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G> City iayern and Hotel,
III EsX.f.|D RIf:
AT THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From RE City 2je .47,nat.9hs, ClNarytaad)
n RESPECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS
Id aud the PUBLIC liz general, that he has
taken thar ;ustly celebrated nv, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession Of Mr.. J>.ia G2ds5y
lie hopes, By assidu:ty and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
no exertioas on his part ssali be wanted to
Keep mp the high character which this Il a.
We IN has, as being ore Of the best IN the o''i-
ca: and assures them that he will always
hare IN assortment of the best liquors and
good wsiters.
Travellers aud Others will meet with good
accommodations at the above house, or rea-
soaable terms
Boartlers are taken by the day, week,
mooth or year,
~ The papers from all the sca-ports on
Ehe continent are regularly taken and illed at
'ac Co9ec-Hoose, adjoining the tavern, and
iie sor the use otstansers.
Suppers can be had from six to twelve
<zlefk In I've evening, at . short notice,
tom one 70 .s7enty.
aopepi6er Is.
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Wenty Dollars Reward.

RslN AIyrs rom the subscriber on SUN
nav n'ssht last, kfeck Negro SLAVE, named
ELIJAH, or LAIGE.--He is about So years
u ase, feet inches high, pittes With the
sinai! pox, ola down surly look, stout made
re hal ON when he weat away blue Jacket
: and trou.ers nearly new, and took with HIM
f7m of' bsdtwop il Of Rlankets, ore bound
en- the ends with redtape. L.aige went of sarce
line hscS from capt. Rubin johnson Ct this
Place, and lived some time in New York and
Boston. and Went by the name q Archlbald
henderson; he is an artetl cunning fellow---
Can play little On the violin. Whoever will
sFing him TO me, or coln nit him to Jail, Il
hsen IN town, shall receive ten deilars, iftak
so out OF town the above reward, with all
reasonable expenses.
Isaac Entwasle,
January 10 eo.2t
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EDUCATION.
THE REV. DIR. O'BRLE.N,

THE REF. DIR. 0'BRLEN,
PROPOSES to open an ACADEMY In
this place, for the purpose of teaching
twenty young gentlemcn tshould SO many OF
fsr) the Polite Arts and Sciences: he Will In"
struct them in the various Languages, to Wit,
Latin, Greek, French, Italian, &c. and In,
Hebrew if required.
He will also teach Geography with The use
of the Globes-the Observation-Disclosures
Rhetoric and Natural Philosophy. Applica-
ton to be made at Mr.. James Becon's. King
street
January 9.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly used tor
disabling grain or fruit.
A general. assortment of TN WARE
SHEETIRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK Ell
Their for Slii1s or buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried OIL under the d.
rection Of Mr. UILLII1N FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded by few.-As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work I'D the
very best and neatest manntr and on the most
terms.
The highest price given for Old coflter,
Brass, Pewter, Lead and Iron.
George M'Munn.
Octoherl3
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1895.
o. No TIE 10 ST.

II OST, yesterday moyning, on Lawrason
IL and Fosule's wharf, a NOTE signed by
JONATHAN SPARROW for Tire. lzon.
sand Fl0e Hundred Doilars, dated s PoRT-
LAND, January II, 1902" and payable to the
subscriber in one year from the date.
The above Note was found by a5lack man
a few moments afterit was lost, but his .alne
or residence is not KNOXVILLE or whom
may be in possession of the same, are re-
quested to return it to,us, as it can be of no
use to any other person.
Lawralon and Fowle.
January 25--26. d
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MUSCOVADO SUGARS.
SIS hogiheads 1T and I'd qua
llty--ggoR SALE
r. Veitch & Co.
January p. dSw
January 70.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

A GENTLEMAN, who has devoted a
IN considerable part Of bis time to the
study of foreign languages and the manner in
which they may be taught with most adyan
tage, is DESTROYS to give Lessons in French,
which, being now considered as a necessary
branch Of polite education, he aatters himself
to meet with sufficient encouragement-and
the method Of teaching which he means to
adopt, (bcing that of Mr.. n. DWff, SO gene
rally approved of added to strict attention
to a clear aud proper pronunciation, will ena-
Bile his pupils to acquire the language IN a
shorter time, than that which has hitherto
been in use--of which little experience VIII
prove the truth Of his assertion
rs his family lives short distance from
1Alexpndria, he intends to remove to the town
IS soon as he finds a prospect to defray the
expences of usc-keeping, and invites there
fore those who wish to be Instructed to make
their applications, the sooner the better, to
Mr.. GENERES, who will give the neeessa-
y Information
n. g.. He likewise proposes TO teach the
ShaniA and German Languages, should any
scholars offer.
Taprarv 7 Z
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WASHINGTON TAVERN,
Z Z E s B U G.

~HF subscriber has returned to the HasA~
4 ingtor 7aDera, LrEsnuRG, where ne Is
prerared with every thing necessary ter the
accommodation of those gentlemen and ladies
who may honor him with their custom.
Having laid in good stock of liquors, hay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables, and
engaged careful, attentive and honest host
Ter, he fatters himself that, by his unremit-
ted attention, together with the diligencs,
care, and activity Of his servants, he will be
able to render his customers the most perfect
satisfaction in his line.
n. r. The house is in much better con-
dision than formerly, for the accommodate
of travellers.
James Dawson.
T aneb ,,rnr Nircinia Ian "a.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes 10 make sale of q
few hundred cords of WOOD near the mouth
of Pamonkey Greek: secure and convent
ent harbor, not more than Is miles below
Alexandria.-Those whoa are DESTROYS of pur-
chasing, may be supplied on advantageous
terms by applying to
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
January %. II
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James Dawson.
N y T. / G E.

THE. subscriber cautions all those whom
it may concern, from purchasing SAND,
N1ARSsI-MUD, - OF STONE, trora JOSIAH
RRows1Nc, nor in possession OF Jonessf
Point; since he has no other title tome proc
perey than that which he derives from pos
session obtained by knavery and retained oy
fe1Ary. -
December ~.
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JUST RECEIVED

For Sale at Il. CRAY's Bookstore, King
Street
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, affection and at
the approach of death.
Exemplifed in the testimonies and expert.
ence of persons, distinguish ed by their great
ness, learning or virtud.
I" IT'S immortality that alone
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ness,
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Resides great number OF stsahel f'''Ns'
Of 100, 500, eco, $50, IS, 50, 20, &c
Tickets and Shares at the rate OF S'1 Do'-
mrs. for sale at r. Gray's Bookstore whefe
/, co,,ect check Of the drawings are Kept ana !
al Tickets sold as above examined trcc O
expence. ;;vo, for ply
es as soon as drawn.
January g.. ---
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p. s. The uIgn~~ tt
Skins and Bark, which will be rsceIfeeafss
their lanyard near the stone bridge, upper
end of Duke-street, or currylng shop, TIVE
doors above the Washington tavern, King
street.
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N o T I C e.

THE subscribers trading under the firm of
2albon and Saunders, have just commenced
the TANNING and CURRYING BUSI-
NESS in this place, where they have on hand
and intend keeping senerai assortment Of
LEATHER suitable Tor Saddleis, Shoemak.
ers, Bookbinders, &c. which they will dis
hroved mates at short dates.
Ellfha Talbot,
Peter Saunders.
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From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg
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FOR SALE,
A GOOD WAGON and T'EAM--the
Wagon is nearly new and completely fixed
for travelling.
APbyso the Printer.
January q. st
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LoNDoN, LLdrcA 2S.
tAFFAIRS OF AUSTRIAN.

We are told, on tie authority of a gen
tleman who left Hamburger on Saturday,
(March 25) that the Austrian army, in Ba-
varia only, consisted Of 10000 men, It
was understood at Hamburger that the CEN
tire of the French army was to be Command
ed by the prince Of Corvo, who he'd set out
from that city to direct les operations! Il
is however added, that no act of Hostility
gas likely to occur units al interview, for
which arrangements had been made, should
take place between the emperor Francis AMI
Bonaparte. A single remark will shcw the
absurdity ofthese statements. The entrance
of the Austrian army into Bavaria would OF
itself have been an aet of absolute hostility,
and more decisive than even a declaration
of war.
Some accounts have been received from
Holland of hostilities having commenced
between the Austrians and the French in
the Tyrol, and of the former having defeat
ed the latter with considerable loss. Let
tiers to this effect were certainly received by
merchants in the city, and which also stated
that there had been a battle in Bavaria
These statements were also corroborated by
a gentleman arrived in town from the Dutch
coast, who had succeeded in effecting his
escape from Verdun. He not only men
tons the facts in positive terms, bit gives
dates. The blow in the Tyrol is said to
have been struck on the 18th, and that in
Bavaria on the 18th ult, 1t is, however,
we think unlikely, chat events of such i'm
portance should have happened, and CONT
nued unknown in other parts of Germany.
from which we have intelligence to the god
and Esd. The issue of the engagement in
the Iyrol is said to have been favorable to
the Austrians. The action in Bavaria is
noticed as little more than an affair of posts,
but the advantages remained also with the
Austrians. From the same source we are
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FOREIGN.
VIA NEW-YORK.)

Extract from the G~ottenburgh ne7csfapeF
called " IHe AAehN1d," Of the Goth Of
March.
STOCKHOLM, liarch %.
Yesterday morning the following report was
received from gen. Won Doibeln, dated
goth inst.
On the 10Th the wi posts of the army
near Grelehamm, were attacked and drove
back by the enemy's cossacks, Dragons and
ehasseurs. This van guard was command
ed by the Russian gen. Koulrof,. In short
time after a letter came to major gen. Won
Doibeln, from the Russian commander in
chief, gen. Knorung, whose contents were
that as he was assured by what had been
communicated to him by his royal highness
the duke and protector of the kingdom, that
the Swedish government was disposed to
enter into negotiations for peace, and like
wise knew that it conceded with his ROYAL
masters sentiments, he had Immediately
given orders for all hostilities to cease, and
ordered gen. Keninof to return to Aland
seith the troops under his command. Gen.
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assured, that Bonapa.,e. af,,,..l:,
mai leave OF his senate. had lef, - ~
Germany, 70 assume the commanI "s 4
armies IN person. o'
Report likewise speaks Of
peace having been signed befws,a
and Turkey, Effected tsrouei Ii ~. n..s
OF Austria, and that the e]lnp.ror pt'H'
der has pat in motion an army Gor !, "'S'
%tection Of the Austrian territorire :"
A Dutch paper of The first ins,ar,
ed town on Tuesday, containing H. tr.o
lation Of an article from the ~ ~ tIaf-
which leaves no doubt Of a ranr,ra ~
taken place. The article consists 4.'a
violent declamailons against the par s"1'
conduct Of Austria, and tern,irats. 'o':H''
phrase TO the following If. ct:-@ S'"'.,
moment we were writing the abov, ~.
%vations, We received intelligence H., %
Titles h@d commenced between -
vanced posts" The Dutch paper also s,,,
that the Archduke Charles has adyanrsI I
galnst oaXOny at the head OF a great fore. 4
A kind OF semi-oficlal publication Of
Austrian government, in justification Of
present warlike attitude has appeared. I'll
article, which may not be genuine, holds,
decided language, and is rather c%alculnl
to court negociationth than proyokeimmcdrl
hostility.
a raper of Tuesday state. that the war
France against Austria will be conducted
new plan. Our ministers, it SAYS, had
reason to believe, that While Ecrhirr, Nj
sena, and Oudinot advance by Auesbur]
Ratisbon, Brannau, and Strau5ing coward
Lintz, Napoleon viii, in person, take
new course, hitherto uninterrupted in Il
former campaigns. It IS to penetrate thr
Carinthia and Carniola, INTO Croatia an
Hungary, leaving Stiria and Austria al,
gethcr unattached, and appearing, at IL
head OF 10000 men, under The walls of Z.
Ga. 4 c~onvocation of the Hungarian stat.
is then TO be assembled there for tie paros
OF declaring the throne vacant, ard Of pa,
ing en- it one of his brothers or gsn.g1a.-
| One letter dated from Vienna, received
London, mentions jerome as destined e
thu King Of Hungary, and that he is to i
replaced at Cassel by Bernajotte. Ii
xisrst measures have been taken )
the cabinet and government Of Au
tria, to conciiiate, t. arm, and to alta.
the people, as we'll as the mobiles Of IimE
~. Maria Theresa found, under soi.
circumstances, the b~estsnPPort al hercrovr
il the Loyalty and devotion Of that generoy
. nation. We dare not, however, comHa
those dangers w,h the present awful rsro'
tionary evils that overhang Europe u
calculate on the defeatof Napoleon, brcau
Bellesise was driven back in 1912. Asr
did . crisis impend more fall OF hazard
more appalling.
Specie has become SO scarce IN A0St'
in consequence Of the report OF a war u a
a ducat in gold was eagerly sought at 10
riins III bank-potcs. When paper IS At
the value of a ducat is 4 IL forms.
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Extract Of a letter frcrn lieutenant genera"
John Moore to yiscount CasticrcaEo'

Extract Of a letter fren lieutenant genera"
John Moore to Wiscount CaStIcrcaT''
SALAMANCA, 9Th Nzo. 1907
] had the honor upon the 17th inst TO 1%|
ceive our lordship's dispatches Of ta' w
convened to ne by a kings messen8rr'
Ny letter from Lisbon Of the 2Tth C:'s1
Der would cpprise your IordshiP, th3!' I'D
ing concluded every arrangement there T., !,
was about to follow the troops then aifsaoI
on their march into Spain. rs tra'sD Nv.
with nv own horses, and was necTS'a'n :,
detained by business at different places y, VI
the road, | did no. rea,h Salamanca UNI
the 18Th. On the day following the 5S 4.
ments began to arrive. and continued "'
to come 10 By corps in Succession r.b
The three divisions OF infantry T'',.
marched under lieutenant general fFas,.
generals Paget ard Bcrresford, are Row ..
here, together with one brigade OF aF''i'' -.
which. With infinite difficulty followed -.
road bv Abrantes and Castillo brahco.-
One BRIGADE of infantry, which leti i;'sOo.
lyst. IS Sill abscnt it is employed IN the s1 ;
cort OF the ordinance and Other Stores "",''
are forwarding foy the service OF me army ,s
The troops have performed L"Is " ,,o,.,
well in spite Of hard weather, and 'he "o' :.
roads | ever saw their appearance" ~" Il
as good, and their fitness for ssrv'11 ''.'''
better. than when they left Lisbon. "a
Then conduct upon the march anu "'o
their arrival here here has been eAs'a,'i"'
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KnoTung also delivered a letter to lieut.. pen.
Barclay de FOLEY. LII the event Of nego-
citation, he had already passed the Gulph,
Immediately to return to the Finland shore.
Gen.Knorung mentioned that similar orders
were semitic Wasa, by way Of Abo."
On the 29th, in the morning, Gresse-
hamm was evacuated by the enemy, all the
magazines Of the enemy being untouched.
The same day colonel Lagerlunns, knight
of the royal order Of the sword and of the
grand cross, was sent to the Russian head
quarters, to proceed from thence with pro-
per passports to tie place where his Russian
majesty may now be.
Lieutenant general commander & knight
of the royal order of the sword and Swedish
grand cross, count Gustaf Wachmeester,
left this place the day before yesterday in
the afternoon, to take the command Of the
army assembled near Greslehamm.
Aarch 5s.
Yesterday at noon, that part Of the west
ern army marched into this capital, which,
under the command of lieutenant colonel
Alesparre, put itself in motion from CM-
stadt, and was considerably reinforced in
its marchthrough Pleike and Westmanland.
The troops were received with universal
shouts of applause.
STOCKHOLM GAZETTE, OF March 81.
The following circular letter, addressed
to the public boards, courts Of justice, and
consistories, has been lately issued:
Charles, by the grace Of God, Sc
Whereas in consequence ofthe events which
have lately taken place, his royal majesty is
not able to saperintend and direct the af-
fairs Of the realm therefore we being the
only prince of the royal family who IS Of
age, have found ourselves obliged to
until further notice, the reins Of govern
ment, and shall endeavor to acquit our
selves OF this arduous task in such a manner
that the empire may regain its former tran
guilty and peace, both abroad and at home,
and tlade and industry be revived: it be.
ing our firm determination to deliberate,
Jointly, with the other states OF the realm,
on the means which shall appear best cal
culated to promote the welfare Of the. Swe-
dish people; we therefore charge and
command you to evince towards Us that
fidelity and attachment which our sincerity
ofheart, and the prosperity Of the country
implicitly demand at the present time. Ioul
official reports are to be addressed to his
royal majesty in the same form as when
during the minority Of the king, We presid-
ed over the management Of the concerns o.
tha state. We. 2-c. 2-r.
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CHARLES
CHARLES.
VI. ROSENELAD."
Stockholm Castle, March
10 1910

According to intelligence received from
Trieste, the Russian men Of war are victu-
aiIing forseveral months and according to
report, they ave on the point OF setting sail
for the Black Sea.
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from q Landau bq9e5- recci0ea at tie mn
America Office.
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t. Removal.
70 round.

HAVEremoved to Richmond. My prac-
Hce will be in all the Superior Courts held
there, anil in those of Spottsylyania, Stafford
and Prince William.
Benjamin Bolts.
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