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main as: well to take care Of them as for
the observance of good order, and to pro.
vide for their wants. Immediately after
their recovery they shall be sent to the ad.
vanced posts Of the Prussian army, and
enjoy the .advan,agss Of the capitula.ion.
IS. An exact roll of The officers and
soldiers, by regiments. shall be made out
for his excrllency marshal Lefebyre the
military remaining IN the hospital shall be
registered separately. ...
l6. His excellency marshal Lefehyre as.
surcs the inhabitants of Dantzic that he
will use every exertion TO cause property
,osbe respected, aud that the greatest or
der saall prevail inthe garrison.
f7. There saallbe sent TO the respective
head quarters a superior officer 70 serve as
. hostage for thc. execution OF the capi,u>
sla.ion. His excellency the governor has
designated major Les.ocq, his excellency
marshal Lefrbvre has named adjutant.con.
naan6an, Guickard So.
49, The present cspitulation shall re
sceive IT'S execution. if, at The epoch of the
26sh. AZ soon, the garrison has not been re
lieved. 1, is understood thatin the interim
the garrison Of 'Dan.zic cannot make any
attack agsinst,he besiegers, supPosisg, the
case TO BE- thatths latter would have to fight
son the outside Of the city.
Done al Dan,zic. ooh May, 1907. ~
Z Here .folla5otke signaturss,)
!, fs +. =
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ELB1Nc, May ~.

e-LDtNSf IA ay ~
tits generally expected that the cam.
paign will open Immediately after the saking
of SDan.Sic. The French army is superb,
full Of ardor and animated with the !iveli.
est spirit, Hardly any sickness prevails
among them; aud experience has shewn
tia, wa5like movenSnss have improved ths :
health Of our soldiers. In the state OF
strength and visor, and especially Of con.
hdence 10 which the French army now IS,
IL is capable of sustaining evesy fatigue.
Its eager TO finish with the Russians; It
will ce1taiafy not let an opportunity escape
sof beating them.
The country Begins to present the atsr'-
Abu,rs OF spring; vegetation is infinitely
quicker IN this country than in France.
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To think that he was making fun,
And now to interrupt him ventured-
When suddenly Pug's master entered,
Who,when inform'd, laugh'd atthe Joke,
Then, turning to the Monkey, spoke:
" Since in the lantern there's no light,
What means thy clack, thou numscull
wight :"
Pardon, YE votaries of the muses.,
Whose style astounds us and confuses,
If thus 1 ask why you should be
At war with PERsPICU1TY-
AS if ye knew not every line
Is lost--where clearneySs does not shine9
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(No. Is.}

snatched away without any Just cause.
Within the space of twenty-tour hours,
Fortune raised me to the Imperial
throne, and dragged me down from it,
Ephemera of expresses, the same sun,
without alighting from his chariot, saw
me a vassal, a sovereign, and again a
vassal. | will relate the event, as it may
not have come to thy knowledge.
%. Thou already knowest what ira
gical transactions happened at Constan-
tinople, after the impious Alexis III. to
ascend the throne, shut up in a dungeon
his brother the emperor Isaac Ange~
lus II. and put out his eyes and how
Alexis ". surnamed the 1outh, son
of the latter and nephew of the for
mer, was obliged to fly, to avoid a mis-
fortune similar to that which his father
had suffered. Well this prosecuted
Alexis, calling to his assistance the
knights of the Crusade, drove away the
intrusive tyrant, and having restored
his blind father Isaac to the throne,
reigned in his name. He was tyrant
in his manners, though he was not SO by
any injustice in Selling the sceptre. -
His glory was succeeded by the discon-
tent of the people, who groaned beneath
the Calling yoke, which soon became so
insupportable that they sighed for hap
Ply occasion to throw it off.-Ducas A
lexis V called Murtzulphus,t profted By
this opportunity. To succeed in his de-
PRAYED and dark designs, and seeing in
my husband Nicolas Canabus virtues
more worthy of throne than the blood
of Alexis was, he persuaded the people
-(ah +! false man yet thy crime brought
upon thee its just punishmentt)-I say
he persuaded the people that they would
render themselves happy by tearing the
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- Alexis Angelus comenus, not,

Alexis AngeIus COmenus, Notwithstanding
what has been faid, was 70 hagitious az to de-
froy the city of conAantinople yet Voltaire
fpeak5 favourably of him, and condemns thofe
Of the crufade for dethronnq him
+ He WIS called Murtzulphus from his large
eye brows, which fell over bis eyes.
+ After reigning few months. bis eyes were
pu out by order Of his father 10 law, Alexis Z
and he loft bis life by being thrown from the
topof TheodoliuSs column, in the year laoi
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20. Think, not, said the princess, that
my brother and myself, who are compa-
Mons in sorrow, have the like reasons
for being unhappy. My brother has
been in pursuit of pleasure in the midst
of entertainments, riches, and sensual
indulgence l have been seeking it by
very different means: yet both of us
have been Knocked by destiny; for, after
promising ourselves perfect felicity, we
find ourselves in possession of deep
rooted melancholy. She spoke, and as
an arrow flies swiftly from bow which
has been long bent and oppressed, a deep
sigh burst from her heaDt, and torrent
Of tears from her eyes, which she strove
in vain to repress. Nevertheless, after
drying them little, she proceeded thus:
Let my oppressed heart vent itself at
last in sighs to the rocks and mountains,
in order that they, at least, may be wit
ncsses Of Sophia's grief. All what vi
olence have not done to my own heart,
in order to appear cheerful in complai-
sance to the count
RI. 1t is little less than two years*
since the crown of Constantinople rest
ed upon my head, and about the same
period has elapsed since it was rudely
- -----
Sophia was crowned in the year 1904.
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ORIGINAL POE TR I.

LITERARY FABLES.
Translated from the Spanish Of
THOMAS De YRIAR1E,
BY an InhGbitant q WheeHnS.
FABLE VI.
The Monkey and the Pubbet-Shoz0er.
A Monkey vers'd in many prank,
Long 'prenticed 10 Mouhtebank,
One day (his master absent) sends
T'invite party of his friends,
Whom, soon attending, he intreats
To witness some of his best feats.
And first, by holding in his breath,
He nicely counterfeited death;
Then, bouncing on the tighten'd string,
He nimbly danc'd the pigeon wing;
Next, rapidly, as if he flew,
A dangerous somerset he threw;
Then, tumbling from a m9nStrous height,
He sav'd his bacon by a sleight;
And, lastly, hnish'd their surprise,
BY going through the Exercise.
With these, and many feats like these,
His friends the Monkey strove to please,
When one astonishing maneuvre
Occurr'd to mind, as his chef d'euvre
Which was to represent a scene,
With painted glasses on the skreen;
Just as his master Oft had shown
The magic lantern through the town.
According to his masters plan,
Pug with a labour'd speech began,
Authoritative, pert, and loud,
To fix th'attention Of the crowd.
Whilst the crowd listened and admir'd,
Behind the curtain Pug retir'd,
Making the figures on the glass
Before the dumb spectators pass,
And in a nimble-iooted speech,
Explaining and expounding each.
The room was dark las was most ft)--
But tho the listners rack'd their wit,
And strand their eyes, they could not
One glimpse Of any prodigy; [see
Nor my strange, nor curious matter,
Bout which lhe Monkey made such clat-
Confused. ut lenpth thew had bcpun Ttcr.
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THE HAPPY MAN;
Or the Art IF living, in any condition,
1Uih Content.
O4N EPIC PoEM, IN xxIH Books.
ROnK I6 0O-0s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13

RY virtue of deed of trun, executed Oh the Gath
- day of May, sos whereby David Rofs con-
veyed to US, traa Of land called Coles, in the
county of Gooehland, containing by then late fur
vey, 1910 acres alto, another raSf fnall dians ~
from that called Coles, containing 200 acres more or
leis 1t being the fame land that the fad Rols pur
ehaied from John Hughes and wife, and ALTO the tra
OF land called Mount Profpea, the greater part of
which lies in Fluvanna, containing by eitimaton 1900
acres, except 225 heretofore fold by the faid
Roi out of the faid raf, Samuel Petit, to raife
the fun of eleven thouland and four hundred dollars
with nterea thereon from the IN January, 1907. to-
gether with all charges and expences Of lale and in
puriuanee of requifition made in writing under the
Proviflons Of the faid deed; we fhall on the 2la
day OF March next Before the front door of the Ea
gle Tavern, in the city of Richmond, fell for ready
money, all and fngular, the land and eltates above
mentioned, at which time and place, conveyances
will be made to the purehaiers. A more particular
description of the above property, may be feen by
tracing the references contained in the aid deed now
OF record, in the general court, under an acknowledge
mellt OF the fame in court, on the 9Th June, 1906
THOMAS NORVELL,
w. ALLEN,
WIN. G. WILLIAMS.
February 10. 0f)
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TWFNTY-FCUR BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

St.ttin is in pofIeion-while the left wing
the Grand Duke of Berg's corps, commanded by
Gen. Milhaud, forced Pruilian column OF COCO
rneu to capituate at PafIewak, the right wing,
rnanded by General Lalae, iummoned the town of
Stettn to furrender, which it did capitulation,
the terms of which are fubjoned
We found in it hundred and iixty pieces of cam
non, and comfortable magazines, with garrifon
coniitng of 6ooo fine troops, and number of Gene
rails. who were made prifoners Of war.
OF the whole of that great army, one hundred and
eighty thoufand ftreng, not man has crofed the
Oder. They all either taken or killed, except
thole who dill wander between the Elbe and the O.
der but who within four days will be made prifon-
ers Of war; 1t is unneceHary to dwell the imPor-
lance Of the reduction of StettiD, which IS Of the
FRI commercial towns of Pruiia & which fecures to
the army an excellent line of operation
As foon as the columns commanded by the Duke
Of Wemar, and General Butcher, which are cut off
on the right and on the left, and purified on the
rear, ihall furrender the army will take few days
rsn.
No,hug has yet tranfpired Of the Rufiians. We
long much TO Zee one hundred thoufand of them
rive ba, the reports of their march, are afraid,
are mere g.igonade they dare Rot meet US.
At Fulda and Brunfwick the arms of the Prince of
Orange and the Duke have been removed. Neither
Of thefe Princes will reign again.
The Englifh would make no Peaee-they ihall
make IT, bur France will include COATS ltaes
In her federatiye fytem.
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TO RENT,


For three f0e Year,,
HHAT valuable LANYARD, of the late Mr..
Il Jacob Bockius, and now occupied by the fub.
fcriber, tuated the Main-Strec, OF this CITY, be-
tween the capitol and balm of the canal its convent
enees are hyperion to any other in this place.
A large CurEying. Shop, Cellar and drying lof, a
ipacions Bark-Fouie, two BarkN1ills and Houfes, 4
Beam Houie & every other requite for the tanning Of
from 2 to 5000 hides year, executive of fkins.
ALTO, on the fame Tenement, a convenient Dwell.
ling Houfe, Kitchen, Smoke Houfe Stable and Gar
den. The renter may be accommodated, with abou,
one hundred cords of excellen, Spanih and Blackjack
Bark now in the Bark-houfe, fair price Propo
falls for the above will be received in all this and ner
month and if not ddpofed of, within this time i,
will be offered at public auction on the premfes the
18th of March next.
Bond with approved feeurity will be required and
PoeilIon given on the ir of Aprilnex, of the bark
houie, bark mills, beam houfe, lines, pools bates
handlers and part Of the And the DWELLING bonfc
and retidue of the tenement on the firR of NAV
next.
The reafon aligned for offering the foregoing pro.
Perty for rent is the i'll tate of health of the fncr
Der, toPay that attention the bufinefs requires.
MARCUS EICAN
Jan. IS. taw Ism
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The plan Of the movements and that Of the march
of the Ruian army have fallen into our hands From
tn.ie, it is evident, that nothing be ridieu
lows than the plan Of operations Of the Ruans except
their vain hopes of fueeefs!
Gen. Lagrange has been declared Governor of
Cafel, and the territories Of Heiie
Martial Morser, with the troops under his COM
mand, is on hi, march Ter Hanover, and for Ham,
burgh
Mairs, Nov. Is.
An order of the day of the grand army make,
known, that 200 great be distributed
III, Sd, 4h 9Th, 6th and 9TH corps, and to the 2Sth
tt infantry regiment, Of which the city of Frank
fort on the Oder mutt fuPPly COCO, Berlin 10000
S,ettin 1000; 900 are to be taken from the ma
gazines at Berlin, and 27,oco from, thofe found in
LEIPZIG.
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II GREAT BdRG I'm
February 10.

OR SALE, TRACT of LAND in Hanover
county, whereon now live, lying on Crump's
creek, containing about 500 acres and within miles
of the city of Richmond; upwards of 200 acres of
which are uneleared, and is good wheat and corn
land; there is on this tract fome very good Meadow
Land-Has on it good dwelling houfe, barn and
other out houfes, in good repair with young orchards
OF peach, apple, and cherry:-Alfo another traa in
laid county, adjoining Broad Neck about one-half of
which is wood land-Alfo lse odd acres lying in faid
county, in the neghborhood of Jofeph Crofs, within
three miles of goodfaw MILL and well ftocked with
oak and pine timber. There are fifty bufhels of
wheat Town on the tract fri mentioned A further
Description of thefe lands is thought unneceary, as
any Perion inclined to purchafe, it is preiumed wi
with to view them one-third of the purchafe mo-
ney will be required in cath, and twelve months Gre
dit will be given for the other two-thirds. A deed
of Tru upon the land will be required to fecure the
payment OF the other two-thirds.
VIM. SIMS.
February 10. oawsw q
N. Is. AS intend to remove to the weltward. i'm.
mediate poaefiion will be given. VS..
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TWENTY FIFTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

Field Martial Davouft, having Unveiled and iun-
.noned Cuirn principal fortreis OF Pruiha Proper,
chat place has surrendered and 1000 prioners have
been made there.-The officers return home on their
parole but the privates are 20 be tent TO France.
rhi, fortrei which well provided, is fi,uated in
the middle Of morals, and Poletied comfortable
magazine IL is one Of the moi important eonqueils
Of the grand Army and gives us the command OF all
the places on the Oder
General Becker had an action with Gen. BoreiSrt's
brigade Of dragons on plan III the front OF the little
tswn Of Ankism. The enemy, both cavalry and in
fntry were thrown in complete confullon, and our
troops forced their way along with ths Pruilians into
the town, which was compelled to esPitulate. The
nbrber Of Proners taken IN this place was four thou-
and.
Our troops have already advanced into Poland
Prince Jerome, with army formed oil the Bavarl-
Attend Wiremberg troops, proceeded to Sheba' His
rra;e0y has appointed General Clarke Governor OF
Berlin and Of all Prufa, and has already laid down
the principles according to which the internal
Government Of the country isto be administered.
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'he Oder, were sf, found 500 pieces of cannoh aud
great quantity Of prov;6ons.
Marihal Lahnss is at Stettn-Davopn at Frank
fort-Prinee Zero net in SileGa.
The Duke of Weimar has quilted lis command, in
order to return to his territories.--A General
very little known his fnccefIor.
The Prince of Heas Calel M a,al in the fervce
Of Pruiia, and his fon, General IA the fame fer
vice, have withdrawn from it. The Prince, in an
fwer to the Note which tranfn,itted to him, de-
mandsd pernUn march at the head Of his own
troops, along with thofe OF France. againR enc
mics. Marfhal Mortier replied, he had orders
reipeaing fueh proportion but that the Prince
having armed, after the declaration he had made
through his MKifler M. BE Maitburg, at Paris, the
leait farther armament on his part would be conf
dered as an aa Of hoiity, the Praflians had mol,
violated his territories, but, the contrary, were
received with pomp therein by the Hereditary
Prince; and that from the period of the Hefan
rories being evacuated by the French, until the bat
tie of Jena, there naught but ornaments go
ing forward BafIel and that, in point of fa, the
Hereditary Prince very deirous of marching at
the head OF Pruian troops, and TO infult the French
by all forts of provocation.
He will pay for his frenzied condua by the lofs Of
his domnions. There is Principally in all
Germany that has been 70 uniformly the enemy of
France.
Here followed fome low abufe of the Houfe of
Heiie the Britiih Government, Be.
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JAMES STRATTEN,

Taylor and Habit Maker, from PHILADELPHIA,
RECS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies of
~ Richmond and the country, that he intends car
rying the above punef, in all its various branches.
being well acquainted with the newell fafhions, he
hopes from punauaity and aiIiduity to bufineGs to
deferve little of their patronage as nothing halI be
wanting on his part to render fatisfatfon to culom
ers; and for neat workmanship, he pledges hinfelf
to have it done in the nesteh manner
JAMES STRATTFN,
N. b. His rehdence is the Main-Street Rich
mond, next deor to David Logans
OCt' ne 2awG.
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Jan. 90.
MARSHAL's SALES.

WIN be oa The LigL5f bidder, for ready mensy, uud,
decree Of t5e court sfe United Sfates for tie BIB cir,
@HH !" the pi'gina Djfri7, befzueen P5isea5 Bond at
f'rnfT far tie creditors Of Ezekiel EdzVayds, eLain.s
and DAVid Rsi, and oilers, deftnaanfs;--
NHREE valuable PLANTATIONS in tho eoun-
tics OF Pntlylvania and Bedford, upon Staunton
and Pgg rivers, hated in the deed of tru in the pro-
ceedings mentioned contain three thoufand acres
more or les' but fuppofed to be comfortably more ex
teniVe, compromising all the Lands that on the 9Th
DAY OF June 1895 belonged or appertaned to the
three plantations known by the name of the Mountain
plantation mouth of Pigg River plantation. and the
FRYING Fan plantation Amore particular defcripti-
on OF which will be given on The day of fale The
ae will take place at the in the CITY Of
Richmond, on, Tuefday the 24th day Of February
next.
Also at the Oxford Iron Works in the county Of
Campbell, on Tueiday the third day of March next.
will be fold under the fad Decree upon the fame
terms, a number Of very valuable 81. AYES
Benz. MOSBY, ID. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT, Mvp
jan O. eptdf
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REMOVAL.

TViE Subscribers have removed their COMPT-
Il INC HOUSE, from'he Main-Sreet to one
of David Buock's Brick Buildings, at the lower end
OF the Baton, between the Tenements ocoupied by
c. and T. Saunders, and Norve, Watt and Bul-
loek--where they contiu1e their purchafes Of wheat
as ufnalThey alto keep for fale regular fupply Of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and Bras.
THOMAS e AMOS LADD.
10 Me. Sd, 1906. epa
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BY virtue of Truf Deed executed to us bv Mr.,
Margaret Wei, we fhall on Saturday the 2sth
init expofe to fale by public auction TO the highe
bidder, for ready money, upon the premifes
A Ii the remaining part of that Traa, piece or
"A parcel of Ground, heretofore undifpofed of, e.
tuate, lying and being in the city of Richmond, and
which is commonly called and known by the name of
0ueiney's Academy ground or 70 much thereof, as
may be lucient to pay and faty two iniialments of
1000 dolls. each, dae to MIR. Yeamens Smith of the
city OF Richmond, and the eon and charges of execu-
ting this trulf.
SAMUEL MCRAH, ,
GEORGE FISHER, trustees
Feb. 10. ,dr
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JOHN TOMPKINS.

HIS reeriVed an ago,fmeaf Of GOODS CozEaiag Of
E'LANNELS, Coatings, Blankets, Rofe and DUFF
4 fe Drabs, Frze, Kerieys, Feanought, Cloths, Carr
pets and Carpeting, Bombozettg, Swanfiown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheetng, Ker-
leymeres, Calieoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will dhPoe Of on very liberal terms by the piece or
package.
NOV. ID. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13

BY virtue of Deed of Tru, executed to me, for the
PurPoies therein mentioned, by Gideon Hatcher,
decd, Of the county of Goochland, bearing date
the 9TH day of February 1904, will be fold at
public iale for ready money, on Saturday the 18th
day OF February next, in the county of Goochland,
at the place generally known by the name of the
Little Stone,
NWO very likely NFGRoE MEN, one by the
Il name Of Elijah, the other by the name of Dan-
VIM. GAIT.
January 50, tdC
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Jan. IS.
lust RECEIVED.

q FRESH Ahortment of Claret Wines, Cham
"A Paigne, Mouleux by the box, Burgundy, Sau-
tern Vn de Crave laftitte, Mufcat of Frontignac
Wine Bitters-and alto, freli fuppy of Olives Ca
Pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, Muftard, Prunes
Raifins by the box, Almonds and Filberts All kind
of Weh-India Sweetmeats; all kind of COME Clone
ry-and different articles of Perfumery-For Sale bv
ALEXANDER PLAINVILLR.
Richmond, Od. H. foawGn
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M AY be purchafed long credit, and low
1Yl terms, the TENEMENT on which the sub
feriber lives, fituated on Church-hn within about
one half mile of the Richmond understandings 2
acres OF ground, well enelofsd aud highly Improved.
The buildings confiG ola large and well contracted
Dwelling HoHfe, Laundry Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke
1oule, two Stores, Brick Office, Coach Tioufe Barn
and Stable. All thefe buildings are well fniGhed
ana IN eompleat order for the accommodation of
large and genteel family; who may have eafy acceis
to all the advantages of the city, and live as retired as
they could with.
JOHN ELLIS.
January s. IT,
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BELL TfVERNT n
Nov. %.

ME Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
L and the public, that he has taken the houfe in
Manchester, formerly called the RiGng. Sun Tavern,
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, and having furnilh.d
hmfel with good Beds and the bef of Liquors, Grain
&c. he fiatters himief from paying particular atten
tion he will be able to give general fatsfa aion.
ROBERT McTYRE.
N. B. A Wagon and fix Mules, good Riding
Horie, and Jack Of good fioek-for fale.
r. Nj.
Manchefer, Dec. r.
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ANDREW JArdIESON's
HLEXHNDRTH OK HCKERS,
Noqu Landf1o.

NoTU LdHdfDg,
a CONSIGNMENT by MIR. Jamiefon, direa
N from the Bakery Of his far-fam'd excellent
Crackers, in barrels, half bbl. and kegs. ALTO fu-
perine Pilot-Bread, in bbs and for fae, (at the Ba
kerry price in Alexandra, and eharges at the fore
lately occupied by MeiIrs. Cranberry and Hancock,
by TAMPs SMITH
Who has in Gore, low-prieed blue Jack lie Cloth,
and ahorted Flsnnels. which he will fell q bargain.
ALsO--ludia Piece Geeds--ebesp
Rrc 4 ,s
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TWENTY-THIRD BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY

On the 2sth enemy's corps of 5000 men capi-
culared to General Milhaud, PaHewalk. Thi.
gives US 1000 hores more with their Paddles, barne-
fes, and hangers. There are befides, more than
5000 horfes, which the Emperor has at SPandau, af
Ter having mounted all his cavalry.
The States of the Duke of Brunfwiek taken
poGeiion of, and it is believed that the Duke has
asd to England Ali mis- troops difarmed.