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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-19
PARIS. Januay Is

On the 10th inst. were d;.,or,;msa
the works and on account Of tn. frost fl.
mascns could not 20 OF with. the uuder
work, on whichis to rest the meta Sta
tue of Henry ". upon the Fat Of the
new bridge. The work having been first
discontinued, bad been resumed or tbe.
lSJuly last, and since that time four bcds
of granite have been erected to the beight,
of s feet 5 inches. The whole Of It ist.
be s2feet 6 inches. and wanting ONLY
feet 9 inches-The next season Will CON-
plete.it.
OBITUARY.
!. The Chevalier dc Bouflers, so ceI,.
.brated for his Wit, departed this life on
the 18th January, 1915, after an illness
of several months, aged rs years.
The unfortunate Princess Of ] .eon'sre.
mains were on the 18th January. 1915.
deposited in the Church Of St. Thomas
d'Acq,sin.
The following lctterias been addressed
TO the It.. can. Ferrieres. formerly ccm-
mandant OF landau, from Madrid.
. sN-Ihe King of Spain having been
informed by me Of your generous conduct
in the last war towards the prisoners IN.
der your orders at Landau, has given me
charge i'll his name toreturn YOU his thanks
tor your attention to alleviate oursituatiOr
and your humanity towards us.
The King, Sir. has heard nv report
with the greatest sensibilitv, and the re-,
spectacle name of NJ. Veriieres will b.
forever remembered.-FOr my part, |
fulnl my commission with much pleasure,
as it gives me an opportunity TO convince
you of my gratitude, and to satisfy part
the great obligations | am under for your
conduct. Please to accept, &c.
The lieut.. gen. CT the Spanish armies,
and military and political governor
of Barcelols.
(Signedl .,,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-19
The Subscriber

"AyING moved to the House at the
Corner OF Queen and Fairfax stfs.
lately occupied by Captain J. Tucker,
would be glad to accommodate tlse or SIX
genteel B0ARDERS.
EBENEZER EVELETH.
April 49,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-19
70 Regt for ! or more years

sEEYE Brick Bake Eouse formerly
occupied nv Narsteiier y Young,
situate on the West side,of Onion street,
adjoining Conveys Wharf. For terms
ladrssU Jameson,
OR
Robert Con1cey.
xpsil is. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-19
!kNDRE D'HERRATTI.

Amongst the Ambassadors and Foreign
Ministers presented to the Mngoi France
on the 24th Jan. 1915, We notice the
name of NJ. NJ. Clay, Bayard and Rus
sell, American ministers, who were ad'
mitted to present their respects to the
King and to the Royal family,-N' NJ
Todd and Millisan, Secretaries to '. ne,
Legation, were likewise presented "
II. NJ.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-19
JAMES CAVAN, and
JOHN DOUGAN,
JOHN DOUGAN, Agent for
Majestic.

agents IOf FOn0ht.
The agent for the EndyHion, has
published similar Notice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-19
BAYoSsE, Jan. 81

EEYCEEE, J5p' -
The Spanish government ha' taStn
one step towards mercy or rather 'o"a'"'
Justice. The minister CeSallos' ep",
yinced that the rigidity used asslllS' 10
: libereaux, was only TO asefay;a:.,e l''S ~.
and more their minds. and anllihia'e .nS
restoration of tranquility, has pre'en'.,es
II. c. NJ. with well discsted no'e, ,. y
entreat him to puta stop 70 every . cove
and detention Of the liberiuE' ara WI to
an order to recall every one 81 ti'e'a' ,,srr
as 4 means of security, had ae1 u '
countries. :. r.ori,
This step, says the minister, Is ieqI d
site By humanity, and the fens s'j;i,;ticB
our government wants yet uNe ''S
of.aH the property seized. - ,,,,p.
The King has been plefseu s w. rocr,
the memorial, aud to send 1t 10 III! nIh. n,
Gil, by which it's expected 1t Will
certed. IN iht.n>
tits tumourcd that Amezaga' ~ u ~; ,pr
dant OIL. c. NJ. and tie suPPO ,S,,ti 10:
Of the the Princes during Their 'laO'''
at Valencia, has bean Strsns''a.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
Land for Sale.

wish to sell Plantation, lying about
miles above the mouth of Back Creek
and near Potomac river, conta ming 420
acres--Principally in the most valuable
kinds of timber, such as white oak, poplar,
pine, &C. which renders it of the first i'm
portance, it being in the immediate neigh
bourhood of a good Saw Mill, and con-
tiguous to the river--about 80 acres are
cleared, and it has upon it at least SO acres
that would make the most valuable kind of
meadow stjseet
also wish to sell Farm Of good quality,
situate near the Falling Waters, adjoining
the lands of Edw'd. x. Foreman and others
containing $50 acres, about one half clear
ed and in good cultivation; the other
half remarkably heavy timbered. There
are on this land two small comfortable
Dwelling Houses, two very excellent springs
of water, and many other improvements.
For terms apply to aN
JOSEPH FOREMAN
Jan. l2, 1915. 3 sas
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
For Rent.

The subscriber has for rent, two Plan
tations lying at the mouth of Back Creek
and on the Potomac river; on one of them
is an excellent Saw Mill, now in operation !;
On the two farms are about $50 acres
cleared, about $50 of which is the first
rate bottom land-There are good build
ings on each Farm, so that they would
suit well for two Tenements. They will
be rented either together or separately,
as may best suit those who apply. Pos
session may be had Immediately, or on the
LIST of April next For terms applyto
JOSEPH FOREMAN
Jan. l2, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02

Taken up by the subscriber, living near
Martinsburgh, on the 18th Dec. last, an
Estray Bull, of red and white colour,
white spot on his fore shoulder and white
streak across his rump on each side to the
hoofs, and white belly, his right ear
sloped off at the top. and appraised to l2 2
dollars The owner is desired to prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
MICHAEL WALTERS.
Jan. H. 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
eSTX. CENTS REW1RD..

Ran away from the subscriber some
time in September last, a girl named
Polly Ray, bound to me by the Court OF
Berkeley County, is about IA years old
took with her sundry clothing, not par
ticularly recolected The above reward
vii! be paid, but no thanks for returning
her CdTHfRINE STRIYER
Jan l2. 1915
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
A we'll digger wanted.
Jan. 10, 1915.

| wish to contract with person who viii
undertake to sink a well, about eight feet,
in addition to what is already dug, and to
wall up the whole. Liberal wages will be
given to person who can complete it in a
short time. Apply to the subscriber, liv-
ing near Buckles Town
FRANCIS SILVERS.
Jan. 10, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
.Martiinsburgh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOHN aLBUKTIS.
Eerltts Of the Gaiette.

THE price of this paperis two dollars per an
Nun, one dollar payable at the time OF subscriD-
iur and me when the year expires-Distant
sgscribers pay forthe whole year in advance
NJ subscription received fora shorter term than
81 months, and no paper discontinued until ar
rearsges are paid-a allure to notify discontinue
ancc Of the paper at the end of the time sub
scribed for, WILDE considered new engage
ment The price OF Afsertisenssnts, to non-sub-
scrbers, is one dollar per square for three weeks
insertion and for Continuance after that time Is
ceats per week.-Subscribers will continue to
receive reduction Of one-fourth on their Ad-
refreshments.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
BOOT AND SHOE
MAKING.

THE public are respectfully informed
that the subscriber is now carrying on the
above business in the shop formerly occu
pied by Richard Hickson, Martinsburgh,
where he will be thankful for any orders
in the line of his business. He engages
that all the work done in his shop shall be
executed in the most serviceable and hand
some manner, at the following cheap pri
ces.
Fashionable Cossack Boots s s.
Back straps with fair tops 10.
Do. Do. with patent do. 1880
Jefferson shoes 3
Common Calf skins 2,25
Coarse Shoes tJeiferson) 2
Common do. l,75
Ladies and Childrens Shoes proportion
ably low.
JOHN MATHEWS.
December Is, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
NEW FLOUR,
of an excellent quality, for
sale, by the barrel, by
JOHN ALBURTIS.
Martinsburgh, January 5, 1918.
Take Notice.

All those who made purchases at the
sale of Michael Barns, decd are informed.
that their respective obligations will be.
come due on the 25th of this month, and
are requested to come forward and dis
charge their respective notes against the
first OF February next as no longer In
diligence can be given. Those who have
claims against the estate, are requested to
exhibit them, properly attested, for settle
ment.
ADAM TALLER, Admr.
PHEBE BARNES, Adm'r
Jan. 49, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
lGOOD TEACHER WANTED

A man of good moral habits, to teach
twenty-five or thirty scholars, English
Grammar, Reading. Writing and Arith-
metick. Application to be made to either
JOHN YATES,
JOHN 1BELL. or
HALTER BAKER.
Jefferson County, January IL, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
Pau me zvhat thou o1vest.

Out fthe abundant means with which thou art
blessed this year, he hopes none will be SO tardy IN
complying with this request as to require the sp-
plication of the Law-Money is preferred, but 1t
,ie money cannot BE- had Ito prevent any pretext
whatever) Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Flax-seed,
Hides and Skins, and Clover Seed, will be received
IN payments otherwise, mast of the different claims
will be handed over to the Sheriff anu Constable,
nest March Court
He tenders his best thanks to his old punctua
Customers and informs them, that he will feel
pleasure in serving them with such articles they
may want.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town, November 10, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02

THE Trustees of the Shepherds Town
Academy take this method to inform the
public, that they have person to conduct
the institution They are now ready for
the reception of pupils; boarding can be
had on reasonable terms.
By order of the board
#. v. SWEARfNGEN.
Jan. IL. 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-02
N EW GOODS.

A0ery handsome assortment Of season abe
Dry Goods and Groceries
have just been received by the subscribers,
and are now opening at their store, near
the Market-house, which they offer for sale
at very reduced prices for cash, or country
produce.
P & F. NADENBOUSCH.
Nov. 81, 1914
z. S. We are much in
want Of money, and would
be thankful to our custo-
mers, if they will come for.
ward and pay off a part
(lf not the whole) of their
accounts.
P. & F. Nadenbousch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
CHARLES JEAN

Petersbwrh, NoU. IA The bible society at
Petersburg has printed in the course of two
years $500 Bibles, in seven different lsngua-
ges, and the committees vino form sub.diyisi
ems of the principal society, have printed 81,
500 Bibles in four languages The paper u.
lone has cost 80. 900 rub.rs.
London, Dec. 5.--Last week two of the disci>
pies OF 5o4naa Souihccte were deteete5 IN +.
negocia ion with poor woman OF Crew. erne.
to purchase one oi her infant twins, which the,.
Intended 10 pass off at London as the child Of
the Prophecies Wien the affair was made
known, the negocistors and their patrongss
were Carried about in effigy by the populace,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
VIRGINIA,

VIRGINIA,
At Rules holden in .de Cyerk', 0Ece Of sse ST.
berior COsrt Of Chaneer.y for the Riehrlosi
District, 'he 3oth day of January, 1915
michael omaiy' PIT
\ against
John Bell, surviving partner Of the late firm cf
John and William Bell, and said John Bell.
Walter Bell, and Reuben G. Beasley, suryiy.
ing partners OF the firm Of William and John
Bell, & Co. Defis.
VIE Defendant Reuben q. Beasley, not hay
4 ing entered his appearance and given ser
curity according 10 the Act OF Assembly and
the Rules of this Court, and it appearing by So.
,istactory evidence, that he is not an inhsbitant
o. this country: 1t is ordered, That the said
Defendant, do appear here on the first day of
the next term and answer the bill of the plair-
tiit and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond, for two months successfully
add posted at the front door of the Capitol, in
Ethe said City.
coPY-TEsTE,
WILLIAM w. HENING, C. c.
February 8. w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
N OTTO ~.

VESHE SUBSCRIBERS in consequence of their
n recent misfortune by Gre, have determined
to discontinue for few months their GROCE
RY BUSINESS, and 10 devote their attention
solely to business in the COMMISSION LINE,
for which purpose they have taken the LUd-
Der HOUSE next TO their Former Stand
where they are prepared to receive Country
produce on Storage.
They take this opportunity to inform their
Creditors that they may be under no spprehen.
sons from Their late disaster, but TO call as
heretofore and as heretofore they will not
bo diappointed,
They indulge the hope that the knowledge
Of their loss, which was not uncomfortable,
will serve as an additional motive to those in
debted 70 them to be PUNoTUAL in their pay.
ments. MATTHEW II. RICE & Co.
2sIh February, 1916. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15

VIRGINIA
1T Raies holden IN hs CLERKS Office ofahe ST.
PsTor Court Of Chaaterv foy che Richmond
D'sf,te', the 80fh dog gFJaaua,y, 1915.
James Morrison' Pit,
dgaiHst
Robert Campbell, Robert Gordon, and Jannett
ins vic, aE2 James CIrrie, which said James
shd Jfnnet', are heirs at law'of James Cu-rie,
deceased, as well rs the heirs and legal re-
prs@enislives ct William Currie, deceased.
Robert Hicks Nathaniel 8. Dallarn, and Sally
his wife, formerly Sally Hicks, John Hicks,
On infant Son Of John Hicks, deceased. which
said Robert, Sally, and John, ate heirs Of the
said Johz Hicks, deceased, a. Kirkpatrick.
surviving executor Of David Duncan, deceas.
ed, William &. Pendleton, Register Of the
Land Once Of Virginia, and James Wslch,
and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Marga
rctt Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dan.
can, children and heirs at law of David Dun
can, deceased. Defta.
E'HE Defendants A. Kirkpatrick, James
WEIGH, Nathaniel S. Dallzm, and Sally his
wife, and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Mar,
garrett duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun
can, children and heirs at law OF David Dun
can, deceased, not having entered their appear.
ance aad given security according TO the Act Of
assembly and the Rulcs Of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
arc not Ihnsbitants OF this country II is err
aeea' hst the said Defendants DO appear here
on inc hrsi day Of the next term and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; and chat a copy of this or
der be forthwith Inserted in some newspaner
punished IN the City Of Richmond, for two
months fuccessiyely and posted at the from,
door OF tie Capitol, in the said City.
coPY--TEsTE,
WILLIAM w. HBNNEG, &C.
February l., wsw'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
L WISH TO SELL Mr.
TRACT OF LAND.

or TWO HUNDRED G. SlXTT ACRES
Lying within mile of James River in Powhat.
an County, about seven north OF the court.
house and 80 miles from the City OF Richmond.
There is a sufioiency of woods we'll tmbered to
SUPPORT the Plantation, three apple orchards
and several springs of as good water as any in
Virginia, good framed dwelling and other
convenient Houses. presume no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, a fur.
t,Ier description is thought unnecessary. Pos
session nigh; be had immediately, tho terms
OF sale would be made known to any person
wishing to purchase by the subscriber living on
the premises. Young negroes would be taken
in part payment. EDWARD COX. 4,
Dec 80. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
CnRIsTIAnA, Nor. II


VIZ, Charles, W the Grace of Col, King Of
sweden, OF Norwsy, of the Golhs and Yandal,.
&c. &c. Duke Of Sleswig.Holstein, of sior,
marie, ana Of Difnarsen, count Of Oldenburgh
snd OF Delmeahsfsi, t,c. sc. to all our subjects
Of the Kingdom Of Norway.
We now perform duty dear to our /. art, in
informing you, that the national assembly Of
we klng6om Of Norway, hsyiag on the fourth
o. ths month, unanimously recognized and
elected Us eonsttutiora' King Of Norway, VIC
yesterday, by ogS Wen bsl'oyed son Charles
Jean, Prince koysi 20 swcdcy and Norway, aud
tscherailssimo q the land and navsi forces of
the two kingdoms, sent to the assembly our
osth 70 govern the Kingdom Of Norway accord /.
lng to lts constitution and IFS laws, and receive
tne oath Of the assembly, 10 US aud TO the con-
abtUtion
The greas end Of our wishes is thus fulfilled
ssa TIC last seal imPrStsei rsou 10 es:EaiQH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
Valuable Land For Sale.
THE undersigned rs attorney in fact, 70
Z Mrs j S. VL0UNT, If Tarborourh
North Carolina, offers for sale
$500 ACRES,
January "a

Being a moiety OF the ate Gen Summers ser,
vice right, situation % mics south of Nash.
vile, in the counties Of Williamson and Rythers
ford, on the wate,> of big Harpeth ana Stones
river, embracing as rich land, good lasting.
springs, many scites for farms, as any ,ract
of its size in the Western country, clear OF all
conteniing claims whatever has been divided
into forh tracts, and may be subdiyided into
smaller tracts, has on it 90 plantations aycra.
ging 100 acres each-a family connexion that
wishes TO move and settle in this state would
ind 1t 10 their dvsntagc to purchase the whole
tract. The right in the land will be held TO se-
cure payments. For view of the land, title.
OF sale, apply to the undersigned,
Who has several TRACTS Of his own FOR sale.
also the tract OH which he lives, CONTAINING n 30
acres, on which there are ten never falling
springs, q two story framed dwelling hou.s.
with other houses barn building SO Gret il,
length more than $50 acres cleared, a part in
red clover, timothy and blue grass an orchard
OF more than three hundred apple trees, begin,
ming to bear. This is one amongst the hand.
soonest farms Tennessee holds in Northumberland
the improvements considerable when it il re-,
membered L have only lived here three wears,
and hive years ago the place was in a state Of
nature. Title good. For terms apply TO
TIL. Il. SUMNER.
Williamson county, ,Tenus
October 90, 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
Ftot, fhe Albany irsus.
JACKsoN's VICTORY.
by W RAY, ESQ.

AGAIN the shouts OF ss:'try cheer
Each Patriots bosom through the land,
The foe is conquered, 10 we hear,
syJAcEsor's bold and skilfl hand
Cntaiing b. the Heso's fame;
Immortal be the Conq'ror's name!
Unparalleled in clirnes sfar:
unhca,d o., since the world began
Not writ,n in the page oGwaF--
UnthouEht OF by the mind 81 man,
Is such loss, and such = sGia-
So ;stv III kiii'd-so many Slain!
Great is our! 10y, our triumph great:
But let US not detrac, from Eeav'n-
From dIM who guides TIE shafts of fate
BY HIM is life and v,ct'ry given -
To HIM Gscribe all praise aud Joy,
Who can create, and car destroy.
Amidst our szultotions high,
Let no inyidious passions reign;
rs brave rs ever sNusbt 10 die,
Were those amcng the soemen slain;
But, British prowess, skill aud pr'ic,
Must fail, when Con is on our side.
Come, blest HuMAHtrY and shed
tear of sympathetic Woe
In life, it was a foe that bied---
In death, he is no more q Zoe
The. Ssere but fellow men, we see
They are-wtat ali mankind must bs.
How many widows tears must stream!
How many helpless Ogphsns iy,oarn I!
But PEACE brigh PsAcs, hegihs 20 beaa,
And WAX mus she N his bioetly blade
Swords into plcughshareS now must turn,
And thousands shall :, ioits thst mourn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15

between the tzo nstisns of the Scandinavian
Penlnsula.-N from this dsy, you
have titles, sacred TO Our hearts and to our pa
ternal so,icituie. You viii answer by YOUR f.
deity and by your attachments, TO the new obli-
cations which we're about fulfilling towards
you, and you will prepare FOR Us likewise, a re-
compense the most sweet, good King can
desire.
The fundamental law which your rcpreseut..
tives have adopted in concert WITH our COM
nissioRers, and which we have ,olcmnly recei.
we'd and spporged, will serve * once as a guar
antee TO Jour rights and to your future pros
perity. Recoilect that these precious adyanta-
ses Cannot be preserved but by respect for
rehg on and the social order, and that the sane
tiy Of the rights depends aiwsys upon the
faithful accomp 'ishnent of corresponding du-
ties.
We are aware OF the difficulties which we
have to surmeunt, but we have the consulate,
ry hope, that seconded by the rights and euer :
sy OF patriotic citizens, we shall be abe ne
cessarily TO effacs the memory and effects of a
long aud dissstersus war.
II is by encouraging agriculture, by giving
to commerce gu uninterrupted activity, that the
commonwealth viii REGAIN by degrees new
s,rength.-The union between Sweden and
Norway, by collecting into one body, the lii
lher TO separated force sfthe nation, gives the
most powerful motive, and the most sure means
OF preserving peace. The people Of the Scan
ainavian peninsula have within their own boz
! SONS the power Of defending their indepen,
aence and their lava. Cut Of their limits they
count upon an real advantage.
May Providence bless our psternal efforts
| Tor your own happiness Union OF will aud
| resolution, obedience to the laws, energy asinst
oppression ; these are the surest foundations
Tor the existence of States /; it is by them that
| the north, under all future vicissitudes, will
! maintain is name, its liberty and its glory.
defended by The sea, its mountaIrs, and the
courage of its children.
| chris!idsEa, Novenber IL, 18l4-By virtue
! OF the authority OF our most gracious
| Sovereign and Lord.
L u &c 4 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
LOST.

Am the 18th December, a red Morocco
" POCKET understanding sundry
Bonds and other papers, of no value 70
any one but the Subscriberi--I hereby
lorwarn all persons from trading for any
Bond executed to me--and those indebted
to me by Bond are hereby forwsrned against
making payment to any one but the Sub.
scriber. A. WHARTON
Cartersyille, March 4ih, 1915. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
CHARLES JEAN.
The Prince Royal TO his Brethrsn in ar,ni.

The Prince Royal to his Brethren in ar,ni.
SoLDIERs !-For a long time, your first
WISH, like that OF your countrymen, was the
union OF the Scandinavian people. 1t was to
o5tejn this great end, that we took UP arms
Providence has crowned our efforts our hopes
have been accomplished hencetorth Swedcs
and Norwegians have The same interest to dee
tend, th7 same glory TO sustain. and the same
lot VIII await hem both, he purchase Of sim,
Tar virtues. ID cra his is one Of The hap
pest moment fmy &c. the hour, when in
the name q our i-Gs sJa country, Jean return
yon their thanEa i0r the bravery, the discipline
and doe cxce:>fl, aoN'uct by which in shew-
ing yourselyes worthy Of Your ancestors, you
have rendered the Swedish name as dear as IL
is respectable. Return TO your firesides! csr-
ryipg into the exercise OF the duties of the
peaceabic citizen, nc same love of your coun
Try, The ssm@ Obedience to tie laws, which
have distinguished you as warriors, aad the
good viii Of your king and the esteem of your
fellow citizens viii be your worthy recon-
pence.
Head Quarters at FrederictsfGH,
Novem5er 49, 1914.
CHARLES JEAN.