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= Y virtue of deed OF trui, executed or the 24ti
~ day Of May, 1906; whereby Da>id Rofs corr
veyed 20 us, tria of Land called Coles, in the
county of Gooehlaud, containing by then late fur
vey, $40 acres alfo, another tratt fmal diRanct
from thar called Coles containing 2cG acres NOR. or
lels, it being the fan,e land, thu. the aid Eof, pur
ehafed from John Hughes 8. wife, and ALTO the rae
of land called Mount Proipea,t he greater part of
which lies in Fluvanna containing by cli;naton 1900
acres, except eos hereofor. fold by the fad
Ros ont of the faid ,rat TO Samuel Petit, TO rail-.
the fun OF eleven thor'and and four hundred dollars
with inferred thereon, from the llt January, 1907.
together with all charges and expenes of Gale and
in p.riuance of requf,ion made in writing, under
the proviiioi Of the iaid deed ! fall on the 22nd
day of September next, before the front door of The
Eagle Tavern, i'll the city of Richmond, Eel! for rea
dymony, all and linguar, the land and eaates above
mentioned, at which time and place, convsyanees
will be made TO the purchafers. more particular.
Description Of the above property, may be feen by
tracing the references contained in the lad deed now
OF record, in the general court, under an aeknow-
ledgmeHt Of the lame i'll court, Oh the Ioth Juue
1906.
TdOS. NORVELL.
AuguA 81. ,dC.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-05

/" f"'lh9"et IF Dt,otef Ae Hgb Cop,f Of C5ane.,v.
Jor He Riedmo1d Dja-i9, by eoy;af of ba-Get, Il.
Jo'o'ci9g rr?ee,ty, Ir'ngire 70 tJ< eaafe Of Y,n,,
N"'7l'7, tel 7sWit Jo6 to tie hlsJ,f Ji4alJ, o.
Hf,fd" ct fzreI0: ,aoriJ,, 10 7rh.
On 1"sfhnv ne 2et6 day IF September s..,.
Hal commod.ous AVID wei fituath I'D HOUSE Dr.
LOT, on the main free, in die city Of WiIisnf-
burg at Pne' = OCCUPIED BY MIS- Camp. ALTO, two
vaean, half acre LOTS ns5r the Free School in ,bs
lad city The faIs to be made on the pre,nifes.
o" Mo7d,y -; III dag IF Des. folioruing.
hat valuable HOUSE and LOT, ftnated at the
foot Of the taPitcl Hill, in the city of R lmond in
the occnrafcy Of Charles Bafher and offers. Tb.
iaie 20 be made the premres ALTO. All the fam.
time aud place, two valuable Tratas of IND Iv;r,
on walls Creek Hate Of Kentucky, and within aie@
miles fthe Ohio river. wv
here are eight thirty 9Th parts OF the bove ma
med property, which belongs to infants; and where
the price OF any leperate parcel exceeds fourteen
hundred dollars, an in,ereR with the purch.der mull
be retained in that portion for them,
NddiuSnai Information may he had on appl;eation
TO Robert Ander on Of Williamfburo.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
sePt' l. 2awt20ihS lawtlaD SceptI4,hD.
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: " A " TIE %,
foR THE ENsuiNo YfAR,

= FOR THE rNsuiNo YfAk, III
4 OVERSEER.--No need apply but one
who eaN come well recommended for honefiy,
,oof'ety, iqdu'iry * thorough knowledge of farm
ing; 10 perion of this defcrp,ion, liberal wages
viii begivsn.
Auguo Z. If.
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he Gentleman, who, while was on gaturdsy
4 lat, addre0ing the eourt, took nv Cane from
the iea' behind ne and carried it away, is ,,ceg0Ey
rsC'seed 10 fend it, when he has done with II, to the
Bar ofthe Swan Tavern.
LUTHER MARTIN.
September |. If
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Augua IL.
RoYsrER g BOHANNAN.

R9pegiy inform t5.i, iienas and tie public general
y, that tbey 6s0e gf rreesed general eGcrimentef
G r o C E RI & S,
'Obisb tby zsM JiAissp fl, e4, country produce, or
goa1 aeeeptdaees in foam
ANON GsT
DROWN Sugarin bar 3 Madeira
I'D rels and hhds Sherry ,,,,>,,,
Loaf, do. do. I.iibon WINES
Coffee in barrels and , Malaga !
bags, : Ahartn,ent of Jugs & 4
Imperial gals. each.
Young Hyfon TEAS L Il Cogniac Brandy,
Hyfon Skin Holland Gin,
Pepper, Country ditto,
Pimento. Apple Brandy,
Nutmegs, Pint and / pint Tumblers,
antigua } do. do. Decanters,
w India RUM, London Mu0ard by box,
N.England } Z Playing Cards alIorted,
Molafies in hhds. & bis. Cotton do. of fup. qty
Whitley in ditto, a few pieces India Cot
Sack Salt, tons, &c. &c. &c,
Crates ware aforted, with number of other
Leeper's Snuff, articles, which they
Hibbert's brown Stout mean to'keep confanr-
and Porter, 8 ly on hand.
June "a. iawtf
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An Arg H>.hir'7 County Coyyt .fassf a5sb, 1907.
Lawrence Mute, Com,h : 49,
Againt
l h0mA' Zee '-sand John Temple. IN cHANchAr.
Deits.
HIS dry ensre he eor-flriraaf 5, b;, ,o,uc,
"t a:e"d'"I 11ss:I' Reeo,, rot bai rs en,,,.
0n afetGr@"es and Gysn enrity oeeo,aTse Z. c ,0 81
gfsfy end rites Of IBIS CONT, and seea,ias 70 ~.
eo.,,-r M ne s'nri '' Is rot haSiant e5,
.ofJ@,a aJfader lhona5 Reees, 10 aesesr beye ., n,
.'1c~"+y =" -'ovc1si<r neat end nsller t5. I'm IF
90. s'sr1s'1s". a0AfLat copy sf tbs o,e.y B. G,
5s?I n,fsF !" J''7r "t-op9t, fa1eedin Ie t.y ef
5'"Send for fE7" sva~f6 lTueiy and anotbr, ss.
".P?.fa q. e f'si deer tb< ee4,f hov oft5;,
ana /1'f1er ordered, tel i6e anAani 1t,yeL =.
"0' f@y' f0"Ty H7oay errteay Ath.s BY Dim e-nas
70 zoe aeTSar' sreves mil yiber order or de,,
II Copy T:Re,
s.,, 40: POLLARD. il, Dcc.
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NRUMS, Flies, Swords, Belts, Nots, Epahletts,
~ Stocks and Coekades, to be had at Enoch Sal
livans Jewelry Stors.
Auguh 7. M
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ANDREW STEPHENSON,

EAS been CONDITIONED by the Governor and
4 L Council of Virginia, NorARY PubLIc, in and
for the Diltricf OF Richmond. He takes, therefore
the liberty of laying, that all buhnefs confded to h
ihall meet with the mon marked attention and df-
patch.
AuSuG 81. epsM.
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, ls S.s Hasisn ceaa.y Car, .ssysa es.ls, 2, ~
'-an'S sas Snrier' cs~fh.
Thomas Reeve. and John Temple, IN cz-Sel@r.

Wis day came the complainant by his conufe,.
and the defendant Thomas Reeves, NOT having
ted ms appearance, and given feeurity ACCORDING
I've ACT oi aiembly and the rules Of this court, and
appearing to the iasfaetion Of the court. that he /.
o' an 'naai'an' OF this country On the motion Of
the complainant il is or,rred thar IN. c,;d 80.
aht' ihoinas Reeves. do appear here ON the four,h
''h'y inNcvemher next, and aniwer the bill of RI.
somPi''ant and that copy OF this order De forth.
VIM inherited in 'one ipaper publifed in the city
VI RICHMOND Tor tw months i''ec.ilvely, and ano.
'r.r copy Foed at the front door Of the count houe
". .'s county. And it is further ordered, thas the
defendant Temple 60 not pay, convey away or feer.e
any oeots by him owinsto the sicndsn, Reeves, un.
III the further order or decree Of this court
Copy Tehe,
Sept. l..
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Sept J..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-25

lnation may for time bear with good humor
|ary deprivation that circumstances may
have seemingly forced upon them, they
are certain to break out with ranc ur and
luminosity at some time, and that time
may be when it may be most injurious to
the nation. There is Il Course of rectitude
with respect to these things which may be
hit upon and pursued, winch may ALVIN
keep the nation easy and happy, but it tits
obviously avoided TO CRAFTY the ambition of
any man, set of men, or any section of the
Union, jealousy disquiet and animo,ity
win inevitably ensue. This course of rec
titude in the present case the writer con-
ceives perfectly comedies with taking the
next President from the northern portion
ofthe Union, if that suitable person is to be
found there, and the writer thinks that the
venerable George Clinton is that suitable
person; this may be the subjec. of some
future observations.
AMERICANIIS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-25
Dirginia Legislature.
HOUSE or DELEGITES.
FPrpAY, December 10.

An enerossed bill For altering the
court Of Rockbride county >" was read
a third me.
Rcsofvcd, That the bill dopass, and that
the tile be, an act, 4" for altering the court
dSv VI Rockbridgt county"
Drdc,cd, That the clerk carry the said
bill 10 the Senate and desire their concur
renee.
A bill "for opening a new street in the
town Of Petersburg" was read second
time, and ordered to be engroSsed and read
a third time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-25
MONDAY, Dc 81.

Ordered, That Mr. J. II Foushee be
added To the committees Of propositions
and grievances, and courts of Justice, and
Mr. Morris 70 the committees Of PROPOSE
tions and grievances and Claims
IN engrossed bill, Authorising the
counties of Caroline and Hanover to con-
vert the Or dye ~ Littiepage's, across Pa
muakey river, nto a tol! bridge" was read
a third time and several b anks therein ILL
led up; and the bill passed.
An eDSrossCd bill, Altering the place
for holding courts ~ The county Of Onio,"
vas read a third time and Il biauA ,n,icln
filed up.
A motion was made to postpone thc fur
Their consideration Of the SAID bill 10 tho
3Ist day OF March next;
Aud the question being put on the said
motion for postponement, il passed in the
negative-AyeS 65-Eoes so
RcsolUcd, That the said bill do pass.
A bill "For dividing the county Of Am.
herSt," (Which lay ON the table, was take 1
up and read a FIRST time and ordered to be
read a second time.
| A motion was made by Mr. Semplc, that
the house should agree to- the following rec
| solution and address:
! Res9ived, THAT the following address be
signed by the Speaker and iol " arGcd 20
Col. James Monroe.
! SIR,
The House Of Delegates rrost cordially
Congratulate you on your return TO thc Doe
som cf your country, afyCran rJscncc of al.
most five wears; Whilst YOU have been la
boring in European courts To secure and
lprcseiye 60 us the advantages Of peace, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-25

ron Monday the 7tn INST. the following re-
5lution was read in the House Of Delegates OF
Ztrylaud.
d" Rrsoived, That thousand
dollars be reserved and retained out ofany un-
appropriated money III the Treasury, to be APP
lied in such manner this Legislature shall
Nv law direct, for the use and bencn, Of county
So hools in this State, for the education Of
poor children.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-29

hauess 1T the time OF criGs might be Injurious
to the public good from the hope that the
bea political meatures had been taken for the
public fafety; and from the belief that the
Houfe of X, pretentatives, would be called in
due featon to take fuc h further meafures as the
exgency of the hate might require. Bat does
il follow that fthe affairs Of the u. States are
in iuch !ituation, and the executive has not
conhdered it necellary to take meafu-es icon.
ceding this for argument fake) that Congrefs
HALL take none? What does this amount to !?
As TAR as the Executive goes, we are authorized
to follow not to keep pace with, much lefs
ihoot head of him. 1t therei difference of
opinion, you are in the wrong you mutt fub-
NIT TO the mere duty of reginsring his edi6s
am one of thofe who do not feel difpofed to
ttand on this ground-I have refpec for the
opinions of the members of this Houfe, for the
opinions of well-irformed men out of DOORS for
thoie of the Prelident and the heads of de-
partments; but DO not entertain thefe fenti-
ments to iuch an extent to abandon my own
opinions, to grope like mole in the dark, and
TO be contented with what is flown me- Let
US not call ourfevcs tatslmen or legislators if
we are ready to aSt without information. We
may make kind OF Confervative Senate but
higher we can never rife, if we adopt courle of
this kind.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

The letters from our fleet III the Bal
tic, mention an act Of attrocity on the
part Of the Danes, Of which there are
few examples and,which, for the hon
or of the Danish character, we trust
has no foundation. It's said, that, up
on a survey made by our carpenters of
the bottoms Of the Danish ships, 1t was
discovered that most Of them was scut-
tied. The manner in which this is
supposed 10 have been effected, IS as in
genious as the motive must have been
detestabIe. In the bow of each ship,
below the water mark, a square hole is
said to have been cut, into which piece
OF thin deal plank was SO neatly insert
ed, as almost to escape the closest OBJ
If this diaboIical stratagem
had succeeded, not one of the vessels i'll
which it WAS practised, could have
reached British port.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Lfntb Congrees ...JR 9fsston.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Washington, Oct so.
THE Rev Obadiah Brown was cho-
sen Chaplain to the House.
PRESIDENTS AIESS.4GR.
That part which relates to foreign
was committed to Messers.
Blount, Chandler, Burwcl, Goldsbo-
rough, RiAer, Troup and Whitehall.
That which relates to enterprize against
the publick peace, 10 Messrs. John
Randolph, Blackledge, Lloyd, Quincy
Hcgc, Masters and Wilbour.
That which relates to military ana
naval affairs, Messrs, Dawson, Holmes,
Rhea (of PENN Butler, Van CortIandt,
Champion and Storer.
That which relates to Indian affairs,
to Messrs. Cook, Bib, Sloan, Desha
and Harris, Adjourned to Monday.
- In the Senate, Air. Adams mo-
we'd that the subject Of the outrages bv
british armed vessels, sc. and the
formation Of seamen into a special
militia, be referred to select commit
tees. Laid on the table.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
D0rttan0,

-NOnda3, .AoUem5er I6, 1907.


Il
Arrivals from various parts or Eu-
rope, the last week, furnish much in
portant and interesting intelligence.
Under our foreign head are tie par.
ticulars Of the surrender, Of Copcnha-
gen.
The loss Of the British Is very small
whilst that Of the Danes was consider.
able.
The Danes lost 1000 men in one
sortle, and the garrison was reduced
from to 1000 men.
Fifteen hundred of the inhab;tor,s
lost their lives, and the Danish cow
mander refused to capitulate, til II.
situation Of the city became desperate
The Crown Prince refused To ratjry
the equalization Of Gen. Peynlann +; and
is determined to continue the war with
England.
Vigorous mean3 are adopted BY Al
the maritime powers under the controuI
OF Bonaparte on the continent, for In
terdicting ali commercial intercourse
with Great Britain and the govern
ment of England are determined to
capture all vessels bound to an enemv's
port. Bonaparte viii carry the same
principle into effect also.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

DFiHR -t1i2"GLy Dblcc, sept. 10.
Capt. Collier, Of his Majlsty's ship
the Saveillantes arrived at this Office
this morning with a dispatch from Id.
Gambler, commander in chief Of lis
MAiesty's Ships and vessels in the Bal
tic, addressed to the Hon. William
Wellesley Pole, secretary Of the adnli
rally, dated Prince Of Wales, n Co.
penhagen roads, 9TH September, 1907,
Of which he following is copy:
SIR-i'hc communications which |
have already had the honor to transmit
10 YOU, Wal have made the Lords Com
missioacrs Of the Admiralty acquaint-
Ell with the proceedings Of the feet IN
DER nv comnanl, down to the I'd IN.
slant / have nov to add, that the
mortar batteries which had been erect
Ell by the army in the several positions
they had taken round Copenhagen, TO-
Eether with the bomb vessels, which
were placed III convenient situations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

The French have been put In posses
sion Of the " Seyen-lsles," b. the Rus
slams.
The Crown Prince has refused to
ratify the capitulation concluded with
the English by the military commander
at Copenhagen, and declared that Den
mark Shall continue at war with Eng
land. It is presumed the King will a.
gree with the Prince. Consultations
have been held with the French C4ner-
al commanding at Hamburg, (Bcrna-
dotte) and Danish Agent has been
sent to Paris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

The last letters received from st. Pc
tersburgh, are rather Of satisfactory
natur. They do not intimate that
there IS the least probability Of an inter
ruption Of the good understanding
which has subsisted between this cOun-
try and Russia.
An application was made 10 Russia,
by our government, TO guarantee the IN
dependence Of Denmark, which was
declined.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
KEEL, SEPT. Us.

The regular troops in Copenhagen,
when it was first invested, were 1000
and there were about s or 1000 sailors.
The British force was more than30, 900.
In a sortie 81 Sept. the Danes were
repulsed, with the loss of 1000 men.
The garrison, before the capitulation,
was reduced TO 3 o. 4OCO men. The
bombs and grenadS thrown by the
British amounted to more tkan 10000
without mentioning the balls. 1900
citizens were killed, and 400 wounded
ofboth sexes.
we hear that the King OF Sweden is
attacked with anervous disorder.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
american .4f1irs.

On the situation Of affairs between
this country and Great Britain We have
nothing official. Reports and Newspa-
per accounts have been various and con-
Trajectory. As the public are much in
terested in the question Of PEACE ot
WAR, every rumof IS viewed as inlpor-
tant, The first Of last week it was re-
ported that the ReUeHg- had been spo-
ken with on her passage from London
for Washington, bringing a declaration
OF war. The next day y ~as s.a:ed
that an arrival at Ncw-Yor&, brought
intelligence that treaty between the
two countries was agreed upon and
signed. We have verbal information
from Liverpool as late as Sept 81, BY
which we learn that Mr. Maury, Amer
lean Consul at that place, expressed
confident belief that matters would be
amicabIy adjusted.
[ AFTER preparing the above, Mr.. SEwAL1.
Of this town, politely handed us the Bestgr
Palladium Of Friday last, CONTAINING the fol-
owing extra and interesting inforiration-
The Editors Of the Palladium will acceBt
/ our thanks for their attention.
Palladium Office Friday forming, O'Clock.
A gentleman this moment arrived from
, New-York, in 80 hours, has fayoured u
with paper Of "Wednesday last
The SAMSON, which left Plymouth,
Eng. Oct. 3, had arrived at Network,
and brought London dates to Sept. 50.
The Revenge was at Portsmouth Oct.
2, where Mr.. Monroe was expected in
few days to embark !; his baggage
had been packed UP for week previ-
Gus. Il was rumored, that the right Of
search for scamcn would not be y?elded
by the British, not even As rcsDscted
national ships, and the prospect of an
4 accommodation was gloomy. The
English had issued orders to detain all
American vessels bound to or from the
ports Of an EDemy.
y. The London Star, Sept. Is, saws,
" We are informed that our Govern
mcnt has resolved to RETALTATE
!, ON FRANCE By A PROCLA-
/ NATION IN THE EXACT MOD.
A, FL. OF THE TRENCH DECREE.
Not only the coasts Of France and Italy,
but every European port under the
oontrcul Of Napoleon,as also all foreign
| dependencies, will be declared in a
state of blockade, and all vessels ira
ding with them considered good prizes.
| We understand the dcfnitive answer
given Mr.. Monroe is exactly conlorlna-
bic 70 the principles about to be adop-
ted.
Avery new and formidable expedi-
ton was fitting out, said to be destined
! to try Bucnos Ayres once more. It
must be suspected Of some other dest.
nation.
4" Mr.. Monroe it seems, was instluc
ted to declare, that should the British
Government refuse 10 concede tie
points demanded BY America, the Men
Importation Act would Immediately
be enforced.-The reply was, I am
) commanded ~ lis -,lajesty 10 inform,
you, that the issue Of such an order by
| the american Government via II con
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
Sg the G5aiIs.
WOBS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, NOV. s.
An invitation " To the Young Men
o. Baltimore" 70 tar and feather Luther
Martin, Esq. and others, appeared this
morning in daily paper of this CITY
and an infamous handful was circulat.
cd, giving notice that the Chief Justice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
NE " EXPEDITIONS

-, LONDON, SEPT. is.
ne following regiments are inme-
uia.ciy 10 embark on sheciaI ser1qre.
unaer the command Of Gen. Beresford.
Siz--Detachment Of the Royal Artlle-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16

in consequence Of this capitulaClon
tao English tOO-> possession, at noon, on
the 18th September, OF the citadel and
Tao feet. It IS impossible to calculate
the loss IN the city. Three hundred
md FIVE houses were reduced 10 ashes.
They are at this moment occupied in
cqaip?mg the fleet The English
troops are embarking and the feet
Will depart in month.
The s=questrItioA Of English goods.
was taken oil the 9th.
The Prince Royal has refused TO &C
knowledge the clpitulation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-16
LATEST
5forel5lG 9llteIIigenCe.
From tie Paris DIy1lteltr.


hlELf SEPI. -, oOds
On the second September, at night,
the English commenced a terrible can
nonade Of Copenhagen, which continu-
e,l nearly twelve hours and after a
short cessation, recommended, and con-
t;nucd il Tor forty-eight hours without
Interruption.
On The 18th Gen. Peymann, with the
advice Of his general officers, agreed
upon equalization, and issued proc
lAmation to his iellow-citizens, announc-
ing the event.
The following IS a correct coply of
the equalization -
Ca5if4tation Of Copenhagen.
Arr. I. Immediately after the
signing and ratification Of the present
capitulation, the troops Of his Britain
mic Majesty shall be put in possession
Of the citadel.
II. A guard Of British shall also be
placed in the naval arsenal.
III. The ships Of the line and 9TH
er vessels Of war, OF all kinds, with all
the naval stores belonging to his Dan
ish Majesty, shall be delivered to Com
missionens to be appointed by the COM
mandlrs ia Chief Of the forces OF bis
Britannia Majesty, and the Commits
siouers shall Immediately be put in pos
session Of the naval arsenals and ware
houses, and all the magazines and yes-
sells they contain.
". Permission shall be given to
the British transports, in case it shall
be found necessary, 70 enter the port
for the purpose Of taking on board tie
troops and stores which shall have en-
barlsed on the island.
". The vessels of war shall imme-
diately proceed from the inner har-
bour; and il the space Of six weeks from
the date ofthe capitulation, or sooner if
possible, the troops Of hisBritannic Ma
lesty shall restore to the troops of his
Danish Majesty, the citadel in the same
state it was found when occupied by
then.-Thc British troops shall en-
bark from the island Of Zealand III
the time above mentioned, OF earlier if
possible
vi. From the moment of the sig
nature OF this capituiation, hostilities
shall cease throughout the Island of
Zealand.
VII. No person shall be molested,
and every species Of public and paivate
property, excepting the ships and YES
sells Of war, and the naval stores above
mentioned, belonging to his Danish
Majesty, shall be respected ALL the
civil and military authorities in the SER
vice OF his Danish Majesty shall contin-
TIE il the full exercise Of their functions
throughout the island Of Zealand and
every thing shall be done TO produce un-
ION and harmony between the two ma
lions.
VIII. All prisoners taken on either
side, shall be rcciprocally restored, with
conditions and the officers who have
given the paroles-ot honor shall be dis
charged.
IL. Al English property which
shall have been sequcstrated in conse-
qdcncc Of hostiiities shall be restored.
The present capituklt;on shall Be rat
iied BY the respective Commanders in
Chief; and the Publications shall be
exchanged this day, before noon.
D1ne az C2heHhagcn, Sehf. Z, 1907.
(5igned; JAMES GAMBLER,
CATHCART,
PF.NAIANN.
In consequence oc this caDjtuIarion