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IN TtLLIG EN- c E.


PHILADELPHIA, February 20.
BY the ship Oliver Ellsworth, arriv-
ed at Ncw-York in 81 days from Liver
pool, We have received our regular files
OF London papers, comprising the
Times, Morning Post, Courier, and
Evening Star, to the 5th Of January
from which wchaye made copious s.lec-
tons for this days Register
As peculiarly interesting to the Ame-
rican reader, We have thc pleasure to
announce, that the Treaty Of Amitv,
Navigation, and Commerce, was con
cludod in London ON thc 31st Dec. be-
tween Jhe Commissioners of the United
States and Great Britain-Ihc terms
VIII remain secret until the treaty is
rautIed-Wcre we to judge Of them by
the approximations expressed in some Of
our London papers, we should conclude,
that they were favorable to the United
Statcs-And, if the written assurance,
given to our minister at Paris ~ the
minister Of marine, which we copy from
the National IntcIligcncer, is to be rcli-
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ate mind, that this mode of writing on
any subject is extremely ''imbyober." 1t
may irritate, but is little calculated to
convince an opponent. And when dis
cussions produce irritation, instead of
conviction or instruction, they are rather
injurious than otherwise. But this re-
suit must be attributed to the manner in
which they are conducted and cannot
be good reason for suppressing them
altogether. 4 man who thinks he has
reason on his side, may IS well produce
his arguments and xpress his senti-
ments 'With fairness and dccencv," that
is, without throwing acrimonious reAec-
tons on those who are of different Opt
nion,-as indulge himself in uncharita-
BE reproachcs. And when discussions
are conducted with good temper, they
may be attended with very good effects.
Some of the Farmers words respect
ing CamilLus, amount to calling him
reyilcr OF government, and an advocate
OF conspirators. If Camillus (who, I
make no doubt, is conscious of the puri-
" Of his intentions, and tenacious Of his
Patriotism) should be disposed to reply,
and to retortabusc, no good consequence
could result. 1t IS plain therefore, that
where pieces abound in asperity and i'll
humour, and in differences without any
premises, tn are worse than useless,
and must be excluded. EDIToR.
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doubt in the case. But what are the
facts? Authentic accounts were receiv-
ed, and Camillus correctly states, that
several citizens were arrested by order
Of a military officer, and, (" without being
confronted by their accusers, heard III
th>ir defence, or having an opportunity
to produce proof Of their innocence"
origins guaranteed TO them by the Fcde-
raj Constitution,) " have not only been
imprisoned, but transported like con-
vlcts from the country" and compelled
TO undergo the hardships and dangers
o. winter voyage from New-Orleans
to BaltinOrc.-The habcas corpus issu-
ed III the case Of DR.. Bollman, required
him to be brought before the court, at a
specified time, that he might be dealt
with according to law; but Gen. Wilkin-
son made no return TO the writ, until he
found an opportunity TO send him off
lie then appeared in court, and avowed
his dlso5edicnCc to their process. In
the case Of SwarWout, he would not al
low the sheriff to be admitted, to serve
the process Of the court upon him. Ca
mllus represents Wilknsous conduct,
as . daring outrage on prorriety," and
an " Insult on the law and the govern
ment;" and cc0sures the Judges for not
maintaining the authority Of the law and
the constitutional rights OF the citizens.
The Public are to judge whether he is
118ht or wrong.
Mcssrs. Boliman, Swartwout. Ogden,
Alexander, and Adair, were all trans
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SDoule9tlr.
From TIE PubAe Idver.iLsr.

Ns,y on q faSrr, Jsid 70 Be tie r5irSTrS Treaty.
have this day read paper, fad to be eItraa' from
the late rejected Britih Treaty. The federa1s at
frn abufsd Mr.. Jefferfon for his prompt ss1ion Of
this treaty, and it is made public for the avowed
purpole Of bringing this venerable aatefasn and his
administration into d6grsce. If any thing was want
ing to eonfummsie the greatness Of his character &
to nov how completely he is qualified for the Office
he has 80 honorably filed for feven years pan, il 10 on
y neceary read the treaty which he rs fsd have
rejeaed Ills oondua, 70 far from deprefing him in
tie elio1ation Of his friends and an impartial world
will ferve 70 confirm them in their former good opni-
on Of his wifdom and Integrity. The treaty as we
haye, isreplete with advantage Britain and con-
fesusnt disadvantage to this country lhall take
the liberty Of eIpreiug my views, in hort notes. Of
lorne parts Of this osnoxioss nnrument.
The third ar,ielercguIates commerce between this
country and the Britih Ean-TndiesThis article il, in
fbAsnee the fame asthe article Of the cid treaty on
the fame fubjca, except tina, this article osges Our
veels 20 Gail diret from this country 20 the Britih
Ean-Indes Every merchant knows how much this
direa failing viii aea the commerce of this country
Oar ips in their India voyages after falling from this
country Britain, 10 Amilerdam, France, TO the
lie Of France, and to the Cape Of Good Hope. Theie
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LAND FOR SALE.
TIE G,Lfrib.r cy;N., -

TIE Ju5jcri6er evj6eJ TO EH
'HAl valuable FARM, on which he reiides, con-
4 tanning BY aa'Hl iurvey II 90 81 acres. The
Land is generally level and equal TO any il the neigh
oorhood There are about l ) or 90 acres of excel.
lent Meadow. IL is iituated Oh Niattopony river
mules above the Court Houfe, two from, Kin, vii,
nam contribute and about thirty miles from, th.
City OF Richmond, and adjons the lands OF Col Lar
kin Smith, Gen. II. Young and others The i'm
Provements are large Dwelling Houie. too iio-ies
nigh with four rooms and paIage on each fioor,
good barn, fable, carriage houle ard brick isore
h'uie' completely Fitted for ar-,a eore. ALTO,
granary, on wharf where veflels drawing ten feet
water can load Its fituaton is very eligible for
profeional character oteount of It's contigus, TO
1e'era Cenrt-koufes. He wiiell the whole ar RI.
improvements with part Of the land as may f,t the
eonvenency OF the purchafer Terms may be known
by application to Charles Hill in Richmond. or to
the fubieriber in King & Queen county
EDWARD HILL.
'eP1'iS' lawlmg.
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FOR RENT

I'M Psgss7 Siven Cb,jfmo, next, fer term ssf GG
tia" three no, mare Baa Jeven yes,s,
M 7 TAVERN and the plantation thereun.o I'D
Iva jnining in the county of Meoklenhutg, about
enc rsilc from Lady skiPwiths and someryilles fer
RES on Roanoke river the main road leading from
the C1rolina's, Georgia. &c to Petersburg, Richmond
and the Federal City.
, me Iavern-houfe is large and eosmodious, good
Rabies and all other neceGary out houfes-on tbis
plaes IS coed apple aud peach srehard which never
iaI bearing fruitthsre is quantity Of hickory tim.
seres land convenient which may be cleared aud uf.
Cd at the deretion Of the 1t is deemed unne.
eehary to fay more as it is prefumed that thofe whs
with ~ rent would fra view the premifss Blu, the
iuberiber with proprety fay the advantages at
taehed 70 this place. renders by far the moi adva-
tageous Rand for and ore in that part of the
country. There will be telerabIe crop OF wheat
lowed on the place. FER terms, &c. apply to the
fSbierber living on ths Prsmifes.
Howell GRAVES
Sept. $. oawgn'
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Sept. ls.
FOR SALE.

VIE Tract OF LAND whereen nov live, con-
tanning two hundred and iorty-one acres ly;ny
and being in the county of CheGerfsld, abou, n;us
miles from Manchester, and one from, lanes River
taere is very good dwelling houfe wild, good barn
an other out houfes; apple and peach orchard !,
very high and healthy fituation very imai psrt
OF the aiorefaid Land cleared, alto win to fell unc
nan OF 4 Crit Mill, on Po~hite Creek, within ore
mile OF my aforelaid Land. This Mills ,en,irety
new ana perhaps is as profitable any mill OF ,ha
kno IN the county There is only one pair of ZONE.
at work at the prefent bu, is 70 conlru sted fat
mail expence) to put up another pair. For term.
apply to the fubfcriber.
49, JOHN FORE.
IS. There is no doubt but there is Coal ON IN,
aioTe'a'd Lands as great iRn has been dilcovered
Sept 10. Iaw2ms.
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TO BE SOLD

n! Han'vfr conrt-Hoyfc, ne 4f5 I1cd.ray in No
0f'7bfr next, 6eing CoYyt day, u,aas to Gs,te eff
tie County Court of Hascoy, lin 4sJic5 5fyiHoa.
Wi7steId and Otb:'s, hcafel Of 1abn hin 6-d DEED.
are Ff' and Iboaas HicqfeH and otbe,1 AhaJ
a TRACT of LAND, belonging TO the eita,r of
L n the laid decd. containing between and GOO
acres lying and being in the comfy Of Franklin aud
ttate OF Kentucky. credit of twelve months will
be given the purchafer or purchaers, and deed ex.
eeuted TO him or them, with lpeeial warranty. on
entering intoas many bonds with lecurity, as :here
aFelegasees, payable 20 them refPe aiyeiy
BY THE COM'Rs.
Sept. 10. law2ng
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Fan H~a5 fran TIE JaGfxiJer, in tie month Of

IA" H~aS fran TIE fagfeiJer, in tie month Of
1pn- l-f
a SMALL NEGRO MAN, by tho name of
IN JOE, of yelnw eompexon his HAIR grows
very lar back and ihows large forehead he is a.
bout 40 years of age and is very good Goe-nalrr.
and lkewie undertakes 10 be clotlor ne isincI;.
nab!e to be ficEly i, is thought he nole forreI
horie, when he went off. / expect Joe has Glanced
his NAME and probably may call hmfeIf Ben. qh;ch Is
his fathers nahre WHO'S free man, and undsrOand
he has oen his fathers free Certificate which cer,i
fcate was fgred by Robert Pollard, Clerk of King
and Qaeen eounty,in Virginia. will give twenty
dollars 10 any perfon if aPPrshended in this fare, or
thirty if of the ftats. Information NAV h.. oh
tanned by lodging letter at King and Queen Court.
Houie, in which county reiide.
ROBERT HCSKfNS.
ONtooer o' Iaw3AT
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will Be prefented to the mex, ce-
"A neral AGembly of the Commonwealth of v;r.
ginia, for the removal of the Dinr9 Court. now
holden at the Court Hou!e OF Northumberland conn.
ty, toa more central place, within the dinris9 COM
poied of the counties of Richmond, Wenmor-,.p5
LancaRer and Northumberland
"eam0reiand Court Hcule, Sept 26.-1swene
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NOTICE..

A IL perfons having claims syairn the eas,e of
a John Sandidge, deeeafed, are regretted to
bring them forward, to the tubicrber, duly authent-
Gated, on or before the r day of November rext at
winch time dividend OF the aiets in my hands will
take place thoie failing to comply with this adyer
tiiemen, wiil'be excluded from the benefit of faid di.
S'cehd' THOMAS WHITE.
Sept. S. lawam.
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FOR SALE.
oaOber 8.

FOR SALE,
HE following PROPERTY, belonging m Ro-
IL bert Alexander, Efq. Of WoodCord county. ia
the Rate OF Kentucky:-ALOT OF GROUND IN
the City OF Richmond, with valuable Houfe there
on, one room of which is occupied by the lew, "a
Synagouge-under the houfe there are a Ter NJ
Vaults, originally intended for Wine Cellar. aIC,
the TRAD Of LAND wherein William Alerandsr
Zig formerly reiided about three miles from the CT
ty OF Richmond. Two years credit, from the fra
day Of January next will be allowed the purebafer
OF whom bond with good fccurty bearing intersa
from the iad FRI day of January, and mortgage IN
the Premifes will be required, and to whom CONVEX.
ante in fee hrple with warranty will he Granted
Poileion OF the traa Of Land may be had on the dav
Of iaIe, and OF the Vaults, but tie Jews are entitled
to me pohehon Of the re Of the houfe un,il ts 6ra
day OF May neIt-Unlefs the property IS folJ bv pri-
vse bargain, J. will be fold publicly at the front door
OF the Eagle Tavern between the hour, q b and =
O'Clock, p M on Saturday the gath Say Of October
next. The hile papers may be ieen aud every itfor
n1asion granted by applying to me-
VIM, HAY. fffoy7~y IT, f,s Er
RoBERr HLtxhNrkt.
Richmond, Avg. 9TH, 1901 ,r,f
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But. accompanied IS it was with note fin
gular in phrafeolosy and extraordinary in OBJ
ject, amounting to an attempt TO coerce the
u. States into IN alliance with England againit
France, the Pre6dent, without referring it to the
Senate, rejected 1t as thing 70 incompatible
with the independence and honor of the u. S.
that it could not be deli5erated upon by the
Senate without incurring odium to both.
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FALL GOODS.

7Ss absiI~s reeeioins BY ne Ship Hsriehell fem
Liv~po'I, an exfesGvs Isefi, Of
M r II c II A n d. u 2,
CUrrABLE tothe approaching ieafon---are in dali
~ iy expectation Of their London GOODS, by the
nip Caipb, which will make their ssortnsnt COM
Plete, and which they offer for e by the piece or
package, on the moi moderate terns
JOHN r. ROBERT GaAiBLE, Jun.
Sept. 9. oaw6w.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
z" fHrusnse Of D-e,te Of ID. Hgb Cant of CBaneer,
70, the Richmond DjFri7, BY content of a,fies The
Jolo7OiTg property, bAogkiag 10 ibe sfats of Tsme,
Andsr/0n, SsSd qOiA6e Jod 10 NE 6igBef Eidd.,, On
Hsredf Of tzVetVe moatis9>ts.ruif.'.
On TH5tSay tie 29ib day Of Sfptez,ber aesf,
| HAT comnlodous and well fituated HOUSE Il
l. LOT, on the main-itreet in the city of Williamf-
burg, at prcient occupied by Mrs. Camp. ALTO, two
vacant half acre LOTS, near the Free School in the
iaid city. The fale to be made OH the premifes.
On MoHday fbt 4b day .f Dee. foho7Oiag,
That valuable HOUSE and LOT, fituated at the
foot of the capitol bill, in the city of Richmond, in
the occupancy of Charles Bsfher aud others. The
fale to be made on the premfes Alto, at the fame
time aud place, two valuable Traas of LAND, lying
on Wills Creek gate of Kentucky, and within few
miles Of the Ohio river.
There are eight thirty fifth parts OF the above ma
med property, which belongs to infants and where
the price Of any eperate parcel exceeds fourteen
Hundred dollars, an irteret with the purchafer mug
be retained in that portion for them.
Additional information may be had on applications
to Robert nderon of williamsburg
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Sept. /. zawt29thS lawtlfD &eptl4thD
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 90.

We underfand that orders have been fent from the
War Department to the different Military Pots, d.
reSfng the Officers thereof, not to enR any Brtil
Deierters in the Army of the us.
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October 8.
NOTICE,
Wortby the attention Of mdrrmklrs.

W0rt6y tie attention Of anlerhkerg.
HE Subscribers, Commifioners appointed by the
Court of Culpepper County, TO Contract for tbe
building Of COURTHOUSE, for faid county.
give this notice. Plans Of the fame are LODGED with
MI Richard Norris and Capt Benjamin Sh9ckleford
IN the town of Fairfax, for the inpeaion and infor
nation OF fueh as may be inclined to undertake the
iaH' Propofals will be received by either of the
Commlfiloners till the third Monday in next month,
and meeting of the Commiffoners will be held a,
the Court Houfe, on Wednefday the GIG of next
month, IN order TO contract for the fame, :, with
';n'e the Payments will be made known. The walls
are to be o. Rome from the foundation up to the water
table, and of Briel; above
PHILIP R. THoMPsoN.0 O
d. JAMESON,
DAM. BROWN
THOS. lEFFERIES,
JOHN McNEALR, 8
RICH'D. NORRIS,
BENZ. sHACKELFoPD,
oaober 8. o,~s.
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N0TE.
Preprietors of 900 dollars nom.
inal Tx per cent. fock fub-
ferihed before the In October,
1907, will be entitled to re-
ceivc, e4e CO of1rr sx.
II fubfcribed between the In Oc-
tober, and slit December,
1907, e44 81
between the In January, and
18th March, 1908, Gle OF
Prorrietors Of 600 dollars nomi-
nal deferred, fubfcribsd before
the q October, 1907, will be
entitled to receive, $50 rs
IL fubfcribes between the IN Oc-
tober, and SIR December,
1907, SIS 81
between the IN January, and
l7th March, 1903, sSI AZ
Being the unredeemed amount of the old Rock on
the IN July, and October, 1907, and IN January,
1908, respectively.
Proprietors of 100 dollars three per cent. Rock
will be entitled receive $50 dollars of new fix.
]. p. Corr Linz.
June 10, oaem.
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LOAN Orrrcr, srArr OF VIRGINIA, Jvxr
8, 1907.
NOTICE rs HEREBY CIyFN.

MAT, in conformity with the proviiions Of
the a9 supplementary to the aa, entituIed
An aet making Proviion for the redemption of the
Thee oil the public debt of the United States" books
Will be opened 1t the office of the eoniinifioner of
loans for the fate of Virginia, the III day of July
next, to Continue open until the feventeeth day Of
March, lsos, inciuiivelY, the fourteen laa days of
each quarter excepted for the purpols of receiving
iuoicrpons tor fuch parts OF the old Six per cent de-
ierred Tx per aud three per cent focks as may
on the day of fubicrpon, iand on the books of the
faid conmiilioner of loans.
Ihois proprietors of I'll, old tx per cent, and de-
ierred Rocks, who may fublcribs, will receive in
lieu thereof fix per cent. ftock, equal to the
unredcemed amount of the flock furrendsred re-
deenabs at the pleafure Of the United States. under
privile however, that reimbursement f,all BE-
made exeep, for the whole amount OF any frch new
certificate OF flock, till after Fix months previous
notice and the proprietors OF the three per cent.
Rock who may fnbcrhe, will receive in lieu thes
fix per cent. foek, equal to fxty-fvo per cent, OF
the amount Of three per cent furrendcre5 redeena
bile in the fame manner the fix per cent. a.
bsrs mentioned, bu: reimburlabls however with
oe the atent Of the holders, until after the whole
e the new ixper cent. (given in xchange for old fix
or deferred asahovemetoned we'll as the yvhols of
the eight per cent. hock of the United States, fal
nave been reimbursed. 1t is ALTO provided that in e.
very reimbursement which may take place, prefer
enee will be given TO thofe creditors who may ne
tiiy their with to be reimbursed and that if the APP
Plcatonsto that effect fhall any time either exceed
or fall h,ort of the fun then applicable to that pur-
pole, the priority OF payment al, 70 fer as may be
neoeiiary, be determined by lot.
The preient ftoek-holders who refds in any part
OF Europe, and may ahent that modification, NAV
at their option, receive the intere accru;ng on the
uew itock, either in the United States as heretofore,
or in London, or Amsterdam, at par: in which
lat cafe. the ntereR will be paid there by the bank
ers OF the United States, fix month, fubfequent TO
the day, on which the fame would be payable in the
United States, and fubjea variation nor to a.
ny other deduction than commiion to the bankers,
OF 0iis half per cent. OIL the interehthus paid.
JOHN PAGE, Censaris;sne, Of Losn.
NOTE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-09
From tie Charleston Courier.

WE have occasionally made extracts
from work published In Philadelphia, su.
titled !" IN Inquiry into the present stak
Of lite Foreign Relations ofMe Umon" 81,
From the jadgmentaad ablli y with whlsa
II IS written, and the genuine PATRIOTISM
which brea,hes through every page, it !;
deserving OF the mos, serious perusal OF
every American, who feels an interest IN
the honor and happiness of his county,
The patriotism OF the author is no, of the
present democratic school-bus OF that
which glowed in the bosom Of WAsHIse'
TON, and WHICH animases all his disciples;
which prefers independence TO tribute
and naional honor TO aa absequloas %.
pendanse on a foreign power. c nsclou'
CT those iaesilma5le privileges wneh u"
Immortal hero had Obtained FIR him, nc
feels ladlgssnt a, the imbeciity OF max
faction which would barter away his bl'a,
right for a palsry ropolarity-who va'la
I'll the treasury. while they expose tnsn
country TO the outrage Of every laWIs''
freebaotrr-.and who trample upou the
prlacipks aud SCOT at the opinions OF oa'
illastlions Washington. We-shali oaca
sionaliy coatians TO make extracts ffo'"I
this excellent work /; bu, we recommends ~
10 The most earnest swanaer, to our rev.
ers1 70 peruse. the whole pamphlet
compare lie psiac,pIes with those eonsa, 10
ed in thar inestimable book emphatlcanJ
calico "Ameyica's Lsgacy," whereo ~
parting advice of our Washington is gyy..
10 the people whom be made free.
those who prefer the principles Of me ?
seat administration 70 those OF .le w.
who achieved our iad=psndrn@s ~"
prefer the wisdom Of Jefferson "a us ~
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than:this same b. R. Williams, Every man
has a talent for something Yet this man
sometimes mouths oll1a speech And, if the
article would sell; might make much by
becoming tie patenlee Of his own speeches,
under the medical term Of Genuine Essence
of; Smoke But, maiora eauanrAs, who would
waste breath in talking Of vapoI III s
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Passage of the Uko.

~"'S~t1S n WV ~ we 3
. Atihe same moment general Nanfea-
~, with K,sIr's DIVISION, ADD brigade Of
hgh cavalry totally routed 10 thesfront
Of Rurscea,b, the Cossseks and enc.
my's a!fy who had crossed the U1kaat
that polut. and then defended the passage
ct the river. .Ihe seventh corps Of the ar.
my commanded by Marshal Augereau, eff
fcctrd ns passage of the .Urka at Kurs.
comb aud routed the $4,000 men who dc.
Tended it. The passage of.he bridge was
achieved in the most b. iliiant Style. Ii was
performed by the 14lh of the l,ne lie close
columns, while the 10Th light Infantry kept
up.,a brisk FIRE of musketry on the right
bank. Scarcely had the 18th formed on
the o,hcr sid. of .he .b.idgs, when they
had 60 meta charge of cavalry, which
they sustained With the. iatrepidty habi.
tuat to Ri: Frepch infautry. Blu. pike.
man unfortunately forced his way to the
head OF the line. aud plugged his pike into
the colonel4who lnnedia.eiv fell dead on
the spot He Was brave soldier aud
worthy Of commanding SO brave corps.
a discharge of mlskutry by his regiment
ia the very faces Of the eaemy, aud which
threw their cavalry into the greatest disor-
der, was the first ,aonol done 70 his memo.
ry.
: On the 25,h the Sd corps commanded
b. marshal Dayeuss, marched for Tskocyn
whittier the enemy retrested. fhe stu
corps commanded by msrsh !! Lanne took
the road 10 Puitusk, wlththe div,sioa Of
Beker's dragons. The emperer wi,hthe
greater part Of the cavalry Of reserve, pro :
ceeded 70 Ciechanow !"
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8 Passage of the Soma.

General Gardaaoe, whom the emperor
had sent with 80 Of his guards to recon-
noltrs The enemy's motions. reported that
they were passing the river Ssnas at Los
Pazyn. Thegraad duke Of Berg, who had
been lefrill at Warsaw, unable to resist the
impatient desire which he felt 70 take apart