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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
The celebrated rMnning Horse,
:
1FLORIZEL.

XIIILL stand the presen. season ~
w the stable Of John M'Cleary in
Martinsburg, on Mondays Tuesdays
and Wednesday, the balance ofih week
At Mrs. Eckhart's stable in Shepherd's-
Town, jefferson County, and cover
mares At the low rate Of six dollars, If
paid within The season, (which has COM
tnenccd and will end the 6rst day Of Ju-
ly) or eight dollars BY the 6rst of Sep.
tember, three dollars cash the single
leap, or ten dollars to ensure with foal.
the parting with the mare ibrfeits the in.
sslFanee.
FL0RIZEL Is ahandsome gray, up-
Wstds Of fifteen and half hands high,
and was bred by John Tayloe, Esq. Of
Mount-Airy. Fiori1el~as gotby Cray
Diomed he came out Of the same mare
thai Cuphearer did his dam by Har-
ris's Eclipse (son Of old Fearnought, OFT
ola Shakespeare mare imported By Coli
Baylor) his grand dam by Celer, Rid
great grand dam BY the imported horse
Silver Eve, out ofa Jelly Roger mare.
Ceier was got by the imported horse
Janus. his dam BY the imported horse
Aristotle his grand dam BY the i'm
ported horse Wilmington his z. grand
dam by Jolly Roger his 6. g. grand
dam by the imported horse Beau out Of
au imported mare Of Francis Epse,
Esq. ~ - 49,
Marx Anthony tthe aeete.t horse Of
his day any sdis,anes) was By Partner
Partner by Old Traveller out Of the i'm
ported mare. Selim. Aristotle and
Wilmington were both 80. By the gcullsr
Arabian. = = : = =
Janus vas got BY Janus (son of the
Godolphin Arabian out Of the famous
little Hardy mare his dam BY Old Fox;
grand dam by the Bald Galloway. Jolly
Roger 10 the Roger Of the Vale Of the
Stud Book. .7...-- =
Great atteAtioa viii be paid to aares
put 70 Elorixel, but viii mos BE- az
sountable for accidents.
= - : !. r. THOMAS LANE. F..
!, March -, 1906. : : s.. -.
I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

u AN away from he subscriber living
IA ii he county Of Jefferson, il Sep.
itember last, m apprentices boy psmed
JAMRs DIcKs, about II years old, s
feet 8 or 10 inches high. He took with
him ! variety Of ciothing not now parti.
culArly recoliected. One cent reward
viii BE paid, but 10 thanks given for re.
turning said rurawav. 4,s,s - -
HENRY BARNHART.
March 81, 1906. I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

in Martinsburg, on Mondays. Tuesdays
and Wednesdays, and on Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays At the stable OF
Samuel Chenoxeth, ON the road from
Mar,insburg to Garrards- Town, about
s miles from the former place. The
.erms and pedigree are insersedin hand
bills. .-..-.
WILLIAM BENTLEY.
April =, 1906 g.: 49, ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
.MARTINsBURG, Berkeley Comfy !,
1 Virginia; Printed and bublishedJyI
0HN ALBUR IT'S.


- TEE price Q this Paper IL tue III.
lars per Gannm, one dollar payable at ne
time u subscribing, and one lUhea the
gear expires. Disfaaf suiseyi6ers bar
for ths whole year IN Advance. Tie
price Of Advertisements, 10 non-ss.b-
seriSess,r 10 ons dollar per square FIR
fhree weeds Insertion, and ~ csnfnn-
a,tee etier that time 2s eeafs pr Utek:
Subscyibers sDin continue % yscsivs q 70
ductioHef snr: fas,fh On their Alssrtiss.
gsents.- - HH =.r-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
FOR SALE,

a TRACT Of LAND in BERKELEY;
~ County, Virginia, eontaining 500
acres, lying on the Opeeton. within :
miles Of the river Potomak, and between
he aourishing towns of Mar,insbnrg and
Shepherds Town. tits good lime stoae
Land, with tolrrahls improvements
thereon, some good meadow aud album
dance Of wood and timber for the sup.
port Of the plantations. which are now
tented to Msssrs. John Files and Basil
Cross. This valuable Land win be sold
IN the third Tuesday IN May next at
thecourt house 10 Martinsburg Apart
Of the money must he paid on the day OF
sale, and reasonable credit will be gi-
ven for the balance. On the payment Of
the whole, good title win be made to
the purchaaer hv -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
Turnpike Read.

n TOTICE is hereby giyen,to the Steek-
j II holders ia the Little River Turnpike
Company, that an election will be = held LOT :
President, four Directors and Treasurer,
for the ensuing yeaS at the house OF lohh
Cooling, In Fairfax county, Oh the ilrst
Monday in December next
Jonah TAompion, 7vsafurer
OIL, n. Turnpike Company.
November II. 2awlstDec
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
Dr.. Raulon's Anti Bilious Pits,
Or. Family PhyEc.

The extraordinary celebrity ihsts pills h'''
eai,.ed, ths uuiverisi den &c Ter tsste ano 'Ne'a
Of which they are held BY a.edieal osn OF TIE ta
eminsncs, ais fu fc,ent sshimSnlsiS 81 shsh ~
srinac worth. In gTsai coles asa ioaocn a"scs
OF difordcls, an ssriy uis Of 'heie pills otter Pis
ducss the happiae elects, ana tsh*n cage w 'S'
OF ten daysip cafes OF iaaig'aioH, aesdsc@' Ga
zinsis, psias in tae aesasea and So"si'' eyN'
tries, diaeh@as, dropGes, &e seS 9 nc
Ut. CT ny sEsi bilious bi'is,sa 'hs '"'s.'sI'.'
,;mc ha: relieved pasiens. alesos TO a sa'te'''-
price e cents BOG.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
Bank of Potomac,

-Aeran010, VcO. e, 100.
NOTICE is hereby given the Stockholders !.
in the Bank Of Potomac, that dividend OF
three and an half per cent. has been declared
on the capital stock, for the last halt year.
which will be paid them or their legal repre-
sentahyes, on Tuesday next the ith instant.
By order Of the President and Directors,
Charles Page, Ce/h'sr.
StaW3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
Second Notice.

OUCH Of the creditors of John Hickman
- osd5co. late of Alexandria, as have come
INTO the terms upon which the said John Hick-
man and Co. surrendered their property to the
use OF their creditors, are required to attend, |
In person, with, or to transmit the evidence o.
their debts against the said Hickman and Co.
duly proved, to the subscriber, residing in a
lexandria, on or before the 10th day Of July
next, to enable the subscriber to make small
dividend among the creditors of a SUM of mo-
ney in the hands Of one of the creditors resid-
ing in Alexandria.
The interest upon the debts to be calculated
70 the slst of May, 1895, the time when the
said John Hickman and Co. surrendered up
their property.
George Clement[on.
June T.
N. B. The postage of letters to be paid.
The above Dividend is postponed
in consequence Of several creditors not having
come forward with their accounts. This is
therefore to give notice, that i'll fifteen days
from this date, am required to make diyi-
dend, and all those whose claims are not hand
ed In, properly proven, on or before that tim
will be excluded the benefit of said dividend.
GEORGE CLENENTSON.
Noyemher s. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
Iusr Received and for Sale

Iust Received and for Sale
3 By the Subscribers,
A choice cargo Of MAHOGANY,
From the Bay Of Honduras, of different
length, and sizes, which they will sell BY the
log or larger quantity.
Mey haze Qllo for Sale,
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. BY the quarter oask
Virginia Rum, of excellent quality
Molasscs by the hogshead
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Lagwood.
Nathaniel Wattles q Co.
October Is law31n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
PUBLIC SALE,

will be sold, at pubic sale, en- tic premises,
lif not otherwise disposed of on the fifst
day OF December next,
n NEAT two story BRICK no USE, on
IN King-street, now in the occupancy OF
Mr.. William Douglass. The house is t7Tcn-
ty-fve feet froat, containing two rooms and a
passage on the first floor, three rooms on the
second Roor, and ~el. hsished garrett
There is an excellent Buck Kitchen and eve
ry hernecessary back building II ernls Will
be made known at the time and place OF sale.
P. G.. Mars,eiler.
November 10. 2awlstDec
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,

4 ZIG SuOSLi1DCi Ids iSCSisSu
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offers Cor Sale very low:
IS hogiheads FIRST qualify St. Croix
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
8 pipes 4th proof ccgniac BRANDY
10 hogsheads wei favored 4th proof ia
maIca rum
80 barrels New-Eugland Rum.
md ON HAND,
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
Young Hyson >of the latest i'm
Hyson Slin, and portations.
First quality Souchong
best green coffee III bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular Tenefifia
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen bottled
Port, very oid VINES.
A few cases claret, superior quality
Coniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica ard Antigua spirits
Holland Gin
NewEngland rur. and whiskey 3
Mace, nutmegs, cloves aud pinsnts
Black pepper, allspice, ground ginger
Pearl barieE, rice, starch, and hg blue
Dixon's Philadelphia. * English mustard
Refined Sait-Petre
Brown and white soap
Motits and dipt candles
Indigo, alum, 1nadder, copperas, & roll
birthstone
English gliTa-powtier
Denaijohns
James sanderfon.
September II d
@T CASH, end the highest price
given for I6nen ard Cotton Rags, by
| the Printer OF this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
4H ,eeeivs9 direct trsm The Pat.u..,
FOR SIZE gY
JAMES KENNEDY, ~, !.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Mtdic,n.,.
Dr.. Rawion's Anti- Bilious ,
Stomachel Bitters.
P REP ED BY
THO NJ as II. Il a SOW
Member Of the Connections Medic.l so,.,'

THESE Bitters have undoubtedly b,J ;,
i mott rapid fals of any Patent Mstier. !.
yer before difccvered, and are juhly spuss,,,.I
for their ting ular and uncommon ,iIlu,. 10, -
moving weak and deeayed contributions, and a
tbaserain Of complicated complaints 70 COMMON IN
the fpriog and !all fsafons, iuch as iHt,Hi,la,,
Fevers and dgpes, long Aatumnai F.cns, g.
kstsries, &c. They are alto very piesispttit.
ter for common ufs, and where they az. know,
tbey have taken The place and iupstcsdsd the Us.
Of all other bi.te,s in public houtesss wei a, IL
private families.-Price 50 cents COX.
DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
TIE great ialc and interesting demand Tor ll-4.
valuable pills For thsIe tweivc years Pa&, BE-
fpeak their ;nrrinhc woyth. They have pO,S
iinguIasly sEcscious in BI'ios' and f'lseV f..
GERS, Tapsdies, }3eal hGebs, Dt(fafffi", saha
Cbo!e, CoaivsaeG, female cm3lGiRu, %.
The very greas dsmand ana high eileen IL
which .h.fe pills sre held throughout he uriltd
States arI tie Wet Indies, has ;ntaeed msny to
counterfeit them tie puschaiefIs rtQOtf'd 40
observe hat ne name OF Sansaei Lee, laa. ltbs
p,sateel is affixed TO each bill OF directions, IN
h,s own hand writing, % they willnos be Gtn'
Tue Price SO cents box,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
Thguolou's AroasG5ts 7octh Paf

For tfs icurvy in .hs sssta ana gains, =.
whitening and prsfesyirg shs teeth. II
lskss ogall difasros able Ias'!s sfsn tas y
+sh:ch generally sri.ss troa, fcHibns's gs"s
BAD y-eth. This pate 70 nuca IN aiT s'o ''t
caesaea by all shoIs VIC gaas 'h' peer . :"
n OF sseis ses,s, il say be applied az al '''.
with she grsatsa fafe,y. ]; IS neahg pst; >. -
uswtss boxss wits paper difsasi'n'' rms D
cents box
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-22
This is to give Notice,

That the subscribers, of Alexandra county,
IN the district of Columbia, have obtained iiola
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters tes-
taucntary on the personal est'te OF 1os's Lan-
lah, late of the county Aforesaid deceased; all
persons having claims against the said decess-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit them with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, ca
or before the lstn day OF May next, or they
u1ay by law be excluded from al heiYeit to sad
!. estate. Given under our hands TINS 9th Gay
of November, / 500.
Samuel Craig, E.,rs.
Wm. Herbert,
November i9, 2aWoW
" B. All persons indebted to the above
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the executors,
Valuable Negroes for Sale.
r WILL offer. at public sale, at He'7'xcSa,s
tavern, in the town of Fredericksburg, on
FRIDAY, the second day of January next, 1t
far, if not, the next fair day, for cash;
Between 20 and 90 Negroes,
Lately attached to the Chatham estate, con-
ssting of iaborers and tradesmen, Oh fiifereas
kinds, such as carpenters, biachsm;ths, &c
&c. Also, good miller, cook, gardener, tram
er of horses, and some valuable house ser
wants. They are, for the number as ikely
and as valuable a set ofnegroes as any Ii : IT.
ginia also, some work horses and farming
utensils Should any person IN the neighbor-
hood be disposed to pe1rcfaase at p1yatc sale.
prior to tie said day, Will DC ready 10 treat
with them.
Tzs:R also seN, at Pfiuafe Sale,
Some Lots in the town of fredericksburg,
my Lands adjoining Stafford courthouse, my
Lands in Westmoreland an,, Eichrncnd ccun
ties, and my Farm called csari's, on the Zap
pahannock river, about three miles below ire
dericksburg.
William Fitzhugh.
November 4. coos
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JAMES BACON,

lANl Eb D1ColN3
If Ms Grocery SroRE, an K5ag-strest, has in
aGli,ioa 10 his former stock, added
A fralh Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
ne ron offers far sale, ON his usual t0su terms,
Muicovado Sugars, of various qua
lilies,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpewder,
Imperial, TIE Ms,
Hyson, particularly select
Young Tyson, ed ior
Hyson-skin, and family use.
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, OF superior quality,
Madeira,
BuselIos,
SieNy,
Lisbon, W ~ d $.
Tcnerife,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
5 Cogaac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jallxica Spirit, fer fa,aiiy use,
Ardgua, ST. Croix, St. Vincents, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmess, cloves, cassia, pimento,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, tHpt and
spesmaceti candles, refined salt-petre, hotant
indigo, alum, copperas, madden, brimne,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
glish and country made gunpowder, segars,
and smoking tobacco, very best chewing to
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's SNUFF, Hunters pipes
in boxes.
London mustard, warranted of {, superior
qualify, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping pader,
denijohu's. sc. sc. with generally every ar
icle in his Iine--the whole ef which have been
selected with care, and will be disposed of on
thavary lowest terms.
July Is. q
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Z o BE S Oh .,
For ready Ionep.

For ready Ncney.
To the highest bidder, at Public Auction, at
DAWSON's TAVERN, In the county of
Loudoun and town Of LEESRURG, on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of January next, by
virtue of decree Of tie court q tbs United
States, for the Gfth circuit, III the Virginia
district, pronounced at Nav torn last, In a
suit depending in said court between the
executors Of Dame{ ilSlsred, deceased, who
was surviving partner Of lMilared s'sd 10
berts, plaintiffs, and Sansret Eo1gh AID
theirs defendants
goo acres Of Land, near Leesburg,
on the waters of Tuscarora, in the county of
LouJoun-threa acres of Meadow near Lees
burg, and House and Lot in LeesbuTg, or
10 much thereof as will be sufficient to rjse
certain sums of money interest and costs In
ssid decree ~nentioaed
William Mann, .
Armstead Long, :.
Charles F., Mercer,
Richmond, 18th Oct-2s. lNov. d.
2aW8w 3
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he has l,Sewsjs joy S@jS

He has l;Sewsjg jor SoIf, .
A genera. afor,mens Of Drugs f. -. h q
a;.;,es. Shop furniture and Viai:; NV n y.
ONE Hall Lamps; ladisn Shades; p''. vi, va -
Essnse Of Spruce Psten. Plaeking' n' "a
and Sherry wine; black bottles ~ ''sA s,y
paints ground 10 Oil; ana lew psIfs IS, =. ,,s
iced 0ii, which he will ftlIcn reai'a3's Ss
fox cas,, OF se panaaal eusoner' CT .
credit. "A
O. A gsp.,ous allowance ~" ]
thofe who puschalt the ahosf N'e0'''''
dozen ea
| March 7.
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Dr. Rawfon's Worm Powders

4 tasdiciaa ~h.ch sar -hicacy 9n' 's'e'J W ;,
s.:raiion aan3s uarivsi'ea. Gat az sul'; =
heated p.ooia 2nd rsfssasa!e so'aa.''fs % ;"
afonirhing eirtass and iafplisoG etiee'' )" =.
.rcas ana alarming cafes 81 ~orTa' may y -,
AZ tos place of faIc. Prise 50 esai' P'eA''
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Printing. in ITS vaytous 5yaneas,,
hanaioa1Iy exseaaed at this e9es.
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RayarxB phEET ~
S AMUEE S No 10 y + ~
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Samuel Craig, 80,
m. Herbert,

November i9. 2aWoW
" B. All persons indebted to the above
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the executors,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
FIFTH OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF THE
FRENCH ARMY OF ITALY.
I4th Blumsire, NOV. ( g

18th BIumsirc, NOV. S s8os.)
After fome hours repoie at Moarebe.lo. the
army purfucd the enemy TO Viucenoe.- The
gates Of the city had been walled OF The ere-
my were fummoned 70 evacrsre IL their reply
vas in the negative. A fcntiuenr Of humanity
had dictated the fummons Of the general in
chief it was indifpeniably nteeaary TO force a
psGage, and 70 point cannon and fome howit-
zer againa the gates. and unfortunately againR
the city irfclf. We entered az the break ct day.
The precipitation, With which the enemy re-
treated, obliged them to abandon 900 wound
ed, and 10 leave part of the contents Of ieveral
magazincs at our difpofaI. In che coarfe of the
day we made 500 prifonep.
The Asffrians retrez.ed by the road to B,aa-
no. The army followed them, and continually
narrated their rear. AT the ieparation of the
roads 70 Bslano and Traviio. they directed
their march to the latter city, burnning behind
them the bridge which 10 over the rapid fream
near Palm. Having arrived at the village Of
Saint Pierre 10 Gu,w we found il occupied by .
body Of troops, which we charged vigorouly.
The villsge was carried, after combat, which
again procured to ~ 600 prifonsn and one
piece of csnaon.
We marches towards the Brsnta. The Van
afftvSo ~ kas ulStuSuk WIKI tss0 SasSthy WIZ
attempting 10 dearoy the bridge. There began
from one bank heavy cannonade, which the
night only pat flop to.
The army was under arms or the right bank.
At 4 o'clock 10 the morning. Icaused fsversl
regiments Of cavalry, with light trooPs mount
ed behind, to ford the river while the bridge
vas repairing. The army foou Sled Of. ssd vs
arrived st CitsdeIla in fu6cisat time to carry
the pofts of the enemy. Az Eve O'Clock in the
evening, we eotssed Caftlefranco. and osr chat
feurs had already oceupied Salrathuoda and Al.
barsdo.-The General in chief felt the uscefi-
" of granting foms hours to the wants Of the
army. In our march from Montebello We have
taken more than $500 psifonep.
The right divihoo marched towards Psdss.
where IL arrives to-day; the left went BY the
Sesfe Ccmmuni towards Bafsns, which is will
occupy Tomorrow. The army marches towards
Psvis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27

ordsrs to have this affecting icene comnsaon-
ted. oy an emblenatic eng graving.-The ffench
foldiefy entertain for their colors, an attsch-
msnt the borders on veneration. They regard
them with The iame affection, a q prefcnt from
the hands OF miffreis.
General Klein has made an incur6on into
Bohemia with his diyifion Of drsgoons. He has
every where obfrfvea the RudSans 20 be held II,
the greatea deteaatios. The dcpredatious
which they commit, caafes the loudeft lameu-
tations. Inc irru2don Of ,hefe barbarian, who
have been invited by the very government isfrlf,
has almoR eraced from she hearts OF the Auf-
triaos, ell affection for their prince. We and
vhe French lfay the Germsns) are the children
Ut the Romans but the Ruiians are the de.
pendants OF the Tarsu. "We had thouiand
sines rather have the arms Of the Frensh a.
gainf rs. than iuch allies az the Rnfians with
es." At Vieana the very name of RufIian
infpires them with horror. Thefe hordes of
favsges are not content with pilIseing for their
iabiiacnce. bat they carry OFF or defroy every
thing. The poor pcafant, who pofeTes no.
thing in his cottage bor his rags, n even rob
bed of them. The rich man, who occupies
palace. has no hopes OF appealing them win
his riches; they plunder him aud leave hlfn
bare under his naked roof.
This. without doubt. 10 'he laa time thas
Europe will invite to her protection fuch dead
tui allies. But ihoald they be capable Of doing
10 again they will haze to pay hem tor 'iaing
even their owo dominions. For a century 10
come It will be impofible for an Aufrisn
PriIcs to introduce Rufiian army into his ter
ritory. IL 10 not 90 be fuppofed that there arc
no, in thefe armies number of veil educated
officers, whole manners arc mild, sos vhofs
Understandings, are enlightened. In ipeakiog
Of the army. we always alude TO the habits Of
the ioldiery.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-27
CAPITULATIOk.

FrotS/e0 6y fbe KxDfan drmJ.
II has been agreed between the general Of
diviiion, Bellisrd, chief of the aaif, provided
IL ihoud receive tho fapeticn of his ierene high.
nefs primes Murat grand admiral, marihal Of
ths empire. and lieutensnt of his mzjcay the
emperor of the French and king of Italy--and
M. the baron de Wintzingerodc, major general
OF the armies, aid. de-. camp general to his ma
jely the emperor Of all the Ruifians, provided
il lhould be con6rtasd by his majeay, viz.
There fhali, from the Signatures of the pre-
ient conditions, be an armiAice bstveen the
corps Of the army under the orders Of his high
neis prince Mnrat, and the R0iAan army COM
rsndsd by the general in chisf count deKutuiow.
The Rufian army fhall quit Germany, and
Immediately commence ito march by the fame
route that II took in entering il. In which
cais prince Murst contents TO irfpend his march
into Moravia.
The prefcnt conditions not 20 have effect
until after having received the ratification Of
his msjehy, the emperor Napoleon. In the
mean time the Rufiaa army and the corps OF
PriOcs Murat, ihali remain 10 the petitions that
they now occupy.
In the event of their non- concurrence by
the emperor, four hours MOTTO. fhsll be given
previouAy TO ths breaking Of the srmifice.,
Done at Hallabrunn, the Isfb Nov. 1905.
lSisncd) AUG BELLlARD.
Gen. Of DviGon, Chief OF the STAFF.
WINTZINGERODE.
Aid.de-camp general.