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NEw.YoRk, March p.
P0REEN NEWS.

Yesterday arrived in this port, the
fast sailing ship Eliza. capt. Skiddy
from Bordeaux, and 90 days from the
Conference.-The left Bordeaux on the
18Th ult. and brings Paris papers to the
ioth-as usual they contain nothing
new. The Paris Argus copies the ae-
count Of the American embargo, from
London papers but without a single COM
ment!
By turning 70 our Marine list, : our
readers will End the names Of nearly 90
American gentlemen, who left France
in consequence Of an apprehension Of
their being seized by3order Of the French
government: as the opinion was, that
there would be an immediate war be-.
tween the u. States and France.
All the American vessels in France,
that had been boarded by British cruz
zers,We1e under seizure : and the o.
p'nion was that the property would re-
main in thhsreustody Of government till
It vas kaown whether ~e adjusted our
! differences with England. in which case
It viii be immediately condemned. One
American vessel, on her passags from
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Gus of REPRESENTATIVE
Wednesdax. March 80

Tedlead0y, Ndrch 80
A message was at this moment re.
ceived from the President of the u.
States.
MI. Gardner said that possibly the
message might throw some light on the
subject now before the Committee. He
therefore moved that the committee rise.
The committee. rose, reported pro-
gress and obtained leave to sit again.
The Speaker having opened the Pre-
sidsnt's message, declared it to be of a
confidential nature. The galleries were
cleared, and the doors remained closed
till a few minutes past four, when the
House Immediately adj ourned, the in
junction Of secrecy not having been
taken OF.
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Thursday, March 81.

On this day the resolution for an en-
quiFy into the conduct of Harry LINES
was taken up and passed. -.
The billfor raising an additional mill.
tary force was ordered to a third read
ing to-day. r, -.
After which,
Mr.. Rdnd0Ibh, said that according. 10
the rules Of the House, though the bust
ness was not to be sure very important,
ye. he had a repor. o make, which re.
CURED that the galleries be cleared. .
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FOREIGN NEWS.
London, Eekraaru Is.

All accounts from Yorkshire and Lam
eashire are full of dreadful complaints On
the state of trade, the woollen and cotton
manufactures are said to be nearly At a
stand several respectable houses in
Yorkshire have had letters from their
friends in America, desiring them not to
purchase any mt wool on an, account
and many both woollen aud cotton manu-
facturers have been under the necessity
of ~discharging their woIk people, and Of
shutting their manufactures till the re.
turn Of q better trade.
February 10.
A Circumstance rather remarkable.
happened yesterday in the House Of
Lords, where a motion Of Lord Green.
vile, for papers connected with the or.
der o. council was carried against the adj
minis'ration, by a majority ofe: but il
appears that in this instance ministers
were taken BY surprize ; and lord Sid.
mouths motion Tor re s,oring the Danish
feet, was afterwards negaIivrd, on a
division of 1OS to 81. The division in
which the opposition were successful.
was alluded to in the House of Com.
mons by Lord Henry Petty who men.
toned it in terms of exultation. The
following is a list ofthe majority : Glou-
c~ester, Norfolk, Somerset, Bedford,
Essex, Carlisle, Albemarle, J.rs y,
Spencer, Cholmondely, Cowper, St.
Vincent, Grey, Sidmouth, St. John,
Dranley, King, Somers, Holland, Gren-
vile, Auckland, Erskiue, MORA, Hutch.
inson, Peterborough, Laude rdale, Sell
kink.-PTos!es-Butc, Hereford, Tha.
net, Buckley, Lucan, Ossary, Garnar.
Won. Shaftesbury, Blandford, Rossl,n n,
Guildford, Buckinghamshire, Ssawell.
Mennip, Bray bruoke, Derby, Car>s-
fort, Fife, Southampton, Foley.
February %.
A report has been in circulation siOce
Saturday, that Mr.. Canning, dissus.ed
with his colleagues, and indignant at the
insults he has received, means to take
ample vengeance for his wronss BY inn
nediatety resigning. Strong hopes,
however, are still entertained, that this
catastrophe, SO pregnant aUitA naasasI
fJr may OC dNCfScu ) SNu tnat the
wrath OF our secretary, like a storm in
spring, will, after an evanescent buster.
give place TO sunshine and tranquility.
Fol- our own part we have no he sitation
TO confess that such is our decided opin-
ion, for although we have no doubt that
Mr.. Canning would have grea, sa,isfac-
lion in mortify ing or iplurirg his COL
leagues, even to the violence Of every
patriotic feeling, we are well convinced
that he IS by no means inclined to
rel Nth his bred and butter. And the
latter, we are enabled 70 assure our rea.
,ders, would, as affairs are q, present
situated, be theinevitable Consequence
Of the former.
February %.
= Ministers we understand, intend +
muster all their forces in the House of
Lords on a motion for resembling the re-
solution passed on Thursday night con.
trary their wishes. The SrounAs.on ON,
which they mean to justify this pffocred.
ing is, the non existence o. tha. informo-
hon nphich they haor asserted in the Are-
a'"bk to the orders Of CopncrL to be in
Passession Of: and which the vote o their
LordshlPs calls upon them I produce.
sssssSSSs.sssss
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evils witch he has endeavoured to in
Aict upon others.
l have the honor to be, with great
consideration and respect, Sir, your
most ohedient humble servant.
d. M. ERSKINE.
d, Hon. James MADISON,
r. Secretary gStafr.
TransLasion Of a letter fran. N. Cham.
pagnyto Gen. armstrong, dated Paris,
January IS, 1903.
Sir,
The different notes which you have
done me the honor to address to me have
been laid before his Majesty.
The proceedings of England towards
all governments are 10 contrary to the
law of nations, and to all the rules on.
stantly observed even among euemies,
that no occurs against this power is a.
ny longer to be found in the ordinary
means Of repression. In order to annoy
her, it is become necessary to turn a.
Hainst her the arms whichshe makes use
Of herself; and iftransient inconviences
result therefrom,. it 10 to her alone, they
are to be imputed. Since England res
poets no laws, how could they be res
pected with regard to her? The MARI
time laws which she violates, ought they
stiff to be a protection to her! And if
some powers tolerate the infractions
committed on their independence, could
they have the right to require, that
France alone should restrain herself
within limits which her enemy has eve
~ where overleaped!
The United States, more than any o.
ther power, have to complain of the ag-
gressions Of England. 1t has not been
enough for her to offend against the in-
dependence of her flag, nay, agains. that
oftheir territory, and Oftheir inhabitants,
BY attacking them wen in their ports, by
forcibly carrying away their crews; her
DEGREES Of the 18th November have
made a fresh attack or their commerce,
and on their navigation, as they have
done on those ofail other powers.
In the situation in which England has
placed the continent, especially since her
DEGREES Of the l1th Of November, His
Majesty has nc doubt of a declaration of
war against her BY the United States
Whatever transient sacrifices wal may
occasion, they will not believe it Consis-
teat either with their interest or dignity
to acknowledge the monstrous principle,
and the anarchy which chat government
wishes to establish on the seas. If it be
useful, and honorable for all nations to
to be re-established, and to avenge the
insults committed by England against
every flag, 1t is indispensable FOR the u.
nited States, who fIom the extent of
their commerce have ~oftener to complain
OF those violations. War exists then in
fact between England and the United
States ; and his majesty considers it as
declared, from the day on which En-.
gland published her DEGREES. In that
persuasion his majesty, ready to consi-
der the United States as associated with
the U Of all the powers, who have to
defend themselves against England, has
not taken any defni,,ve measure towards
the American vessels which NAV have
been brought into our ports. He has Or
dsned that they should remain seques-
tered, until a decision NAV be had
thereon, according to. the dispositions
which shall have been expressed by the
government Of the United States.
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They we've cleared dirs'y, sud
so re mained until Jour o'tiolk When the
House imme diately adjourned.
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measure extorted from him by the inius.
tice of the enemy, must inevitably pro-
duce incpnvenieuces to the neutral par
ties who are affeetedb by its operation.
The right Of his majesty to resort to
retaliation cannot be questioned. The
suffering oceasioOed to neutral partiesi is
inc dental, and not Of his majesty's seek
ing. ~
In the exercise ofthis nndoubted right
his majesty has studiously e~ndeaxoured
to avoid a~ggravating unnecessarily the
Inconvenience suffered by the neutral.
And l am commanded by his majesty,
especially, to represent to the govern
ment Of ths United States, the earnest
desire ofhis majesty, to see the COM
meree of the world restored once more
to that freedom which is necessary for
its prosperity; and his readiness to a.
bandon the system which has been for.
ced uponhim, whenever the enemy shall
fetract the principles which have rem.
dered Unnecessary ; but his majesty en-.
tertains the conviction, upon which a.
lone his present measures are founded,
+ that it would be vain to hope for such a
retractiop, until the enemy himself shall
have been made to fssla portion of the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-16
A Tract of Land,

IN the same county, which was granted to
L Thomas Chapman by deeds Of lease and
release from William Tebbs for 69A acres,
bearing date the 18th and 18th days of June,
l774.
Also, one other tract of Land,
in the same county, which was conveyed to
the said Thomas Chapman by deeds of lease
anG release from Bertrand Ewell and his wife,
and Jesse Ewel! and his wife, for 80 acres,
more or less, bearing date tie 9th and 10th
days of april, l775.
Also, one tract or parcel OF
Land. which was conveyed to the said CHAP
man by deeds of lease and release from Jesse
Ewell and his wife, and. Bertrand Ewell and
his wife, for $50 acres, more CT less, bearing
da.e the ID and Sd days of January, l7S4, all
Of which deeds are now Of record in the coun-
ty court of Prince William. And also, all
the other estate, right, title, claim and pos
session which Carr Chapman, OH the Goth
November, 1897, had OF and in to the land
and real estate whereof his father or any of
his ancestors had died, seized or possessed.
The above description is taken from the mort
gage deed executed by Carr Chapman to
Thompson s. Veitch on the Goth November,
1897, and now recorded in Prince William
court, under which the property is sold. 1t
is understood that the three tracts OF land have
been united into one which ad joins the town OF
Dumfries. Omit there is a dwelling house x
some wood. The general rights described
viii, as it is believed, comprehend a fourth
part of the revcrsion of all the dover land OF
Susanna Cwinett, and one fourth part of the
reyersion of all the land devised by Thomas
Chapman to Elizabeth Overall, aiterthe death
of the said Susanna and the said Elizabeth.
Bond and approved security will be required.
Benjamin Bots.
MarehS dts
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The Capital Prize.

, Ticket No. 1914 was drawn the 3sth day
in St. Mary's College Lottery, a prize SC
10000 dollars-The Ticket was sold at G,
and r. Wa1fee, truly fortunate Lottery ofibe,
corner of Market and Charles Streets, to Mr..
Dobbin, who we understand afterwards dix
posed of it to another person in this city
Ticket No 1854 which was drawn the &c.
cond capital prize $4,000 dollars. Ticket No.
7ool, which was drawn the third capital pris.
10000 dollars,and Ticket No. 1877 was drawn
the eth capital prize 5000 dollars were az
sold at the came lucky Office. ~
March IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-16
March 8.

AT a general assembly of the state OF Con
n~ecticut, held at New-Haven, on the second
Thursday of October, A. D. lSo7--Upon the
petition of Simeon Loomis, Of East Windsor,
in Hartford county, showing to this assembly
that by means of various misfortunes he Is re
duced to poverty, praying for an act OF lnsol-
vency; and that some of his creditors are re-
sident in the states of Mesv- York, Vargznla and
Georgia, as per memorial on file dated the
2lst day of September, a. d. 1907
Resotped BY Ibis assembly, That said petl-
ton be continued to the session of this assem-
DIV to be holden in Hartford, in May next,
and that notice Of the tendency thereofbe adj
yertised in some of the newspapers published
u the city of New-York, Alexandria in Vir-
inia, and Savannah in Georgia, three weeks,
It least six weeks before said session /; which
hall be good and sufficient notice to the Gre
.itors in the said states of the tendency OF sald
petition.
A true copy of record.
Examined by
Samuel WHY'S, Sfc'y.
March ?. CIV
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STATE LOTTERY,
AEW YORK,

NEW YORK.,
For the promotion of Literature and otter
purposes. Positively commences drawing
On THE
First Tuesday in April next.
Payment of prizes guaranteed by the staes
Legislature. ''s|'
HIGHEST PRIZES.
S2s,ooe
10000
2 5000
2,oeO
2 1000
And a very considerable number Of infefi-
or prizes. Less than two blanks to a prize.
The Tickets
Are new offered for sale in a variety OF nur?s
bers at
c.. & R. WAITEss
Truly fortunate Lottery Oficesm N. YORK.
the following prices
Whole S7 50
Halves RI
Quarters 9
Fights I
But will ina few days advance in price. All
prizes purchased of G. and r.. Waite Willis
paid by them, and every information relative
to the lottery will be given to distant adyeE.-
turers gratis.
Prize tickets in the New York & Baltimore
Lottery taken in payment.
e Orders for G. & r. WAITE taken az
]. MarCh's book store. High-strect ,Gsofgs
town and puncsnally attended %
March IA.
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For Sale.
BIN

IS VALUABLE NNRCH1AT MILL,
N. containing TWO pair of Stones and tbs
necessary raaehinei for manufacturing -four /;
also a A&ili lor gsjnclng cora sid rye, aad $
Saw Mill, all IN complete Qcd2g, hIe pro
perry IS Very IgsTcfcnT 1dt.aE1~' atId
situateJ!..i in a i1iost exceI!eGt DelghborhGod for
wheat and for retailing goods, IoF the a.
mount Of the purchase vet aJd dry goods
wouIdbe taken for q coDsIG.. able part or per.
haps ali, or some Alexandra property would
be taken for a part. For fusshsr particulars
enquire of the PRINTER.
February 10. d
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FINE ARTS.
I. Bell and Son,

7EAcHEPS%DRAWING q PAINTING
AMBITIOUS to obtain the patronage 81
the respectable inhabitants Of Alexandria III
form them, that they have taken a room ia
Fairfax street, opposite 10 Mr.. Grcgg's, sill
versmith, for the purpose OF teaching the a.
bove accomplishments. Terms for teaching
the use of Indian Ink and Water Colors, s dol.
lars per quarter-and for Oil Colors, ten dok-
lars. r.
To commence on "Wednesday March 18th.
ROS.
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IN the same county, which was granted TO
L Thomas Chapman by deeds Of lease and
release from William Tebbs for 6eA acres,
bearing date the 18th and 18th days of June,
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Decree in Chancery.

By virtue of a decree Of the superior court Of
: ~chancery To- the Richmond district, pro-
aourced on an appeal, wherein Sarah Chap
H.. vVfel<.s4-Ut ~aET CiaPIjaN, uCCcaSeu,
and Susanna Chapman, an infant daughter
OF tho said Carr Chapman, by the said Sa-
rah Chapman, her guardian, were appell-
ants, and Thompson and Veitch were ap-
pellees, l Shall, on the first Monday in .AhrH
next, before the court house of PrinceWil-
liam county, sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money, or On a Credit of s, l2& !s
months,
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BRYAN HAMPSON

BRYAN HAMPSON
HAS FOR SALE.
10 pipes old port
S do. Madeira -
so quarter casks Lisbon r.
u do. particular TeneriGe %
Is do. Malaga
Is pipes old cognac brandy
5 do. 4th proof Holland Gin
s hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
! do, first quality molassss
8 do. green copperas
3 do. alum
20 do. brown sugar
20 bags pimento
IS do. pepper
10 chests young Tyson
10 do Tyson skin H
S nc. imperial
40 bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
50 do. ground ginger
50 Go. ralsins
'Eoo los. bacon, well cured
kegs salt petre
. Quantity of fine and ground alum salt.
~ all Tunes he has the first quality -four for
Ra'Nse on hand-with a number of other
'F 'cs-all Of which be will sch low On his
y tsor tssHas,
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JAMES S~ANDERSON,

ogtrssor sale 0ery loaV'
IS hogsheads MuseoVaao Sugar'
20 bags green Coffee
Is hogsheads we'll favored Kun
S pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 quarter casks Sherry Vine
IL bales Tennessee Cotton
ind as ashat
A general assortment of the best Wines
Spiirituous Liquors, Teas and Groceries.
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The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Crsik and Washington, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent-all persons IN
debted to them are requested to make pay
ment to Mr.. James Craik West, who is author
ised 10 settle the concerns of the said firm.
James Cralk,
VIM. Warrington.
March g..
THE subscriber being DESTROYS to settle his
accounts previous to the partnership, requests
all persons indebted to him to make lmmedl-
ate payment to Mr.. James c. Nest, who Is au-
thorissd to attend to the settlement thereof.
James Cralk.
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IOSEPH Vaudeville,
CORNER OF KING IND FAlRFA -S7REE1S,
HAS RECEIVED,
6ooo ID. Cohen Chaeie 1T quality,
II ton assorted Patent Shot,
50 half chests x boxes
7 '@ { ay.oo, : TEAS,
Hysen-skin,
s pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
&C bis. Rye WhisEey,
IS cases old MeGoc Claret superior
quality,
70 ID Nutmegs,
SO dozen London Mustard,
S casks London refined Sa!t-petre,
Is casis chewing Tobac co small twist
so boxes Soap,
rs do, mould and dipp'd Candies,
As kegsyeilow ground Ginger,
80 boxes HAVANA Segars,
5 cwt. Zante Currants,
Raians 10 boxes and casks,
Peat and hu'!ed Barley,
A snail quantity basket salt.
Which with a very general assortment OF
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
Iow fer cash, produce or the usual credit:
Nnvl6
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John c. Vowel.
also, TO REA I,

The House lately occupied by Mrs, Ntz-
gerald, situate Oil Watersheds, having every
convenience to accommodate . genteel tami-
ly. Immediate possession may be l9ad.-Ap-
ply as above.
January e. SIM
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a Brick House for Sale.
TIME Brick House occupied by Mrs. NJ
4 choas. ON the north side of Prince.
street, between Fairfax and Watersheds, is
offered fer safe on a liberal credit. For parti-
.cUlars apply TO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-27
George Fackier.
FURTHER INFORMATION TO FAR
MERS.

We. whose names are hereunto subscr;i1
ed, do hereby certify, that we are IN pos-
session Of threshing machines, Invested and
constructed by Benjamin B. Bernard. that
we give them a decided preference to all
others. and that they will, with ease. get
out 200 bushels of wheat per day, With the
draft of two or three horses.
William Boiling, William BRADLEY,
William James, William Fowler.
William Goode, George s Smith,
Edmund Logwood, John Austin,
Robert Frayser, Reuben Thacker.
The above ment oned gentlemen reside in
the state of Virginia, and exactly IN the
neIghborhood OF Gainesville, where enauI-
ries may be made. do not think that tur..
Their publications thanI have already made,
would in this state be by any means neces-
sarv, for have not only circulated through
out this state, complete and indeible drafts,
with notes of explanation, but j have gwen
ocular demonstration Of the utility Of the
Instrument, to the satisfaction OF every
James River farmer; and IL was only 70
crafty Mr. Walton that have written any
further on the subject.
YEN1AMIN 2. BERNARD.
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Deserter.

INSERTED fcI-l TIE service ftNe V"i'e1
X : S'a'es. 90 fhc 5.h ;rs'. = p-ivo,c N tine 9Th
2e.., eus or Infantry. na7rc3 Daniel J.. hrad.
ey, q Years of src, fec; inches high, dark
complexion, hazle eyes, and dark ha'r.--'c
vas born in Charles Cite COUNT, Virginia. and
IS a Ca'mey by profession The said Bradley had
1T me tir1e OF his deser,ion, the uniform OF
ne Gnited STATES Light Infantry.
A reward OF ten dollars will be given to any
oerson who wall deliver the said dese',er TO me,
or to any officer in the service oe the u States.
EDWARD BILLIARD, Capt.
5th u 5. Reg't. Infantry.
November IS. 1903 IF
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Fer Sale,

~T'Uhr valuable PLANTATION, lyi'g Amelia
: coVn,Y. on Fiat Greet; c.,tain' u.'vards
~ e'Io sece>, ooosideraoe qusnt;'; n, THIGH is
view valuable mcAlcs land. Iftnl >. !, al; sold
win dispose % thirty or ferry VA, heroes.
For terms APPLY 10
WILLING MUHRAY.
Grove Dsoak ODD Nov 1908. w6.
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Notice.

a Ii persons indebted to Robert Hill,
( - dec. and Hili aud Read, late OF New
Canton, and William Hill OF New York,
either by bond, note, book account, or
otherwise are hereby requested to make
arrangements for settlement OF the same,
on or before LIST January, 1909, with
6Toncrfefe hiH. admir-.
to Robert Hill, dec. or
Charles Oakley.
New Canton. OG taOe. VIII.
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Negroes,
named in the said deed
PAUL J. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
C..-.g....t.-l Duff. AZ. 1000

named in the said decd
PAUL J. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
Cumberland, 29.h Nov 1908. w.t..
tIY virtue oil a deed Of trust exccp ed 60 "a
Owad 2. Chanbefla}ne. now decea -ed. and
myself By Jsmes - LitiePage, to secure and sa d.
,isfy sundTg debts due by The said James y. Lii
,lspase TO Benjamin Mosby, assignee Of Wilt
srs DaudFidgs, together with expenses Of this
tyus', 0hich said deed is duly recorded in the
Comfy Court Of King William, shall m Wed
desday the Gen OF M2rch, 1879, proceed 70 ssi
70 the hghcs- bidder Tor ready money, al KING
William cOurthou-e, a certain Tract ~ Pa'cel OF
LAND. living and being 10 the Parish Of 81.
JOINS, and county of King William, and CON-
monty known as and called by the name Of Pal.
r1ers containing by estimation, four bundled and
fifteen Acres Of High Land and one hundred A..
ores Of Marsh Land, be the same more or less,
snd bounded by The lands Of BERNARD Moore,
William C'egoy, George W. Gusts, and
John Quarles, dec. and Ma,apony River.
Bernard Lipscombs
December Sth, 1903, wtds
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Boarding House.

A FEW BOARDEHS Will meet with gen
IA teel accommodations and on moderate
terms in tho house near the Basin, where the
late Mai. WIN. Austin lived.
Oysters, Bee)-Steaks, sc.
Nav be had At any moment. Gcnteel rooms
provided for private parties and the strictest
sttentonpaid them
Paul Ca G.. Jones.
December 18TH 1909