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his heirs and successors, as for the prin.
ces OF his house, their heirs and success
sors, renounces all the rights as well of
sovereignty, as of paramount right 10 all
Pretentions whatsoever, actual or eyen-
} tual, on all the States, without excep-
; ton, of their majesties, the kings of Ba-
varia and Nuremberg, aud of his most
serene highness the eIector of Baden,
and generally ON all the states, dom aims
and territories, comprized in the circles
OF Bavaria, Francona and Suabia, as well
as 10 every title, taken from the said do
mains and territories and reciprocalIy.
all pretensions, actual or eventual, of the
said states to the charge Of the house of
Austria, or Its princes are and shall be,
Tor ever extinguIshed nevertheless, the
renunciations, contained IN the present ar
ticie, do not concern the properties, which
are by The llth artlcle, or which shall be.
by virtue of the i2Sh article above, con.
coded to their royal highnesses the arch-
dukes, named in the said articles.
- XVI. The titles of the domains and ar.
chieves, the plans and maps Of the differ
ent countries, towns, and foriresses, &C.
aed by the present treaty, shah be given
up IN the space of three months from the
date OF the exchange of the ratification,
to the persons that shall have acquired
The property ofthem.
XVII. HIS majesty the emperor Ma
poleon guarantees the integrity of the
empire of Austria in the state in which it
shall be In consequence of the present
treaty ofpeace; as well as the integrity
OF the possessions of the princes Of the,
house OF AUSTRIA pointed out in the llth
and 10th articles.
XVIII. The high contracting parties
acknowledge the independence Of the
Helyetic republic, as established by the
act OF mediation, as well as the indepen-
dence of the Batayian republic.
AiA. The prisoners of war made by
France and her allies from Austria, AID
by Austria from France and her allies.
and who have MOI been yet restored, shall
be restored within 90 days from the date
of he exchange of the Publications of the
present treaty.
Xxx All commercial communications
q relations are re-establshed in the two
countries on the same footing as before
the war.
XXI. His. majesty the emperor of Ger.
many and Ausris, and his majesty the.
emperor ofthe French, king Of Italy, shall
maintain between thena the same cere.
monial as 10 rank and etiquette as was
observed before the present war. -
XXI. Within. five days from the ex.
change ofthe ratification ofs,e present trea
y,the town of Presburgh, & its enyirons,
to the extent ofsix leagues, shall be eyac-
uated. Ten days after the said exchange.
the French, and the troops of the allies
OF France, shall evacua c Morsyia, Bohe.
mia, the Vicrtel, Inter, Vienner Wald,
the Vierlel Inter, anhartsberg, Hum
gary and the whole of Syria. 10 the
ten following days they shall eyacua,e The
Niertel vienner Wald, and the Viefiel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
/, TREATY OF PEACE
BETWEEN iUSTRId AND FRANCE.


ard Austria, aid his majesty the emper.
or OF the French, king of Italy, equally
animated with desire 10 put an end 10
me caiarpiies Of war, have resolved TO
proceed without DELAY TO thesconciusion
OF a dehffiiye treaty OF peace, and have
In consequences named as pieaipo,entia-
ries, tn wit:
IS Ills majesty the emperor Of c Germany
and of Anslria, the priiice John Lichten-
stein, prince # he Holy Roman empire,
grand cross Of the tuJlisarg o. der OF Ma
ria Teresa, chamberlain, lieutenant gen.
OF the armies OF MS said nacsy the em
peror OF Germany and Adsiria, aud pro-
Prietor of regmsn. of ilussars: and
cnnnt lgnaz d. Gueiai, commander OF the
military oldsrof ,iaria Teresa, chamher
lam OF bis ST d majesty N,e' emperor of
iermaDy and Austria, lieutenant gen. OF
DIS armies, and proprsetpMof regiment
! oil infantry: aad MS M j~s'y The emperor
OF France, kihg If lgaiV, Cliarles Mau-
rice fAIleyiand Perigotd grand chs "A
berair', minister % fore:go relations of as
SAID rnaIes'y the emperor OF france and
king of italy, grand Gordon OF the legion
OF honor, and isn,ght OF The red and black
eagle OF Prussia; who having exchanged
. their full powers, have ag reed as follows
ART. /. There shall be fron the dale
OF his day. peace aud fri endship between
his majesty the emperor OF Germany and
austria, and his 10 sjesty The emperor OF
the French, king ofiiajy, their heirs aud
successors, their states ADD subjects, re.
spectIyely, forever.
III. France shall coniin :. 10 possess in
properly and sovereignty the duchies,
pfincipaliles, lordships, and territories
beyond the Alps, which were before the
present treaty united AID incorporated
with the French etnp,re, or governed by
.. the LAYS aod government OF France
HI His majesty ths emperor of Ger
many and Austria, for himself, his heirs
andsuccessors recognizes the dispositions
made by his msjesIy the emperor oiFrauce
and king of I'aiy, relative 10 the prnci-
Z pallties OF Lucia S;la o;ombho.
w. His majesty the emperor of Ger.
many and Austria renounces as vel, for
himself, as for his heirs aud successors S,
AT part of the states of the republic of
si5ce, coded to him BY the treaties of
dmpo Formio and Lnneyile, which shall
DC united in perpctuity 10 The k.ngdom of
Italy.
v. His majesty the emperor of Ger
many s. of Aostria acknowledges his ma
Jesty the emperor of the French as
king of Italy butt is agreed, that ia con-
fornIity with the declaration male by his
majesty the emperor Of the French at
the moment when he took the crown of
Italy, that as soon a. the parties named
IN that declaration shall have fulfilled the
conditions therein Expressed, the crowns
OF France and Italy shall be separated
forever, and cannot in any case be united
on the same head. His maj.siy the en-
. perof of Germany binds himself to &C.
, knowledge on the separation, the success.
ribs majesty The emperor ofthe French
saail zppoint IN h,soself aa kinor of ftsi,,
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clared 10 comprehend their most serene
highncsses the electors Of Bavaria, Wir.
temberg, Baden-and The Ba,aviau repub-
lie, allies of his mcjesty The emperor of
the French, in the present war,
WI. The electors of Bava ia and IVir-
te'nberg having taken the title Of king,
without ceasing nevertheless 10 belong 10
the GeanaEiic confederation, his majesty
the emperor OF Germany and Austria &C.
kBowledges them IN that character.
VII. His majesty the emperor Of Ger
many and Austria, as We'll for himself, his
heirs and Successors. as for the princes of
his house tbeip, heirs aud successors res
psctisely, renouoces the principalities,
iordships, doma.ns, and terrtories here.
tmaIter specified:
Cedes and abaadons TO his majesty the
king OF Bavaria the MargraviAte OF Bur
ga" and ITS dependencies, the principals
~ of Eichstadt, the part ofthe territory of
Fassau bslonging 10 the eleGtor of Salz
'burgh, and situated between Bohemia.
Aasria, the Dsnub. and the Inn; the
counwyC of .'yrol, conpreheniipg there
IN ne prineip alitie, OF srixen and Botzen,
The memberships ofihe Voraiberg with
cher detached dependencies; the county
OF sltienaens, the cpunty OF Konigsegg,
Ko9ensais, the iDrdshDs of l'etnany and
Arsen, < the town * srr!toy Of landau.
To his malcsty the &ing of 'ViF.en
beg, the Ave cites ntlhe Daas,b., 10 WI
--Ehingea MnpIerSsaget,, Radlengen,
Mengen, and iSugaw. with their d=pen,
dencies, the city OF Constance excep ed
that part of the Bisgsw, which extends
~ the possession Of Nuremberg and 81
tuated TO the east OF line, drawn forn
Schlegeiburg 10 M9lbach, and Tic towns
and territories Of Wiiienger and Bren.
tngen, io has most serene h,gnness the
elector OF Baden, the B'isgaw with the
exception OF The branch, and separated
pof,ions above described) the -Or,enaw
and Their dependencies, the cisy Of Con-
stance, and the commanding Of Meipam.
The Pr'ncipalities, lordships, domains
and tertitories above mentioned shall be
possessed respectively by their maissties,
the kings of Bavaria and Wirtemberp,
and by his most serene highness the {.
iector OF Baden, as well in paramount as
IN iuli property and sovereignty, in the
same manner, by the same titles, and
with the same rights and preroga ives,
wi b which they we're posse sed by his
majesty the emperor of Germany and
Austria, or the princes oil his house, aad
not Otherwise.
TX. Ills majesty the emperor of Ger.
many and Austria, ack owiedges the
debts contracted by the house Of Austria,
for the benei OF private persons and pub
lie establishments of the county, making
at present an mtegranl part of the French
empire--and it is agreed cha his saia
maJesty shall remain iree fia,n all obl,gs
ton with respect TO any d=5ts ~tatsoe-
Yer which the house of Austria MAJ have
contracted, on the ground of me possess
sion, and of securities on the soil of he
coun RES which 1t renounces by the pre-
sent treaty.
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Virginia Argus Extra 4

incorporated with The empire of Austria
Ard his majesty the emperor of Germa
ny and Austria. shall possess those ia full
property and sovereignty, but BY the title
of dutchy only.
XII His majesty the emperor Of the
French, king oil Italy, engages himself to
obtain, in favor of the archduke Ferdi.
nand, elector of Salzburg, the session by
his majesty the king of Bavaria, oil
Wurtzburg, such as it has been given 10
his said majesty by the recess of the De.
putaiion OF the Germanic empire, Of the
25th February, 1904.
The electoral tile of his royal bighness
shall be transferred to this princlpality,
which his royal highness shall possess in
fuli property and sovereignty,i in the same
manner and on the same conditions that
he possessed the electorate of Salzburg.
And with respect to debts, it is agreed
that the new possessor shall stand charg-
ed only with those debts resulting from
laans formally agreed TO by the states of
the country, or the expenses incurred for
the effeGtive administration of the said
country.
XII. The dignity of grand master of
The reuionic Order, in rights, domains,
* revenues, winch before the present war
were dependencies Of Merganthem, the
chief place Of the order; the otber;rights,
donans * revenues which shall be found, 10
belong 10 the grand mastership at the
time If the exchange of the notifications
oi he present treaty; as well as the do
mains and revenues in possession of
wnich the said order shall be at The same
epoch, shall become hereditary in the
person aad desceDdan $ In the direcf male
line according 10 the order of the primo
imperial house, shall be appointed by his
majesty the emperor of Germany and
Austria. His majesty the emperor Ma
poleoD promises his good Offices to OBJ.
tam, as soon as possible, for his royal
highness the archduke Ferdinand, full
and intire indie unity in Germany,
XIII His majesty the clector of Bavaria
shall occupy the city of Augsburg and its
ierrltory, and unite them to his states, in
full property and sovereignty. In the same
manner theking of Nuremberg, may &c.
cnpy, United TO his states, aud possess in
full property and sovereignty, the coun-
Try OF Berndorff; and his majesty the
emperor OF Germany and Austria enga.
ges himself TO give no opposition.
XIV Their majesties the kings of Ba-
varia and Wirtemberg, and his most se-
rene h'ghuess The Eieclor of Baden, shall
enjoy over the territories cedcd, as we'll
as over their ansient estates, the pleni.
Jude of sovereignty, and all the rights re-
sulting 'FRONT.', which have been guaran-
teed TO them by his majesty the r mperor
IF ,he French ki of I.aly, in The same
manner as his majesty the Emperor of
Germany md Austria, and his majesty
che k'ag OF Prussia, over their German
otates HIS majesty the emperor of
Germany and Aaslria both as chief OF
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BKE VERY FOR SALE.

e'gs He iubfcriSer will cell all his inteyes !.
& that extenGye BREWERY 10 Atty
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This Brewery IS on an exterave plan, hsyia,
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Dsjsuption Of Worms, asd1hs Ompi0ms
ba zrh1eh hhep are knozDn.

80
Worms which inieh the human body, are chleay OF
four kinds VIZ the rercs large round worm the ies
idres, or fna nav worm the Cucurbitina, or ihorr
fat, white worm, and lay the Isnia or tape worm
70 called from its Remembrance TO tape; this osn ma
ny yards long, and is full OF olats-ltis mott hurtiu'
and mott difieuls to cure.
Among the symptoms attending WORMS, are dilagfee-
able breath. Especially in the mcrningBad and corrupt
cd gun,s--Itchng the nofe and about the feat on
vudons and epiieprc fits, and iometimes Privaaon Oh
fpecch-Startng and grinding OF the teeth IN heeP-
Irregular Appetite food and iometmes
MISUNDERSTANDING, with Ainay and fetid heols-Vo
miting--Large and hard belly-Pains and hckneis at
the touach aims in the head and thighs with iowneis
of fpiritsSow fever with tall ana Irregular pulieA
dry cough Elective thirGSometirss pale and unhea-
thy countcnauce, and foetimes the bloated and
Eufhed
Psrfous af,iaed with any Of the above fynptoms
iould have immcdiate rccorrfe 60 tlamlltons worna
eeeroyng loxenges which have been ooafanty attend
&C with iueeels in all complaints ilar to hoie above
deferibed.
A doie of this medicine given cccadonaly during the
warm iealon will efcua!ly prevent the vomiting and
purgng ofchdren, dreadftd dforder which annually
deNroys thouiands Of the infant pare OF Cities lie is
lkewe the ildeft and mott certain renedy known and
has reaored TO health and reugh great number hen
in advanced Cages of this ata! eompaint. fartieaiar
and plain nruons given for every part OF the ne
eeiiary treatnlent in fuch cafes.
Children generally taks tins medicine with eagernel
having peaipg appearance, and an agreeabie e&ise
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Dr.. Kahn's genuine Eye-Water.

A lovereign remedy for all disate. OF aeeyes'
Whether the effea of natural weakness or OF see'.
dent, Deductions ofrheum, dullnefs, itchirg ana
films on the eyes, never failing to cure thoic ma
ladies' which frequently fuccsed the lmall pox'
meaAes and feycrs, and wonderfully ttrengthen.
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its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived OF
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scs, On TIE contrary particular exesens' Of this t
contains nothing bat what Is psresty rnoeen' ana
70 mild operation that q cannot inlufe INC nlon
decate pregnant lady, or the tendereR infant OF week
old iouid no worms exit in. tho BODY. bur viii, with
out pam Or GRIPPING. eleanfe the aonach and bowels Of
svhatsver is foulor osave, and thereby prevent me
production Of worms and NAVY fatal dosdsfs, ney
are particularly eeacous in carrying OFT al srcis hu
and the iaea and mlde Pnrgasve that can be 'dsd on
the escaion. -
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DR.. Haha's Anti- Bilious Fills.

Dr.. Haha's Antl- Bilious Fills.
The operation of thefe pills IS perfectly mid,
70 as 10 be uied with iatcsJ b. pertons lH every
iitnation, aud OF every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry CHI tu.
peialous bile. and prevent its morbid feeseslons
to reforc and amend the appetite: to procure
free rerpiraion, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal sonfequence; as
dofc never fails to removed cold, if taken OF it's
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as- Sold likewife by S. plealants,
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Z C. Purdie, smithfeld; M. Jones, Suf-
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>, &c., rhIlysr aHYi3el seitb
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sssm LLr1.4ER MARTIN. Eia. A'sorney-es-
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@ sutiefRSa,

i comply a:,h your r:eoeh in Rating my opinion OF
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with obilraSted sad dithenk oreatAns'
Ga thcfs Aznts do not hehcaee 70 reeoIlteNo
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~ ,hIir attention.
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The Jouereign Ointment for the Neh.
Which is warranted an intallble remedy At one
application, and may be ufed with perfect iafs'y
90 pregnant women or on infants week oie'
containing not particle Ct mercury, OF any other
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cJmpanisd with that sorH;entlpg lmei!, *hich
attends the application ot other remedies.
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HAMILTON'S
IyORW DESROTING LOZENGES,

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This medisiue bears analogy whatever of hn,iiar
sse, fs ssmn0uy complained Of as operating with VIZ
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CASES OF CURES
Rv Han1lltOn's

WORM DESTROYING LOZEFGES,
(S<ltaed .from fboa(and,) the authenticity Of
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or 3eyIosaI q D 3iicatioa.
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From Dr.. We0ther5arn,
Wyths county, Virginia.
.GENTLEMEN,

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LUTHER MARTIN,

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ar mott obedient ieryant,
EOHN MOTHER.
Dir. Haha's true and genuine Gsraaass
Corn Platter.

CUIW T5NDIeTs
An infzlliabic remedy for eofas, fpeeaily re-
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TIE geausse Perean Lotion,
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Immediate and laiting relief in the mott tcvefc
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T A Pc w O RIM.

Mr. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Hif-
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months ago 5e grievouAy amiee' with tape worm,
which increaed faft in ize and rengh 10 to excite
the mott horrid fenfatons by his writing motions and
intoera5Ie palms, efenbling the gnawing tearing OF
his bowels which deprived him Of his neceiiary Jeep,
and cauied uch dreadful approximations as cannot be con-
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lozenges he took large doe, which brought away a-
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fants.
Contaminated BY Dr.. Jokn Sp4ngler, Turk tsuva,
Peanjylvania.
Letter from the reverend MIR. JOHN MOTHER
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York, Taaaayy Afb, 1902.
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II 4MIITON's ESSENCE AND Elk,
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

r,s. and sEeeaual remedy for govt, rheunlatiir,
uaey iprains bruirss pains in the faee and neck exc
Ani has performed cures in the above compliant
ali the othcr medicines before made public
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w. WEATHERBURN

Tchn Hoover, rope maker, South Second ihreet be-
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Indian Vegetable Specific.
A fasc and peedy remedy for the veneEisI diieafe.
" An ounce Of prevention is worth pound OF
cure"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-15
Tie Rsl2oratiuc Powaer for the Teeth
and Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts & fxcngsh-
ems the gums, preferves the enamel from eecsy'
and ceanles and whitens the teeth, by abioioing
III that acrimonious aime and foulnefs, WEIGH
fufered to accumulate, never fails to injuie and
finally ruin them.