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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-08
FIFTH BULLETIN.
Head Quarters at Lcndsarr.
-fhrtL II.

According to the concurring reports Of
all the p isoners as well as the inhabitants
at Landshut, the French General Lefea
bvre, has collected 10000 Bsvaiisns from
the neghborhood of Lunch and Frey~
sengen, with view OF stopping the pas.
sage of The Austrian army by Laodshut.
The approach 20 the bridges was extreme.
Iy difficult. They were besides broken
down, and the enemy's Tirailleurs, who
had occupied ali the houses on the opno.
site bank could only be driven thcreffom
by cannon being brought TO bear upon
thsm, each gAn o. ou side was mount.
ID under sh wer of SIN N SHOT from
the enemy. In doing his, hoover, our
artillery displayed the greatest resolution,
and in Two hours the whole of the oppo.
site side of tn tcwn wa. in ruins.
Ths unfortunate inhsbi.ants in the
midst Of their ruined houses, bewaI the
melancholy fate 10 which this fine town
has been exposed by their own country.
The French, who by ms reDresentsti. N,
would make il apoear that Austria wish.
es 20 sez- Bavaria, and to dlssrm in a
dlsgraceiul manner the brave soldiers of
hal country, had required these troops
TO make fruilless defence. Here
French artifice succeeded in making foe.
eign blood flow Ton their advantage, and in
turning he arms Of our German brethren
against their deliverers. The fir i bridge
was sca'ics formed by few posts. when
She edvanced guard of he 9Th corps had
fastened across the lser, and pursued ths
enemy un u night. The troops are ami.
mated with an excellent spirit, and sing
war songs under The thunder of The cam
non.
The advanced corps of field marshal
Jellachich entered Munich a. yesterday.
The XII 6 aid queen have fed under
French projection 10 Augsburgh.
The iouf,h army CO ps passed The iserf
wiIhou. opposition a. ingailinges.
The first and second corp, have, after
some successful fgnting advanced 10 AM
berg, Schoyandorf, and Kdu, near Rails.
bon. Gen. Beliegarde cannot sufficiently
praise the gallant spirit and undaunted
resolution OF his troops,
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forslaa
WAR IN ITALY.

MILAN, April 1.-THE Senate were
assembled Yesterday when a messenger
Of Sta'e delivered the following message
from his Imperial Highness the Vice.
roy -
SENATOR'S!
have been anxious TO announce to
you, that Austria has declared var
Whilst our confidence was authorised by
the recolleeion of the generosity of our
sovereign to Austria, the perfidy of that
power was for long time preparing for
new war. Some of her troops had shewn
themselves upon the Italian TERRITORY -
but we were tranquil. because we could
not suspeetth possibility of so much per.
jury. But the French and Italian armies
are assembling on the Tagliamen,o
t,fey will obtain such victories as those of
which orr Fields have so oite n before been
the scenes I; they are impatient TO engage
+. in arms with hose who have withou. cause
taken them up, and TO establish in the
midst ofthem a theatre for n-w triumphs.
s. =" Called, by an august father, 10 The
command of our brave troops. will do
everything 20 mer, t'.eir c51i6dencs -
shall Se the more tranquil myself when
I remember the excellent spirit mat ami.
mates the people Of this kingdom, and
since have well founded hope that you
will maintain that spirit by your example,
and that. with a fem and Tranquil attitude,
under the present circumstances you will
shew yourselves worthy Of being placed
in the FIRST rank in the authorities of Italy.
Having no other object in ih,s letter, l
pray God 10 keep you in his protection.
g. Given at the general head quarters,
Campo Formio, April IL, 1909.
EUGENE NAPOLEON"
A Committee was chosen 10 convey to
the Viceroy, the devotion and fidelity of
the Senate, and to beg him to be the in.
terpreter to his angus, father Of those sem
timents.
TREviso. April 2o--Some persons be.
longing to the train of the French army
IN panic after the affair of The 18th have
fled to Vicenza, spreading exaggerated
repor,s.--His Highness had ordered them
TO join their corps in 4s hours on pain of
being punished as dessrters. 1t is certain
an army is on the Pave.
MILAN, Aprl22. "A division 9th ar
my occupies Trisnte. All our troops burn
with ardor to convince the Emperor, that
under the orders of his brave step son
they are worthy Of being called the army of
Italy.
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SEVENTH BULLETIN.

The I'm Bulietpl IL introduced BY the fsfS
lozvtng note from fhe emheror Francis 10
.Marshai Coiloredo
g SchGrdinS, Atrik go, 1909.
Z" Dear field Marshal,
OTing TO the rapaid movements Of
the army, and accumulated business, no
Official repor, has appeared for several
days. transmit you a Concise extract
Of the reports sent me, IN order tina, you
may publish them.
FRANCIS"
Alter passing the Iser his imperial
hishness the gene rails ilmo, with the Sd,
4ih and 5th corps OF the army and the
hrSt corps OF the reserve broke up agans.
The Danube, in the direction 10 Kel,h -im
and Ratlsbou. The enemy were drawn
mp near Ralsbon. Agreeable 10 the dec
IaTation oil prisoners of war, The emperor
Napoleon reached the army on he 10 inst.
1.-The Generalissimo has made a forced
march from The ls-r 10 beyond the Labar.
and advanced on The 10Th through Eek.
muhi, Rot.euberg Cioisterrock. The en-.
envy encountered him, and very brisk
acton took place. The G.neralssimo
praises The bravery of his troops. Oar
loss is considerable ; several regiments
have lost all their stsE officers, field mar
shall lieutenat Lusignsn--ihe Princes Lou.
Is and Maurice, of LichenSein, are
wounded. The Generalissimo kent the
Amy IN order OF ba Tie the next day, ID
follow the movements of he enemy. We
have no further details about this affair,
The loss 10 killed and wounded and
prisoners, is not yet known, as the multi.
p'tcity ofbuslness prevented his immortal
highness from max ng c.rcumysptisl re,
ports on the field Of battle (off Hanseol 70
his majesty. On the % h Ralisbop can't.
uls ed. On the same day the sih corps
OF the army was also smartly attacked
near SeigenbSrg upon Ab,ns, The arch.
duke Lewis re.Teated in common with
held marshal lieuienan, Holer, arainst
the lser, TO cover Landsbut both Gowns
are united. Ga the as, N irshal Dayon,t
attacked TIA 4,h corps OF he army ne Ar
EcSmuhi; severe action TOOK place
which lasted for Il hours.--On the 22d
he second corps of the army re.reated ~,
Ra1sbon, aud combined with The N a.,
Tmy The head quarters of Geaersl,,si.
no the arehduke Charles were on the
SlsI near EgIo:,heim."
EIGHTH BULLETIN.
[ Tranqulllzing news has been race ,,s 4
! from the SIN and 9th corps 9TH. amy =,
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SECOND BULLETIN.
Hcad Quartrrs Of Oettiap faril I,

Head Qaartfrs Of Getting, .fsyil u. y
Agreesbly to prescribed ARRANGEMENTS,
tue army advanced on the iith' further
towards the Viss, and The Issr.
The weather was very bad, but the troons
endured all The hardshps ofan uncommon.
~ severe season, with The greatest cheer
fulness.
On the 10th, at half past ten in the
morning, Field Marshal Deloyicb entered
Pissau. The enemy retired, but on the
rapid advance Of our troops, French off.
Ger engineers, and eight prisoners were
taken. a French General IN the upoer
fort escaped with difficulty. Prince 70.
semberg, commander OF the 14.i, corps
OF the army, summoned the fort to sur.
render, but this summons was, in comD!i.
ance with the custom Of war, answered by
refusal.
The true patriotic spirit Of the inhsbi.
tan's OF Passau was clearly demonstrated
by the Joy they displayed on entering the
town They Immediately printed the pro.
slamation of his Royal Highness, the
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EOR SALE. in the town of Carter s
\ vile, upon James River, LOIS No. 6
and "a, being the same formerly owned
by Nessrs. Deanes--On the first is good
dwelling HOUSE, store aud other i'm.
proyemenls, and on the last, good lum.
Der house. A credit of one, two, and
three years will be given Bonds with ap.
PROVED security, to bear interest from the
date, IT not Puncoually paid, will be re-
quired-For further particulars, apply to
Nj ssrs John & Z. Cunningha:a, at Car.
tersyi!le, who will shew the premises, or
TO
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
: Petersburg, July %. CIV
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LANDS FOR sAI.R

'NALU ABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-
The Subscribers wish to dispose of
that valuable tract of LAND called Fear
LFwIs, lying in The Counties of Bot,etourt
and Montgomery, and containing about
2 600 acres. They also wish 10 sell 8. 1870
acres of Land lying in The County OF Flu.
wanna, on the south side of the Rvanna
river, extending from Col. Cary's line
down the river, to within about a mile of
Columbia
This last mentioned Land, being in Eve
dis,ipct tracts. will be sold separately or
toe ether, as may best suit any person de.
sirous OF purchasing. One- fourth Of the
amount being paid in hand, any reasona.
bic credit will be given for the balance,
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
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Iaifbt1iunh prfre Current.
lco8REcrED WEEKLr.1

TUST published, and for sale at Seaton
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which leads from the Market-house to the
river. and at few other places, Book
containing 900 pages, ofwhich the follow.
ing is the title page.
A CONTENTIOUS VIEW of the
ESTABLISHMENT Sc OPERATIONS
ofthc MANUFACTORY Of ARMS, and
ofthe late public investigation, from the
commencement to tn expulsion of the
officers in February, 1909. By HENRY
BANKS.
From, tie Lynehburg Star.
When, or wherever. the political salvation, or
the Nstion's Cash is at stake, the People
are entitled 20 the whole truth--to plenty of
light Silence or concealment, in matters of
such magnitude would be treason against
their best interests. There never should be
either bubble, secrecy, or the semblance Of
mystery in the management at least of the NO.
hey Concerns of the Community, especially
in government like ours-for such never
fail to excits suspicion. But, even in the G.
vent OF guilt and detection, it is always a
dangerous, sometimes athankless and often
fruitless EFFORT, to attempt to drag into o..
pen day, and to the bar of insulted. violated
justice, dsfaulters of GRADE, Of elevated
station, fenced round by connections, conse-
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individual, who dares the attempt. whether
successful or not, makes the great multitude
eminently his debtors for he hazards his
all, and'not unfrequen'ly like Codrus, his life
itself, for his country's good.
The Book before us ought to be read by eve-
ry yirginian freeman who at all values his
rights, independence, or cash. It should be
an the hands ofevery conscientious delegate
10 the next General Assembly of this Com
monwealth, who has determined to dis
charge his duty like an honest man. The
great body of the people, ought to be infor-
med Of the purposes and uses.to which their
Tens or THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS have
been applied for the last ten years. I'm
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portrait TO the public at large, occasional ex-
tracts shall be given from this very intetest.
ing work.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Stolen
FRO n me about thc 10Th Of Nov. 1897,
negro man slave, named Cesar. the property of
the subscriber He formerly belonged to Mr.. 70.
bet Alexander. Of Campbell county, and vas
b9ught t'on him a small boy, in the year 1899.
He is nov abou, feet hign, one Of his dig toes il
very ren,1rka5le, being split with an axe through
the nail and nearly as high as the sec md Joint.
by that u IS much broader and larger than the
other. he was accustomed 20 run James river
above the fails Z was Informed that he went
over the mountains in a baueau owned by one
Creeey. On delivering him to me or securing
nm IN some jail so that gee him again, shall he
paid by me the reward Of twenty Dollars TINS
IS TO fore warn any person or persons from har.
boring o. eoneealing him, as they may depend
on It thas | will prosecute such violators Of the
law to its full extent.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
City OF Richmond, IpIy 27,h, 1899.
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". 8. ~

INTERESTING TO SOME BODY. Any
y gentleman who owns lands in Kentucky or
Tennessee, and would exchange for lands !. Viz.
GINA, (situate 50 o. 50 miles south Of Lynch.
burg, between two anA three thousand acres
with fine Improvements Of all necessary buildings
and orchards. 5 or 800 scres lo~ grounds. high.
iy productive in very healthy neighborhood and
well watcrei) nay meet with chap by direct.
ing line TO A. g.. Rockynnount post Office.
Franklin county, which shall meet with prompt
attention.
July 10Th, 1902 3tw
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Generalissimo to The German nation, and
distributed 1000 copies to the people OF
the country. Thus the feelings Of the
German Independence remains, and is
cherished among them.
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AUSTRIAN BULLETINS.

VIENNA, April 2o,--The Court Gazette
contains the following Bulletins OF the ope.
ralions of our armies.
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WiIdan to the TyroIese by copi,ula'ions
To morrow the army moves towards
'.he Upper Danube. Hihertp we have
fallen in with no + ench troops, though
10 the act on of this day some Frsuch Off
Gers were taken among The BavaIians.
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b. F. HANTELMAN.

N. 3. have been gvento understand,
that the above Mary Hsn.elman wishes
divorce from mel will, at any time
eheerfu!ly ac1uiesce in such measure.
Is. L. II.
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MOTICE.--I hereby forewarn all per.
\ Y sons from creditIng my wife Mary
Hanteiman, on my account. as am de-
termned not 10 pay debts Of her contract.
ing after this date.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-15
IN COMMON COUNCIL,

MAY 10, 1909.
ORDERED, That Abraham Paw, VIII
liam S. Moore, and Joseph Smith, be COM
.1nissioners to hold an election on Monday,
the aad instant, at John Hodgkin's tavena,
to electa member of the Common Coun-
I Gil for the third ward, in place of Adam
Lynn, resigned.
Ordered, That John SuttonJ oseph Dean
and Aaron. Hewcs be committee to rent
out in the best manner they can, Duke -streef
Dock, for the term of two years, or until
Thomas Preston's time expires in the adj
joining warehouse; and that the person
contracting shall during the lease, keep the
dock in as good repair as it now is, and,
: leave it in the same manner.
ADAM LYNN, sc. G.
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x'e Il IS unnecessary ar me 10 s',ve any
opinion concerning She right of t4s o!aeo1srt
,of abbea5 to reverse Tie dellsi0a o justices,
contrary to the broeisao,as of heracf Of as
semby Of Pcnnag fyania, a21der zohlch the
state out Of admiralty 1uas instituted 3haf
as the. foint 7Uhich occGSioneI SO MICH .lea5-
.zo,tsy as<s iseoft.bnrning betaveea&sveral q
1he states and the ola sress-it dipided the
obi,aions Of many nsen. f a1qaesti0aabk ia
tents a,zdlltcsrity, and certainly soasss qltes-
ton Of no s,aaU eilFcuhy. >43at the state q
Penasulumle ha0ing ratified the present
constitz.tion, did thereby vatuaAy i1soest the
courts If tie United States nth pozuer TO
decide this controversy. They have dc
: cidsd 1t, -aad being caearh4 roitdmthew ~
risdiction, an net at liberty to eoas1dsr at
as aaozv. obe,a to. discussion. The SUPREME
court CT TIE Tinted States has more than
0nce decided, that the old court q alpyReals haa
the bouey to rcoeyse the vel,aicts At Jurles,
notwithstanding the Aazo Of any state to the
contra,g. Fran TIE establishment cf this
PRINCIPLE, 1t vresistably results, that Gideon
Ozastedd and his associates, were entatledfo
the vhole proceeds Of the Acti0e and her car
go, and may pursue them INTO z0hafeper haaas
they may haze fallen, unless iaaeeafhey ytt7oe
fallen into the hands IF persons net ss1shylect 70
an action in the courts Of the United S.ates."
Il Chief justice Tilghman,.s opinion on The
writ OF habeas corpus, &c.
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In the circuit court of the United States
for the Pennsylvania district, April session
1909, present judges Washington and Pc
ters.
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WAsHaNeTos, Judge, delivered the oplalon
of the court.
fcoNTINUED.
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Michael Bright,
James Atkinson,
| Charles Westfall,
Abraham Ogden,
SCharles Hong,
/ William Cole
Samuel Wilkins,
Daniel Phyle,
John Knipe.
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NOTICE.

THE sabcribers will attend at Duke street
dock, on "Wednesday, the 18th instant, at
. o'clock IN the afternoon, for the purpose of
renting said dock agreeable to the above ar
: der Of Council.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-18
I NEWPORT;
!. If.NnFL ~ V1l7 s. - T-'-7- . =
fr'm 'ae nrss'oi Ens.] .Hsreny sfJuy 81, 1909

bonaparte has once more suffered the Aus
TRAN Dynasty to prolong its existence Tn
Emperour Francis, hunibled, mortified, h
wings clipped, his dominions circumscribv
has received his life and crown q third Ii,
from conquerour who Justly repeats, as
motto of his actions, /" Parcere suLjscfs
deoeHare snter6os." The confidence of Al
tfia month ago was not to be shaken by b
consciousness. OF the inexhaustible force OF
france and the most fertile genius of her
incompatible ruler.-Hc has humbled Fran
CTS before him, and bid him once more raise
ms diminished head among the powers of
Europe-be yet an Emperour, but depending
on France, forever alienated from the insidi-
Gus English. A PEACE WAS coxcLuDEp
AND SIGNED ON rHE.l7th, BETWEEN BuoYA-
rARrE AND FRANCIS AT ZNAyN. From the
moment OF signing the armistice, ell the car
iaages from Vienna to Bayonne were put in
requlsIton, to convey certain part of the lr-
my oil Germany to Spain. Bonaparte has or
dered and disposed one part of his army SO
as to oppose the British force in whatever
point OF the continent they may land. He
has pledged himself to be at Madrid by the
18th of Oct. and toiake prisoners or drive in-
to the sea all the English on the peninsula be-
Little Austria, and no hopes of making any
aversion in favour of that unfortunate nation
IN the North of Europe, excepting some MAJ
raudinS dcscents on their coasts. to bur
towns and cut out some ships, would it nc
have been wiser in our ministers to order thei
expedition to land in Biscay, and taken pos
session OF the Pyrennean passes, keep o,
Bonaparte and his rcinfcrcemcnts, and su
round and take prisoners all the French
present in Spain They might thus secu
in conjunction with the patriots, the indcpc
dence OF that country, and preserve to TN
generous but misguided country the crcr
friendship and all the advantages of the COZ
merce of the peninsula. Wool already,.>
this news from Germany, is risen in vaiue-N
and we fear ii will soon get up to the enorm-
usprice it brought the beginning of the year.
+ The foregoing article is given exactly as
1t was handed to us. We wish the channel
of the information it contains had been men
toned but knowing the>writer, we have no
| reason to doubt its authority.
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PATENT SPRINGS.

MIR JAMES AnMoUa, junr. Of New,
1vA yofls, obtained Of the President of the Uii-
ted statcs Letters Patent, dated June ~, 1903, se
curing 10 him throughout the United States, the
SPIRAL sPRINGapplcsble to all kind OF Carriages
ard whereas the Subscriber has purchased OF said
Patentee, the right for the State of Rhode island
The subscriber makes and will always keep
on hand, Springs to supply the Aforementioned dis
trict, and warrant the Springs manufactoredby him,
for the term of one year. - ~ t-9r1stsl. ~
The aforementioned Springs have been in
use in New-York, Philadelphia, and the principal part
of New-Jcrsey, for more than year. IN Providencc
there have been eighteen pair Of Chase and two pair
Of Coach Springs sold, and now III 'sse they are
highly approved, AZ possessing more ease, conyc-
nicncc and durability thsn any other Carriage sprnSJ.
Any gentleman wishing to purchase may
lie supplied BY applying ~ WILLIAM DOUGLASS,
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
Providence, Oct. l6.
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VERMONT PROPHET.

THE Subscriber, Intending to make VISIT 60 the
i "yermont prophet,' informs ali persona, who.
may labonr under any bodily Affections, and who may
wish TO apply for relief that he shall leave ports-
mouth on this Island, on Monday The 30th Jay Of oc-
tober Any person, who may lie desrous of writing.
requested to leave their letters directed to the
care Of GfDEos LAKE, at Capt, Congdcns tavern,
OH the road Mr.. Stephen b. Cornell's, on the
west road Price for each letter, one dollar which
he pledges himselfto deliver safely. 80 l7 .t
=. a, GIDEON LAKE.
Le,cDorf Oct 49, 1909