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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16
To the Editors of the .4dyocate.
 CHEROKEE NATION,
W IGwAM NEosHo,

WIGNAM NE0SHO,
 23d Dec. 1880.
 Gentlemeu:--Recently Nashville newspaper, dated 2IthlNoy. last, feii into my hands, containing charge against ' Dajor Eatou, Secretary Of Eaa relating to q notice aohich issued from the Depdaf- rnent to recesve proposals to eertaia day, for fu- nshiag Iedian Hafioas, to emigraats .4rkaasas! The charge seems 10 besuppoafed 6y sa u, Preniss, toho dtfdgesfa his acasfhe oaoesf but one nsade oy sSuo-Agent.' aud that ,laior Eaton refused to accept tue oges bid, oa the ground ttat it aeas too low5--5W chayges, as He tspe reason of rejtsal c tosR on e pfl1 of .Nd3ar Edtoa, to iet hace tte coafract ct h5gher rafe., should not have noticed thls charge, notwithstanding my knowledge of it's lncarrectness and total wantof truth, had it been made against the Secretary of War, alone--hut when the author of the charge, has been nodest enough to involve my name Tn the matter, t seems to neht, that should offer corrective to his err TOTS, as they are many l am implicated, far as me following statement of facts will go, and no far ther
 Soon after my arrival at Washington City. last winter, represented to Major Eaton the great ia- 3astsce which was doneto the Indians when rations Were furnished by their Agents, orunder contracts made by them, well the fact, that the govern menf was swindled to vast amount. and tie evil oence existed of the Agents heing Interested in 'ne prohts of the contracts let out hy thento ndi- viduais. 1 proposed to the Secretary of War, either to furnish, to be furnished. ratons to all the emlgrants who were then on the Arkan- sas might arrve thereafter, of good quality, and VI ernnent might think proper to appoint for the pur- pose, at less cost 10 he Ued Sdes and to furnish them at three different points, in each nation: whereas the Greeks never received them, but at one point, and that within the limits of the Chero- Nee Nation proposed to pay the transportation o provisions. and at my cost to erect store and pay the expense of the issues: au which comaagearfes were Men paid, by the Government haJor Eaton declined the proposition, for the req son. that he did not wish to let out the contract, II was important, without sspublic notice (which was accordingly done had objection to this plan, because, believed that any change would oe advantageous to the Indians, and would break ed
 Under the notice issued made no offer, nor did put Tn auy bid. To say that Gen. Van Fossen did ea9e bid believe is true, hutsI aoas uo in part with him in his bid Soon after the notice was issued, left the city business and while senf II occurred to me, that the notice giye en was .oo short, to reach Arkansas, where the greatest son petition for the contract would exist--and as II af urgency might have been main cause of so .h'rt notice being given, Jeff York sooner ssa s,'ail rad designed dog, and reached the city 'ss oss previous, to that, on which the proposals
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Notice is hereby giTen.

syo all whom Il may concern, that shall apply a totae Hos .'udge Of tllc Pulaski Cotn ty tessrf at tie next Fria ern ti ereof, order q aid Court 10 sell tie REAL EssA saf slears4 sargs- sfro 5, deed, for te purpose of paying tlie debts of said estate tlere not being sufci personal prope fty fortlsat purpose.
 Ggi as. fss I DIV :. L. .qdmr
 ef Hetrp ~1aDss5oag, dec Z. Little Rock, Feb. i5, 1881. As4z
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The Legislature of Kentucky has adjourned af- ter session of six weeks, without efectng lection of 2 senatar, or as inc Commentator ob- serves, doing any thing of much importance. That paper says--ss The business was brought to close, rather suddenly last Saturday night at 10 o'clock The session has continued only six wceks--the shortest that has occurred for many years. But long enongh, the people in general will thinks for every good ataag which has been accomplished, in the course of the six weeks, could have been done full as well in less than one''
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eiorfa'ity an'ong Peusioners.--It appears bya report from the Pension Office, that inc list of Unitcd States pensioners has been diminished during tbe past year by fbe death of 457. or these 93 belopecdt to this State, and 5G to Mas sachusetts.- Ib1d
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16

Judge Peek.-The latest accounts from Washing Ion state that the examination of the whole of the testimony in the case of Judge Peck, before the High Court of Impeachment, was closed; and that the argument upon the evidence was to have com meneed on the 18th ult
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16
Letter 10 the Ed1ors, dated

NEAR RED RIVER, 33d deg. N. Lat.
 FebruargA 4. 1891.
 GESTLEMEN.-I am happy to inform you that the survey of the Line, dividing tAe Territory of Ar kansas from the State of Louisiana, was completed on tie Both January Fhe whole extent of tie di- yiding line Is l64 miles, extending 1ia miles west of Red River, and will traverse the disputed try between the U. States and the Mexican domin- ions We are making out the returns. and will have them completed by the next mail
 The line passed through continued swamp or fiat country, whicn, from the great quantity of snow and rain that lad fallen, was rendered almost impossible. have passed ontythreP days since our departure from the Mississippi, without continually wading, and very frequently breaking ice. Ii Is almost impossible to describe the immense labor and difficulties we have encountered on this expe- dition; am confident, no line of the same length can be selected in the E. States, which will pass through the same extent of swamp, and cypress lakes.
 By the inhatants Of that part of tt!a country hare been fnformed that the old Territorial Line, lntersected Red River, between half and three- fourtas Of mlle north of ours, but did not 1t myself, and presume that the citizens need not be under any apprehensioas of losing any territory, as was feared. The line has cen run wi great care and attention by both parties, and will guarantee that no survey has been made with more criti- cal exactness.
 Your most obd' seryt,
 VIM. PELHAM. Since the above was in type, Mir. Pelham passed through this place, on his way to his residence in Batesvie.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16

a-s- No Eastern ,lfnit via Memphis, has been re- og9s,aI g1 at this place since the 3Ist ut.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16

The. Steamboat Industry, Capt. Gaskill, noticed
 n our last as having on sand bar short dis tance below Memphis, arrived at this place on Fri day evening last--tbe Mississippi having risen a. bont feet. The Industry, understand will pre- reed as far up the river as Cantonment Gibson and return in 10 or 12days, on herway toN. Orleans.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-02-16

Duet.-A meeting took place in the State of Goa huila fTexas,) on Saturday morning, the 9th inst. betw ween Mai. ". l. Pope, of this town and Mir. C.. F. M Noland of 5atesville. Al the first fire, Major Pope was severely wounded, MT. Nolands shot ta- king effect the superior part of the hip bone of his antagonist. An extract Of letter to the Edi- tors states-ss They both behaved with the greatest courtesy and bravery upon the field, and what VIII be gratifying to the friends of each they parted reconciled., The distance at which these gentle men fought, was twenty feet
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spain.-The expedition of Nina and others. intended to produce q revolution in Spain, ap- pears to have wholly flilcd
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VIM. PELHAM.

Since the above was in type, Mir. Pelham passed through this place, on his way to his residence in Batesvle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
1r,ayY GOODS.

nov al. sa,,,s addnioaai supple
~ Of Staple sbd Fancy Goods safp"ssas
in variety and chespness, any previous "''o''
meni, w:
rs.. f..l,.onafie Dnns,abie 9onneist
casr. black and bull sssdt'''srs
case Ane.fo susw do srfy cheHP
piece. Imperial Saisny blue and o'@eA
Cloths
!, oiere. fs,ninnahle olive md olive brown
snperb figured cat Velvet ior be.iings
DO black GsnJa do
4 ois CO, beautiful shaded Mandarin SILKS
2 rich black 90
Fra quality. black Ilslisn Silks
u.n,. Gro ds Maps and Gro lie swiss 10
A neai assortment of Chan srahle Silks
Rack Mandarin Graprs, fret order
y.ry beSi black Canton aud Nank'n Grapes
SQUEEZING Pongers. for Riding dresses
\ lew ri ICES 3 4 Aeiino Cloths, all shades
, boxes assorted NJ ,ntna Ribbons
A few set, rich Bonnet do
Handsome photographic Hdkts.
Gauzp, worsted Barge, Merino and Cashmere
do
Beautiful Thread Loces, and Itg ags, very
cheap
3-4.44 and GA plain BoLbinett, very sope
II0r
BoLbineu Laccs aud Edgings, great variety
With large assortment Course Nopllen 10
mesiics, Rose aud POINT Blankets, Shors, Hat
aud \ general assortment al GrOceTIfs. They
are determined 10 olirr 10 then ltIends and tit
publc al TIE yrry lowest cash price,.
MCKEE, ROBlNSO * CO.
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NOTICE.

rnY virtue of a deed of u"s', executed 10
= b the subscribers by jams Boluck, beor rug
,lale the Odd d1y OF May. 1928. and duly re-
ca,5ed in the Corporation Court OF Lynchburg
,e will proceed 10 sel, by way oi pubic aac
lion. on a credit six and twelve mouths, on
,he nr.mi,e, on Friday tie 29ih OF January
ne,f an nudiv ded .nolr'y ot n certain piece or
parcel Of g,odnd, with Tie app"nensnees' lying
I'D beng 10 the town of Lyuchhurg, o" the
nth v.st side of second street. near Planters
YnrpLou.e, containing twenty SIX feet IN trout
and running back one hundred and twenty ic't
al,o, another piece or parcel OF ground, IN the
said toSn Oh the south west side on second
street, nearly opposite the Uoion Hotel, con-
tanning twenty three teet nine inches IN trout
and ra,n,np back feet, as
" IL be seen by reference To the deed. Bond
aud approved security, together "itha deed oi
trust on the property VIII he required.
DAVIDSON BRAID UlE, tTrus-
ALEXANDER iOMPKINS, s tees.
Dec. % IDS
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LAID FOR Sale.

wv @ a to ', at 8. " . S '" 6i,. lying ioas
-. aottb-ea.l of Capt. Paschal Buford's. in
,se county of Bedford; ooht-iuing hy survey
so1 ter,s, u which about 300 or duo acfts
- rifared rs re j. sumo htst tate iahaeeo
Ind 10 clear This band hrs I'll, is we'll va
,er,d and j, in good state OF cultivation. Per
.o,s v lshine 10 puIehus -, tan apply 10 Bartlett
.raou,p,on, living on the premises. or 10 Capt.
= E.tord. Who knows we'll the sifua ion.
\. THO hPoON.
BARlLEIT THOMPSON.
Nov. - 2n
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1IlHE Subsctlbef axes thl. method ot ~
- forming hH friends and the public that he
haiti opened n House " Pubhe Lntcnanmen'
al Campbell Court Iioase, where he Is not
ready To receive all persons who may favor HIN
with lhrir coinpauy,-snd hr pledges himself
10 Use every ekerlion TO givs the mo general
Subtraction. His house - situated Immediate.
y opposite the Court Housc aud is large aud
eomm1dtous.--llis stable Is large, aud saal
be p eniiiuiy supplied with the best gram, fod
DEF, -. winch, sita the attention OF goo md
faithful Servants he 6attefs hlmst Il will culdle
him II d liberal share Of pub ic pat onagc,
GERMAN JORDAN.
lsnnnrN q. ISL 3
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REMOVAL,

~ lie subscriber has laken ne Bell Tavern
III at Nelson Court House, Q.ovmgs on, J
where he IS now ready TO receive all persons
who may favor him Nth their company, and he
pledges himself 10 use every e1eItlon TO give
the most general sallsla ciion.
Ills house is situated mar the Court House,
and Is large and commodous. HIS stable is OF
brick, and calculated TO hold from forty TO fifty
horses this IS likewise plentlully supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. Which. with the aztec,
ton al good aud faithful servants, he 1altcrs
himself will onthle INN to patronage
J. b. STOUT.
Nelson e. n Oct o. "a
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Mr.. Robert Kelly,

TgyAKI. NUIlCL, fbat shall proceed TO
taka The Dispositions Of sundry persons.
at the ufiee Of Gle. Ward. IN the town OF
L,nehbufe, On Saturday the 5ih Of February
neat la Le iead ~ evidence IN snit nsw de-
pending "a III. Supeiior Coud Of Chsneefy,
ipr the L,nehbafg Deuicl-"be'ein JON aud
AirlYIl. alhoi are DE endans, aud mystll
Pianna. should any tiins occur tpai san
Dcps.iuans a1p nj taken 90 that day they viii
be taken on NJ udsy tae ia fehrnary, 1881
L., > As T.. FLETCHER
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Trust Sale.

HDN vlrtnr % u CERTAIN d1sd Of trust, execI-
4 . It'd b, Wn. X. Knane. 10 the nndersgn-
eel uns'rrs, behrtng dat the 22d day al OF -
ucs, 1880, aud ri record ~ the Clerks Ohcr
~ Amhrt.t County Conrt, for the purposes IN
said d.. Il eaplrssr,t, we, OF eIthcr al Us. hail
on Thursday The = Il day OF this mouth, II lar,
II no.. on tue next far day thereafter, sunday
excepted, upon tue premises sell, for cash, n.
auction the tratt OF innl wheieuu said l,oaue
now lives, il Amherst county, about eight
mlies from Lyochbnrg. estimated 10 CONTAIN
about s"ven hundred acres, more % loss
lne land has upon II valuable improvements
Aud The f9llow ,ng slaves, viz-Jpha. Bob, Bait,
Geokey, Fanny, Polly. Nancy Judy. aud her
funI children, or so much thereof rs will be
sufficient 10 pay aud satisfy the present demand
under the said deed . trus.
he Tile 10 The above property IS believed TO
be gnoJ-but thu undersigned will only convey
10 tue purchaser purchasers suCn tIle Is
they hold under the sad dee1.
JAMES l.. LANkiN, Trus
LENI5 T.. WILLIAMS. { tees.
Jan. 9 ids
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NOTICE.

ny pursuance ofa deed flru,t, executed 10
y me by JON Bullock. La the purpose OF 80
curing 10 William Dnn,cl, the payment Of n Ger
lam sum III money, which deed bears date the
SIXTH day OF June, ls25, aud is recorded IN the
clerks Office Of tue lIustiogs Court at Lynch
burg. will on Friday tue 2oth doy OF Jauua.
~ next, expose 20 public auction, for cnSh ON
Gbe premises. one hall oft"o lois OF ground.
lying ON the MUn street, IN Lsnchhurs, the
dtst lot having been conveyed To John aud
James Bullock. by Rowland Jones adjoining
Planters Warehouse, and tue other conveyed 10
john bullock by James saunders, rs VIII ap-
pear by deeds OF record, in the Clerks office OF
thu corporation OF LynohbulG.
Acting as Trustee | will convey to the pur-
cia.er such title as is vested in me by the deed
OF uuat above mon lonrd.
WM. KADFORD, Trustee
DrC.@3 IDS
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.Iade,a C0aHy NOrember C0uri 1881
William Christian, plaintiff, against Charles l. Cra
tan aud Petot l.. Christian dclendunls.-lu Chuncet
The defendant Chas. l.. Chrlstiln not having eIeIt
hs appearance and given sCculty according L. Inc aa
oil Assembly aud the rules uf tins court, and tflea
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not iuha'anl Oh
is tomtnonw II is ordered that the sad deie
ddht do appear here the tstd day of February Vau
next and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that COZ,
OF TINS order be forthwith inserted III the LyHeH1ufs
hlrglnlah for two months successfully, and posted o.
the ont door of the courthouse ufthis county.
copy-Teste, ARTHUR b. DAVIES, o.
DeCember 10. WIN
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NDUgA IINyra

HSIlD Subscriber has determined 10 remove
his SCHOOL from tho te, ldencc Mr.. Nm
LanKhoruc 10 IN re central paii Of the Neigh.
bort Jod snd hos Obtained ho1ss on tho pc.
mise. OF MI J. Written, which - admltabl,
adap cal g. the pmpo,c. The school room j.
sufficiently large for The necommoiaf ION OF any
n4nbsr Of pur.l,-aod greater tcllr,ss az
afforded IN olhrr respects than have h'taerio
been e. nyed. Boafd can nov be obtained ia
the lamile, OF several gentlemen 10 tue imme-
dmie vicinity OF the school upon the most mod
crate terms.
In this school all he taug the Greek, Latin
md Laghsh Languages, gfammaucallb --Gfo.
stsphy With the ase OF the Maps mud Glpbrs-
Ilst ~. soeirut and modern. Hatufn PbIos-
phy Euch1's Elemrul.. plane aud sphs,ca'
Iuaonomefry, & Algrtrs--,rl5tecs nre rppoin.
led To thu school, who viii ntlond parIcaar-
y 10 tie etecu'ion OF the RULES and regulations
Of The institution.
The * rcscs OF the school will be resumed
The tind Monday III Jannar,. The scholb.
uc yer Wlu 10 divided intu two sessions ot
. months each Al the rud ol each session
tpe,e wall a puhul examlr anon, Conducted
l. the trnsie,---Vhrn par, MS and guardians
ATE esp cilaily invited 10 attend.
TERMS.
Tie branches necessary for a complete
Insh.h education $40 Tor session OF ms
lie & re,k aud Latin So O,enis.
BoaLs can be obtained IN the families of oil.
+. AiVlanahau, Col. Jas. MoCianah,u, Mr.
J. Nantea, a, the Is Lick WITH Mr.. Oliver,
aud II 4eyef.l other families IA ths NEG o..
hoo JOB. 7. GODFREY.
ButetnuTi, Jun. II
We. The undets gned, who have several times
endrd Nj. Godtreys pasi examinations deem
IL Ut lncritrJ prais TO say that we hive neycr
seen, NJ any cxh h,iion, the same number OF
cndjIen 30 emluehtly display the btnrGls Of
wei li Ccted luttfuciion. lis management OF
his schular., inspified by an eneuur glne knd-
bpss "tltn the tender mind oil the Young So
much ucsd, mud sustained by authority 10
which thy Sirld So grateful aDd animated u
bcdlenCP, tugriNe. with his literary qnalh Il.
tious iur Instruction. have Ia n great drglet
iuteIe ted our neighhorbood III rrt aiming nim
as teacher. Deeply sea lble 81 the grtat duty
winch all uwo TO the community IN fatiunslng
au Instructor so well qauitfitu !. i lgPuiiy de
voted 10 his business, we have chu"rluly uuder'
" OF trustees, thai those AT d. lance, W o shall
eutrust ch l1fen 10 his control aud tullion, iaa
rrposf bon all anAicty, III the assarance, that
villa hu assumes to do will al least equal What
he has az satsidot ny nlhlrd.
ELIJAH MtCLANAUAN,
JAMES Nee LANAHAN,
JEREMIAH NulIIEN,
GEOhGE Z. IANLOE,
= EDWARD WATTS,
THOMAS II. DUNN,
J,n.l7 81
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To lHessrs. Htlltdm Pra1, Stephen
Preston, Recs HashS, and others,
creditors ol I'm. Pratt
FANAkE NOlICE--ih | shall on Fridnv
n the lllh ofnext month FrbGunry) IA
Frankin Courthouse, proceed 10 take the de
po'luoes OF Spared Hale and others, 10 be read
As evidence IN the trial of II suit now depending
III the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Lynehburg District, in which | am plaintiff
aud you ate defendants and II said deposltlons
be not taken on that day, shall continue from
day to day nnul finished
Your obedent servant
A. ROBERTSON
Jan. "a tdl
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'Nrnst Sale 0f land.

I'd virtue Of n iesd Of unst. executed 10
- the snbscsiber hf Villain l Morris bfAt'
fng date the 18th October, 1880, aud duly fe
corded in the county court 81 II my, f8f eFsz
TAI. purpos.. fnrrcin mentioned. shall sell 10
the highest ibid r. Tor te dy money, On The
III emi~s on Mpuday the = dsy 81 fehtu
a., nssf, II LAT, Il 10. fh, urEt Jar DAY mere
aft,r. n otlaiu ttaIt 81 lad lyirE ~ tue co"n
(, OF ienry, ~lorr"n John 7. u nov rss,de'
containing THKEE HtAHEED ACRES
ignore OF less) Persons wishing 10 Vie" the
hnd, can do - BY applying IT, Nr Jun 7
I'LL. WHO resides uu the land. ne thle i he
lle.s,I u be uuqrr .onsblp, but acting a. trus
tee. | shall convey 10 otasf Iue than thh
winch Is vc.t# IA me by fbc said trust deed
Possession 81 he given the 1t Of JAN. 1s32.
DAsIEL ". VILLA Il 5ON, Trustee
jan Is Nbs
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SPLENDID

FHHE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of business
and also, tina, he has made arrangements
which will enable him at all times, aud al the
shortes, notice, TO supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with COACHES, Gigs,
Baronchcs, or any other description OF Car
riages. from Newark, IN. j. which is known
10 he the rerg best Mangldctory ofsuch articles
IN Me WOrid. Arrangements have also been
made with manufactures in PhiIadcph la aud
New York, so that any ordrr which may be
given can always be Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues TO carry
on the Carriage malSiag business, and IS pre-.
pared to make Carriages Of any description
whch may be wanted by those who prefer the
h.me manufacture. lie will also do any kind
OF repairs on the cheapest terms, and in the
most punGludl manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAkE.
Ang. 30 I,
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Jan. Ia
DISSERTATION.
Neal Estate tor Sale.

u VIE subscriber Will sell, at auctio, n,
III tuesday the ist day Of February next
ms house aud l. ON main street, formerl, nv
ned toy Nj. John Pointer, Immediately opIo,,tc
Planters Warehouse. This is aweli buiI, two
story brick house, with all necessary Out Inn,
ses, well calculated fof family or man Of ~,
slnrss. The terms OF sale vii b. 3, &. and -
mouths credit, negotiable paper with approved
endo' sefs' should any one wish 10 tuy privately,
appIcauun may be made to the subscriber anv
time bcfuie the sal. Sale t. be cood,,r,.J
by John X. ID. Pawn.
JACOB FEAZEL.
jan 80
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=" Boston'seiAlitZ Water

Ih ait iiG,hi repatriation msnu(,,,
Joseph Boston, chy tnlsi, No. 7 Wall SIR. o.,
D or'"h nom iouhtan Us She soii vat.
pot up IL b,n.rs, coniainins enc, mn -
as mud aud shicIeni hxatlvr asra,
qunru, anu "lthai as palaIable a. III.
water ltsrly. ''ad
his pre- aration is differently ro,
RON 'na' o' Inc common seidlhz powder u, =.
shops. VI Tue
We have for year pasr been intba h.t:.
recommending il TO our patients, e,,pc,.li'' VI
dyspepiic, the nervous. hnd the H., "a, s
costlve. with the most bruign effects lv"y
Inducfd to Fr=ier II 10 the Congress ~. VIC
possessing ali the virtues oil the l,i,sr ~
ut belng PerniClOus 10 an, hablt or cone
ton S'u'"'i
" We have visited the establishment i, wl;.,.
Mi. Boston manufactures tbs a,,,rl H.
conducted On large scale. Keeping constao,
~ four hands employed. There atp.ars ,o"
much ldbuur bestowed in mpr-gnat,,o I'M, -.
| I / with The several materials of vhirh -
composed. We learn that Mr.. Bo,rn, ,r,..
ports The water TO various parts of the Unu.l
states, furnishing ho,'ls and other public NJ.
les' we are persuaded that II will lake prtce.
dence oil the Saratoga " atfIs as II hxai,,p M.
mid tonic, as soon as ITS virtues 49,,
+ appreciated by public taste and exI crnrn,, "
The proprietor making no secret of lie ~,
| Gle has submhtcd its PREPARATION TO a mani,
oil the Faculty, who highly approve and -.
commend II, particularly 10 those ii ini,m .at
III hcHle hahii, as II medicine SO a.rrYahls ,
The taste that even children take II with avn.
y.
The comparative sma'l dose TINT il rpa,,;rai
to produce an active, and (when taking fa,,in, ,
ainiusi lmmed att effect, reudeis the S.,jI
Water Invaluable MS a remedy ~ The nun
bnsin ess. removing IN ! than ma hon, n,
UNPLEASANT OF preston many leel from beayj
ness IN The atmosphere or a too ice jud4
gen1e IN consyiall,y or the Iuxuties Of the "a.
bic.
10 those ~ hose business VIII not ADM, -
visiting S,iatoga Spltnes, tins wa,tr i. ofIrr,f
As an lie ia Il agreeable ana uhfap suhsr,pt.
and spaitcnlarN recommended TO The il,
hahItasas of warm climates, aud na,trts Of
vessels visiting II, plCal Re. touS iol Whose ne.
communication IT Is kept packed IA qua.lItc, 10
SUIT purchasers
The sobsriIber, agent for Mr.. Boston, i, now
opening lare" supply "i Boston Seldltz Water
winch Is ioI sale at New lo,k prices
Howell DAVIES.
Nov. %