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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-22
GOOD BARGAINS

.sssasxaN. EYOR SALE, as acres of Land !;
,;as "a being that part of the farm
sSTaSSS lately owned by Col. Samuel Ward,
which lies south of the Patch road,
1890 called, in Worcester. OF this
tract, about % acres are covered with heavy
growth of Wood Of various kinds the residue
is Tilage and Pasture Land The whole will
be sold together, or in parcels, as purchasers
may choose.
If the Wood Land should not be sold before
the 18th of November next, the Wood alone
will then be sold standing. In either case. a
liberal credit will be given for the achole of the
purchase money if desired. Application may
be made to SAMUEL NJ. BuRNsiDE, BEKJAMIN
BuTmAN, ARrEMAs WARD, or CHARLES ALLEN
all of Worcester. tt Sept. l
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For SALE.

II TEVHE subscriber, wishing to re-
M u move, offers for sale his
lis.s444a Dwelling House, Law Office, and
lIilI& Out Buildings, with half an acre
of Land, pleasantly situated in the
centre of The town Of Winchendon. The Build.
ings, which are nearly new. are large aud every
way convenient, and would afford an eligible
situation for a professional man, or mechanic
Also; two tracts of Out Land in the north
part of the same town; one containing about
fifty acres, with large quantity Of good Saw
ing Timber, near several mills the other about
thirty acres of Wood and Pasture Land Both
might easily be cleared and make good Pas
lures The whole, any part of the premises
would be sold cheap, and on easy terms of pay
ment. Inquire of the subscriber on the prem
Uses, or of Ii. G. HENSHAW, Esq, Leicester.
DANIEL HENSHAW.
Aug 18. 80
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Chandelier for SHE.

VI VIE subscriber has large GLASS CHAN.
- DELlER, with "a Lamps, suitable for
ngntlng Hall, which no will soil low, having
no use foI the same
W. SAMUEL BANIsTER.
Worcester, Sept 8. If sc
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w. I. Goods and Groceries.

A LARGE assortment Of the above Goods.
"A among which are
1000 lbs N, Y. Lump Sugar,
Porto Rico and St. Croix do
Teas, Coffee, and Shells,
30 bulls Genesee and Richmond Flour,
so casks Nails, &c
On hand and for sale By ID. HAYWOOD.
Worcester, Sept. 8.
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VaLmabLe ReaL Estate for SUE.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
u VNNHE subscriber offers for sale, or
fSsE1s9 m exchange, his Dwelling House
HasEha and Farm, situated in the north part
A-a~szs- of Grafton. in Kimballs Village, so
called, consisting Of 1870 acres Of good Land
well divided into Moving, Pasturing, and Til.
lage. Said Farm is thoroughly fenced, most
ly Of firm wall. There is about % acres of ex.
cellent Wood Land lying within about 100 rods
Of the House. Said House is new and well fin.
ished together with large Barn and other out
buildings in good repair, and would be an Elk.
cellent stand for public house
SALMON HATHAWAY.
Sept 8. F36
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
"a YNNHE Manufacturing Estas.
fssssa4 Il lishment formerly belonging
"a to JOEATHAE A. PoPE, situated in
$3.50 the northerly part of Oxford,
(Mass) consisting of about fifty
acres of Land, with Factory, eighty feet long,
and two stories. high, Store, and two large
and commodious Dwelling Houses thereon
The Factory is supplied with water from two
large reservoirs, and for pleasantness and con
venience Of location, il is excelled by few situa
lions iE the country. A considerable part Of
the purchase money is to be applied to the pay
ment OF mortgages upon the premises and a
liberal credit therefor will be given by the
mortgages.
The above situation is recommended to the
particular notice Of young manufacturers wish
ing to embark in the business with a moderate
capital. IRA BARTON, Acting
Assignee Of said Pope.
Oxford, April 5. If
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PRINTING INK.

VHNHE subscribers, having been appointed
n. Agents for the sale of |" Hastings's Ink"
will supply Printers with il at The Boston pyi.
oes. q. ii, COTTON a. CD.
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Worcester SIS. Probate Office, Sept Ii, 1880
10 the IVidozv and Heirs Of LEMuEL DAVIS, tate of
Holden, in said County, Esquire, deceased, ard
10 all others concerned in the Estate of said deceased,
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Moreester, Probate ofFce, Sept. 1850
10 Hie Heirs Of OBADIAH CooLEV. late Of Brook.
field, in said Co,,nty, deceased and 10 all others
concerned IN The Estate of said deceased,
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&c "a '' THEopH's. WHEELER, Reg.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
l Y scriber has been duly appointed Admnstra-
tor on the Estate Of LOVlSA PENNiMAN, late
of Gardner in the County of Worcester, de.
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the Law directs All persons
indebted to said Estate hereby called upon to
make immediate pay ment; and allthose TO whom
said Estate is indebted are requested TO exhibit
their de nnds for SCI lcmenf
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Aug 81. 1880
10 u'e Vaaoie anu Heirs Of DAVID POIGNAND, late
o. Lancaster al sud Comfy, deceased, and 10 all
0"'efS concerned ~ The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
n see fly at the Court of Probate To be hold.
en- AZ Lancaster, in said County on the third Tues
uay IN November next, at ten of the clock. before
noon, 10 show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will aud Testament of
SAD deceased should not be approved and YOU
will be heard thereon
Sc NATH'I. PAINE p.ot
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Aug IL 1880
1sthe Wido0 and Heirs ofJAmEs STunrpy1wr
late 81 Hardwick in said Countv. deceassd ana
ed, So" a''. aseeaS'
" OU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
~ see MT at the Court of Probate to be holden
AZ Worcester, in said County, On the 6rst Tmas
gay IN October next, at ten of the clock. befnre
nooh, 70 show cause why License should not be
S.anteu 10 sen ana pass deeds to convey of said
ueeeaseTs Real Estate to the amount of five hun.
dred dollars for the payment of debts and charges
&C. and you will be heard thereon.
oo NATil'L. PAINE, j. Prob
~, w orcesIer, SIS Probate Office, july ia. IS3G
Q n'e ifers Of JONATHAN EAGER, late OF West.
Minister IN said County, deceased and 10 nh other,
concerned IN ole Estate Of said deceased,
-ror, GREETING. |
~ ou are hereby cited to appear (if Won
=. - eeht) at the Court OF Probate to be hold, n |
az empletoD, in said County on the third Tnes. |
oAy ~ October next, ut ten Of the clock beCore
noon, TO show cause why the Instrument wh;cI.
purports to be The last VIII and Testament If
sa'u deceased, should not be approved, Ian Instru
~nn w ~ ia.er date having been disapproycd and
SO NATRL. PAINE, j. ProJ. l
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lHtIT Htmunus TOT St,ttItIHtHI
WILLIAM PENNIMAN.
Westminster. Aug. ID, 1880. 81

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN criber has been duly appointed Executor
Of the last Will and Testament Of SOLOMON
HOWE, late Of Berlin, in the County of Worees.
ter, Esquire, deceased, and has taken upon him.
self that trust BY giving bonds as the law directs
All persons indebted TO said Estate are hereby
called upon to make imme rebate payment and
all those so whom said Estate is indebted are re-
quested TO exhibit their demands for settle ent.
WILLIAM A. HOWE
Berlin, Sept Z, 1880 ss7
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office. Aug. 81. 1880.
1onhe Heirs Of GALA WHEELER, late Of Gardner
in said County, decreased, and 10 all others coneera
ed az The Estate Of said deceased,
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~, Worces,er' SIS Probate Office, July IA, 1886
40 Me Heirs Of JONATHAN EAGER, late OF West.
Minister IN said County, deceased, and 10 all Other,
concerned in die Estate Of said deceased,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
NEW-YORK
DoIrnd! Of Commerce,
EvENJNG EnrrTnr

An Evening Edition OF the Journal of Commerce is
Published DAILY, and sent off by the great Southern
aud Northern Mails and the Steam Mail to the East
Inns edition contains all news received by the mails
and rem vessels arriving al this port, and notice of
mercantile transactions IN the New York Market
Whenever they possess interest, down to o'clock
7. NJ The Editors have established very vaua-
able correspondence, with all the PRINCIPAL CONNER
cial cities IN the world. They have a swift sailing
schooner, buiit IN Baltimore expressly for them. be-
sides row boats, the whole maintained at an annual
expense Of more than four thousand doilors and de-
voted exclusively to their use, by winch ships are fire.
qucnty boarded at the distance of fifty. and sometimes
one hundred mics from the city. All the arrange
ments of the establishment are upon the most libe-
raj scale Of expense, and possess an efficiency which
constitutes the Journal of Commerce. issued as il is
twice day, decidedly the best channel of news both
Political and Cnmmcrcla which can be found in this
city. Full accounts of news received by foreign ar
rivals at this port frequently sent off twenty four
hours before the merchants letters by the same YES
sells are placed IN the Post Office.
In the present critical state of the markets, which
there Is every reason TO believe will continue at least
Tor some months, merchants throughout the country
will find this the cheapest, and most complete CORES
pondPsCe which can possibly be established
u During the winter, when the Northern and
Eastern Mails start in the morning. the Morning
Edition is forwarded: that subscribers receive
morning and evening paper alternately, giving them
The news throughout the year to he latest posi-
bic hour
Terms $40 per annum, payable in advance. All
orders and payments may be forwarded by mail Of
the risk and charge of the Editors
HALE d HALLocK.
~ All Editors who receive the Daily Journal
Of Commerce requested to publish the above
as an advertisement twice, and charge the same to
account.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
w ASHIN6TON HOTEL.
REC1ENIOND, VIRGINIA,

'HNHE Subscriber having leased this old and we'll
n known Establishment for Il term Of wears, takes
this opportunity to announce his friends and the
bubble generally and particularly the former visit
crs Of the house, that Il will be opened for he ac-
commodatIon Of company, the first of October -
It. Is now undergoing thorough repair, and will h,
fitted up IN PLAN but neat style, with beds, bedding
and other necessary furniture all new, and Of the
best kind His servants attentive and experience
ed, and his Bari keepers polite and accommodating
His Bar shall Mt all times be supplied with the best
liquors and Wines and his Table with the choice
delcacles OF the season. which the city and cuun ~
can Afford and he fatters himself that by unremit-
ting attention 10 his business, he will give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their com
pany.
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in the
most pleasant Purt of the city, immediately Opposite
the Capitol, and Contiguous to all The Public Offices
and but short distance from the Theatre the Banks
the Basin, the Warehouses, und the Offices of the
principal MIlIers of the city; and AT the same time
sufficiently far removed to afford gentlemen a quet
retreat when they wish retire from the hustle and
noise Of tho streets. Such ire the local ADVANTAGES
Of this hosse, that may affirm, TINT gcn-
temen visiting Richmond either for business or tor
pleasure, will find it Of the most pleasant stua-
tons in the city.
In addition 10 what transient custom he may h.
favored with, the subscriber will he able 10 accom-
modatc twenty-five or thirty BO4RDERS, by the
week, month, or year, the reasonable terms.
sept l6-tS ROBERT MACON.
GOochiand COuri-Hy
q" Tho Petersburg Old Dominion, Lynchbug Virginan
Charlottesville Advocate Political Arena, and S'aron Spcc.
iatO will publish the week for one month and
1r n no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

We oher Tor sale,
zn Hhds sugar, ST. Croix, Porto Rico aud y.
~ Orleans, part prime
40 brls do do
SIS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
30 hhds West India molasscs
10 do and 60 bbls N @. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguiro, s.; JaSe Rio u
ST. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do DO ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
10 tons bar ren Swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons Castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
Is tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novaseotia grind stones
500 sides soo leather
Calf skins ard upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
ss 5 s: :sS Ss1
60 tierces rice
IL tierces clover seed
Window glass 10 by 10. c by 10, 6 by and 9
by H. in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt petre, birthstone
Pmento. pepper. ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping twinc
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bngGiug
SIters, soap and candles
MuScatcl raIsins
Flax seed
% zoo lbs bacon
200 tlerces Thomaston lime
$50 brls tar
so bbls No. S, mackorcl, prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass, carhen and stone ware
Whitmores cotton and wool cards
Linsecd and tanners oil
Domestic goods sheetings, shirting
Broad cloths, &C. &C. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from tho Appomatto3; Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB d co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Important Exhibition.

THE Ladies and Genonen of Richmand respectfully in-
formsd that the Steam Carriage Utility, will be put IN
Ian Bark Hail. small Rail Way for Few days
This locomotive works with CELEBRITY aud precision and
draws Car aier with ut time, SO mat all us
visitors ride IL IL is rich the friends ct Inter
nal Improvement and much instruction is to he Obtained by
those who wish TO be informed the subject OF ran
the Locomotive Rail Road being the precise model OF
the locomotives aud Cars the European and ba
more Rail Ways-and viii greater rise on tho
country which the prcpeors respectfully submtio the nsuc
ION of visitors. sep IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
IS g sssxR
STAGES-STAGES

TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed. that
ID the Western Stages TO Lyncbburp, will
leave Riclmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday, at o'clock, A. NJ. arrive at Lynchburg tho
Cd day, by 3 p NJ and at Salem the Sd day. by 6 P.
NJ. where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville Nash
VILE, &c. is connected. Returning, leave Salem.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at A NJ.
Monda s, AT A. NJ. This arrangement will give.
the passengers sufficient time for rest at night At
Elukcs, ON the Blue Ridge Mountain this line is con-
ncctcd every trip by Caldwells line, which passes
d Bcdins line, at the White Sulphur Springs which
runs TO Guiandottc, on the Ohio River. Fare from
Richmond TO Gu'andotc, $50 miles, $40 75-to Sa-
lem, $50 miles, Si2-to Lynchburgh, go miles So SO.
For seats TO the West, apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property
whether belonging to passengers sent by the stare
al the risk of the owners thereof.
June l-law I2tc A. PATTERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond md Salem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Female Seminary.

NNR and MRS HAMILTON will resume the
1VA duties Of their profession Monday, the It'll
October next, on Shockoc Hill, in the most elinI-
bic situation that can be procured Of which duo no
ice will be given. II is their intention 10 give the
Seminary every advantage, that school of the FIRST
ftoDdng can possess, and from the manner i'm which
. viii be conducted, they hope to merit share of
The patronage formerly 80 literally awarded them.
Tsrms-For the scholastic year of o months, $40
fuel, 81,
The French and Spanish languages, Music Draw
Dig, &c, on extra charge will be made
SCR I7-eoes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
DRY GOODS.

New, Fashionable, and Cheap.
ID OBERT IL. JENKINS has received by the
HI late arrivals, the following new Goods:
Toulon striped grenadine new and elegant ortl-
Gle for ladies' evening dresses
Rich changeabe Gro de Maps and Msrcene silks.
containing all tho fashionable cclors
Superb Foulard figured silks
Gro de Agers
Siam figured muslins
All colored figured, grcnadinc robes, for parties,
&c.
New style belt rbands
AL the fashionable aped fiorellas
Capes, caps, peerines, and mantleets
Silk and cotton hose of all kinds
Lace goods, of every description
One hundred Merino long and square shawls, OF
all colors, sizes and prices
Thybet wool and cashmere shawls
Puscan and lama wool shawls, of nov style
al the fashionable kinds of silk, barrcge and
Grape hdkfs and scarfs
Gro de Chem Grape hdkfs of new style
Also, one thousand pieces ealIcoes, from C. per
yard. to superfnc
Likewise, 10 cases Irish and German linens. Of
superior fabric, warranted grass bleach, and free
from any mperfecton
Persons wishing Linens, will find an advantage IN
examining this assortment. For sale by the piece
half piece, yard, at the lowest price. AZ
JENKINS
sep 20 Fancy Dry Good and Irish Linen Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
NEW GOODS.

Rp II. JENKINS has just received by the Ilor-
~ not, a large assortment Of fancy gauzc and
silk hsndkerchlcfs, consisting Of damask and scarn
cnchascd gro dc Ia, harlequin. embroidered Grape
ZePhr, rich barrcre, &c. &c; large and small fancy
gauzc and barrcgG scrnfs changeable kIdcruncs for
ladies' Dresses reed and velvet rc.icucs and purses;
hgucrcd Swiss null for curtains linen combrc hand.
kcrchets from % cents TO superfnc embroidered
wlitc cotton hose, black and white Elk and misses
raw SILK do. rich figured satin. tafirta md gauzc
rJbOns-0 few pieces moro of manila dinliy n new
ana much approved article Tor ladies' under drrsscs
cameo bracelets and belts, and new style figured belts
ladies' fancy cTavats painted bordcrcd linen cumb-ic
handkerchicisi superior black uarkenn oni canton
cFppcs, superior black Italian am India lucslrnEs and
gro de maps; linen Cnmhrcs ivory Rns few large
size lace horclIas and fshucs Of new syiC--aiso,
large supply Of low priced lace capcs and collars;
worked Swiss spcnccrs and lace culs--neO. 100 pic
ces nw priced cacoes, from 0d TO 20 cents per yard
Inc above, with an extensive assortment Of lace.
fancy and staple Dry Goods, will be sold ms usual,
Mt reduced prices at his Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store Main.srrcct sep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
- Practical Book Keeping.

MIR. CARPENTER respectfully informs the oi,zgns Of
Richmond That he has SSs" aon e bellows %ss' vienna
Banks which he fitted up for the purpose OF teaching Com
mefeiai ansacuons IN sacncal mS"n.i I M all ~,
various complicated oEms-0y DOubte iHtT IN SriSte anu
70 eycy one engaged in commercial pursuits the much and
long neglected subject Of regular entries of mercantile ransac-
,iops IS of vital Importance: critical knowledge of
these consequences "hen ensuc Many men
nbuness of knowledge, compelled 10
saye the management of their agents clerks
and of ue,nc to their fidelity without possessing efficient
testing the of their proceedings Ivy the
following system of instruction, the above can be easily RENE
ls The merchant under specific name introduced in
domestic business which he conducts for three months
balances and closes his books, on mar AID 'nst
ID The Merchant then takes partner, and enters
Shipping Cogmissor and Special Copartue'StP business
which he for four months the close OF which the
oncern is dissolved The merchant then takes the business
into his hands, settles with his retiring partner pays him
his proportion OF Prohs and capital FURNISHED.
The whole wall be rendered exceedingly simple
To of courses: rst Domestic; second, Fore en-
HOuTs Of instruction between G. \. M-uud & sP. NJ
Accommodation from a Committee IF Gentlemen ar
~ .fached 10 one Of Mr. C"s classes Baltimore
The having taken lessons in Book Keeping uneT
nIt Carpeulief gentleman from New York, highly recon-
n,ended cheerluiy unqualified appreciation
of his instruction that very useful art well
our conmendation of his skill and Of his practical Pcr:Pcuou
and pleasing method III teaching II
Having the books prepared 10 his hand the pupil Is
led step by STEP through the different departments Of the work.
by double entry from the opening TO the closing OF accounts
he shade 70 Jou'1at.e anu Pc TI "' pE 81 -
Bank Books &c, which mpesses the science upon ms
ory enables him only understand, but to do the
work and the correctness Of the whole by Balance
Sherts &C.
wehope that many Young may avail themselves of the
opportunity afforded perfect their knowledge branch
learning Indispensable the merchant important TO the law
yer and useful to all
Edward Huckey, Esq James Brakeman, EsQ.
Geo Gordon Bell, Esq. J. II Clarke Classical Teacher
@. I, Duany, BsQ. D. 8. Prince, Principal OF the
klcClin,ock Young Esq. Fayetle Academy
YIN. Gideon, Esp.
Merchants:
IYm d hicRhn, Ambrose ~ White,
Geo Remscn YIN Ecke,
Ehoch HYDE, Jun Edward Cockgy,
Reed Perkins, Francis | JoDeA
Frederick Woodvorrr, John Howell
William W. Kane Pratt JcnuIrgs
ALEXANDRIA
q7,omas w Smith, Joseph L. Sandf6TTE
Samuel II. Janney, Vhomas Poncy,
Frederick Wilson, George Masch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

<UyHB property generally known as Armstrong
.i3A Tavern, in the most central and busy part OF
the city, Immediately between the Old Market AND
-fhoDoek, with the adjoining tenement, az present
|<zc1dih'1or $500 per year
@ The above property fronts SO feet upon 18th street,
3 Md Il SO well known that it Is only considered ne
fcessary to remark, that no investment IN the CITY
would probably pay better interest than this, and
as the subscriber much prefers selling privately, he
viii thank snc! as may be disposed to buy, to give
him call at the store OF Ralston s. Peasants Should
he rot however OBJECT private sale, before the list
Of next month";, he will, on that day, sell at public
auction, on The premises-tcrms liberal.
sep Ia a PI.EASANTS, Jr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
UNIFIED STATES RoPEB,

$50 PEARL-STREET, Bsitces1 nan Street and lI,,.
den Lime. Mem Y0rk
- ilh subscriber. lIae Of tho American Hotel.
brosdway,) respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has takon the above establishment.
winch will hereafter be open for the accommodation
OF strangers and boarders
81, Neither pains nor expense will be spared 10 MAKE
ton, TO any in this city. To country pcrc6,,s
those having business IN this city, the location il pnr
ucularIy desirable, being in the neighborhood of the
luctIon Rooms, and within two minutes wink Of tho
"'"hS. J. BLAKE
1S' The Philadelphia Z. s. Gaz5tte. Banimoro
dence Daily Journal, and Boston CourIcL Oil uo,,
IIsh the above two weeks, and send bills as above.
sept 1O-12t '''