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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
SHiNKS & BINFORD.
Norfolk, April 7 {,

ANCERY.-Buckingham County Jan.s
i uary Court, 1909 -. -
-, George Hilton, plaintiff against Corneliu.
Thomas and Reuben Patteson, Ds;f,s.
On the motion ofthe plaintitiby Counsel and
,tspPearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
ele Ne'enaaht homas is not aninhabtant ofthis
state. 1t is ordered and deeyeed. That Nness tbe.
said Thomas shall aPpeas here ON or before Nav
Gourt next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff.
the same will be taken for confessed as 20 hin,
and the matter thereof decread accordingly. and
that copy, of This order be forthwith published
IN some puoiic newspaper OF the cii,, hei,.ar.ea4
for two months, successfully and another cony
be posted up at the front door of the Courthouse
of this County.
A Copy ...l ~ r..
So. r, ELDRIDGE, jr. D. G.
MarchI 80 -f-.. 1aw8Ws3G 4
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a'ice, and not q single fnst oS .i,2 scriace Of
the battery that had no, been .,lowed up By
shots DC shells falling oni, aud scarce :, gun
that was not slismoun,ed.
The h'.nk Companies OF The nh foot, and
two companies Of the light brigade, marched
into fort Bourbon ON the mug of the 25th
and took possession of Ire works. the re-
mainder of the British army remain still Gu
camped. The French do not march out of
the fort until transports are ready to receive
them which it is supposed will not be before
the 9th or 9th inst. Capt. Predie of the Goth
regiment, sailed with dispatches for England
in tie Goree sloop Of war on "Wednesday
last. Fort Royal is announced to be head
quarters, until his majesys pleasure is
known.
The following is a Correct list Of the nom
commissioned c.. ,ers md privates killed,
woln led and missing on our side
s sergean,s and 10 privates Killed lis
/ 9seIgeants, drunmers aid 376
priv;teS wounded Sg1
privates missing s.
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II sr RECEIVED. AMI Tor vale by SNrSoN

CSI RECEIVED, ami tor sale by BRrSON
y & PIRHHIEL,
Young tIyson , Tea of English GurRowder IN
Imperial and supr. kegs. and papers of
Gunpowder, } quality one ID each,
Brown Sugar in Hids Shot in bags,
Havannab do. in boxes Whiskey in tierces and
Molasses in Hhds. barrels,
Mould Candies, Raisns in boxes and
Ail-Spice in bags kegs -.
Ginger in kegs, Filherts in bags.
Pepper in bags, Butter in firksins.
Coffee i'll bbls. So
They are in daily expectation of receiving e
new supply of Hard Ware and Shoes, in additi-
on to their present assortment.
April 7. - .w4,y
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AIKEN up by Josiah Ward, in Prince Cd
L ward county, red sorrel HORSE, suppo-
sed to be five years old last spring, about feet
seven inches high, his near fore foot and off hind
foot white, with blaze in his face, and appears
to have been lately locked: Appraised to forty
dollars.
A Copy. Teste, .~,.-..t.
April z etG
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April 4.

NEGROES .ANIa!5. ~, -
L titeen or twenty BabOrers TO work at nv
Cohp"s IN Chesterfield county, for wlfieh iibe.
raj pr.ce will be given.
eoRNEIiUS BU66,
np'" ~ ss~tw
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sergeants and Is prlvates since dead.
General Moran, aid dc camp TO Villarct
and 2d in command, died fhis wounds OH
the 25!h ult
We feel great pleasure in stating that the
goth regiment has had but one man killed,
and that by accident, another by the fever,
and three slightly wounded notwithstand-
Ing the fatigue and periis they encountered.
The Inhabitants throughout the island,
are highly pleased with the Grange that has
taken place, and have all returned to thei,.
houses and occupations.
The versatility Of General Beckwith's
genius, of his skill, his intrepedity and pa
tlence, from the period of his landing at
Martinique, till the island had finally sur
rendered, it IS impossible to give an ade-
quate description of. The army under hi m,
IN consequence of their general department
and uniform gallant conduct, has received
his nHi.;igned thanks and what usually does
not happen in those cases, not single pu-
nishment has been inflicted for struggling or
plumber, even to the miEnsest articles. The
g"od or evil which might result from the
termination OF the expedition, would be re
terred to the General alone, from his rank
and responsibility Of it; on him every thing
turned, and to his conduct every one looked !;
but how nobly has he brought to bring his
work to a conclusion.
we near that he begins to mediate the
invasion of Gaudaloupe, which, if the case,
we do not doubt ne will speedily attempt it !;
a landing once effected by the respectable
force he now has, would very soon reduce
that colcny as we have heard nothing of
the reople that leads us to expect power
ful resistance on their part. This, however
we know, that the government of the island
IS approaching fast, literally, to state Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
CONQUEST OF MARTINIQUE.

From The ST. Yiuccnt Gazeue-March /.
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from Poters received al The Office of The
LedSer, by the British brig 1lert, in II
.daySJrom Grenada.
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he would withdraw them. 2Hus, these re-
solutions wercto be kept back till So lase a
period in tbcsscssion-and then they f.,ust
be Immediately adopted or decided ON with
CT. discussion.
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NORFOLK, April a. E.
In our paper of Friday, we announced that Ro-
pert d. Taylor, Esq had consented to be a candi-
date for the next Congress, for this district The
election commenced yesterday in the county of
Prncess-Ann. The fellc wing ;s correct state
ment of the poll.
For Robert B. Taylor, 1913
Thomas Newton, l36
Majority for Taylor, 81
lie POLLS tor Senator for this District stood
For James w. Murdaugh, l4l
Samuel Marsh, l32
Joseph Goodwin, ~
~ Dr. w. Foushee, ir IS now vac cir,atin,
with the genuine COW-POX
April7
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-27

Wilmington, Aug. so, 1909. If
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For Sale, or Rent.

4 FARM within two miles Of Port Penn, OH
\ the main roadlcading to that place it
contains seventy or eighty acres of woodland,
forty-two acres Of marsh, in the Augustine
}'a'sh Company, the residue plough. land of a
good quality. There is two tenement houses
and new frame barn on the premises. The
"'ansion houie will want iomc repairs TO make
t comfortable Should the property not be
told by the Ist OF Neven,ber next, it will then
ne rented for term Of years. ALTO, for fae,
Or rent, Eleven acres in grais lots adjoining
he town OF Newcastle. For,erms, apply to
Ohm STOCKTON in Wilmington.
August 90, 1909. .. W. till ! Nov
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One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber, living IN
Il. Somerset count, state of Maryland, a
negro fellow uamcd PHILIP BROWN, about
five feet eight or nine inches high; a little knock
kneed, blacksmith by trade, has yel'owlsh
complexion, and is u handy sens'h'e ttlsow at
any business had on wien he wtnt away a
country made over jacket, striped with red and
black a pair of country r,ade long 'rowsers,
dyed dark colour, old hat, shoes, and tow
linen shirt. Whoever takes up the said negro
and brings him to me shall have the above re-
ward if taken out OF the state of Maryland.
LAMBERT HYLAND.
September o, 1902 law Nv.
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SO. are invited to take Of him a ticket
at the price of25 francs. There are 10
be 1000 of these tickets. Only one
number is TO be drawn from the wheel
and the fortunate holder is to gain
the young man for her husband, and
to partake withhim the 100000 francs
produced by the lottery
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-27
Notice..

OUCH persons as are indebted TO the es.
D tate of ESTHER YARNALL, de-
ceased. either by bond, note, or book-debt,
are requested to make immediate PAYNE Mt
to John Warner aud Joha 7orbert, or eth
vr of them, VINO are legally authorised to
receive the same. And those who have
claims against said estate are requested to
present them for settlement.
William Warner, Ex'r.
Feb. II, 1909. tt
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n suttHeuv KeQ32

1NFOs MS his friends and the ublc,
1 that + has opened a Dry Good Store on.
TIE ives side of Market Street, next door
below corner of Second Street; where
he offers for sale handsome assortment of
seasonahle goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, June II, 1909.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-27
WILMINGTON COLLEGE.

INHE Trustees are requested TO take notice,
4 that seml-annual meeting Of the Board,
will he held at the colegs, on Thursday the
2sth day Of September, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
An examination of the students in the differ
ert schools will take place on that Gay, TO which
the parents & guardians of me pupils respect
fully invited. II is hoped the trustees will be
puncua in their attendance, as business of i'm
portance to the institution will demand their al
ienton.
BY order,
A. HAMILTON, Sec'ry.
Sepr 6. 1900 I'M
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As,;ErsILanp.
He PILLOW.

What a delicious balm is di fused
over he whole frame when the candle
is exlinguished and the head on the
p Low If, on strict scrutiny Of
the soul we cannot discover any thing
NA!ch could offend our fellow Great
ur,s, then sleep is almos, a CELESTIAL
rcperie.
1t is never SO delicious or SO tran
Gull, as after day OH which we have
performed some good act, or when
we arc conscious of having spent it
in some useful or substantial employ
lnent.
The instant the head is laid on the
pillow, is that in which conscience
delivers i,s DEGREES. II il has conceiv-
ed any evil design, Ii is surround. d
with thorns; the softest down is hard
nnder the restless head Of the wicked.
II order 10 be happy, man must
be on good terms with his pillow
for The nightly approaches ii can make
NUT be heard.
We must be happy or miserable at
ni@n oy reeoliccsion. Memory re-.
calls our faults and negligences, and
this .Aus, put US in method TO avoid
tne'n, for they will not lose sight Of
u they will Danish sleep, from our
E, d, .Aey will int.ude in our dreams,
the, will fa;igu, Va, in order TO teach
U, that there is neitbcr rcpose nor
happiness HARMoNy OF AN up
RIGHT ccNDucl, and in The exercise
IF Charity
Happy is the man who can say,
when he lies down-No man can re.
proach ME with his misfortune, or his
captivity have not injured the rep.
utaion Of any one; have paid due
respect 10 the property of others, anc
certain pledge of the repose of fami.
Les and the abonrer's hire has new.
c. remained IN my hands at snn-scr
ting, according TO the expression 0
Scrlptn.e
Those rrstim onies of conscience
those internal enjoy mems of soul, give
a delicious repose, and still more de
llclou~ aking.
A NJ .rRlMONIAL LOTTERY
4 young man Of good character ane
fsG.e. i4ltiy proposed lottery in III,
1orurd aus Journal The condition:
rs follow: Il. the widows and maid
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-27

y AN away from the Camp Meeting, in
IN in Worcester County, on Monday the
twenty-eighth Of August last, NEGRO
MAN named ISRAEL, upwards of thirty
years 81 age, aboat six feet high, with very
brisn yellow complexion, the property OF Miss
Polly E!zey Of Somerset county, and hired the
PRESENT year by The subscriber TO James Tur-
mp, Of Somerset. Any person who will take
up SAID Neseo and secure him SO that the own
or gets him again, shall, if taken out OF the
state, receive the aaove reward, antit taken in
the STATE, and out # The county, Twenty-Five
doliais-and il taken i'll the county, Fifteen
dollars, to be paddy
Robert Elzey.
September l2, 8oa. o.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-09-27
To the Electors OF Newcastle
County.

FeHou-Cni-ens,
| hereby tender you MY sincere acknow-
Judgements for the favour conferred on me by
no ninating me al tile candidate for the office
of Coroner, and sbsgAhe favor of your votes
and interest in my behalf for that Office at the
ensuing General Election; the duties of which,
should your sutfrages place me therein, shall
be faithfully performed BY your obliged friend
and fellow citizen,
Alexander Porter.
Wilmington, Aug. so. 500. tf
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Rottyp.
RESIGNATION.

The rose has its thorns; and the vlet though fair,
From its sweet purple leaves deadly poison supplies,
And when bright Is the sky, soft and gentle the air,
How Oft, unexpected a storm will arise!
Yet who would through fear, pass unnoced the rose
Or shun the perfume of the vi'lsts sweet breath!
Or shrink from the air while the wild zephyr blows
Lest cloud yet unseen, scatter tempest and death!
Tie thorn of the rose when tis gathered with care,
Has seldom been known the possessor to woundi
And the Peasa shoulders the tempest to bear
Remembering the verdure it pcurs on the ground,
The poison conceal'd in the sweet vile,s leaves
Lies harm ess TIL forced into action by art.
And the sorrows of life which mid Patience receives
Have lost half their power to torture ihe heart.
Bloom on lovely rose. modest violet bloom.
Unhurt by the'tempest, u,drench'd by the rain,
Yrt -anker, alas! ma. thy beauty consume
Ana scatter shy ,herns limbs on the plain
But thy thorn forgot while w ri TX on ty sweets
The tempest NOT dreaded, while clear is the sky;
And tn. hear. which es ,n'd Stern calamity meets,
Thinks on Blessings receivd aud sepasses the sigh
ADDRESS TO A HUSBAND.
By Miss Porter.
Oh! grant my prayer, and ct me go,
Thy toll to share, thy path to smooth
Is there want, a wish, a wo.
Which welded love can fail to soehel
At morn, when sleep still seals thine eyes,
Ny hand thy temp rate meal shall spread;
At night my smiles shall check thy sighs,
And my fond arm support thy head.
And IF thy vexing cares should dart
S me hasty word my zeal TO chill,
Still this unchansing tender heart,
Thes cred VOW made shall i'll.
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general Assembly, begun and held a, the capitol
in the city oi Richmond, on Monday The first
day OF December, in the year ofour Lord one
thousand eight bundled and six, and of the
commonwealth the thirty first
AN ACT to amend an act, cEttule,l g An act
more efectually TO provide for the payment
of taxes upon LANDS within this common
wealth.
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Notice

rs hereby given to all persons in.
i debted to the lure John Baldwin deceased,
THAT they are required 70 make immediate payment
Of the several sums due from thcra-and ali
persons having any demands agains, the same
are requested to present their accounts proper
y attested for payment to the subscriber, the
executor ot the last will and testament OF the
said John Baldwin.
John Baldwin.
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Wilmington, Sfi1t. IS, 1909.

To the Electors Of Newcastle
County.
Feklo7v- Citizens.
HAVING been selected by TIE Repub.
llcan interts. Of this County for the Office
Of Sheriff, permit me respectfully to solicit,
your supper, for that Office at the General
Election in October next.
TIL: PERKINS.
Mammals Creek, June 3. 1902 If
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A NJ ,rRlMONIAL LOTTERY

q young man Of good character and
flsG.s. iaitiy proposed lottery in the
1orurd aus Journal The conditions
as sol!ov: u. the widows and maid
e,A who have not attained the age Of
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-11
.(PRIYATE LETTER.9

MUNICH, august 20.
My present soiourn in the capital ena-
bles me to acquaint you with the disasters
which befcl the Bayarian troops in their late
incursion into the Tyrol. The invlncible
attachment; Of these mountaineers to their
independence, joined 20 their abhorrence OF
the French, make,ehem fight witha~degree
of enthusiastic bravery, which reminds us
OF the extraordinary efforts formerly mace
by the Swiss in support OF their indepvn-
denee. You have read in the pubiic papers
that the duke Of Dantzic had entered the
northern 1'yrol, with about $1,000 men !;
whilst another ce.umn, less Numerous, I'm
der gen kusca, penetrated from Leiaz on
the eastern side, and third from Italy bv
the way'o Wren. As the insurgents were
totally abandoned by the Austrians on the
29th of July as the greatest want uof har-
mony unsupported to prevail amongst them;
rs they were said to be without artillery,
leaders, and provision, and their cozvara'ce
already 6nown; as they had not hitherto
the courage to support an attack made upon
them with the bayonet, or to face our artil-
lery, and never fred bat from their lurking
places, is was universally supposed they
would be soon reduced to unconditional
submission; and the Bavariat, government
sent military commission with the army,
in order to judge the ieaders of the insur-
rection. TheGrst occurrences seemed to
Justify the>opinion. The passes were weak
y occupied, and sone eommun-s made
voluntary offer of submission, and even de-
livered zap some arms, bit zo.icA zvc,e, far
tie most part, auM 6rssse. Il was soon,
however, perceived that a very inconsidera-
bic part of the inhabitants were willing to
submit, whilst the rest fell back in south-
erly direction, and fed with all their move
able effects to the submits Of the mountains,
which were inaccessible to our troops. In
spruck was in the mean time occupied, and
our troops advanced to the right towards
Landcck, and in another direction towards
the Brennan. From this moment our dis
assers commenced, though the Brennan was
occupied, The troops which seized this
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Z From The Charleston cs,,7;.,.

7aaasu Fevsy.-A iet,sr az. been 81.
sea to the merchants a, llovd's ''s s
house, by Dr.sKalph Cumin,, Of =. ."'1e,
hospital Al: Aniiyua, da,vd Gath @, Oe' ss''
1907, Oh shc subjgcs Of a cure Of W. W.
lev Fever. W. extract, saws a Im.,.
editor] the following passages - 'Da''
have discovered, that sponc;,, !
head, body and limbs of patient % NJ
first attack Of fever, with rum, o. o,h hS 0'
dent spirit, is the most eEtct1al ran ' d.
which can be used. The ]Tin.ip!e on ,%. H
it acts, is evaporation, and tn, ,)e,,a '''a
cold produced viii BE- in ratio psopo,Ir.i y
to the strengths ~ volatility Of the tnnf
employed. Il has ,vo!oid fleet ~
sanae time that il i, r:iriesrairs the ,ln.
burning body, it eAsies by lis slim,y.
Effect On the skin, the rcrsriratorv or,,.
into ac,ion, and socn produces a pcr,s sa'
lion. I'll The naval sure, ons who b,vrr , T..
sized English haa Tor, aad Who bayr b,l
thu fever Oil board their ships, haze r,'t
tie remedy reconmend,d By me, ard ~ ~
delighted With It's speedy aud sanitary Il
feyts; from whom, as Wei as myself 70,
currents have been transmitted to ggvsp.
ment."
The doctor afterwards directs, ,h,,
vhen person is seized with pains in 4.
head, and with a hot ska, &c. in tro,c,l
countries, he is to be stripped naked ex.
posed to the ac.ion Of the air, and to }.
spuused al over with spirits, until the skin
is cool, not suffering the pulse to fall below
sixty he then is TO be pu. to bed, and to
have purge, and an opening injection or
c!vster. As soon as The fver :sturns, T..
spunSing with spirits Is to be resorted 10.
Hleeting, in proportion to the strength Of
the pa.ie1.t, Tl.l be necessary, which should
never bc deferred * hours afrr III. first
attack" The Doctor aits, " ! hope afcr
'hi2 Information, ghai people destined tota,
West Indies, VIII 'Issve hone with grsa.u
ior;itudc, and not waste their money Oh
the quackesies rf TIE day, and FL thHr
trunks with yellow fever remedies. Whm
the Skin IS moist, snd perspiraiion flows
freely, tic spirit is no longer to be usyd--
after the Precipitation has flowed for some
time, which may be supported by enea
grass, nriat, or common tea, the cure sto
be completed By an infusion Of qnassia CT
d4coction OF bark, aid former HABITS viii
by degrees be returned to-"
We understand that this remedy has
been applied, with success, in ssrera: r.
cent cases in this city.
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HAsTY OPINION.

A gentleman on the point Of marrying a
Soung lady of considerable fortune, was
conversing with her on the subject ofChinese
customs. She thought bandaging their fr-
male infants feet, to make them small, ana
thereby rendering them almost eripples,
was very reprehensble custom. The GIN
s,eman replied, that it was chiefly done with
view Of preventing the Chinese from :s,.gd-
dig. too mueh about, and added he was Of
opinion slat it was very wise institution.
Thsn sir, replied bis enanosa:a, :: Chinese
avife will best salt you. The match was In
stantsv broke Of.
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Fran q LONDON Pd47ER.
rAsE1oNs goa OCTOBER.

Il Bnl9Dress.-A lighs blue or grey Chi
nese robe, of gosan'er net, imperial Grape,
or Spanish gauze, worn over white pcaIsng
satfir, ornamcnsed up tie front with French
bows and knots OF silver. A full melon
sleeve, formed OF the same material as the,
dress, and alternate stripes of Eslite satin,
finished with bows and knots OF -slveT. IA
double roll Of white satin round the neck OF
che robe, by way of tucker. Hair taking IN
natural and Irregular curlsioa the forehead,
confined in bow aud eurled ends, or In
plated braids, at the back OF the head. with
q diamond comb. Diamond bandrau, with
necklace, arinlets. and drop ear rings of the,
same. Slippers Of white satin, ssith silver
clasps. French kid gloves, just escaping
the elbow. Fan of carved ivory.
Walking Dresses.-A hne caabric Or Ia
dian muslin high gown, with long sleeves
and falling collar, osnamented at the feet,
and round the neck, with appliaued lace or
needle work. Deep amber breach, or gold
flligree buckle, combining the dress at the
,hroat and waist, with bracelets en- suite.
Sold chain and opera glass. The wood
Hand hat OF ans plated ST. aw or chip, with
ostrich feather falling on one side. AFrench
cloak of bright purple sarsnet or velvet, lin
Sd Nth saabsr 0F g0ss selsrl and srimpsd
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BALTIMORE, Mvcmbers'
LATE FROM PORTUGAL

The fas, sailing ship Parliamentary capt
Hohson, arrived yesterday, in rs days1Ir"
Lisbon. Capt. II. politely supplied tn: t.
ditor of the Federal (,azrtte with Lb""
and Badajos papers, former to Oh o'iofs1'
and the latter to s9:1 SPIT. to5r;h'r VIA
IN extract from letter from abtitsh (e"n
his brother in Lisbon, dated Bsd"Jaz, S.P; ;
t9, which speaks with some cornd.ne' e."
the ultimate success OF the Patr'1is Pr,
vidcd the war in Germany coa:inu~S tI''
permanent arrangements ere completed !"
Supplying the troops. TIE com6insd am:
mics we're receiving rcintorccments 7''"
caar.!v tn Portuguese divisions, a sotet.r
sion of small dctachmca's daily ahn W.
from almost every towr in POrtuSa., i%
French were not al, incmg. Inc n'"''
head-yuar,ers con,;aucd at BadaJoz--'''''
extending towards Merida.