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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20
List of Letters.

The following, if not taken up in three
months, will go to the General Post Of
fee as dead letters.
Jacob Ale, Jnkeeper.
Mrs Catharine Btwzell, g; Jacob Baw-
cell. Q i; George Burns, Van Brssl,ears,
Joshua Betty, 9 Christopher L. Baylor
Richard Bryarly
Isaac Clawson, John Campbell, jun 9 !;
John b. Chisman, J,shua Curtis. Joseph
Goldman, Susanah Claycomb, J-cob Cline,
Miss Nancy Cos, J,oeph Conner.
John Derham, James Il. Dugan, Abel
Durham, Robert Daniel, Lewis Davis.
Ellis Ellis, g
Martha Flynn, 9; John Fndley, John
Foarneau, Micup Fizer, Jao Fiste, Bar
net Fries, John Fleece.
Bernard Gebhart, John Green, William
Goldman, John Gray, O.
John Hart, Daniel High, John Ilayburn,
Esq John Hogeland, George House, Tho
mas Harbour at Stephens Mill, James Har-
rison.
Amos James, Thomas Jessup,2.
Mrs Elizabeth Klice, Mrs. Rachel Kitch-
er,, Jacob Karens or John Keasicker, Geo.
Keller, r ebert Kennedy, Peter knadler,
Cornelius Kelly.
Henry Line, Shepherds Town or Mar
sinsburgh, John Lock, George Lock, Ro-
bert Lefigh, near Smishheld, John Lyle,
Alexander Mason, Miss isabella Miller,
vfetec Miers, Henry Nires, John Miller,
from Waterford, Amos Mendenhall, Q /;
Rolly Morgan, Miss Rosanna Marley, "A
braham Malat. VIM. Malat, g Zachariah
Murray, Q Francis p. MKuean, Mer-
tensburgh, care of Henry Gillard, Sharps-
burgh, Maryland" John MQuilhng, Miss
Jane NKiver.
Larezares holland, Obed holland
John Q FerralI, Berkeley County, Chas
Orrick, George Oller, maardenssur B
Post Office
Matthias Pitzer. Q; John Pulse, VIM
pisser or r. Cosons farm near Martins
burgh,' Daniel Plotner, Ellis Pugh.
Matthew Rippey, Thomas Richeson,
Back Creek; VIM Reed, jun. Martins
burgh George Roach, Henry Riner, Hen
~ Rhineberger, Peter Reel Mrs. Nancy
Ray, Nathan Ross, VIM. Riddle
George Spero, Mira Hartly Sullivan
one " for Nathan than Sturt, Der Cally nier
the fairy" James Small, Peter Snowdell OF
Mr. Gardner, Lazarus ID. Stewart, Jno
seamons, Jno. shimp,s Edward Sewers
Jno Stump.
Henry Taylor, Jno. Tate, James Trig-
ger, Hugh V Patterson.
George and Alexander Wively, 3; An
drew Waggener, Mrs Margaret William,
from St. Louis, Q; Richard Williams from
Fincastle, Saml. and VIM. Wilson, 2; Capt
Jas Wilson, Dir James Wilson, Mrs. Nan
cy Walker, Joseph Whitenak, Thomas
Woods, Isaac Walters.
Abraham Zimmerman.
WIN SOMMERVILLE, P. NJ
Martinsburgh, April 6, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20
A Cheap Carriage.

For sale, a light second
hand Stage Wagon, which
would serve for the use of
a Family for some years,
at Is dollars, inquire of
the Printer.
April Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20

Situate on Back Creek, in Berkeley Coun-
ty, between Martinsburgh and Bath, con
tanning three hundred and six acres, of
which about orc hundred is bottom land
and may be converted into meadow of the
first quality-Nearly one half Of the upland
is cleared and is well adapted TO the cult
walton Of clo2er. For further information
inquire at this office, or of the owner, living
onthe premises.
TFLLId4H BOGGs
april g. 1915
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20
Public Notice is hereby

given, that on the first day of April, or i'm
mediately thereafter, the assistant Asses
sors within this district, will proceed
throughout the same, for the purpose of
taking lists of lands, lots of ground, with
their Improvements, dwelling houses and
slaves subject to the United States direct
tax, and for valu,ng and assessing the
same and also lists of the value of house
hold furniture and of the number of gold
and silver watches subject to duty within
the said district. All persons owning. pos
sessing, or having Tie care or management
of property Of any of the above descriptions,
are required by law to deliver to the assis-
tant Assessor, written lists, containing a
true and accurate description Of the 81 me
and are hereby notified and warned to be
prepared on the said first day of April, or
Immediately thereafter, to deliver the same,
under the penalty provided by law for neg
lect or refusal in this respect
PHILIP NELSON, Principal
AsseSsor Of the 9th district Virgimio.
April 6, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20
TO BE RENTED

Tor one or more years,
ALL or any part of the house and buildings
&c that the subscriber now occupies, stu.
ate on Queen Street, Martinsburg--po
session will be given on or before the first
day OF May next The stand is good and
every convenience for any kind of public
business, as the house is rooney, sc For
terms apply to
MICHAEL M'KEWAN.
April s. 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20
Dividend.
Bank.

THE President and Directors have this
day declared a dividend of six per cent on
the Capital Stock paid in, which Will be
paid to the Stockholders or their legal re
representatives., on or after the first day o.
May next.
SAMUEL A. CHEW, Cashier.
April 8, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20
Take Notice.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
fishing, fowling, hunting, or trespassing IN
any other way, on my lands, near Martins,
burgh Suits will be instituted against all
offenders from this date.
EDWARD BEESON, sen.
April Is, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20
Pine Plank and Shingles
anted.

The subscriber wishes to engage quantity
of Pine Plank and Shingles, for which ne
will allow liberal price, in any kind OF
work in the Saddler's line.
JOHN HELFERSTAY.
Martinsburgh, March 2, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20
PURE
WINES & SPIRITS.
Medicines.

A large assortment of Family Medicines,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, Paint Brushes, Oil, &c.
For sale by
JAMES s LANE.
Shepherds Town. April Is, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-20

The following, if not taken up in three
months, will go to the General Post Of
fee as dead letters.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
: s1tSUs .TUI 's'o,
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 TO 500 acres on 20
Itomac River. about 5 miles from bum
fries and 90 from Alexanaria. The soil
lis good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling bonse
I'm good repair containing SIX rooms, q
Kitchen, laundry, stables and ether ne,
|cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer tothe purchaser the most ftattenns
prospect of rendering this valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion OF Ia
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
OF to .Esbiet Herbert, Esq. OF Alexander :
John A. Washington,
Near CharIestown, Jefferson County, va
June IA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09

q Brnspaer 1isres 4 ''li SIS
e Z e sisrine sl,swls,
With superb borders, white and req
centres, which are very elegant, anu
are i private adventure OF 4 gentleman
Ioi the frat taste, Just arrived iFem
France. !,
N. ID. liz The above goods are not s''Id
|at private sale, they Will be added 20 pu'
public sales Of Saturday next. \,
Dec ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
Landing
Notice,

NOtICe.
10 The Stockholders Of the Columbian In
sarance Company Of .aieadnd'.ia, y
a Dividend of eight and half Per
cent on The cash capital has TINS
day been declared. being two thirds 81
the profits (in conformity with tie arti-
|cles Of association, arising from the busl.
ness since the TTth May last, which will
be paid to the stockholders On or after
the 4th inst.
BY order Of the Board,
5. lFal. Witson, Sec,!g.
Columbian Insurance Office,
! Alexandria. Noy.7ie 1919.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09

Ten pipes Of chuice old Maceira
Wine. SHIRT hv the h0ilse OF sIessrs
4sosapn. DaG. Inslis 8 Go. and warrant
"a al superior gaalIts, FOR sale at MY
ware!se,se. Also, Forty btsxes Of cltr''i'
s,ety I've hsbs IL SwedlSA steel, asssi
about tsven4y pieces OF ianaless.
Also on sIt2No.
4 Few hbsls. uf Madeira Vice Scott,
,oassnaa. PerBfold g Cas- brand wit,
q few bales German hlaRs and glass
= are. assorted in boxes.
The ship Feiicidada viii take few
AunareSI barrels Flpai. on freight to Ma
leira ii aFplicatioR isi,nae,liateiy made,
iesfrs peculiarly favorable to the SNIP
per 1iIl be altered BY she subscriber.
Robert Patton Jun.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
DR.. Ree's Cyclopadia.

|QUBsCRIBERS to the above work
~ are respectfully informed that the
|4Sth aIzh49th numbers have lately been
receiyessyan5l ready for delivery.--As
the publication eot the Cyclopaedia viii
shortly recommence, under arrangements
somewhat different than forrnerly-sucl
of the subscribers as have not received
the publishers Circular letter on the
subject, can see copy of it at the book
store of
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A London made square PIANO FORTE
with additional keys and pedal.
Aiso-s50 realms writing and lcttel
Paper.
dec 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
Dee 81
l3rlinsto.e and Til,

is tons roll Birthstone. Of a superior
anality. ia boxes Of about eco each,
700 boxes Sweet Oil, of the best qua
lily. In bottles,
Ju treceived and for sale by
John g. Ladd a. Co.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
LoudolIii Land lat

81 "a hundred acrps are o,ss,.a ~
y lying on 4 large ssrsssa % ' 9
3! Run ii the county of VA ss'lea
The Soil &c this ira. s':a0ost
excellent quality. and well AN. = q q, a
every respect to farming. pls;ssp p'su u
rates With the best eject upon ma 4 9ge
land lies near the main road lesd;r, sai'
teesburg to Georgetown and AIesssla'c.A
about So miles from these tnvn s''0''a,
contemplated paved road from q. !. a
mer to the latter places, will io,,osS;, ~.
|ly pass it. It's bounded for thrp, S "'''s
tiers Of annie BY the run above nss d;si.
ed. 150 acres are in timber Of tho g. g.
quality IN kind and vigor. Az NY
acres lie on the side IF the run and :
the richest quality, which would oroi :,
|6ne Indian corn and Timothy. H.
lis on the land, a fiourishing ami,
|chard. The fences on this land 4, Y I
|aeraily good.
This Tract would be divided intor,,,
|af three hundred acres, If purchase.
|wish. For terms Of sale. and for i -; 4,
|af the land, apply to Ludwell Lee, h
|of LoOdoun County.
Richard H Lee.
Loudoun County, near Leesburp.
B Noy OF On
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
Sale of Negroes.

A Number Of very valuable Negroes
Of different ages and sexes VIII De
exuosed to public sale lunleSs scju Pc =
fore al private ssalel at my farm near =.
Ebna6 Janneyss nlilts on the turnplks
road. on Wednesd ay the list day 81 tue
|pIesent month, If fair. otherwise the nex'
fair day.
FERNS of ssie--rea.ly money, O.
notes far 60 days with approved Ell
Is,orseFs.
Mary Fendasl.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
Joseph Smith ., Son.

Have received BY ship Marg Babbid..,
10 Packages Of Goods.
S bales cloths
9 do stockinet
do null null nluslins
A do Madras hkfs.
Q do plain book and fancy vustp
2 do 1914 Whitney blankets, sups
2 cases ginghams
2 do corded
| fancy striped jaconet muslin
ON HIND.
Black and white cambria calIicoss, mar.
seiles Yestings, james. jackonet aNthnry
muslins, hosiery. yaiencias, shawls, SHIT.
ing., sewing silks and twist, fanua;
&c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
EaIcrdson q FOscle,
a Bargain III Land.

r. Will SELL an kaadsc,ue It'll
Ek Farm. containing i95 acres q
Land, Of which 70 are cleared and The
balance is timber. Omit is conforta
bile log house. near two exec MT and ne,
yer falling springs, ard a peach orcbaYe
|of choice fruit. This farm lies in tn
lower part of Leudoun county. about !
miles from Aide, ST from Alexandf,s
|aud within half a mile of the great turn
pike road leading from alexandria II
Winchester. | will sell this land low
One half of the purchase money viii b.
required in hand, and the balance in tw
equal annual instruments. Apply to Col
Anhistead L. Mason, or to
Robert AdraiSicad
November
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
] Jefferson Land for Sale

A BOUT so2 Acres in the county Of
Jefferson and state Of Virginia on
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, IL miles from the forner. II
fsom Harper's Ferry and sfrom Charles
tewn-60miles from Alexandra, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are a new brick house, 9
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
BILE, &c.
The soil is of the very first quality
we'll adapted TO the growth of timothy,
cleverand every species Of grain More
llsaIi half OF tie land is covered with tim
Der of the best quality.
aIeA for C,,Jo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
Land for Sale.

N the comfy S Fs'sia (. 'ar mics IRON from
sse,ss7 ~ s @'S. - t5sa, ,sh; e
sl'u sen ''''n ~ s. - .,oa 4sn,,
tse sep s. ~, w, t''Ns oaa : 80
oeofge- o~h - Isfes1''iss $500" :,ss u.
: pOunaeu mere $. "a aN ieo y . .as
fefo'!ac, on W'le rs, =, - - &c; 5,
OF tlch pcttom anu ayoet guy a.'ss y NV
timber. = aSesHng mouse WIZ ., : .oO"'s'
large Darn Anu 8 ss s,s' 's' i eu, a.
'ess iand was orlgsna'ly o sae pts', wa "a
Ivy: any ,ls a,s;ps i ;,pnragemeat 81
fbe.,,s.. s. gvgAsr.,a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09
The Gentlenan's Pocket Re.
nlenlbrancef, for 1916,
CONTAINING

B An Almanac,
Ruled pagessof mesnorandums.
The distances Of places from Tie city
81 Washington,
Government af the. United Statcs--Ex-
ecutiye, Legislative and Judiciary,
Duties ens goods imported,
A correct list ot the Navy and Army
of The Ills.
Table az tie Taxes payable On Domess
sic Manufactures, wild sexera! other use
full Tables, 81
Is lust received for sale BY
Jamss Kenaedgt5 Son.
& Dec e04w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-09

e. The Subscribers to the
D1SSER tc be given IN homer of Major.
General JACK son. at M.Laushlip's
hotel, on Monday neal, are informed
Chat tickets of admission are now ready
Tor delivery at the bar Of the hotel.
December 6 dim
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
VrScEgNys. Nav 90,

VINcEHNEs, May 90.
On Saturday last, the 18th inst. about
the break of day, lieut. Morrison, with 16
men, was surprized, and his party dispers-
| ed by party of Indians between Busse-
ron and fort Harrison-the lieut.. and eight
men have comein five bodies have been
found, was three are still missing. This
mischief is supposed to have been done by
a party of between 90 and so Ottawas and
Patawatamies.
This affair has excited high degree Of
irritation on the frontiers suspicious are
entertained of the fidelity of some of those
called friendly Indians a belief expressed
that they were guilty of some gross treach-
cry and that they had been in some way
instrumental in producing this misfortune.
we have taken much pains to gain a cor
rect knowledge of this affair, and we give
the following as the substance of the infor-
nation we have obtained.
In consequence of information given at
the tort by the Owls son, of a party of hos
tie Indians being ON their way against the
frontiers. Lieut.. Morrison, with fifteen
rangers, four or five citizens, and three In
oilans, marchedin pursuit ofthem on Thurs
day the lth inst. On Friday morning, ow-
ing to the rain of the preceding night. or to
some other cause, there was a difficulty in
following the trail-all the citizens, ex-
oepdng one then returned to the fort. A.
bout midday fresh Indian sign was dis
covered, and high piece of ground point
ed out by one of the Indians as the place
where the enemy Indians might probably
De found The pursuit, however, was
abandoned, and determination to come to
the settlement announced, and the Indians
asked to accompany the party they refus-
ed observing, that they had no business at
the settlements, and as they had turned
out with view of following the Indians,
and that being abandoned, they would re-
turn to their own people-and by advices
Just received from fort Harrison, It appears
that they arrived at that place early on Sa-
turday forming. And in word, from an
assiduous and diligent en- dry, we have
not been abletO learn a solitary circum-
stance that is calculated to excite the re-
hottest suspicion of treachery or miscon-
duct in Little Eyes or of any of the friend
~ Indians. So far otherwise, that it ap-
pears that they acted with the utmost fide-
fty and zeal throughout.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
INDIAN WARS.

Saint Louis, .1Tay o..
Col. Russell has politely favored me with
the perusal of letters from Capt. Musick
and 1t. Gray, of the Rangers, which give
information that on Wednesday last the
24th) party of our men was attacked
near fort Howard, by about so Indians
that the troops from the fort under Cant
Craig, immediately repaired TO the scene
OF action and engaged the Indians that
shortly after Captain Musick Joined in Che
atiair-and warm battle ensued. The
numbers were about equal but before tine
affair closed a party Of the Indians en-
trenched themselves in a Sink-hole. and
perfectly secured themselves from fine
powerful exertiOns Of ourtroops. At dark
the rangers retired, and next mornino
found five Indians killed on the ground
and the appearance Of many more having
been killed. The action lasted a consi2
derable time. We lost Capt. Craic. IT
Spears, and five men killed-four wound
ed, and one missing.
Fort Howard is within a few miles nj
Cap au Ores.
The commanding officer of this district
has expressed his entire satisfaction in the
gallant conduct Of both officers and men IN
the above affair. The Rangers, aIthonoh
they have received much censure, have 90
morally acted well.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
CNUNBER 90.

where he had beenfor the purpose Of bring
ing back the public property appertaining
to the Collectors Office, which had been
conveyed into the country for safety during
the late invasion at st. Mary's and arriy.
ing within 8 miles of that place, was way
layed by six Spaniards, by whom he was
bound and dragged about go rods from the
pubic road, where he was murdered his
body being stabbed in a great number Of
places, and his head beat to Jelly with
lightwood knots.
The murder was not discovered until
Monday the 5th, and suspicion falling up-
on the Spaniards above mentioned. they
were immediately pursued. On reaching
FORT harrington, it was discovered that
three had taken the route TO Darien, and
the other three had continued the road for
savannah The party which pursued on
the Savannah road, overlook two 1.-THE third
was still farther ahead) about IL miles
IRON this city on Tuesday night and in
attempting TO apprehend them, one of the
murderers was shot dead on the spot, the
other made his escape, leaving a bundle
containing watch and clothes belonging
to- Mr. Hessent.-The pursuing party
reached Savannah this morning. and we
understand have taken up two persons
syho are supposed to be the murderers.-
One OF the persons apprehended, reached
town ON 5 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mr. Bessent was a gentleman greatly
esteemed and respected, and the untinely
and horrid manner of his death, is the sub.
Ject OF general lamentation.-He had with
HIM when murdered, $4,000 dollars in
treasury notes, 5000 dollars in Bank bills.
and 10000 in bonds and specialties-the
whole belonging to the United States, ex-
cept 5000 dollars in bank bills ofprivate
property.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
NEw-YoRK. June I,
FROM FRANCE

Yesterday morning arrived at this port the b-;.,
Georgia, captain Smith, in 40 DAYS nom Ia Pae9
cheile Our Paris papers by this arrival are to "a
OF May but they contain scarcely On article oF
interest which has not before reached US through
other channels.
We learn verbally that the emperor Napoleo,
had not LETT Paris, and the papers inform us tst
nus departure for the frontiers had beer DELAYED
1t was expected he would set out in about -.
days TO head the numerous army which bs5 s.
coded him towards the Northern FROM ers.
The most profound tranquility continued q,
prevail throughout all France. Hostl.ues wiz
the Allies, had not yet commenced.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
TIE LvDGa.N S.4HaGEs-QcALNry
From The Missouri Est. Louis Gazette,
MAJ 90.
HORRID MITRnER

Major Nathan Boon, arrived in town
last evening, and brings the melancholy
news, that on Saturday morning last, about
fifteen Indians approached the dwelling
house of Mr.. Robert Ramsay, ofSt. Charles
county-killed three of his children. and
dangerously wounded him and his wife.
OF the recovery of Mrs. Ramsay there is
no hope. The children were scalped and
horribly butchered Mr.. Ramsay lives
about two miles from the old Charette viii
lage, iii the heart Of an important settle
ment, and not more than sixty miles hence.
One OF the little children of the family
made has escape and sounded the alarm.
The neighbors, as soon as they could, gave
pursuit but as yet nothing has been heard
from them.
The Indians who have committed the
above atrocious murder, are no doubt a
part OF those hellish bands who rendezvous
at Rock river to whom pipe has been
sent, and to whom n messenger is now
bound (Mr. Hays of Fahokia) to invite
them to a contamination on the Client
treaty.
It cannot be for moment believed that
a treaty wills bind these inhuman butch.
ers; nothing but exemplary chastisement
will teach them to respect our borders.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
TRANSLATED 5r Tie .Nerean,iIe .gs,-.-,.,.-

PAaIs, Nav 81.
We are assured that the departure Of he I'm.
peror on visit to the frontier places Of the ncrt5
Is retarded DAYS
The manuiactory Of arms established at the
market st. Martin, produces more than 1000
fusils per week.
Letters from Petersburg confirm the nav.
that the Emperor of Russia has heen in,.;ts5
by the Russian Senate to return 20 his rsDitsI
General Nandamme commands II Dlrl. -
The division OF Barrois IS at NIlencirlncs Nfs,,-
6ege is occupied by that Of General B,cbeIn =
The slyislon of Lamarke is at Qucsnov. Gene
rails Dufour, Lefol, Waiter and ST AInbo1s.
commands the numerous body of troops IN 10
enyirons Of Csmbray and Dou Generals CO..
bert and Demanget are ut Tandrccieg.
It's pretended that Sweden has joined the new,
coalition.
Mr.. Jackson, secretary to the American le-,-
ton at Paris, discharges the functions ofcbarge
des affairs Of the United States since tbe deps--
ture ofMr Crawford
The Emperor Of Russia has erected int, ,
kingdom that part Of Poland which he occupied
re-unitng il 20 the former dutchy OF W srsag- Z,
taken The title Of king OF Poland.
Lieutenant Gen. verdier takes the ni5ce ~
Marshal Grouchy, in The command ofthe sth yf,.
htary district
24th ult. Ns
We are Informed that the headquarters l,f,b,
Emperor will be established al Condo.
An Imperial Decree fixes the compensation
GraumenO Of each ofthe ministers at 17OO1p
francs. The minister of foreign relations III,
receive an additional sum TO deiray his ex,raori;-
nary expenses.
decree of Majesty, Of the 9th Anil
prohibits the expectation ofhorscs.
Another decree, Of the same date. revivcs ,b,
ordinance OF the 10th July, 1914, concern,n,r he
expectation Of hints. '"'