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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-16
BALTIM @ r Z
Rolling and Slittlng-Mlll.

s9-HEs subscribers are daily receiving from
4 the mandatory a complete supply OF
Sd, 4d, sd, Cd, I'd, Sd, lod, I'D and 20 PEN
ny Hoop Iron suitable for cut nails-Also,
Spike and Mai! Rods of all sizes. manufacture
ed from iron of the best quality and executed
in the neatest manner, which they sell at PHI
ladelphia prices for cash, or on the usual Gre
dit for acceptances In Baltimore. lhsy also
execute orders tif for more than . ton1 IN the
neatst manner at very short notice.
Andrew & Thomas Ellicott.
Baltimore, Oct. 81. NOV. 5 eol9tf
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Robert Gray.

Bookseller, Kiag-street, .AsrQndsfc, has tateIy
receiped for sale the ! o!losring .4'ticies.
ReeveSs water colors, in boxes, con-
tanning from six to eighteen celors; ladies,
japan dressing cases; japan ink-chests; dura-
bic ink for marking linen supertlne warrant
ed black lead pencils; pounce and pounce
boxes, camels' hair pencils for drawing su
perfine red sealing wax indian ink; parch-
ment violin strings, bows and bridges; Ger
man flutes ;; one well finished clarinet; one
hautboy; Instructions for flute and violin
tooth powder and brushes red military tea
Tiers black do. with red tops; pocket Their
nlemeters mathematical Instruments; wrl
ting ard wrapping paper; quilts; waters );
bonnet boards fullers press boards, &c. &c.
.{Ise The ,follosuiag late Publications.
yNarrens American reyoldsion, 3 vols. oes.
Msase's geological view oEthe Y. Stases.
Mrs. Opie's simple tales, 2 vols. no.
boards.
Novice Of St. Dominicls, by Miss Oven
sen
Marguerite, BY a young lady ef Philas'sl-
plia.
Domestic Cookery; Mprphy's lie of Gar
rick Steuben's military discipline; Azani's
maritime law pieces of Irish history, By
WI. Mac Nevan, sc.
For safe By the dozen,
School bibles and tcstaments; SCOTS les
sons; Mnrray's English reader: introduction
to reading; Columbian orator; looking glass
for the mind Philadelphia latin grammars /;
school dictionaries assorted; spelling books ;
primers; states; playing and message cards ;
ink powder bonnet boards, SC. &C.
on HIND,
A large stock of ready made blank books,
OF various sizes blank account books ruled
andbound to any given pattern, at short no
eee- October $,
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r o X S Il I. II,
OAK Hill L M | i L,
And two valuable Leases,


!. q, ITUATED in the county Of. Fauquief,
- on the great road leading fro,a Ash5y's
and Manassee's Gaps, in the Blue Ridge, to
Alexandria, Falmouth, ard Fredericksburg.
The mill seat commands fall CT "a feet
Ia very constant stream, issuing immeai-
atelv from the Cobler Mountain, and is i'm
proved by mercEakt mil ifty-fvc by forty
FIVE, three stories high, two Of stone and one
Of wood, containing two water wheels, SIX
teen feet in diameter, one pair Of burr enc OLE
of Allegany stones, with the necessary run
fling geer and machinery, in perfect repair
To the mill is attached a lot eftwenty acres,
in fee simple, on which there IS C. framed
dwelling house, SO feet by %, with two rooms
below stairs and two above, an ushnished psr-
rico behind, Of the whele length of tie house,
and porch in front, two excellent springs RI
sing within few feet of the dwelling house,
and the mill supply both with water.
The leases are fertwo unexpired lives, coz
tain one hundl cd acres each, and lay adjacent
to each other, and to tie mill lot. lhsy have
on them houses for the reception ct tenants.
twelve acres of impreved timothy rneaeou,
and one hundred and forty acres OF lnclosed
land, adapted for Plaster of Paris and re-
clovcc, and noT in state of high cultivation.
Thc terms, of sale Of the above property will
be made to suit the convenience of the pur-
chaser, to whom will be given an indisputable
title. For the. terms of sale or a view of the
premises, application may be made to Robert
aerdord, Esq. residing thereuron. who is
fully authorized to dispose Of the sscse-crto
the subscriber.
Charles Fenton Mercer.
Little River, Loudoun county,
Virginia May le. lis 1awH
p. s. If Tic above property is not sold by
the FIRST .of October, it will, after that period,
BE rentSd out for one or more years.
@. r. M.
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Illsf Received.

lust Received,
Per schooner Good Intent, from Ioston, aud
for sale by
Faxon, Metcalf & 90.
Corner Prince and Water streets
1000 bnlhels ground alum salt
50 boxes dipt candies
SO reans wiring paper
Is barrels apples
IS cheeses, good quality
ALTO IN Store,
10 pipes Holland gin
10 pipes first proof French brandy.
s ditto fourth 10. Cogniac dc.
6 hhds New England ruiA
40 bis Boston beef
half barrels ditto pork
90 boxes brown soap
SO ditto cod fish
100 ditto mould candies
90 dozen sifiers
Also, general assortment Of Shoes
as usual, for terms applya above.
Novemberi9 eooW
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a Taluabts Ferry for sale.

He Subscribers offer for sale the ralua-
bic / ERgY III Prince Georges coun-
e., opposite to the tcsvn &C Alexanaf;a, togo
ter wita about nifty acres ct Land ina high
state Of Cultivation, about eigat or tcn acres
of which are il timothy and more could be
converted INTO lnees!ow at = sis,,.ii cxPcnce-
CT wisl t!t@rc is also ,all;eoic f.2i,:..S land
ing. Tie purchaser may t. accenlsapelstcd
witii bo,:s afe. hali;is for canaucting ti3e ferry
to aSlvsFtasc. Ihefe &c q, Ike promises a
handsome AID ccmracdscus :teaseEail cl,i:l
letea Tor a tavern, with eohperiel.t eit hu;ia-
iaes, w 8 barn, corn house, sis;...ss, syc.---
tt'oissersas aF.llv 20
Waiter D. ADDITION,
& IoSeph Ihouas.
Nov. 5. saw
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Charles Fenton Mercer.
Patton and Butchers,

I!aUe receired BY the shihs IVilhen AID join,
CAPTAIN Woodh6nse, and The l1efy, CG'ttain
Ba56ige, from LivcT!ooi, a general assort-
aaeut Of
IP . N Nj O N G cry,
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G. e K. WAITE'S
7S,aly Fortunate Lo77'E RI c'FFIcE, co'7lsr e
Maker and C.a1RLES-SaREEqs,
BALTIMORE.

The grandeur oftho scheme of the above
LOTTERY, together with an assurance from the
Managers that it will positively commence
tlra,yine on the Slst day Of December next,
.baya seen sufficient inducoment fer the sab
sceihers to come tothe city of Baltimore Tor
the express purpose of facilitating the sale
Of the tickets.
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-ofSica Nh. 1,r.t !, cases Of
gid ot. Essefsiis 1'AoN'
enc dozen !, c,,.;...
A few dozen me ola iro,.ln ,l;ttars
Ditto do. pest WIG Di''e''
jamaica and Vests nt'ia rum
New-England GO.
Cogniac, Bourdearx and NaPies pFan's
Holland and country gin
Schiedam ginin eases
Irish wilskey, very Old
! 20 barrels Pennsylvania rye "illsASs
Cider in barrels
White vino and Cider ylaessr
Florence oilin TASKS
hogsheaeis HAVANA honey
IS do choice retailing r9oiassSs
Gunpewder
Imperial 1888
Tyson IEAS
Young tyson ef good qftehfg'
Souchong
Muscovaio sugars, different qualities
BengaLwhite do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia pa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-16
JOHN LLoYD.

s, JOHN LLOYD,
las asd received e per the William and IL,
the George from Liverpool, ! :, as s'lN, tN
sortment of seiesal !,
f A L L G OODs
Which are for sale on the usu,,, -
October g. ms
- -. : = d6teolm
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4 AE SUBscRIBrec

Berg des1rons Of bringing tie affair, 81.
srzn Of THOMPSON end VETFycn ne at
,faal close, OFFER FOR Sal p ~ Sti' 10
inn "e jolss,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-03


selves prepared to support, to the utmost OF
our, power, and at the risquc Of our lives
and fortunes every vigorous and efficient
measure OF our governme lent, to punish or
redress the atrocious and dastardly att
tack Of the British ship of war, the
Leopard upon the American frigate Chesa-
peake IS and all the ether fragrant wrongs and
insults which the British government have
been so long accommodating upon us, and
which yet remain unpublished and unatonsd
Cd. Resolved, That we sincerely applaud
the patriotic resolutions and conduct of our
fellow citizens of Norfolk, and that we co-ope-
rate with them and all other good citizens of
the United States In their most strenuous en-
dcayors toscHect the object Of those. resol,l-
tons. a
Sd. ResoJped, That John nc Kinney, Chas,
Sim,nes, Robert Young, Walter Jones, Jun,
Francis Lightfoot Lee, Cuthbert Powell, Nj
cholas Fitzhugh, Elisha G.. Dick, and James
III. Hooe be, and they are hereby constituteda
permanent committee of corresponds with
powers to make all suitable arrangements for
promoting the public safety and the defence Of
tie country y. s
meeting be signed by the Chairman and Sec
rotary and copy transmitted, by the psrnaa--.
nent committee to the President the United
States, and the principal sea port towns and
that the same be pubiishedin the newspapers.
s 5th ReSolved, That the thanks OF this meet
ing be rendered to Jonah Thompson, esq for
the discharge OF the duties of the chair.
JONAH THOMPSON, Chairman.
GEORGE DENEALE. Sec'ry.
Estraes al q letterJi; a sestle,aca in Provi-
dence (R. 1. 10 ms friend in ~. York, dated
June 18th, 1907.
g The ship Hazard, arrived here yesterday,
in "a days from Amsterdam. Thcletters and
papers are still onboard the ship. The super
cargo has come ashore, and informed me, that
it was reported in Amsterdam, that general
engagement had taken place between the
French and Russians, from the last of April
to the 10th of May, IN whichthe latter were
victorious, and the French were retreating."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-03
By THOMAS JEFFERSON,
President Of tie u Sta les Of america,
A PROCLAMATION.

Duane the wars which, for some time, J.
have unhsppily prevailed among thepow-
ers of Europe, The United States OF a.
merisa. 6rm in their principles OF peace,
have enieavorsd by justice, by regular
discharge Of all their national and social
duties, and by every friendly oflse shsir
situation hiss admitted, 90 ntsin,ain, With
al theAbslligeren,s, their accustomed rela
tons of friendship. hospits!i,y, aud COM
msrcial intercourse. Taking nc part IN
the questions which animate these powers
against each Other, nor permitting ,aem-
selves to en,ertain wish bot for the resto.
ration Of general peace, thsy have observ-
ed with good faith the neutrality they as
sumed, and they believe that no Instance
sof "a departure from It's duties can be just.
lyimpused to them by any nation. A free
use Of their ha,bors and waters, the means
of re6iti1g, and Of Refreshments, Of sue,
cor TO their sick and suffering, have, at al
times, aud On equal principles, been cx.
tended to all, and this too amidst a con.
staut recurrence Of acts OF INSTRUMENTATION
to the laws, of violence to the persons, and
of t.espasses On the property OF our eiii.
gems, committed by officers Of one Of the
beiligerens parties received among US. Ia
truth these abuses Of the laws Of h6spitali.
ty lave, with few exceptions, become ha..
b;.ual TO me commanders OF the British
armed vessels lowering on oar coasts, and
freeuen.ng our ha,bors. They have becn
the subject Of reaeasea representations to
their government. Assurances have been
given laat proper orders should restrain
them within the limit CT the rights and ar
the respect due to a friendly patton: but
those orders aud assurances have been
without effect, no instance Of punishment
for pas, wrongs has taken place. AT length,
deed, transcendlng all we have hitherto
seen or suffered. brings the public scnsi-
bili.v to serious criais, and our torbeaF.
ance TO necessary pause.
"A frigate Of the United States trusting
TO state Of peace, and leaving her h.fbor
on distant service, has been surprised
aud attacked BIZ a British vessel OF warot
superior force, one OF a squadron then ~.
iDr ia our waters, and covering the trans
action. ard has been disabled from service.
with tie loss OF number of men killed add
wounded. This eaorni,y was not only
without pro.oca.ion, or jussihable cause,
bin, was committed with the avowed pur-
pose Of taking by force, from ship OF
var of the United States, part OF her
crew. and that no circumstance m'ght be
wan,ipg to mark It's character. II had been
previously ascertained that the seamen de.
manded we're native citizens OF the upl!.
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Potomac Company.

M Office isherehy given, that an annual
y meeting of the stockholders OF the Poto-
mac. Company, will be held aecordinggtO law
sat the Union Tavern in George Town on
Wednesday the sdday Of August next when
the proceedings Of the board iof Directors,
with the Presidents accounts, receipt and dis
.bursements since the last gencrel mecting,wlIl
be laid before them for their consid craticn.
JOS. CARLETON, President, z s..
i By order.
@ George Town. July i r sdt3othJy.
Marine Iniurance Com rany OF
Alexandra.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Is
Iy virtue Of a deed Of trust from Phihh bqn-.
ton to the. subscribers, for the purpose OF Sc
curing the payment Of certain sums therein
mentioned, will be exposed to public sale,
on the premises, at O'Clock, in the after
noon, on SATURDAY, tic llth day OF
July next, on a credit of six months
Six LOTS handsomely situated
contiguous to the town Of Alexandria cons
tainine betwecn5 and s acres, each being a
part OF the tract lately known by the name OF
{. Stump EEA, and in the sub-elisision thereof,
as laid oafby Col. Gilpin-e'istingslished by the
nunoers 49, Is, 90, IS, "a, IS.
To accommodate purchasers, these Lots
will be set up separateiy--and for the eonsl-
Iteration money notes with approved indor-
sers, will be required.
JOHN M'IVER.
Iane 60. 3tawts
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JAMES SANDERSCN

Dfsrs for Sale, ON moderate lssTags,
5000 lbs. best Green Coffee
10 tierces fresh Rice
20 kegs fresh Raisins
lc tierces green Coppcras
pipes CogBiac. Brandy ..
10 hhds. 4th proof Jamaisa
80 barrels n. E. Rum
IS barrels WEiskey
10 bales Cotton
~ boxes Cotton and Wool Cards
10 boxes Tin Plates.
SO IND. IJF STORE,
IL h}lds. south Potomac Tobacco.
May 26.o.
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81 NJ O Il 4 4 E..

r osT. or inisla;d, ascertiicate fer TWEEN
i ty.five Shares of Stock ofthe siaIine In
surance Company Of Alaxanaria, dated May
80, I7og--sso 7oli, and o35---a.sa issued
in the name of N1arv 1'onsvay. ppllcation
will be made to the President and Directors
Of the aforesaid Company, Ter renewal OF
said Certifeate, by She executors Ct Richard
Conway, deceased.
rI.,,c dow
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Insurance. OFFICE, 3u!yE3a, 1907.

IssuxAscE OTEIcE, .yalgssa, 1907.
THE stockholders IN The Marine
Insurance Company q 4 iexandra hereby
notified, that the directors have this day de-
.lared dfyidendof FIVE per cent on that part
of thescapital stock now paid, payable TO the
stockholders, or their legal rcpressstaIyes, on
tie 18th inst.
BY order.
t.B. Nichols, sscretary.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-03

a. Tomorrow being the Ami
versary Of American independence
this paper will not be published till
Monday tlext. s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-03

The office Of the Alexandraa
DAILY Advertiser, IS removed to
Royal Street, a few doors south
of King Street.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-23
Suwarrow Boots.
sIOHN. c.. FRANCIS,
Frqa, New YORK,

IrcM .Ffy2r YORK, !:
- ESPECTFuLLYi informs the public;
d l. thatshe manufactures 8Fsyvosrosu l3oot;
with all the modern Improvements, warrante,
equal to any insthe United States. After IL :
nv years of expcrience in his business, he has
discovered q new method OF retaining the elias.
ticity il boots. He warrants tosit tae leg bf
it ever so badly shaped. He makes boots q
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows--Fairs
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes.
Duck Ellis, Round Toes, Tonaparte's GraveS.
Iefferson's Boots and Shoes. warrants e
fit the Suwarrow equal to TIE tack boots
Gentlemen will please to call and, see Tor
themselves at his shopsin King street, be.
tween Mr.NIott's and Nir Hodggkin's tavern.
january 8. com
" B. he intends selling cheap for cash !.
Printing, IN its various arr s branches alIs !.
haadloaely executed at this Office
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SEINE sIVYINE.
For Sale or lent.

n Will. finished three story DIsTcK
49,, - = ahaLLIaG 4soUSE, CONTAINING I
looas '' VIA wash hoase, kitchen, smoke
,sss So eoaea hease ana stable and other he
Il '''y eaiiata55s all OF breSs, sitqate Roy
, 49, lsg doors frora Gadsby's, and
'A.'eSet, For particulars apply 70 /:
Robert Patton. !.
sSi4rg 6. Il
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FIR SALE,

= advantageous terms,
s.c,e. 49, sommodious wen-buiit threee
oscsr; ~ssieS ass.aREHoUsE on King -stret-
App sE,,sS oy saiessfs, Richard Veitch s Co..
ecob., !. Jsmes Patton.
~. ID
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Holm G.. LAID

Has 7Nst recetuea a7ld oYefs 5ol' sazs,
81 chests fresh Teas,
consisting Of Imperial, Hyson Shnlan, Young
Hyson and HysonSkin, eli the best quality
2 bales very fine India CO'fTONS.
Also, a quantity of SALT, suitable for the
ishery.
Fresh Stone LINE, and
Red CLOVER SEED,
March 9 ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-23

Patent Elastic .Suspenders,
To be had, wholesale: and retsil, OF the "a
tentec,, next door below Mr. Alexander
M'Kenzie.s .loWerend of Prince-stfeet, A.
.Ieyandria.
! The furpass any yet extant, Tor
ease, elegance, &c. Masters OF vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West-lneles,
Spanish Mssin, se, may be furnished with on
assortment, and a great allowance TO these
who purchase by the quantity.
H. g. The buttons on the back parts OF the
waistbassd ougheto be placed the same distance
from each ether, .as TIE two center buttons on
tie Suspcnaors, to prevent Improper stfaE1-
ing. and thereby destroying the eass deslGnea
in tho construction C lie assics.
~ %Kichard <Iorwell.
1850,
Rcd, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,
.,Ry the dozen or Single stiin---for sale at
IIorweIs Patent slaspsaa@r N,annfaetory, IA
Prince street. Oh en-
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A T AANs.Rl.
FOR RENT,

re STORE, on Prince-street, between
Fairfax and Prinee-stfcst, lately i'll the occu-
patton Of Mr.. Ramsay. 1t is well calculated
for dry or wet goods store. The rent mo
derate. lApplyt TO
William Hodgfor.
Sept, IS. d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
HAGUE, AUGUsr :.
Contribution oftbe Dateby Of Warc7,

Cogfitution oftbe Dateby Of WayC77v.
Though the Poillh Throne is not rs-enabOl
ed, yet great part OF that country has reco-
vered ts independence, and forms an kercdi,a
ry dukedom, under the government Of the kirC
OF Saxony, that fovsreigu to whom the Poles, in
the year 1871, offered their crown. This no
narch has, by this arrangement, obtained an ex-
teut of territory about one bali larger than sax
ony itfslf, and the number OF his fitjetts Is now
only one million interior "a thofe Of thc king of
Pugia. The new contribution is puhlifhcd in
the Taft D0niteUr. II coufiAs Of 80 articles, di-
vided into y fs6iions, of which the following
are the heads:-
Section /. The Roman Catholic religion is The
religion OF The Gale; but all Other religions sre
free. The dutchy is divided into FIX bifhopricke,
over which one archbiihop and i've bifhops pre-
fde. Slavery is ahoiilIed, and all citizens are
equal with refpeC 10 the law.
II. Ofibe PoUeyHsnfHf.- The archducal crown
is hereditary in the king OF Saxory, who is III
appoint a vi.eroy or PRECEDENT of the miniteri-
al council. The property Of the Ducal crown
coufls, n. In an annual revenue Of feven mil
ions Of Pohh guilders, one half arling from
from the treafury Cd. IT, the royal palace of
Warfaw, and the Saxon palace.
III. Offbs miHiRerJ and TIE eoRndi Of Rate
The miniHry con6Rs of Tx members, w. the
mininers Of iunice, of foreign aflirs, If reIigi-
on. of war, Of finances aud Of police. There
is ALTO lecretary Of Rate. The council of
rate is formed out of the nniRry for the pur-
pofe of preparing plans OF laws, Scc.--al of
which the king has the power Of rejecting.
Nv. Offbe general diet.--Ghis body is divid-
ed INTO two chambers, VIZ. tie fena;e and the
Representatives. The diet is TO afembe every
year, for "A days, when royal ad OF conyen-
ton calls the members together.
V.Offbe Eenafe.- This chamber has 10 mem
bers, conljaiog OF tx bilhops, fix palatinss, and
; fix Ca0ielaos, all appointed 5yTbe king, who
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-20
GNuMRER H.

hassaiio the power cfencreAlirr the uuuhsr Of
Fnstors to so. if he ihsa think fit
'Nl4, Cff tie ebambcr IF re,rehs,lfe t;4eJ--'ihis
cehhits at 60 deputies, chufcn by the diariek
DIETS of,he mobiles, and 40 elected ty the towns.
ihe members retain their feF,s for nine yrets
on'.at the end of every three years, One third
cf the body is rcnewt d. .fdn Ar
VII fhis lection contains registrations for tbs
meeting. ofhc dillnct diets, &C., ~ a,
VIII. or IRE 2i4qfoh5 of tbs, fsyyi.org--The
lductyis divided issso fix departments, 10 each
iof ~hich;thore,is prefetl, under prefeet. nnav-
iors. anda department council of from s, TO 81 ,
memhersgC 8#t1f fs.il-e i.st, s7-l-. ~, s ~ -l-i
TX. of tie iazosy---e The Napolcoa. code
Hlail be the civil law of the duchy of .Warfaw.
Ea-ch department. has civil s, a a,5uiraic court.
1 ne COUNCIL of-aate isitbeslait court, OF appeal.
lhe5jddges.are appointed by the 'king.,l ~.
: * ORR arne9 ree.--rhe Handing army
conlits OF $4,000 men. The king can call a :
part of this force into Saxony, but muit replace
them by an equal number of Saxons. ~ :, s
: XII General rsgth,afioss.-- who have rot
places for life may be diinIified at the peafilre
OF the king, the deputies only excepted. None
but citizeHs ofith dukedom can be appointed
to public ftuations. Ailthe a6fs of the govern
ment mutt be drawn up in the Poliih language
an the civil and military orders formerly fpb-
lifting in Poland, are 10 remain Unchanged, but
the king is their head 3 =.
XII. The Prefent imRofs remain until the az
of January, 1909 No charge can be ;nadesin
the organization of the troops untfisrsynlationss
be made on that fubie6t by the diet. 1
:" we, Napoleon, by the grace of God and
he contribution, emperor of the French; king
Of Italy, and protector Of the RIeuilr confcde-r
'acy, have approved and hereby do app,ovescf
he above constitutional act, which has been
TO us, for Carrying into effea the 5th
'rticle OF the treaty of Iiitii,y and which we
,oniidei as calculated to fuIfiio engagements
% the people of Warfaw and great Poland, by
econciiing their freedom and privileges with
he tranquility of the neighboring tatrs.
g Given in the royal palace of Drefden, this
s9d day of July, 1907
(Sigued) 4t NAPOLEON.''