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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
rvoLIC SALE.

Under decree of the honorable the circuit
Court ofthe district of Columbia, held atAlex-
andria, the subscribers will expose to pubic
sale at the coffee-house on the l4th day OF
next month, on i credit of sixty and ninety
days,
IN Undivided moiety of rent Of 1s1 rs
per afastm,
PAYABLE for ever, charged OH lot OF ground
sit,,ated at the intersection of Wolfe and u
pion-strsets, and extending southwardly along
the west side of Union street one hundred and
fifteen feet, and westwardly along the south
side of Wolfe street sixty two feet SIX inches
The payment of this rent,is secured by vaiu--
ab permanent Improvements on the lot.
md If from the sale OF the above rent
charge the sum required by the decree OF
the court cannot be raised-the SUBSCRIBERS
viii then proceed to sell, at the same place,
and on the Same credit
one ,.ndsvfded sepenth bars ef the reUersion
mfe,
-Expectanton the death of Jane Roberdeau,
widow of Daniel Roberdeau, deceased, IN the
following Lots, tina. is to say, one Lot OH
the cas-, side of Water street between Wolfe
aid Wnke,s streets, lin front OH Water
treet 81 feet incnes, In depth Us ieet,
and bounded on thee moth by an alley
feet wide. On this lot is. erected handsome
and convenient 8 story brick dwelling house,
with the usual ,out-houScs-And two other
lets adjoining each other on the west side OF
Union-s, between Wolfe and Wilke-streets,
in fronton Union-street forty. one feet, IN
depth enc hundred and twenty FIVE feet.
R. |. Taylor.
'as Cuthbert Powell.
September 8. d3ot
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
Iiexandrsa DAILY Gazetfs,
COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL
rstnrEp AND PUBLISHED By
9 a. MJIE.L NOW d + n,

1000 VT. hnouU rs,sdis10ndf,G. 4
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 W.T. best green Co flee, In bags.
l0oodo. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and Hy-
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest imhortations.
Sugar, best Muscoyado, in hogsheads an
barrels.
Do inierior qualities, in do.
Moiasses, in hogsheads.
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candles, noald and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's and Carrots
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
Madder, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords
Leading Lines, Ks. SC.
ALSO,
Best Snperfne Flour. for private families,
few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Piaister of Paris, &c.
ADrii III
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DIRECTIONS HOW TO W. : ;
y r w D O D. y,

Patent Wa!hllg NEac '.a,,r fine,
First fiji the barrel half fall o. Reservoir
cloths, than fill the bottom o. , ~" turn the
with hot suds up to the sidc pl =. 60 az TO max
Crank backwards and forwards 80 tIr. sides =.
the cloaths fail! the hardest .,,;nuscs, t'sl
the barrel for about twenty-five IRE, nrs sop ana
nse:the same suds with a little 'rp undltn.'
hot hot water for the next finest clod pour eoe,
suds arc unfit for use,the.,.se .,ds, after W. ",
in the same way with boiling 't narts Of w
bing little soap on the a; in the raachfP
elosths then rince them ih 'D'
warm or Geld water.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
Scheme Of a Lottery.
For founding a COLLEGE II 8njs'

, as9; E pianHs. Not two to Prize,
oftAe ed00e Prizes the .t5lyozying are sts,;,,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
Afurther Ploot
August 8.
Q 2

Yarwood's us.fN! Taskfns A!achnf'
We the subscribers have found, on hiai
Joseph Yarwood's Patent Washing Machine
TO answer fully the Intended pul Pose Of "a'n
Ing cloaths of every description, ana e0pS''
dy recommend them to the public as a So"
saving of soap, labor and cloaths Given uNS
der our hands this day OF June, i00''
tSigncd) g.,
Dorotnea Krouse, Ccthinder Ca.def' a."
M.Carren, Martha Aberclombie, KUN Ds-
Won, Rebecca Hattersley, Vain d. DoaH
Elizabeth Black, Jane B. Swami H. n rr
ousauna RounsaviiIe, Elizabeth wilson, III
zabeth Snyder, Nancy Keii, Sarah heI' SER
ger, Margaret B. Manlcy, mary l ~ Sar
Nary Steel, Sar.h ti,zhuGh, Mary puL h
Persia Hodekin, Carolina Hopkins, oa'"" r. -
M.Kenay, Elizabeth Muir, Folly RhoadeS, ~ -
Iizabeth Loncden, Ann Snowden, Ann r Da
vies. MARY Began, Mary Shade, Beis'y "
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah G. Janncy' ,h.Dk,
With pleasure do return my Si "'',U others
to the above named ladies, and many G,"
who have favored me with their ce'' ~ p,-
aud custom in the purchase OF l'r"OOu iii in
tent Washing Machine. | inc f tnSh' ysrr
great demand in this Place, out H''1. W. nnrDoss
great scarcity Of plank to answer Wv, rr Isys or
of making them here, shall IN ~, ~. SOUTH
weeks commence making them u ' 'h.rat
ward. But will enGeavor TO supply wa. icw
short notice after my return. l n hsS f ap-
now made on hand, which can DC A''N
piled for soon.
VIM. c.. Newton, $500,
Assignee Of Joseph ~"
July "a. -, .rnlenl the
N. b. hsr. John Troup will sni''': ~ nv b,-
making, and supplying cuat0'"'''
sence. /, ,rr,TIOGJ
$3.50 ,,n rraw4
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or STOLEN, from the sub
scribcr living on the main road leading from
George Town to Alexan dria, about the Tune
Of the camp meeting in Fairfax county, a
likely bright bay HORSE, nearly IS hands
high, little la,ne in his lett fore leg, which
may be easily discovered alter riding lie
has small white spot ia his forehead and is
unshod Whoever takes up SAID horse ana
returns him to me, Or gives such information
as Will enable me 10 get him again, shall re-
ceiyc the above reward.
Augultine Alexander.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
Augultlne Alexander
ORPHANS COURT,
September 23-25.

.dlerandria County, SEPT. Term, 1903
ORDERED,
That the Executor of Charles Wadsworth,
deceased, Go insert the following advertise.
meut three times a week for six weeks If the
MeranGrza DAILY Gazette.
Test
AJEv ANrNEO MNNPP Pen
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
C0mnsy IF .fiezandria, hay IL, 1909.
Was Committed

To TIE jaH Of This county, as a runaway,
a NEGRO MAN, who says his name is
n Henry Raggerman. He is about TWEEN
~ seven years of age. S feet inches high,
stout made, had on white linen Jacket and
trousers, has scar on his nose. The owner
is requested to come and prove his or her
property pay charges and take MIN away
otherwise he will be disposed ofas the law
directs.
James Campbell, jailor.
May .l-l!Gy ssI lsw5m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03

The above Lottery commences drawing on
the first Monday il November nex,, aid viii
be continued regularly at The rate of fifteen
hundred tickets each week unIii finished
prizes in the late New-Yo rk and Baltimore
lotteries, taken in payment for tickets III
his.
a correct list of the drawing will be re.
ceived two or three times week, ami al
tickets sold by the subscriber examined free
OF expeRce.
Present price of tickets, Ten Dollars FilIy
Cents but will in few days be raised to
Eleven Dollars
For sale by
Robert Cray.
kuruSt g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23
COMMUNICATION.
The GEORGIA JOURNAL,

A new paper, printed at Milledgevr'e.
the seat of that Government, from its up.
pearunce. bids fair to rival the first pcriodi.
cal publications. in that state. From our
knowledge Of the Editor, tho people need no:
fear to encourage him-for he is NO hireiinS.
that would first cSole, and then deceive the
public-hs krincihles are truly american
not fashioned to the views of foreign or IL
meStic enemies-whose sol: ann it is, to sub
vert the righteous government of this Cum
try, and erect u disgraceful monument o.
Royalty on its ruins.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23
yINWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. -ll,".

FINWENTY DOLLARS REWAnD-itu..
away froIu the subscriber on Sunday nirhc
the 24th OF September, 1909, ISAdG, :, n.gq,,
man about 29 years old, rather an undcrsiz. rnI
moderately spare, kind Of hoarse. lazy voc:
and looks, apt to compel you to repeat before Ia.
VIII give direct ans wer, small eyes AMI ears, .
yeiiowish black complexion, ) feet s or inc ,e.
high, rather Stops forward from the hips AMI :.
kind OF hitch in one hip, if well observed wine,
Walking, and by which description he WAS pass
discovered when runaway, and pa. an j.ii a..
though he dis0wned his name and master AMI At.
'ected IL be "a Tree Kan born, has beea severely
whipped, has scar little over his right GyS
ana the appearance NAV be Seen on the body, az
the small pox, and lump large as tAc finger D.,
the fore part of the right shoulder and lett arm
! little below the shoulder, and the back, CO.
ptciAily on the right, side under the shoulder
blade, supposed to be by whipping also a s.sr-
| on The lett arm by inOcuaton. He Originally
when boy belonged to John M'Clary al Little
York, then 10 VIM McCi.uy in or near Hanover
Town, then 10 Joseph Duepree OF Lunenburch
then 10 his son William IN Charlotte, who sold
him to James Camp Of Nottoway, of whom Jam >
Dupuy, junr bought him, and of whom roc
ann. lie, understand, has been once in YORK
la!i as runaway, and Richmond and Nnttowgy
iatis, and while he was the property Of James
DuPuy, Junr he runaway and sid he spent sJGic
time IN Richmond and in Hanover, where he
tel! IN wilh James Maatiloe, as he sail, who
was moving TO Greenbrier, and he was gong
with him when he was taken up and put in iai
in Charlottesville, March 1904, he then disown
| ed his name and master as stated above, and sail
| he was born free and would be free in about
year, makes some pretensions to religion psrti-
cuiArly while i'll all in Albemarle Commissioners
of the tax might probably make some disco cry of
hira.) Masters CT vessels and all other persons
| are iorwarned carrying him out of the state, al.
though he may probably change his name, &c.
| 'rhe above reward will be given, besides all legal
fees, for experimenting him and securing him so
that get him, and notify ing thereof, or deli
vering ham to NE Ill the upper end of Nottuway
county.
ROBERT DICKINSON.
| December %. w2,vy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

the creation, can bs,supped with ornaments To
suit al compilations, taste and contour, and Prove
to the world the fallacy Of the celebrated Poets
assertion
6 Beauy sShen urad0rn'A, ciorn'dthe most"
Mankind in general are hereby Rforme /, that
he is prepared to repair the damages Of oil age,
and render abortive the effects of wrink as in
short, youth shall! be renewed in the aged, and
prime manhood displayed IN al its loveness
P. S. A Journeyman Of approved talents, and
an apprentee wanted.
December 23 1tg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

n LEXANDER c. D'LA
L n NIoNH, hlperiaL q.
6er@tor and Original IN
ysntor of Fashions, (witn
Difference To the superior
taste ofthe Ladies & Gen.
tiemen OF Richmond, )beS,
leave to inform them, il.
Las recommended his O.
perations in a style tat
will, at once, excite APP
probation and admiration.
at his EMILE FAsHI-
oNs; where the most bcau-
A,4.l .r.I -. .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

A SWEEP STAKE of four hundred dollar;
"A will be run for the third of January, over ihe:
Fairfield Course, four Horses ente-cd-An ele-
CANT Dinner will he provided ON the field Hors.
cs will start at I O'clock.
December 23 t3dJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

III OTlcE..-ina tormer adj, erlisemc,t, re-.
~ qres,ed 81 persons Indebted to tie estate
OF Mr Tho Mas Hlsoiaon, deed. 10 pay Oh their
respect c debt, snl invited all persons who
Lad debts duo So theih lioEI that estate, 10 make
them Aa0wn to me aud receive pay mcnt.--I in.
tend at the expiration ofone month from this date,
10 divide among the residuary legatees of MIR.
Hicholson's last will, all the money in my hands
belonging to that estateI therefore earnestly re-
quest, that if any one has now claim for debt
against the estate that they will exhibit it to me
forthwith and receive payment, aud I beg and
intreat OF those indebted to the estate to pay of
their respective debts without delay.
c COPLAND, Executor.
l.clmsnd, December IS, 1902 2aw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

DIED-On Monday the 18th of December.
Mr.. EDMUND EGGLEsToN, of Hanover
County, in the eightieth year of his age
Through the trying vicissi.udes of life he
supported the character of an honest man.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23
BENT CuEpK Igb lice. 12o

BENT CnEHK, 1881 Dee. 1909.
.Ressys Ia!iafcrrO x Pa:teyson, 1zississtsi Ter
'nsry,
- IRS-You will take notice that we shall. at
~ tie Cofnpting Office OF Messrs. Higginbo-
than, Brown Co in this place, on the first
Thursday !" January n~yt, proceed to take the
deposition Oi Andrew White to be read as evil
aeEce in certain matter OF controversy in chan
Gerry, depending in the county OF Buckingham,
syheie.n va arc plaintiffs and you are defendants.
(Sisned)
THO. HiCGINBOTHAM t. Co.
D.cenibrr Is. 9,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

SeUeral ofMe Universities in YesthhaEa
are about 10 be SnffreSSed. The reason as
signed is, the revolutionary sentiments i'm
Sibed by The students.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

TIE United States Shih Of Uar John H.
Sam@. cdft. Evans, soiied from this fort
yesterday morning FIR Eurohe, with go
Ee;'hWeHk DisEuiche8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

VIE Subscribers having connected .i,eu,-
selves in the AUCTION BUSINESS
Offer their services to the Public al their Aucti-
on Room, opposite the Beil-Tavern, to carry on
RETAIL NIGHT AUCTION
Also to sell in the day all kinds of Goods
Wares and Merchandiz=, Lan1s, Houses and
Lots, Horses, Negroes, &c. or any other kind
OF Property which NAV be iatrusteI with them.
They VIII always consider it their duty at ait
times, faithfully to observe the interest ut.tn5se
who may honor them with their confdena.
STILL & BRODkE.
December 25i. l.sy6.v
N. B. BARTLETT STILL individually will
transact business, as Tobacco Broker anil
Commission Merchant, to- buy AMI sell all kinds
OF Country produce; Also Bank Stock, Notes,
&c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

TIE ship Hannah, cant. Clement. from.
Londonderry, arrived at PhiiadeLhhia. q
-fsgp days ago zoifh number Of passengers
on bOard. On the coast ofthe u. States she
cvas boarded by tie British siooh of 7va,.
atlanta, 6onnd for the IVc6t Indies, and
EMRREsSLD II Of her passengers This is
fhe old sySfemrepiucd. Eng tand has more
causes than one for her hafred ofthe gro7v
ing greatness Of this country. The increase
eff our hohuiation, derived from the heohic
ofher doniinions, who from choice or he,
secnti0n seek shelter uhon our hoshifablc
sAorcs. is dagger fianted in her side.
In
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

IOSi PUBLlSHED by JohEsoN & w Ak
y HGa, booksellers e. StatioHers, Richmond
NEW BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL,
CONNIE RCIhL GRAMMAR,
and present state of the several kingdoms Of the
World,
by WILLIAM GUTHRIE, ESQ.,
TO which have been added, the late discoveries
by DIR. Hcrschel and other eminent Philosouers
illustrated with twenty-five correct Maps.
Jusr RECEIVED,
ARROWS MI7HS MP ef the WORLD.
ON A GLoBuLAR PROJECTIONS.
Exhibiting particularly all the Nautical Research
rs OF Capt. James Cook, with ali the recent dis.
coveries to the present time.
J. & w. keep constantly for sale, large stock
OF BOOKS IN the different Departments OF Lite.
nature, but more particularly those articles suit
ed to tie demand OF country merchants aud
schools, whose orders he respectfully solicit
They are in daily expectation OF receivin Al
| assortment OF IL, is, 81 inch Globes, Mltde-
NAUTICAL instruments in cases, &c. &c &c
December % w8t
{ HEESE, HATS, SALT-PErI{E. -. -
- row DER "a consignment Cf Coioa,sf
Cheese ct superior quality, ia casks and boxes,
just received.
large and general assortment ofgentlemsu,s
Sir Beaver and Fur HATS,
English refined Is ALl.PErRE.
Fsnd FF glazed and rough Gux-powpEz.
| y. J. BURR.
December ], aIxln
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23
NEH YoRK, Dec. 10.
FROM HALIFAX.

On Saturday Mst, arrived at this fort
the Schooner Industry, Caht. Bryant. in Ga
days from Liverhooi via Haiifar. .Amons
Ihc passengers, is CAPT. Worth;ngton, Of
The brig .Americam, Of Baltimore, gvhose
vesSei as sveH as The ship straightforward
of'the same hlace, zvere condemned at Hc-
Gfar, for being bound to 1onniugcn. and
havins certificates Of origin on board II
IS said orders soere given TO detaia all II.
@iderinsc hat hiace as in a state Of blockade ;
"Da That 1870 .trigatcs e a siooh IF zpar had
saiied for he hu17ioae ofintercehting oU,'
VeSseis.. .PA6. .Geiv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

" La pigac, the man by fate and Heav'n de.rr.,'d,
@ TO set t. yighf. The heads of az mankind''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23
Nbe Gnquirer.
RICHMOND, DECEMBER %, 1909.
EFOR THE ENoUIRER.l

No. ~.
1honShts or the necessity of a change in
the la7os relating 10 the Court of .ahheais.
(CONCIuDrDO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

~ The conduct Of e. .. as to the Chesapeake,
hiss been marked by no feature ofiustice or con
ciidton-lf this attack upon q nation at peace
with er, was really naanfhsyised, was it not due
to herself to make every atonemcnt, for her wn
sake without any rcqIisition from ns-at once to
deliver up the seamen, and tn insolent agent to
justice she has done neither.
L rs to the seIDIeH, Mr. Jackson agrees to
restore thrn upon condition, Iiiat ggc should dis
charge such of them were "eithcr natural.
5ore subjects Of his Miesty, or drseyters from his
N.jGsys serviic." This goes even further than
Great Britain had previously claimed. Accord.
ing TO this tesie, he is not only TO have her own
| subjects, but some Of our VIII sitizena-her o7ea
subjects, because they are subjects, and our CIT.
Sess, because they are deserters
9 As TO 5dmiyGk Btrkeiey-- Mr.. J. is profound.
l. silent--but Mr.. Canning tells our minister, on
the. iatter's mentioning his recent appointment
to the Lisbon station" that lie admiralty would
not be doIug him justice 20 keep him so long un
employed without bringing him TO a court mar.
| iial" Why not then bring hIm To- trial IL his
| trial was to prove that he was unauthorized, thu,
IS the very thing which the British goysrDmen,
aver. Was ar, G. afraid to bring him to trial,
least tins averInent should be disproved
And rs to our Proclamation, the unreasoRs
bic proposition Of ME-. Rose was 20 be granted in
u NV sd0Fs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-23

JUST PUBLISHED by Johnson & Wax
y Saa, booksellers e. Statioaers, Richmond,
new GEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-08
FOURTH BULLETIN.

Head Quarters at Landshut, .Ahrik IS
This day the army advanced to the Isc,.
The fifth corps was in the front and found
the bridge at Landshut broken down. A
division of from 8 to 5000 Bavarians nnder
the command of General Deroy defended
the passage by force. The bridge wa
accordingly re established under the Hfe
OF the enemy the 9Th corps crossed and
an action followed, which termina,ed b,
the retreat OF the Bayarians. On both
sides there were some killed and wounded
but our loss would have been still less had
il been possible to restrain the a:dor o,
the troops.
Landshui is the capital Of the User :
we are in possession of great part of Ba.
varia.
The general Of cavalry count BeIlecrude
broke APRON Bohemia on the 10 h, wi h
the ist corps of The army, Tirschumeith.
and on the ~ h formed junction at War
onburg with the second corps of the army
which had entered the Upper Palalinale by
Rushaupten-bolh corps took a position
on the Nab, and their vaDguards occupied
the heights Of Hirschan in order to reach
the road from Bayruth to Amberg. Here
an affair ofadvanced posttook place with the
division OF Ftiant, which was unde IS GOD
to be approaching in order to reach The
Danube by rapid march through Amberp
The consequences Of the action was, ,ha
this division was driven back to Neumarkt
and our advanced posts occupied Amberg
The brave TyrolCse have already Kill
led or taken prisoners all the French anc
Bavafan soldiers in their territory. Al
the passes in the upper JunlhaI, as tn,
Ziodsrberg, the Sobarnus, Leu;aso, Reu.
&c ARE occupied by the militia of the coun
try,
On the tSth, 100 men Of the 18th Ba
Vsrian regimen; of INFANTRY, and Us dra
goons, with half a battery we're made pri
soners at Ipspruck.
On the 18th 40 French officers, 1877
men, with s5l horses, and two light bal
,slions Of Bavariens with two pieces .
cannon and a howi,zer, surrendered ;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-08
THIRD BULLETIN.

Head. Quarters at YiLs Brharg, .Ahril Is.
Thearmy is collected on the Wis, and
viii tomorrow pass the Iser a, Landshut
a, Dinglangen.
The enemy appears disposed to dispute
the passage. The army is anxious 10 NEE,
him and 10 come to blows.
Field Marshai Jellachich has by this
time passed the Inn at Kosenheim and
Wassembdrgh. AM advanced against Mu.
Mich. An advanced post of h enemy has
been taken AT Hang; 1s prisoners and
IT horses fell into our hands. The enemy
lost some killed and wounded; on our
side we have only one hussar Sigh Iy
wounded.
On the, 9th field marshal ChasieIi.r a.
midst the joyful acclama,ions of the faith
ful Tyrolese, entered the Tyrol at Leinz
through the Pusterthal, and on the 18th
had already reached Braneck the Seliz.
burg layers. and some deiachments OF in
iantry, provided with snow and climbing
irons, co-ope- ale with him by the Ziller.
thai. Our paroles are pushed forward TO
Heichcnhaii, i.ofers, and St. Johan the
militia ofLpfers has occupied the pass of
Strnb one OF the most important entrances
from Salzburg into the Junthal. The Ty.
rolsss are every where Aging to arms and
expeilins the Bavarians, 1900 of the lat.
ter took refuge in the fortress Of Kasste
and are be.ieged there by the Tyroese.
A French officer had recently taken the
command OF that fortress; the Bavarians,
hosever, begin to be tired ofthe French
superiority & feel scnsibIy the deep degrs.
da,ion OF their oppressed situation. Their
disgust at the arrogance of the French of.
hcers has, in several instances, produced
sels Of violence.