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FALL GOODS.
KIRBY, DRAKE q TAyI,OR

KIRBY, DRAKE q TAYLOR.
Dire n9TO reesipiag BY tie PIP RoLlA from Lo-a0n
ALARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT or
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(sELEcTED DT 4 PSRTlTg or TIE HOUSE, y
--a'r>zg -ytit6 arg
cNDoN fuPe'iins Cioths,l S...,;o. ,.,,t,,
4 Keriey"erss * roilenet.S '4Fs''o' 4a2f'ty'
G.Htlemen's Patent Silk and Beaver Hats,
Children's Ir,@l'gar aud Erikine do.
Eicgan; Leno PoIue5 and Sewed mullins,
Do Robes aud Drtlss,
ColoaredI,alisn C-lpe' :or Ladies Dr,fes,
SILK, Cotton and Worltsd HoierY,
sriih Linens, Lawns and Shee,iugs,
Al Cotton Shifting (es,y .Eas)
Ladies Kid Shoes
CA!ieoes. Calr5re;' Chla.brays, Cotton and Thread
Laces, Sc.
And in daily eSpeaaton Of renewing ny the Pro
te&f,is from Liverpool, a large ahorlmelt Of co1rie
Wooiens, &c. ~ Of which xiii be fold very low
v'holeile and reiail, Cor e4h iort credit to
puncllaI euepners.
Sept. 80 #
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RIcHMoND TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1907.

Y lie bulinefs hitherto carried under the firm
, OF Robert Gordon = Co. will her eaiier be COLI
duS'ed under tina, OF Go&poN, TKoKIs, q Co. i'll
the houfe formerly occupied by Mslirs. WIN. Mac
kinze g CO. at the of the reet next below
the Eage-Tavern.
They bave reriued their FALL GOODS,
g -AMoNG WHICH ARE st
kUPERFINE Cloths , ipgs for Waiecoats,
and Kerfcymsfes, Fine Irih Linens,
Very fine Fanucls, Hardware and Cuttery,
iayge as.ors@a.@ ,smi'h's Bellows, Anyils
Coarie Wcolens, and Vices,
Deonet's Patent Cords, Tin in Boxes,
Mel ikin ard silk Quilt c Sheet Copper aiforted,
They have alto received lait week, fmall addiri-
on TO their Acek Of Gae old Madeira Wine part Of
which has been upwards of three years in Richn,ord
few chefs ri fefeTior quality Imperial Tea fo,.ic
very fae old Run. and Freu,h Brandy, &c. sc.
OCT. II. oaw2w.
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FALL GOODS.
u L 4. II Il. Il N Il a u

-.- X L III Il Il. ~ n X U U x E,
Has jP received ei.gam e5;rt7ent IF GOODS, al
eaiai-d for HE egiaing Jcajoa, Co2G4iag Of
C,uPERFiNE London Cloths and Kerieymeres,
- Second Do Do Do
suPerhne and fecond quality Coatings,
Forea Cloths Plains and Kendall Cottons,
Role and Mach Ccar Blankets,
Velvets Velvateens, Princes and Prefdsnt's Cord.
silk and Worried Walcoatings of various kinds
Gentlemen and Ladies fix, Sc worried Hofery,
Silk Velvets, aiIorted colours,
Grapes do do DO ..
Sarcenet;s DO do do
Luteliriugsdo do do 70, Dyessey.
DO. Ribbons, ]rih Linens and Lawns,
silk & Cotton Ginghams, iriM sheetings.
Cotton Chambrays, German Linens,
Calico and Chintzs, Shrtine Cotrons,
Elegant kohes and short Dimties and Cambrck
DreGes, Dimties,
Plain 8, figured Leno's, Carpe,iugs and Hearth
Do do Mild Mrlnst Ruggs,
handlone aliortmens of Kid aud Morocco Shoes,
a few pair Of elegan, CoGar and white top Boots.
All of which he Will fell at the MOT reduced price
for cath.
C9ober 10. If
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FHLL GOODS.


I,e re7o sbsaiagjp be H,Ute5bqfebs PeF Office, lote-
q oesasi.(by Afebis. Bo5a u He6ncy an exicp)fye
e65r~ofer fas GOODS, yeesiv.d by TIE slip Calps
G3w L07doa TJey bay. k,~o ie47ei zcib 0aeL ta,st
dTptioq a,-o4g Hem Hey 7yspif es,ijspie,k resos7-
msai HeD eg5,f~eafof Laaaoa Sn6eyfas
CNLOlHS, CsEmeres, rodrnsts aud Hats, all of
~ a very hyperion quality. Aio; an elegan; anort-
u,nt Of Fashionable Robes, NBnns, Iaces, &c.
They have alto on hand q large sGoftment Of eoarfe
Wuolens, Hardw ware, &c. received By the Ships Her.
lchell, and John and Charles from Liverpool. The
whole forms q complete sGortnent, well worthy Of
attention, which ,aey offer for iale on liberal terms
O9obrr 10. H.
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THE HALLER!AN ACADEMY,

~ IN gHE cry OF RICHMOND.
OIECE thg Ian advertisement, fociety has been
formed wheh places the above iuGitution under tie
joint admnil'a;ion and management Of Dr.. IIaler
and L II. Gr@rdin, at.iy ORE Of tie Prsfcn.rs IN
VIM. u Mary College. Their co operation vii
commence OIL the 2oth enrreDt.
Mar. D. Doyle will aio commence his in1ru,Gion.
asPrcfeiIor of The Latin aud Creek Languages, &C.
oiber' aehe.s are actually engaged for the variou,
departments Of nliruelon.
OaI4. enst
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NOTICE

- ISHERE Err GTTRM,
HAT PETITION vii bc p-,Gn.rd To the
next General Affinity, of the Commonwealth of
Virginia, praying tia; 'fe right a. ttc Gid Common
wealth 20 the real e0ate 81 Wsr. +. IN. Deed. sbo
died irtyGaie may BE- reraied Tor t.e hyn q. Of lis
Nerhrwi iieory r. AriiholJ, who is an ,lier, having
only rchdsd three years in this a:s the ,ytn of t1t
time III this Civ, aho prays to breoai, eitz! ,n.
der the fame ar.
Richmond 90. I6 o,,yGv
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

mn be gizen to any Perjon, qpbo qpiN deiiVer TO
me, IN tire Cowty Of Or0ngr, or /seare him
in any jail. % tbat get bin agan,
"A NEGRO fellow Eamed LEWIS, ~ho runaway
L about the III OF July Ian, from Capt. James
Cooke of Albemarle, to whom he WIS hired He is
good eoarfe carpenter by trade, and rough ihoe-
maker is about SO years old, rather above the COM
mon height, but Of thin body and village, Garp chin
and nouih habtuated imilirg and News his teeth
very much when he fniles He is ihrewd fenGble
and fnooh oiiy-tongued fellow well acquainted in
7he City of Richmond, aud in the counties OF Orange
AlbenarIe Louila and Hanover: and came from, the
eitate OF the late Gen. Mellon in the county of Han
over, where he was lurking the lat heard of him
DABNEY MINOR.
Orange, Oa. II. CT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20

b girsae Of Gef Of tnf, r.ssg,a or tie E5 day of
1fey AF, 10 TIE jaIjsriber, BY FraIc,iek Jsse, and
Rbord Garter, for TIE PURPLE u teuyig certain 4sJts
hertia Heefed-WILL soLD, 10 hebigJeR bid
der, far rs54y many, at TIE FnG4e 0Fse Of Taylor
u BrG7vn, FyidLy he Oh Sly Of horer,jsr arst
2 e HREE NEGROES, viz if0oDrI, HARM
J and S-dLL7T, or 10 many thereof as will iatis-
fly fad trui.
WILLIAM MURPHY, T,ufee
Ga. II. ,dif.
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NOTICE

;FY b EJ, on T5srJl+y t5e !5t5 Nov. 1907. in tie
Ioron IF liirn-b5Rrr at he D7vsHing- Kogje of tie
Ht ..ffyfEtb C. Brsvra, ali kit Efate, eOsgfirg Of
and Kitchen FURNITURE, a
l. \ fun lett Of Carpenters Tools, Kiln of Bricks,
one IIorie and Cart, one Cow and five Sheep. The
terms will be made known the day Of sle ALTO ;
AT the fame time and place, will be hired nine NE
GROES, until Chrianas, 1903 among whom are,
two sood Carpenters and Que par nf Sawyers. 1t is
rtqueGed that thofe who have claims agat the faid
efae, will make them Known, Oh or before the day
OF iae and thoie who Indebted to laid eate, Ell
ther by bond or oherwiie will pleafe make payment
10 the Adminiilratcrs.
MARY BROWN, A4piarst,ix. az
JNO. HOWLEEr. A-hsiajqrafor.
Oaober 10. SIG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20

ILL thofe having chains againil he Enatr Of the
late Vim. r. an, are 5cqened,o bring ti,u, forward
on or before the l5h Eov r-xt ,to the Suhleriber.
properly authenticated, in order ;hst arrangements
may be made for tcir pagrrts az as hs ptricn-
Al eHa,e viii go TO dichsrge the fame. And thoie
whO are Indebted faid saae are rcqlened to make
immediate paycfea, 10 io Indulgence can be- zen.
HENRY l. ARNG+OLD, Hlv'r.
O9ober l6. oavsO
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so Daari ,e1ea'd, IF brought bome, vgibaA reajeza5l
e*Pene', and 90 doAiG's If eosfnedin. JsR, 6itat /
get bisr again.
/ , ANYWAY fromthe Subrcriber, living in Gran
I vile County, North Carolina, on the 3th inf.
years OF age This Negro is about fix feet high fiat
bodied, his hair light and ome beard on his chin,
che%s tobacco, his niouders very much fun burnt,
has large ANGLE and knee bones, n,ail legs fonewhat
bowed, and rather of all old appearance Had on
when he went Off light mix ed home pun Goat, e,
pair OF black velvet Psntaoons. Can read print to-
lerSb!y well, ard fay the flag ehale in Harrss Dia-
logue, which he is fond of repeating 1t is probable
he VIII charge his name and endeavor to PATS for
white man, whichhe may do without minute in
fPedfon. All perfons particularly matters of veiTes,
are forwarned from harbOrng, employing or carrying
off iaid negro. tcta,sf
JOHN HOWARD.
granville Oet. 10. 4if 2
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20

? HIS day came the complainant By his coupfel,
and the defendant Thomas Reeves, not having
entered his appearance, l;id given fecury according
to the a0 q! ahemby aud the rules OF this court, and
Appearing TO the atisation q the eour, that he is
not an nh4bitant of this ooun,ry On the motion of
the complainant is ordered, that tie faid defen-
dant, Thomas Reeves, do appear here on the fourth
Monday in November next, and snfv;er the bill ofthe
complainant; aud that copy Of this order be forth
with nirr;ed in Tome nea fpaper pubAsed in the city
OF Richmond iortwo months fnoee!Iivey, and ann
ther copy poted the front door of the houfe
OF this county. apd it is furtAer ordered, that the
defendant Temple do got pay, convey sway feeret
any debts by him owing the defendan. Reeves un-
til the further order or decree OF this court. b,
Copy. Ieae, arrH rut ~.
Ro: POLLaRD,jr. D. c. c.
Sept. I. Es epem
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RicnMOND TURNPIKE CoMPANY.

III a @ta'igg u tie Diy.9o,,a If ID, I1H Csn8l7y, on
S8erdiy i5s ION u O7sJ0, SOL
y FsOLVED, TIA, ali Shares of delinquent locls.
= .oltsc 10 he sdd company, be fold ~ auj4 ION
b0iore the fro1. dtof OF tIe ravern in tie Ci.
d Riehmond, 90 Moudiy ;he 2srd Of next mouth
Coy Ieie,
~. SHEPPARD, Cis,I.
CO. IA. t23dN.
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WILLIAM rRMpr

Has ressiv,i 5y Hs5b'p Hc~sebsu I,o~ LivDbsa and
Cnf< Ge7 Lo0doa,
a N extenGve lUpPiy o. MERCEANDIZE, fuits-
y bic to,he Prsi.ut and approaching ission, which
he will fell low.
O4. 10. If
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On the fame DIV viii b. rru.sl for one year. COM
msac1g on the hra January next,
ry7WC thirds Of tho f,id Plartstion Aid Windf,-
4 The Tenant sill be allow ed to fow wheat i'm
me,iiateiy, If he wif,esit
SAMUEL GREENH0W, ogca, 70,
W.. LASGBoRa, E<r. g(Eg. D4a4,i3ge, d.s'd
Oa. a.. er9,.
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At cl41- po1vr FoR P5vrERDAM,
re god f.f E,;iigg eas3e.,losiaa7s! SIP,

EN. RUSSELL. Capt. TABsR,
~ Now On her feeoni voyage, is in
IN ~ = Complete order fer the reception OF
sstsars3as@- cargo, and having large proportion
of the fame engaged, Will be ditpaIchcd in all he pre-
fent month--ior terms of freight apply to Richard
Blow, Efq. portlnou;b r. u A. pollok y Co.
Richmond, or BUCHANAN q POLLOK. .
Peterfhurg, Sept .. eptf.
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Ma. lie TELLER,
d ENTISE.

Has ,eturrea to R,cHMoNo, and zvM remain in TIE
fA-ee Esgv vvsets,
CONTINUING TO praaite in the d;fFrren, bran
" ehes of his protection, lie. Extracting Teeth,
cleaning and referring them their natural elegance
fettng artificial ones, 10 be uiefu as we'll as or
nanientai, and plugging the decayed cavities OF iu,h
as can be p-eleryed.
Applications viii be attended to at bis houfe over
Mr.. BRookEs, ..ore, il. the br,k row.
Oeto5er 7. ep2w.
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By the fuHcribsr, at Pabic Au:iou, on Monday
the end day Of November next, the plantation
called WinJlor, mar this City,
G. IL the Rocks Of Hoffes, Nudes, Cattle Sheep
4 y aud Hogs and variety If plantation Tools on
the fad plantation. The iae will certainly take place,
il the day ihall be fair.
The terms Of fae, viii be IL months credit on IN
iums above ten dollars, the purchale, giving bond
with approved ieeurily.
d EORRINGTON
Gala
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FNuCAIION.


4 PEPSONwi.ofo for many years hos been engaged
L = IS an initin.2or Of Youth, wiiss 70 uuder,ake
the fige line Of bufoe's fer the en.uing year, IN 4
hca,thy i,ua,ion. re prjfeGs TO teach he iinglia
Language grammaicai;, Arithmetic, Geometry.
Trigononietry, Algebra hIenfurl'ion, Gaugng, Sar-
veying, Navigation, Elements nf Gunnery, &ilrono-
my, Geography, tho uIe Of the Globes, the oonGrnc
ton of various kinds ol Maps, Char's &c and Ma.
fnral Philo(oPhy: Sndenis may ailo read Rhetoric
Logic, Moral Phiofo.hy, Civil aod .,eur.l Iijilory,
WIKI him to advantage. he Is provided wph .,sru.
mems Tor Theoretical aud Pfl5il4 Msthems les, 4
pair oil modern eighteen inch globes, N a;r pump K
H. neeeasry apparatus, "i;h Barometer tacfniou,
e'rr snd hygFometer; optical aPrarlta, oouG2:fg
Of variety of lenes, tceicope, anj rcrol:oprs Of
various deieriptjon foilptic b. aad gp.bet uriiin
&c. an ex,enfve eleaGeo apparatus; pile AID
battery with the neeedary anpaTa.us f.r experiments
in Gaiganiln; FINAL magnetic apparatus, ard ike
vile one for phiioiophicai ChemiGiy together with
hetwesn four aud Gge hoajfod y.luri., o. the mol
approved authors lie above toned iubjstts--
lie car produce the tnoG rsf,ed a5e te,;:a,on,!s o.
his fobfiety and attention 20 his brfnc's--I.rttcr
(poH paid dre1cdto -. =. I'D De 'rft 1T the PoG
Oih-efn Petersburg, will be attended ,a.
OEtOber 4.
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EDUCATION OF roUNG LADIES,
October 10.


n AT wILLIbdJBURG.
lVlR. ANDERSON's IDfttution for female I'M
provement, will be opened this feaion, under circun,-
dances that cannot fail intercR parents who have
Daughters to educate Tbppnited cares of Mr.. and
Mcs, Anderion and Mrs Camp, will be directed to
the mental and perfonal accomplishment of their pu
pills. whoir health, morals and department., will meet
with that fcrupulous decacy Of attention. which pa
rental io!ieiude only can properly appreciate large
and elegant apparatus has been provided for the iu
fration of the ltudies of Geography aud Hitory and
III The cultivation of the Englih and French languages
Mr.. a. viii avail himicf Is the la,el improvements
of tl;oe celebrated Writers. Indley Murray Of on
don, and H. 6. Dufef OF Philadelphia, by each Of
whom, he has been recently houored with a copy Of
he lst edition Of bis works The eourle of nitruc-
yion will conE1ence the Goth October, and be COM
pieted about the m May following: Terms Of board
ing and tuition for the whole period, 50 e. Children
under years old at hall price. For the extra bran
chcs Of accomplishment, MuGc, Drawing and Dancing,
otne Of the mot eminent teachers in the u States are
engaged to attend, tie ufal terms, iuch pupils as
delire Improvement in thc,c obic4s.
Williamsburg, O5tober 10.
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III Court beld far Henrieo Coaaty, at tie
Court HONE, TIE niatb day IF Ssb:eDs6er, so7.
Jofeph Whsa,hy & Company
agaioh I'm rcH.iNCERl.:
George Duncan and Lazarus
JoieFh, Dsits.
II MIS- day came tie corPlainln,s BIZ ,leir couu-
4 lei, and the defendant, Duncan, not having en-
feEed ISIS appearance and given i-eurity according to
the lt Of Alenhly aud the rules of this court, and
it appearing the f,isfatton Of tie court tha, he is
not an iehAbitant OF this Commonwealth: On the
motion Of the compIauants, l,ir Oyd,ed That he do
apPcarhere the firm day of December court next,
aud anlVer the bib of the complainant, and thar CO.
py of this order be forthwt inherited on iome ne VT
paper printed in the City Of Richmond, for tw
months iucesfhysy, and Ppiled the door of thu
Court HOSfe of 'iis county two fuceeiIve COURT
days.
Cory. Teae.
ADAM CRAIG, c. G.
Sept. %. ieran,.
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In King Wiai1g. County cont, %yege 95B, 1907.
Lauxsnce A1Ufe, Comps,
Agautt r. c.
Thomas 2.svcsand John Temple. 4" 0&lH'FHr'
De!.s.
ygSFIIS day l41. tie e0rpAriaaat " Ri, eoprli ant
Z TIE d,faa&a Tdos115 Resvrs, bdp;e- eTfJscj
liz a9f,rarcs ani gige~ veyy aees'fgg 10 t5e ael e
ILy eai rnie Is :6.s eo.rf, anil il aassayiec 10 ne
sfzqr Of bt eenf ,af b Is eot hjljjta7t qff5i'
fosqfyy, Oa mot,g or Ls s>eL,aq!, Hiy orarrei Hat
sgei,d a,Jvias, 75og1s Re'4c. a ae5ee" berr 10,
sayfG A4o4lyi IN Nov,Ag5.rarsf mi 4JTeer ne on Of
re Complainant. an? 5,t eoby Of t5is ody be syf5
rib iie,fsf in l3ass a4p,r /ajizr5in he city IF
RJmo,f i1go no7js Eee E!ysiy, oad aqei1sy fsoy
G59Gd at tie ani dss- g5c ecat b2pef fjis county,
ImdH jaritsr e.a.ysd, ibqt tie dJpA.af TtesSt, do
,ef ply, eo1Vsy 97e,ar ere> my A!ts him s.Oigq
fob, kf9t,a! Ret.es .r!H tie ariLsy O,dsr dcf,ee
II id1 es-rs.
Il cay. III,
70: POLLARD, Jr ,. C. c.
Se.t.I. ppm
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Granville, O9. 10.

II NOTICE.
l. FlE Co PartnerlhiP of John Lakeland & Co. is
this day dfiolved. All thofe indebted to faid con-
Germ, will pleafe forward and fetle their ac
counts. Thoie that have claims lgainn fai concern
will pleaie come forward and have them adjuRed. 2
JOHN LAKELAND,
SAYMER SCOTT
lara cct. l. 2aw3w
TIE Subferiber intends keeping an aIortmen, of
GOODS, fuitabe TO the leafon Which will,be fold
on Moderate terE,s. .
JOHN LAKELAND. 4,
O3. 10. y-.- t.s.'
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In King wiRiam County Cont, h4.g.f a5th, 1907.
Laudon Carter, Cg~ph. I
= AgainG
Thomas Reeves and John Temple, an oiAfNGA"''
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IN CHANCER1-

George Duncan and Lazarus
Joteph, Dsf,s.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
STRALSUND, Nov. 8.

Accounts have reached this place,
fhat corps CT French cavalry, consist
ing OF two or three thousand men, had,
under pretence of pursuing the Prus-
SLAMS, entered our country at Anclam,
LOitz, Mayenkrebs, Demmin, &c. that
the inhabitants had been plundered and
subjected to contributions, &c.
The ravages of the French in Meek
ienburgh have been most wanton.
The French have demanded from the
city Of Rostock a contribution of 10000
1iX-dollars.
The militia of this province are as
sembled, the gun-bOats are fitted out,
and every possible arrangement has been
made for the defence of this place.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19

against the generals, and the soldiers
against the officers. During this time
the garrison was in state of insurrec-
ton, and the first act of sedition was, to
hasten to the brandy magaz ines, break
them open, and drink without measure.
In short time, animated by this spirit
Gus liquor, they fired upon each other
in the streets, soldiers against soldiers,
officers against officers, and soldiers "a
gainst citizens. The disorder was at its
higeest pitch. Gen. Won Schoeler sent
courier after courier to gen. Savary, to
intreat him to come and take possession
Of the place before the moment fixed on
for delivering it up. Gen. Savary i'm
mediately hast9ned to march into the
town, which he entered through show
er of balls; made all the soldiers of the
garrison file through the gates, and shut
them up in meadow. He afterwards
assembled all the officers, acquainted
them thatwhat had happened arose from
want Of discipline, made them sign their
cartel, and re-established order in the
town. Several of the inhabitants are
said to have been killed in the streets.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
POSEN, November 25.

The invincible Napoleon has said to
the deputies sent to him at Berlin, that
as soon as he sees 80 or 10000 Polish
national guards in arms, he will declare
that the nation exists.
n central fund is established at Po-
sen, to receive subscriptions for arming
and cloathIng the national troops. The
same measures are to be taken at War
saw, &c.
In a proclamation issued by general
DOmbrOwski, the land-holders are call
cd upon to contribute the value of ten
per cent. In an apostrophe to the fe-
males, the general calls upon them to sa-
crihce the last Of their irwcl5, ornaments,
&c. and in lieu OF th 5 to adorn them
selves with the laurel OF patriotiem.-
thus (says he) We shall shew ourselves
worthy the protection Of Napoleon the
great"
Gen. Dombrowski has promised 1hat
the horses raised in Posen shall be paid
for. The emperor Napoleon (he saws
will soon be here. l shall expect ali
those Poles who have borne arms before,
to join me. That Pole who, through
indifference to his country, or from mo-
tives Of private interest, shall neglect my
admonltion, will be deemed an unwor-
thy son OF has country, and made to pay
either IN his properly or person. But
in an mean time, anticipate the for
nation of numerous body OF patriots"
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
LONDON, January q.

The city Of Magdcburgh has sent
deputation to Bonaparte, praying to be
relieved from the contribution of $50, 900
riN-dollars levied upon them by his or
der.
Previous to the entrance of the French
into Warsaw, the armed force directed
to be raised by Dombeowsky, was COM
pletely organized, under the command
of prince Poniatowski.
The want of provision, added to the
number of troops, &c. at Schwerin, has
caused violent epidemic disease to
break out in that town and neighbour
hood. About the middle Of last month,
the influx Of French troops proceeding
70 join the grand army was so great,
thatafamine was seriously unprecedented.
Every house in the city was obliged to
furnish lodging and provisions for seve-
raj soldiers, and as fast as they marched
away they were replaced by others.
In addition to the five regiments Of
infantry lately raised in the dominions of
Hesse, two regiments of cavalry are to
be Immediately added, by order of the
emperor NJ oleon. Ali these troops
are nowseeA hpted from the oath Of al
iegiance wbkcHthey had taken to the c.
iector of Hesse.
The Prussiancolours taken in the pre-
sent campaign, have been sent from
Menu, III two Wagons, to Paris.
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From the MAIN, Nov. est
A contribution of a million and half
OF francs, has been laid upon the country
of Bayreuth.
The green vault of Dresden, which
contains number of curiosities and va
luable pieces of workmanship, had seals
put upon its entrance by the French up
on their FIRST arrival there.
A contribution of 885 900 francs has
been laid upon SAKE Cobourg.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
Thirty-ffth Bulletin of the
French Grand Army.


PosEN, November %.
he emperor set off from Berlin on
the 25th, at two IN the morning, and ar
rived at Custrin on the same day, at 10
in the morning. He arrived at Messe-
ritz on the Goth, and at Posen on the
27th, at ten in the evening. On the fol-
lowing morning his majesty gave audi
ence to the different orders Of the Poles.
The marshal of the police, Duroc, went
as tar as Osterode, where he had an in
terview with the king of Prussia, who
declared to him, that part of his states
was occupied by the Russians, and that
he was entirely in their dependence !;
that in consequence, he could not ratify
the suspension of arms which had been
concluded by his plenipotentiaries, be-
cause he could not execute its stipula-
tons. His majesty was going to set off
for Koningsburgh.
he grand duke of Berg, with part
OF his reserve Of cavalry, and the corps
OF Marshals Davoust, Lannes and An
Sereau, have entered Warsaw. The
Russian general Bcnningsen, who had
occupied the town before the approach
Of the French, had evacuated it on learn
ing that the French army was marching
against him, and wished to come to an
engagement.
Prince Jerome, with the corps Of Ba-
varians, was at Kiiitsch.
All the rest of the army has arrived
at POsen.
Marshal Morticr is on his march to
Auklam, Rostock and Swedish Pome-
r.Ma, after havi..g taken possession of
the Hanse towns.
The surrender of Hameln was attend
ed with some strange events. Besides
the garrison entrusted with the defencc
OF chat fortress, some Prussian battalions
rpPear to have taken refuge there after
the battle Of the 18th. Anarchy pre-
vailed in this numerous garrison. The
officers Showed marks Of INSTRUMENTATION