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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-21
MayI

tANDS FOR SALE. in the State oxen
- tucky-The Subscriber offers for ale
Three Tracts of Land in the state of Kent icky-
at reduced price, viz. one tract of 5000 acres
IN the county OF Mason, the other two in the
county of Ohio. on Rough Creek and Green
RIVER, being first rate land. The tract ON Rough
creek Contains 5000 acres, that on Green river
1000 acres
On the 5000 acres on Rough Creek are salt
works. which will be valuable to the DUR
chsserSi title to the above lands is indisput.
able. 49,
JOHN p DUvAL
Richmond, april, Is. oaftf
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William G. Garner, has COM
i Y menced runninga
II n X

Which will leave the Bell-Tavern. Richmond }
every Friday at7 o'clock, and arrive at Char
iottesvile, or Staunton, in sufficient time for a.
ny person to take the mail stage to the West.
ward. 1t will also leave Staunton, or Charlottes-
vile. every Monday for Richmond. w G.. Gar
ner, having provided himself with decent
Hack, good horses. and most excellent driver,
and the price being one dollar less than the mail
stage fare, respectfully solicits public patronage
proportioned TO the merit of the establishment.
May III. w1mN
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I AND FOR 5ALE-Will be sold to the
IL highest bidder on the premises, on the LIST
day OF September 1811.--That well known tract
of Land called Smithfeld containing by estima-
ton Ave hundred and fifty acres, lying on the
RapPahannock in very healthy situation about
four miles below fredericksburg On this tract
there is two hundred and fifty acres of Wood
land, and the open land for fertility Of soil and
the many natural advantages is not surpassed by
any .ract ofthe size in the state.-There are Sc
veral Qnarries of valuable Freestone upon the.
margin Of the River. The land is we'll watered
with never failing springs There is natural
Wharf where vessels drawing ten feet water
may take off grain.-There is a small meadow
of about twenty acres on the River and about
fifty acres of improved Land which is supposed
by Judges to be Superior to the other
The above Property will be sold for the dis
charge of two deeds Of trust to Robert Pat
ION Of fredericksburg The terms of the
sale will be one fourth of the Purchase money
to be paid down on the day of Sale and the Ba-
lance by three annual payments, taking Bonds
with approved security and deed trust up
on the land bearing interest from the date.
THE TRUSTEES
February 2s. WITS
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TESTIMONIALS Or RESPECT TO THE
MEMoRY OF
GENERAL WdYNE

Wednesday last, the 5th INST. being the day
fixed tor erecting the Monument, which had been
voted by the ReusyiOania State Society of the
Cineinnafti, to the memory of Major General
AsrHoNI WAYNR, that grateful duty was
soiemnized at Radnor Church, In Chester coun.
ty.
On the Monument, which is of white marble.
and OF elegant, but simple structure, by Messrs.
Tra9nsr-the following is the inscription en-.
grayed on the tirst side of the monument :-.4-
" In honor OF the distinguished military seryi
ces OF Major-Ceneral ANTHONY WAYNE.
and as an ettectonate tribute of respect to his
memory tins stone was erected by his compa-
mons in arms, the Penrsyipa,ia .Sfaee Society of
the CincinnatH, July 4h, A. y. 1909, thirty
fourth anniversary of the independence of the u.
5 OF America, an event, which constitutes the
most appropriate eulogum OF an American SOL.
DER and PATRIOT"
! The following inscription is engraved on the
third AIDE OF The monument -" Major. General
ANTHONY WAYNE, was born ut Waynes.
borough, IN Chester couaty, State of Pennsyl
| vania. ID. l745 After a life of honor and
usefulness, he died in December, 1876, at mil.
iary post OIL the shore OF Lake Erie, commap.
der IN chief OF the army Of the United States -
lsis military achievements are consecrated in
ti,e history o, his country and ia the nearts
Of MS countryfien. His remains are here depo
sited."
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HE subscriber, having disposed ETA greas
n part Of ,hisStOck in trade, 10 stiN ansions g.
sell the remainder, consisting Of the best choice s
WINES, Runs, ;Chind Ware, Glass, do Teas.
&c. Cc.---As the assortment is oery cosa.
ete and Of tie best qucity, it deserve. tie ttea
ton of purchaser suiiing by his exertions to en-
Ter INTO business gerry freftabie.
AUBIN LAFORRST.
may 4p12qu
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-NORTHE RWL LEATHER.
February 26.

John MCPHERSON, has Just received, and
y for Sale, opposite the Eagle Tavern, large
and extensive assortment ofthe
BRST NORTHERN LETTER..
Together With a supply Of
HARDWARE,
Among which is an elegan assortment
of SADDLERY--wbch will be sold low for
cash wholesale or retau
May IL. WITT
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A MER MAIb.

Capt. Csrey, of the schr Kate, from Exurna
Bound to this port, informs us, that on SATURDAY.
morning last, about 3 o'clock being then about
xix miles to the south of the east end Of this
Island, and being at that time below asleep, was
called by one Of the negroes of the crew of the
schooner, and informed that strange kind Of
animal was along aide the vessel He immed-
sicily went on deck, when the animal made its
appearance close to the vessels side, and was
discovered TO bes MERMAID, or al animal of
che kind, which he had frequently heard called
BY that name. She had two arms and hair I'D.
on her head, but the color he could not pIainjy
distinguish was about four feet long from head
90 tail, and the par; beio plainly discovered 10
o. fish, having broad forlsed tail The head
was very small, and by no means in proportion
60 the body. She continued alongside Of the
Kate about half an hour, and at one time when
our informant looked over the side, raised her
tead out Of the water. Our informant also adds.
tha he would have ca0gh, her, but was proven
ted by the entreaties of the negroes belonging
60 the vessel, who appeared very much a. rmed,
and insisted That certain destruction would be
the consequence.-C Nassau, ". p fdber
DIgD--ht Brimfeld (Msss on Saturday e.
vening, June ist, Gen. WV EkToH On the
Tuesday following lie wa. inferred with tnili.
tary aBfuasonic bonors
Miss Owenson has in the press an Indian tale.
cG WHICH report spe ks m1re highly than Of all.
work slehas hitherto sabmit.sd 70 The pui.:c.-
I, 10 esiIsatae Miatsaey,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-21

PRIN TING,
OF livery DESCRIPTION, NEATLY KxeecTxp
AT THIS OFFICE.
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PARIS, April 10.
The I'd of5une, being the day Of Pentecost
.ner m+jss'ies will, according to custom, 20 to
the metropolitan church, 10 render thanks TO
God tor The birth of the king of Rome, and
assist at the Christening, at the close Of which
solemn re Dunn WILDE chsunted. After this
ceremony tbelr majesties Will dine at tbe Ho ell de
vhie'tfgp HhspSe thsy I'LL see the Grs-works'
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-, VIErN1, April ..
count Nicoiai, chamberlain from his majesty the
emperor Napoleon tile bearer Of despatcbeS
containing an inyts<ioD to our monarch TO stand
godfather (de tenlr ic jeune Rio de Rome, son
sugsste petit fills sur lie fonts baptismaux) to the
young king Of Rome, his august grandson. 1t is
believed that prince Clary Is destined to 90 to
farls' TO present the fluctuations of our court
upon the birth of his Majesty fbe King of
Rome.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-21

Woodstock, Stafford Coun-
ty, May IL, 1871. w1m&1aS2m
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Richmond, Apri, Is. oaftf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-04
RISING SUN.

Democratic srit---It is reported that We'll
lington has CIT IF the right 7viag of Massena's
army. If this is true, it must greatly impede
the fight Of the latter.
Trenton True american.
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COMMUNICATION.

WHILE one portion of oar countrymen
are squabbiing about our foreign concerns, if
behoves another class, and thu, Oh which the
support of al countries do md must depend,
to suffer their attention to be drawn to the real
Improvement OF our own oeatry and We
End frcnl experience both at home and abroad,
that noihiag has moro iorcibly contributed TO
this, desirable object, than the improvement
OF tue country BY means Of bridges and turn
pike roads. In the State Of Virginia, howe
yer, the subject is so novel, thar it is almost
Impossible to obtain an act OF incorporation on
Noerlterm permitting individuals to accom-
push either Of those Jects at their own cost
and risk. This was formerly the case il, our
heishooring state of Pennsylvania, but they
pave by experience 5ecome so completely con-
'eres TO the advantages of tarnpikes, that they
'''' Only incorporate companies for this pur-
p0Se' out the state the last year has author
'Iea subscription or their part of the s.in of
eight hundred and ,wenty-fve ,haasana dol
"' M 'ne several companies Incorporated
.'"'n the State for the purpose 81 making
turnpike ROADS, &c.
olr c'hzsns mast nor therefore be Ascoa-
eo 0cesuse they do not Instantly receive an
SPECULATE interestfcr money exne,de5 On ,,sn
s'"' ROADS. They are indirectlv mos, ann,v
e"Sfded. How would -four have been trans
.sr'ea from the upper country % the tow, Of
n0faa' during the past vet winner. if,
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BY LAT Nights Mail.
NEw-YoRK, May 4.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the ship Fanny. Capt. Burke, the
editors Of this Gazette have received Ian.
den papers to the 26th Of March. They
contain the following Interesting articles:
The king of England remained as well
as he had been for the preceding ten days.
PORTSMOUTH, Marcht5.
The Minerva, Of SO guns, Capt. Hav-
kins, is fitting to take Mr., Foster, the Am
bassador, to America. ;. ~
LosDeS. March 2s.
Mr.. Pinkney, the American minister.
has declined being present at the colnpli-
ment intended him, Of a public dinner by
the merchants ia London.
We learn from Dankirk, that three A..
merican sailors, left on board the Mary
Ann, captured by the French, and gallant.
ly re-captnred by the American captain,
but obliged to abandon her, on their arfi-
val were csndemnei and shot
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A writer in the last Intclligencer has orot
forward the state OF internal improvements as
conclusive evidence of our great national
prosncrity. O;ic moments reflection, howe
yer, would s,tisfy this writer, that 1t is Prlh-
cipaily the want of commerce that compeis
our wealthy citizens TO employ their capital at
homo. But what chiefly attracted our atten'
tion in this ESSAY was the severe lashlng which
he gives to Duane and others OF his own par
~, for abusing the government The follow
ing is aspecimen:
Can at be that these factious sflhits, ever
averse sa good government and tranquility,
seek to stibycrt cur happy system by inspiring
general coasembs for it, and distrust OF Its
competency to protect cur rights and interests,
that they may in the Consequent confusion trf-
tn aj.on the sho;iS # anarchy and ufroGr
Dr.. Logan in letter to friend, says that
the object Of his late visit to England Was to
satisfy his mind respecting the disposition OF
that nltion towards the United States ; and to
remove, as far as was in the power OF pri-
ya,e individual, their prejudices against the
people OF the United States excited BY the
MISREPRESENTATION OF those who are enemies
to the peace of both nations For this it
4 seems tie Doctor has been plentiiuliy tHsed
by some OF his democratic friends, who are,
OF course, inimiCl to the peace of both
EGreAt Britain and the United States. The
#Doetor further observes that wish TO pre-.
Esarva pc.ce with this country was the pre-
waiting sentiment amongst all classes Of peo-
pc IN Es-siand, in and out of Office. Of this
we never had the smallest doubt, nor do we
believe MIR. Jefferson ever had but neither
tho English, nor any other independent ma
!. ton, is to be 5uLlied into terms sincere de-
e:.e 20 effect IN amicable reconciliation, is re-
uu:site on BOTH sides. This is expected by In
dividuals in the settlement of private differ
elices and it is ths same case with govern.
ments.
1t viii be recollectcd that Doctor Logan
went OF a similar mission to France. After
stating this circumstance, he Uosefres "NOr
a,n row willing TO sacrifice the peace of the
United States to the colossa! pdWer of France,
| becoming the scourge anI destroyer of the
| civilized world
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csassain and Goyon on Miles Smith, esq. OF
s,,,'Ss"s;ss, N-w.Jersey, a, thirty days sight,
bearing IT. 1t Lisbon on the i4.a y. vi
nv, lsii, for six thousand ops'hsh uo. we :.
Now all persons are warned not 70 l le. tsn'o
~. I'D Kin as it was illegally extorted from
him, and he viii not pay It. .,,,.ru
Ncw-York, April 10TH 1911.
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SIN, zaa NEWS.
Port Of alexandria.
SHIP

ENTERED
Schooner Lucy, Hatch. charlsstor'.'Riee
8. cotton---to Ephraim Gilman.
Schr. Hiram, Hand, PhiladelPhia--Spring
goods--.for merchants Of the district.
Schr. Henry & Clement, Lucket, New
York-.-ditto ditto.
Schr. John Travers, Norfolk-~Sundrles-
the master.
CLEARED.
Ship Potomaek, Bradfofd;',Lisbon-~by
John &Thomas Janney.
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Iuit Received,

uit Received,
Bv J.Ad1hS KENNEDY, sen. Bookseller,
King -street. :.
WALSH'S American Review Of History.
Politics and Liter 'turc, No ;.
also, No. : Of "a.
Mease's Archives OF Useful, Knowlcag',
a work devoted to Commerce, Manufacture,
Rural and Doaestic Economy, Agriculture
and the Useful Arts
Subscribers will please to apply for their
copies.
MAY 4. cost :
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Public Sale.

THIS FORENOON,
lit 10 o'risck, will Be sold on GSVers spA,W
~ CARGO sfschr: LAcy, Cats AafeA,
Consisting Of
l75 bales prime Upland Cotton,
81 casks fresh Rice,
On a Ii eral cre.ht FIR approved endorsed no
10 a le No IS.
p. u. Marsteller.
Mavl
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May 4.
PUBLIC SALE.
FOR SHE, at hnofc U nd.e, on tie 24tA
instant,
Half Square Of Ground, on.
ep4%-

posIc the bOl;h side Ut the PreSoy teiIaH
meeting house, in Alexand ia, bounded by
Fairfax-street on the east, Wolfe.sh eet on
the norm, Royal. street on the west, and the
land OF Joseph Coieman's heirs, on the soutrs
It's divided inlo seventeen Lots. two Of
which on Fairfax.strect joining Coieman's
lot, 20 feet front and 81 feet deep are on
ground lent It ten shiilings Virginia cnrieiA
ey per loot, and have cash two story House
on them. These ground rents will be sold
separately, and notes negotiable in either ri
the banks will be taken with An approved en-.
dorser, payable in six, pine & twelve month";,
with interest thereon. For the remainder Of
from 20 to % iset front, or altogether as May
appear beat to suit purchasers. One tenth Of
the purchase money will be required in hand,
the remainder in three equal annual pay..
ments, with interest from the day Of sale, o.
notes with approved endorsers. A plan Of
the whole may be seen at the coffee,house.
This sale is made to secure Mordscai Miller
for his endorsements of certain notes, as per
decd oil trust from William 5artshorns eS
Abram Hewes, deceased, by his administya.
tOI.
George Drinkcr..
III so, 1T PRIYA7.E SALk,
A Water Lot. extending from
Wllkes-strcet, south:rly, iI6 feet ehss,
and from Water.street, e.styardiy, to the
river.
My Mill and Plantation, CALI
cd StSa~6erry HA, 80 acres OF Land, nest.
ly in wood, ON both sides of hoimes's Run
juining Shoales's mill, and the land Of w.
II. Tenctt. Esq. On payment Of smxr
part of the purchase mo icy. liberal credK
will be given for the remainder.
William Hartshofne.
mo 8 laytds.
~ A person who writes 4
good hand, and understands accounts. IA =
hear Of employment by enqsiaing Of ne
Printer.--None lat stesdY and capable per-
son need apply.
. May r. Sh
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.aLEEa.NDRI.a DAILY GAZETTE

g TO SHEw
THE VERY AGE AND BoDy OF THE TINE
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
SATURDAY MORNING, Mar 4.
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had not been FOR turnpike road, wheh was-
CONS transported in the worst weather troin
sixteen to twenty barrels, while without that
aid the same team would be incompetent to
draw six barrels l.ven to the wharf owners,
profits were considerable enhanced from this
circumstance.
Our attention has been drawn to this sub
jcct from understanding that the Directors OF
the Great Hunting Greek Bridge Company
propose to lay before the Company, at Ge-
neral Meeting on Monday next, plan for the
immediate completion of the road to Dogue
run, and thereby curtailing the distance,
which at present is upwards of six miles,
on an almost impossible road, to three miles
one quarter and ffty-seven poles. This I'M
pro, ement may be ranked as of minor consi-
dcration, but yet of considerable importance
as it respects the town of Alexandria, be-
cause it secures the great Southern Mail rout
Of the United States through the centre street
of the Town.
We understand the tolls at Great Hunting
Greek Bridge, have been as high as S 8 DO
per day without a road, and have averaged
twenty six dollars per week, on an expendi-
ture of less than eleven thousand dollars, (be-
sides annual licence. sufficient to defray ex-
pences) which exceeds - per cent. and we
are also informed, that the road may be paved
to Dogue run for about s 1000, SO that when
this object is completed the stockholders may
calculate on receiving from ten to fifteen PEI
cent. for their money.
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From the y. States Gazette.

The Aurora announces the receipt ct Sc
verL flies of French Newspapers down to the
10th Of March. I" The papers," it is stated,
g exhibit, in the ordinary anippiug news, the
daily entrance and the daily fartnre Of Ame-
ric.n vessels" The owners and underwri-
tiers, am sure, would be very much obliged
to the Aurora if he would inform them what
has become of al those vessels which were de-
parting in such numbers In all probability
they were burnt or sunk under the British
orders in council, as soon as they had left the
potts of France.
A paragraph has been copied from some of
the foreign papers mentioning that a Journal
made its appearance at Breslan, at the begin.
ming of the year, entitled s. Tie Journal for
Fools and their Friends" and that it had OBJ
tai4cd an immense number Of subscribers.
Upon this the Aurora archly remarks { 1t is 50
frery zDhere. We have heard it boastingly
said that the Aurora had greater circulation
'than any other paper in the United States.
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FOX SALE,
BY THE SUBSCRIBER,

Two valuable Lots .of Ground
al the corner of g. meron AID Washington
streets-several other Lots on said street,
west oi the theatre, running 10 Pltl-slrest--
one other Lot Oh Natcrjfreet. north OF Doc
tor Kennedy s-Also, seyen Lots in lheIity
Of Washington, near the navy yard, contain.
ing 10000 square feet.
The ABOVE Loo. Will be divided Ia suit The
purchasers, and sold on Iioer credit.
w. Yeaton.
Nav 4. eO4M--
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Bank OF Fotonlae,

Dirk Oh IOlUl11dC,
May Z, 1871.
AIOT1"E is hereby given the otockhoid-
~ crs OF tlIe Bank of Potomac, tnat u Oh
vi end OF four Pc cent on the capital stock,
for the last six months, has ocen declared,
and will be paid them or their represents
tives, on Tuesday mex the 7th instant.
BY order # the Board,
Charles Page. Cashier.
J.. NAV l.. .-.-----.--- s--
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DEAR SAN,
There is one of the arts of able Editors,'
with which you seem to be quite unacquaint-
ed, allude to persecution, why the devil don't
YOU fall to, & abuse some great public charac-
ter, mo matter ofwhat party then turn about
and swear YOU have sacrificed, Il mean offer
ed to sacrihce) not ten thousand dollars" for
that nobody would believe, but your types,
your furniture, your house, your household
gods, nay even your own carcase to secure you
! from persecution, (not prosccution) and only
make the gulls believe you.--New subscribers
will Of course pour in upon the honest man
who is prosecuted for telling the truth.
Your friend at the
RTSIN(I sim
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The United States brig Argus is lying at
Annapolis, said TO be waiting to receive Mr..
Barlow on board, and to proceed to France.
Fed. Rep.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
LATEsr rongIeN INrELmeGNor.

We have received some files o. French papers
winch contain ,yuiou5 events which at an for
me- pesSod would appear &C great moment, but
which lose much o. their interest by a conpaii-
SCI ~lu, Inc erents Of a great magnitude, which
have bcen 50 isllHar TO us, and with many more,
cfwilch SINE IS sdli pregnant.
Tic roy al ordinance y. the king Of Prussia Or
de1pg he seizure aud seqaestrason Of all b =
tsa and coioiHa goods HereycT found, and ia
whsteyer hands, dated the Isl November,
1910.
On The same d Of The month the seizure tool
plaes 20 5rcs4tn, LEIPZIG, aad Ciunnitz, and
gene ~ through 3.AJiy and Prussia.
T.le seizure rs Hlnsh goods IN bohemia was
Wy consics..-.ie, Il large aepvt estab dshed
IN ascncic connected WIN Hamburg snd Ta-
e3se, was seized at C0Tg-n, place memorable
as a uiat.fy clpoiin Tie wars OF Frederick
On sic 18th Noyem n there was an immense
a. STA. o.Hiidsii . .1ui.ctiTes collected "a ST.
4 ano ouDiicy burnt Notice was gwen BIZ t.a-
e rtls D. the occ.tson thls British manufactures
OF win .cyer qusiiey found in use, in any duln.-
Gle on ihe persons OF either sea in futures
wo3id burot
Tha suhan a5ahomed IT. has solcmnly recoe.
nized joacaial Napoleon, in quality Of KING Of
the fw0 sicnIls.
The aiv ces from ofcnhocb Of Nov q state
& q, tlc price ~ weinberg had directed tho in
p, ~ decree, oi oUi October, 1910, % beinhev.
f tttftt t ~ lIrfDut us jiliCilI lftF, arc ail
b. lisl u.'r ianoi .c was 2ccOrnirg iyscized. The
same has Ecu plage inthe saxca principalities,
~ Alhalt, hlcckicnbTr, Cideiburg. & generally
Gnaugli " thc states Of TIC college ii princes Of
the llh,sisl confederation
Tic f1uoW-ls decree was issued on the 10Th OF
Na,yinbcf "a i',1is
Confderins UN.t NE roate of The simpioa H.
mites Oh. Vench empire with thc Kingdom Of r.
tly ad ti 30 p o. sseia! a. more shan sixt, u K.
Iio.,s oi men. s1 lhatit obstruction could be e.
qualt 30 loss IRA co and It.ly Of public trea-
sure eH;. go eight zen lions, to which IL si1
gioe active, by rendering the route easy and Sc
ciuc
Thaf Sue people Of the Yalais have rot adb.r.
Cd t0 those engagements into which they had en-.
tered, when tbc opening and clearing Of tbs
great roaI was DsGm.
Ant pcrcc5tiug 3'c anarchy with which that
cou ,r has been addicted, hy tie attcIap,so Of ono
pare q, usurp . sovereignty over anotner part
We A4pe acaecd. e IS hereby ordained.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
NAPOLEON.
(countersignedl

The duke of division, Caesar Berthier was ap-
poin1ed to enter upon the charge OF the depart
ment ofSimplon.