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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-16
HILL,


The late residence of Jom Gt6soa, esq. dc
ceased. Containing about one hundred and
seventy acres of LAND; the greater part un
deer good Enclosures, with large. handsome,
and commodious clearinghouse, and every
lcceasary outheuse in good order--convcnien
and well finished stables-a young apple or,
chard Of choice fruit beginning to bear-an
excellent garlen-and we'll Of fine water.
This place is situated near Dumiries-is We
ry healthy-and commands delightful pros
pect of the Potomac.
A further description is deemed unneces-
sary, as it is presumed any gentleman wish
ing to purchase, will view the premises,
The terms Of sale will be sic months credit,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
eurity. Immediate possession will be given.
John Spence,
flames REID,
Executors Of J0hD Gibsoa.
Dumfries, Nov. l6. cots
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aleranprta Datlp aDherttser.
COMMUNICATION
MONDAY, NOVEMBER l6.

A letter has been received 10 this city,
dated the 1sh iustsn,. from respectable
merchsn; 10 New. York, stating tina. gen.
sleman who came passenger IN the ship
SAMSON, saw Mr.. Monroe on the evening
ofthe fst Of October. who informed him,
!" that all hopes ofan accommodation zvitb
Great Britain zvers at an end
Baltimore paper.
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!. FRANKFORT, (Kso. j Oct. %.

Y
'as 1ollorving communication, from go0.
Forrison. zOas received By The last mail.
!, The undersigned the governor of The
IeaaDa territory and superlntendars Of H.
van affairs. is happy to have isin his pow
: 70 Inform his fellow citizens that there
s ssss GOT at present exist the smallest pro.
'a0Eiy Of an Indian war. CoDfdential
g'a's whom ne has employed to visit the
,.s'sfai tribes have lately returned. aud
soeght with them the result of several
ssstlngs and councils held by the chiefs.
: al of which it was unanimously deter.
!, s',sa TO preserve their relations of peace,
= aoai,y with the United States. even If
var between Us add Great Britain should.
Ssplace.
!, he few Indians upon the lakes who
= under the British influence, are. TOO
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s On TUESDAY next will positively DC sold at
the Vendue Store, on credit of SO days.
Bale Coatings, from fix to twelve
shilings sterling cost.
p. G.. MARSTELLER.
Nov M 1't 80. "
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QuEBEc, Ger. 20

NEUEBEG-s E5I3.' y
Yesterday arrived his n aje sly'g fire new
frigate Hogatlp, Of SO guns, Gso Scott,
Esq commander IN Der CANE passenger,
ais excelIency heu.enaot genes.t sir
James Henry Csaig, <. g. Captain &c
neral and commander ia CHEZ IL aud ever
The prltish pragioces 10 North ane.
RIGA.
la the Horatio cano SO artillery men
which are all the troqpa we are 70 expsct
from England this sail.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
BOSTON, Nsvsm5sr 8.
IWpoRE1.pT 70 COMMERCE.

Il
From Amsterdam, Sept. Is.
nyessels that have touched at England,
! which have been carried into England,
!. oct allowed TO discharge here. As
,ooo as vessel arrives, TIE different con.
,ieSees Of the cargo are obliged to give
kads to the treble value ol TIE goods.
,sss The vessel has Dot been IN any of the
English harbors. II il should afterwards
,oDssr that The vessel has really not been IN
Ergiand, than the bonds are given up but
| i he contrary should be proved. the a.
ncuul Of The bonds must be Immediately
Dsia toto ,he public treasury and the cargo
tonsscated. The merchants one and ali
have refused 10 sign such bonds, and seve-
! nj vesse.s (Americans) now here, will
probably be turned away"
The royal decree which imposes the a.
bcye restrictions is daled August %, 1907,
asopy cf which, IN Dutch, may be seenat
he Gazette counsing rooRa.
The tollnwirg letter dated at Rotter-
daa, the, z.h September, and from one of
lac SrsE mercantile houses 10 that CRY, will
| 5. deened important, asis gives an opinion
d The exceptions or provisions 60 which
lie above decree, is limned.
From Rotterdam, Setat. IL, 1907.
"Since our last the government of this
kugdom has prohibited all intercourse with
Great Britain ADJ seversl vessels arrived
from ,hence, have bceo refused admistancc,
ADD obliged 20 put back.
/" As for the correspondence with Fog.
and, We shink that other channels will al.
vars be left open 10 convey remittance.
Tor account of Americans in England.
American vessels bouud TO this
country, should not touch IN British ports,
uulsss NRcEssIATED by stress Of weather.
HoTHERwIsE, of which they will (muss)
Dc able 10 procure sufieieot proof here.
The above mentioned decree will tend
snbsr 70 injure the price Of colonial srti,
sss
Durcb Decree.
From .he loose and definite manner,
(which ihe decree of the Dutch govern.
asut(given sbove)is drawn up, is is diff
otto determine how far the prohibition
smeans to extend. The exorbitant secu.
NY demanded until satisfactory proof i.
gwen ofa direct voysge. from aud TO a
ln,udly port. is upjust:6able onevery prin-
pple OF commercial asages and the clause
Fohlbi,iug The touching at asy English
pi', though il may admit an exception Of
ssessity, still carries along with it diff.
Mites aud embarrassmen,s, that must req.
O's the trade perilous one, under The
most favorable circumstances
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New YoRK.. Nov. IS.

Arrived the sebe. HTsa Esheridge, Eshe.
ridge, z days from Edsoton, OF Cape
May, q days sinse, spoke orig hiizs, 81
dsys-tr0n Mariiui4ue for Alexandra,
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On Wedneaday naas at eAsven o'cl5ek, mil be
sold IN HARrEa's FhatJ, Prnee-srect.
on A CREDIT OF SIXTY, NINETY AND ORE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY DAYS,
40 hhds. first quality SUGAR.
z. G. AaYstelle9.
November Is.
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R. G z n E K l S

Has tie pleasure TO intern his Friends ana me
Public,
THAT he has commenced his Praefts'nS
Balls, and will continue them as heretofore.
Mr.. GESERIs begs the parents who have
children to be instructed, will please to send
them as soon as possible, SO as to give them
an opportunity of improving sufficiently, as
he intends to have ain 1sa,di6ition at the con-
clusion Of his school for their anusemens
which will serve to- create AMBITION.
November H.
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e. Removal.
Rea and Taylor, Coach Makers,

Rea and Taylor, Coach Makers,
D~ETURN their sincere thanks tor the
II liberal encouragement they have re-
ceived since their commencing business IN
this town, aud acquaint their friends and the
public, that they have removed their manu-
factory to Fairfax street, opposite to KICK
ett's and Newton's brick buildings, III the
large brick warehouse occupied by Janney and
Irish, where they will endeavor to give ge-
neral satisfaction to those who shall favor them
with their commands
Those gentlemen who may have carriages
to repair, NAV rest assured they shall be pro-
tected from sunshine or rain, and not In any
manner be disappointed.
November Is. DIT eoot 1aW4W
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On Tuesday the t.ventg-sccond 81 Decembei'
uert, WILL rE SOLD a. ku6ac sale, on tie
PREMISES, that pleasant seat---
nGDECy, uIyT
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Public Sale.

Dumfries, Nov. l6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
(coRREcTED wEEKLY.)
Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber Is DESTROYS ofSclliug his
Il tract of Land in the county of Powha-
tan, on Appomattox river, (Which is now
navigablc to within two miles of Petersburg
twenty-cight miles from Richmond, and
thirty-two from Petersburg; containing
four hundred and forty-four Acres. There
is on tn IS land valuable MILL, now in
good repair, with permanent stone dam,
situated on a constant stream of water, run
ming Immediately through the land. A fur
thcr description is deemed unnecessary, as
it is presumed any person inclinable topur-
chase, will first view the premises. The
terms will be such as to suit the purchaser
and may be known by applying to the sub
scriber living on the premises.
CREED HhSKINS.
2. s. would also sell another tract, ST.
auated about one mile from the above tract,
on Skinquarter creek, containingth hum
dred acres. The quality of this land is e.
quail If not superior to any in the neighbor
hood, and has large proportion ofvaluable
meadow Land.
The terms may be known by applying as
above.
CREED HASKINS.
March 7th, 1867. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

Thomas Pearson, thirteen dollars thir-
ty three cents and one third of a cent per
month, to commence on the twenty-eight
day of July, one thousand eight hundred
and six.
John Maynord, six dollars per month, TO
commence on the twenty fifth day OF July,
one thousand eight hundred and six.
Thomas Avery, sixteen dollars sixty
six cents and two thirds of a cent per
month, to commence on the third day of
October, one thousand eight hundred and
six.
Ebenezcr Coe, twenty dollars per month,
to commence on the thirty first day of July,
one thousand eight hundred and SIX.
Ebenezer Bancroft, six dollars per month,
to commence on the thirty first day of Oc-
tober, one thousand eight hundred and six.
w Ham Worthngton, fifteen dollars per
month, to commence on the nineteenth day
of November, one thousand eighth hun
dred and six.
David Howley, ten dollars per month,
to commence on the eighth day of Decem-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and six.
Sec. 9. ind be 10 further eRacted, That
the pension of Benjamine Bartlett of Mas
sachusetts, who was employed in the SER
vice of the United States as an escort,
spy and guide, at the pay of one dollar per
day, during hostilitics with certain Indian
tribes, in the year one thousand seven hun
dred and ninety-four, and was disabled by
being wounded whilst in said service, be
increased to five dollars per month.
Sec. &. .Ind be a. FIN Tier enacted, That
the pensions becoming such by virtue of
this act, shall be paid in the same manner
as invalid pensioners are paid, who have
heretofore been placed on the pension list
of the United States, under such restricti-
nns and regulations in all respects, as are
prescribed by the laws of the United States
in such cases provided,
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker ofthe Hoase Of Representatives.
S. SMITH,
President Of the Senate fro temhore.
March 8, tSO7.-ArPRovED.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

1T Court held for Cumberland county,
the Esd dap Of March, 1907.
James Morton * Company, Comp'ts } IN
againSk Cbnn
Drury Watson & John Bib, Def'ts. } eey
THIS day came the plaintiffs by Henry T.
Watkins their attorney, and the de-
Sendant Drury Watson not having entered
his appearance and given security accord
ing to an act ofassembly and the rules of this
court, and happening to the satisfaction
of the court that the said Drury is not an
inhabitant OF this state: On the motion of
the plaintiff by their counsel aforesaid, Ifis
ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day Of July court next
aud answer the PLAINTIFF bill, and that a
copy of this order be Inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at
the front door Of the courthouse Of this coun.
~ on some court day.
A cOpy-Attest,
SAM. HOBSOE, d. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
(By Authority.)
An ACT

N-TlCSTilOp lHNduu PENSIONERS.
BE IL enacted by ire Scnatr end House
IF Rehrcse1ltGtires Of the United STATES
If ARterica, in CONGRESS assembled, That
the Secretary of War be, and he is here
by directed to place the following named
persons, whose claims have been transmit
ted TO Congress, pursuant to law passed
the tenth Of April, ohe thousand eight hun
Idred and six, on the pension list Of Invalid
pensioners of the United States, according
to the rates, and 10 commence at the times
herein mentioned, that is to say:
Richard F'airbrother, at the rate Of three
dollars per month, to commence on the Goth
day of May, one thousand eight hundred
and six.
John de Voc, at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the first day of August, one thousand eight
hundred and six.
Peter Demarest, at the rate of three dol
lars and seventy-6ve cents per month, TO
commence on the first day of August, one
| thousand eight hundred and six.
! Stephen Ogden, at the rate of two dol
lars and fifty cents per month, to COM
mence on the twenty-ifth day of August,
one thousand eight hundred and six
John Berry, at the rate of FIVE dollars
| per month, t. commence on the second day
of September, one thousand eight hundred
ard six.
John King, at the rate of four dollars
per month, TO commence on the eighteenth
day of October, one thousand eight hun
dred and six.
Robert Ames, at the rate of Ave dollars
lars per month, to commence On the eigh-
teenth day of October, one thousand eight
hundred and six
! Charles Gown, at the rate of two dol
liars and fifty cents per month, to COM
mence on the thirty-Erst day Of October.
lone thousand eight hundred and SIX.
Francis l.. Slaughter, at the rate ofthree
daiiars per month, TO commence on the
fifteenth OF November, one thousand eight
hundred and six.
William Re Beck, at the rate of fou1
dollars per month, TO commence on tie
twenty-seconh day of November, one thou
sand eight hundred and six.
SPatford hmes, at the rate Of FIVE dollar!
per month, to commence on the eleventh
day ct December, one thousand eight hun
dred and six.
Josiah Jones, at the rate of four dollar
per month, to commence on the twenty sc
con day of December, one thousand eigh
hundred and six. .E
| ..-'f-f'N~A A<hNHNiuSli a. Viz tNtC VI W.
dollars and fifty cents per month, TO com
mence on the twenty-seventh day of De
cember, one thousand eight hundred anC
six
Eliphalet Easton, at the rate OF FIVE dol
lars per month, to commence on the thir
Ity-frst day of December, eighteen hun
dred and six.
Joseph Ligon, At the rate Of three dol
liars per month, to commence on the eight
day Of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and seven.
John Hubbart, at the rate Of three dol
lars per month, TO commence OF the eight
day OF January, one thousand eight hun
dred and seven
Daniel Guard, at the rate Of two dollar
and fifty cents per month, to commence o.
the twenty-third day of January, one thou
sand eight hundred and seven.
Elisha Forbes, at the rate Of three dol
lars per month, to commence on the twenty
fourth day Of January, one thousand eigh
hundred and seven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
PROOFS Ms

WILL be received by the Executive, ill
tie first day of June next, for upply Of
FREE STONE and MARBLE, in the
Rough State, to be delivered at the Peniten-
tiary, in the City Of Richmond.
Marble from the quarries in Virginia
would be preferred, but there will be no
objection to receiving it from other Pla-
ces.
Persons wishing to contract win specify
the size and quality, and the price by the
ton, as well as the cubic foot.--Apply to
DAN'1 l.. HYLTON, G. G.
18th April, 1907. 1awt1J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
Personal Estate

OF the said decd, consisting of household
and kitchen furniture /; farming utensils !;
stock OF horses cattle and hogs and a
number ofother articles too tedious to mem
tion. Credit will be given for all sums
above ten dollars until the first day of Jam
uary next, the purchasers giving bond with
approved security, to carry interest from
the date il noe punctualiy paid. All per-
sons having claims against the said deed,
are requested to bring them forward pro-
perry authenticated, that arrangements
may be made for the payment thereof; and
those indebted TO the said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, as
no indulgence can he given.
JESSE FRAYSER, Admir-.
May 9TH, 1907. SIS
N. B. At the same time the farm is for
rent. e.
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[l2 l-2 Gents SINGLE

Great Britain, would pay 1901. sterling (near
1850 dollars) less than would DC paid by an a.
raerican ship" 49,.
AS much rs ha, been said by our non irnnor-
,ation agreement, we give the foregoing as an
an wer to all the rbald ignorance and corrupt
defamation that topic The excess Of du-
ties in these cases amounted to = total pro bi,i-
on And the same effect was produced by an
augmentation of the duties of other articles,
which we shall here brief, sketch.
Rice IN an American ship, was charged pence
sterling per hundred weight, more Than in an
English ship, which amounts to SIS Sd per tierce.
Pot and Pearl ls5es-was subjected 10 smi-
lar distraction. and by an act of May. 1902.
they laid new duties, of which the following
is an abstract
Ashes. pot and pearl, L. Cd. s,erling cw,.
Ginseng, 6s the 100 los.
Indigo, (Americanl l2s. do.
Bar Iron, do. lbs. the ton.
Pitch, do 81 Sd. the last of - bbls.
Tar do. 2s. lid do.
Rosin, do I'd. the etw.
Rice, do 81 do.
Tobacco, do So the 100 Id.
Turpen inc, do. "a. The ton.
Bees Wax, do. SIS. Cd. the cwt.
Cotton, do Is l0d. the 100 lbs.
BY the same act duty of one half per ceRs.
LAID OH all goods of England exported to any
part OF Europe but ii exported to the u S. the
duty was made double.
Having proposed to state what related to to.
b eco especially, we shall now state the SITUATE
on in whc' tobacco 9 ood as to importation
and the specious policy Of making 1t an apparenr
duty free-ths following particulars are extrae-
ted from the latest and most accurate " ork on
the subje CT
g. Tobacco. regularly imported, ertered. landed
and wa'ehoused-F Free ~!
II. r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

bHUSh power, 70 100 COO
sum about two millions, more than all the
revenue Of the u $,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
w. HAIGHT,

Upholsterer and PAPER Hanger,
PRo1 NV YORK,
OsN the Main Street. nearly opposite the
W Old City Tavern, has just received a
large and superb assortment OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
CFour Dollars Per Amrum-taid in Advome.
WILL BE SOLD.

At the late clearinghouse of I'm. Young,
decd, on Tuesday the 18th day of this
instant, (May) if fair, if not, the next fair
t1av. eli the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

Mahogany Furniture,
with great variety of hair, flock and tow
MATTRESSES, WINDOW BLINDS,
RUSSIA DUCK, &c. Also, in store,
large assortment of PAPER HANGINGS,
PRINCES, TASSELS, CORDS, COR
NICES for windows, &c. sc. all Of which
he will sell very ioTv.
Richmond, May =, 1907. w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

OF Poindexter Mosby, jr. dec. late Of the
said county, consisting of nine Negroes, one
Horse, Household Furniture, SC. on Gre
dit till the first day Of January next All
persons having lawful claims against the
said estate, are hereby requested TO bring
tAcm forward on or eefore theday of sale,
as the administrators are anxious to pro-
vide for the payment of all just debts, as
early as possible, in order to close their
administration Bonds and security will be
required of the purchasers TO carry interest
from the date if not punctually paid.
Those having claims VINO, produce them
prior to the sale, (and are adiusted) are re-
quested to attend and bid for the property
or receive the amount due them in bonds.
Lttle6erry M2s6y, jr.2 hd,n,r,
Francis Il. Harris,
March Il, 1907. wtds
P.S. The sale of the above property is
postponed to the goth ofMay, when 1T will
sertainly take place ..
April 2sth, 1907,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

ship per 1uo
Excise. "a
The preference gwen 70 Spain and Portugal,
and even 10 Turkey and Russia, requires no ami
madve sion the above du les are over and above
the III los. per cent one eighth CT the Whole,
alluded to in former paper.
In order TO ohord data for those Who wish 10
understand, rs well as those who wish to con.
troveIt. If they can, the rghts and principles
which main ain, we shall furnish few da.
ia in this and subsequent numbers from which
the clearest judgment may be formed of the cor
rectness and truth of our animadye rsions and
arguments We shall give extracts from the
o!hcial and authentic papers.
Amour. value of the exports of The u s IN
the following years to Great Britain
1919 26,546'os7
1900 81 6IO $50
Amount value of goods imported from Great
Britain in the year i800-whieh maj be taken
as an average
Dollars.
Imports IN American vessels, 2e656.736
Imports in foreign vessels, 2,45l,Ce6
TOTAL imports from Great BIZ
lain. 3I.Io7, 1884
Taking 1900 as an average year, it viii be
found that our imports in our own ships from
England, Of English goods exceeded, the exc
ports altogether from the u. s. 20 Gyea5 Britain
By near million and half of dollars, and rhae
tte'e was about an additional four eenth Of three
and half millions more, imported in foreign
ships that is ships principally English had
the Whole difference lett balance Of rade gross
amounting 10 upWArus of three millions OF cole
laTs annually, in favor OF Great Btitain, in the
mare purchase of her manufactures (greater parr
OF which we could do Aiihcu,, and the rest we
could obtain as cheap eIsewhere) while our ex-
ports 70 England, consist Of alticIes either OF
che first necessity for subsistence, or for manu-
! iactuTe. The profits and export duties OF En-
gland cannot be estimated AZ lower average
( than 20 per cen, exclusive of tbs G. nyoy or war
du'y OF = per cent which we az neotral nation
ouGh' MOI 10 pay her conveys being for the adj
vantage OF her own commerce and here VIZ
shall find what revenue, besid. the PROFITS OH her
manufacturers, she derives from the u. s. in the
channel Of export de,ies.
Dollars.
twenty per cent. profits on
goods exported from Great
/ Britain 10 the U. States--
3ICoO,O0O, 600, ocO
The convoy duty per cent. .24O 600
! Add 70 this amount the duties
| PAD on the importation of
| American goods into Eng
| land, 515O 600
|
| American contribution 10
British power, 1880 COO
a sum about two millions, moro than all ,be
revenue Of the S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

BLANK BONDS
Fer sale at this OGse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-04-27
FRE.NCHPRUSSLA.

BERLIN, MARCH q, loO'
The French Grand army is III WIN
ter quarters behind the Passarge Ca
small y1Uer which cmhties into the Vistu-
Ia, te7v miles s. Or Thorn Its left
wing leans on Marienwerder and Elb-
ing.
4 Russian division, 10000 strong,
having advanced against Braunsberg, at
the Summit of our winter canton
ments Gen. Dupont was ordered to
attack 1t (which he did on the Doth
Feb. and obliged it to recross the Pas
sarge, with the loss of 10 pieces of
cannon, two stands of colors, and 1000
prisoners,-Our loss N killed is not
worth mentioning.
Another hostile column having ar
rived at Peterwade, OH the 25th, Gen.
Belair attacked it, repulsed it, and took
400 prisoners, among whom was Gen.
Won Korf, his staff, and other officers.
The enemy's party, at first consisting
of 10 battalions, was reduced to about
1900.
Gen. Dombrowski, is marching a.
gainst Dantzic, met the Prussian garri-
son thereof near Dusehau, threw it in
to disorder, took 600 prisoners and six
pieces OF cannon and pursused it sew
eral hours-Marshal Lefebres has Join
ed with lis corps, which with the Sax
ons, is destined to blockade Dantzic.
Marshal Angereau, who is wounded,
has obtained leave to go to Paris (; and
Marshal Massena commands at War
saw, vice Lannes who is ill.