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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-05
Portland, (Maiae,) Sept. IA.
A NOBLE ACT


With pleasure we record the noble ana
manly exertions OF Mr.. Ztbedee Polleys,
Young man of this town, in rescu'ng from
wstery grave the sonef capt Lemuei Moody.
On Wednesday last, while amusing NM
self with two other lads, in small float on
Back Cove river, they were upset aud iei'
to their fate; two of the number providen-
,;ally reached the shore, while The one
above. mentioned struggled and sunk, IN view
Of several women at distance. Mr. r. be-
ing informed OF the circumsi ance, launched
a canoe and fastened as near as ne could
iodge. to the spot. Being nnacaualnted
with swimming, he with great presence OF
mind and fortitude, thrust his car INTO the
mud. and descended thereby and brought up
the body, after IFS being 20 minutes IN tue
water. After reaching the shore, by 'he alo
Of several persons and judicious manage
meot the child was resuscitated IN about
lie >, hour. [yargas.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-05
ALEX ANIiRiA:
7v7FSD4Y MORNING, OCTOBER s.
HEALTH OF BALTIMORE.

Twenty five new cases Of fever were re-
ported in that city, for the ga hours ending
on Saturday morning and eleven new ca
SEES for the "a hours ending on Sunday morn
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-05
HEALTH OF BOSTON.

The Boaro Of Health officially announced
OIL the eth Sept. that the town OF Boston
wa, at that time wholly free from any conta-
gious or malignant disease.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-05
From The Psetieal Magazine.
MORNING.

Slowly from the sleeping vale'
See The misty volumes rise,
Der the healthy summit SAIL
Tbere co-nixing earth and skies.
See before the god Of day.
FIy the shades Of sable night;
Ev'ry songs,er on the spray,
Brightly halls returning light
Chiefof all. the early lark,
Quitting for while his young,
Scars amid the beav'ns--and, harx!
Sweetly swells his matin song.
Peasants, from their beds OF rest
Hasten DER the dripping heath;
joyful view the glowing east
Tinge the valley far beneath.
Sportive, on the dark brown hill
Tender lambs delight TO play
Now beside the stretching rlil,
Now to distant verdure stray
Cheering is the passing gale
To the pallid cheek Of NO.
Waiting, fragrant from the vale,
Ey'ry sweet the How'rs bestow.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-05

From the New- York Evenlng Post, Hp'' "
II the statement relative to tnt y" a.
ute between Com. Stewart ana h!'0D :,
GERS is correct, / have no hesIta'lo" ;,
saying, that he is right ard thty n, az,
wrong. In an order for coui ','D e.
tial. time and place is ment'o"e', - - a..
t is to be presumed that the snip oo '[
manded by the president was na", .
whether or not, is Of little coI''s4' 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-05

bowed slightly. After Mr.. Norris b.,
dressed hun as he did the Others, Saw.
said, : Am ! TO consider myself comm,
on that charge ~
"a Norris. You are detained ., =, /
charge; not finally committed way
John Knight was the next. He s,i5
thing, but was addressed as the others
James Moorhouse smiled veg con;en,h
ouly. Alter MIR Norris had remandedb
the charge OF High Treason, Moorton.o =
up his white hat,* which was Gloss - ~
and said, =" presume its my hat Won mo-.
and not me. am ready TO meet the char,
y Most of he leaders wore while hate
A short time since an officer, who rosi.as
The town OF Athlone, had all bis cbiIdro, ;
the hopping cough ; there wa, pc, mon...
IN the house, who absolutely took lbr ti,o,
der, and hoped SO like the children ,D,,
was impossible to discriminate te,wecc,,o.
All the little ones happily recovered, bur II.
monkey, Notwithstanding the creates, cas-
died OF the disorder. (LondOa yoos-
l. is asserted in Liverpool paper tbat,.
Hoterioo seam packet OF thatpIace, bea,,.
SaUanndk steam ship, in lace round I.
Rock Perch. The force Of the Savannah
stated 10 be between 10 and 80 horse pous.
and tba, Of The Waterloo two engines of g.
horse power each.
The churches and chapels in England.f
the established religion. amount TO ll.57.
aud yet il Is said there are almost four m,
ons of people destitute of the means of publ
worship.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-05

A Census of the White Persons in the
State of South Carolina, has been recently
taken. according to law passed at the last
session of the Legislature. The number IS
reported at 1888 which, compared
with the enumeration at the Census of 1910,
presents an increase of l4,356, In the Tree
white population of the state. lload.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-05

The result Of the Ward Elections in Ph'ia-
delphia. on Friday last. for Inspectors OF
the General Election, gives total OF 1913
federal votes, and 1929 democratic.
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sion, commenced. by some enquiries from
MIR Storrs as to the necessity of the pr
posed encrease ofthe corps of Engineers
sc. who was replied to at length by Mr.
Johnson of Kentucky. Some Other gen
slem, N entered Into the discussion.
Before the committee had gone tire
the bill, 1t agreed, OH the motion of Mr..
Bassett, and after some discussion of the
question, to rise and report progress,
The Committee rose accordingly, and
reported the appropriation bill as it had
been filled up and amended, ard obtained
leave to SIT again on the unfinished bill.
The house then concurfed In all the a
mendmen,s to the appropriation bill, ex.
cept that which appropriates ten thou
sand dollars for extra pay for soldiers en-
ployed In the construction and repair of
military roads.
On concurring in this appropriation,
debate took place which continued until
late hour, and in which Messrs4 Pitkin,
Ste IRIS, Mercer, Smith of Md. Mills,
LCwndes, Tucker of Va and Poindexter
took part.
Before deciding the question, and after
once refusing to lay the bill on the table,
and rejecting two or three different mo-
tons to adjourn,
The bill was laid on the table; and
The House adjourned to Monday
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COMMON COUNCIL.
JANUARY 9th, 1919.

JANUARY 9th, 1919.
Ordered, That the taxes OF David Jen-
kins, deceased, for the years 1917 and
1878. be RENTED.
MIR Lee, from the corn ittee to whom
was referred the message of the Mayor,
of the 3lst October 1918, reported the
following Bills, viz;
An act to amend and explain the fifth
section Of IN act entitled San act concern
ing theatrical performances and public
exhibitions and an act to amend the
sixteenth section of the act entitled San
act TO remove nuisances, preserve The
health of the inhabitants of the town OF
Alexandlia, and for other purposes -
which were seyerally read first time,
and laid on the table.
Ordered, That the papers heretofore
before council relative to a proposed
mendment of the charter, be referred to
the president of the council, together with
Messrs. Lee and Smith.
he common council having consider
ed the report of the committee to whom
was referred the subject cf the Official
Conduct of George Coryell, superinten
dent ofpol!ce, do unanimously declare it
70 be their opinion that tie language OF
all officers of the corporation to those
who MAJ be the subject of their Official
notice ought to be decorous that the
style OF address of Geo. Co yell to Nor
decai Miller was not decorous, and such
as an officer ought TO use to others in the
discharge of his public duties; yet the
conduct Of the superintendent of police
IN this instance has not beeD such as to
authorize the council to adopt any mea-
sure towards him other than this expires
sion of their disapprobation of his con.
duct. Extract from the minutes.
Test, l. p. THOMPSON, &C.
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FROM THE NATIONAL INrELLIeENcER :.
CONGRESS.
IN SENAFE-Jan. z.

Mr.. Williams, Of Tenn. from the mi.
Itary committee, directed to enquire into
the expediency of providing by law for
clothing the army Of the country in do
mestic manufactures, reported against the
expediency of making any provision by
tau on that subject.
The bill to incorporate the Medical So
cicty and Proyident Association, was read
a second lime, ard referred 10 the COM
.mittee on the District of Columbia.
The bill to extend the jurisdiction of
the courts ofthe United States TO cases
arising out Of the law Of patents, was read
second time.
The bill to establish a Supreme court
&C sc. was again debated, as it has been
ably, for two days past.
4 motion has been made by Mr.. Ro-
berts, TO recomnit the bill, with instruc-
tons, in lieu of the present bill, to provide
for the appointment Of two additional dis
trict Judges, for the states of Kentucky
and Tennessee, who shall, with the dis
tfict Judges now liz commission, hold the
circuit courts in those states, with the
jurisdiction now possessed by those courts.
On the question to agree to this motion,
it was decided in the negative, yeas 9,
nays 90.
A motion was then made by Mr.. Ro-
berts, to recommit the bill to the judicia
ry committee, with instructions to provide
in the bill fer the appointment Of two adj
ditional Justices Of the Supreme court,
and so to alter the present division of the
United States into Circuits, as to provide
for the more speedy administration of
Justice in the states Of Tennessee and
Kentucky.
Before deciding this motion the Senate
adjourned. JANUARY 8.
The motion made by Mr. Johnson, on
the 9th ultimo, to call on the Executive
for the correspondence respecting the
cession of the Floiidss, was this day with
drawn, by him, on being called up, his
object having been attained by the COM
nunications subsequently made by the
President.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the bill Cor the more convenient orga-
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SEfP MAYS.
poR,r OF ALEXANnRIA.

from me E-rehange- Cogee House Books.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Sclir Coquette, Vail, 45 days from FL
guera--salt to Joel Cruttenden. Nov.
q, lat SO So, Icing Is, AZ, spoke brig
Rock, Goodwin, 81 days /, ON S,cvrna, for
Boston. Jan. ist lat 81, 80 long 70, so,
spoke hermaphrodite brig Rachael and
sally, Erwin, "a days from Port-au-
Prince, for PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6, off Pity
Point, spoke brig Venus, from Aleyaaa..a
Tor n. York. Capt Vail experienced We
ry boisterous weather on his passage.
Sleep Polly g Sylvia, Weeks, 6 days
from n York, salt, molasses, sugar, cot
lee, &c. TO merchants of the district.
Nothing bound up, inland vessels exc ept-
ed. oIEA,Ep.
Schr Resolution, Ellis, Newborn.
- Three Sisters, Snow, do.
SiooP Regulators, SowIe, Bermuda.
Sioop Increase, Gilmore, hence. ar. at
Boston via Newport, Vineyard, and Bris-
tol, { Me- in. ffy days.
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81 J0H.T JACKSON & a..
O WEnEsDAy

. WEDNESDAY,, at 10 AM.
We fhall fell, without referye. The r.,
lowing Goods. viz: 'oi-
spperane cloths, blues, blacks, olives.
greens, brown and mixed, double m;lleg
oran c!oShss iuper fimeres, blues, hla, ks
craps Sobufgs and mixed coatines ana
6oeNngs, point and roie blankets, peli0e.
hannels' toillnet yeftings, red & white IAN
neis, 4 lriih linens and dowias. "A / iol8
ano prog heda linens, fuper prints. finer
uLnt''res: inrer Carl 1e ginghams, brown
aho 3Leached flirting, domefiic plaids'and
ton a' Gp, COTTON and linen bed tick, cot
Ton, NIX and cloth ihawTs flag, bandano &.
cotton dkfs, tieklcnbures. hnrlaps. an 81
ceiient aiiortment of mufl ms, var!o,,s ous-
ilIles, Piai figured, fpider net, etc furn;-
.uIe binding, threads, tapes, fewinp iilk.
buttons, iins, blk'canton hdkfs. keTfevs
cneCks, gloves, etc. etc ian
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Warburton. Fishing Landings.

Warburton Fishing Landings.
FHShE Subscriber will receive propo-
4 sails for, and let, his Swan Landing,
as well as the Meadow Barr Fifhery, either
by ledle, for three years, or for the coming
feaion only. The creek Cliff Landing is
difcontinued, from the injuries done his
grain fields by INLAND cuflomers, and tref
pats done off the main high read, COME
quent to the BRICK makings for the fort.
And thofe landings adjoining TO the wharf
are not likely to be filhed, from a want Of
fheds, accommodations for a proper gang
of feline haulers the obhru6tions by cart
ings the necelIaTy heaps of the public
materials on them and from part of
the north wing Of the wharf being yet IN
filled in He, however recommends to
thole who are inclined to rent them annu
ally or on lhort ieafe, (and who have known
the value OF thofe filhcries for years back
to take view of them, and make propo.
falls therefor. His manager, MIR Johnion,
or Mr. Frazier living at the wharf, will
aid in ibewing them and ALTO fate the
iundry valuable materials belonging to or
left on the premiles, by Mr. Andrew Bar
tle--fuch as deep feline, number Of tubs
and caks, platform, windlaHes, ropes and
proper filming boats, &c, very convenient
for any one commencing hlhery
jam. I'm THIS. A. DIGGES.
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CONDITIONS

The work will be printed on fine paper
and new type, and contain about 90 or 400
pages duodeelmo. The price, Bound and
iettered will be 81 so, & 4 e in boards.
Any. perton obtaining tenlubfcribers md
becoming Teiponiible tor the fame mali be
entitled to ono copy.
~ Perions holding iubfcriptions will
return them to the Office OF the C;e, iu' 81
IPril noSt. dec az
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Merino Shawls, Plumes, etc.
FSNHE Subscriber has just received
j and wishes to sell at fair prices for
any bank paper of the diitri6t
80 meiino fhawls, white and orange
with elegant borders
Ladies' bonnet plumes
Ladies' and children's fleece gloves
Amulets
Ladies' black and fate colored worried
hoie, etc etc. janIi mo. CORSE,
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Union BANK.

Of Hlerane,ria, Jan. /, 1919.
FEVHE stockholders IN this institution
"A are hereby notified, that dividend
.of4 per cent for the laf fix months on
the capital paid in. on the SIT nlt. has
been declared payable to them on or after
Iueidsy next, sth init. Agreeably 10 or
der, c. 7. CHAPMAN, Cain.
ianA ~" Q
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FRANKLIN BANK.

Of .9ierandfia, Jan 2, 1919.
VgNiiE Board of directors having de-
u clared Dividend. of Three and one
Quarter per cent, the fame will he paid to
the ftockholders or their legal eprc.enta-
tlves, on or after the 9th infant.
jane ct w RSIODES, Caff,r.
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9th,

At Leicester, Mass on the a9th of
Nov. last OF the typhus fever, MIR. RUFUS
SMI11., one of the firm of Woodcock,
Smith, Sc Co. aged 96 years,
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MONDAY, JANUARY IL, 1919.

Ee The communication, signed a
" Citizen" touches upon subject which
we think, will not be of advantage to dis
cuss hndiicty at this particular time, we
have therefore laid it over till more
favorable opportunity offers.
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have therefore LAID 1t over till more
favorable opportunity offers.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
At an election held at the banking
house, on the 4th and 5th instant, at Phi
ladclphia, the following gentlemen were
duly elected
Directors Of The U. States Bank for 1919.
William Jones Charles Chauncey
James e, Fisher Joseph Dugan
John Sergeant James Schott
John Bolton, of Sa- Henry Toland
vannah Langdon Cheves, of
Joshua Lippincott S. Carolina
John Coulter John Potter, of do
John Lislo John Oliver, of Bait.
John Connell George Williams, do
Daniel Lammott George Hoffman, do
Gustavus Colhoun Arch'd. Oracle, NY.
AT meeting of the directors on the
9th inst. WIN. JONES was unanimously re-
elected president.
In the senate, there has been, within
the last few days, an interesting discus
sion on the important subject of the pro-
posed rehabilitation Of the judiciary of
the United States. Ii is impossible to say
what will eventually become of it but
the general impression is, that the bill
now before the senate, For establishing a
distinct supreme court, will pass that boz
dy without much alteration.
L he vice president has taken his seat
as president of the senate. Nat. Inf.
Mr.. JOHN HARRIS, Consul of the Uni
ted States at st. Petersburg, lras arrived
an Washington; bringing dispatches from
our Minister Mr.. CAMPBELL. ID.
" Old Iron Sides We understand
{says the Boston Gazette) that AN exani-
nation has lately been made of the decks
of the frigate Constitution, now living at
the Navy Yard, and that they were found,
after the most faithful search, 10 be as
firm and sound as when first laid. This
fact presents high eulogium on the skill
and integrity OF those who have been en-
gaged in the U s. ship building at this
place.
From 81 NEichqeis.-Capt. Thompson
informs that few DAYS before he sailed
the governor was arrested and ordered to
appear before the governor general at
Teroeira, for having written what was
termed a disrespecdul letter to the latter,
The officer who brought. the order for
his arrest, would in the mean time Off
ciate as governor.
The crop of corn at ST. MichaeIs has
been unusually abundant. 1t was calcu-
lated that besides supplying the wants Of
The inhabitants, there would be 100000
bushels for export. Mere. .AdU.
The governor ofPennsylvania has sign:
ed the death warrant of James Munks,-
convicted OF murder in Centre county,
he Is ordered for execution on Saturday,
23d inst. between the hours of ten and
two O'Clock. Dsm. Press.
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AUCTION SALES.
By p. 6. .M.dRs1ELLER.

By II. g. .u.iRSIELLER.
THIS DAY, AT 1eM.
viii be fold on Irwin's wharf the csrps
OF fchr Lottery, from Havana, viz.
IS hhds lst quality Muscovado sugar
10 boxes do white and brown do
$4,000 segars Hayana
A quantity of0ranges
Lines
Cocoa nuts, &c
Terms liberal and made known at the
place of sale. - s
janri P. G. MAxs4ELLER, aus.
-A-->%-- So,
TOMORROW, at 10 A. Nj.
VIII be sold at the Vendue store, corneS
OF Prince and Water streets.
Super6re and fine broat. cloths
Coatinss
Kerseys
Negro ctyttons
Caiieoes
Cotton shirtings -
Cambria and leno 1Iiusliss
.Dim:.ieE
Woollen and cotton hosiery
ALSO,
Candles in boxes
Queensware III crates
Gin cases
+, Dcmijohns
Figs in boxes
Herrinss in barrels, sc
II quantity Of elegant Furniture.
Among which are
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BANK OF ALEXANDRIA,

January 4, 1919.
4 DIVIDEND of Three and Half
"a per cent, for the last half year, is
this lay declared, and viii be paid to the
stockholders in the inffitu'ion, or their l..
gal representatives, on Thurfday, the 9TH
inf. IL. M'KENNA, Cafh'r.
ian 8 Sw
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NOTICE.
NM ICE
NOTICE.

4Nt' AZ II.
ME co-partnership of C.. III. s r..
g PLUMMER, is this day dissolved,
by mutual content; andall tnose indebted
to IA d firm are requcted TO make immedi
ate PAYMENT, as aifo thofe having claims
ere deflred TO fed them in on @ before the
hrit day of February next, for adjufime MT
ian 4
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7 AN OLD MAN.

Rf the name CT CUPID, is offered
~ for sale. Enquire Of the Printers.
ian S ".
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UYER'.S .ASSIST4.N'ITy.

-<,.-,, u y z Wv =
q NOMPlLED from some Of. the best
~ and most celebrated philosopher
chymiits, and practitioners in The art of DIV.
ing, IN England, France and America. -
ne experience Of the compiler. during g
years or practice, has proved the utility Of
many OF the recipes here gwen
i o which IS added recipes for cleaning,
mixing, and preparing wool for carding,
especially the merino, and ALTO how TO VIII.
ten blankets, hOfery, &c &c together
with an approved method of weaving CO.
verlids, counterpanes, table linen, &c. with
plates, drsughts and directions how to nut
IN aud weave about 40 different figures.
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on ,Y'H DC. addedfo tO-merrozv'a safe
50 boxes brown soap
40 barrels potatoes. - >'''''j
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House adjourned.
JANUARY 8.

oSrNS'J VI A. Aihct llOlit lliC
committee on roads and canals, reported
bill to appropriate fund for internal
Improvements which bill was twice read
and committed
The house then again resolved itself
into committee of the whole, MIR. II
Nelson in the chair, on the bill making
appropriations for the military establish
ment for the year 1919. The committee
proceeded in filing up the blanks of the
bill, receiving from Mr.. Smith Of Md.
chairman of the committee of ways and
means, explanations of the different APP.
preparations which he moved to insert in
the bill. Having gone through the bill,
The committee next took up the bill
concerning the military establishment of
the United States"
The first section Of this bill provide
that, in addition to the present officers of
the corps of Engineers, that corps shall
consist of one brigaJier general, one lieu
tenant colonel, two MAJORS, two captains,
tour first and four second lieutenants, to
receive the same pay and emoluments as
| officers ofthe same grade in the corps oil
ordnance
} Some debate took place on this proyi.
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BANK or THE UNITED STATES

At an election held at the banking
house, on the 4th and 5th instant, at Phi
ladclphia, the following gentlemen were
duly elected
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-25
FOUNTAIN FERRY,
.ft Alton, Illinois,

n s now in good order for crossing all persons
n travelling from the states east of the Mis-
siaslppi, to ST, Charles, Bo0n's Lick, or Sat
Rirset y the territory of Missouri; and is three
miles nearer from Milton to Madam Griffith's,
near PQTtaSe de Sioux, than any other road now
travelled. The subscriber has caused the roads
leading to and from the Ferry to be put in good
repair; has an excellent set ofboats and hands 4;
ana, owing to the particular form of the river
at low water, and during all the fall and winter
months, he can make three trips across the Ii
yer Mississippi, at this ferry, sooner than one
trip can be made at any other ferry onthe same
river within the state, by which travellers will
no. meet with any detention or delay, even by
strong winds and that they may notbe misled,
or made to go out of the road, all persons de-
slrous of travelling this way, will please to fol-
low these directions:
On leaving Milton for the river, keep the
left-hand road at the foot Of the bluff, 1t is
level and dry. In travelling TO the east from ST.
Charles to the state of Illinois, take the right
hand road when you get within about mile of
Smeltzer's, where you will observe the marks
of sgn-board knock ID down. In passing this
way you viii not be detained BY high winds
JOH,F PITCHER.
Oct. o-20tf
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BELLEVILLE HOTEL.

JAMES GARRISON respectfully informs
eb the public, that he has moved to the house
lately occupied by James Tannehill, where
large buildings have since been erected; good
stables, pr oyl.ed with plenty ofcorn, oats, hay,
and fodder. He trusts, by industry and perse-
serance, TO merit portion Ct public patronage
Sept. 11--16tf