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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
Approximation PrIzes
5 ,495 Prizes amounting to....... $780, 90
whole Tickets $IO-HaIves Ss-
Ou.prEpO S0
Plan of the Lottery

The Numbers from to SC. 900, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips Of paper, encircied with small tin
tubes and placed ia one Wheel.
The first 467 Prizes, similarly printed and en-
circled, are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number is
drawn from the Wheel of Numb,rs and at the same
time prize drawn from the other wheel. The No
and prize drawn out opened and exhibited to
the audience, and registered by the Commissioners
the Prize being placed against the Number drawn
This operation is repeated until all the prizes are
draw out
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Z" 10Han
(" +" 10 Quarter
I" 10 Eighth
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTItl.
GATES

CAIES
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they WILDE forwarded
by first mail.-Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizeswil be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their post office, county and State.
~ Remember that every Prize il drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
~ All Prizes of 81 OF and under, paid immed-
ately after the drawing-o.her Prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days.
communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets, or Cert fcates to
S.SW AN g. CO., Augrs Ga,
IVA list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each
one is entitled 10, will be published after every
drawing, In the following papers:--N o. Delta,
Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
Gazette, Atlanta lnteligencer, N. Y. Weekly
Day Book, SsTsnsh Morning News and Rich
mond Dispatch, New York Dispatch and Paulding
(Mss) Clarion.
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Sewing Machines

WE haze accepted the agency of Grover g.
Bakers Sewing Machines from r. II, Brockway,
Of Nashville, sole proprietor Of this State. This
Is admitted TO be the most practicable of any yet
offered to the public We sell at the same price
that the proprietor does at Nashville; those buying
from us can save freights TO this point. All those
interested in having work done with dispatch
will please call and examine the machine II will
do more york in three hours than the best seam
stress can in week. Terms cash only.
THOMAS a. BROTHER,
Aug 2S, 81
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HAVANA CIGARS.

10000 Extra fine HAVANA Cigars consisting
of Napoleone. La Terracetas, B. r. Regalia OPP
sras, Shuck Cigars, and large lot Of German
cioars. which viii be sold very low for cash.
THOMAS g. BROTHER.
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EAGLE PLANNING MILL,
GAINESVILLE, TENN.
w S, M'REYNOLDS g. GO,

The above Mill and Carpenter shop is now in
full operation, and we are prepared to furnish
Dressed Flooring, Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash,
Blinds, and everything usually Manufacture red in
such Shops, on the shortest notice, and in the
most workmanlike manner. We have secured
the services Of Mr.. E. NJ. Clark whose name is
Synonymous with good work, as foreman.
All persons wishing work done, are requested
to give us a call, as we are determined to work
cheap.
No work or lumber taken from the shop or
yard until paid for, unless by special contract.
WIN. S. McREYNOLDS 81 co.
April 3, l657-tf.
W Hopkinsville Mercury and Russellville
Herald copy 2mo and send bills to subscriber
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Lost.

On Wednesday the 23d, small pocket book
containing sum of money, and few papers,
for which the finder will BIO suitably rewarded by
leaving II at the residence Of Or. COOPER.
Oct ? q, 1857. 1T,
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BRECKENRIDGE COAL OIL.

WE have the agency of the Breckenridge
Coal Oil and Lamps for Montgomery Co., and
will In few weeks be prepared TO furnish it
Wholesale or retail. II is decidedly the most bril-
liant liCht vet offered TO the puc. We invite ev-
sry one TO call at our store and see II burn.
THOMAS g. BROTHER.
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PURE CATABA BRANDY.
One cask pure Brandy for sale by
THOMAS & BROTHER.
BEAUIIFUL BUILDING LOTS.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS.
Every body canhave chance 10 buy valuable
OF in the heart of le town, and where the bust
ness must ineviutl' 60. they are situated on
THIRD auc Corr \ ,e Streets, and no such a
haroe for baree will be offered again -
caf;i tvs aewill be at public auction
ASI1s & q April.
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GENERAL AGENCY AND LAW OFFICE
Stewart College.

THIS Institution is situated in Clarksyille,
Tenn, a town remarkable for the beauty of its
scenery, the saluhrity of its climate, Its CONNER
cal enterprise, and the christian morality of its
population. No place in the south west eau COM
pare W tn it in point of health.
The College building, erected at a cost OF $685.
GOO, stands in beautiful grove OF natural forest
trees. The edifice is one of the most stately, ell
egant, capacous and imposing in the whole coun-
try; the rooms are lofty, large, well ventilated,
and elegantly finished
The Chemical and Philosophical apparatus are
now complete and CT the most approved charac-
ter. The extensive and elegant Neurological and
Geological Cabinet of the late Prof Vanuxem. of
Philadelphia, together with complete labratory.
and numerous Meteorological and geological draw
ings, afford the amplest means and the very best
facilities for the study of the natural sciences
The discipline of the Institution will be paren-
tai and kind, bu strict, firm and uniform. The
Faculty pledge themselves to watch with untiring
vigilance over the morals of the young gentle-
men, and TO see that they apply themselves with
diligence and earnestness to the acquisition of
those principles of science and department which
can alone fit them for the arduous and responsible
duties of life. Any young gentleman who is in
corrgbly indolent or perversely bad will be dis
missed.
The term will commence on the first Monday
in September next.
w. NJ. STEWART, President.
July 10, l657-tf
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James M. Ogburn,
Public AuctiOneer and Collecting
Officer,

Offers his services to the citizens of Montgom.
cry County, He will attend sales and make col
leelions in any portion Of the county.
Woodlawn.i enn, Sept is, '57-ti.
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Jacks Here!

At the same old stand, Strawberry Alley, pay
ing license for Second Glass House, think
better than some houses. Call, | will wait on
you as politely as can to Sherry Coolers, Port
and Claret Punches, Sangerees, Lemonades, Ale
Tobacco, Cigars, &C.. other liquors by the quart
Ale and Wines by the drink, and Aromatic Bit
ters by the drops. am not try ing to show big
in company. You all know Bill Turner. II
any one likes the above mentioned articles well
enough TO call for them, please leave the riROdiRt
with me, as have particular fancy in that way
Of doing business. JOHN w. HALE.
July %, lS57-3m
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IN cHANcERY Am GAINESVILLE.

in CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
Thomas II. Hinson and John McNiblett, vs.. D..
f. Jones, John II. Jones, II II. Hollister and
John M Newell. .l.ilsrril AaaftI. .fl.lrl
From the allegations in the bill, which Is sworn
to, IL appears TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master that B. e. Jones is a non, resident of tho
State of Tennessee that the ordinary process.
Of law cannot be served upon him. 'a4 ~
1t is therefore ordered, that publication be made
in the Chronicle, a newspaper published IN the
city Of GAINESVILLE, for four SUCCESSIVE weeks,
quiring said non resident 10 appear at the next
term Of the Chsncery Court TO DO held at Clarks-
vile, ON the Sd Monday In October neat. and plead
answer, or demur to Compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as TO him, ans
the same ret for hearing ex parte.
7. J'MUNFoRD.,C g. M.
Sept IS, '57-4w-pr fee SO. 800 .--r
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DR.. C. II. LOCKERT

Having located in Clarksvil!e, offers his profess
sional services to the public.
0-I'lIe will be found at his fathers (Eli Lock
ert s) and in the day. for the present, at the office
Of DR.. HafkiAs.
July 81, '57-tf
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Last Call (!

Fiom the lst oil June next we shall commence
putting out the accounts and notes duo us into the
hands of officers for collection, with positive in
structions to give every one chance to pay before
warrantng. From the i'll success we have met
with in collecting, we forced to this course
SO call in and settle. Respectfully,
Nav % THOMAS s. BRO.
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IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
John II. Jones vs. w. f. Newell, John Walk.
or, j r. Gentry and e O. MuFpllev. NJ

er,J F.OeHtry. and E.G. MuTPhey. 3T
From The allegations in the bill, which Is sworn
TO, II appears TO the satisfaction Of the Cerk and
Master that the defendants ]. Walker and ], y.
Gentry are non-residents Of the Sta Of Tenn. SO
that the ordinary process Of law cannot Be. served
upon them.
four success siye weeks Ina the Clarksvile Chroni-
clio, newspaper published in ClarksylIle, requi.
ring said non resdent defendants 10 appear Al the
next term Of the ChaneeTy court 10 be held At
Clarksyille9 Tenn, on the 3rd Monday Of Octos
bei next, and plead answer or denur te-seHa--
plainants' bill, or the same will DO taken for
fossed rs 90 them, anu set down for hearing 81
parte. -- T. ]. MUNFoRp, @. g. N.
septls, 57-4w-pr fee 50
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John Shillito & Co.
Nos lOl, lO3 and los IVES, Fourth Street,
CINCINNATI. IS $50 .s s8I

Importers Of Dry Goods and Carpeting.
Respectfully call the attention Of their custurn-
ers and Purchasers generally TO the opening of
their New Store. on Monday, the 3lst inst, with
an extensive and varied assortment Of
Dry Goods, Carpeting, Floor oil Cloth
&c. Families, Merchants, Hotel keepers, Steam
boat owners, and strangers may depend upon find
ing the best class of goods, wholesale and retail,
at prices as low as they can be purchased in the
Eastern cities.
Aug. %, '51-2m% slst IA.
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JOHNSON's PANCAKE TOBACCO.

s Boxes Pancake chewing tobacco, the finest
THOMAS g. BOTHER.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

c:.er for sale the house and lot where | reside,
part of the Building is nearly now, a Double Kitch-
en- and separate room for servants, Brick smoke
house, a wood house and new stable, built this
spring possession can be given by the first or fl.
teeth of November. For Terms apply TO me.
SAML, SIMPSON,
Sep. Is, SIT
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FALL M PORTAT IONS!
1857.
Morgan az Go.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
STA PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
NO.49, Public Square, NASHVILLE.
We have the pleasure of informing our custo-
mers and the trade generally, that we are now
daily recsiving and opening our usual Fall took,
which will be ready for exhibition by the Goth inst
We invite the attention Of the trade to the ex-
animation Of this stock--as we feel that with our
long experience and the facilities we enjoy, we
have succeeded in bringing out an assortment of
goods which cannot fail TO please, as regards
styles and prices, all who may favor us with
careful examination of it.
MORGAN & co.
Nashville, Aug IA, '57
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Prof. Woods celebrated Hair Restorative re-
stores the hair to its original color, and renders II
beautifully soft and glossy. This is decidedly the
most superior article its line, just received and
for sale by
THOMAS g. BROTHER.
March 10, '57. Ijtr
SCOTCH, RAPPEE g. MAC. SNUFF.
6 gross Rhineheart superior Scotch Snuff, in
papers
40 do Mac Snuff, Rose scented.
90 do Rappee Snuff, do do
for sale low by
THOMAS & BROTHER.
Z March 10, 81.
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New Establishment.

THE subscriber would res -
pectfully inform the citizens ofC\SAAA
Clarksyille and the surrounding Ot1fTjJf- M
country, that he has located in
Clarksvile, for the purpose of manufacturing
Carriages. Being practical workman, of long
experience, he has no doubt of being able to give
satisfaction. Also, Repairing and Painting old
carriages done in the best manner and at short
notice. G]'Sbop at the head OF Strawberry Alley
near the Court house.
GEORGE PATTEN.
July 3, ls57-3m
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ON MANHOOD,
And ats Premature Decline.
Just Published, Gratis, the goth
THOUSAND,

few words on the rational treatment, without
Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea or Local Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous pebil-
ty, Impotency, ana Impedimentsto Marriage gem
orally. BY r, De Laney, NJ. D. The important
fact that the many ala ming complaints, originating
In the imprudence and solitude ofyouth, may be
easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this small
tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new
and highly successful treatment, adopted by the
Author, fully explained, by means of which every
oneis enabled TO cure HinsELF perfectly and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all headver'
tised nostrums Of the day.
Sent 10 any address, gratis and post free In a
sealed envelope, by remtting (pos paid two post
age stamps 10 DIR. b. DE LANEf.
II Lispenard Street, New York City.
december 18th, lS56-H.
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All Persons having Watches in my shop, left
six months and over are requested to call and get
them away by tho first OF October.
g S. SIMPSON.
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s. D. MORoAN,. J. CHENEY. ST. c. NJ. MORGAN.
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Sept % '57..w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26

,s ss ,svo he esakty yoy nsss<s ,ss mss 80
" MIN r ne ceDssn ned Cover 49, o.
tss sr,c asa Gel tend ~ Sssress tne t1s~rs
B.ess ~ needed 70 est.. ,ES 10 n -sr5 snted
Ne ,,s Rcss hove ess lsAs secs. 80 Lena
Issp has se,B,ued 6 ,or y co. ~eeh-.ae lss
vice beng - vAh there ssseArs 70 b. little oss
Tnlex-In fis demand and sesdy. 6Ooa BsteAes.' Ass
ejstSon nay b quoted - y sat -.
Rosts- Coz sssdsT Win sales OF s>oot SS
s,sr ses /. for PhEsiessa I'D H. sell fer Bait
ns-s- ,,...,. zoe
Uu.-srsrrn eont-oes rc-s.a Hni tr>s's eSsei a. fSs
AS Without 6DGia az vdyeTs. No N-Ae here.
CtovsssEtD quiet ,houi change ~ price 6Sesss Anle
., an - h.s, sf-prs-d Tor sacn 18th inst
Corroy-Th.u.iet continued snls. ed until rae.dsy ~h
49,, b., .iue- has bsen greater desire 20 sell
spd hoders pretty generally submitted 70 decline Il ID
a n OF tie rates % the week Tdy the uiAte wa
f,ly ,uppliee and do exceed Sa bales In Ma
chester here Is ehAnre 10 report Addlns O''eA''
ii-le1.; Mobile. I'D UPznds, I'D n
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other DISTINGUISHED ~ ptlemen bad also done the

other distinguished gentlemen had also done the
handsome thing by Mr.. Sallivsn, and Der Catholic
Majesty bad been charming II u supposed, there
fore, that Mr.. Sulhvans yisit has been agreeable,
ana no doubt will prove e great advantage to our
afoirs IN Lisbon
in three or Jour Of the Government Departments
the saloons are being prepared to give balls every
week. In the palace, the Queen iss cot Gsyes
given any having preferred ina birthday Of the
Princess dec. 2O) to give 5000 in charity to the
poor. mink have already Old you that this is
The greatest quslny OF Isabella E.-ner charity.
Some portions Of the old Progresista par. an
near 10 6a?e been attacked lately with a mama AZ
euioglzing the Royal Family Of Portugal. The
Proeresstas, beside being loOlIsb, are also little
exiravagant and seekers ster some new thing. Like
pusillabimous party, they do not dare exactly TO
suppress the lUbarchy, aud go looking about with
a lamp in the daytime seeking for a hing. Who
would have thought of IT. occurring to them 10 go
wbistling for a Portuguese DO not make much
account Of this movement II Isabel III. should
fall, after her will come the Republic, and not the
Portuguese monarchy.
Many Csrlist chiefs have entered Spain and sub
mit'ed TO Queen Isabel, having obtained from their
chief MuntemOlin the permission to do so.
The price Of bread has not changed other pro-
visions have rather increased in price; 5000
bushels Of wheat, purchased by the Government OF
Narsces, had already arrived at Madrid.
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SWITZERLAND.
THE DIFFICULTY SETTLED.

Adyic.s FROM Pans intimate tia. there s growing
probability, amounting slmo. TO certainty, OF ape
cisc solution of the Neufct i.e question. dispatch
from Bere dated tie sth, says tina, the Federal Coun-
ell Of swhz. Rand, considering the ne~ propositions
which have been submitted 70 it by the Emperor NJ
pol,on. and supported by the good oces OF Eoslsad,
TO DO such as are acceptable - the swls Cniedera
tivp has decided to convoke the Federal Assembly OF
Switzerland for the l4th inst TO receive those proP
sitions.
letter from B.rne OF the Sd, in the Isdtpe'tfa"ee
3,lse. .sy., reliably that the proposal s IS foao"s;
England completely approves Ct The lssf pfop'sl-
ton made by the Emperor Napoleon, neney tos, 'a1
8, IL. FEDERAL Council Is requested "a release tae seai
chstel o,isoper. sol<y out Of regard for The tnsody
r.. H. OF the Emperor The En- 2eror 10 retnra ea'
cages 10 epdeavor 20 obtain from the hins 81 ffea
he oouples rrnupc.ation of EeufchAtsl 50 'otd me
King Of Prutsa rvfse 70 negotiate Oh tnis oes'' 'oe
Emperor viii opp.e any :ggIe.son on ne PIT ;sa ~
Prussia o. ainst SsrzerAndi ana VII os'en9 SNe N0
psnde, - of NeuSchatel.
A litter from B.rne, IN relation to n sArsr mrs.
cage to the German States, mentions, IA the ~sy Oh
parcu ar, that On the suth OF December, toe ere OF
the OPT ming of the sw,s Federal Assemble Tie FED
elsl Council received telegrsphic dspetch hun tbs
Swse CopsplGenersl at LEIPZIG, arnounoins NAV toe
Dale Of saIe-Coburg wished earnestly 70 sp~oS WIKI
ssegsts Of the swiss Federal authority on the soo
Zee. Of N.SsetsHL n. Fsrer IVES Therefore cent
The particulars Of the proposals. made to rim did not
spire, but il uaders; I'D that his mssson Rad
failed.
The sudipee given BY tie King Of Prussia 70 MI
Fay the United STATS minister 70 svfI-faad, Who
was accompanies By Coat MuIip.n, vas, ~as Of
I've kours dsratinn- rhs K,Ds rep9r.d 10 have
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Rtessrx.s., Spence Il Cs.s Ciresias'

D. 81 LIyEapooL., Jan 9. 1870
100000 s,o<u M uHrAr COIN AID PLoSA ~
rHs poRr or LIvEsto;L q, ,.r
Dec. 81. 1855. Jnr- % 800 De- ~ .sS''
wheat susf,p.....:S 80 - ttSt-s
LaciAa Con- Ss>''e - ass 7es C,a8
F10uH. bayr.ls..... - asE as'ox3
Tlesr, sscls ..,.. .sS-.,sh.,. h..n NJ al.
"a, ,.,s q Ss Is. sssa whest. c7 sa.h Corr ~ ~
~. res Ton, h.. et.ss ois heat ho sSs ne1~
ral-sn a 10 srs Whest from iaaiA A, L.. sa.u,
b. mel. S.li..iss u wsesi for tas vssL :, 10 - "a
Cay wer. s51 t4Srs. o. So !, Hsis" wv P"' - vs.
spop dinsweeA Il last year .,,x.,.,s ,,,sn Do
,ns scr wsr.T a. SeyOus pees fLov. Sal .aa osstra
A. r,h,, lover ME. Coas qaiet ut nd enc
Al - dst g; vhi,e 10 sorss request o. 81 90
a &c then he esius,sd stoef OF breso as % =
Hsl.d ma bsips r,sssr than wss - a
k.s bad essins .e,c: on TIE trsds; ,,.5 80
,,, "a. 70 si,pdsucs Of buyers. kAd only ia.ss Se
s,,,,, Ws..Y 4, priss, sbsds e.sisg 10 ILoes Aso h
done Ii, s.ipr il favor q sHJs, .,ls wss.r
He'd sss wh,<, Sdr 10 ~. W..s.rs sS1s
asa hi ispi.s Co.s-MIsd, SSsS'i ieL'"' VIZ
Ss, WHITE S5iS8s$ eoe -. ,l,.,. 80. al,
Bt,y-rse f-rr. her frDer bit SOME heheis - va.
v--,.r 20 .seeps lo~ prsss or sfST qa>n's s ss arc
linked - - $1,000.
Pons {. vitlsst change In AES-e> ase are 10 ''sss~S
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FRANCE
TERMINATION OF TIE CONFERENCE.

TERMINATION OF THE CONFERENCE.
Tn. Conference cloeed on the evening If Tuesday,
the a. by ihs,gppg Of protocol which parpors to
termns.s the drfu)es tna; Love hisbert1 prevented
the execution toe u.stles ~ the Both o; March.
The following j. The statement nv the Aoal~...
Z" re representatives ot toe cootrsc'ns Colrs 10
the CppreA Pa~is assembled tdis o.7 TEDDY
Jan. ID cobfIebc. 81 tBs Ho'el OF TIE MiLi-teT c
roreisa Affairs. signed Piotocoi which puts Al cod
10 t'e dfculn-s enc C.tered in the execution OF TIE
treaty - the JOth OF March
II s Iha, The nature Of the loosliy did not
slC " The Boundary CJnmiseion % come - laier
standing upon al The poibs " he hontLs. hoe
Between Turkey in Europe and RGssla; OF Ebe other
bsI d, II becsme ne,r'saTy 10 supply for tbe sIeaee
which The treaty bar sept relative 20 the fate OF tee
Isle e Serpent; 6uay, the -'ct sppllcat Of the
2st Article By xibg the Della Cf the D.oaoe u
Modsys, TOOK away from the i1 aed!ste sVcerf yn.y
Of Turkey ifOry which formerly was directly
cepeLdepcy Vfthe Sublime Pore
spTed vith the resolutions Of thu Congress, and
riet Ig TO conclia'e al inter SIC the Conference by
uUsunnous cobs-Bt he's de idrd tia; the toUier Toe
shall follow ihs Vale OF Trsjaa far ,he river A.
yuk iesyipg Bolgrsd and r-1sk ~ Mo'd4vis sod
u at Russia sh.l 'etsil tie rgnt bank IT tc1 steam
the Town If Konra,, with q terrtJry Of about 800
square ver's.
THE l,e Of Serpen's has been considered belong.
ing TO .be mouths Of the Dabube, aud it has beea
agreed ID 81 il goes Filh their destination.
The Conference bss recognized that il Vas the in
tention Of TIE CUngr rees,sbl 81, by Ar. u OF
the Treaty. Of Peace in their former c,od The ter
rit nee tuat.d west of the boundary ard 20
form ite to the provisions f tue neso,iatr. of the
peace il bias decio Cd that thse ter torres h al De
need 10 MOldavis with the Exception IF the Della II
tie DsDute, which returns directly 70 Turkey.
cit has been oecced, more Iver ths, Ins SEh Of
u. II Mar, tbe 61'bg o. he boundary Oh Al be
Elected and that st the dse the Austrian troops
old The Bfiii.b squadron shall have esacu,ied the
Danubisn PrDcipalies and the internal waters OF
Turkey
"be Conmission of the Prinsipslities, TIE me- bers
of which already ct CunslantIoops may Therefore
at thai pTiod proceed 70 the Provinces aud fl FL the
misson int usted 10 il As ,oon that Com Mission
sha bsve ternlr sed its lsbors it will render
count thereof 10 the COnfe which will NEE. at
Paris acc riding TO The terms of the 18Th Article Of toe
treaty &c sanction By Convention, the Il Ia agree
mtnt come TO between the con rsctng pAto. relative
TO the organization Of the Prncpahti,s.'