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JOHNSON AND REAT.

oG w LLERS u SILfERS1ZIT'fYS
4 t the crescent sign, opposite the Eagie-Ta-
IA yer,-HNe Just received additional sup
ply of ARTICLES IN their line, (Which with their
Former stock will render their assortment yery
completely colnistiug Of
Pearl Earnings. Ear-Rngs & Drops, Breast
Pms Bracelets aid Finger Kings.
Jet Breast. Pins, IS. leis, IL "a. Rings & Ncct.
'acss, tortoise shell Combs ut tho most approved
pattcr's, gold Watch Chans, Seals and KEYS If
he latest pattcvns, Ear-R.ngs, Fngsr-l{lugs,
3reast-Pips. Bracelets, Buttons, Lockets and
Ministure Settings
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes,
S'cp Bowls, Cream Pots, Cams and Goblet,s.
Table, desert, tea and sait SPOONS, soup, toL,ly,
cream aid mustard Ladies', salt Stands, 1bin,-
!',es, Corai K Bells, re~ .ron;s Z Pencil Cases,
silver mounted Drks, Swords and Sn,i;f Boxes.
Plated Casters ofvarious prices, Candir sticks.
Fruit Baskets, Tea-Pots, Sugar Dishes, CreaTn-
Pots, Siit Stands, Table Spoons aud lea longs
Block tin Tea Pots and Tea Cadas, together
with suiltry oiiier articles too 'caous to enln.e-
rate here, all Of which they Offer on moder.ts
terIns. Orders for work strictly attended to-
The highest price given for old silver and gold.
December T. eptf
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\ N the 2lst day of DECEMBER nex,, II fair,
~ 1t G1t tins next fair day, will !,c suid, at the
clearinghouse OF Tie late George Csrner, ia
ne County Of Wcstmorciand, about sixteen Ike
iy NEGROES, ard the present years crop of
corn, &c which property will be sold pursuant
% a deed of trust, made by George CarHeg Tor
the purpose dissenting tie payment Of his debls.
The sale will De OIL credit Of twelve months,
The purchasers giving bond with approved secu-
ri:v If the negroes and crops do not sell .or =
sufficient sum to pay the debts of the said Garner
the subscribers will, on the day after the sale Of
the negroes and crops, sell al. or. so much OF the.
land conveyed in trust for the above purpose, as
wili make a sum sufficient for the payment OF the
debts OF The said George Garner. M such cree
dltors as may exhibit their claims to the s,,bscri-
bers before the said 2lst Of December next, pro-
perly authent Gated, and which the subscribers
may consider legal and Just, may purchase at the
said SALE and shall be allowed discoun, of their
claims, agssnst their purchase
THOS. STOWERS,2
JAMES cox, TuSfess,
Westmorelsnd County,)
October 81 tds
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EDUCATION.

ME subscriber intends to continue his school
IN the Forks of Hanover, the ensuing year,
where ne offers to teach spelling, reading, wri.
ting, arithmetic, English grammar, geography,
the use of the globes, rhetoric, natural philoso.
ply, geometry, and the French language The
price for board. tuition and washing, will be 6 rs
payable half yearly. The term will commence
the tenth of January, and end the tenth of Dec.
Vacation one month, beginning the tenth of June
ans school viii be critically examined in June
and December,
JAMES B1lRS, jr.
SsFeiRocr ~, w&
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ID OB'r. JOHNSTON, in addit;r, :, h;ss,>ck,
N OF GOODS on hand, has re ccivc<i COM
plete and general assortment, which he viii sell
low for cxsho or negotiable notes. amongst which
are, IR0NA70 NGFR1'& CUTLERY, of every
description, White Lead IN kegs, Window Class.
Clue, Suwarrow Spurs, Horse Wins, Brushes
Scythc Blades, Seine rwi"c, Imperial & Young
Hys@a Tea, Coffee ,rd LOAF Sugar, oznabarss,
Russia Sheeting, Cotton Shirting, Canhrie }.
Patent Suspenders, Umbrellas. supcrhne I'D
coarse Cloths, Ksrssl neres, Fianrels, &c. v-o,-
stedund silk 'indings, Manchester Cords, w oI
HATS, Csrpeting, Mattresses, L dies '.,oreoco
cork sole Shoes, &c. &c.
CT Wan,sto hire or purchase, yol,n;, Wo-
man, who can cook and wash. 80.
November "a. IF
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December IL

ENDUCATION.-The subscribers propose O.
i n pening Boarding School, on Wednesday,
the 'Oth day of January next, at the late dwell
ling OF their father. the Rev'd. Matthew Maurv.
IN the county OF Albemarle, where ahey will in.
slruct Young Gentlemen, ia the Latin, Gyeek,
French and Enghsh Languages, upon the follow
ing terms Their price for board will be eighty
dollars, for tuitien, S SO 1.3, and for washing <
mending 3 IL, payable half yearly, each boirder
iind'ng his own bedding. The qualifications of
one OF the subscribers have been proven bv five
years experience in this line 0fbusiness. Tie o.
ther has been educated in the same School. and
wants nothing but few months experience 60
render ms qualifications fully equal. The adyan
tagss OF the situation are manifestly great. IL he
lnS IN the heart of healthy and polished neigh.
Dorhood, and far removed from every incentive to
wee and dissipation, Tbe subscribers, deeply
impressed with the great importance of the dm.
ties winch they have assigned themselves, pledge
AL their powers for their performance. They
nave tolerably extensive and well selected his
torlcsl Library, which shall, tduring the winter
nights be used under their superintendsnce for
the benefit of their pupils Should any of those
gentlemen, VINO have pstronized the lAbors of F.
T.. Ma9ry, at the Green Springs, i'm Louisa.
choose to place their or wards with the sub
scribers, their bedding, bcoSs, &c. shall be re-.
moved to this place gratis Communications di
rected to the subscribers, Lindsay's Store, Abe.
marie county, wall be Immediately attended to.
THOMAS w. MAURY.
FRANCIS +. MAURY.
SepteIhDer al WITT
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>teu5, VIZ
CABBAGES.
Early York,
Early Sugar Loaf,
Early H. art.shaped,
Drum Head,
Green and Yellow
Savoy.
PEAS.
Early Frame,
Early Hot spur,
Canadian,
Marrowfatt,
Glory of England,
and Blue Prussian.
SNAPS.
Early six weeks,
Early China u warf,
Early Speckled,
Early Dun.
LETTUCE.
Imperial,
Brown Dutch,
Grand Admiral,
Mouse Ear,
and Ice.
RhDISH.
Salmon Purple,
White and Black.
CUCUMBER.
Early Frame,
Long Green,
and prickley.
Large White Indive.
November "a
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November 8
VIRGINIA 10 wit :-hla Ch,ncery Eis,rict
Court acid in The city OK Williamsburg, The

VIRGINIA TO wt:-hl Ch;,ncery Eis,r,ct
Court acid in the city or Williamsburg, the
18th day of July 1909. .,s.
William Evans. Thomas r. Evans, Sally E
vans, Peter aud Elizabeth his wife, Tnomas
Evans and Dice Evans infants under the age of
'vcnty -one years by Thomas r. Evans their rex,
friend, Harry Gardner Shd Stephen Prnce and
Elizabeth his wife. Neutrality-suspicious. William
Blake, Thomas Evans, senior, John Evans and
Thomas Evans. iunr. Def't-.
The defendant John EVan not having entered
his appearance aad given security according to
tse Act of Assembly snd the rules of this Court,
AID II appearing 10 The satisfaction of the Court,
that he 10 not an inhabitsnt of this Country on
she motion OF the Plaintiffs BY their counsel; 1t
is .e,aered, That the said defcndalt do appear
cere on the first day OF tic next rnl, and an
swer the bill che Plaintiffs, and that copy of
ans order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper o. the city Of Richmond tor two months
successvely and posted at the front door OF the
former Capitol in this City.
Cops. .
ANTr. ROBINSON, C. C.
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HIRING OF NEGROES.

MILL be hired publicly IN Milton on the 2nd.
w day ct January nsxt, near a hundred Me-
groes belonging to Mrs. Sally Carter. among
them are three valuable carpente,s-those per-
sons vino now in possession at said negroes,
on hire, earnestly requested to send the m to
Milton the day before the next hiring.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
.dgeaf for
SALT CARIER.
Milton Nov II >y4oJT
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VIRGINIA: At a Superior Court al Chan.c-
ry holden AZ the Capitol in the City of 4 icl,.

ry holden at the Capitol in the City of Rich.
mond, the 9TH day OF Sept. 1909
William Giles acting for the benefit Of the
Representatives of john labb deceased, Plaintiff
Against John Poind.xter. jun. Valentine Mer-
riwetser aud Nelson Harris, Defrn1ants
THE defendant Valentine Merr>yether not
having entered his appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly, and the rules
otthis court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
Of the court, that he Is not an inhabitant of this
country, on motion OF tho plaintiff ~ counsel, II
IS ordered, That the said defendant do appear
heIe on the first day of The next term, ard AN.
s~er the bill of the plaintiff. & tina, copy ofihis
order b. forthwith inserted in some newspaper
Published in the city of Richmond. for two months
so.c-ss vety, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in tie said city.
Cety. 1estc,
PETER TYNsLE7, c g
.ka-C
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Milton, Nov.17

v NOCH SULLIVAN, has removed ais s..op
IL and business, 10 the same house occupied by
!Yni MeCav, matchmaker, opposite Mr.: I'm.
Cooks.
December I. w4w
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Solid CELERY,
Round Spinage,
Pepper Grass,
Early Spring,
and Winter Cress.
Double Pot Mary.
gold,
Pot Maijoram,
Blood Beet,
Orange Carrot,
Spring and Winter
Turnips,
and White Mustard
Seed.
BEANS.
Large white Kid
ney,
Cranberry,
Speckied and
Arbour.
CORN.
Early Frame,
Do. Canadian,
Do. Sweet,
DO. Silesia.
Little Dwarf Clo-
yer,
Large Red, do. and
Timothy Seed.
Also Fifteen Tierces
Rice,
Ten Boxes Sperma-
ceti Candles
wifi
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EDWARD HALLAM

las received by the last arrivals from Eu.
4 i rope, and for sale next door above the Eagle
Tavern--a fresh and general supply of Garden
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FLEMING BATES, c N c

ASSS"Dc' g N6inN
I'm CHhNCERY Nor humherand County
Court, l4th November, 1909
James Smith, pit. Against Elizabeth B. Ba-
ker, Virgins Baker, Waiter Baker aud Samuel
Blackwell detis
The Defendants Elizabeth D. 3 aker, Virginia
Baker and Walter y Sker not having entered thei,
appearance and given securit. according TO the
act OF Assembly, and The rules Of this court and il
appearing to the satisfaction of this court thaI
they are not inhabitants Of his state, OH The mott
on OF the plaintiff, IL is aecyeed and ordered, Tina
the said defendants appear here on the first day
ct March Court next, aud answer tie bill IF tue
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted for two months successfully in
some newspaper published in the city OF Rich.
mond, and posted at the front door of tie court
house Of this county
Attest
FLEMING B.lI'ES, N c
December7. w2nC
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NALUAsLE LAND-FUN saLA-Tne

NJ ALUA8LE LhND-FUR ShLE.-l'he
subscriber, intending to remove to one cS
the southern states in the course of flteen OF e;c-
een months, offers for sale, the tract OF LAM,
on which he now dweila. 1t contains, by a late.
survey, about eleven hundr, d and eighty acres,
of which six hundred and fourteen, are vet in
voo,is. The soil is peculiarly suites. 10 the pro-
duction of wheat, and is cxcc!ien, Tor corn and
sobaccor The situation is remarkably healthy,
and is only one mile trom the navigation Of APP
DQmattox Those who wish 70 purchase a cool
Tract IF Lard, at reasonable price, re invited
tnview this property If it should not be sod,
b. private contract, before the sixth day OF laru
AIRY next, 1T will then be put IN to the highest BID.
ier, at Farmyilie, OH credit of ore and two
years.
PETER JOHNSTON.
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ANTr Robinson, c. c.
Nov. IA.

CHI ANCFRY - Northumberland County
4 Court 18Th November, 1909
Joseph Rogers, pr Agaias, Elizabeth q. Ba-
kcr, Virgiui. Baker; Walter C. Baker and Hon
er Weop' dsfts
The Dc.Hn ants Elizabeth B Baker, Virginia
Baker and Walter &. Baker not having eetercd
their appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly, and the fules of this court,
and IT app airing the satisfaction % the court
that they are not inhabitants Of dis state, ON the
motion of the plaintiff, 1t is decreed amt ordered
Tina. The said defendants apps ar nero the fir I
day OF M irch court next and answer the bill of
the plaintiff and t,at copy f;his order be forth
with insered for two months successfully in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, and posted at the front door OF the court
house of this county :-And i. is further ordered,
That the defendant Wesb retain N his hands any
money he 10Y have belonging the estate OF tie
late Doctor Corban Baker, till the further order
OF the court
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oi'OC y uNtEily
Piece and Fancy G,ooIs
Superhnc aud Common
Broad Cloths,
DO. do. Cassemeres,
DO. do. Costngs,
Fianneis, Fancy Vest
ing,
Red aud Black Bomba.
zei;s,
Worstc1. Cotton and
Silk hosiery,
GingbNns, Cotton
Sbirting.
Irish Linen and Dow
lass,
Fine and Common
Printed CsliicOes,
Vel'ets Cords, TIN
brellas, Threads,
Sewing Silks, Extra
long White and Co.
lored Kid Gives,
november ID.
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I7HE SUBSCRIBERS having connected
themselves in Business under the firm ~,
MU PLY e. CRUNIP,
Offer For SALE, in ti,t. store. lstely occupied nv
ir. VIM. Temple, fonr doors above the Bei,-rs.
IN; tr@t'nl and Sre:! sc!ected .,asortsnea, Of
CRoLERiES, CHM, Glass, & STONE
iPANE, which they Will sell low for cash or ex
-hangs Tor country i.r1Juce
They also tender their services to the public as
COMMISSION MERCHANTS Any business
committed 10 their care will be attended to wtls
I'll possible dispatch.
WtLL: MURPHY,
.fOSHU4 CRUMP.
Richmond, December Z 9. wSw
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NEW STORE.

he Subscriber is now opening opposite the
Gipoe- Tavern, general assortment OF
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TOR SALE--By virtue of decree uf ths
4 SUPERIOR Court OF Chancery for the Rich
mund district, pr nounced OH the Dist SeD;enp.
Der, 1909, will DC sold on the premises, IN Satur-
day tte 3O;h ofth,< month, 10 the highest bidder,
the BRICK ROUSE 4 L0T or GROUND
adjoining thereuu, SITUATE Shococ Hill on tA;-
n,,n street leading 10 ;hc turnpike road, and at
present occupietby Mr.. Joseph Carter rs Gra-
cry-Thc sale is made 90 ras, a sum Of MONEY!
| ai,erest AID costs. due from J,hn b ,N;nn Il,
.ines Cova'., assignee of James lnnis, Us par
,,@uiarly meiiiort Il i'll said decree.
JOHN Z. PRICE, Com missioner.
Richmond, Dccembere ids
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-, Tn JOH"o IVN'
Prince Edward. Nov. = d,v

~ HEESE, HATS, SALT-PETRE. GUM
~ POWDER--A consignment of Coioured
Cherse OF superior quality, in casks and boxes,
just received.
a large and general assortment of genlcmcn's
Siik 3eGver and Furr HATS.
EnGlshrre6pet SALr-PKTnE,
+ and FF glazed and rough Gus-Powpsp
FOR SALE,
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~ 49,
general assortment Of
amongst ,"h C are
White aud Colored ,4a-
| bit, do.
] Cambrick Muslins,
Plain and Leeded Null
| do.
S"icler Nett, u Fancy
1 Craps, do.
knotted & Sprig Lena
10.
Diagonal and Veined
do. do.
Elegant worked Dress
Sos,
Ditto Siik Slia wis and
| Huidkerchief3,
! Black plaid sad plain
| Colored Lus,ripg.
Plain six and Fancy
Cue Ye!rets, White
Satin and Grape.
JOHN WOOD.
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20 THE kisses MOST ExCKLLENr MAJESTY
The humble ard assifRl address of tie l.a ,,oyo,
Aldermen, and commons Of The city of naon !,
cs1nDpon eoagcil assembled;
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JAMES "a lRS, jir.
w&
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AZ MTCEMTYo.N!!! IN

M ANcHESTER REPUBLICANS BLUES
IvA You are ordered 10 a,tee.i ~ yotr usual
parade ground ON Saturday t,,e Ath of Marcel,
next, prepared with ,:he blank cartridges, 10 CO.
lebrate that day.
By order efike Captain,
GEO; {. NILLLz8fS, lt Sergeant.
February 2s. 2t
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- runiIsHEp nv THOMAS RITcHls, oP-
rostrE THE oLcDE TAvEeH, AT TIVE HoL-
LAS pcR, ANNpM. IN
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c o N C R L: s S.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Debate on raising TIC E~mbsrgo,and aufhor-
ixing letters ef hIurquc crd Renrisal-
Continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-08
(" GorTENIuRc, May 20, Six o'clock, p,

We have this momeat received infor.
nation that the Russians have positively
broken the armistice, AMI have taken pos
session ofthe town of Tornea, and 700 inea
who garrisoned it.
"Their demands are said to be, that the
Queen shall be appointed Regent during the
minority of her soa that Finland shall be
ceded, and that the Swedish ports shall be
shul against Englsnd--the whole PROPOSE.
ton having been rejected, is the cause of
the announcement of hostilities.
MAY %. I'VE lave a report ,ha, An ooo
Russians are forcing their way into Sgs.
DEM the ice being still strong enougl, N
the Gulf of Bothnea for the passage of h.I-
Wy artillery. The Official account of t,-
Russians having entered Tornea, arriv d
this morning."
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ports and places az far north as the river
Ems, inclusively, his majesty, more DIS.
tinctly 10 ascertain the PAGES TO be taken
as included within the limits OF the said
blockade, is pleased by and with the advice
ofhis privy council, to order, and il is here
by ordered, that the said blockade shalt be
construed to extend SO as to comprehend
tie Eastern as we'll as the Western Ems I;
and to prevent all vessels from SAILING into
or out of that river by any channel to the
Westward of the island of lays and the
right honorable the lords eommissi nncrs OF
his majssty's treasury, his majesty's 'prin-
cipai secretaries OF state, the lords CON-.
missioners OF the admiralty, and the judi
yes Of the courts of vice. admiralty, are &c
give the necessary directions herein as to
them may respectively appertain.
S. COTTRELL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-08

Victor. Marshal Souls's army was ,,,s .
be IN Spain. excepting 600 OF his rear ma
and 90 pieces of cannon, which had -
taken by the British army. On the ssh
and 9Th of June, 1900 French prisoners =.
war, were embarked at 0porto for n,
gland. The French were entirely drixa'.
out OF Portugal.
A letter, received at Boston on Snnd,.
from HAiifax, by the sloop Mayfiower.
days from that place, contains the follow
ing Information :-'' London dates To th.
18th June have reached this place: .hev
advise, that Bonap irte's army bad evacua.
ted the island of Ihder i.obau, and; rotvrnsd
again TO the Vienna side of the DannS.
With severe loss; that the Austrian ot;r,
| al account OF the battle of the 2lst and oSs
May, AS published at Stockholm. rate ,ts
| loss ofthe French at $4,000 that the Arch,
duke Charles had addressed proc,amst,-
ON 70 the army, in which he informs ~.
troops that he shall Divide their forces al
10y constantly harrassing the enemg. mr..
vent him, at any time, from attacking mr.
tian small div sion: this is tho,ight -
ne wise and judirious plan, and NOR
calculated to harrass his numerous DYER
saries, than trusting the whole to RI.
chance OF any one important action.
Il
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LONDON, July IL.

In the Cadiz letters, difference is men.
toned between an English Lieu,enant and
an American Master, the cause of which.
we hope, is mac arately stated, under the
very critical CT" ;unstances of our Trans.
Atlantic negotiations. IL is asserted, that
the dispute arose in consequence of the for.
mer having pressed nearly the whole of
the crew of the United States vessel, and
we are told, that the master has arrived in
England for the purpose of exposing to
Mr.. Plnkney the facts of the case.
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From me london Noryiue. r,bro,;.,

From me London Morning Chronicle.
The appointment of Mr.. lac k.on to
the American mission has excited gen.
eraf surprise and much regret to those
who are anxious for the removal of the
Misunderstanding suosisting hetween
this government and that Of the Uni.
ted States. The grounds ofthese feel.
lngs it is Impossible to explain, withou.
animadvertiuy upon the character of
an individual, which is always very
unpleasant task. But we are sure.
that if either Mr. Liston or T.Tr Carr
like. had been sent upon this mission,
avery different result might have been
expected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-08
LosDox, May 10,

The court ofVienna has published a hea-
Wy pamphlet, IN the shape Of manifesto A.
gainst France. 1t contains long enume-
ton OF grievances from the peace OF
Presburg, down TO the period Of The present
Rupture. 1t complained list, That the
articles Of the treaty of Presburg, in favor
or Austria, were either not carried into ef-
feet at all, or only after arbitrary and dis.
advantageous alterations, while all the
conditions favorable to France were exc
cuied to the full extent within the time
prescribed. Cd, That fresh contributions
were ldv cd after the arrears of military
acquisitions were paid, asd effects belong
ing 10 the emperor seized, 70 the value of
"a goo GOO forms, without making the sti-
pulated compensation. Sd, That pas.
sage was peremptorily demanded by
France, for her troops from TIE Venetian
states 70 the provinces On the east coast of
the Adra,io, through the Austrian Terri.
tory. 9TH, That the Austrian territory
on the right bank Of the Izonzo was refn,
sed to be evacuated, and the fortress Of
Brannau to be evacuated, on the frivolous
pretence OF the procrastinated surrender Of
Cattaro, OF which the French plenipotcntfa-
ries are alone toblame. SIN. That the Ger
man constitution was violently overthrow,
x the emperor uniuslly spelled o. his dignity.
Inc paper then proceeds TO state the strict
neutrality observed by Austria, 10 the war
between France and Prussia, and his &C.
quiescence in the peace Of Tilsit, though
several Of the articles, and the whole tsnGr
ct the treaty, was manifestly prejudicisI to
her interests.
When the present commander in chief
{ DH1d0s J came into Office, he issued an
order ta&t no ofScer should obtain the rank
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TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.

At meeting Of the republican citi.
vens OF Boston, on the 22d inst. voTEn
to give public dinner 10 the Hon.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, pre-
yious to his departure to Russia and
that the hon. David Tilden, Benjamin
Austin, aud John Brazer, Esqrs. be =
committee for the arrangement of the
business.
The following note of Invita- o was
presented by the committee:
BosvoN, July %, 1909.
SIR--The republican citizenq oe Boz
Ton, desirous to express their estimate
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D0me8tic.

We understand that one of NJ
Cray s vessels is prepared to take out
Mr.. Adams and his family to Russia.
A solof colonel Smiths Of ". York.
(gran lson 70 presiden Adams) goes
as private secretary; and son of Mr..
Gray accompanies Mr.. Adams. Cap
tain B:nIamin Bedford, of Beverly.
comma ads the ship.-Salem Gaz.
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From the Baltimore .hneyfcsn.
MORE PROOFS OF BRITISH FRIEND.
SHIP

the loan of the London Morning Chgonicie
Of June 10. In looking over it we have
found the following. Wait could iadace edi-
tors on this siie ofthe Atlantic to withhold
articles of the following import and inter-
est, can only be accounted for ny their
known British attachments The Editor of
the Ncw-York Gazette acknewip dyes the
reception of London pap--s ostae I2:h June,
yet we have not seen the -xract 10 his pa.
per.
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Nxv-YoRk, Angus. 8.

There are various report of battle. sub.
sequent to the s3d May. Prussia is said 4,
De coming forward with An army of 40 or
ao,ooo men the Duke of Brunswick is also
sa'a 10 nave raised his standard in Saxony,
Col. Schill is not dead, as was reporre9
but on the contrary has augmented nj. for.
cesvery considerably"