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the ships which have sailed, or may sail
from America, which have not, or shall
not be, under the late arr .ngement destin-
ed to Holland, should not be permitted to
enter the ports of Holland, or To take out
licences from hence for such purpose.
That the Com nittee do thia day (Fridayj
attend the appointed interview with the
Board. is
With the preceding Instructions. the
Committee, at half past two waitei on the
Board OF Trade, when Lord Bathurst in.
formed the Gentlemen attending, that the
particulars they had stated wolid be i'm
mediately taken into consideration, and
that an answer would be given If they
would favor hin with an interview. at the
same hour this day. It was, however, in
timated by his Lordshp, that the Board
would probably so far acceie 20 the wishes
of tae Merchants, as TO vary the time of
the proposed concession from the 10th Au-
gust to the 10th IDLY, and furth1r, I" that at
all events the shipping which have sailed,
or may sail from America, which have
not beea, or shall not be under the late ar.
rangcment, destined for Holland, snould
not be permit ed to enter the por.s of Hol-
land, or take out licences from hence for
such a purposes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
HAMzuRo. Nav 10.

A formal declaration of war, By the Russi.
An court against Austria. has just been pub
lished.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28

into Newfoundland of bread, Eour, Indian
CORN live stock, Sec. from the territories
oSthc United States, for which licenses are
to be granted the other for continuing
the prohibition of the expectation of gun.
pnwder, saI.p-tre, and am munitio,,- and
any sort of arms, Tor six months from the
9th Of June.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-28
IN COUNCIL.

The Gazette also contains two other pro-
one allowing the importation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16

.,npr, = lie marneessr c>'y frui,s Of. and
"a with It. he 4. tor j. not bound hy Il,
It is ii ~er IS there any need & wairing
so,-a i,o.ia &c creditor 70 attach .hs property
over again lie may take advantage CT 1t
tir.fc,f fnd 10 may any itrsnger.
I'm hcw isss this matter ,'and Lord Mani
r. d ls.a. II vas the earen thing in tie woI Id,
has me merits OF a iudgmen, never could be
syerIqued by an original fuit either At law
.r in equity. 'ril the ,adgrpen, is fet afiee
IT reverted, !, is corclulive as to the fuhjetf
r7atter<pl"atl ,nsenls ard purpoits. And IN
m aaion Of debt on iudgment unlefs recover
ed in another lia,e, the plaintiff is exempted
.ror, The pains of proving the original caafe
of action
As 10 the execution, when The creditors
demand is faIisiird by it, the faiisfaction is to
be entered of record, tha, the party may not
be hari ailel fecond time ON the fame ac-
count. Blu: IL. lnce' judgment, the debtor
has difchargcd hinieif by payment, or Is in
pofIefIion of a release, or is in aay danger
from ncy'ee in the fatisfaction not being en-.
tered OF record, he may come with his COM
plSint and be relieved.
But on ,he part of thofc. who iafif on the
inefIicacy of judgment on an ufurious de-
manj, they axe care 10 beg one very impor-
fan: queaion--;hat ihc demand was INJURIOUS,
WI. -ess the Judgment was rendered on the
greund that there was no ufury in il The
qaeition Of uiury is frequently fahjeet of no
little delicscy ard d,tiicui,y--many of the
fairea trsniatt.ons being iuicepiible of con-
nruSf,ons the iarh hea from the meaning of
the parties. Aud Whether the franlaetion
was fair, or wbeIher the contract was only
colour for the uiury, is, uacer all The circum-
Eance,a a matter Tor he jury uader the direc-
rioa Of the judge. and fuhject to tse eiicreiiou
of ih- coar, alter wards.
r.e.e ai,Aliy rcmlrks, and may be very
imperfact; !. hu..'f they are extremely 'naecu
,ne, OF If ths opinion, Of which shey are the
h. il, is aItoge her ircorreSt It more shzn
Al, a. preens aware of. MERGATOx.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16
or Austria 81 France.

Notwithstanding the rumours of q
renewal OF the war between Austria s.
France, the prevailing opinion was,
that peace between those fwo powers
would shortly take place. The EN-
peror Francis appesrrd determined to
conclude o2e, at almost any sacrifice.
The Archduke Charles enterains a
different opinion from that of his bro
Their the Emperor, and on that account
had resigned the command Of the Au-
stllsn army, and not on account OF his
wound. General Belgrade is appoint.
ed Commander in Chief.
The fate of Turkey is to be decided
by the Congress which is to settle that
OF Austria.
II was reported in England, Septem.
Der lst, that Gen. Armstrong had left
Paris, and arrived At Amsterdam, and
that his attempt to effect a good un-
derstanding with the French govsrn-
mcnt had been Intellectual.
Some accounts mention that Bona.
partc was at Paris, August the l4th,
and that he would shortly set out for
Spain, TO assume the direction of the
wsr in that country.
The intelligence from Spain, iq nc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16

lied TO him, in which he Wa ably
alilted by Lisut Col. Wa'l and
|Oherov, attached TO him as aili.tants
in the Adjutant and Quarter Matter
Generals department..
[Cr The oiaer parag'atkS q fbi5
dsLaatcb confaia Acknowledgement ef The
Commander IN g5.f to tie army and
navy f9r tbs ['irif and Intelligence man
1efed BY them lie e9rPJ dairgnyb-
ed, are, the Rogal Engineers, tie j,0gaf
Arfiilery, and dftdcbme'f Of iemaea,
pbied qpoytei one ef ne batteries. Tie
Hceys named. are Cal fyres. Lieut..
Gil .. Hyrey, Brig. Ger. M'Leod; ;
and Ca5fai7s Cockbpra and Richard
.sa sf the navy. His LordMp alb
mentioas the fyansmi6ion sf returns y
fbs garrysa gf Fhj5mg, dyarts,f, &c.
u.i ads, fbaf bsIiits lbf Killed, up
wards 1000 wounged bad been ient to
Cadfand treoious to the esuplete rfvsf-
mem gffbs to4en. 7bs dspatcb 1Das
(enf BY Myoy Bradford frf aidto Lard
{ IhaDe fbs bsusr 10 be, &c.
(Sguea) CHATHAM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16

-
UuIocriay.--lt was loudly I.oasse5
thai our emDargo wouitl star We the ~.
India islands. The thing was found 70
be impracticable bat Tie ,eiy in.en-
ton to do II, had the esseice oi cold-
blooded murder. What h.rn bod the
people OF The West Indies done Us -.
None. 1hey had no agency il lie Biz
tish ortle: II council, or in Donaparte's
decrees hey had been cur eommcr-
cial customers and friends. I hey had
contributed immensely To cur naiisna.
wealth. They had taken our lumber
aud the produce of our land, at high
prices and most OF the specie that is
how in this country came from them.
Notwithstanding all this, the intention
to starvc them was openly avowrd.--
And who a,owcd Ibis diabolical inten-
ton! Why the very same men who
have been all along exclaiming against
the inhumanily OF England in the aiiiir
of Coptnhagen the same men who
have violently urged that MIR. Jackson
should be treated with insult, or iinme-
diately sent home, for having been the
bearer OF message on the Copenha-
gen affair from his own government 70
the Prince Royal of Denmark. - =
Look at these hypocritcs Behold
in their visages the evident features Of
that generation Of vipers, the old phar.
isees, who strained at gnat and swal-
lowed camel. They would have STAR
we'd, had it bsen in their power, thou
sands of innocent people, msn, women,
and children. They cxuIt, % hearing
of the necessities and distresses ofthose
people. They would have exulted at
hearing that they were dying of fam
inc, by scores and by hnndreds.-Yet
these same men make great shcw Of
humanity when it suits their occasions.
To excite indignation against England,
they yet sob and bIubber for sutieiings
that the Danes felt several years ago.
What care they for the Danes !-Only
let Napoleon declare war against Dem
mark, and they would shout aloud for
joy, if he were to cut up the Danish
nation, root and branch, man, woman,
and child they would then he as zeal-
Gus for the destruction Of the Danes, as
they NON are for the destruction of the
Spaniards, OF the Portuguese, and Of
the Austrians.-Connecficus Cou,an,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16
portlano,

Monday, October l6, 1909.

L.fTEST FROM ENGLAND.
DY an arrival at Newyork, the 10th
inst. in 81 days from Liverpool, Lon
don dates are received to the 3lst OF
August. The papers contain little of
ficial intelligence-but the reports in
circulation are somewhat interesting.
Much doubt prevailed in Englsnd Of
the success OF the Expedition on the
Scheldt. 1t was reported that Lord
Chatham, the commander, had called
council of war to advise on the cxpc-
diency OF abandoning the project Of at
tacking Antwerp, and the result was
in favor Of relinquishing the attack
Ever since the English made their ap.
pearance in the river, the French have
been indefatigable in their exertions n
impede their progress. A powerful
force has been collected in Holland and
Brabont for the purpose of opposing
any operations the English army might
undertake by land. All the guns have
been taken out Of the French ships, &
mounted upon the new batteries, in
addition TO those which before lined
the banks of the Scheldt, and the
French have Coated their men of war
some distance above the city, and ex-.
tended booms and chains across the
river. Should this account prove cor
rect, and 1t Was the general opinion IN
England, the great object Of the Ex-
pedilion will fail.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16

Erfrnet ofa letter, ofo recent date, from
.Nesv-Oried1s 10 The Editors Of the
freemdn's Journal.
! regret TO say, that there is fac
lion here devoted to the views of the
French government. At the head Of
this faction is --, Member of the
General assembly. He came here with
the French Prefect, and has never been
naturalized.-You cannot have forgot.
ten his publications in 1904, claiming
the protection Of the French govern
ment, in consequence Of a seizure made
at the customhouse. All circumstan.
ces combine to render il indispensable
that our military establishment: should
be considerable, and the commander
in chief, not only chaste, but unsls-
pacted."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16
si,remis autgsilgellfr..
~ Freneb and dnarian Afairs.
HAMBURG, AUG. 10, 1860.


We learn, that The Arcbdukc
CHARLES has been removed from tine
command of the auitrian armies |;
iaat Prince JoHs Of LicaTESsTEIs
inccceds him and that notice had
been given to the French Of :hc ter
n,inarion of the Armilticc in IS days !:
-frsneb artis!s.
MoaAviA, AUG. I. We learn,
that the Archduke CHARLES. owing
to bad health. has rs6sncd the COM
mand Of the army +; and that the
Prince IF LicHTFnsTEIN has taken
it, al nnrio. = huarian article.
LONDON. AUG. e3 IL is now faid,
that Aufria poii,mely gave notice on
the 3d Husaf, that the Armitticc
.hould cesfc in Is daYs:-and that
fh. Arehdukr CHAaLEs had address
led the Anfrian army on rchgning
It's command and tpeken in the
hishea terms OF Prince JOHN of
LIcHrENsTGlN, his fucce6oT. Some
of the Lon1sn papers have dsnoun-
ceI CHARLES as a weak man led
by cabal or GenesaIs.' and that
the Prince of IicHTrNsrEiN is one
of the mott able in Elr.ye We
fhal! not copy fuch inconii Ifencies.
An appeal to arms has once more
bsen refoive6 upon by Anlfria. An
Official communication announcing
the change Of the Auitraia Comman-
der'in chief; and of'the delfrmina-
tion Of the Auitrian government to
perfevere in the ccnselt at all riilSs,
rather than yield to the arrogant de-
mapds of NsPcLsoN, was on Susday
evening received by Mr.. CANNING. -
1bs Day.
A lfoniteur fates. thst the con-
fcrir'ion for ! 8 and 1912 has been
ordered to be Immediately enforced !,
if this be true, little doubt can re-
main of the continuance of the
war. F
AUGUST II. Th: Aultrian arr y
it is iaid has been augmented 20
$50, COO men and is.po.t~i along
the Morasa, in kiosavia. ~
Thc reports of the renewal of
hosti.itics b~tween toe French and
huitriars was reported yeferday ;
and that Prince stohremberg had
Acknowledge thc receipt OF: priva.e
LETTERS on the fubjctt.
PARIS, AUG Sg,Soo. Iiuaicb let
,ers of the aiit Tl, tate, that the
suiirian5. have formed an entrench-
ed camp on the White Mountains,
near .sraesn, il 3s.je1,ia to which
the army vii! retreat IN cafe peace
ihoali no, b. Concluded. P,neus
is p1oviioned for Fix months. a
-=
PER CONTRA.
P.,if letters of the I7th, Rate
that Peace between <suji,ia ard
France was fisncd on the 10th au
gult.-- Accounts from giirpaa to the
I2sh, two days later poiitively as
fert hat no fuch event had taken
place. CJ Had Gueb an evnf ecearrea
rhe guqs on tie e,.yf IF france sO1i.h.
bare anaeaueea !. 4.eitb asvsiee q ffban-
DIR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16

The 3ritifh expsdii ION having gub-
dued al the ilands at the mouth OF
the scheldt, paned up that river to-
wards Antwerp about the Aft ot
Auguit. The troops had moved to
the liland of South BE, Gland, which
itretches up the river to within 8
miles of Antwerp. The next object
OF attack was faid to be Fort Lilo,
on the main, commanding a narrow
panage in the Soheldt 9 miles from
Antwerp If the Britiih troops are
landed on the main to attack tile Fort,
they will have to encounter large
body of troops who have been col
ie6fed ar Burgen-op- Zoom, as well
as ,hofe who will be marched from
Antwerp. In any eventthefe troops
will frepgthen the Forts, annoy the
Englilh, and menace their forces in
Beveland.. Succefs in the ultimate
Object Of the expedition is very doubt
fui.
Two uncommon papers on prblic
affairs were publiihed in the Court
Gazette, at Amfterdan, July as
and 20.
After depiauring the horrors pro-
duced by the French Revolution,
which is defcribed as /" that terrible
conyulGon, which fpreads death,
defpair, and mourning, over the f.
neft region of the world, and finally
brought in their train that greateit
of all misfortunes, fate of bank
ruptcy," the Dutch are aated to de-
rive fome confolation frcm the con-
fcioulnefs, that " they have NOT had
to fubmit to the caprice of an arbi-
trary Government, nor to groan un-
der the defpotic infolepce of Con-
queror." This language needs no
commentator to explain it. They
even go on to Fay, /" The King Lou
is Bonaparte) has already openly de-
clared againlt the Confcription in
the face of all Europe" Forefeeing
and deprecating the punlihment
which is about to be inflicted OH him
for fuch an avowal, and anticipating
his depoGtion, they add, "Let us,
then, all unite our efforts, to fhew
our King thar true Dfcbmen rvib to
protsd him, zrbo La5ors for them : May
we thus ever merit the care and the
love of a King, who gives us uncea-
fling proofs that he is lefs our Sove-
reign than our Firf Magiilrate, and
the man Of the nation !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16
FROM HOLLAND-orFiciAL

AUGUST a.. The Gazette con-
taips another letter from Lord CHAT
HAM. dated the I 18Th, in which he
ANNOUNCES the furrender of Zeirekzcc
and Bowcrhaven, Schowen and Du-
iveland :--fie aIfo cncloled Gen.
Monne1s return of the garrifon Of
Fluihing, amounting to 5So3.-His
Loroihip adds, that the enemy's force
oppoled to him in Walcheren might
be computed at 5000 MIN
Angua as. Letters from Flufh-
ing, of the 18th. fate, that the State
homie, large church, and great
part of the town had been deifroy-
ed tha: mott of the Eaglifh fhips
had proceeded up the Scheldt that
ten French lhirs Of the line, IS frig-
ates, and about SO gun boats, were
beyond For, Lilo.
Defpaiches from Lord Chatham
to the 10th, have been received.-A-
bout 5000 men we're left in Wal
chcren, under Gen. Frazer the reft
had landed on South Beveland the
WHO'S feet had anembled off batha /,
and great preparations were making
for the attack of Fort Lille.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16


Our politics can never permit us to
wish the defeat Of a people. who, in any
part of the world are struggling in de-
fence of their own laws, religion, Gus
toms and freedom. Had the Austrians
penetrated France, sprrading-carnage
and destruction for the sake of con.
quest, We should wish the french sue
cess in repclling them. The refec.
ton, that the elevation of Bonararte to
the high pitch ofpower to which he has
arrived, has cost millions of lives, and
occasioned unprecedented miscries to
the human race, leaves no very favora.
bic impression on our minds, when we
consider that those dreadful calamities
were occasioned by the ambition, and
for the glory of one man, it increases
our detestation of a monatchica, form OF
government.-Cfsego Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16
CFrom tie Dmeb Papf1s.1

Ant1u0s, dug. u. Reinforce
ments, to the amount of BOO men
arrivs here daily; the lines Of Stein
bergen and low grounds of Bergen,
are inundated Gen. Crsticn's corps
(6ooo) has returned to Holland and
the Weftpha.iaa troops are advancing
to it, by forced marches.
Payis. Hng. 4. The troops from
Verfailles ard Paris, are concentra-
ting in Picardy, and will march
where danger calls them.
Rafffrdam. Hng. 4. Gen. Cham
barlhac occupies the left of the
Sehcldt, with ftrosg army. He can
eaiily pats TO the right, as he acts in
concert with Ad Quies -MiGcay. A
great number of troops are on the
march for the defence of Antwerp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16
NEw-yoRK, OCT. II

Yesterday morning, the new minis
ter from Spain, left this city for the
seat ofgovernment.
1t is principally owing to the exer.
tons OF this gentleman, We learn, that
the American property under deten-
ton in Spain, has been liberated. 7zir-
fy -seven thousand dollars, the amount of
the cargo Of one ship that had been
condemned, has already been received
by Democratic house in this city,
who has not heretofore been very
friendly to the patriotic cause of that
country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16

A letter from the American Consul
at St. Petersburgh, dated C,e soth Ju
ly, mentions, that most of the Ameri
can vessels bound there have been cap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-16
AMsTsepAn, July q9. isos.

AMsTHapAh, JULY 80, 1903.
U Royal Decree rsPes7izg Americans.
Louis Napoleon, &c. sc /" Un-
til further orders, our decree of the
goth June, mo ~ refpeGing the
admifion of American vencls into
the harbours of this kingdom fhall be
repealed and every thing relating
thereto be placed on the fame footing
upon which it was before the pro-
mitigation Of the faid decree 70 that
no other veiicls than thofc conform
ING ftri6tly to the reitriaions contain
ed in our former decrees, ihall be ad-
mitted. Thofe which ihall not 70
conform fhall be warned of"
Exfvn7 efsid'sr /;s~ Rotterdam, n t6< 25t6 g
Jsy-veseipsd - Lesdon dug 9.
"The news 10 known, that the Emperor hza
declared to the American Amhafador that he
weuld not enter info treaty until the United
States declared war againA England thu,
probably war between France and Amer
lca !" t
The Braiih papers ansrt pofitively
that our ambaiiador 10 the French
Government is at A mitcrdam. The
objed Of his Witt is not ablolutcly
GATED, but is intimated to be to en-
deavour to prevent further amount
of American property from fwelling
the aggregate of French fequeilra-
ton. His view however may al(o
be to feek pai1age to his own coun-
try, or fafe conveyance for impor.
tant defpalches. He has undoubt,
cdly failed in the demands in behalf
Of American rights that he was di.
reCted to make OH the Emperor Ma.
poleon. Letters on the fubjea may
be momently expected at Waihing,
! ton.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-25

vessel and cargo, on the condition that yes
seis having cargoes on board shall not de-
part without clearance, may be cancelled
whenever the owners Shall think proper to
send such vessels and cargoes to a port with
winch intercourse is permitted by the act of
the Isl instant, and give bond in conformity
with the thlrteent!i section of the said act.
The extension OF the term of credit al
lowed in certain cas,s on revenue bonds
by the acts OF March tenth, one thousand
eight hundred aud eight, and January 18th
1909, continues in force, Notwithstanding
the partial repeal Of the act laying an em-
barge.
The temptations to eyade the embargo
laws are SO much diminished by the partial
repeal which has now taken place, that |
do not perceive any further necessity for
continuing the extraordinary expences
which had been authorised for the purpose
Of enforcing those laws. All the authorities
therefore which have been heretofore given
to employ additional boats offic ers, or men
Tor that purpose, must be considered as
henceforth revoked. And under the ex-
listing circumstances OF the revenue, / have
to request that you will as far as is praeti-
cable and consistent with the public service,
reduce every branch,of expence incident TO
the collection OF duties, and connected with
the performance of your official duties.
Lam very respectfully,
Sir,
lour obedicnt servant.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
"a tie Collector q the Customs i
.foT the District Of 4
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CIRCULAR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
l11creh IS, 1909.

\ ~
E.a,., s s YOU Gu the third instant, to-
Eae,,l%'n the nou-intercourse act, some
ID. 49, ,'s'ructions Which, on first impress
.s,ys , rpsafed necessary in order 70 pre-
ilos. aliiofm'ty IN lis execution. Some of
IA e,a ay not be sufficiently explicit: Ca
locs;a rant Point, | have, from a further
ct Sauen Of the several sections of the
lss Os u'.l'siueed to slscr ray opinion and
q ia'Sssofs have arisen on which several
ls,. '04ies'ors have applied for insruc-
,c,;oa EXPRESSIONS, used in the sixteenth
&er y the act, had Al first Impressed a
'u'st vessels owned in whole or II
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I.sm lt9afrgdl', EArct 6.

T.s@ I9atr9a-, 1&5,.re3 6.
:. nl.csd il cur l4st pilnaf, taat one
haly Americans b.. 9asacd tlsro
rs.. on 10 Jhe Scigmo9, @fneh l'lr.
II ia k...th purchased Of J. p4pl-
Ea. upou shl Gr.ni River. We
4 Il lssa,s,l lhat up wards d $50 have
rn,, AID more daily expected,
aa,4lt Of TN0 HUNDRED Ia
IA mar yoke OF to- lar5e American
Ssyeral Snip C,rPeng.rs Of lhe hIst
.,ticas aid Considerable property az
|aqd laalber 81 nsen 33he up.
|g;uaIci8talid that hi. Z. hs1 fayora-
!1rac,s fer lunbel, aa1 sufficiently tx
is'rlorthe applcai'oi, OF thesS men dur
Ia:fHnripal part O. the cnsaing season.
'as, u tic pronpt execution OF this en-
Fa@ IS rrry dasirab..s, from rhe ultimate
Wages "hish may E9sait to It's Pro
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|s 9tsa'c aud House Of Rc},'raSSss'..teiiccs;
{ TIC Ua'tea Ststcs.
lDa lay bsfore Congress a statement Of
tvlhna ci the United States, according
% ilest returns reccRsd BY the depart
sioi war.
14'H: JEFF 2SON.
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Total, 674,eS7

i, ' = !. Circular has been fraasmstted
H.. y 9'erctcra e the. Treasury to tie
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WASHINGTON TAVERN,
ICES B q K u

sT<HE subscriber has retarheu ~ ,hsre he is
I ngtoa Tavern, LsEsBuRe' wiz" Wv for The
pre.ared with every thing heees'a's ladies'
accommodation OF those gentlemen a,'A
who Iaay honor him with their custom. how
Having laid in a good stock OF hauu.s' and
and oats, and having enlarged his staoies, ana
engaged a careful, attentive and hohest "o:.
lei, he Ratters himself that, by has unrei'ii''
ted attcntion, together with the dlhgenCe'
care, and activity of his servants, ne Will %
able to render his customers the most Periecs
satisfaction In his line.
~. b. The house is in much better con-
dition than formerly, for the accommodates
Of travellers,
James Dawson
Leessurg, Virginia Ian. X