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CORN, PORK, s5f.

CORN, PORK, &C.
Il AsoUT 100 BARRRts
LINT CORN, weighing S. ana 50 h. per buGiel,
10 barrels prime New-York PoRK,
20 barrels liver Or,
20 kegs Fl American CUNPowpER
BoLT1So CLorH, German ST sEL & GRrND -SroErs,
W6b general eGa,fnenf of
HARDwARE and IsoHMoNcERy--Fo, Erk Nv
BKBAM ~ TOILET.
July IA. eplm.
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SAM. McCRAW, ,
WV. MeKIM, { 1'g''<''
NOTICE

4 Ii Perfon' having claims againa he oAate Of
~ JOHN M'CREDGE, deed. or of GEORGE
M'CREDIE, deed. are defired to call ON the fYb-
ieriber for iettlemer, who is duly authorized as adj
n1inira'or OF the iorTer and executor Of the latter
and all perons indebted either Of the fad eAates
are requefed to make immediate payment.
July IL ep4w.
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AT numerous meeting Of the citizens Of Powhatan
county, held at the Court-Houie Of fsid county,
on ihuriday the OH July, so7, for the purpole
81 'sS,bs into confederation, the late outrage
niitted on 1e frigate C!ielapeake. by Brth iqua
dron commanded by commodore Douglas Gen.
Lietieberry Motby, was Nnanimouily called to the
char, aud Henry Anderion, iecretary. After the
CHAIRMAN and iecre;ary "sre choien, MIR. Will
am Archer roie ard addreGtd the meeting in
jenghthy ipeech, delivered with ipirit and ANNA
tion, aud was followed by MIR. Peter MAYO.
"heTeupon' the following committee were appoint
cd to draft relniutlons proper 10 be adopted the
location, to wit William Pope, Thomas Miller,
William Berkeley, Jas Clarke, William Archer,
William Bsst!ey. James Poindexter, Francis Har-
ris Dabney NJ. Wharton, Wade Molby, Albsn
GiiPn, John Owen and Peter Mayo. The COM
n'ittee having retired, after ihort time reported
the following preamble md reioutons
Whenever one nation dircoyers on the part Of any
other, dpoiition to violate her ioveregnty, ard by
continued ferries Of Unprinoipled and tyrsnnic con-
duct, TO oppres and harrak her, il becomes the duty
Of that nation, to whom fuoh ind ses are offered,
TO ADOPT finch meafnres as viii tend TO iecure her
rights and preierve her honor.
Notwithstanding depreea,c tlieevis nf war, and
depnre the necelity which compel us to abandon
tho ways of peace yst when violent and open attacks
are made npon US, and he NOR garing ind,gnities
offered TO IS we feel 1t dug to exptefs in
dignatcn, and TO declare anxious deiire, to be
immediately redrcfed. Wherefore,
~. R9'ir,d 17q1ia ~ lhat we have long ince
viewed that nation under all the aurements of peace
iriendihip and reconciliation practicirg every Gre-
oes Of crrrei'ion, injury and h.iult, on conner.
eiai rights and coutemning every national Law, but
fuch as may ut her own utereN.
2nd Rga!SoS a1oajmoely, That we feel indignant
at the late outrage committed on irigatc Chela-
rease, and that view 1t ihsmeul and unprin-
eipIed violation Of the law Of rat,Ons.
SID. Raelys9 HnosngogGy, J hIt we will be ready,
at moments warning, take w arms and to- feek
TedTeis for the unprovoked murder Of our citizens
4ih. P1o'1.6 0gaHizogyEy That looncr than viii
abandon the Ieht ct our rigdte, viii eut off all
communication with Great Brann.
5th. Rg0ived nnoaivogPy, That will cooperate
with tho government, ~ any r.aus which 1t may A.
doPt, AID pledge lives and fortunes in de- enee
oi thoie rights which afe entitled by the gift
Of nature end Of n1,ure's Cod
9th. Rgo's.@ nnoaiu"Py, That attending commit
tee he appointed Of the ioliooiug perpus, vz viii
liam Pope, Wiiiam Archer, i,mcs Puindcucr. Dab.
uey NJ. Wharton, William B,r,ley, Wade Moiby,
William Berkeley, Henry hnderon and Edward
Iohniou, for the purpuic Of corresponding wth any
oiher eonHttee, which may be appointed for carry
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Al meeting of the King William and King &
Queen Troops of Cavalry at Dunkirk on Fri
day the lothday of July, 1907, for the purpofe
OF taking into confederation the late outrage
ons and unwarrantable conduit of the Britiih
ihp of war, the leopard, towards the Amcri-
can frigate Chefapeake & the infult of Como
dore Douglas. The faid Troops proceeded
to APPOINT Committee for the purpofe of a.
dopting refolut'ons expreffive of their fenti-
ments when the following perfnns were ap-
pointed Beverley Robinfon, Capt. Robert
Pollard, Jr. ] It Lieutenant, Jotcph Pollard
end Lieutenant, and Edward Garlick Cor
nett of the King William Troop, and Chur-
chill Anderfon, Cnrnett and George Buck
ner, of the King & Queen Troop and the
laid Committee having retired, made choice
OF Robert Pollard, Jr. as Secretary, and there
upon entered into the following refolutions /:
lJt. RGjo!Ued imonlr, That'w view with
adherence the understandable and aTailin-like
attack lately made upon the United States fri-
gate, the Chefapeake, by the Britifh ihlp of war
Leopard, by which ieveral of our citizens have
been killed and wounded, our government in
fu'ied, and our rights trampled upon.
I'd. RcjoipeI nnanimogly, That we highly
appreciate the conduct OF the citizens of Nor
folk and town Of PoTtfmouth, for having acted
in a manner that cannot fail to merit the appro-
gate with them in rtfentine the injuries tia, our
government and citizens nave iuitained, and
pledge our lives and fortunes in defending our
country againt any foreign uvaion.
Sd. RCjoiqed nnaninoy1y, That we view with
contempt, and feel indignant at the menacng
lyt.sr OF the sd inft. from Commodore Doug
las TO Richard E. Lee, mayor of Norfolk, and
that ~e approve in the bigbsa terms his firm
and ipirited anlwer.
4fb. Rejofped naanimoglp, That we are ready
and willing to march at a moments warning,
whenever we may be ordered, or our iervices
may be required, for the purpoir of defending
any part OF the United States agaDf the inya.
fion Of any foreign power.
5tb. ReloiVed, That a copy Of thefe refou-
tons be forwarded by the fecretary of this com.
mittee, to the Prelidcut Of the United States,
and to- the Governor Of this fate, Is ioon as poi-
ilble, and that the laid fecretary caufe publ
cation OF them to- be made in the Enquirer,
publiihed in the city Of Richmond.
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sc,.erly Incompatible With the risats Of civilized

end. Piisio-S nrarireyCy That however greatly
we may d~precote war, will mot cordially COO
pera:e with the government OF our country, in any
meaiu~s thar they may deem 1t exped,ent to adopt
ON this nome ntvus oceaiion.
srd. R9sivsi naunisseay, That the proceedings of
this meeting, be pubhed in the l.yrohburg Star
and Richmond Enquirer, and that copy thereof be
frafniitted 70 tie Preiiient of the Un,ed States,
6gned by the Captain ard attei,e by the Secretary.
BENJAMIN A. WINSTON.
A,.en.
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InlY "
NOTICE.

3hathy Vi'fHe Of Deod Of TgF, ectpf,d By 7aJs b.
Wfnn to H', amt dDt P,oaed and adzdsd TO record in;
'bedfri6' CONT boia in f5i5 city zee GaHoa TBv,E
6ayHe 6b day IF TIE egiai1g month, sx6oc 10 EL l.,
f"bif aneioa, ntoa TIE b,emi;s TO, ,ea{y 1goaey
( NE half acre LOT No 60s, oppofite to the re-
Gdence Of the Rev'd VIM Dawfon in thi. c;,v
There is upon the fad Lot, an excellent Kiln Of
Bricks and which nearly burnt containing as ia
iuPPoied at IeaG $4,000, aud which will be dfpo-
lea Of with the Lot as aPper;inant thereto, or 70
much thereof, as may be neeeHary TO r,iCe the fn,
OF POOL. wiki the COTS and charges of executing this
trul.
sAML. McCRAw,
WV. McKIM, 1'Y'"'
Richmond, July ". tdC
~ The former advertisements refps9ing the flle
Of the above properly being erroneous, they will of
courGe be diiregarded.
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ing their ievsral refoiutions into eGea and that
the fad euu,mittee meet at this place, as often as
they may deem i, necefary.
1,h. Rosfe'd Drc~i,r'sey. Tina. copy of the above
Tei"'nt'"ns b, trauintteJ the Predent OF the u
n'ea S'a'eS and that they be pubihed in the Rich
niond papers.
LITT'Y MOSBY, jr. Chairman.
TcRe,
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JoHN C,sS, Secretary.


a corresponding committee was e'ofep, corGarg
OF the following citizens, 10 w.t. Thomas III. Ran
noph' John Harris, Charles Evertt, Charles Yaneev
Benjamin Brown, Samuel Dyer, Peter Carr. Will
am d. Meriwether. Joel Harris, Nn,rod Brau!,am,
Reuben Lindiay, William Wood, Dabney Carr, Ed
ward Garland, Thomas Garth, f-nr. Chriitopher
Hudfon, RICE Garland, Hugh Melton, Wilton c. Nj
eholas and John Coles, icnr. And the thanks OF the
meeting were prefen,ed to the Chairman for his fer
vices
BY order OF the meeting.
JoHE CARR, Secretary.
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Tene.
JoHN CRUMr, Secretary.


At meeting of the Volunteer Rife comp,-
ny, of Powhatan, at Scottv!le, on Thurfday
the 9th of July, 1907.
Rr/olved unanimously, that we feel the ut
mott abhorrence and Indignation, at the late
lawlefs and outrageous attack, of the Britifl,
fhip Leopard, on the American frigate Cbefa-
peake, within our own jprldietion, and view
it only as an additional evidence of the hoftility
OF the Britilh government, to the ndepe ndencc
and liberty of the U. States.
Rejoi4'ed unanimously, that the capt. of this
company, be inftructed to allure the executive
of Virginia, that we will hold ourfelves ready
to march wherefoever they fhall direct, to pro.
ted our rights, and fupport the caufe offeven.
ty-Gx. WIN. MOSELEY, CAPT.
AT meeting of the Troop of Cavalry, in the county
OF Cheaer6eld, commanded by Capt. Beverly C.
stannard the following re(oIutions were unani-
mouly adopted
IN. R5folvt1 That the tyrannic conduct of the Bri-
tifh nation jufiy rendered her. odious among all
civilized nations.
Cd RGjotVea That view the late favage and
daardly outrage committed by the Brtih fip of war
Leopard, on the United States frigate Cheiapeake
! with the hghet indignation.
3d. Rc(otVed, That we conceive it our duty at thi.
awful criis, TO eyprefs fentnsnts, and as volun-
EA1y troop, 10 teuer our lerVces 70 the Predent
the United States, and to the Governor of this fate
folen,nly pedgng ourfeves to difgrace the A
! mericau Flag when rnfurld and that we will hold
ourfeves in readnefs obey the call of honor in de.
| fence of our national dignity.
4th Reio'ged That the refolu,ion. entered into a,
meeting Of the citizens of Norfolk, Richmond and
other parts of tine fate, command higheh refpect
| and admiration.
5th. Reioiyed That the capt. ign thefe refolutions
ap1t pGpniS
States and the Governor of this ae and that the,
be publhed in the Virginia Argus, printed in Rich
! moni. B. c. STANNARD Caotair.
| Chefer6eld, July Is.
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Subrtme cosrt Of The u. States.

= d ~ q y +
On MONDAY Messss. Bollman & Swar,a
wout were brought before the coal, by Viz.
tue Of writ or Hsbeas { crpus.
Mr.. Lee made an argument OF three
hours anu a half, in oYcer 20 Prove the
lllegaity OF The commitment ot the Cir.
cut Court; TO prove that ,here vas nos
probable Cause tina, the frisoue,s hsu been
guilty OF treason; that there was no proof
Ct their having committed any offence :
and that they consequently ough TO be al.
together liberated, or al lsas admitted 10
bail.
Mr.. F. Key followed on the same side.
in speech Of aaour an hoaf, when .hs
court adjourned sbou, hSst past 4 O'Clock.
On TUESDAY the cour: roet a, 10 a. N.
he attorney general, MIR. iodrey, spoke
against The motion about TWO hours.
de was followed by Mr.. Jones, the at.
toraey OF the district, who delivered an
argumentef aboa! the same length.
sli. Harper islen spoke il support Of the
aso.ion about one hour and a half
When TIC court adjourn1d sbou, four
O'Clock.
! he argument will be closed this dug
.(Wsdaesaa1) By Mr.. hlal;in.
ENat L.tel
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FOREIGN MEMORANDA.

General Andreossi is appointed French ann
bassador at Vieuna.
General Mack is sentenced to be publicly
degraded, and to be imprisoned for Life.
The king. of Prussia, at the last date, was
at Konigsberg-The emperor OF Russia had
invited him to reside atPetersburg.
Accounts from Hamburg state, that innu-
merable bankruptcies had taken place there.
The English expedition under admiral Ster-
ling, for the River of Plate, was at Rio Jane
,iro the middle of November.-The English
were in possession of Montenado, near Mon
tevideo.
Late letters from London state, that but
little credit was given to the report OF the rup.
ture of the negotiations between the UAitea
States and England.
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This is to give Notice,
laW7t
January 8

,TIHAT the subscribers, OF T .irfax coun-
4 ty, in the state of Virginia, have obtain
ed from the Orphans courg of Alexandria
county, in the district Of Columbia, letters OF
administration on tie personal estate OF Hem
rv Zimmerman, late OF the county FIRST afore-
said, deceased: ALL PERSONS having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit them with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscribers, on. or before the S8th day OF
July next ensuing, or they may BY law be el-
cluded from all benefit to said estste-And
those indebted thereto are requested to MAKE
immediate payment.-Given under our hanqs
this 28th January, 1907.
Eliza Zimmerman, Adm'x.
ohm Zimmerman, Admr
January so. 2awsW
Printing. IN ITS Uar1oHs 0raacAesa
haadfowsIy sxseued at this c0es.
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- FURTHER
Late Foresgn Intelligence.
fyIA NEW YORK AND SALEM.
FRANKroRT, Nov. ~.

Several of the Corps composing the gar
..oo Of pesersburgh, had set out, (oct.
ss) tor Poland. -, ~
! Nov. %. 10 the night OF the 2ad No
yenb,r, al II O'Clock, me emperor N4po-
lsso sal off from Berlin for posen. The
cypress Josephine will sPead the winter m
Bcrhn.
Ths Frsoch are preparing TO attack the
Swedish island of Rugen, IN Pomeranla.
The second DIVISION OF the afmy OF
H Land, are marching by Brenen aud
Ywrdep, and tow tr ds Hamburger. There
are a,eady $4,000 Frencn IN and near
Ksmburg.
Denmark will be called upon tounisc
with France, Ia analhlsasipg Epgish COM.
msrce.
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BAmRERG. Nov. s4

We have just learnt the intelligence that
hresiau, the capital of Prussian Silesia,
has surrendered TO ,he victorious arms Of
the emperor Napoleon. Immease stores.
OF all kinds have beea found there. This
town ccn,aias so, 900 inhabitants, without
reckoning the garrison. 1T has sustained
several sieges, and among Others one in,
1z6i, 10 Which Zansutz.en defended this
fortress with 80 muchvigor, chat he forced
me Austrian troops. commanded by the
famous gen. Laadohn,~.o rsliaquish the
enterprise.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Kingston. captain Leslie, ar
rived at this port yesterday 10 hort pas
sage from Loodoa aud captain L. has o.
bhged shr editor of the Mercantile Adser
,iser with regular file OF London papes $
and. Lie, d's lis,s 10 she Soth Of D=crnl
Der.
Our intelligence from the Eeropean con.
tlnsnt IS 10, 80 late as We ha;; previously
received !; apd these papers contain no pa.
litisal Tiatorma;:on OF cons queuce. Ez
tracts 10. vHorroW
The kjog OF England was ;ntisposed,
and patl,4m@af was opcned By message.
Ga the 22d Ct December all the documen s
relaslve TO tie negotiations lately broken
Of between Great nyitain and Franc we, e
laid before the two houses. Tney are ct
extreme length, and wosla occupy 40 or
SC cc!nmns.
An order Of couoe;lhsl passed permit
ing commerclaI Ia ercourae with The CO.
.esnment Of taay.i in every slnd Of traffic
excepting that OF negroes.
We have received Ams,erdao, papers
70 the 25.!, Of December BY The ship taon
ticelie, capt, kearay.
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Extract Of letter from Baltimore, receiO
ed BY a gentleman in this Place. dated Me
17th inst.
"The enterprise of our merchants has
been dsmped by the hostile decree of b.
naparte; his, however, is this Gay in par:
done away by late arrivals irom Europe,
la Amsterdam it appears the communiea
ton wa continued with aud remittance
made to England SO late as the 3is' De-.
so thai the emperor's DEGREES were not ex
ecued SO vigorously as was expected"
E:rtrgct gfa letter from Washington, received
at Baltimore, dared February IL. ,
This day was introduced in the senate ofthe.
United States, by Doctor Logan, resolution
to repeal allthose laws and parts ofiaws whlca
allow drawbacks. This resolution was order
ed to lie on the table, and will probably be Ia
ken up tomorrow
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NAPLES, Dec. 8

The English have made q tresh landing
Nof between TWO and three Thousand men
near Sells lssssi,s Of Messina.) General
Rvs1isr having set OF from Palma, de.
fealed chem completely, aad forced TIE
wreck OF thetraoPs 20 rec ns5ark with PIE.
cip'lapen. smother landing Of corps Of
The snemy nearly Of the same ferce Vas
Effected rear Capri, bovwi;h as little sue
cess; oajos GUYS, of nc Corsican legion,
attic head of tas tnoveabie colann which
re commands, aad seconded by the Id.
hsofan's, cut shetn to pieces near Cana.
yota.
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HAMBuRen. Dec.z.

Letters from Sweden mention thar CO.
iooei Marian, commander in chief of the
: swedish troops who were in Lauenburg,
part OF whom had been raade prisoners
OF war at Lubsek has been sentenced 70
death bv a council Of war II is added
'aa' ms Swedish majesty has confirmed the
sentence.
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Ship Mount-E crnon, 49,. from New-Bed-
tora-W linain hodsson.
Brig Perseverance, Capt Jackson, Froyi-
deate.--beef, ac.--l,laster.
Sch'r. Fair play, Capt. Grinpe!s, City Of
St Doningo.-Cotse AID Iiiaes--
NJ. Miller * Norn * WiscmlIIer.
Brig Active, Capt Black, Guadaloupe.-
Sugar--J. Lawrason.
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WARSAW, Dec. S.

), The following is soccincs account of
'as events which haye taken place in this
oY; from the end of November 10 the
~ o,n oil the present month. % ihe 27th
november the Pruss'an troops, Informed
~ -, Tue approach of the French, evacuated
warsaw, at eight at night crossed the Wis
.uis and repaired to prsga. The Russi.
aus followed them al II O'Clock the same
:sa. The 28th, at 8 O'Clock in the morn.
- lsg' The bridge upon the VissuIa was 10 a
:, J.azs It burnt until o'clock the. par,of
~ e bridge next the suburbs of Prags is
~ Na0ss damaged. The same day, az six
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PARIS, Dec. Z.
Russians Defeated (

A letter from Alrutz. dafed Dec. 8,
1906 avs, " Letters from Berlin, dated
NV. rs, received here this Instant, an
uouues FIRST engagement ID Prussian Pc
land, between thc French and Russians /;
in winch she latter have beea most horribly
beaten, and completely soGled. | he
French are recsived with enshusiasm by
,he Poles and 100 900 of them will be
Immediately Incorporated ln'o our araaies.
The Russian columns are. resrsatiug by
lapg malcnes, IN Consequences OF The good
reception we,sh the Freaca have given
them"
December g.
The imperial decree apan the blockade
of the Bsltish islands has already received
its execuuon IN Holland, and throughout
all tbs caautrics Of the north occupied by
tn French .ropps; and the good of many
ceoturigs and OF many cations will soon
cause.-The alarms OF a few moments and the
losses u few individuals 20 be forgot
ten.
This measure. so violens 10 appearance.
is bene6 for fasuye generations, if it
bring all nations TO acknowledge among
themselves maritime code scoaforma5le
to thar spiFi; OF the r,ghs of oasioos which
humanity has caused &c be adopted IN con.
snenia! vars.
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alerauUrta Dajtp aoosrtiser.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10.

Advices from Washington say that an ex-
press arrived there on Tuesday eve in with
an account of the arrest ofCol. BURR and Ge-
neral ADAIR.
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1Ae rlrga7t and nanchadalfres 81 ~ ga
ENGLISH HORSE bRIELIaslsaIs.,, 81
The hreherty Of John Tsyloe, 9zlasssa'

,2loussf .4lry,
FRTILL stand, the ensuing season, at Mr..
w u. Millions, in Frederick county,
Virginia, one mile from Bcrry-vilIe, from
Smokers ferry GA Shenandoah river, ard ID
from Winchester; at the low price OF twea-
ty-iive dollars, interchangeable by twenty dol~
lars during the season. with one dollar to the
groom
BRILLIANT is a beautiful grey, / hands
high, possessing great bone, WIKI fire shsPe
and symmstry--his BLOOD urexeeptiopsble--
and allowed by all Judges to be as fine a horse,
in all respects, as was ever impored.
Fasturage furnished mares irona distance,
bat no liability for accidents or escapes.
His pedigree, performances, &c. will be
published in handbiils, when ths season COM
meRceS.
January 81. laW7t
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Thomas Roads & James Ctlay,

Painters and GIazsers,
TYAVE commenced business in is al
Z 4 boye line, in Prince-streeti nearly OPP
posite the bank Of Potomac, where they III
tend to keep the best Of PANTS, and every
thing sse in their .line. any orders, either
in town Or from the country, Willie duly at.
tendedto, and executed OF as reasonable terms
as any iii this place. a'ssss.fs
February TO- ,ce5 60 81 -
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY next Will be sold, at the
Vendus-Store,
A handlome London made For
te Piano.
P. G.. Marsteller.
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o'clock i'd the evening", gen. Milhaud, at
the head of corps Of cavalry catered the
town and was received with the acclama.
tions of an immense concourse. All the
houses were illuminated.
His Prussian majesty repaired on the
24sh November to Pultusk, the head quar-
ters of the Russian army, commanded by
general Benniugssn, He was attended by
two of his adjusau9s, Messfs. de Kockrlss
and de Kiies.. The king reysewed the
Russians, delivered to general Benningsen
the command of his own troops, and after.
wards set off for Konigsburg, where the
queen was sf,ll remaining The Russians
having no money, his majesty assigned
them 100000 ducats upon the roya! chest
Of Kong sburg. I, was on the third De.
ceaber, at three O'Clock in the mornlng,
thar the Russians evacuated Prags. They
had no other troops there but 5000 cayai.
Ty.
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SuWarroW Boots.
Holm G.. FRANCIS,
From Aezu-.York.

From ~ ezU-Y6 rf, 80
N RESPECTFULLY informs the public.
~ that he manufactures Su7uarrozO Boots
18th all the modern Improvements, warranted
quail to any in the United States. After ma
v years Of experience in his business, he has
iscoyered a new method offetaining the class
city in boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
ever so badly shaped. He makes boots of
arious descriptions, viz. Sslwarrows- Fair.
ops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
luck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte' Graves,
efferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
4 the Suwarrow equal to the tuck boots
sentlemen will please to- call and see for
nemselyes, at his shop in King7street, be-
ween Mr.. Motifs and Mr. HoagSin's tavern.
January $. dom !.
WB. He intends selling cheap for cash
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-09
Five Dollars Reward.

a BSCONDED from the service of Capt.
u, Dangeyfeld, on Friday night last, a Ne =.
1RC WOMAN, about thirty years Of age,
oout the middle size and of good appearance
she had on brown cloth habit, check hand
ferchief, scarlet cloak trimmed with err
line, black round hat and sundry other
sothing. She is called JANEAor JENNY
JAWS, and was born Oh James River, CT
y. Point. Any person securing the said Ne
no Jane so that she may be returned to her
masters house in Cameron-street, Alexala-
ria, shall receive the above reward with rea-
5onable charges on application to the Printer.
3 ApriI7. At