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WASHINGTON TAVERN.
FOR RENT Op I.EASt1

FEVHE Subscriber wishes to rent for the onsu-
a ing year, or lease for term Of years, COM
mencng on the 1T of November next. at which
lime the term OF the present occupant will ex-
tire, the staRd we'll known as the Washington
Tavern, in the town Of Byuchburg. ANY person
disposed TO rent 1t cau obtain with il if desirable,
House suitable for family The Tavern is
extensive and commodore, and has attached TO
II large and convenient Stabls and other ne,
cessary buildings
For terms, apply to Mr.. Thomas Dillard of
LynchbUrg, or to the subBcriber. residing in
Campbell county. HENRY MOORMAN.
an 11--2,c
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gJ-Wo understand that meet;nr v;,, l.. ,,.,.
at the Eagle Hotel, this afternoon, at half past A
for the purpose of organizing troop of horse, to
serve Sc during the absence from the City, of the
h'Shmond Dragons. The citizens who are dispo.
SEQ 20 unite and see this notice in sufficient time.
are requested 10 attend the meeting with punctn'
aiity. Lest the troop should not be made up. as
full as desirable, by the hour of the meeting = l;s,
Tor subscribers will be continued at Lynchs Coffee
mouse, curing the afternoon. and on tomorrow
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Pennsylvania U1siUes'sigw.
MEDICAL DEPARTN1ENT.

GHYHE Lectures in this Institution will com
n nenceus usual, on the lot Monday in No
vember, and continue, without ntermissit n until
the Ist Saturday in March. The Courses and
terms, are az follows, viz:
Anatomy, sis , By Benz; w. Dudley. 81, D.
Snt,ysry' o - who will lecture times each
surgery 10 week.
Institu es OF Medicine and Clinical practice.
Si5. BY Charles Caldwell. NJ. ID. daily.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, SIS. BY
John Esten Gooks, NJ. D. daily.
ObstetEes end tina Diseases OF Women and
,ChildrcD, SIS. BY VIM. II. Richardson.
". p. dslly.
Matera Mecca and Medical Botany, SIS, By
Charles W. Short, NJ. D. dsflg.
Chemistry and Pharmacy. SIS. ByLunsfasd
?. Ysnaeh, n. .. and Il. Huber Eaton
A. d daily.
Large sccsssions are making 70 The MsSica
Library and Chemical apparatus. which vii be
II readiness by the commencement of The SEES
sioa. ~ order cf the Faculty,
G. w. SHORT, e. o. Dem.
Lexi0g 'on, r. Avg, J. 1881, 8.
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such are the proceedings of anaticism in authori.
~. ~ personal insecurity generally in Spain, we
may judge from the fact that travellers nov, n,ovo
only IN large bands and that item twenty, or even
.nirty, well mounted and well armed cavaliers con.
sider their number. and equipment by no means |.
certain protection againt tho lords of marauders
that prowl the country7-N Y. A,neriean.
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A GREAT BARGAIN

MA Az be'had in tie purchase &c a valuable
1kSA trect OF low ground LAND lyint in
10TH ceusty and Immediately at the jnnctiof,
OF YORK river and Nv ornlley's Creek" The
lffae! eent lbs $50 ncres the land fertile; and tho
P"rtion not Cleared 10 well tlnnbcred with ok.
and yellow pine, fitted for plank, scants inf md
snaN n'asts and spar. Tho, place is healthy
win good ePrinR end We'll Of water tsiftt;S
twenty steps of the buildings, all nccesS&ry
.uuses arc erected, the former well inclosed41
fhs Land yet to be cleared il fertilizer vesselS iii
feet draf; of water can load within hundred
yaros OF the barns AN excellent sumsHeT md
winter E5bery is furnished both by the river ind
CT eeF.W Win the lund I Will sell, SIX MxLE
SLAVES. who are living upon tie land The
purchaser, If immediate, will have the opbortu-
nity of seeding $50 bushels of Whea.s The
possession ct the estate W I'll be retained to se-
crre the growing crope, until January 1885,.
though tue purchaser Gun settle as many hands
as he pleases at any time The price for tho
land and negroes, will be $4,000; $4,000 cash. the
oaiance the purchaser may suit himself in the
payment of, upon its being secured and interest
paid annually. will also sell two valuable
brick TenemeDts in the town of York the one
large, with spacious gaiden lets, lying immedi-
ateiy on the bank Of the river, we'll calculated
lot boarding house. and contiguous to as fac
son water bathing any in the State: the situa-
ton Is high airy, and healthy, commanding an
extended water prospect, not exceeded by any
IN the Union. The other tenement is well
adapted for the residence of private family
WITH hye good rooms, passage, and neat
garden inclosed. THIS property is insured-
For terms apply to THOMAS GRIFFIN.
York Town. Va Aug. 5. an ee--w3t
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The following passage occurs in a letter from
washington published in the Journal of Commerce:
III Is not necessary to report the particulars Of
great reform which now admits the return of Major
Donelson and his lady to our society They are
expected In all this month. There is too much low
and rejoicing among the real friends of General
jackson on this delightful occasion, to allow 1t to
Do marred even by recurrence to the persons who
suPplanted the regretted and now welcomed absen.
tees"
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From tie Louispiile JOURNAL A,ou.,

: =, .I on TIC LouIsozIle Journal, Augusf I3
Netw1hstand ng the bitter malignity and untir
ing industry, with which MIR. Chiffon was onnoscd
an the lIth Congressional District he is elected by
handsome majority. The jackson men are at.
tempting to explain this result by saying that thew
pad two candidates in the feld--Nfr. Halves and
ne9erai Daviess Their memories very con.
yenient We can sbew by the columns ofthe Ken.
lucky Statesman, that prior to the Election, thew
Prociaimod, that General Daviess would rake more
votes frem Mr. Chiffon than from Mr. Halves.
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CAcHM1R= SHAwLs.-This elegant article IF 6.
male luxury promises, says London paper, soon
10 become common enough; an inhabitant of Mos
COW has just constructed machine for the fabri.
cation OF cachmire shawls, by means of which a
workman can manufacture this article with az much
readiness as the ordinary coitons. He intends
making his invention public, not desiring even to
have patent monopoly of it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

Inc Columbia Republican, highly respectable
Journal published in Hudson, New YORK. has pyo.
posed that there be holden at Washington CITY,
early in June next, a national republican conyen
ton OF young men of the United States ..to adopt
measures best calculated to promote the election of
Henry Clay to the presidency, and secure the pre.
servation of the American System, the United
States Bank, and the National Judlciaryp3 This
project is approved by several national republican
papers in the state of New York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

The Augusta Constitutionalists says:- We stated
some time since, that MIR. Crawford's final reply
our information was precise and warranted the
statement we'made. The promised document has
not however appeared in the Globe, and we can
not but conclude that our informant was himself
misinformed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

The annual public sale of domestic goods at
Boston last week was better attended than any pre-
vious one. The Boston papers state the amount
of sales will fall but little short of half million
of dollars, one half of which were for southern
and western merchants.
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a copy. Teste,
MAR. w MILLER, d. C. q c.
STyIRGINIA;-At superior court of fiancery.
" hald At he al i.It he

STYIRGINIA:-At a superior court of f,ancsry
~ hold at The capitol III the city of Richmond,
on The i9h day OF ebIuary, 1891: Robert @ SCOT,
JeIman Baker James NJ johnson, and Lewis Rogers,
Rogers HaITison Geoge Perkins, snd Alfred T. HaT-
rts, merchants, &c, under the firm of Perkins &: Harris
ID. w IL @. Warwick, Jobu Whine, Meredith Croweier
James Drake, Robert Gordon, surviving partner OF
ward Aloss!ey, Edith w. Wool,!fidge James Blanton
administrator of David Blanton decd and Archibald
81 Cian who sues for the benefit OF Hn Finney pits:
against Nathaniel Harrison, executor OF Edmund Hani
son. decd and In his own right. Martha w. Harrison,
widow of said Edmund, aud William, Ma hanei Don.
add Sally Septnlia and Leila Harrison infants,
marshal ct this court specially assigned their Guardian
the President and Directors OF the Literary Fund, James
T. Cooke, James RohertsoD jr Alexander l.. Bouts John
II Cooke, Merritt VI. ROBINSON William S Dance and
James Madison Harris. dcfts.
Tins cause came on this day. TO be further heard on
the papers formerly read, and report of Commits
soner, made pursuance of the order of 9Th heb
Iuary, 1898 amended by the order of I'd of DIV
1922 and was argued by counsel: on consideration
whereof, and beng suggested, that the said report is
imperfect and erroneous, O!ttng the claims of
creditors reporting the claims others stating aa
still due, claims already satisfied ard not describing
with accuracy, the dignity aud amount Of many claims
the court doth order, that the report be Tecognlired
with instructions the Commissioners to reform the
saiRe1 10 advertise again III the prescribed
order OF the I'd Of july 1929 for the creditors Ed
mund Harrison, decd To present their claims, receive
any additional evidence for against the claims oil cred
HoTs TO continue the account of The administration, by
the executor of Edmund Hsrusons estate and 10 appof
ton the assets real and personal, of the estate
amongst the creditors, according principles Of
setting Oft against the shares which any of them
may be entitled, such debts they may owe, or be
bound for TO The
Copy from the records Of the said court in nv cusfo
dy, rs eTk Of the circuit superior of law aud
cbanceTy, h'r flenrico county Teste, J. ROBINSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

PENNsYLvANiA AT a large meeting of National
Republicans in Dauphin county, Pa the Hon.
John Sergeant and Gen. Abner Lacock, were re-.
commended as the two Delegates from the State at
large, to the National Convention, to be held in
Baltimore in December.
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1t stated in the n. Y. Evening Journal, that
previous to the appointment of Mr.. McLane both
Mr. farewell and Mr.. Berrien refused pressing of
fers OF themssion TO England being previously aid
vlsed of theparty colored instructions which were
IN preparation for the mission.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

NICHOLAS & LAFAYETTE.-[one Dele
gate between theml-John Bowyer.*
PETERSBURG.-John Thompson Brown, Esq.
was, on Thursday last, elected without opposition
to represent the town of Petersburg in the next
Legislature. There opposition town S.
Archer, Esq. for Congress, to VIM. Old, Esq. for
the State Senate.
NORFOLK BOROUGH.-The election for
Congress in this Borough, upon which the fate OF
the contest was rested, as Appeared, with great
The zeal, activity and enthusiasm of the respective
partizans left little to chance speculation in the
trial of strength, and certain victory was tri.
umphantly anticipated by each. Our state has
certainly never witnessed more ardent devotion
and untiring vigilance in the cause of their re.
spective candidates, than characterized this con.
test. COB votes were registered. At the close oil
the Poll the vote stood
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 9th inst in ST. Mohaers
Church, Trenton, New Jersey, by tho Rev. Dr.
Beaslsy, PRwcg LUcIEN MURAT, second son OF 10.
achim Murat, the late ex-king of Naples. to Caro-
LIMA GEoRGiNA, youngest daughter Of the late Ma.
Jor Thomas Frazer, of South Carolius.
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:. u We understand that ethe instruction in
Southampton is little more than the Eruption of
IoO or 200 runaway slaves from the Dismal
swamp incited by spirit of plumber and ran;ne
1t will quickly be suppressed.
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Wednesday Eoent,sg. nag. Cd

" In consequence of tho absence of the senior
editor who has gone to Southampton with the
troop of Cavalry, the reader must put up with less
original than usual S''
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The Mobile Patriot speaks in very favourable
terms of the Coal found in the vicinity of Tuacn
ioosa' Alabama 1t is said to be equal to any that
has ever reached the United States from Liverpool,
and is found in the greatest abundance.
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7HE RACES will commeDce at Liberty oa
n Tuesday, the 18th day Of Ssptem6aes and
continue dsys, FREQ for any horse. marc or GEL
ding.-The &sst day, 2 mile heats, for S9G9-lon-
trance SlSaJsbo 2nd day thee mile heats, for ths
balance Of khs Jockey Clnb Purse--Say $780,
entrance 8s5--third day two mills heats, for the
PropTistoTsi Rurse--entrencs S10-F6urth Day
Swssptabo RAGS is expoctsd--sntTpnce S9S-~d
mile and rsPsatA 6rsfrate Saddle win be run Ion
on the evening of each Days Race. The Cash
WI % Pot up at the pgusl dsooupt~-tbe rules OF
the faew Market CouTse to goveIn~z<rbs Tract
pzo7i5sd gratis, a. hssstofose. b1 ths fopretorss
snd ever comfort pcoVi5edtas secxs who bring
horses G5n 4 dseEncs; ard tbsYf are peStieulatly
ia7issd. WIIG1Ed TERRY,
! Y. y OLIVER,
1
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IA INDOW GLASS.-Washingto n CITY Win.
w dow Glass, 8 by 10, by ii, 1Oby 12. 10
by "a, 10 by Is, u by IA, II by Is, 12by Ii. ls
by l6, and 10 by ls, Of first quality for sale by the
box, half box, or single light,.by
JOHN J. WERTH, JR.
jy13 wSs Sign ofthe Golden Kew
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FOL. vaII--No. 10
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a LII persons hnviug claims oganat the Es-
n tate of John Murchie, late Of Chesterfield
county and all those indebt cd to the SAID estate,
are requested to come forward, that u final set
tiement may be had.
Ro. D. MURCHiE.
" 5--law3m Exor of John Murchie, dec.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFrcg,

Richmond, August 1871, 1881.
The parties Interested, reauired 10 take notice that
have appointed 18th day October next and this
office, The time and place To the execution Of
the foregoing ORDER when md where they an. reouIred
to attend with their accounts and proofs The creditors
Of The estate Of Edmund Harrison, decd are also reooi-
red at the time and llacs present he claims
duly authenticated, and 10 furnish any additional evi.
dence in their power, support OF such claims as have
been heretofore presented.
15-2aw Sw HILARY BAKER, Com.
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Majority for KING,
TNorfoIk Rsneon of Aup.


WESTMORELAND--W have not received
the official returns, but from information entitled
to all credit, learn that MI Chinn is elected to
Congress by majority Of about 10 IN the whole
District.
SENATE; Bayso returned, but it is believed the
election will be contested. lccs
Assembly: Newton elected by considerable
majority over Lewis ~ Fred. Herald.
CHARLES CITY & NEW KENT Dis.
triet.--H. or DELEGATES: Jas. d. Halyburton re-
elected.
ALLEGHANY--1 DeleTsto--Col. John Per.
singers 10, Capt. Moses II. Mann "a.
Fox CoNeREss-R6bert Craig, no opposition.
NICHoJAS-[Co mplete1 --FoR CoNeEEss: Con.
Smith 109, L. Maxwell %, Johnson Reynolds So.
FAYETTE.-Fos CoNesEss; Smith $50, Max
well SIS,
NONRoE.-CoNesEss Maxwell 464, Smith
$50.
OGAN.--CoHcz Ess: Smith 1874, Maxwell IS
Psynolds 3S.--l Reynolds has withdrawal
II. or DzLgoIrEs: Col. A. Lawson 7ssslsstsd.
Nszo MSn6eys.
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George Loyal, 3l7
Thomas Newton, 2S6
Majority for loyal, 81
Whichtaken from the majority which ooo
Newton brought to the Borough,
Leaves Newton's present majority, l69
Elizabeth City, the last county, to vote on
Thursday.
For the House of Delegates, the contest was
between VIM. Maxwell, Esq. the late Delegate,
and Miles King, Esq. At the close of the Poll
the vote stood
For Miles King, ais
William Maxwell, 300
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WNRAwING Of the Di'rnsl Eswsap csasi Lot
50. 81, IS, 10, Is, 80, IS, "a, 80, 20.
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tolerate politically no one, who will not enter
heart and soul into measures for promoting his
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lie had become latterly
the almost sole cOnfidant and adviser of the Pres
ident. How he obtained this influence might
be subject of curious and entertaining inquiry.
But ! shall not pursue it. may add, however,
that amongst the means employed, were the
most devoted and assiduous attention to Mrs
Eaton, and unceasiRg Efforts to bring her into
notice, especially with the families of tho for
elgn ministers.
Finally when the President found that his ef-
forts TO introduce Mrs. Eaton into societ prov
cd abortive, he became, every day. less commu-
NEGATIVE, and more and moro formal in his hos
FATALITIES. until, their could be no doubt, that, as
to myself, an unfriendly influence had obtained
an ascendency in his private councils, and the
result shows that he had determined to sacrifice
me to crafty the feelings of those whom had
offended, as stated above.
/ may at some future time add TO these views
AT present take my leave, with assurances oil
great respect and esteem. Yours, &c.
JOHN Branch.
10 Edmund B Freeman, Esq, Haitian T0vn
r. 81 have not considered it necessary Ia
notice a charge, made in the Globe, aransi
Judge berrIen, of suppressIng a material part
oi letter which wrote to him, and subsiitut-
ing another in its stead lf.any person has been
mlsIed by this bold accusation of the editor oil
me Globe, and is DESTROYS of obtaining correct
information, he has my permission to read the
whole letter, although it was not int nded to be
made public.
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ows of teeth of different sizes. l nave tne
aw of one myself that has part OF h1e 1--WE,
Several different sized sharks Aept iounu
rs during nearly all the tlme we were
grappled to the whale but the one That
attacked us was well known from his size
and appearance to be the most constant
Afer we arrived on board, he was the only
one that we could see near US: and he for
a-time kept continually swimming around
us so near that he could sometimes he reach
ed with an oar. At one time, one of our
crew plunged a two edged knife attached
to an oar into him: he dragged the oar az
ter him, and disappeared nearly half an
hour, when he cleared himself of his incum-
brance, and appeared alongside agnin as
bold as ever. The same gig was now
brought up that had served on former oc.
easion to capture huge swordfsh. Thi:
was attached TO the jib down-haul, and one
Of our crew whilst standing on the whale
plunged it into him; he dragged out all thu
warp, and then cleared himself of it. Fl
nally, finding further work upon the whal,
dangerous, and having secured about fiv,
butts Of blubher, we cut adrift about 2,
Al. and Immediately made sail and left him
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Of my recollection not one of them had ocoa-
sion to trouble me from illness.
The remedy | gave was-One drachm OF
nitrous acid, mot nitric, that has failed me, }
one ounce of peppermlnt-water or camphor. and
forty drops of tincture of opium. A fourth
part every three or four hours in cupful of
thin Cruel. The belly should be covered with
a succession of hot clothes dry bottles of hot
water to the feet, if they can be obtained; con-
slant and small sippings of finely strained CRU
ell, or sage or tapoca no spiri,-no wine-no
termcnted liquors, till quite restored
THOMAS HoPE, Surgeon.
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CHOLERA MoRBus. In late London Times
we ind letter from Thomas Hone. Surgeon
on board II. NJ. Hospital shin Canada. 6ofnf
River Midway, May, 1881 on the subiac, nj
/ Cholera Morbus. This writer, saws the Times
mas iurnlsned testimonials of his skill from ern
inent professional men, and therefore we will
not withhold his letter from the public.
SIR request permission through your or.
| tensiVely circulated paper, to convey to the
puoiic my opinion as to the nature, and my sue.
eesstut practice in the cure of the cholera mor.
bus, for more than 80 years, with uniform sue.
cess
The disease is introduced BY causes we'll
known, and shows itself at first by violent pa,ns
from the structure of the gall duct. and Is NJ.
forwards KEEP: up by the irritabity Of the bow.
els, brought on by the excoriation of the inter
nal coat, from The acrid or scading nature OF
tho b le when first expelled the gall bag. This
irritation keeps the disease up till nature rccoy.
ers or sinks.
never use ealomel because have n more
cefta'h, sa'e' and speedy remedy, that produc.
es an almost instantaneous relief; calomel re-
HeVos ny inducing more copious secretion of
mucus to defend the membrane from ercessive
irritation, where it succeeds whilst The rem
cay recommend affords tone and frmness
OF the membrane, smoothness Of surface that
deiendS IL from the action of the bile. and ro.
moves excessive irritation BY which fhe dis
ease goes off as soon rs the gall bladder ia emn.
tied oil It's excessive irritating contents, which
is very soon accomplished, as from three to five
or SIX doses completes the cure. Tho follow.
ing Is one of the proofs OF my assertion.
was surgeon Of the Dolphn in the wear
1872 and between the l7th and 2Cth of Julv
IN that year, had 264 cases of cholera norbus,
from which, with tho exception of sixteen be-
ing Kept under treatment for abont three davs.
four patients demanding attention for four DAYS,
ana thres Tor five days, every patient was re.
stored within the space Of five hours one who
ion.
persuaded the chief mate to take dose of
he remedy before the healthy remaining part
u the ships company TO induce them to follow
lis ezamPlej they all complied, and to tho bes.
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TURKEY

COnstGRtinopie, June 10. For some days past
we have been under great apprehensions that
the tranquility of the city may be soon disturb
ed. The Sultan left the capital on the I'd Of
this month, only, as it was said, accompanying
the fleet to the DardanGlles But the measures
that have been taken are of such nature that
even if the reports in circulation are unfound-
ed, we may expect the absence Of the Sultan
will be long. There are circumstances to JUS
iity the conjecture that the active Sultan in
tends to carry into effect great plans of reform,
particularly the ng-reported project of sezing
the estates and revenues of the mosques and
the ulcmas for the use of the State.
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Letters from Italy mention that q considcrs.
bic Austrian army is now concentrating in tho
envlrons Of Milan. The Piedmontese troops
which had been marched towards the frontiers
of the Austrian possessions, are now on their
way TO Savoy.
Private accounts from Genoa state, that thu
new alliance between Sardinia and Austria il
no longer n mystery, and the King of Sardinia
IS assembling an army at Navarro, of 90, 900
men, which is to join the Austrian army in the
noighborhood OF Milan, which is TO consist of
100000 men, and are TO be under the command
of Charles Albert