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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-31
/, BENNINCsEE.
Rozaw, the 27th G5,h) Dec. 1906"
ABSTRACT

OF OTHER RUSSIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS.
Daily Girmilhes from the Esd December
preceded the battle of the 26th, when Repniug
fen having been reinforced by diyifior under
Prince GaliitZin, refolved to make a ftaud.--
The French were under the immediate COM
mand OF Bonaparte, who confided the attack
upon the Ru!iian wings to Davouft and Lannes.
they appeared to have made fome impre.fion
IN the carly part of the attack. Davouft fore.
cd General Baggcnout to fall back but the
latter having been promptly reinforced, Da-
vouit's progrels was effednally che cked. Mean.
while Lannes was endeavouring to turn the
Khihan right wing. The principal attack and
neat OF the battle appears to have been in thar
quarter. Bonaparte directed the operations in
Perion. An underwood favored the approach
or the French, who obliged the RuGian advanc-
ed guard to fall back upon the main BODY.
But Bennington had forefeen that the chief ef
forts or the enemy would be made upon hi,
right wing and had thrown up naked bat
terry between the front of his main BODY and
the advanced guard that had been ported to
cover 1t. So foon therefore as the advanced
guard was forced by the impetuolity of the at.
TACK made upon it to fail back, the naked bat
terry opened upon the enemy MOI calling fire
OF grape ihot which foon checked their pro.
greis. General FOLEY, who had the COM
mand ct The advanced guard, pulbed forward
again, but was again obliged tn fall back, and
the enemy attempted to ouflnk the battery.
Bennington fsw that this was the critical mo.
ment, and with great promptitudc, ki Hand
deciiion, ordered his right wing TO change front,
reinforced General FOLLY from his centre, and
having thus topped the progrefs of the enemy,
made an attack upon them himlelf, General
ORerman advancing with his divifon towards
the right, and Bennngies fupporled him witt,
a itrong train OF artillery and 20 fquadrons of
cavalry. lie ordered alto the remainder of the
cavalry to form their front in bis centre, which
had the effect of keeping the centre of the
French from making movement to fupport
their LEFT wing. The attack and the defence
were furious and fanguinafy the French
fought with desperation bot were Obliged At ltf
to fall back, ADD were driven in confulion from
the field"
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ME subfesiber has cnn.::.si I'd me practice IS
the LAW, and has determined to profecute it
with tue grsa,eh aildlity in all the courts holden in
this r.-ee. He will, likew;fe, regularly attend the
county courts OF Goochland and Cheterfeid His Of
fee is the Gore of Mr. Burr in the I.ccpd bour.
above the Eagle Tavern.
Richmond, Feb 81. .ptf.
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& Meeting Of the vitors of WILLIAM & MA
i RY COLLEGE, is requeffed on the goth of
the preient month.
SAMUEL TYLER, Peao,.
March 10. au
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4 SSiZE of BREAD for the city of Richmond,
= from the 9th init until further orders (snrer-
line Flour being Dollars and 81 Gents per Barely
viz
a Jingle loaf made of superine
Flour to weigh 2soz.. for41-e
D",e OF common Flour "a 4 l-2
Double the above W.T.. respectively 9
EDW. CARRINCTON. L1oyor.
January6. If.
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LAND-FOR arr.


n ME fubfcciber offers for fale,a TraA GLAND
living on Iye river, ia the county Of Amh.rn,
being part Of the eeate of the late col lob, Rsre
containing by actual iurvey 1905 acres IL is three
i'ies ditart from ne Court ouie and twenty miles
from WarminGrr---There arc from $50 tn 600 aero,
Of This tract cleared The relidue is heavily tnberea
"ith Oak, Hickory, Chelnut, &c. The foil of the
land which IS ierior tououe in its vicinity is adn,ra
by adapted to the culture Of Tobacco, Corn Wheat.
6tc.-its contlguiy to Major Maffey smarufa .iurin9
Mil, will be cirourHance of great eonf,,r aoi n,o
PurchaieT-Pof lelon viii be gwen or the ftA dav
OF the en'uing year. with liberty to 70 r..all gram
TINS next FaL--One third of the purchale money will
Ne required IN hand Tor the other payments hbe-
raj Indulgence will be given-'rhe land will he
lhewn by MIR. Alexander Y. Rofe or Capt. A. Nor.
gan, rehd,ng in the ncighborhood- wif,ioy
to PuFehaic, may know the terms Of fate by applyir
TO the iublcriber
THOMAS FrTZHUCH.
Boitobel, Stafford eouury,l ,ue
March -. eP lm1'
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CLoTH. & Kerfvynaeres, 6, Do. Handk.rchefs,
Metiailies. Red, brown & yellow
India Dinte', BandaRna do.
Do. Caiieoes, Madras DO.
Furniture do. Silk Gloves,
Giughams, veive: Ribbons,
Silk and Cotton Ci.ar,- ; Sewing silk.
brays, lSuna Thread,
9-3 & G-i t+an,..sfisx Coica-ed do
mullins, Linen Csn.bick,
Fiain q Laced 10. ;nnS Lawn,
Book - co. Dimities * Camhrisis d.
Plain & Worked Leno, [ mites,
Grapes & sarcenetts as & Al Irih Linen,
Laees q Ribbons, Diaper, Platillas,
Silk & Cotton Shawls, White & brown Patilla.,
Do. Counterpaines, Dowlas,
Gentlemen & Ladies Silk Oznahurgs,
* Cotton Hole, .TiokleDburgh,
Silk, Cotton & Leather Linen & Cotton Checks,
Sulpenders, With Hardware and a va
Silk Umbrellas, ~ riety of other articles.
He wfhes to rem. the upper pare of the Hou(e con-
fitting OF four rooms, of which are very large &
have been recently repaired together with the necef-
iary out Houies. March "a. 6w.
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RICHARD BROOKE.

Il. fSs fgn IF he PlsseS, nearly ooesfe tie Street
leading from MayOt Bridge .--Has jsf received and
opened part Of Bis SPRING GOODS, and daily
expet'' ne remainder, rrsieb bring laid in on ID. L
ffrm' be 7vN EH on tie rrsa reduced PRICE, far sse
or Country Prodaee.
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JOHN TOMPKINS,

HhS rrseived an c0orfS7enf Of GOODS CosGairg Of
E'LANNELS, Coatings, Blankets, Rofr and Daft
file Drabs, Frize, Kerfeys, Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets and Carpc:inS, Bombozetts, Swanfdown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting, K.r-
!sypeFes Caa.iees2 and Mullins, Sc. &c. which he
nil dics CT on very liberal TERMS by the piece or
package.
sev.ls. #.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR g SAUNDERS,
INFORM f6cir friends and tie public, that fbey
9DW continue tbe co NlISSIoN 6nGnet5, late
!, dane BY C. s. T. Saunders. THEY bromije
TIE Pyi7sR attention TO tie infereG5 Of tbo,e
qv60 nay .faOor5 item zUitb eOnGgnmenfs.
Ib:y are "o7g ,eeeiping general and ex:e0e a,fenf
Of GROCERIES, zobie5 4vW be eg:yed for Eiit,
Wbot5faie and Retail, tie lozvsa trms and ritual
credit. i" he fore kafeiy eeeufiedt BY Megs. WiHizm
M'ks"si: y Co. 0apsfte tie Vfnaus Office Of 11cg5s.
PrSBfr y Iho"eHrr--a,r0rg zvbib The (ei!orpiug
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
a FRESH Allotment of Claret Wines, Cham
L n paigne, MouGeux by the box, Burgundy, Sau-
tern, Vim de Grave, Laffitte, Mufcat of Frontgnae
Wine Btters-and alto, freih fupply of Olives, Ca
Pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, Mufard, Prunes,
Raiiins by the box, Almonds and Filberts All kind
OF Wea-India Sweetn,eats; all kind of Confeaione
ry-and differen, articles of Perfumery-For Sale bv
ALEXANDER PLAINVILLE.
Richmond, Oct. II. (eaw6n,
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMpANr.
III a meeting Of THE Directors Of tie Richmond
Turnpike Company, beM at the Eagle Tavern,
on Friday eze,,ing, the 2ofb February, 1907.
- ESoLVED, That the further FUN Of five dollars
be paid on each fhare, held by the ftock-holders
in the company to Nathaniel Sheppard their trea-
iurer, on or before the irft day of April next.
Copy. Tefe,
N. SHEPPARD, Cleri.
February 27. n1aAl
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DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERsHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
ME COPARTNERSHIP of c. and T. Saun-
4 ders, isdifolved by mutual content Ali debts
due by the concern will be adjufted and paid by Lee
iueur and Saunders, who alone authorized TO iet-
tie all claims dus to and by the concern
{. II. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
N. b. Thote indebted are requefted to make i'm
mediate paymen, as ITO further indulgence can be g-
ven.
LESUEUR, & SAUNDERS.
Nov. 81. e
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DROWN SUGAR Of Bar Iron, German, Craw.
- hyperion quality, Iey's & Differed Steel,
Ditto ditto iecond ditto. Antigua & Jamaica Rum,
bsH Green Coffee, Very Old Antigua Rum
Salt in Sacks, Holland Gin,
Nlolaiirs and Treacle, Cogniac Brandy, Of very
Picked Salmon, hyperion quality.
scotch Barley Race Ginger, Pepper,
Madeira, Port, Sherry & Pimen,o, Nutnleqs,
Malaga Wine, Mace, Cloves & Cia-
Freih Mg.cate Rdins & namoa
Currants, Freih London Muha-d
Soft She,led Almonds, in fmall boxes.
Copperas, BeA Flotaut Indigo and
SahPetre, Fig Blue, of iuPeror
Englifn' Gunpowder, quality, in boxes OF
Patent Shot, well afIorted, 20 lbs each
fibbert's Brown Stout Freh CaPers, Oil, &c.
and Porter, Freh GunPowder,
Beef 5paniih Segars, Tea in Gamblers,
Caldwell, frsi,ire = Co.'S Ditto by the 10.
Srrertine Chocolate, Young Hyfon do of the
New-York Candles and frf quality,
Soap, NJ England & Bullok's
Spermaeett Candies, Cheefe.
JOHN l.. LESUEUR,
c. II. SAUNDERS.
October 10. If.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
& an Apprentice in Dry Good Store, boy
4 h with good Recommendations, from ~ to Is
years OF age. Apply to the Printer,
March 81. r.
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Gurope

Continuation Of FOREIGN Mezvs received at Boz
ton, BY THE Zip Packet, evi.b London dStesn
the Ictb February.
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INTERESTING ACCOUNTS.
FROM SWEDISH PoMERANGA.

r7ros6atcd.Jrom the Go~rftcs efCsseubqgen.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-08
IN THE CASE OF
DAVID WILSON SCOTT.

~ HE. Subscriber having. been appointed
trustee the estate and effects, rights
and credits, of the SAID David Wi.son Scott,
for the benefit ef his creditors, 10 conformity
with the provisions Of the insolyent law for the
district Of Columbia, hereby requires all per-
sons ANY WISE indebted or Who may have
property in their possession, belonging 70 the
said Dapid Wilson Scotf, to make payment,
md TO deliver such property to the subscriber,
ST. to such person or persons emily as may, pc
luly authorised by him to receive the same.
] Gloon Moore, Trnstee.
MN, II Staw4w
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District of Columbia.

NIoISE IS hereby g-ipsn 70 az ,sscna q
n >. ~qg cs'scern, That the Consul General
a'sggi to the United States of America,
~nolized the subscriber, to iegalize all
w., S,.s mat may be necessary for vessels
l,ss s p0m the ports OF this district to any in
sssa or Madeira.
|hSs masters of vessels who may omit
n n, nslr bills of health thus eeri6ed, viii
% undergo quarantine.
k,os. quisite that any article shipped for
ga. y Portuguese subject, should be
~ ss' ), and sworn 10, as Portuguese proper
me bills sfiading Icgalized as above.
IL. Lewis Deblois.
-sto. 80 n
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Public Sale Of aacss. S

suOllCe OAlN vi 1StskESsep
On Saturday the 9Th dag J.sa1e $50
sold at he Ce5re House, mi t2svn y4tr4s-
asadria, at IL O'Clock, q thas day--By virtue
a decree efthe henora5e the United States.
eGremt Cou'1, ottAe District Of colun6ia.fo,.
Ire County IF y4terandfla, on s and z months
eredif, NE t9llovang tracts efland 70 mi:
One Tract Or parcel OF Land,
lying in the county of Fairfax, adjoining the
lands of the late COL Charles BreadWateE,
containing about 500 acres.
One othei- Tract OF Land, In.
the county Of Montgomery, on the waters Of
Ff;ney River and Paint Greek, branches Of the
Ienawha, granted by the commonwealth Of
Virginia to Nicholas Hannah, containing $50
acres
One other Tract of Land, IA
the county of Hampshire, in the state of Vir-
GINA, formerly granted to Bryan Bruin, and
by him sold to John Pankake, containing 4Ss
acrcs.-The above mentioned lands were, by
the last will and testament of Robert Alexan-
der, deceased, tlevisedto his son Robert, and
are new sold to satisfy debt due TO George
Chapman, junior.
Thomas Swami, ! S
George Deneale,
Edmund T. Lee,
A,ap IS. d
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lust Received,

= AND FOR SALE BY TRE sUBsesI BERs,
pipes l.. P. Madeira WINE
q = half do. do do. ).
Spipes Cogpae BRANDY, 4th prosE
Wadsau0rth 6 Butler,
THos AfvE ON HAND,
. hass Ja,nsiea RUM, 4th proof
~ DO. St. Croix do. 7d&sadps
%. News England do.
Pipes Holland GIN
90, country do.
and. 4. market Madeira Vine ofa sgPs.
\ : fuastcs casks do. do. riorqu't y
49, DO. do. j.. r. Teneriffc do. do
"a bushels Lisbon SALT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-08
MONDAY, jung 8, 1907.
Public Sale .

By yiftae of deed of trust from GEeRGE
Beard to the subscriber, made for the pur-
pose of securing to Philip Darrell and Eli
lott Muse, who became security for the.
said Beard III a forthcoming bond, given
By himAt to JeAn Janney, merchant, in Alex
andria, will be exposedto sale, at Colonel:
James Tgreas's tavern, On Thursday
) tbs 18th day of June next, for ready mo-
ney,
AL the Property mentioned IN
the iald Deed, VIZ.
One Negro Woman, called Betty BEN
Mat;ids, aud Jess-one Wagon, one Cart
and Farming Utensils eleven head of horn
ed Cattle, twelve head Of Sheep, and FIVE.
Shoats. Al
Charles Little, Trustee.
May 8. dtllthJe
Corn, Wheat, &c. for Sale.
n Y virtue Of decd of trust made to me by
ID Richard B. Lee, Esq Of Fairfax coun-
ty, to secure to Ellicott, Campbell and Wheel
er, the payments a certain sum of money
ltlcfGtll VIII fuDilS 9ouS-
,sion, on SATURDAY, the goth sof June
next, for ready cash, atthe plantation Of the;
said r. B. Lee, ON which he noW lives, the
gollowing
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
TO WIT
hHthc Wh5at Of last crop which grew eR
the said farm, supposed to be 1000 bushels.
All the Wheat of last crop which grew on
his Lonely estate, near the falls of Potomac
supposed 1900 bushels.
500 barrels Indian Corn, upoatke said two
estates.
SO Horses and Mules. upon the two es-
tates, and so head of neat Cattle.
The sale Will commence at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon, and continue until all IS sold 3
or so much thercsfas is sufficient to satisfy
the said Claim.
Edmund I. Lee.
MAY 49, dns
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81 ~ n .N r e %,

A n w q 70,
i ~. MILLER who is master of
[sses IVES, to take care OF a mercAanf mil
N i, enc good wages win be given
n ls.,s psison who wants, please apply to-
No. 1!sssS sass1, alexandria.
"a
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]aH received from Philadelphia,

by Captain Had,
ssehssts Young Hyson, and
ssaxes Eyscn Shalaa Tea, q q SUPERIOR
ggnls, Which WILDE sold low. -
LikeTaiss on Hard,
Lhds. good Sugar,
% bids Molasses, CT 2 good qaalltys
Salt Of various kinds,
Ind constant supply of Fsoarsu faf
Jofeph Dean.
slfshas q
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SPANISH HIDES,
First quaiIty Porto Rice GREEN Gof
TEE, and st. Croix. S SUGARS,
92 rsesiSed, ksr schooner Fame, sjrsni %.
Ttotnas---
FOR S,fI.E, By
Richard Yeitch C Co.
hpfis,.
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Plaster Paris -aaoat.
JAMES SANDERSON

Offers }or Sale, on moderate terms,
5000 lbs. best Green Coffee
40 tierces fresh Rice
20 kegs fresh Raisins
20 tierces green Copperas
$ pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 hhds. 4th proof Jamaica
so barrels N. E. Rum
Is barrels Whiskey
10 bales Cotton ~:
S boxes Cotton and Wool cards
ia boxes Tin Plates.
md IN SI'ORE,
IL hhds. south Potomac Tobacco. 8.
4 MAJ 26.
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SALES AT VENDUE.
every Tuesday and Friday.
- WILL BE SOIL

\ ca,ner of Prince and Water streets,
! !, ,sri.ty Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
2 e s s Of which will bcscxpressed IN y
tho bills of the day
Af.L kinds OF goods which are on limita-
.s. s'sr the prices of which are established,
~ ans time besyiewcd and purchases at the
,sssssstlimitation and prices.
WV p. 6. Marsteiler, Y. NJ.
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aud Bsnapaite advancing g Konigsbers,
found himself ia frsnt, aotof : Russian
dstachmsnt, 61t Of the main army. q bat-
tie was then unavoidable, and i exceedsd.
those ls,,ers say, al that has ever been
heard of or read 10 history. 4 he number
of killed aud wounded amounted 80 20
less tha0 fifty. FIVE thousand men. ct those
put hors.de consbat II, 600 were Russians
and 10000 French. The greater loss OF
the latter arose frsm their advanclng uPon
the mos, fortified part Of the iRusslas line,
where almost every assailant fell. They
suffered also in another way. The Cens d.
sArmes Cheyal made their way thro the
Russian wings they were there met BY
the cavalry Of feserve, and but 10 out vi
S. 900 men returned 20 the asgrand army"
The Russians formed a compact msss--a
colun,n Of granite. as the French would ex-
press it.; bus before night arrived, The aP-
pearance Of the PrussiAn army, winch had
been fighting all day pu, 40 end 70 he
conflict, and caused the Preach 70 fe-
treat. Sir Richard Sirachan has sailed
from Plymoutb, 10 the Caesar. soiake The
command Of the squadron off Rochtor.
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] Public Sale.
ON MO NJ d A ~,


The 9th day Of July next, at 4oc.ock, insti.t'
afternoon, will be sold, AZ public aactien.
on the premises, Gfnot previously disposed
of by private sale, Of which timely notice
will be given) !.
That LOT on the west side OF
Faiffax-strcet, to the south Of the Marshai's
late office, and nearly opposite Mr. Thon]p-
sons measuring 50 feet / 5-4 inches on
Fairtax-street, and backwards parallel with
Cameron-street l2sateet inches.
The dwelling house consists Of five rooms,
a kitchen, and good large cellar. a thorough
repair Of thes house, building, a new stable,
and other improvements on this let, cost up
wards of 8loooin the year 1902. :.
AND IAdNIEDIATELY THEREAF Ter,
.ft the CcGee- House,
Thatallalf acre Lot, IN the town
Of Dumfries, near the tobacco house & Guam
tico creek, designated in the plan of the said
town by No. l46; on which are erected
substantial, swell built brick house, 81 by %
feet a bale, or store-house, 50 by - feet,
stable, sc.
The purchaser to give bonds '7ith security
for the price, payable by equal portions in
one, two and three years, without interest if
punctualIy paid and to secure the payments
deed of trust On. the property purchased. a
good title will be, msde by
Colin Aud.
May 20. [a2l stawts
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rs TO turn the left wing 0fSnS EssssTss,.
But this iatenlion is understood I.
il opposed to Massena, with q supei
force and unless the former be defeat
this las, combination is disconcersed, !.
Napoleon must retire.
We have seen some letters respec
the battle Of Eylau, which throw newlit
on the circumstances leading to that
mepdous coDaic,. Dernadotc, alias Pc
Corso. being greatly pressed sent for
inforcemsn.s. His courier was inssrceE
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FaoM THE ATLAS.
THE. PURCHASERS .qAIz.


THE uRcHAsER.-4 .4A1z.
Friend, in thy travels, hast ibcu never seer,
with mincing gait,
And naughty air,
The vain cs4uette
.Iiipto the fair,
Under preten0e some articles to- buy
But moresto show her pretty body
To every gaping noddy,
And make each love. struck topling sgs.ss
s. Thor Elsst, Tween.
eSoshavs I seen the sclf-conee;tsd fop.
-Enlerwith naughty pride, my shop,
And NEST ohsequious airs
Ills noddle almost kiss'd the ground;
But soon his cane he gan to dandley
~ And rose as stsai sssst as t.sllay candls.
Or his pom3tum'd hair
And thus he spake, and wisely lock d around :
g. Thou'st vastly many pretty things to SELF
AID should like TO buy:
g Walt please their prices, Sir, to tel !"
g They're, d;aercnt," y reply
~" 7 90 much, by G--,' Sir Fopiing cris. :,
aTurn'd on his heel, ard off he hica
,I,ACITUisN-
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LUMBER YARD.

HE subscriber respectfully informs rs
friends and tAe public in general, that
= mas established.a LUMBER YARD, adj
!u.alns Colonel Ramsay's wharf, where he
, ..as!s keeping constant supply of the best
materials in that line, and will sell low for
!: sasn or on a short credit.
May s. : eoam
y. D. He continues the House-Joiners'
~ snSl1ess, and from his knowledge in that line,
im pay particular attention to any orders tor
,'Smoer thatThe may receive.
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NEW YORK, Nay IL:
Late Fs1- Intelligence &,

A4slte f01eag'Is faesetss}gScitee,
We copy the following Articles from !
London paper Of April cd. with whieh cap.
tain Thompson. Of the ship Wss;poins,
sfrem Londonderry. has politely favored the
editor Of the NJ srcanslie advertiser. Y is
one day later than any .adyiess previously
received.
LONDON, April2.
Foreign papersto the 20 b uEimo, nave
reachs d us, VII cta abound 10 pacific reports.
! Itsesms 10 be general opinion on the con.
.tinens, that q negociasion tor peace, under
The mediation of the court at Vienna. has
either been actually commeacedf or is about
TO take place, between Frsnce and Russia.
We trust, however. that The intercourse
between the cabncss Of Yleuna and ST. Pc.
st-rsburg has some better object inview,
than to relieve Boasparte froaa his present
embarrasaments, by a p.scipitatc and III
advised peace, which he would maintain
just as losg as suited hisconsenience, and
not Que moa,enl longer. According 10 e.
very appearance tnev have at last got the
iyger in the tolls; and it is their fault II
they le, him escape. ] he following is an
article from
a3tutgard, Mavch II.
The reports of an armistice' are ssillin
ejaculation; an1, it is added, thas since
tns mediation, Of the cour. Of Austria has
bean offered, the emperor Napoleon has
expsessed his willingness to treat with Rus
STA. upon the conditions offered by NJ. D.
Oabiil We mention these ,hiags merely
as rumors they only serve to shew the
senumen,s he people Of Germ ny en.ers
tain of the moderation OF the emperor Ma.
'polson.
We add another from
S : frankfort, Mareh IS.
8 Fer ONE DAYS past there has been a
repars OF ,hree-faId alliance between
france, Persia and the Pore. Soma say
it is ALREADY signsd BY The TWO latter pew
era, and that Francs Will accrde TO it.
g The news from Vienna continues %
wear the mos, paeihc complexion We
are assured tina; baron St-Vlncrn,'s mission
TO Wa saw has had the happiest conse.
.quences; and ,ha. Austria will now exer,
4 Il her influence at ST Petersburg to induce
Ra ssia 20 make peace bur. say these adj
Sires if consrsry TO all e1pscE ion the
tffsr.s Of the court Of Visana are not crown.
ed WIKI success, Austria will be more de-
termirsd than e-er 10 remain neutral dur.
;nr the 1rssent coa,est."
Yesterday, at IL o'clock, his majesty.
CANE irons Windsor TO tie queen's palace.
About half pa one his MAJESTY gave auIIi.s
ence 20 lord E4skine, whea his lordship de.
-. ar seal. AT o'eaos ( his