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/ their board and lodging. The buildings
VIII cons.s: OF two ranges, each $50 feet
al length. The philosophical apparatus
will be equal, if not superior, to any col
lection in America and the library will
open With near 5000 volumes OF the most
select books, in all branches of learning.
The whn!. Of which, we are informed, is
expected out from London in the spring OF
the present year. The situation of CO.
lambda Tor such AN establishment is GER
tainly very eligible; the buildings are e.
rected on an cminence that commands a
most extensive prospect, and from its ele-
Vaton, insures free aud sainbrious cir,
culatinn OF air. The confluence of Broad
and Saiuda rivers, just above, and the rich
country that lies below il, will always Sc
cure an abundant supply ofthe best provsi
ons, while It's communication with Charles
ton by water carriage, will enable The in
habltants to procure every convenience or
even elegance Of life at a moderate rate.
That fireplace is healthy, no one will doubt,
who observes the large families that are
raised there, and the compieXio of the
inhabitants on the point OF cheapncss
there can be as little doubt OF its eiigibili-
ty, IT, as we are informed, the tuition and
room rent will cost but 30 dollars. and
board not above 90 dollars {; upon the
whole, there is every reason To hope from
the above considerations, ard its central
position as to the states OF ;h-Carolina,
South-Carolina, and Georgia., that it VIII
soon be Furnishing institution. Much,
very much depends upon the choice of the
president and professors; and we are au-
thorised to say, that any commune atoms
On this subject, free of cost, direeled to
g the president AMI trustees of the South
Carolina College," in this place, will be
thankfully received and The printers
throughout the United States Will do
service to the cause of learning by circu-
sa'ing this communication.
Charleston taher
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A I r Z a T Y
BETR'EEH TIE
U n | t T. D STATES
a Nj T. RIG A,
AND TRE


KJfSR,ASHL3 Iy5L3E or LNOT!VS.
Articles OF treaty made at Vinccnncs
~ the Indiana Territory between William
tlcnry Harrison governor of the said Ter.
ritory, superintendent of Indian affairs and
commissioners plenipoteDtiary of th. Unit
ed States Tor concluding any treaty or
treaties which may be found peccssary
VITA any OF the lndan tribes north west
VI the River Ohio Of the one part, and the
mead Chiefs and war iors of the KasSaskia
UiDe OF Indians 50 called. but which Tube
is the remains and righ,fully represent all
the tribes OF the Illinois Indians ORIGINALLY
called the Kaskaskia, Mitchigamia, Caho-
~" and lamaroi OF The uiher part.
Article Isl. WHEREAS from a variety
"i unfortunate circumstances the several
'Tibes OF Illinois indians are reduced to Il
very small number. the remains Of which
nave been long consolidated and known
ny the name OF the Maskaskia Tribe, and
hbdlng themselves unable TO 0Gcupy the
extensive tract OF country which OF right
belongs to them and which was possessed
by their ancestors for many generations.
Lie chiefs and warriors Of the said tribe
being also desirous Of procuring the means
ot improvement in the arts 0f civilizI 4 life
and more certain and effectuai support
Tor their women and children, HAVE for
the considerations hereinafter mentioned,
reiihqhshed and by these presents do re
bnquish and cede Ia the Unied States ali
the lands III the Illinois country which the
SAID tribe has heretofore possessed, or
which they may rightluIiy claim, reserv-
'hg to themselves however the tract Of a.
bout three hundred and fifty acres near
The town OF Kaskaska which they have al
ways held and which was secured to them
bv the act Congress OF the third day of
March, one Thousand seven hundred and
ninety one, and also the right Of locating
one other tract OF twelve hundred and eiah
y acres within the bounds of That now ced.
ed which two tracts OF land shall remain
to them forever.
Art. ID. The United States will take
the Aaskas!sa Tribe under their immedl
ate care and patronage, and will aEJrdthcm
= protection as eGcctuaI against the other
Indian tribes ard agoinst all other persons
Whatever as is enjoyed by their own Cit
zens. And the SAID Ksskaskia tribe do
hereby engage n refrain irons making war
or giving any insult or offence to any other
INDIAN tribe or 70 any nation without hay
ing obtained the appreciation aad co1sen.
Of tre u. ).
Art 3d. The annuity heretofore given
by the United States TO- the said tribe shall
be encrsa5ed to oos thousand dollars,
which Is to be paid them either IN money,
merchandise, provisions or Dome tic Mi.
mails at the option o. ,he said tribe And
when the said annuity Dr any part thereoi
Is paid in merchandise; IL u ;c be deliver
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Ectracts f-0m G,pcrno.. Cvn,on,s !Sheech %

Extracts from Gsvernn- W7,ou's Sheech TO
the Legislature IF Ne7p YORK.
IL must be source of peculiar salts.
tacion 10 you, as the Representatives OF a
free people. when assembled to deliberate
on their political welfare, to find the state
IN prosperous and flourshinr condition ::
and our fellow citizens Tranquil and happy
under the benign influence OF mild and
wholesome laws :--And if we advert to the
situation Of our national concerns, it viii
afford adiitiorai qualification To reflect.
that by the blessing Of Heaven or the wise
and pacific procedure Of a viriuous Ad,ri-
nistration, the calam',ics ofwar have been
ave?ted, the rights of the union maintain.
ed, its commercial privileges extended,
and its territories enlarged. II is not.
however, nv province On this occasion, 10
exnatiate on the immense value and inn
pnrtanc" ofthe advantages thus honorabyy
acquired"
3" have the satisfaction to lav before
you resolution Of the Congress of the
United States, proposing ~ amendments
10 the constitution, resDe sir, q TIC election
Of "reviaent and Vice-PreSiden, and as
one Of a similar nature has been for two
years successiVelv recommended BY the
Legislature oe this state. feel confident
y0n viii receive this communication viii,
peculiar pleasure, and thatso desirable and
sanitary NJ imnrnvement will meet with
yonr early sanction"
q" IF we review the present hlppv con
dition OF oar country. end refeef OF the
many distinguished blessings VIC cni5y.
as well as On the numerous evils incident
10 other governments, from which we arc
exempted, there will be found abundant
reason TO rejoice, that we live in repub.
lie thus highly favored NJ heaven, and an
der social con,na't from which SO many
benefits result: And willis, these cons(e-
rations should animate Ms with exalted
sentiments Of patriotism, and with lively
zeal 30 cherish the foaAamen,s; principles
of our political institutions they ought,
above ali, in inspire us with becoming
gratitude tn the great Ruler of Nations
ON whose favor al a',r happiness depends.
GEO: CLINTON"
At5any, January 81 1904.
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY {!

IHE most alarming " conspiracy against
the liberty OF the press" is the withhold
ing payment For the EXPENSE, and sery;
ces of the printer. The consequence of
this deficiency have 4" stopped the wheels, ="
OF MANY village oracle, and brought ma
ny son OF the type into "durance vile"
where imprisonment and costs Of suit
have been his Fate, while the Jus, paymen,
OF his dues would not only have LEFT him
the free exercise OF his limbs. but afFnrI-
ed him, after satisfying the utmost de-
mands Of his creditors. penny for raj
nv day." But without further proc ,,, pre-
face or Introduction. we would inforr, orr
readers that we are by no means exemnt.
ed from the CO anon lot Of humanity IN
those articles and manufactures whose
stock consumes the greater part Of their
income and th- Greater part Of whose in
come being aiGNsed over a wide extent Of
Country, Is long kept back. and Obtained
but with trouble and loss. For " henacaIl
for hundred pounds is made by cre!i-
tor, this hundred pounds l., TO be colle6t.
ed From two hundred persons, and each
of these two hundred persons perhaps
thinks his part Of INC sum so small thatit
isim material wl,etherhe forwards II ornot.
And thus what derends on every BODY
frequently being done by nobody, we are
left, IN the midst Of hundreds Of ne
glectfuI customers, to "co-npass the cash"
I'm what way and by what means we can.
--Thereforc,
While we offer our best thanks to such
as have paid IN advance, and thank those
who have discharged arrearages, we ur-
gently request all indebted "lp 90 and do
likewise" Every customer who owes p
shilling is assured that we are in need of
j., aud ira, he viii contribute to a very es
sertial service by paying it as soon as prac-
ticable, or agreeable to I" Terms"
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(By Authority.)
By the PRESIDENT ofMe UNr7Ep SrI7gs
IF america,
A PRQCr AZ .rInAr

WHEREAS treaty between the United
State- Of America and the Kaskaskia ma
ton of Indians was concluded and signed
on the thirteenth day of August, in the
year rome thousand eight hundred and three,
and was duly ratified and confirmed bv the
President Of ihe United States on the TWEEN.
ty fourth day Of November in the yea, ~
ioresaid, by and with the advice aud con-
sent OF lhe Senate, which treaty is in the
words following, to wit:
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AMENDMENT or THE CowsTtrur1oN.
we have much satisfaction i'm announ-
eng that the legislature oc the state OF
'ermont has ratified the amendment pro-
posed bv congress. On the 27ih ult.
the resolution was unanimously eiopfed BY
the council, nr senate, and on the 3Oth in
the house al representatives il was adop-
ted by a majority of t7veaty nine, ayes 90,
noes 81.
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BERGMAN GREEN, D. c. H. 8.
VIRGINIA :
80 O.


1T a Court continued and held for Eahfar
county, The first day Qf Uectni5er, sos.
Isaac Medley and Nancy his wife, late Nan-0
cy Cook, Robert Carter and Unity his
wife. late Unity Cook, John Cook Ed -
mund Cook. Jarratt w Cook, elizabeth ]
+ Cook. Richard Claiborne in rgh5 OF his 8
late wife Sally Cook, Patsey Cook and .
Rebeckah Cook by Elizabeth Cook Their =
guardian, and Richard Cock by Isaac
Medley his guardian. heirs and Ii gal dis -
tributes cf John Cook dec plaintiffs ~
AGAINST
Henry Cook administrator of John Cook,
dSc. defendant
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the court.
= thar the defe ndant is nor an nhabitant or his
state: On the motion CT the plaintiffs by ther
counsel. Iris Oroeyed. that the decree entered in
this cause on the twenty-fouTth day of AUGUST
last be made final, unless the defendantd do aupear
and shew cause to the contrary at or before NAV
court next; and that 4 copy of the said decree
and This order be forthwith inserted in some ono
Of the ne- spapers published in The city of Rich
mond, for eight weeks successfully.
Il Copy,
Teste,
nEDDVNHaNr
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Thr Sovrn.CAeoL1vA Co.,rcz.

f'' '''~ o.. 90 ''D'''" W. iFsC -
With much pleasure We announce TO
our felow.ci'izens, that the buildings Of
this Institution arc in such forwardness,
as - induce the trustees At their last meet
ing to resolve. that they will proceed to
the election Of President and Professor
OF tire 22d of April next. We believe
that nn seminary of learning in the Uoi-
ted States, possesses more liberal erdoy.
uicnts thau this. The salary OF the presi.
DENTS sct.!cAat% ,,Oobesides house f,r
III, resil@nce--thit ~ the professors Of
usuwsl philosophy, sc. I,50O do,l,rs each,
al %, ~ board md lodging; and % e>ch
81 sac o.ier professors, 1909 dollars, and
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On Sunday next. 4, half after TIRES
O'Clock, the Reverend HUGH yVatrF will
preach in the Capitol.
Richmond, Feb. IL, 1904.
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VIkCINIA:
III a Cart continurd END hrld for Baiifdr
county, the 24th aidy Of .,!ug7.ai, 1903.
Isaac Medley and Nancy his wife, la,e Mani
cy Cook, Robert Carter and Unity his .
wife, late Unity Cook, John Cook. Ed -
rund Cook. Jarrau w. Cook Elizabeth |
+ Cook, Richard Claiborne in right of =
his late wife Sally Cook, Pa'sey Cook p
and Rebeckah Cook by Elizabeth Cook = -
thcirguardan. and Richard Cock by Isaac Z
Medley l'is guardian heirs and eEa dis y
tributes OF John Cook, dec. plaintiffs. -
AGAiNsr -
dec. decendan,
'I'ifs subpoena in This cause having been duly
executed and the defendant failing, 10 -rs ier
the plaintiff > bill within the time by law prcsc lib.
ed after the filing of the same Therefore ID. he
motion OF the Plaintiffs by their counsel. the said
BIZ Is taken ior confessed; and it is Gecyted and
or.eref. thar the plaintiffs recover against the
saa defendant the sum of one hundred pounds
current money, the value Of the land in the bill
MENTIONED, unless The said defendant shsll shew
cause 20 the contrary before the next quarter
y session court TO be held for the said county in
November next, he being first duly served with
copy fthis decree.
a Copy,
Tesie,
BERGMAN GREEN, D. C. II. 8.
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Willposi,ively be sold a, the Office ofthe Subscri-
bers.on Monday ncxtar IL o'clock, for cash a very
VALUABLE NEGRO FELLOW,
Who has been accustomed 20 go by water.
PROSSER tT MoNCURE, V. MS
Richmond, Feb IL. 1904.
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1T is pleasing to see this rhi'anthropic in.,itu.
ton thriving; it is IKE every good plant although,
IN drought it may for time langu,sh SO soon
as the morning and evening showers refresh them,
the growth Is more rapid; is the Mutual Insu-
rance increasing very tas;-lately d, carations for
upwards of one hundred thousand dollars on
goods and furniture have come in, and daily more
Jo,n this necessary and useful es establishment; Sc,
ver.l who formerly insured abroad, have recalled
their insurance. and insure now here, so that the
insurance soon will become very considerable
w. L. Asst.
Richmond. 18th Feb 1904. W.
b. Tie Printers in .5is s,zte +rn 10 doabt insert
roe dhoVe tor tbe igformatio" ct ,5e;r cuafouefs.
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nc NAV" OF
T. n iL'S')
nj - - "1E's"e'
" - " "
\L'S')
IT.
Ke..,;rI,, Ca,oL;, NA' ~
-. n' J
SooI.d ard 1s,;vsrnI - \I' 81
I,. nr.ssrrnor " "
r,o H. 49,. S,,..,a,
60 ,hs CnmCajs.';onaa
ueprv Vo,deebur', 49,. orh.
INDIES Of the Ind;apo Territory.
T. p,yot tnd;an M;,,;,,,a,,
Vcyo. Co,. az K,o~ c,,,r,y ,,,il;,;o
(,nrnel,ns vman. car, OH LIS, 49,.
Jas. Johnson, Of Indiana territory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
The Virgimia Argus.
RICH

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1894.
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the Ritual Insurance Company agains, Ere on
Goods ana Furniture in the state OF Virginia, held
by adjonrnments. at the Capitol. ON ,hc - FeDru-
ary, 1904.
a mtiion was made and seconded 70 - 2 the
officers TO atf For and in behalf of the company,
Tor the present year, 1S04-and the tohOw ing
weTs dull vle6led--to wit:
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NATHl SHEPPARD, Cashie. Gen.
NILLIAM F Asst, Ptincr)a! Agent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1904.
Maias Quees 7e0e1u.

The Subicriber will Sell the unez-
pirc1 term u bis lcafe OF TINT noted .ld much
tregacnisd TAVERN, koown t'y the nams Of
The Isdiaa 0aeen, corner Of 81. AfgPh and E>lrs
Sacets .fhe Gto8;icn IS eq1al TO any in AK
anifia, aid the hqGnefs now dove is eqna, i nor
fpTerior, to any pubic houfe IN tht Iowa. -
TheTe arc Fix years andiix months ii tse aaiey
10 run. Fer terms app'y on the prrmfss 90
John IL0dggkln5.
March s.
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Public dteuom.
On FRIDAY.

!, "a s,e!gck, 4uiI Be sq!d at he gsa1ae Ssare,
Rum in hoglileads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and, bis.
Wbiksy aaa Apple 2randy 10 Els.
sagar in hhds. tie5ces and bic.
Coffee Ia ticrccs ana bags,
g SRGss' and brown Soap il bazs.,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes nd9sfs,
Figs in kegs and frsiis,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coahngs,
Gcs!cymtfcs, Daiis,
Plains and Herfcys,
Negro Cottons, Sevges,
Elaficks, blue Fficzes,
Caimancoes and RaGeis,
Yarn Stockings,
,chin1es and Caiicoes,
Ifiih Liaeos, SleGa do.
Olnsburgs and I'icSlenbaTgs,
Mullins ana Muffin fiand'ss,
gadia Mullins AMI Table Cloths
Gsadaaaa Haalk>tchiefs,
Celeuyei Threads, Hats,
And Iandry other Agticles.
:. G. MARSTaLLEE,
AD-;l
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mo. 90

BENJAMIN SHREVE, Jun.
Hes fer SsJe at he terrer # Ua!os end Prize
Shtsn,
81 bales India CotteaS,
coNsITINc OF
Gurrahs, c. fahs,
Baftshs, Emer>Ys,
Sannahs, Blue ella hhis.
30 pieces black Sstio,
Cetton Rumsl Handk-rchiefS,
Z CAFES low priced Fans,
do. Mariner ConPelts,
M.ns Afong Shoes,
Womens Morocco do.
Leipels Souk in half barrels ard kegs,
II COTS Cafdage 9ioncd,
Few o1arttr caf.s bets Malaga Wine,
40 sarrels No, Beef,
Bags black P-rper,
And quantity Of itcd Soa Leather.
Mach "a. d,
THE SUBSCRIBER
Has fer faIe, This 'te,e on Uoioa Street,
III kind Of Groceries
by retail:
Oagaf Uy lac UdHeli
n. England Rum,
80 BIS good Cyder,
1000 lbs. r. /, Cheef= iauperier quslity,
1000 bult els K. /. Potatoes in excellent esesr.
100 boxes Mufsadel srd Bis0n Ra;das,
50 trails tlesl Figs,
2s00 lbs. fssGh hiroods,
Excellent Jsmaio. O4Ascs,
Lemnons, Prune,, kngi(b Wslnssss
Spsnih Sssaa by Tie boy,
Moo}d .na Dipt c.Hslss By tas box,
Spiced Salmon ii kegs,
ExcetieRt Codsh Gu fasly se,
Nes Bacon and VSni(ts Hams,
Olive. il scxeA Of fla bottles,
And few barrel. q fri qq,li'y Arabs.
Abel Willis.
hsssA
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Mreh s..
WINDOW GLASS.

The Subscribers have received and
offer for sale, Sly 10, and b. ., window class,
from The Baltimore Mandatory. The suaiiTy !:
exec llent, and il viii be sold the Batimels
pfces. They exPett TO receive very shortly,
larger sizes from the Sane pace.
r. I. HooE, y CO,
GI2rch s. d
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VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.


Purfuant to g decree Of the Honora~
bic tho Circuit Court et ths D.tGis of CO.
unba, for TIC county Of Alexandria will
be expofed to fale, al pesiic sutiion, for rca,
~ Calh, on Saturday tbs 7th day CT April
next, under the direction Of The uOderfgnea
ccmmiiloncrs appointed for that purpoft,
4 TafT Of Land,
late The property Of Robert Alexander, ftuate
upon The Potomac river, adjoining tn. lard Of
Mr.. Philip Alexander, containing s4c acres,
being one molety OF the Arlington trast, for
merly tae reliance Of Mr.. cqGis, deceafed
ehia !andis BOUNDED by two parallel Inns, 40
poles wide, and tuning back wetery 6s4
poles from the river 4 rae baSs Iins, AID viii
be lad off into lqRares Ct 50 acres each, and
will be fold ia large or fmal parcels as nay
accommodate purchafers; this land IS ftuage
about an equal dftance between Alexandra and
George Town, and commands full view Of
sholc towns, III. City, ( &etn Branch and Po-
,omac, sna IL point Of foil is cqua! 10 any on
tie river. Any peri d-froas of Furehaias
will be fiewti The pEetniis8 AID he Pls, ard fur
yey 0! the fame on application to Geo. De.
nea!e in Alexandra.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund !. Lee, Com'rs.
Geo. Deneale,
Feb. IS. asot
FOR Sale,
A Fka,v, healthy, young, Nesra Wsuch
Eaauie OF the Printer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

h,ct in which the best and bravcst
citizens OF Rome persisted bv
their own hands, Or Butcllered
each other in unnatural war,
whilst mankind were enslavcd &
the earth dcsoiated by a SUGGEST
en Of merciless and remorseless
Gespots for nearly TIVE We hun
dreI years. The event we are
this day assembled to commemo-
rate-the downfall of the federal
plrty & the elevation ofJefcrson
& hisPauiotic compeers to the ad-
mlnistration of government, has
certainly restored tranquility, IL
berry and concord toa people a
Gltated by faction and enfcebled
by division, has probably preven-.
tea the eifusion Of blood and the
horrors Of civil and foreign way,
with which, underline formerad-
ninistratiOn, we were twice aw-
tnlly menaced, has exhibited to
all oppressed nations a shining
'sroof OF the practicability, per
manence and blessings OF repub-
hcan government, and tiam-
phantiy complicated a system Of
political reform whichis destined
probably to Pervade the world,
subvelt successfully, every arhi-
tral'y government, civilize every
savage horde, and provide for
Man wherever he is found or
can be introduced, the means of
independence, happiness and PRO
gressive Improvement.
10 be concluded in or next1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

From a Levden Gazette Of the 9th of
March 1904, received at the Office of the
Gazette of the United States, in Phila-
delphia.
E*traa from Paris Nczvs-oaber5 as late as
II VsnfoE (2d March,
The laft fitting of the Tribunate has
apprZed the public of the manner, in which
the Preiident and Secretaries of that body
have prefented to the Firf Conful the
PRAYER for the immediate PRONUNCIATION of
the law aglinA thereceivers of conlpirators,
as alto of The reception given them by the
chief magiftratc. Immediately after the
fitting Of the 9th of this month, the faid de-
putation went to the Thuilleries. Having
ben introduced to the Chief Confill, it
prefented to him the decree juf palIed by
its conAituents.
Citizen Duvidel, rs Prefident, added TO
it this addref5, " Citizen Chief Conful, the
Tribunate & Legislative body have adopt
ed meatures TO cut aijlrder the laft threads
ofthe confpiracy. Theft rneafi1res, will be
vain if they are not prompt. Love of coun-
try has dictated TO the Tribunate the
prayer iuft prefented, that they may be ex-
ecuted immediately. All are concerned,
lince you are interefed it is the repo{e,
the glory, the exifence of the republic
which muit be fayed by faving its cheffrom
the attempts of crime. The French peo-
pie have conided their deltinies to you /;
you owe TO them, and we demand of you,
( that you take every means to preferve that
| which fixes their wifhes, their affections,
( and their hopes"
The Fira Conful replied" That he
would take the prayer ofthe tribunate in
to ferrous and prompt confederation" it is
known that the PRONUNCIATION of the inn
portant law of that day followed immcdi-
ately. Shortly after, in the evening, this
law was folemnly publifhed and afterwards
put up in all quarters Of Paris, according
70 the orders and arrangements of the Pre-
feet of Police. The ordinance of this pre-
feet relative thereto, as well as the procla-
nation made by him at the fame time, are
well known TO the reader. One may figure
20 himfelf the commofion Of this day in the
/ city, filed with noifc ofthe arreR of Gene
raj Pichegul, aud ALTO with that Of the
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S P A I N.

Captain Young, arrived at Providence. Or.
II IN 72days from Cadiz, informs, that at the
time Of his sailing, the Spaniards were mo-
menriY expecting u war with the English.
One French "a aid slocp OF war, were bloc-
kaded i'll the harbour by three English fri
ga.es. Allvessels from New-YorlS and Phi
'adeiPha are obliged to perform quarantinc
Of 40 days; very little respect is paid TO bills
Of health vessel provided with one is only
permitted to remain in por.---but al vessels
without are ordered off immediately.