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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
/ bis Is to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers, of Alexandria coun-
ty, in the district OF Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court Of sid county, let
tiers testamentaiy OF the estate Of Davcy Da-
vay, late OF the county Aforesaid, deceased
all persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers
en- Or before the 2 LIST day OF July next en-
suing, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate--and all persons In
dcbted thereto arc requested to make hnme
date payment--.Giyen under oar hands this
2lst day OF January, 1907
Elizabeth Davey. Exoc'*.
John korn, Executor.
January 81 3.awsw
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Land for Sale.
JANUARY &c.

" VIE subscriber wishes to sell about fifteen
and an half acres. CT Land, vitl.in half u
mile OF Alexandra, situate On tire south side
of tie lane leading from Mr. Jiodgson's dwell
ling to thepoor house, and directly opposite
that Budding. Although this property from
It's situation must soon become valuable, it
will be sold low for cash, or good negotiable
paper at ninety, enc hundred and eighty, and
two hundred and seventy days. Apply to
JAMES IRWIN, or myself So
Rober; Adam.
January 20. eod
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This IS to give Notice,
February Is.

THAT the subscribers, Of Alexandria court
ty, il the district OF CoIumbia, have obtaiAed
from the Orphans Court Ct said county, letters
OF administration nthe personsi estate otyohm
Lig.t.taot, late Of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased :---AIL 7ERsovs having clainls a
aai,st the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them VITA the vouchers thereof 90
the subscribers, CD or. before the 2ist day Of
July next ensuing, CT they may by law be e.s-
Guided from ali benefit to SID eststo--and
all persons indebted thereto are requested TO
make immediate Experimentation ul.ter our
HANDS this 2ls: day Of January, 1907.
Elizabeth Lightfoot, Adus,x.
Samuel Llghtfoot, Adnsr.
yan7lary 9 2aw6w
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INIeS8fS. 3stCHUItt 1t = W. 80,
TIE hilh opinion | haze Of your Bilious u!
plis. asd a desire to make known thslr utlll-
~ foss the benefit Of mankind, wish you to
publish tbs relieving -
Fortwo months past, / have been aiillc.ea
With. violent SICKNESS at the stomach, all Ia
cEaation to yorait, and less OF EPpetite-oy
tasine two doses Of your pills, | am restored
70 : pergcct state Of heaith--whic,l induced
INV wife 10. try them also, which was attended
with the same good effects, being now able to
st;end to her domestic. concerns IL any OPP
mon, this medicine is unequalled IN stomach
and bowel complaints, not Icing attended WITH
that gripiag pain, common to other remedies
~ Q JOHN SCOTT,
De1aney-street near Columbia Garden.
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Lees Grand ReRoratsue,

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be absolutely unparalleled in the cure OF ner-
yo{is disorders, consumptions, lowness or sPi-
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kse,sesI 5 ACTIONS, inward weaknesses, violent
cramps IN the stomach and back, lndlgestlon'
melancholy, govt inthe stomach, pans IN the
limbs, relaxations, involuntary emissions, OBJ
ssnate elects, Hour albus Tor whites1 lmpoten-
cy, barrenness, SIC.
Infallible Ague and Fever Drops,
For the care Of Agurs, renriftent and inter
mitteat FeUers.
Lees ge,lusne EDenee and Extra9
of Muj2ard.
A safe and effsctud remedy tor asute sad
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ggess,-s. RickQYd Lee q Son,

MY son, FIVE years old, he's for some tiff.e
past been very unhealthy, having levers, .el9-
achs, an loss Of appetite. Hesrng o. u.c
raany cures performed By your /" orfia Lo "a
gss, / was induced to give them trl.si' | Ie
sfEscct was beyond my expectation, as a iaF5s
quantity of small worms was expelled .Sts'i-
drals Of them was alive for some Tune after
JOHN Kennedy. Petter-stTeet' /.
Baltimore, Jan. 4th, 1907.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscribers, OF Alexandria coua-
ty, in the district OF Columbia haye obtained
from the Orphans Court OF sad COUNT, letters
Of administration On the personal estate OF
William Mitchell late OF TIE county oiore-
said, deoeased-All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them, with the vcuccefs thereof
to tho subscribers, Ola or before the sth day
of August next enst4ing, CT they may by la"
bcs excluded tronl al cement to SAX. estate
aux, all persons indebted thereto are requested
to make ilanedi&te Payrlcnt.-GiFen under
OH hands, this 18th day OF !, ebruEry, 1907.
Elizabeth Mitchell, .adm *.
Benjamin Baden, dGm'T.
February g. 2aw5ts
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LEES ELIXER.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, cararrah's asthmas, sore thfoats' anu
approaching consImptions.
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Eortbe prevention and eurc Of bilious & Ma
lignant f'eyers, IS recoamen1eea
lees Anti-blllous Pills,

Prepared by Richard Lee q So's, talrEors.
sT..c operation OF these Pills is perfectly
mild. so as to be used with safety by persons
In every situation, and of every age
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coSh-Maling.
R = A AN TAYLOR.
HATEpF NEw-YeRr

~. Wv lDkk,
RestectyfNlly iyornsheir Fi1en1,s c,3 ! :
lie, - %,
NHAT they hae commenced il, !
Il business at theshop formerly oeo soo':
by w. 1. Peck, in Aoyal-st.aet, Near V es
by's hotel, where the propose esrry;;ne e. {
i'll all It's various branaes, on the mos - 4oa
sonable terms, for cas-. They natfsr !, 'ea'
selves the experience hey have acou;rss sa'
the principal cities ia tie United st@,es ~: "a
secure tasm public patronage, which T;l rtl
thankfully received and aanculaEy sttsr :, u
10.
February 2. :.
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lie elegant era HfHcfG ;''''"
ENGLISH fIoGsE BRlLLlAN'1
rhe tlrg1sr:y e. JOHN Tagloc, E'2'5'
ITorSt .Iit'y, =.
FNTILG. stan(., the ensuing ssason' a =, -
w J. Miltoll's, in ErcderlcN ['l l.oa
Virginia, one nile from l3erfy.ylne' I'm IN
saicker's ferry CIR Shenandoah IlyaF' an. ..-,,.
from Winchester. at the loa price 0! =. ~, II.
ty-ETe dollars, fdiaohatgsabFe-by tMsn| ;, Ne
lars during the seaaon, With ole collar u :
groom. -. tuc
: BRILLIANT is g beautiful gfeT,, II s .,pg
high, possessing great Eone' win ~ :..,t,s,-
ana syinn1sery---lis blood unexceP''o''j bor,c
and allowed by all Judges 10 be as nHS >"
in all respects, as was ever'mPoT''i,r ,.aae
Pasturaee furnishes mares IRON -
but no liability for accidents or escaS, iii X
His pedigree, performances e. .oo n coz.
published IN ilandhiils, when the SS"'O'
mences. ,ow7t
J.nuary 81. -.----
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PUBLIC SALE.

<s PUBLIC SALE.
10y virtue Of deed OF trust from Gcno 'l,
ID .IgNRy LEE, for securing to WILLIAM
l,UpwELi. i4EE, deceased, the payment OF
deot of sixteen thousand SIX hundlel ana SIX
IT, six dollars ana sixty-siA cents, VITA inter-
est thereon fron, the i7kh Day Of april 1928,
and upon the request OF the legal representa-
ives OF the SAID W1LLIAm LUDwELL Lee,
deceased, shall seil ~ public auction, TO tbs
highest bidder. the following
Tracts OF Land,
At the perods hereafter mentoned--tEat IS
to Say
@ &c tract Of Iand, lying In West
moye.ana :oan1y, called $ l95t5ia's Marsh,
containing, as mentioned in the SUD deed,
two thousand eignt iiundrea aorss or tiierea-
boyts---and
One other Tract Of Land, called
Bl.lcE Gr5aas5s," confirming eleven i '1dred
acres, more or less, in " estmorelan1 coun-
ty--at Vestmoreiaqa Court tease, on the 2Sd
aay Of h.arcn next, being court day
One other IIac, Of Land, stated to
contain siSssen hundred acres, called & ont
3islas .ifle9a," lying il the county OF Frede-
~, together with 1noiety Of tic AAill upon
tie sid tyact--at ElHnchestcr, On the 9Th day
o. May next
And all the Right, Title, Interest
o. Calm Of TIE SAID HENRY Lee and WEE,
% Arc huairet acres, lying In Fairfax coun-
4Y, attic mouth of Diicuit Run, on the vest
sl!s thereof, At or ..car the great falls 81 %
.orn4c-at FasyAr Courl- iloase, Oh the 9th
day Of May next.
Its expected that persons wishing to png-
chase either Of the above tracts, willprevious-
y view the same.
Busl1rod Washington,
IRUsTEE.
January &C. PAW
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Alexandria Library Company.

~ HE, Members OF the Alexandra Library
1 Company will please to take nouee !
that the annual election for president s.a ana
eleven Directors, willb held at the e. Ls1faiy,
on Monday, 10th instant, between the hours
of three and six, ?. st
James Kennedy, sen.
LIBRARIAN.
law
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TO BE RENTED,

TIE BRICK STORE e. COMPILING
10 USE now occupied by tdessrs. Ricketts,
adlolhlnS. They are large and convenient, as.
viii be rented low. hop!y to
J. II EooE.
July %. law
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rrs votLowIso azDtefsns SOLD BT

NICHOLAS IL y ~. S'As'
1T his Ciirsa, Glass, Queen y are ana assa
.ssors, Fa:JfifSe street, fael1g l9Sasfs. ds'eS-
ssfs aad yEfsot2'a's -,
Each article has on the outside Wfs'ooes' TIC
signature of
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IRIS Wora-de5troysqlg Lozsrgss.

This netaeine, which is as lnnocens,sE ialia
as its certain and efFicaeioas N It's operallot'
cannot ifjure the youngest infants saenio b
,Torlnsexist in the BODY Sat F,lii'~lt'out i'aia
or gFipig, cleanse the stomach ana oo I'VE q
whatever is foul or offensive, aad taereOy pre-,
vent the production Of worms ana many sstal
disorders.
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January so.
q Dollars Reward.

u M AWAY from tee subscriber llTl1g Ii
N Prince William CouDtg, near LAY var
ket, on the first Of Januagy, negro RAJ aaIp
ed Uuaasar, about SO or So years CT ": !
feet or 70 inches i;..,,h l>aa down io''
when spoken tc; che Of hia hands has osj
burg1t On the top nearly ever, and IS 3i''Se a.
scruay-ehld CT wIcH rs T,a1.t AVA SUI, !
soldiers cloth i,at i IS Ike he VII c''@5,
hisc!otl.es IS he had Tlorcy hen 10 TeHta'%
sssd perhaps change his :sa;2.e.---i eh ,.O... .
will be paid j, takenln tie county & Df3 ho- .
If taken CIT ct TIC county r2d aroie"' ' +,
the above reward, u, secured - any l'a "
shatI get iia again.
February 8. I@~--~
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sFrstn ssse many eases OF cures that daai!
come 10 our knowledge, We have selected the.
following:
af.ssrs. Rit4erd LeeSy Son,
Yo,, are atli1erty to publish the astonissln
cure performed BIZ your LoIsnseS Oh ny son'
10 years Old, who vas a1nic179 VIZ 800
pain in his side, and communal 5he','-sosts'
wlich reduced him 50 low tnat ae y = $3.50
to situp. One ofanY neishbors aa 30 use 9
use your Lozeagcs,, which has nag th3 h1'a'p5
effect of restoring hin to oeteef sEa,s %
bcaItb than ne has enjoyed for several years.
in thessaors space Of seTenteen days,
JOIN KELLEY, Plte-street'
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Richard Lee and SoE,
signature OF

Without which nene are genuine.
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Printing, in its various branches.
Handsomely executed at this Office.
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Lees Genuine Eye Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF ale
eyes, whesEsr. the effect Of natural weakness
or accident.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
: It is true, that in tina, case after forming

1t is true, that in that case AFTER forming
the opinion that 40 treason could be COM
United, because H. reasonable assemblage
had taken place, the G urt might have dis
pensed with proceeding iurther i'll the doc
trines OF treasun BUTT is to be rcmem-
bsled, that the judges might act separate
y, and perhaps 1T the same time, on the
various prosecutions which might be insti-
tu,ed, and that no appeal lay from their
decisions, Opposite Judgments On the point
would have presented state OF things in-
hniteiy 20 DC deplored by all. it was not
surprising thcnthat they should have made
some attempt TO settle principles which
would probably occur, and which were in
some degree Connected with the point be-
fore them.
The court had employed some reasoning
to show that without ths actual embodying
OF men, war could not be levied. II might
have been infsrred from this, that those
only who were SO embodied could be guilty
OF treason. NOT only to exclude this infer
ence, but also to affirm the contrary, the
court proceeded to observe, eft is not
the intention Of the court to say that no in
d yiduGl tan be guilty ofihis crime who has
not appeared in arms against his country
On the contrary, ifwarb be actually levied,
that is, If i body Of men be actually assem-
bled for the purpose Vi eifccting by force a
reasonable object, all those who perform
amy part, however minute, or however re-
mote from the scene of action, and who are
leagaed IN the general conspiracy, are to be
actually considered as traitors"
This court is told that IL this opinion be
| incorrect, it ought not to- be obeyed, because
It was eNtra-iudicial. For myfelf, car
say thai, / couldrot lightly be prevailed or
to ,isGbey it, were l. even convinced that
II was erroneous, but would certainly use
any means which tile law placed in'my pow.
~ to carry the question again before the
| upren'c court, for consideration, in a
case in which it would directly occur and
be July argued.
Tn be continued !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05


,soner to bailfor his appearance, before One
grand jury had found a bill of indictment
against him; and, afterwards to let him 20
at large.
MIR. Hfckham answered MIR. Hau in a
witty and ingenious speech, which we are
sorry our limits will not permit us TO give
in detail. He took, however, nearly SINH
lar ground with Mr.. Bolts, and relied Ga
the same authorities; though, with giear
skill, he varied the points ofview in which
he placed the subject. He particularly at
tackled the argument of Mr.. Hav, that a
mans being held to bail bya magistrate
before he was ind cted furnished a reason
for continuing to hold him to bail after the
indictment was found contending il was
not the Iasv or the Practice npon an ind,ct-
ment for mistlemeanor, TO hold tile ptr-
son accused 10 bail, where there had pre-
viously been no eonimitmen; and that the
circumstance Of a hrttT commitment ought
not TO vary the case.
The CMef JuStiee took tine to consider
the questions, and adjourned the court 'tilk
Thursday Ioo'clock. T..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
RUMOR.

Posteriht--We stop the press to announce
an arrival at Salem on Saturday from Eu-
rope, which brings London papers DAYS
later than before received among other aY-
ticies, our Informant adds-they contain this
highly important news of q treaty bstyeer
the United States and Great Britain be ny
signed. tyVegu5urHt1ort hahcr /
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DEATH

DIED--On the 2eth nit. mu ch lanlented
by has acqusintances and particularly by
those who best knew him ; Mr.. COMING,
HAM BURTON, native Of Ireland, and
Tor many years, citizen Of Richmond
He was an honest man. A part ofthe Just,
and elegantly delineated character Of his
countrymen by Mr. Curran, and to which
Mr. Burton bad On common) a claim.
shall complete the tribute due to his me.
mory, from the Virginian writer tf this.
-" The heart Of Az Irishman is by ma
''ture bold, it is tender, and he loves; tits
generous and he gives it is social, and
"he is hospitable.
" How iov'd, "reshecfed; ;" once oUafls
Mpe not
" To 7vhom related, 9r by 7v1ou 5egof,
81 hcaH 81 dust, GisHe rcfGias Of fhrc.
"'Iis all fboH art, and all ne p ed shall
BE-"
- ALMOST every person belonging 70
this offce are ut present more Orless alTec-
ted hy the prevailing lufssrnza. This cir-
cumstance prevented the appearance pfthe
Argus ~ the Usu.si hour hiS morning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
1griat of aaron c5arr.

OPINION
or the Court, Of, The motion 10 arrss. she
eriGence--4e.iOered on
Mnrnay
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/ ia presence Of the division Of the army IN.
derthe command OF nssrsnai NeY. vs.
have captured 20 geoerais, eco officers. sad
90 600 soldiers, among whom are 900 ar.
| ti!lerymen, with So pair of cosors, Ave
standards, 800 pieces OF artillery, one
million pounds of powder, a great assem-.
blage of pon.oons, and an immense q aan-
THY of metal for the casting Of capnon.
Colonel Gerard and adjutans command
er Richard, prssen.cJ to the emperor. this
morning, in the name OF The tst and 4,a
| corps, 60 pair Of coloss, saken from the
Prussian corps under general Butcher, al.
Lub1ck. There were amongst then %
standards. -Four thousand horses, com.
pletely mounted, which were seized n-ar
Lubbock, are on their way to the depot at
Potzdsm.
In The 90 h bulletin it was stated, that
the corps under general Bkpeher pat Us in
POSSESSION OF 900 prisoners, including
FIVE hundred cavalry This was nsis.
take /: there were 81 600 made prisoners,
including 5000 cavalry, completely mount
ed Thus, 10 sequence Of these two
capi,uatcas, we have Obtained 1910 pair
Of colors and standards, and $4,000 pri.
soners.
The fetal of prisoners made since the
commencement Of the campaign, exceeds
40 600; and that ct The coio's taken $50.
The number Of pieces Of artillery taken
fromthe enemy 10 the field Of battle. and
10 the affairs with deEachnen;s, exeseds
eight hundred; and hat OF those found in
Berlin and the surrendered for1resses four
thousand.
The emperor yesterday reviewed his
horse and loot guards in plain 10 frcas Of
Be1lin. The weather was very hge.
General Savafy has entered Rossock
WIN his moveabIe column. He found
there from issy TO fifty Swsdish ships
10 BALLAST, which he Immediately put up TO
sale.
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Exsrdctof a lessey dated Natchitaches, De-
Gambler 20, 1906.

csMber 20, 1906.
q Ere this reaches you, you no doubt
viii be fully informed OF the termination
OF differences in this quarter; il Will
therefore ba unnecessary for meto say
any thing an the subject, except that every
thing is perfectly tranquil, and both 60
vernors Cordcro and Herrara, are gone 70
ST. Antonio. The latter,t.t is said, is 70
return to Naeogdoshes after confsrrlng
with the captain general Saleedo who or.
dered him to meet him there
Extrac,o OF letter FROM gentleman OF
the h'ghes. responsibility &c. member
OF congress, dated Nashville, 9Th ia.
nuary. 1907, noticing tbs measures q.
dopted by tie general o5Ecsr, CON.
naoding the western division OF that.
state, to whon dispatches had been
sent BY the executive Of the y. S, Ts.a.
tive to Burr's conspiracy.
!" The general knowing bis duty, was
determined to aes, and if proof could be
obtained, to stop all boats with wsrhke
stores, or military preparations-He or.
dered IL companies OF volunteers with
gen. 10 command, 20 hold them.
selves in readiness to march, and dispatch.
ed confidential messenger 10 the mouth
ct Cumberland river with special nstrue'
lions, and 30 proceed 70 fort Massac, VIII
letter to captain eissle. I'hemrssenger
has returned, aud from him and captain
Rissle's answer it is stated, thar col Barr
lett Massse about the lst inst. win 10
boats with about six men in each. without
arms or any military stores. The voluo-
seers on this occasion did honor 10 thsm-
selves and to their country. Figure TO
yourself gen. R-------- as cap Of such
men as gen o., msjee T.,
&c. sc. all old veterans, aud over hitf,
rendering their services TO their general
and their country. The general ordered
the militia to return 10 their homes and
be ready to march at momeDt's warn.
ing"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
PANS, Nov. 10.
THIRTIETH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

BerAn, Ne0. 10.
The fortified town of Msgdeblrg sur
rendered on the Ssh. On the e.h the gates
were occupied by the French troops: the
capitulatoc is ksreupto annexed.
Sixteen thossandane nearly 500 peices
of cannnD. and magazines OF essry Kind
are IN our hands.
Prince Jerome has laid Glogau, the ca.
pi,al of Upper Slesla, under bloch sde, by
br,gader gene,al Lefebyre, al the head Of
1000 Bavar;an horse.
The town was bombarded on the 9Th by
ten howitzers, fired by the light artillery.
men. The priseess passed an eaIogum on
the conduct OF The Bavas'an casalFy. Gen.
Deroy invested Glngao wiih hts4divisioa
on the 9Th. A parley has been opened for
its surrender.
Marshal Davoust entered Posen with
corps of the enemy on the 10Th. He IS
highly satisfied vish the spiri, shat aainases
the soldiers. The persons who hold ~!
tua,ions under the prussian government
would have been aaassacred, had net the
French army taken them under Its prosec,
ton.
The vass of four Russian columns, each
is 200 men strong, had begun TO snser tse
Prussian s.ates by Georgenbrrg, Oliaa,
Grodao ADD Jalowka. On the 25th OF DC.
,ober, these advanced guards Of columns
had made two days marches, when they
received news OF the battle Of the 18th,
and Of tha consequent events. 2hsy he.
trogaded ina me d,a,ely. So many success
es aad events of such high Importance,
should ne, slaeken the military preparation
in Franes. They should on the contrary
be followed up with fresh energy, cot to
satisfy an Unsuitable ambitien, but to FIX
Bounds TO the ambition of our enemies.
The French army will not quit either
Poland or Berlin, us,il the Porte shall have
been ia the full eaten, of'ts independence,
| nor until WaIlaehia, and Aaoldavia shall
j have been declared TO belong ia com plete
sovereignty 20 the Porte
! The French army will not quit Beriia
until the possessions and colonies, both
Spanish and Dutch, and French, shall
have been given up, and a general peace
made.
| There follows the capitalization of Mag
deburgh.l
| THIRTY-FIRsT BULLETIN.
Berlin, Nop. IL.
| On the eleventh inst. att in the morn.
ing, the garrison of Magdsburg filed off,