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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10

TO the probable time Of the convention Of the Minis
tiers of the several powers. The course which he
adopted of announcing himself to such OF them as
had arrived at Mexico, is approved. From tue an
swers he received to his nOe 1t appears tiat eisht
months. from the 9Th Of July last, were spechled
as the pcriod in which the treaties concluded at fa
mama were to be ratified, and when 1t was expected
the Congress would again meet. mat term eSpHeo
on the 18th inst 1t is probable, therefore, mat a.
bout this time the ministers OF the various powers
will assemble at Tacubaya. Buff they should not
ectbeiure the list Of June next, Mr.. Sergeant may,
after that dav, return to the United States without
further detention. lii the event OF his RETURN Mr.
Poinsett will consider the duties Of the joint mis-
sion as deyolying On him alone and should lhe
Congress assemble subsequent to that period, anu
Mr. Sergeant should await himself OF the PERMISSION
now given him to leave Mexico, Mr. Pulnsett VIII
attend the Congress in behalf ct the United States.
The intelligence which has reached us from many
points, to the ambitious projects and views OF 30.
liyar, has abacd very much the strong hopes which
were once entertained of the favorable results OF the
Congress of the American Natlons-lf that inteli.
sence be well founded, las there is much reason to
apprehend it is probable he does not look upon the
Congress in the interesting light that he iorner
ly did Still the objects which are contemplated by
your n,tructions are SO highly important, that the
President thinks their accomplishment ought not 10
be abandoned whilst any hope remains. Their va
lue does not entirely depend upon the forms Of the
governments which may concur IN their establish
ment, but exists at all times and under every form
of government.
You WILL in all your conversations and inter.
course with the other Ministers, endeavor to
strengthen them in the faith of free institutions and
to guard them against any ambi ons schemes and
plans, from whatever quarter they may proceed,
tending to subyert liberal systems.
MIR. Rochester having been appointed Charge
DIES Aifalres to Guatimala Mr. John Speed Smith,
Of Kentucky, formerly member Of the House Of
Representatives, IS appointed Secretary TO your
Mission. In the event Of his acceptlnce (of which
advice has not yet reached the Department. he is
expected 10 proceed from Kentucky, by the way of
to )oln you.
You are al liberty 10 dctan the bearer ofthis let
ter, reasonable tune to convey any dispatches you
may wish to forward to this Government. III YOU
-huud not wish him to remain at blexico for that
purpose alter stopping about two weeks TO recover
rom the latlgues Of the journey and voyage he vii
'eurn 10 the inited States with such dispatches as
foii NAV coi..lc 10 him.
| am, with great respect, your obedient servant.
III. CLAY.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10
From the .h-cw HAMPSHIRE Journal

The pro fe'npore Editor OF the N. II. Patriot ia
Tor pushing III, scheme OF party organization upon
the present majority IN this State somewhat too has
tly We imagine, aud in style which cannot be
other than offensive, even to the most seryie parti
sans.
The following extract from the ". H. Patriot will
illustrated our meaning:
Having gained the victory it now remains for
the democratic party to take such measures as will
secure to 1t permanent ascendancy. Aud TO ef-
feet this, We would suggest the propiey Of not adj
mtting ntofellowshp again any man who opppse1
the election OF the Republican Candidates for State
and County Officers and members OF Congress a.
the late election, for such can never be trusted with
safety. We would further suggest to the Re-
publican Town Committees, the propriety Of taking
il list OF the names of the men in their respective
towns, who calling themselves republicans, were.
nevertheless, recently seen fighting under Federal
commanders
Thus it will be seen that no one is hereafter TO
be admitted into fellowship who opposed the
election OF Messrs. Hubbard, Hammons i. Co 10
Congress, or OF Benjamin PIERCE as Governor. or
even of the several jackson candidates for county
officers Nay, the Republican Town Commit
tees" are instructed to take down infinitely the name
ct all recusants, in order that the individuals NAV
be marked, aud hereafter remembered And this
we suppose, is the freedom Of opinion, and the ut,-
shacked right OF suffrage in short, the true Re.
publicanism" Of the Jackson party in N. II. 1t ia
however species of dI Hing and dragoonne which
will hardly prove practicable or successful in this
community.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10

and the measures of Government, gives any saj.fal
ton TO the putllc If MIR. Richie will pardon III
for tresspassing on his manor Of Shakespeare, ws
will entreat Gen. Green in the language of anothel
of his layore quoal ions, 'not to lay the lalterinr
JUNCTION to his sou' Let him be assured, that thl
rirginia community 1--WE infer the sense Of the nal
tionai community trom the feeling of this) is astoun
ded, and mortified at I've general complexion Of tbd
Presidents seectlons--ln particular at bis uneell
ing prescription Of many old, poor and worthy SER
wants Of the pubc-at his bestowal of Office upon
his personal creatures, who are rewarded out
Of The public Golfers, not for any public service, but
for their devotion to has person-and most particular
~, from the prevalent persuasion, that the u
Gen. Jackson is possessed, and the great patronage
of the nation guided, by men Of deauched lives and
abandoned morals Who is it that doubts this
And who that believing. is SO lost to the honor and
dignity vi his country as to approve 2 We speak
not now of the sentiments Of the late administration
party but we speak Of the jackson Party itself.
That they are disappointed and mortfed--has
their confidence in the discrimination of Sen. Jack
son is terribly and universally shaken--that many
of them doubt in their hearts, the prudence of their
own act in choosing him PresIent--that they be-
gin to see. that they amused with representa-
tons ofabuses under the Administration of Mr.. Ad-
ans that in truth existed-that they were puI.
led by promises Of reform and benefit that cannot be
accomplished, and stimulated to pitch of political
passion, for which there never was any sufficient
foundation in facial these truths the ..0fciaI,s
may most implicitly receive. Their disapprobatiDn
is not to be imagined the less deep and dangerous
that it seeks not to vent itself in words The time
for ITS display has not yet come. 1t may aeuer come,
it the President will dismiss from his councils aud
confidence men who do not possess the confidence
of the nation. But with their weight around hiz
neck he mtst anticipate disturbed and thornv adj
mlnisral'on, and disconnected people. Vie ought
to remepber---we wonder he should ever have for
gottcn--that lie was not made President to reward
his personal partlzans, his bosraplers and his edit
ors, but TO supernend The vast concerns Of potent
people.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10
TQNEIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

From the NeW FORK .qa,erican, of SATURDAY.. we
take the following summary of the intelligence re-
ctived at that port
From Liverpool, the Sylvanus Jenkins packet
snip arrived last evening, bringing London papers
To me oth-Of continental news we see nothing az
consequence Indeed, the all-absorbng question
u'scassea IN the London papers, is that OF Catholic
ehancipation-and the Kings speech, recommend
ny ne consideration OF that question, is pronounced
WI al iahas to be the most important address from
me sovereign, since the revolution that placed Pro-
'estant family upon the throne. We give among
our extracts, the opinion of several Of the leading
newspapers. -Ihe John Bull, Bells Messenger. and
,ne eourer, are opposed to concession Times.
Chronlcle, and Sphinx, in its favor Mr.. Peel, the
siaunrh and able advocate. heretofore of the disa.
ollites imposed upon the Catholics. has. under a
sense OF inperous necessity-and of duty as min
ster OF the crown. changed bis course, without
changing his oplnons--and, entertaining the sen-
ments ne always did, of the danger and imnolicy of
granting equality ofrghts to the Catholics. he Yields
~ 'he oDiisaton OF his station, in becoming the con-
uuc.of' through the House of Commons of bill
granting this equality. There cannot be doubt.
we presume, of the success of the bill. and we think
the ZINES right, when it says in reference to this
subject
9 In six months hence, men will look at each 9th
er and exclaim-W What was that scrunle which with
he'h emancipation P-what was that terror which
oveihuhg the antl.Cathoics The act Of emanci-
pa'on VIII pass, like the repeal of the test act, for
tne disappearance of shadow which haunted our
sleeP' and locked up our faculties as night mare''
AS preliminary proceeding, Mr.. Peel ntrodu-
ced. On the 10Th inst. in the House of Commons, a
severe Dill Tor the suppression Of unlawful associa.
tons. Happily. the Catholic association, with
equai wisdom and moderation, had, upon the kings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
10

NrOIlCE.-rhe' subscribers School will bf
IL continued the ensuing year, on The fol-
loving terms, VIZ: Ton Spelling, Reading, Wi
ting, Arithmetic, Grcg Apply and English
Grammar SIS per fcJm for the laun and
q eek tag - rs, Natural, Philosophy and
.alhematrs 50, payable IN each case bali
yearly. Fac sctulor viii be charge from
he time Of NJ enJraaoc "u'l the end Of lhe
en-. winch consists ol 23o teaching days, 81
Il weeks
Tie school will commoncr the LIST Monday
N January, 1880 fhr subs, rfbrr hunts MN
+ =. - scholars, exclusive OF hiS own eht
dren, and is some dsappD,ntmrnts havr acciu
81 uti z tn present year, ~ early entrance
IS seeomm nued Ia those that may detrlmIn,
TO avail themselves OF the school.
Tie Subscriber can accommodate 6 board
ers IN his on faulty, AT $50 the term, pas abb,
haItta ariy caeh boatdrr furnishing himself
with he clothing aad c-'ldrs.
AMUEL I MILLER
Gfa,rly XII. ~, rou-,
". NJ rs le|q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

U1R slNlA-A a superior Coat' Of Chan.
CO. aallen At tss town of byuthbufg !,
on she 39h day VI October, 1929. Chis~ell
D.ha., PHI
agaiaa
John Bullock. James Bullock, aud John Allan.
and Hm. Gait ea'ors. ot VIM Gait. dc. John
smifh. II ea OF Of Elizabeth Calland, dec. John
n rih, e1'or OF Roberl Burton, dec. Editha l.
/ Clay n her own right, and rs guardian OF Paul
A. Clay, Richard Walker, John Walker, aud
Murray Latham aud company, Delts.
Tn. cause came Oh his day to be heard on
the bill. answers Of the defendant. John A iiao
aud Nm. Gall, eA'5rs OF WIN. Gait, dec. aud
John smith. Jf e.'or Of Elizabeth Callana,
dec an eXhi1d, Tue subpoena awarded therein
On The 18th day ul December, ls2s, which MP.
pears to have besn duly served o" ibe delena-
au,s. John Il lock. james Bullock John North,
Ednha l. Clay, Richard Walker aud John
Walker, and the order OF publication against
the defendants Murray Latham aud company,
Il TIE 9TH day Of January. 1929, which appears
TO have been duly published, aud VAS argued
hy counsel. On consideration whereof, the
Court doth o. der that Que OF its commissioners
do nike an account Of the trnst hnd ~ the bill
mentioned, rs also 40 account OF any CLAIM OF
claims whish may be asserted before hun by
the defendants OF any 81 them, o. by others,
against the late finn 81 Gait, Bullock a. 10. IN
the bill mentioned and repo.t the same 10 the
Court with any matters specially stated
thought pertinent by himself, oF Uquired by
rhr pRiiies 10 be stated.
cory les,e. WILLS [.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
L,n,hsu.g, 23j Nov. 1929 !
The parties - this cause viii take notice
TINT fIave appointed odncsday the 81 ds.
ii Feb next 10 commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing order Of court, on which day.
NJ ihr houi Of niue o lock ~ the morning, they
arc requested 10 attend, together with all OIL
efs 10 whom The late iirn Of Gait Bullock < 90
mny be lndcbled, at INV ohcc IN this town,
with their accounts. vouchers hnd copies oil
coun pDpcrs, prepared tor examination and
setilement. JAMES BLNAGi1. I
Nov. 30 w4w3l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

ruHE Pfanfiiiora Of The Richmond and
Ba!s;1nats Onion Line OF Stages aud
Steamboats,. by iaprabannock, respectfully 10
form The pnblir ind lras oilers generally, that
tbs line has beea Ia operation one yenf iha'
the besi of coat he, b0fses, aud most ezpenen-
ead and careful divers are, snJ will be con
stanll} Kept tha the route affords the oes' ac'
Communications. good roads and no night lIh'
cling nv land lie Stages leave the Bell law
err IN Richmond rvay Wednesday and Satuf.
day morning at 3 o'clock, and arrive at lappa'
honnock 10 dinner, returning, leave 1"ppahah,
mock every Montay Ming at O'clock ana
Thursday mornings on ihearrival Of The steam
boat Paluxent. from Baltimore and arrive ~
Richmond IN lhe evening Jn Saturdays ifeY
nnsi meet fhe Palaxentat Tappahannock' Fa'J
10 take passer gersto Baltimore "hich arrives
there the succeeding ds, by O'Clock, T. ".
Inc boat leaves Baltimore every wednesday
morning ADD arrives at Tappahannock on
Thursday moinng The Proprie,ou viii spare
no labour OF expense 10 render this route agree
able, and they haye the pleasure 10 state, i'a'
passengers have uniformly expressed themselves
delighted with the line.
= Stag fare at the low rate Of 80 %, m
tetmediate Stages, 3 cents per nile
De- H. 2mlS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
CLOTHS,

90 PIECES R,gent's blue Velvet Cloth
sR . ps, sup, navy blue, for Geois frocks
, ps Shepherds superfine black
p splendid Olive Cloth full "a
do Olive Green do
6 ps. Steel mixtures. very cheap
ps. stone color Drab, for Ovtr.Coa
p. superfne light DrHb do
4 few pieces Ladies Habit Cloth, of uncom
monty hne texture
Do sup. blue and black Cassimeres
Do do gold ixed do new article
Merlno Cloths IA wide, and much cheape
than heretofore.
The above assortment hae been selected wit
IN the last three weeks in New York aud cid
eddy much cheaper than previous importa,ions
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
Nov %. 70
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NOT ICE

10 virtue of deed of trust executed IN the
- subscriber by Rees Cunningham. and of
record IN the clerks office OF Nelson, will be
sold at the residence Of Rees Cunningb am in
the county OF Nelson, the interest which the said
Cunningham has IN the estate of Valentine
Hilton deceased, consisting of Negroes, toge.
Their with the household aud kitchen furnitn1a
one wagon, tour horses. stock Of hogs, cows and
sheep, and plantation utensils This sale will
take place on thu Odd of December next. and
be Tor cash The subscriber will convey such
,''e onl, as is vested in him, which is be licyed
to be unquestiopabe. 49,
JAS: d. WATTS, Acting Trustee.
November 49, 81.
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Up oT1cE.-By virtue Of two deeds oftrustex-
IL ecuied by Philip Thomas, 10 us John h.
Bennett and Robert Stevens, and TO each ana
either of us, and duly recorded in the CLERK
Office Of Campbell, The one bearing date me
lib day of September. 1928, the other bearing
date the l4ih Of Sept. 1929. we shall, on Mon
dav ID. 2stb day OF The present month (p'e,
1899, } proceed TO sell, at the dwelling OF sald
Thomas IN said county of Campbell, on
Slaunion River. al Long Island, 10 The hlgh
est bidder, for ready money, the estate
OF sand Thomas, 50 much thereof rs may
be sufficient 10 satisfy the said two deeds oil
trust, to vii . the crop OF every description,
Consisting of corn. tobacco, whest, &c. also
one negro mnn Elick one negro mar WIN, one
negro man Peter, one negro woman 5arah anu
her TWO children Jacob and John, one negro
woman jimmy and her child George, one negro
woman Mary and her chdfaiy, and one negro
woman Mllly also head OF horses, 3 heau Of
cattle including . oxen. one OK cart, ana STOCK
OF hogs. household aud kitchen furniture, ano
limitation utensils. As Trustees. we shall only
sell and convey such title ms is vested IN US
which we believe 10 be good
JOHN A BENNETT, Irus.
ROKERT STEVENS, : tees.
Dor ids
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COMMISSIONERS oFFICE.
Commission Business.

HnUE s1bsc rlber offers his services 50 his
IL ,rlend, aud he public, and takes his me
thod 81 informing Of them tbai he has opened
n house few 8ours above he Post Office. on
the man street, where he Will receive all kinds
of countr, produce. IL -eli on Commission. lie
will also sell tobacco or atend 10 tie shipni &
oft: he also mas a large house prepared FOR
storage. where Flour, &C can be stored for arr
length OF time. All persons inirus'iag business
of any kind to him shall be promptly attended
10 His charges shall be as moderate rs any
one could wish that would do him equal justice
He hopes by his moderate charges a"f src'
atteatou to merit share ofr1bi,c afonnge
LEWIS BROWN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

ZyIRGlNIA--Ata SUPERIOR Court OF 'hah
cery holden al the Town ~ Lyuchburf
on the 2sh day OF October, ls2o. Geoig'
r,..,c PIT.
against
Setherlanl fait, admir- Of Caleb Tat, dec.
The sa,d Meth, rlaDd Tat. Celne Tar, Bacon
Tai. Samuel Bransfprd, SERGEANT OF The Cor
porstiof nf lvnchburg, aud admit OF M les
IL TAFT. dec Eioisa Tat, Ann Tat widow Of
the saih Caleb at, dec. Richard Perkins Van
c, Tai. widow sud rcIIct OF Caieb TAI, tie
Younger dee Louisa o. lsit ane Nm. lah
infant heirs OF be SAID Caleb Ten, The younger
a. E b, Cummisstoaer BeuaRh. sperialiy rs.
signed their Guardian, aud Wa ID Wren.
admr OF Samuel 6 Adams, dec Deus.
Ttis cause cane on This day 10 be heard on
the biu. answers OF tie defendants, teiine
Tai. Bacon Ts,t. Cbarrs n. Ts. Eoisa fsii,
Ia.sa o faii and Wm Lac aud eAhibitss The
decfe.al order OF the 9,h dag of September,
1929. which appears 10 nave been d'uy 81 we'd
oa ihr def ndants, Am Tat, Richard Petkns.
aud WIN. ID Wen, The subre' a awarded
the, EN-, On ii,e 9Th day Of Nov ls2o, nh'ea
appears e. have beca daily sew 4 On ne deii.
Nancy lar. ADD he order adjudication agelasi
the def. Netherland lat, when APPEARS 10
have been day published, add Nas argued by
On consideration whereof, tie eouf
4
doth q rder, that one Of Us coWmisstanefs ia
TAKE an account ct the admins ,alion OF The
e.taif II Aleb Iau.. tberlae dee - also an
account II the real estate, hereof h. dHdi
seizzt. together with an account OF the tents
al piaht, hereof, and poIi The same TO ihe
oourt, with any matters specially STATED,
thought pertinent by hipself, OF required by
The parties 10 he 80 stated. ~.
eopy-l"ste. WILLS, =. l
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynrhburg 26h Nov 1929.
Tht parties IN ibis oause VII lake notice, that
! have appointed Thursday the 22d day Of
prll ext Ia commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing order OF court, on whieh day,
al tie hour of oine o'clock ~ the morning, they
ARE required 10 attend, nj my oihcr, ~ tbs
town, with their account, vouchers, and 90.
PIE. Of court papers, pr repaired far esam'nehon
aud settlement f.. Is. NOKtELL, Com.
Dec "1"3a
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II aosrt heli TOR buckingham county the lgth day
- # October ls99, Alexander Paite,on MIR asai,
isaae u, sefuggs, aud john A. Scruggs, aud Thomas
~ seriggs, adm. Of john Scruggs, deed, DOTS.
ne deiik'isaac H. SeruggS, and Jno. A. Scruggs no
hang entered their appearance and given security act
cordeg TO the act o Assembly and the rules of tins court
ana appearing by satisfactory Evidence that they are
mol ihamtants OF this country " IS ordered thi the
z I'D Isaac Il. and john A. StruPrs do aupear bor =,
JANUARY Court next and answer tire bill OF The pa,n,;
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper printed ~ Tine Gown of iynchburg for
Two onh successfully, ami posted az the from doc, If
the court house OF tins COUNTY
4 ccpy--reste,
kOLFE ELpRIDGE il, d e
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N\EUTICE.-By virtue of deed of trust ey-
AN ecnted TO the subscribers by James S.
Dlllard, which is of record in the Clerks Office
OF Amherst aud Bedford for the purposes there
IN expressed, we will sell. at public auction, tot
cash, to the highest bidder, at The dwelling
house of said DilaId in the county of Bedford,
on tuesday the 22d day OF December next, il
tair If not, the next fair day thereafter, and to
continue from day to day until comnleied. the
following real and personal estate in said deed
expressed, to vii a tract of land siu,te in The
county OF Nelson, and containing fifty acre.
sSo' 'ne one nth OF all the lands of whch
James London died, seized and possessed, ~
ing ID amherst county also, the following
slaves, VIZ Joe a n. an julius a man, Seazer
man, ohadrake man, Reuben n man, Lewis
'au bfentsiord lad, Preston boy Hannah
ana her ron George, Rachel girl, Anne and
ner chho boy, Mary girl, Martha a gill
Harriet girl, Lydia girl. Matilda a young
e'nan, ana FRANKLY and her three childTen,
p"''u' ne'',ua ana -------, (name moi es-
P,essed) aho all the increase of the females:
also, all the household and kitchen furniture,
an 'he plantation utensils, all the horses, cattle
"oss ana sheep the entire crop on he plantation
occupied by said billiard also, his (ihe said
DhIards) interest in the estate of Jno. " Bride,
deceased, and whatever other articles in said
ueeo named, aud not particularly named ia
'"is ho'ce, or SO much of the said property as
WIN De suthclent TO answer the purposes of SAID
ureu' ACnhg as trustees, We will convey snch
u'le as IS vested in us, and non. other
ARTHUR B. DAVIES, I Trus~
LEMUEL TURNER. }tees'
Oct -. td.so
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NEW LONDON
AtAlDf.sAN.
Nov 26.

MTOTICE.-By v,rlue ola decree OF me
Nv county Court of Charlotte, IN SUIT De,
tween Thomas Fox and others, pla,ntiiis, ana
Chasteen Cock and others defendants. shai
proceed, 90 rhursday the 9Th day OF Dec.
next, to sell, TO the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses thai valuable tract OF land, IN the county
Of Charlotte, on Iurnip Creek, belonging to 'he
estate oflhe late George Cock, ON one and Two
wears credit containing between 8 aud 4oV
acres Purchaser giving bond and approved
security. Any person wishing 20 view ,he
land will apply to Mir. John Cock. who resides
ON the premises, who will shew IT,
ROBERT MORTON, Com.
Nov. % tbs
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gaHE coparnersbip of Rose & Paneson,
! in the practice of Medicine, term mated
rs own limitation, in May last. Those in.
.pted To the late firm by bond or long stand
: accounts, are earnestly req es,ed TO make
peedy payment, as Dr. Pauesun's delicate
state % health viii induce him TO spend the
Winter in Philadelphia, al considerable ex-
nense. u A ROSE,
JNO. IL. PAITESON.
Nov 30 im3l
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FARMERS INN.

rJNHE subscriber having taken the house
II on top of the hill, and Immediately on
he turnpike passing Mr. Poe's, has opened a
II puse oil Public Entertainment. The buildings
ave undergone a thorough repair: also, new
able aud other necessary buildings erected
l- is prepared 10 ar commodate those who may
all on him There is also, an extensive wagon
ward attached TO the establishment. He re-
sprclfnllY solicits share of public patronage
The whole will be under the superintendance OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett.
ARCHER BROWN,
Nov 90. IS