John Branch, refding in ManeheiterJ or the fub-
ieriber, near Buckingham courihouie.
Archibald Branch.
September .. Iges utf
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PIRGIN1A
In the High Court Of Chancery, May
the 10Th, 1901.
Between ~
jshn IL. overstrecs, Philemon NolcsnS and
Peter Johnson, pl,fs. =
And
Richard Bib and Catharine Csuthsrne, defts.
NIX defendant Richard Bib not
n having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction OF the court that he is an nhabitant of
TINS country On motion of the pitts. by their
counsel, IL is ordered, that tina said defendant Dc
appear here en- the first day of the next term
and answer ths bill Of the plaintiffs and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper in the city of Richnond for two
months successivsiy. and posted at the trent iosr
Of the capitol in the said city.
A. Copy-res,e,
'V'IDcIa1r n n
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NOTICE
TO ILL 'TVHo " II dEfY CoMcERMi

hSiROUS of settling nay Ad-
~ ninistrasion of the estatc OF my deceased
husband James Winfree; and in consequence
otmy inability 70 pursue such measures az are
rsq'nrsato psrie9 that Object, l have, by letters
of aSsorney appointed. and do hereb, appoint.
Whhan Pointer and Leighton Wood of the
cisyof Richmond, my attornies in fact for the
purposes aforesaid, with full authority, in nv
name and in my behalf, to de and perform all
things necessary to close the administration.
ANN WINFREE Ad.n'x. of
IA<ES EINFREE, Decd.
Ches,erfeld, Oh Yes 1906 rAe
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Nine MONTE Credit with Good Seow4ly.
TO PRINTERS.
Prinfiug Mofe,Joi, Ior 90

Prtnfng Mase,iais for Sale.
I ONO PRIMER, Plea. English. Double Pr
ca, wo Lines English, French Canon, -Four
Lines Plea, Five Lines Plea, seven-I.ines Plea
Eins Lives Plea. ThirreenI.ines Plea. six,een
LINES Pea, Nineteen Lines Plea. Quotations.
Foo soap AMI Deny Chases and Cases
pROSSER & MOHCURE. ". NJ
Riehmoad, Nov. 23d, 1905. 1oaf3rI
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south of Petersburg, and cover mares a, so dollars
the season. the money TO be sen, with the mare,
or 100 dollars the insurance, TO be paid in Oao-
Der, and returnasle in every instance waese the
mare shall not prove 10 have been in foal except
tn. properly shaI be changedJ with one dollar 10
the groom in every instance.
Good pastnage in separate enclosures, to suit
mares in all conditions, gratis Servants boar
ded at 1osS per week-Grain furnished on mode.
rats terms, for which the money must be sent.
Great attention viii be paid TO mares. but no Ii.
ability for escapes accidents Notes of hand
tor the insurance will be expaed TO accompany
the mares. The season will commence the 18th
OF February and end the 6rst of August.
The great size figure and performance on the
turf. added TO the high price winch his COLTS com.
mand. give him decided superiority over any
stallion in America.
Nathaniel Rives.
January 8. 1906. wist
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ST. PAUL.

ss5 - Il. L Az l..
Ssssas,s-ssS IA beautiful sorreI f,orse. l5-hands
ISSfsS inches high. remark .blc for his
81 sSza elegance beauty. strength and fine
Ex;Nfs,sfssfS.ss bone will stand the ensuing sea-
SON at my plantation on James river, gensra,lyA
known by the nanls of Maiden's Adyen,o.e. a.
s0u mics above Fine Greek nail and a .r;ieS.
below MiLhaux's ferry, IN Powhasan eeun-y. to
cover mares at twenty Eve dcllass tlis season.
which will cor,rnenc. ,he FIRST Of Mach. and
expire the first OF hugus,-Extraordina GOOD
ana extensive pasturage gratis, but no liabijitr
iof accidents or escapes Gentlemen wiohipe.
| 'hsn mares fed. msy be furni.hed with corn al
( me marked price, TOR which cash must be sene
WIN she msres-as $50 us;es of hand for The,
due ply nlent.of the money for the SEASON.
~. y fweny dollass. paid on or before ,ho
/. fnird wednesday IN November (being Powha-
tan coar, day will be received as iu!i compensa~
ton OF the aoove, win half dol. to the groom.
his beautiful horse, 81. Paul, was raised bys
the FRINGE of Wales, and got by his horse Sal
tram, who was got by Eclipse tha. covered at
2UO guireas the sea,on---his dam Vira,to by Snar
This g-andam by Rcgulus. cut Of d sister q,
Black and all Black, and was thought to be the
BEST runner OF his tirne---he won several large
stakes, among which was the Dsi5y, 1888, bsSt.
ing Dungannon, Volunteer, Phenomenon, Com
zales, and several others--ha was the SIRE os
Whskey. who Al years old won 1850 ,uineas,
rs" OF " MP koya'iSt, Peeping Tom, General,
Conner, SJlph, 5sptem, csrone, Tiffany Lau.
resil%a, ST David sprightIy. Queen ct Shsba,
SPankaway, Rose, Sweeper, Ciyuls, Coal N1er.
chant, Pickpccket. Oscar, Ambrosio. lrtettyp
Patty, end several others of the irst rs,e( run
ners St Paul'a dam Purity was got b. Matoh'm,
who covered for several ofthc las, years on his
life at so guneas a mare--her dam the OLA
squirt mare, oil as srea, fasle perhaps as a good
breeder. as any mare IN the kingdor-shs was
the dam of Virgin Dido, ConpnoIun, Ranthos.
Enigma, Mics 1'immG Pumpkin. Maiden lwbos
was dam of Wslnu.) T.. sang Ras,giss pN,;t,,N
ans several others Fu,iry was ~. cam OF sorkc
ingham. Archibald, F,tzwilljam. >, Paul anJA
several others ----Sevefa Certificates of s. PapIS
as good and soal set;er ma, be seen at his
stand TH0SEAS III sRRfx l.
Powhatan ely, marca 1st, 1896 If
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4 HK NoTED IMPoRTrp HOhsE
w II l p,


let TO mares at Six Guieas the season, 10 be dis
charged by 1--WE, providad the money be pad BY
this 18th of September following Three Gui.
meas will be required by the leap, and nine 10 en-
sure mare with foal--in either case, one dollar
TO the groom. Shosld any gentleman engage
six nisrss, they viii be accounted as five
WHIP is 4 beautiful bay, twelve years old, of
great size and strength, being Is banda inches
aud quarters high and as foal ge,,er, in
movement aud in action, Is thought by the bsst
Judges to have been seldom, if ever equSlled, by
any horse in America. His pedigree aut per-
formances on the turf are inferior to no imported
horse whatever he was got by the noted horse
Saltram, by O'Kelly's Eclipse and his dam. King
Herod. as may be- seen IN inc general stud book
and calendar, which are kcpr along with him
FOR the inspection of such may wish TO satisfy
themselves as to his ab,iitiss There are four ex
ceent. extensive and welt f,;rnithed clover lots.
sufficient for the suppo. of mares without feed0g,
should thai be ressred, csre will De furnished a.
the ma-kk, price GeailcTnsi may assure them
selves tina, tsey win meet with ever, aceommo
da,ion. and hat every care will be taken Of their
fnares that lies in the pawer OF he subscriber
he will not however be fable for any accident.
The season will commence on the 20th Of March,
and expire the last day of July. Passurage and
boarding for boys grais
William Tonpkins.
Feb 25'h, 1906. (wt1ssNalsf ttst ~
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6qr. Z l7o1llS GLxS5C0CK,

Of the Sfafe Of Georgia.
SIR, T3LEASEi ito tate notice, ,hat by virtue
J. Of cor'a.,;Ssion issued frorn the Csuf,
Of the United 8 ases, for the Fifth Circuit aao
Dis;N2 Of YirSnia. holden AZ the c.pnul IN the
City Of Richmond. shall proceed. on the 2tst
dag of April next, ct the Tavern of Mr. lanes
Scott, at the courthouse of Dinwildis county.
70 ,ahe the dispositions Of Baker Psgam and
Edward Old, to be read in evidence in the suit
noV depending in the oad court, wherein AZ.
plaintiff aud you, Thomas Glasscock, are de.
PENDANT; al wklch time and place you may at
tend if you please.
sD, sir, your most obed't sery't.
THOMAS CL.EY.
5th March. 1896 nsat
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Ant'y. Robinson, c. {

Louisa County, January CVurt, 1906
Maesu B'ggess, plaintiff -
AGAINST z
El'zab-;h ggers widow and adminis,ra. g
INK OF David Higgsrs, deceased. David
Terry and Eienor mis- wife, George Nor <
MS and arab his wife, Niles Biggers. e
William Biggers, Mary Bigssrs. and
Jarnes Biggers, d. rndsnts. :
Il Z defendant James Biggers not
- having entered m. appearance aud Civ
en- security according 20 law, and the rules of
'his ccert ana Il appearing 70 the satisfaction of
the court that ne is not an inhabi'ant OF this
state; Therefore on the motion of rhe plaintiff
by his attorney, Is IS ordered and secreed by the
court, that the said defendant James Biggers, do
appear mere on tins second Monday in May next
and answer the plaintiff, bill and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some of the
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for
eIghs weeks excessively, and published at
the front door OF this courthouse On some court
day. a Copy--Teste,
Nicholas 1. Poindexter, d. c.
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AZ Henrico tsAnfy Coarf, February 6sh,
William Mayo, complainant, } In Cbanee,y,
Igainss mon an
Daniel Shack'eford. defendant, Injunction.
his day came the conpainsnt by his counsel,
and the defendant NOT having entered his an.
pearanse and given security according 10 the rules
or this court and the ast of assembly in such case
made and provided, and it appearing 10 the sa-
tlsfaetion of the court that III is not an nhabtans
Of this commonwealth. On the motion of the
complainant, 1t isorae,ed that the said defend
ant do appear here on the first Monday in May
next and answer the bill of the said complainant,
and that copy OF this order BE forthwith inse
I'd IN srme one of 'he newspapers published IN
the city Of Richmond for two mouths successive.
", and pos'ed at the door Of this courthouse on
swo successive coun days.
Teste,
Geo. Chisman, d. C.
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WE subscriber has extended his
4 praace TO the Superior Court of Chan.
sery for the Williamsburg distyis.
Patrick Hendren,
Attorney 4, Law.
Sh'fley, Csas. City ely March 4. 1905. w3m
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Il l Il meeting OF the. Board of Di-
K =. retiors Of the Mutual Assurance Society
against Ere on buildings sf the state of Virginia
held at the General Office on the 18th day Of
Februpry, 1906,
Theioowing resolution was adopted, which
j. by orde/ OF the board Published, 70 wit,
For sufficient reasons appearing 70 the Board
and in pursuance Of the authority vested in me
President and Directors, by the aa of Assembly.
inttsied " An az supplementary 20 an at. init
toled an a3 concerning the MuTual Assurance
Society against FIRE on buildings of the state Of
Virginia"
Readved, Tha, the Special Agents Of this
Society, be allowed I'll the FRS; day OF July next
70 eomplere the Revaluation OF all buildings
which have been insured prior to the 30.h DAY
ofJaopary, 1905, within ,he districts and towns
for which they may have been severaily appoin.
ted.
ALEX'a, M'RAE. P,esidcnt M n. s.
Tesse, LEWIS M. RIvALAIs, GU. y. d.
February 81. VS.
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Charles City CO. March /, 1906. vs.

90 DOLLARS REWARD.
TS UN away from the subscriber.
tV. within FIVE miles OF Buckingham, csurt
house. on the 22d February, . negro man ma
,nsd FADEK, whs is about 90 Years old, of /.
yesw complexion, ebe.,t six, feet high he h.s
on one of his wrists large scar. but do not re-
coliea on which, his face is reinarkaolv bunby
Any person who will deliver me The said negro
shall have the above reward aud all legal ex
penses, if taken out Of the county, the sane
reward and legal expense ifseco,ed where the
subscriber may get him. Ten Dollars wish AIRY
egsiexpense if taken within the. county.
YIN. LEWIS.
March Sd, 1905. v3.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

THE subscriber is disposed to sell his FARM
whereon lie now lives, in Charlie, Cisy
county. Containing five hundred and thirty acres
of land. a good brick dwelling house, and all o
Their buildings necessary for the accommodation
OF gen,eel fasly, situated Immediately on
Chickahsiriny river abeut three miles above the
mouth thereof. The na.atal advantages attach,
ell TO shis farm are admirable ali kinds of wild
fowl are 70 be got in their season AT very littIs
trouble, and FISH in great abundance at all sea.
sons in-the year are csughi in senes, weirs, an
Cling, &c IN tue greatess perfection The grea
ter pare OF ehis farm is srabieiard, and good soil
for the Production OF grain, with 3 considerable
pat we'll calculated 70, The growth of tobacco,
and for raising stock of every kind, is infe-
rioT TO no farzl of Ks size. IN those asvautae.
es and conveniencics render the premises oles,-
rab!e. Any person ncined TO purchsse can
view the same and eeat with the subscriber re-
speeding the terms Of sale, &c and at she same
,ime haa NO esaggers,ion nade iu estimation
OF this valuable. properly. !,
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KNOWsLEY's sire, the famous

\ - ~ ~ w O1@ II sire, tic ltiIlOds
Sir Peter Teazle, now covers in En-
gland by subscription, limited mum.
Der of mares, at 25 guineas each; no
other horse at more than IL guineas.
In 1901, he had "a winning colts
on the turf, when no other horse had
more than 16---and out Of 30 kings
plates run for, were won by his
colts---see Il. G. for 1So4---the last
arrived. From the present appear
ance of Knowsley's colts, and the sue
cessful performance of his stock on the
turf in England, very little doubt can
be entertained but that his colts will
prove also successful en- the turf in
TINS country. The annexed certi6-
cafes from such respectable oharac-
tiers, viii place Knowsiey, as foal
getter, on as high ground as any other
horse in the state.
WILLIAM WOODS.
GEORGE NJ. WOODS.
Albemarlc, Feb. go, 1906.
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The extraordinary, high: bred, Inn.
ported Horse,
- ID 10 M T. D,

In as high health and vigour,
al he has ever been since his
arrival in America. will stand
the ensuing season, at my sra.
bile, in Greensville county. s
~. -l 70 &C. - 90
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y ~ . = II 10
TMOCT. WILSON has removed
IL ~ from the Bel-Tagern to the Brick House
opposite tbs stores of 1essrs. J & a GAroble
; and NJ, Neil MiCou. and the Cd deos below
the corner formed b. the main siYee, and the
cross street leading from Csi. Mayo's bridge
In addition 20 Ms Former stock, he has just 81.
ceivea considerable supply of Articles IN the
Aposbecafy ile, al Of wneh are offered FOR
sale At reduced prices.
Il IS his intention 70 devote great share of
his attention personally to his shop
Orders from Merchants, Physicians and o.
ihers, win be faithfully attended 10 Families
can be supplied with Medicines Of every Kind
accompanied with proper inrtrusiops as 70 tbeir
mode ofexhibi'isn.
Richmond. Jan 2Shi, 1906 wifi
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NATCHEZ, Fks. lie.
Fsox Wa4csT4oexss

For some time past the Spanards
have been taking new positions aud draw
ing IN near Us. About mouth age they
established a post about IL miles from
this town on the Nagadochss road, at
Quindieties old place, as II is called, and
Their patrols camo within league or two
OF NaichiLochss, and it was a general car
cuialing report that they intended TO take
possession OF ali che country west of Red
River. he commanding officer at this
place received orders from the President
OF he y. States, few days ago, TO re.
move them by any means thai might be
found necessary, to the west side Of the
SabIne river;' abe substance of this or
der was Immediately officially commuei-
Gated TO the commandan, OF Nagadoches,
who returned for answer that a compli.
ancs with thAt ordsr on his part, would
not be confoT mabie to his instructions,
and signihed his intention to IN sintain the
positions he had taken, &c. upon which .
early IN tho nlcrn,nE ofthc SIN inst. ca D.
tam turner, lieutenant Plat, ensign Dti.
foret, and so men from the garrison of
tort Claiborne, wers detached for inc Sur
PS~~ VI 'S"Ao'iS I'll opEuISn SOIlltSTs~ &c.
ihey might meet with, to the ethsf side
si Sabine, aud III case OF re s,staacs! TO re
pei force with force. They arrived early
IN the day at Quind,c,ies, where they
found an officer and az mea, TO whom
marching orders were Immediately gwen.
A variety OF unsuccessful IRE ences were
made use at by the span adj. to procure
delay (as was supposed till they were re-
intorced; they howt4er without offering.
any resls,ance, moved of. Capt. Turner
renamed till thu next morning on the
ground, and alter burning the house,
marched on xfter them, when 10 ms sur
prize, found them again sncampsa about
three miles only from Quindlctles, where
they we're moved from, the officer stiil
off=fiDS frivolous excuses for his slow ro~
treats they were aga,n started, and capt.
Turner pursued them close in their rear
towards SABINE, & no farther Intelligence
has been received from them at the dsts
OF this. approximations are entertained
that the Spaniards may be reinforced aud
make sand before they Gloss Sabine !;
II they should, conflict must ensus J; or
II they should appear IN arms again on
this side the Sabine no ceremony will be
used with them; they will escape fight
iag only by their speed.
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LONDON, January "a.

We stopped the Press yesterday to an.
nounce that government had received dis.
patches from Berlin, communicating the
intelligence that an arrangement, or con.
ventien had been entered into between
Prussia and Bonapsrte, by which the Tor.
mer is to occupy Hanover with her troops,
I'll the Establishment Of peace between
the belligerent Powers.
In consequence OF that convention our
troops arc to return home, and orders
have IN consequences been sent for their
immediate embarkation on board the
transports in the Weser---the convention,
we suppose, extends to the Russians and
Swedes, who are also to return to their
respective homes.
Lord Nelson and Mr.. Pitt died exactly
OF the same age.
Mr.. Pitt will be inferred ia Wes,min
ster Abbey, near his father and mother.
Mr.. Pitt was IN the 47th year of his
age He was born on the oath of May,
l759.-He was the second son Of the il
iustrlous WIN. Earl OF Chatham, and only
surviving brother of the present Earl.
He was never married. Mr.. Pit held
the officers Of First Lord of the Treasury,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord War
den of the Cirque Ports, Lord Of Trade
and Plantations, a Commissioners for the
affairs of India Master Of the TRINITY
House, and High Steward Of the Uniysr.
sliy Of Cambridge.
Mr.. PITT, previous to his dissolution,
recommended the whole Of his domes,ics
to the protection Of his brother the Earl Of
Chatham.
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(By Authority.)
AN ACT


Declaring the foDn Of Jersey, in tie sfafe.
Of .Nezv- Jersey, 10 be a hort Of dehpery 4
and for erecting slyhs-house on Wood
island or Ffeseher's neck, IN she sfate Of
dNassachusefis.
BE enacted by tie Senate and House
~ RefresenlanUes of tie United Sta,es of
america in Congress assembled, That the
town or landing place OF Jersey, IN the
state OF New-Jersey, snail DE port of de-
Ilvery, 10 be annexed To the district Of
Perth Amboy, and snail be subject 10 the
same regulations AID restrictions az other
poris oil delivery In the Un.lea States
And there shall be appointed surveyor
70 reside al the same port OF delivery, who
snail be emitted 10 ieceIye, ia addition to
the oiher emoiumenIs allowed Oy law, q
salary OF one hundred d3llars annually.
SEC. 2, find r. AZ further 1Baesed, Ihae
the secretary Of the treasury snail be, and
he Is hereby authorised and required, 10
Cause good and sufficient light house to
be eretted on Wood-island, or OH Fetch.
er'sneck, IN The district of Name (se-
iecting either place, as the President Of
the UNI ed States may deem most eligi-
/
wise provide for such lighthouse, al The
expense of the Unued States: PROVIDED
that sufficient land for the accommodate.
on oil such light.house can be obtained at
reasonable price, and the legislature of
Massachusetts shall cede the jurisdiction
over the same 10 the United states. Aud
the sum of i've Thousand dollars is here
by appropriated for the erection of said
lighthouse, to be paid out of any monies
IN the treasury, not other wise appropriate
ed.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Of The House Of Refresentafives.
GEO: CLINTON,
Vfce-Preadtnt Of me United Stases and
Precedent Of Senate.
March Q 1906.
APPROVED,
TIL, JEFFERSON.
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Correspondence 5etsyeea TIC Ea,keror A,e:.
ardeY and .Natoieor.

Cores 5n6s,ce between TIC Ga,Eeror Hie2.
arder and .Nafoieon.
The following, we are assured are ge
nuine copies OF the Letters which passed
between those Po,en,ates, a few days pre-
vious to the battle Of Austerlitz;
"StRE-l send my Ai1-de- Camp, Cen.
savsry, to your Majesty, to c.npliment
you on your joining your Army. lave
ordered him to express to you my nisA
esteem, and my anxiety to have AN oppor-
tdnity TO prove to you how much wish
to obtain your friendship. trus, you will
receive HIM with that goodness which dis.
tinguishes you, and that you will consider
me as one most DESTROYS to be agreeable
to you. pray God to take your Males.
ty in his holy and effeelual prote slion.
(SIgned) NAPOLEON"
AyvSWHR.
have receivea with much gratitude
the letter of which Gen. Savary was the
bearer, and hasten to express to you my
thanks. have no other desire than TO
see the peace of Europe established in
good faith and on an equitable basis. At
the same time l wish To be agreeable TO
you personally. Be pleased in the mean
time TO accept the assurance of my high
confederation.
tS,gned) "ALEX tNDER."
10 the Chief of the French Na,ion.''