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TUITION.

( PROPOSE keeping School at the lstIfe Of Col.
William II Macon, in the county of New-Kent,
the next year, which will be under the patronage of
that gentleman. fhall take only Is pupils. The
price Of tuition will be 10. per year, one half to be
paid in advance at the commencement Of the year and
the other half at the expiration Of fix months pro-
poe to teach the Latin, Greek and French languages
'hc EngIlih Grammar, Geography, &c Thofe that
with to place their children uader my direction had
better make application early as poble, as it is ex-
peeted the fchool will be ioon made up Board may
be obtained in the neighbourhood.
THOMAS MACMURDO.
Dec. I. ltE
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TO RENT-For he enI.inc ycn,.,

HE WHITE HOUSE at Hanover Court
L 6ogfs, togefbcr suitb fbe lots adjoining there
to- that are not ATTACHED to tie Taz,e,7 TIE bonjc
IS a gerry c0mwo2.OH5 one evitb ali the nece1aly
c6fee5.
ALSo, fer rent, a j.e!d containing abom an
hundred ar''ss G.JoiniGg Tire prem;JS5, zvrN ealeu-
A1tef far TIE caltivafion Of earn. Tbs a5oVe pro-
PERI, zviH De srnted I5'arafeiy or together, as
may 6eR clit t.5oje ayijJ;ng TO rent. Terms zviH
B.: made k!ozvu ky TIE i4bycriLe,- Hcyiag at tie
Coutboue. BENJAMIN POLLARD,
TrHRet for the eqatc Of
PAUL THILMAN, Gec'd.
Dec. l.
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WILLIAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

> ETURNs his grateful thanks to the citizen, Of
Richmond, Manchester and their vicnites and
RESPECTFULLY informs them and the public that he CON-
:nues repair I'll kinds of Watches and Clocks, on
the ihorteit no,ic-.
He has For Sale,
A handfonre aiiortnent Of WATCHES, CHAINS,
SEALS and KEYS. Richmond, Dec. 1. eSs,
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5aies at durtlon.

M Ill h ioH On b. P,s1ijlt, On Satayi,y n, s,s
DIV If Deeswbry Hcxf, tic co,a.r NICK 7y.
NEhENT, on SJosioe I'm, APPETITE 10 Mr.. Par,
I1ms u EiA--OH--fbiyd cal-oae-fbi,d in SO Il,
~ rovai7de, in 100 dtys foy zoirb 1ofes ryI osps
I'd 'naoyjer'T'gofiaD- at br baat, %gU b. crpaRd
THOMAS TA1LOR, q Co =. NJ
De-. /, 1904 /.4tLt
MEL MCOULL has received his F1I1
~ SDPPLT or DPT GOODS.
Nov. -. ept IF
r 'hF GRHND LODGE or PJPGTVf5v vi
L meet IN the Msion's Hall, in the CITY Of P;.
mond, At SOCK 10 the evening Of Monday the Ion,
Day Of December next ''-''
w IL F,TIWHYL 5ONN. C
~. a., O' 80
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p. A. PETICOLAS & HIS SON AUGUST,
Professors OF MUSIC.

- ESPECTFUlLY inform the Ladies and Gentle
N men of the city of Richmond and its vicinity,
that they intend to teach MUSIC on the PIANO
FORTE or HARPSiCHORD
Orders, from Ladies Gentlemen, LEFT ar Mr..
Fleiihcrs (the Rifing sun) at Mr. Gamble. fore,
will be particularly attended TO.
~ p. a. P. TUNES INSTRUMENTS.
e. MINIATURE PAINTING ceod Eke7ec-
fes, warranted by himfelf Dec. l. T&S6t
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]. P. HOPKINS,

= ESPECTFULLY informs lis friends and
~ ey?oaser; that he has engaged a Ji11feie.f
number Of good zv0rkmen, and zviN be Thankful
for a continuance Of their .faVomy.
Dee. /. TJS3zu
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auftion E0aIcs.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
WILL in Jafyt EH al tie Goys ocensjsdE y M ~
w Haaeoet y Co. On Wcf7cli7yf in eafb 4p,,t
and a beir ?6ise, on Thjao,t and F,days as 1laaL
Dc. /, 1904 emf
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MULES.-FOR SHE,

By tie .(nIjcri6.r, of Mr.. Hailan'5, mar TIE
Capitol:
SIIX'TY MULES, from two to three years did, and
y fit for immediate uie---Alio, Two JACKS
Cath, Produce, or Notes, with approved indorCsrs,
payable at the Blnh Of Virginia, at 60 days received
in payment. LS.HALsEY.
Dee, /. cps.
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~ Ellis or LADJNG, SHERIFF5 BLANKS
BLdNK BONDS, tSc. "a.
FOX SALE AZ TITS OFFICE
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majority

4eo towns in Magachui,tts give tie e.caorsi
ticket as follows:
Republican Ge.494
Federal 2s4ea
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majority
S,r2

The Bo'ton Gazette. federal paper, fys
Ethe democratic ticket Tor electors has r,r,ya;,
in NewHampGiire."
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''e cut thro' ard removed !. calculated 20 be e
qral to 1880 cubic yards. az IS cents per
yard, this Jingle exp.are vii co,ne to sl.46o
dollars. The timber and materials neceiia,v %
Inc and fupport the ii,!es of this canal = e .t-
t'n"'cd At about $500 dollars. n,tween = &c
oar and kocketts there are three other prinoi,
pal obHructi0ns TO be removed, and mis- add
tional abour will Involve confederate but M
icaicuidbe expence. Indeed TO climate can 20
yet be formed, uniil new found;ngs have been
made and new experiments have been tried u;,-
on the texture of the bed ofthc river Sho.id II
conhh OF ioit and pulvsrizable fone, it NAV Re
removed by the ordinary mechanic powers
But ihould 1t Re competed ola fold and re6f.
ING bed OF rock, the company will have 10 inc,r
the exPence Of eShau,tingit of its water, ana
iracturng It with gun-powder. No cslculs,;cn
has rs yet been made Of the exrence of .orroin,-
the acquired communication betw cen Rocket,'.
and Rock landing. The expence fthe comm.
ny mutt thus probably exceed the climate of
the law and the tolls allowed to them win
not consequently appear IL exorbitsnt.
Other objections have been offered, which
VIII doubtiets be fubmitted to the wifiom of
the legislature.
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Size bf 'e'ca,tr barr brer 7pstcn, tie aai0, la.
I't" it''|'sd BY sy saol anto,;ty fbaf tie eb,.asf
"sfT'f'' TIE bar end ort has ,r!y 6eco.c In,r 6y
f6e obH1Vion Of he iul, eI,bo4gh lie ia, ;f Io ~,
e'fgeS y, its @inesoas. S5orid Il continue 10 iney,,
one Of TIRE r''- sTgf o5;oy 6getra eits, TIC ,ice,
"Tf yaf ef upon its ba~1,, or tbe e1ryeu! of is 4cz
fe'' "1f S<f'nse more rfd ts eorl bgrrr he BIZ,
and Tx /S'.s "g9 be 7rejtl anu de psnek One Of 5
cent 'ry 3'SG3' oeesFon re oMe, tie ioaEd ,a5i-
fty 81 f9f current mcy Sesia e~r2y br Jyt 5,e, aaS
Joyz7 4 dio.u e6anns!.
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PRINCE eron1e and his lady LEFT this CITY on
ihurlday left, for Annapolis, where .hey en-
parked Tor france on board the tiigate Pref
cent, Oh ~ guns, which we und-rfarc ira.ncdi-
ately weighed anchcr ana proceeded dawn tj.e
bay. The Britfh frigate Revolutionaire. Of -
guns, has arrived in Hampton Roads, and il the
commando IS diiipofrd Tor fpo-t ne may have
an opportunity OF trying the proweis Of his
tarS. III a.
This gentleman and his lady arrived here LAT
night in the Rage from Norfolk
X The Editor would be extremely unvy;nur
10 encourage even nomertary belief ira. tt;s
trahheht Eofice OF foreigner is intended rs q
tribute OF particular refPect For MAJ wish
who real character he is uracqua;n.ed. he IS
una e to feel, and frrcly would be unwilling t.,
expreis, any extraordinary degree OF that f-nti-
ment. 1t rs at the ihrine of public cu,ioGty alone.
mat ne IS willing to offer up even this i,c1ifce
of his feelings.
c%%>%$%c~%%~r%1>S
D1ED-On The 2ot4 ut. at BIS Eat, an TIE
banks Of he Tahtahamoc&. Dr. @OHN BIO
KENBROUGH, Sen'r. aged 90 .gear5.
He was virtuous and an ufcful member Of
fociety. AS friend and phyfcan, his worth
and his iefvces will long be held in grateful re-
membrance. He Pra6tifed medicine with great
f!iccefs for the fPace of 81 years, & feemed del
tined by nature for the profeiiion in which he
was educated. Toa remarkable penetration in
discriminating between the different Gfades of
d''eate, he added great promptneis and deciG-
on in the application of his remedies. His dif-
petition was benevolent, his temper patient, and
his manners gentle. Although his contribution
was delicate, nojourney however laiorious, no
difeaie however contagious difnayed him in his
profefiional duty. To tooth the diftrenes of his
surrounding friends was his care as well sto
adminifer relief to his patient He was brac-
tieaLy philanthropih and was virtuous f.ora
ientiment rather than from duty. is hut
band he was tender, aae&tiorate and Kind.
As parent it is almof impoiib.e to do him
juftice; his unceaiing anxiety and perfegerng
attention TO the education and welfare of bis
children have made upon their hearts an ever
lafing impreffon of gratitude. He was feizc1
On the 10th with violent Peurify which ter
minated bis life in five days. Re bore bis frt.
ferlngs with tortitude, and looked forward to
the iiiue ofhs difeafe with perfeGt calmnrfs az
resignation.
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one hundred towns in New-i[smpfrire give
the following votes for tie e.sS;or,. ticker
Republican elqe
Federal eco
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-01

The famous traveller, Baron Humboldt, after
Wifi to his brother, at Rome, intends to travel
for twelve months in Turkey. He does not in
tend to pubiiih his discoveries in South Ameri-
his friends fay, wit extend to Abyfiinia.
London paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
PARIS, May 90.

The different corps composing the i'm.
perlal guard were yesterday presented to
his majesty, the emperor, by prince Lou
IS, constable Of the empire. General Bes-
sldres, Colonel Genera Of the guard, adj
dressed the emperor, in a speech express
i've ofhis devotion and fidelity to him, and
was answered by the emperor.
The senate, under the presidency Of
Cambaceres, decreed in the sitting of yes
tctday, Il which The consul I.abrun assist
ed, and all the ministers we're present,
the organic ssnatus consuitum, which con-
lers the title of emperor on the first con-
snI, and establishes the imperial DIGNITY
hereditary in his family. II instantly de.
creed that the members should immedi.
aieiy repair to st. Cloud, 10 present the
organic ssnaIus consuilum TO the ernpe-
ror. They SAT out after the close of the
sitting, accompanied by several bodies of
troops.
The senate on is arrival, being imme-
iiately admitted 10 an audience Of the
ea!pegcr thc consul Cambacelss, lAe pre-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04

United States IF 8merica, 5h Circuit, Pr.
GINA District, May "a, 1904.
Robert Boyle, pit. y :.
against
William Thompson, Overton Cosby. adr- ,
nistrator of David Loudon, deceased, z
Hector Ross, David Henderson and :
James Dunlop, defts
ME defendant James Dunlop. not having
4 entered his appearance and given security
according 10 rule of this court, and it appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the court that he is not an in
habitant Of this distriGt On the motion of the
plaintiff by his counsel, IL is ordeyed, that the
said defendant do appear here On the first LAY of
the next term and answer the plaintiffs bril- and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published in the city
of Richmond for two months successively, and
posted up at the front door Of the capitol in the
said city.
a Copy-Tes'e,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
BENJAMIN WATKINS. o c
VIRGINIA:


III a SHterior Cour' Of Chancery holden in
Richmond, Nay Ion, 1904.
Between -
lanes Fretwell, plaintiff.
end
Daniel Jones and Richard Booker execu ors
ofThomas Nash. defendants.
! ME defendant Daniel Jones, NOT havi en-
teTei his appearance and given security &C.
cording 10 the act of assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court ehat he is not an nhabitant of this
country: On the motion Of the plaintiff by his
counsel 1t rs ordered. that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next Septem-
tember term and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and tka5 copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper in the city of Richmond for
Two months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the capitol in the said city.
Copy-Teste,
p TINSIFY r r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
I aiken up by Samuel Wat

son, in Prince Edward county, within two miles
OF the courthouse, 4 dun or mouse coloured
HORSE. four years old last spring four feet Sc
ven inches and quarter high, neither locked nor
branded, has droopru Appraised TO TWEEN
~ hive dollars. vs. 2d June, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04

E-77 Advertisements, NJ ea,ccedinga square
tnicngth, are inserted IN tkis fGher for seven
sy-jfus cents the first time three dollars for
three 7rccks (6hmcs) am for every add.
fionGt Insertion thirty-fhree cents. Long ones
III the same firofortion--,;niess sfieciat con
f-oct be made tv m. vrG~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
MIN WATKINS u G

at QHarieriy Court continued and held Tor
Prince Edward County, NAY the 22d,
1904.
Benjamin Wright, plaiRiE.0
against ,, c,
Thomas Gibson and Robert Glib III '0A"'ef''
son, defendants }
THE defendant Thomas Gibson, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security &C
cording to an act of the general assembly and tile
rules ofthis court, and it appearing to the salts
faction CT tho court that he is not an inhabant of
this state On the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, II is ordered, that the said defendant
Thomas Gibson, do appear here on the first day
Of August court next 10 answer the plaintiff s bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some one of the public newspapers printed in
the city of Richmond for two months successive
II, and also posted at the front door of the court
house of this county.
A Copy--Teste,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, D C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
MILLER wOoDSoN. elk.

lit Court held far Cumberland County,
!Nay the 2Sth, 1904.
Allen Wilson, plaintiff
Against o,.,..
Thomas Gibson and Robert Glib A"'ONN''e'y'
son, defendants
TT'aIs day same the complainant by his coun-
L sci, AMI the defendant Thomas not having
entered his appearance and given security accord.
ing the a q of assembly ani rules of his court,
and it appearing to the saiisfa 7ian of the court
that he is npt an inhabitant of this state On The
motion Of the complainant by his counsel, 1t is
ordered, that the defendant Thomas, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in August next and
answer the compl9inant's bill and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some one
OF tho newspapers published in the city Of Rich
mond for two mortihs successfully. and posted AT
the front or OF the courthouse Of tins county.
A coly-1esre,
MILLER MOODSON OK
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04


Prince Ed7Oara County, May Me 22d,
1904.
John Kelso, plaintiff
Agdinst =.
Martha Gibson widow of Thomas Gibson, <
deceased. and Nancy Gibson Il bert Glib y
son, Thomas Gibson, Patsy Gibson, Jane =
Gibson, Betsey Gibson. Polly Gibson. > =
Hanna Gibson, Agnes Gibson. Lucy Glib s
son. and George Gibson, co heirs and re p
presentatWes Of said Thomas Gibson. de- )
ceased. defendants
TIME defendant Thomas Gibson, NOT having
J. entered his appearance and given security
according 20 act of the general assembly and
the rules Of this court and it appearing to the sa
tisfa6tion of the court that he is NOT an inhabit
ant of this state On the motion of the plaintiff
by his counsel, Il is ordered thar the said defen.
dant Thomas Gibson, do appear here on the first
day of Angus, court next and answer the plain.
riff bill andthal copy of,his order be forthwith
inserted in some one Of the public newspapers
printed in the city Of Richmond for two months
suceessivey, and also posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county. A Copy-Tes,e,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, D 6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04

1T Court hid for Cumberland CculIg, tie
2Sh day Of Afry, 1904.
Robert Craig, plaintiff
Agdinst p.
Richard Dobsou, Carter Page and 80 oO''"'e'y
Willis Wilson, defendants J
THIS day came the plaintiff by counsel, and
the defendant Richard Dobsou not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing TO the a6 Of assembly and The rules Of this
court, and it appearing 20 the satisfaction of the
court that he is inhabitant Of this state On
the motion of the complainant by his counsel, II
rs oydered that the defendant Richard Dobson,
do appear here on the 9TH Monday in August next
and answer the complainanj's bill and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one OF tie newspapers published in the city Of
Richmond for two months successfully, and post.
ed ~ the front door Of the courthouse of thfs
county
Il Copy--Teste.
MILLER wooDSoN, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
ut Court heh TAR Cumberland County,
the 23fh May, 1904.


ut a Court heid Tar Cumberland Cougfy,
The 28th May, 1904.
George & William Smith surviving
partners Of Smith, Lee & Co.
Against plaintiffs. In Cbaacerr.
Thomas Gibson and Rober; Glib
son, defend ants }
THIs day care the compainants by heir coun-
sci, and the d PENDANT Thomas Gibson. nor
having entered his appearance and given security
according to thc a6l of assembly and the ,u'es of
this court, and it appearing 70 the satisfaction of
the court that he is nor inhabi;ant of this STATE
On the motion of the complainant by his COUNSEL
IL is ordered that the defendant Thomas Gibson
do appear here the fourth Monday in Angus,
next and answer the complainants' bill and tha,
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one of the newspapers published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully, and post
ed ut the front door OF the courthouse II this
county. a coriY-Tcste,
MILLER WOODsON, elk
.At CouFt heid for Cumberland County,
DIdy the ASH, 1904.
William Randolph, plaintiff y
Against
Thomas GIBSON and Robert Glib. In e~''"''| y
son, defendants
TTN1Is day came the complainant by his Gown
= sci, and the defendant Thomas nor having
entered ms appearance aud given securi'y accord
ing to the at of assembly anu rules OF his court,
and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court
that he is not AZ iihabtant oil this state: On the
motion of the complainant by his coun e. 1t is
ordered, That the defendant Thomas, DO appear
here on the fourth " ,1day in August next and
answer the compainant's bill and that copy
of this order be forth WIKI inserted in some one
of the newspapers published in the citv OF Rich
mond Tor two months successfully, AMI posted at
the front door of the courthouse of this county.
a copy-Teste,
NfI1IEP IVOOOcON I'll,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04


for Prince Ed7vard County, Nay the
23d. 1904.
Obadiah Jenkins and Sarah his wife, Little-o
berry Jenkins and Milly his wife, Josiah -
Hurt and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas E. Z
Young, William Brightwell and Mary his =
wife, William Haiton and Tabitha his :.
wife, and Rebecca Young, heirs and lega- =
tees of Henry Young, deceased, pitts. Z y
Hgrtnst q
John Watson, senior, Augustus Watson, r..
Thomas WATSON, John Watson, junior, p
aud Ghzabe,h Young widow Of Henry -
Young. deceased. defts
'HE defendants John Watson, senior. Tho.
( mas Watson and John Watson, junior, not
having encred their appearance and given secu
ritz according t, an act of the general assembly
and lie rules of this court, and appearing 70 the
satisfaction OF the court that they are not inhabi
tants of this STATE: On the motion of the plaintiffs
b. their counsel, II is ordered. that the said de-
PENDANTS John Watson, senior, Thomas Warson
aud John Wa son junior do appear here on the
urst day # August cour; next aud answer the
plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some one ofthe public news.
papers printed in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully, and also posted at the front
door oF the courthouse of this county.
n Copy-Teste,
M : MIN WATKINS .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04

M a QVarferiy Court confinued aud held
for Prince Edward County, Nay the
2S3 l8OA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04

tFoUE DOLLARS PER AExUm-p.In IN ApvAxcx.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
MU.LFR WOODSON. OK.

.Hf a QaUterty Cunrt continued and heid /or
Prince Edward County, May Me 22d,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17

doubt can be entertained but no con-
6rnation Of the execution of any Of them
has yet been received. - IT. ...,;.. -
A letter from Vienna, dated Nav IS,
says, There is talk now Of an inpor-
tant change in the political state Of Eu-
rope. The principal item of this report
is, that, as NAPOLEON BoNAPARTK re-
ceives the Imperial Crown Of France, Po-
land viii, by the Intervention Of REssia,
and with the consent Of Austria and Prus-
sia, receive King in the person of ou-
Is XVIII. - +: e. ~ ],
Men Of consequence assert, that the
French Emperor. has proposed u the
courts Of Vienna, Petersburg and Der
lin, the following new partitions Austria
TO have> the Inn quarter (withput pteju-
dice to Bavaria the Archduke Charles,
rs Grand Master ofthe Teutonic Order,
to have the title Of Elector, and all the
possessions of the Order of MALTA, in
GERMANY (which is to be entirely sup
pressed, as the English are masters of
the Island Of Malta) besides the two
Prussian principal,ties in Franeenia, of
Anspach and Bareuth. Prussia is to
have Hanover and tbs city Of Ersort,
with its district, is to be coded BY Prussia
to Saxe-Wermar, along with the EiGhs'
field. -. IL
." On the other hand, we Learn from
the Banks Of the Maine. that private ar
rangement has been made betweeI the
court of Petersburgh, and the: French
Government, consisting Of the following
> heads -: - : !. 5t-.5 e-.. 5+& xE.}S |,
;" 1. The French troops are 70 evaeu-
ate the electorate of Hanover. 2, They
are to quit the territory of the King of
Naples. s.The king Of Sardinia is to
receive sufficient indemnity. 4. The
Elector of Baden shall receive q satisfae-
ton for the inroad of the French troops
in histerritory.r S. The concerns of the
German Empire shall hencelorth be con-
Quoted at Vienna" =. 4 49, 49,,
q 3. 4. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
DOVER, June r..

We received yesterday the French
papers to the 9th inst Besides the exc
tracts given in another part Of our paper,
we find the following articles from Der.
lin dated the 10Th ult. q The news. Of
the proclamation Of the Emperor Jtht
French has been received here by q cou-
Iier extraordinary. 1t has excited the
greatest interest, and our Court has ma.
infested the most lively satisfaction at
this important event. New letters OF
ordinance are, in consequence about to
be sent to our ambassador at Paris" All
the states Of the German Empire have
likewise acknowledged the new Sove-
r4gn Of France, and sent credentials ac-
cerdingly to their respective Ministers
at the Court Of Paris. These circun-
stances afford AN additional corroberati-
on OF what we have uniformly stated
respecting the present situation OF the
Continent. It is obvious that Germany
has not at present the slightest inclination
TO go to war with France, and Without
the corporation Of Germanyv the Empe-
. ror of Russia, however sincerely dispos.
ed he may be to take decided part q.
gainst France, win not, in all probabili-
~, deem it prudent to enter the hostile
field with that power. Some further &C.
count isgiven of the proceedings agains,
a, the conspirators at Paris. Of the con
dsmnation ofthoss unfortunate men &c