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FOR Sale

INVALUABLE LAND-AdJciane nv plantation on
Y APPROXIMATION River, have FIVE lrnircd acres of
land, which veil sell on accommodating terms Tor
stock feither OF the Banks of Virginia OF s,o Of the
United States. The quslits of the land is well adap
ted Tor Wheat, Corn, Tobacco and Covor.t The soil
Is cool, and the foundation OF cay--abous Gree hun
d-ed acres are heavily covered and croudcd with ex-
celIent TIMBER which will answer for buildings slaves
and other purposes. Wmter-Pock Creek constant
stream, runs through this tract and on @ side of the
Creek, large proportion Of the land conasts Of very
fertile aud productive low-Tounds There is a very
high hill. with handsome grove thereon, command
ing prospect around otabout fifteen miles with seye-
raj line springs issuing from its base this is most eli
sblc scite Tor buildiHg, country resdesee; more
healthy piacc below the mountains could nst be easily
Selected.
There are three bold springs, which water about
twenty or thirty acres OF Hat land which now yields
excellent Grasl and WIKI little labor most valuable
meadow may be had. which could be covered with
water at pleasure. The distance from peteishur, is
twenty-five, from Richmond twenty-six miles, and
navigation convenient. The cleared low and high
land sufficient for working eight or ten hands to adj
vantage. The premises will be shewn by me at any
time.
For the terms apply to Mr. THONGS Tavlor of
RichInond, or TO Mr.. Samuel Turner of PETERSBURG
TO the subscriber o.
ARCHIBALD TITWEATT.
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NOTICE Is HERFBY 7T1yT {

TsNff!tf Petition will be presented to the next
" HenerN Assembly OF the State of Virginia for 4
la" 20 pas euthorising rrpleu L. Estes, TO raise he
Lottery suffieiSnt sum to pay for the House andI %
on which he At present resides in tle twu of Char
iottesvSie, IN the county Of Albemarle for ha pur
pose OF establishing an Academy thereon.
Aug
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE .4UCIIO.F q CO.ILJTISSTOV BLLSE
90 NESS,
II ERSTOFORE carried on by JGncs Bro4ru j.
I'll IN future be conducted by the subscribers
unde- the firm of
J,4.NES 8R oH.N; IT.. q nm. FKN.AEy.
who have formed hCO-PARFNERsHiP and oircr
their unrsmitting attention and cxertions to tlleir
friends anil the public
!. Ihey haVc for sale, afoat,
1899 bushels Liverpool brown salt
tons English patent shot,
lSO crates blue and green edged wares
OLDEST quality, aad laid il on low
TERMS
and ~ SToRE,
20 hhf's. prime New-OrlsSns Mus.
.eosade sugar
$50 bags coffee
$50 bbis. Csruthers best rectifcd 18th
proof whiskey
20 panSleons ID * 18th proof hntgla
Rum
80 casks London brown stout
~ kegs London White Lead
]. 1880 sterling, ofsss,rtcd hardware
80 bales Duilel blankets
do Flapnels,
so PACKHG rs DRKGCODS,
.coyst~riNG o.
9-S " Q sGanbric Uusns & I.cpos
SHpcrinc pi'i Is X raidrcssed CaEcocs
~ i;ucs and hcns hpc cotton Hosiery
Coton Shirtings Irish Linens
Book g. l,eno NIusiins, Pins
bales German Ozna6tnts,
so rfcesDowla7, bales IIessians
SupcrHne Ciotbs $, Casiincrcs, &c: SC
JAS. BROWN, Jr.
WAi. FINNEY.
July 5.---tf
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NORTH-CAROLINA ELECTION.
The progress OF the Congressional elections in the
OF North CAROLINA, opens to us result more IA
vo able to the cause ofthc country than at first
anticipated, and to accession OF strength
in quarter where a change favorable to Republican,
ism had not been expected under existing crcum
stances
Late accounts from that state inform us, that besides
the return of Republicans from all the districts
presented hy OF that party in the last Congress,
adeCIded Republican IS elected over Mr.. PEARSON
by manrty o about far hUlared U0fes. In the
District of Mr.. STANFORD likewise, the Iae election
has discloaed considerable change in pubic sentiment
adveI SC TO the cause 0 the opposition. Mr. gain
eh his election by small and very reduced majority,
though opposed by gentleman unknown beyond his
immediate vicinity.
Complete returns have net been received from
the remote districts ;.but doubt is entertained that
the eenons have eventuated; in the choice OFTEN Re-
publcans aud THEE Federasts-n the last Congress-
the Representation consisted OF nine Republicans aud
foar Federallsts-.Naf. Int.
The following report from the commander of a
cutter in the service of the United States to
the Collector Of the port OF Wilmington Delaware,
has been transmitted to us for publication. Ii is with
no little pan ia at witness the recurrence OF these
Wanton insults the part Of the British officers. SO
long as nag is thus spurncd and our citizens
mal-treated, even in sight of oar shores by the
OF GERS of Great Britain long will time exert its in
fluencc in vain TO he the wounds and soften the hos
tile feeling prcducei by the tate conduct 90
arrogant cannot be calmly borne, and il persisted in
must ever prevent The restoration OF cordial friend
ship between the two.naions.--I6.
Genera, Greene, tug. Is, 1915.
Dean SIN,
Last evening spoke the brig Amazon of
Philadelphia William Philips, master, from New
York, in ballast. Capt. Phillips states, that the
18th inst. off Barnega, he boarded by officer
from the British Akbar Of ~ guns the officer hauled
down captain Philips coors. an hpisted them union
down. ransaekcd the vessel all over gave captain
Phillips great deal 0fabusvc language, took him aid
his papers board the ship, the captain OF the ship
endorsed his register and tore il almost in pieces, and
abused him very much. Capt Phillips understood the
tpptan of the ships name was Charles Builen.--
There was sloJp of war in companys called the A
ra5. JOSEPH SAWYER.
allan Nl'Lane, Esq.
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DISSOLUTION.


NATAS committed 60 thc lad Cf this County, on ,tr
w lj'h day Of Nay, 1915, twn negro men. as
runaway s-one naned Join, five feet five inches
hyh, cark eompleAion, about twenty years Of age,
has scaT over bis eiteyc, also arUn hs lcft fot
-near The great toe, had pair Of yellow honr.spnn
panaionns, blue striped horne-spun vest coat woye
hiek' filled 10 WITH black yarn, u white home.ypnn
cotton SHIRT pair OF white cotton homemade sockq
ani tolera3le cool pur OF slioes-he had in knsp.
sack one ione-sPln white vest, pair of, thread and
cutn pantaloor7,a light mixed summer coat one
thread and cotton shirt, par ofyarn gloves with blue
sprs ON them.
MOSES, FIVE feot six and half inches f,icb. dark
complexion, sbO'f twenty-five year5old hasa senr a.
yer his right eye and the ns,ep of his risl,f
foot, had M pair Of white hone-spun r;in,qloons
swans down vest, asort white yarn hoHielspun coat
acotton shirt, \ g pair Of common shoes had aksa5
sack wic' confined q cotton SHIRT very much ,,o.n
an cid pairoiDpen clock stockings They state tl,e t
belong % William Miller, near Coles Ferry. Halifax
County.
The owner is requested 70 come GnrwsrI. psv an
charges and take shem ont OF Jail-otheruise fb, y
will be dealt with IS tie la0 directs.
JAMES CARrER, Meiff, mi
.lngu,t 23.----T
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JOHN KING

DESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and the
Public, that he has just received an additional
supply of GOODS, suitable for the present arr, an
preaching season, which he will sell at reasonable rates
for cash, or aeccpances in Town
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ROBERT NELSON a.N'D co,
mn Il JUST RECETVED.
50 PACKAGES or GOODS,

~ f[hJhANrfsS OF GOODS.
cOSsIsriSC OF
GUPERFiNE Cletis, Csssimeres Stoekinenetts.
> Callicoes aud printed Cambtics Ging,a,os Rom.
haztf~s, Iionhazeens. IS 4 - silirngs aud lcop
Co-hy Camb &c and Madr'ss liakefch'Cis, IHnslins,
SC with variety ofohcr articles; and are IN daily
expectation OF Further supplies, which viii be sold,
wholesale and retail at reduced prices, fDr cash, II
aceeptaHces in town.
Juiy f2-ff
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10O.DOLLARS REWARDl

.lRD.N-.Y-W.YI
ENto3i the Subscriber, on the lith INST. TI.If, a
q Negro Man, about the usual height, stout AMI
well made, rather inclined Ia be Desiy-stands very
erect, and generally slaInmers when spoken to-has
very good set OF teethhis ewes are inclined to be
red and u--no mark can be recollected, but in the
face-he has several marks across his forehead like
the scratch Of pin, very plainly be seen when his
hat oi-l.as sullen look, & is very good carriage
driver, and formerly drove my HACK in this place-he
Is a'so good dnmgroom servant, and can shave toe
rable well-ts probabIeke viii, try 70 pass tor bar
ber-he was raised in powhatan where his father and
rGother lives, on my pantaeion--he will probably at
tempt to so to the North, rs he has ruade some
threats to that amount .I-...
will give the above reward to any person Who will
deliver linn To Jordan Four1,uy, in Richmond o-the
Subscriber in Powhatan, Fifty Dollars ii secured in
any jail in the United States, that get him again
BENJAMIN MOSBY.
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STNGULARlTY.

SlNGULARITY.
An alligator, measuring three feet6 inches, was
snot In swamp, about three quarters OF mile from
Bushwick Ferry e.. L. on Saturday afternoon last,
by John L. Brouwere. While in the act of leyeiisg
hsrtcpe at Hock of snpes, he disc ,ycred the 7ga.
tor within atcw yards Of Tie spot where he STOOL ma
king towards him; whenle instantly lodged the con.
tents OF the piece in tho throat ofte monster who now
adds tn the catalogue OF natural curosities exhibited
in ScrSider's American Muscam in this city.
aa. ". L. .fer. .3tE
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~ .|NssN~Ht'
dispose Of on re-
II NlNES and Forks
M Pocket X penknives
Scissors. Rizors
Pins, Needles
Glazier's Diamond
Surveyors aud Pocket
C"mpasses, Chnins
Niais. Instruments
Fashionable rea I'r
Ws'tefss Bread IA
Ca.i,iies, nress'g. Boxes
Sugar and Spice Boxes
Tin, Iron and Copper
Tea-K.tites
] es and Coifec Pets,
Coffee Mills,
Chatting Dishes
Cri,lirOpE
Table, Tea and Soup
Spoons
BELL metal Kettles and
Mortars .
Frying Pans
Coal Scuttles, Sifters
Rim and CasiorS plated
and WOO,
Brass Desk Mounting o..
Commodes, handles and
Roses
Screw Knobs aud Ring.
PulIies, Bolts
Quadrant and Catches
f.scntcheons, He'd caps
Iron, Wood and Brass
Csstors
Brass and Wooden Cocks
Cpa6h Nails
Weights and Scales :.
Cork Screws
Mattresses, Shoe thread
A handsome assortment
Guns, Pocket and IIorsel
Lead. 80,
Ju ly 5s----tf
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ROBERT JOHNSTON
AT THE
CRO.SS-CUT S.9W.
Has received by The Brig Brothers,
FROM LIVERPOOL,
FIFTY P.fCh.9GEN

Ch.fCCO.
arsisJes, svlich he 1rill
SoHG6le feipis--
Saws OF every description
Files, Locks, Hammers
Planes X plane Irons
Locks, Bolts, Hinges
Wood Screws
Drawing and Cutting
Knives.
Curriers' 30. AIDES
Cast Stce.
Chizels aud Gouses
Spoke Shayes
Angcrs, ts,n,blets
braces and lSts
Compssscs, Rules
Squares, ReSi!s
l'inceis, Nippers
Brad Avis, Oil Stone
Thumb Latches
Glass Paper, Hoes
Ratchots. Trowels
Spades, Shove!s,
4 ScytlIe Blades
ReapiIooks <. -
An,ils, Vises
Timers and iBlac'csmith's
Beck Iron
| Bellows, Screw Plates
Bed Screws, Nails
Brals, lacks, Spsiss
Steel, German, Blister
ed, &c.
Iron, Window Glas,
Sash Pulliss snd Line,
Fish Hooks and Lines
Homes, Gun Locks
Gallipers, Piyeis =,
Chest of Shcc-maher's
Tools.
s
Oh double md single Barrel
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Council Cham6cT, }
RichWond, July Do, 1915. {
NOTICE

FENHt Comr1andants Of Artillery Companies within
y this Commonw cath. are hereby nctigie,I that
such Of them az have Artillery n,ounted are r. uured
and authorised By an advice OF Council Of the SHIT
March, 1875 20 have good and sufficient shelters e.
recied nsomc proper situation, within their respec-
ve counties, to secure iliein from being Injured by
the wesher-Prepided, that the expence ii the same
shall not exceed the following rates, viz For "A
shelter 20 two pieces Of Artillery with Carriages, the
sum OF fifteen dollars anil for shelter To four pieces
with carriages, the sum Of twenty dollars and that
on presenting their accounts TO the Executive De.
paftmcnt, they will be paid.
Wa. ROBERTsoN, &C.
July QG--------tf
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N'NTNyE-

NU3ltE.
CAsHToR ConS q FL0ua BARREL SLAVES
" 4 arisi % 8trch0se a sUbDlg ofCo.n aud glo,n-
Barrels Slaves = Heading, eiiisi oio1Jd ar sioeie
sasoiIei timber IS freferyed
L JANA1L s. Co
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GITE.N,
TEVHAT Petition will be presented t8the next
Il General Assembly OF the State OF Virginia. for =
law 70 pass. authorizing the OyEnsEERs oY rue room,
OF LASeAsrEn CorN Y, to sell at Public Auction,
the Plate, Bella Dms, and other endowment. lately
apPertaining to te Churches, in the CouRty aGore
SAID. is~ ~
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NOTICE.

4 P29TP1JO.N 5piV be Presented to tie neax Cen
n era 4 semJy Of VTgi'Ia, 10 d,assIa lhe La1us
0itheI4Sins 3,onpike Road. from Osee,s's 7a1eris
to lillian ID. Iayior's -ifEs, az Hanorer, and also
10 fncoIPernteG torpag, TO- extend tic Stad road
fro0s Idylor's .ihl5 10 ffede-Icks61.ry
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pL A n Il r II s. L a K T.
ron SHE.

FHviIE SUBSCRIBER vii sell isis Han,isor.r
8 Farm, very cheap, for part money and part ere
dit. lie therefore invites those who wish 10 invest
money in valuable Lands To take look at this pro.
perry. II lies III the county OF GOochland, ten miles
above the CoOrt-louse, forty from Riehrnond and
ven from Boat Navigation, James Rver, aud
taius about
Seven Hundred and T7veHfy here's,
80 acres oI which msin Licking hole Creek, is eqnas
in fertility o. tie best james River bottom Lands
the hig IA land lies we'll ia laid of in FIVE fields, and
well fenced inhe fields have been ell slOsercd, and
those ont Of cultivation, arc pretty well taken with II :
and those under culture, wpre we'll taken With -
1t profuces good crops Of corn, wheat andtobgcoo.
The buildings are generally good and conveuient--
The dweng-horssc partly two-stOry, and is neat,
light, handsome budding. The Fsrmis well watereds
having streams in every field, and several good springs
convenient TO the dwelnghOuse, and arge Orchards
Of gooG Fruit consisting Of Apples Peaches, CherEicst
&c.
He has also, Trio Small Farms, in the neigh
borhOod, for sale, the terrns--ODe Of whien
containing 65 acres, at present rnder the Occuppncy
OF Mrs Oyis-s well timbertd and has II thriving
young Apple Orchard, and lies near enough 20 Plan
teis Fare, to supply with timber The other eopfa"F
l05 acres aud subject 70 The life estate OF Mrs Jaes'
Gan old Lady, Sho lives on the Farm. snr.i GO
description q The property deemed unnecessary, as
those wishing opurehase, viii no doubt vrw the prc
mscs.
The terms may 5e known oy application to Mr.
John v. Nooe (wlio lives on the premisc3) 20 tnf
Subscriber living in Richmond.
aug. TO- N
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JUST RECEIVED,

md FOR SfLE,
BY 7 H f SUBSC RIDER,
II bids fest quality brown siigar,
IS b1s. * bss wiite e green coffee,
50 crates well assorted ware,
100 kegs SUPERIOR quality London white Lead
10 bbls tinsecd Oh, and
) do. winter stras,'d Lamp Oh.
EDWARD tIALLfa1.
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&. StenEera. II. Z, Julu Is

e. Stenhcrs, n. z. JAG IS
The savage. on our southern bcsr!er ESQ tar as we
have lately heard are entirely peaceabe and. we
have doubt, siiee the departure for tie " fast
chored isle" OF tn Great Mog,i and new made Pro
phet and Chief, Colonel Nichols, they have become
perfectly satisfied in fact, they have too much under
standing shew opposition otherwise, we've it for
the idle stories OF Nichols and others who expect to
be benefited by their robberies en- the frontier ct-
.pns.
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FROM THE NATIONAL I&TELLIGENcER
To those Patriotic citizens svho COMPOSED the
late u. S. .4rmy.
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UashnFton. .4urast %.

cAiniccthc, Aug. 1o. 1915.
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4.
L Prophets IS tOa woman what the great
Roman critic says actioIlis TO an orator,
Its the first, the second, The third fequi.
|sitel A woman may be knowing, active.
witty. and Amusing ;,but without prOpre
lety She cannot be ainiable. Propriety Il
tire centre IN which all the lines Of duty
land a2reeableness meet Itistoc harac-
Ter what proportion is tohgure and grace
|ta attitude. ltdOes not depend on any
|ene perfection bit itis tie result Of
general excellence. Itshews itself by 4
regular, orderly, underwriting course. ;
land neye- starts from its sober drbit into
|any splendid eccentricities foritWould
|be ashamed of such praise as it might ex-
tort by any alterations from its pepper
bath. 1t renounces all commendafioh
hut what is characteristic and | would
|makeit the criterion Of true taste, right
principle, and genuine feeling, in wo-
Imam, whether she would be less touched
with all the fattery Of romantic and ex-
|aggerated panegyric, than with that beau
Itifnl picture of correct and elegant pro-
Ir9cty, which Milton draws of our first
mother, wien he delineates.
Is Those thousand decencies irhieh daily
/. From al her soords and. actions
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Plaster Land for Sale.


y 3 xIIE Subscriber offers for sale. q
Farm. in the County Of Faugnier,
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores, one fA;Yd OF whichsisof the strong
est qualify and covered with heavy
growth Of red oak and hickory The re-
sidue, {being cleared land. J IS il good
heart. two thirds Of It having beer
laid down in red clover, and no tract
in the state has afEorded higher eviden-
Gee Of its adoption to the plaster Of Pa
|Fis., There IS. on this tract, and atthe
Of the two never failing
streams oil Broad and Mill Runs, q
|scite For Merchant Mill. with fall
|of Is ieet, surrounded By every mate
rial for building, and by the side Of .
well built Saw Mill, recently erected
A law has passed for turnpike road
which viii pass BY or near this scite.
For the above property viii take
The 8oIerate price Of 90 dollars per a
! err. with reasonable allowance, for The
afeF aaxantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymsrlkst Post 9liee, Va
September 81
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John B. IIalnlnatt,

tIphoIstfr & al er Hanger
~ BsSPEC1FUhI,Y informs LIS
friends and the Inhabitants oi
Alexasdria, he Has removed Is the cor
ner Of Prince and Fairfax streets, where
he has for sale a general assortment d
upholstery, viz.
Bed Ifcks. furniture dimotiss, laces
ssEges, and tasSeIls, an assortment Of
ater Hangings and borders, Meayers
ays--a few pieces Of Superior
Boiling CLOTHS,
Hair Mattresses kept constantly OF
hand,
Carpets, Curtains and Pew Cushings
made,
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stuffed
or repaired at the shortest notice.
]. 81 III. fakes tMsppportanity tore
turn hissincere thanks, for the shared
public patronage be has received since
he hrs heenin this place, aud hopes BY :
continued attention to business, to me-
rit their future commands.
August 2S. II.
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From Nassau q Carthggsna,

III Il
BY the British schr. Mary-Ann, capt
Barton, arrived at this port yesterday
lin s DAYS from Nassau. we received
Lille Of the Bahama ROYAL Gazette to U
|7th inst. inclusive. We have made sorI
extracts from them, which will be lOuHI
below.
BY an extract of a letter from Garth
sena. SO late as the 10th Of Sept. thstlrl
portant place had not surrender7ts|
MorilIa's army-indeedit had not ka|
attacked. Martial law had been rrs'
claimed, and every inhabitantOftfe clllI
foreigners as well as natives, we're detgl
mined to resist tothe last extrenp Z
defence Of the place, their lIbert'ss sa y.
Their tan,;lies. There are not q ieSsg|
|terprising and. brave Americans - y !.
|couptry2these Willimitate the deiel0ssa Z
|of New Orleans, and set examples = y 4
foism for their adopted fellow eltizeus
Charleston Gazette.
Nassau, Oct =
Extract of a letter from Carthaga'
r. dated the 9Th and l 9th at.
q It = n,con ss,Im o',r 'i ssgoyernmeut
with when ~, no ~ on, tLa gn mass &c tie w
INSPIRED, put also tue map 9
pie. ...o,v.a "a p.rs
The Foreigners nave e. re aa',ss rest u
sooner than abandon The cause oa;.sI,s,
sure -, .''a. ~ - canrct be greater Pel
of the good olspesls !, ! ! o,;;afre wife
than my not senqing NY a,, : :, !, nov.r
your island, which y wa" vas 70 NY
have done. ! ,,.Iock. rr
This afternoon, q Jour J !, J. s .Osbasiss
tiaI law was proclaimed: the e y. II
has become universal eoul'ss, ,orts
been despatched e all ~ ! .sabsrs
posts. with prOclamations, anu WV
&c. ,,.usss
the two brothers: 6 opeis sa ~ !
who had started lor ths iusI ~ recsBs
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Eep4fWDtF ].
The imperial prince pf 1Austtia bs..
rived here We are assured that Is \; !. y Y
.eet Arom Huningen, aud inform NV. 4
That place has capstnlated, after /, & ~
|aardfncnt Of twelve hours. The ss s.a'
Vas the frstto enter the place T T'a z
|ticles Of the capitalatibn are moi ye y q. g
INDICATED. ~
e are assured that TIE ratisess;,. [,
the treaty between France aud tb 81 !.
HES by the prince regent has arr - :
and HAT an official account VIII sees,l;'a
lbe published.
Six thesRand English troops. ,,b;l
were on TIER march to Paris. and 81
HAD reached Royal, IN Picards. had !.
|ceived orders ohalt and it is said ID, a, \
|he ordered back to England. =
A detachment Of the Russian am.
vas reviewed yesterday BY their Aus q.
|soyereigu. The troops made spIesSd ls'
show. They extended from the Elss;'s..
Fields to the Bais Of BoFIognp, I~s
mustered $4,000 men, of whom slfS
were cavalry. The emperor Of Ars,,,
the king of Prussia, ami the duke ofWs2'
'lington, with theirrespectiye stats. sr,.
the emperor Alexander.
The commanding officers Of the ,Disl
troops stationed IN burgundy, ha,es.
Idered the soldiers not to enter the N.
yards, under pains of severe puniS.
'ments.
BAyosvf, Aug. ST,
Order Of MeSday.
The army of 6is most catholic mssstI
having entered France, and the ordersa
his highness the duke of Angeuleue. i
executionof tile orders Of the king heiRI
to repulse force with force, and tOmaEl
use Of all troops,. whether Of the line d
of the national guards, which can be mi.
ted under his command.
The army of lieut.. gen. O'DonnsA.
count Labisyal, ewing approached mud
nearer Bayonne under our command,
than is prescribed in the militaryireguIs
tions--Be declare by this present order
the town and citadel of Bayonne toka
a state ofsiege.
We inform at the same time, Hsiu.
habitants Of Bay6nne that there brd
any measure of precaution which We
shall not adopt, and that directly hatli
ties shall commence by the generalHh.
handing the Spanish army, we shaIn.
tort on the defensive.
We engage meanwhile the ciNlM
thori6es Of the city of Bayonpe, to cor
tinue the discharge of Their funcfsaS. as
insordfnary times, nor change ans tNinS
ia this respect.
Done at Bayonne, Goth Aug. 1915
The gen:connt
CRAuyIoNE DE bLoT.