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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-01
February IS.
For SALE or to RENT.


IqviN Sell ., Reat The 5a!lszvisg VALOdBAt
PROPERTY liz -Alsxanarie and its 0F's''
II, Viz.
20 Acres of Lard, Gtuated on the
north Gdc of the turnpike road leading TO ll's
River, oae mile fs0n the corporation Of AieA'''
dria :; about ID acres are :nc!c!ed. lhe'' u o.
,b. pennies 4 good dwelling houi; "a i's'OY
.is, two tories high, with kitchen '0o esl,.'
underneath, grsnaty, fable, and o%-nGu Is,
with goad garden. The land IS sasF.,u W. y.
gsais, corn, or fnal grain. This pace a'1, ,, !.
well worth the attention OF the gardener JUL g.;
or, tanner, or drltilIcr as there l'a rsvsi.'' u
ing. branch Of water runs through the esn'ls y
the land and cIofe to tie dwelling II IS TeHl'''
kable for good air and healthy ftust'cn' !.
A Lot of Land, on the iouth l' :.
oe Duke ltrcet, in Wef. End, not TAI rum IN ~
lsone biage; containing tbre: fourih' o. 81 -, -
acre, with the privilege of taking in part to-, o. I ~,
areers till called for, lnow encieicd'l im ..;rs
coroers 90 Dakc and George .itfee's' 'u" "a
back 10 Wolfe Rreet. The improvement, bs
fati lot are two fory framed h0lie' ~ % f.t
ls, sitehen IS feet by IL, bake h'uie 20 q.
by II, buil, With brick, faole nip l'gi. ~. b,ik
pable of containing fix hehes, apOo -. ,,n
baji. neceiTary with pigeon houfs on ~ ", oaa M
al well linlihetl and in good rsra!f' "',n -. s,d
oe good water IN The yard back o. "a w. and ia
there is an excellent garden we'll paleu an
good cultivation; in lhors there is eSs'y ~
aisacy fit for genscel family:
AIS 0, ,..,.,
will fell my Right, on the 'o os,a.
end of Prince freet, in Alexanaf'a, ~" ,,s, usri.
pied by MIR. John Limerick. For 't nan st WS.a.
sas apply to the faofcribsr living at w.
End. o,,saora.
Mleiiae' aastf
January IS. -
az, 1fS 1ETEOHS " ""
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-01
De. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir
Or Cough DYobs,

Price SO Ceaf5 Bo-.
Very particular directions accompanying each
Of shefe valuable medicines.
He has lskeysJe for Sale,
A general aflersmenr Of Drugs, Patent Me-
dicines, Shop furniture and Via.s; few hand.
fome Hall Lamps; Indian Shades; proof yisls,
Eiianee Of Spruce; Psseat Blsssing ksadeira
and sasrfy wine; black bottles IN beg heaas:
Paints ground in ell; and few barrels Flag
icea Oil, which he win fell On Tcaio,lahls terns
or esh,, Or 70 punttuai cuaomers On Aost
aredit.
ga a generous allowance will be made to
shoie who pugchsie the above Msdieines by the
dozen.
March AZ. saw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-01

Braddock Richmond,
Aamisje5atsrsef RoBERT LiaD,Ag, drt'a.
Occoqnan, Feb. II. coios
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Printing, in ITS va :, . sg -
handfomeE executed at this epss.
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viii be expg/ed at Public Sale, on tbe premJs'
Gig I'HURSDAT, The 6tb ofMaseb a<xt,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-01

PRINTED DAILY
] gY SA4aLTEL SNoWOS''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15
-. whom he might easily over

q, ID Suf's'
70 sua e 9, II, The horizoa q the e0 2
bespusd e s cav We are far from offering g
nsn ,ad 's ~ favorable view q thag, :,
readers hops, we shall believe mat. i
\ boz sonso''sss .elared against the tyranI O
p r a.'so.i nn ss may reckon 'na' hu'0
pbs ! sasSS. from the Russian army
The 'p's .ro 3 The latest. Il appears, .aa'
'Psngrstion performed most Ss;n sA ,ar
pri1ee s : she 18th ult. when, beng s ano
spl0 s ~ h Or prince Murat's army OF $4,000
Fos'dso Z gs.roicalls cut his way through
n a,s s, small division OF 9oo1 s ns a;,lsd'
paf'pp0' .,.s,an head quarters were on the me
IN :, n Wischaw, between Ul@ and Bfun nm
|ssin . 81 rsinforcements. They shortly
Fsls1s s. ~ - advance, when decisive ac-
o's1s :, expected. Il also appears, Ina,
|s ~ D'atlliers, who haa aasan' 60
pa n'II = vss soon forced 70 retreat oy
4 fs'' ~ Duke Ferdinand, who has driven
To- n -, e Bohemia, and pushed his ad-
). ~ no,,s ia,o the Upper Palasinate.
|OS, Hawpwitz is said TO have arrived at
4 o. .l,es IF lestiuas;on. Thar his Prussl-
\ p,;ss.y received letter ct great I'M.
Y aa -, irom,.he emperor;of Russia, and
4 H. march of ,he former sovereign,
LIN n h, he garrison Of Berlin, for the army,
~ ~ ssasc,ed 20 take place Immediately.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15
st. Andrews Society.

attend sn1srs OF this infsi,n.io0 arc reoasaed to
tgs on T.ra rated quarterly meeting az T5hn Gadf.
Rv ,asiqay evening nsxt, a. < o.ciocjy p NJ
y order Ofths Frsfdens' : SOCK :. m'
February Is. JOHN RAMSAY, sse'fy.
d3e
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15

Cash, and the higheit price,
will be given for Clean Linen
and Cotton Rags, by the Prin,
ter OF tbs paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15
POSTSCRIPT.

Juit as this paper was going to press
the Editor was politely favoured
with Baltimore paper containing
the following
Important Foreign Intelligence,
1Peceipedat N. York, By The brig Han.
nab, from Liverpool.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15
SADDLE-BAGS FOUND.

!. Was found yeRerday pair,e Of Old
SADDLE BAGS contsiniag fme wearing ap,
sparel and provisions. - The owner may have them
by applying 70 TIE Cesk of The Market, and
payirg the eoa of this advertisement.
Feb Ic at
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-15
PUBLIC SALE.

ON TUESDAY next will be :5ld a, the ,Vehduc
4. ..s Store
II Likely NEGRO LAD,
& Of about feyen years of age, for the term of 9
years, oncafcrcdit OF go days.
L, P. 6. Marifeller.
& Feb.rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
sCHoNSRuNN, Dec. -.

SCHON5RUNN, Dec. -.
Before the emperor Napoleon left this
place, he published on the 9th the fol-
lowing Proclamation to the army:
"SbbDIkRs,
Peace between ne and the emperor
OF austria is signed: you have ia this
lstf season of the year made two cam.
pslgns. You nave performed every thing
l expected from you. ! am setting out
to return to my capital. have promote
ed and distributed rewards to those who
have distinguished themselves most.
viii perform TO you every thing have pro.
missed Ysu'have seen that your emperor
mas shared with you all dangers aud fa-
tgues; you shall likewise see him sur.
rounded with all that grandeur and splen-
dor which become the sovereignty of the
hrst nation in the world. In the Begin
ming Of the month Of May I will give
grand festival at Paris: you shall be
there and 7ye shall fhen see sob;fher ne
are called by Me hatfintss of oar country
and the inferess Of orr gtory.
Soldiers. during the three months
which are necessary fer your return to
France, be the example ut all armies. You
have now to give examples, not Of cou-
rage & intrcpidity, but Of striet discipline.
May my allies no more have to complain
Of your northumberland yourselves ON
your arrival in that sacred territory like
children in the bosom Of their family.
My people will conduct themselves to-
watds you as they must do towards their
heroes and defenders.
"Soldiers---Thc thought that shall see
you all in ss,han half year assembled
rouod my palacei is pleasing to my heart,
and feel, before-hand the most aelight-
tul erno,ions.--We will celebrate the me-
mofy OF those who, in these two CAM
paigns, have fallen in the field of honor.
The world shall see that we are ready to
follow their example, and, if necessary, 10
do more Than We hsys done seans. those
who attack our hosor, or suffer them
selves TO be misled by The gold Of the e.
ternsl enemy Of the continent.
(Sisnedl NAPOLEON.
by order Of the emperor,
Major general, Natshal BERTHIER.
Sehor5sg..n, Oh N.yess," tDes. 27.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
LONDON, January q.

ltis win anteigned concern We state,
thatthe night hon. William Pitt brea he'd
has last, al halt past O'clock on Thurs
iay morning, at his house a, Pui,ney.
His, ioss, at this particular period, will be
severely felt ~ lhe nation, and We be-
liese Is sincerely !amented by all par,iss.
Ills most deissn,ned political opponents,
al all times, bore ties imoiy to his dis.
tnSuished talents. and unb,r mishsd in.
tegrity aud we're no less wiling to ad
tnt that the errors OF his long administra.
ton were more 10 be sscribed 10 tn. un.
preerdented difSculiiss of the times he
hadao encounter, arid ~hich he seemed
determined to slrmount, without having
recourse 10 the nrcesssry hid OF cotem
poiafy talent. Khan TO his wan. Of foresight
~ anticipating the magnitude Of the un
der,sk'ng erreadiness of comprehension
10 planning means 10 meet those difficult
ties; but the task OF execution, which
might have been rendered more easy by
Union OF energies, was 100 much for
those OF an individual, aud he sunk under
II, the parsiised victim OF too mucn con-
sideDce III his own strength.
The illness of Nc. PHI, originated in
excessive anxiety, ana uDwsarird aiten.
non 10 BUSINESS His whole nervous.
system was so dersngetl, that, for week,
together, he was unable to sleep, and this
pr'yatioD OF rest led 10 general breaking
up of HI, constitution. An hereditary
govt completed The whole, producing ac
coSding to It's ordinary effect on q de
bil,sied system, water in the chest, and
such weakness of stomach, that he
could neither ADMIT nor retain any sus
tenanos.
Previous to his dissolution, Mr.. Pitt
had hot taken the slightest sustenance for
eight and forty hours.
January 81.
According 10 intelligence, of the osth
OF December, from St. Petsrsburgh, an
increased activity prevailed in the mill
tary department. after the return of the
emperor. Greater exertions we're ma
sDg for the augmentation Of the army
than at any period Of the war.
We have received letters from Glib.
rsl,ar which have brought US some inte-
resting details. Id. CoIling wood, it ap-
PSN'', "eS ~ SiSut VI large FRENCH
Reet on the 5th of last month. We may
therefore, soon expect important intslli.
gsnce from his lordship.
January az.
NEW MINISTRY.
The HErr APPARENT is naturally con-
suited through all the stages Of the ar.
rangement, at the express desire Of The
king.
Id. Grenville will no doubt be firs,
lord OF the treasury. Mr.. Fox, OF course,
the principal secretary of state for TO
reign affairs, an Office which has inva
rlably been the object Of his choice. Mr..
Windham is likewise named as secreta.
~ OF state for the war department SC
lar we believe to be settled. Whethe,
ear spencer, Mr.. Grey, or the marqu,:
OF buckingham, goes To he admiralty. /:
sot decided" Earl Mora is expected &c
nave tue master gencralship of the ord
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28

pcrMt, VIII probably be lord lieutenant
Ut ireland. 1t is thought that the seal.
will be Tut in commission, but THAI MIR.
Erskine will Ultimately become chancellor.
The Medusafriga,e left Bengal ON the
Sd OF Nov. She brings adsices, tina, pre-
visus TO the much lamen,ed death of lord
Cornvails. Scindia had entirely separated
himseItfro the interests Of Holkar, and
had delegated VaIeel with full power.
TO enter into q negotiation for peace with
the British government. The Vakeei
had been pablicly received in camp BY
lord Lake. Sir G.; III. Esrios, OH whom
the government deyoiyed on the death at
marqui. CORVALLIS, had passed Benares,
on his wsy 20 the upper stations, to di.
rect the ceurss Of this negociations.-
Ho'tar's troops were again in motion,
ana had advanced towards the country
81 The Sticks, from whom, however, it
VAS mi apprehrnded he would derive
suy sssisiancs.
The smpsror Napoleon had not reach
ed Paais on the 18Th inst. He remains
at Munich 10 be presra, IT the marriage
at his son, prince Eugene, with the prin-
cess Augusts OF Bavaria.
On Monday last, lord Crensi!le had
an in.ervie~ sih his majesty a, two
o'clock, vhich lasted fur about half M
hour. The result vas, that lord Grcn.
siiie received his naxjesiy's command to
form new administration, and 10 present
a plan of . m,nist,y, arranged BY his
ioFdshiP and his political friends, to his.
najesty'a cpnside ration.
Several lists have in-consequence been
haaded about bur, as we believe that no
arrangement IS yet agreed upon, except
that lord Greosille ID to be Sra lord of
the treasury, and MIR Fox secretary Of
sisse forthe home department..
The fllnwins is . list of the new nd.
mit'isif stion handed about but not finally
arranged:
Lord Crenvills, frs, lord Of the treasu.
~.
Mr. Fox, secretary of state for foreign
afaiss.
AIR Erskins. lord chancellor.
Mr. Windham, secretary Of state for
the var department.
Lord Mora, secretary of state for the
home department.
In Q I<x- - - l.
~. 'I S S.eiof Oh tne exenequer.
or,L1 - Aoih' eoii''nAnoer IN chiei
Tn,a Co..
ord,,.a.s sehSrai OF Inc
Tma go
of,h".I.4 u,s VI ooAin6 nsm' hrst lord
c"n, '
Al. .n.p...'c-' seele'asy al war.
FL, xuns an, |easu,et Oh the navy.
- peHse'' io'o 'ieu'eRsnt OF ire
NJ Rom;u-
p...oa. ,' s.ol"ey ssnerhl
p.,,.d A. VI ."e 'o,ees, tord f1enry
' e"'ns'
caorn AA.
..srs.r IL "oo'hson' Esq
ID =, ~. go 49, a's So5N aus af i11s
VIII a,.n..oh.. 60, e'aaS -i'srnoon'
d,,.d CfnoI"~ GO Dsf'o"'
1900 d4-,s - IS enous's'ne ns aeep'y
y. :, CLas"sa -, ~: ''1 qu's Sofnrsil
na,..s - ~. .slS .as p'o'.nc1 OF ne.
n,.i.nch,,. -: opon 'nis
na,y n,hl,sSss sr, eA..aoro'
d,sna ~! =. - =. - Sa'Sa''a. nese
Medusa free. NOM. 10 INC
!. h,.h arr;;.S 'o'n S,cfe'
vol =. -. ,ou'h rom Der
u NJ. ~
RVS, Eom IN ne, ." 'ne its' ar
had A.. in d;ss.,,;. 'u.',-a--
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
NEW YORK. March 10.

The arrival at this port last night Of
the last sailing and regular trading ship
Oliver Ellsworth, captain Bennett, in. &c
days iron, Liverpool, has put US in pos.
session OF London papers to the evening
oil The Sist Of January, am Lioyd's list
10 the 2Slh, u,ore than 90 days later than
any previous adv,ces from the European
continent.
The British imperial parliament wa.
opened OF the Stst of December, and
Mr.. PHI, the celebrated premier, died OH
the day following. In consequence of
hts death, and the disastrous situation Of
snAirs on the continent, new sdmnis
'rA,Ion ~as forming, TO comprise men Of
ne highest poliuSal talents, (inclutlinE
Mt. Fsx and the most eminent Of his
party and this measure was regarded IS
the sheet anchor on which depsnds The
salvation of,he county,.
Captain Bennett is the bearer Of dis
patches from Mr. Monroe, out aMbas
sador at the court oil London, to the sec
rotary of state. ~,
Private letters from Liverpool repre-.
| sent the malkess to &c very dull; Cotton
IS qnaled at thirteen pence sterling, and
no sales.
itappesrs, that France is to. pusseas
all the, ,erri,ory hey ond the Alps. The
e.aperor of Germany renounces OH the
territory OF Venics, and acknowledge
Napoleon king Of Italy but j, is pro.
vided, that, AZ soon as The conditions
| mentioned in the declaration made by
| honsfarte when he assumed the Crown
OF itaiy, shall be fulfilled by The powers
therein named, The crowps Of France aid
Italy, shall. be for ever separated. The
titles assumed by the electors of Bavaria
and Nuremberg, are those of the king
'Tof bava,ia ard king of Wir,emberg.-
This treaty cOmprehends Bavaria, Wir-
tembeig, Baden, and The B4yariab Re-
public, rs allies OF France The inds-
pendencs of the Helvstian Republic is
acknowledged. All the commercial re-
iauons of the contracting parties continue
on the sam foo,ing as bsinre the war.
The emperor Napoleon has officially
! communica ed Ia the senate of France.
hat marriage waste take place on the
i5sh Of January between his son, prince
Eugene, and princess Auyusls daughts :
OF ihe king of Bavaria--and gHes TN,
| as q reason Of his not returning 10 Paris
az soon 2s he Otherwise intended. Bona
paf's's communication on his subject is
dated Munich, Jan. s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21

The following very handsome tribute
to gallantry and patriotism, is taken
from one Of the last Boston papers:
Legisiature Of Massachusetts.
IN Senate, February %.
GENERAL EATON.
The laAoIuing resoiution> zias introduced
and bassndby a large maioriiy, VIZ:
Whereas in arising republic it is high.
ly important to cherish that >patrio,ism
which conquers a love Of ease Of plea.
sure and OF wealth., which prompts hndi.
"viduals to love Of their country, and
induces them~to embrace every oppoT-
tunity TO advance its prosperity and hap
pinsss, as we'll BY ameliorating the late
Of those citizens, whom the fortune OF
war has thrown into captivity, ~ BY
eheerfaily contributing to hssupPort and
defence And whereas the love Of en-
terprise, when guided by = Just sense Of
prosperity and bene evidence, may become
the parent Of many virtues and state
are sometimes indebted for their safety
to the virtues and undaunted courage Of
ssiugie mau-Aud whereas The Senate
and House of Representatives Of this
Commonwealth are DESTROYS TO perpe-
tuate 4 remembrance Of heroic enter.
prize of WIN. EAroS, ESQ while en-
gagged in the services, Of the United
States, whose undaunted courage. and
brilliant seviees, 90 eminently eoutri-
buted To- release large number Of his
fellow citizens late prisoners in Tripoli
from the chains Of slavery and restore
them to freedom theireeNntry and their
Therefore Resolved, Thatcher COM
mittee for the sale of eastern. lands be,
and they are hereby authorised and d.
rected to convey to WILLIAM EAToS,
Esq. = citizen Of thia commonwealth
and to his heirs and assigns a tract oil
Laud to contain Ten Thousand acres,
Of any Of the unappropriased land Of this
| commonwealth in the district of aine
fexcepting the ten townships on Penob'
scot River. :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
From the Nr1u-7eyk Gazette.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

We have it from authority not to be
doubtful, that on Saturday last, Samuel
G. Ogden, Esq. and Col. Smith, ofthe
Custom House, aud others, were arrest
ed by order of government and taken be.
fore the District Judge, to answer such
queries respecting the destination OF the
ship Leander, as might be put to them
on oath. At first Mr., Ogden refused to
answer certain questions but on being
threatened with commitment, he pro-
ceefled aud, as astonishing and incre-
diable as it NAV appear, Mr.. Ogaen's
answers went dTrec IL 10 impticafe tie go
vsrnhseas Of the U. S. in the ftnns ont o
he Leander that general Miranda not
only had interviews with Mr.. Madison
on this subject, but also with the Presi-
dent Of the United States. From this it
then appears, that if government have
not sanctioned this mysterious expedi-
ton with closed doors, yet they have
permitted It with closed eyes. Here 10
room for volume of comments, but We
leave this to ADLER pens.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
CHlLLICOrAE, February ~.

The INDIAM-ALARM, Eke tie noun
tain in Labowr, Is at length over /; but has,
indeed, broHght forth nothing. The
fears ft10a Or three timid persoRs Is aH
that 1vere produced, uUhich haes FED and
are as much Mnheeded as the cause rvas
idle Which gave the alarm. The faklotv-
ing will shew that had they even the besu.
er, the will 1pas not present. Our friends
at a distance may rest assured that dam
ger IDas net in the least dreaded BY IN
intelligent citizen efthe state; nor emf
grafton been retarded.
j" The governor has received COM
munication from Mad river, informing
him that two Indian chiefs aud an inter-
prefer. upon the receipt Of his message,
came into the settlement and assured the
people they had no intention Of making
war upon them.-The Indians are con.
siderably alarmed, and the chiefs have
sent word they will shortly be at Chilli
Gothic, to give the governor every salts
faction that may be required relative to
their conduct. J he people are satisfied,
and those who had left their homes arc
returning back again"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
NETWORK, February %.
ANOTHER REPORTS!

: A gentleman who arrived here yester-
day morning lin the schooner Mary
Ana, in ~ days from ST. Kits, informs,
tina, the second December packet had ar
rived It Barbados, with London news,
Gfhe recolleets right to the 2sd of De-
cember, papers Of which date had been
received at St. Kits, containing the fol.
lowing important information.. -. s.,s
That general Craig, from Malta,
with abou. 5000 British troops d so, 600
Russians from Corfu, had landed onthe
Venetian territory, turned the right
wing OF Masssnas army, who was pnr-
suing the arehduke Charles = bloody
action ensped, the French defeated, and
Massena killed. That two Russian r.
mics, amoun.ing to I6o, 600 men, had
joined the emperor Of Germany near OF.
mutt. That Bonaparte whose army
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21
NOTICE.

NN the sth day Of APrifnext. Ishalf
~ offer for sale, for cash, ON the pre-.
misses, one halfof LOT of Ground,
withthe appurtenaneesth ereunto belong
ing, lying and being in the town Of Mar.
tinsbarg and county Of berkeley, known
in the general plan Of said town by no.
-, being the half lot on which Henry
Cloninger now lives-The said premises
to be sold for the purpose of paying sum
ofmouey due By the said Clouinger 10
Elisha Boyd, as mentioned in a deed Of
trust executed by the said eioninger to
me as trustee.
PHILIP c, PENDLEToN.
March 81, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21

George Lindenburger, trustee for the
creditors Of kgelby and M'GOsUan. and
Elisha Boyd, gentleman, take notice,
THAT on Tuesday the 22d day Of
i April next, 1t the house wherein
Ephraini Gather now lives, in the town
Of Martinsburg, county Of Berkeley, and
state Of Virginia. ! shall proceed to take
the dispositions Of sundry witnesses 10
the suit now depending in the county
court Of Berkeley, in ehaneery, where
in ann complainant and you are defen-
dants. y
\ MICHAEL M'KEWAN.
March ~, 1906. Y t4w1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-21

from your intrepidity. : Youhave cover
ed your eagles with immortal glory. An
army Of one hundred Thousand men,
commanded by the emperors of Russia
and Austria, has within the space offour
hours been cut up and dispersed those
that have escaped your swords, have
been drowned in the lakes. =
Forty colours, the standards Of the
Russian imperial guards, one hundred &
twenty pieces Of cannon, twenty generals,
more than thirty thousand prisoners, are
The. result Of this ever memorable day.
Thai infantry so much renowned and
composed Of superior numbers, has not
been able to resist your charge and
henceforth you have no more rivals to
combat. Thus in two months this third
coalition has been conquered and dissolv.
Cd. Peace cannot be far distant but
Is have promised to my people before
crossed the Rhine, shall not conclude
peace but what gives Us guarantees,
and assures reeompenee to Cur allies.
Soldiers! when the French people
placed the imperial crown on nv head, l
confidcd in you ever to maintain the
same in that high eelat Of glory which
only could attribute value to It 70 my con.
sideratiou-Yeti in the same moment our
enemies thought to destroy the same,
and this crown Of iron, conquered by the
blood Of many Frenchmeu, they would
compel me to place on the Brow Of our
most cruel cnemies-Illnsory and vain
objects I! which on the very same day of
the anniversary Of youFeemperor''s coro-
nation, you have annihilated and defeat.
ed j; you have taught them that it is more
easy to make a stand and to threaten,
than it is to conquer Us. - =.
Soldiers ifevery thing which is re.
quisite to insure the welfare and pros
perity Of our country is accomplished, /
will conduct YOU back to France. There
you will be the objects Of my. most ten.
der solicituds. My people. will meet
you again with joy and it will suffice
you to exclaim, I was At the battle Of
Austerlitz! in order TO- be answered,
You are brave man = x. -. !,
(Sisnedl NAPOLEON.