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Superior Beaver Hats

YNlIE subscriber has just received n fresh
n supply Of BEAVER HATS, Of the FIN.
est quality ever brougb, TO THE market also.
very excellent assortment of Drsb Hats. OF
81 pFees. Tie ventures TO assert. Witho,,,
fear OF contradiction or exsRgersiioo. ths,
h,s present stock 81 Hats. as Il respects oos
NY. quantity, or price, il greatly snpef,os %
what u ever has been in this place, and ear
nesilJ hopes that bis very greet exer,iops IN
render bis stock Of Hats, boots and shoe.
such ~ . ., may not 60 unrequited. Ue
respectfully asks call from ell person. wish.
i,nB 70 supply themselves With any Of IN,
Oost sr'cl'@ N BUCKMAsTRR
ChaflesioWn, June I6. 1871.
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T>HE undersigned has opened a
Il Book Bindery in Charlestown, in
a room adjoining the residence Of John
> Gallaher. and nearly opposite George
isier's saddler shop; where he is ready 10
execute work in a neat and substantial
style Persons having old books TO re-
bind. will do well TO bring them forw I'd
Immediately.
JOHN r. McMULLIN.
July IL, 1881.
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DIN IDE\l)

Y'HE Presden, aud Director. Of the Rank
i of the Valley IN Virginia have ,hls d.v
declared dividend OF three and . halt re-
cent; three per cent of which Will be pad IA
the Stockholders or their representative On
OF after ih. llth inst.
HENRY ". BRENT. CnsLifr.
Winchester, July I. 1861 TI4l
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PROPOSALS are invited. and will he
l. received by the subscriber al Hsrpers-
+. try, from those who are disposed to
furnish ROUGH STOCKS for the Halls
Rifles, in quantities Of not less than i've
thousand nor more than twenty thousand.
JOHN H. HALL
June &c. IS3i.-I2t
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Md. a supply of Garlegsn,'s ce.
LIBERATED Balsam Of Health, n re.
medy extensively used in many
parts of Europe and the United
States for the cure Of DYsPEP.
STA, and many other diseases
which proceed from q morbid
condition OF the stomach. Iii.
also highly recommended in 20.
Hc'. Nervous Vrsmours, Lo,s,ics,
o. Spirits, Paipitaiion Of HE
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a CAMP MEETING

w ILL commence on Friday the SIN oe
w August next. between the Hills !,
Loudoun, near Capt. Mlllers. on Tie san,-
ground occupied for that purpose for two
years past. II is about 4 miles from, H.
pers-Fe'ry, and 8 or Q from, Charlie stow
July 81, 1891.
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SUMMARIZE GOODS Q
CHEAPER THAN EVER

NHLNFEIt IIffN ENEK
vI>HE subscriber Is now receiving and open
Il 'ng, second suppl, Of fashionable
my Goods, Queenstcare, Groceries. sc.
lie respectful, invites all those who ar, fond
of good bargains. TO call and examine tor
themselves. He pledges himself 10 sell them
on much better terms than goods purchase d
.sst April. JOHN FRAME
Harpers Ferry. June 10, 1851
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NOTICE.

4 PETITION Will he prest nted the NJ I,
~ Legislature ct Virgins, praying The pas
~" ot l.v '" enlarge me powers IF the
'tv'''rs ~ Sr1,,iheid. Va jeff, rson county,
June -, 1851.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR SAFE

1--WE subscriber. as the agent and at,or
Il ney OF Thomas Fairfax. Esq of Alexsn
dria, offers for sale that valuable estate in JEFF
ie'so" county, Virginia, called "Tux HIN
aITAeJ." consisting of
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70 Hoose Joiaeys, Pia,ferers, BE.

70 House JoinsyS, Piasierers, &c.
HNHE Trustees Of Charlesto~ are
n prepared TO receive Proposal. Gor
finishing the upper story n the market
house. % two or more apartments 1neif
present. plan - to lease that part OF the
building Tor term Of years. 90 any md.
''do"I. or 10 company. who will engage
70 hnish u Immediately IN . substantial
mAoHer' and return u ~ The expiration Of
'be tine TO lie agreed upon. N good and
perfect repair. Sc The further detail.
OF the plan Vill be commune ated 10 NO,
Sous Opposed TO engage IN the work h,
the undersigned. vi no - authorized 10 >,
csite proposals.. sc.
Avery ad,suisg eons speeuission - thu.
offered 10 Carpenters. PlasleTer.. SC
which u - presumed Wili not he eevleeted
ANDREW KENNEDY,
June See'y 70 the Board'
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WOOL WANTED.
WOOL! WOOI,it

lHE subscribers r, specially inform their
II friends and the public. that they will
lake Wool OF every description ~ exchange
tor Merchandise. for ~hieh they will ALLOW
me highest price, and will dispose ~ the,r
Goods on tie most reasonable terms
&. u. HUPEkT h u KOwNsIAR.
h'ddieSa', Va. M, II. 1851 -6t
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RACHEL.

formerly Mr.. Robert FaI'".'s cook. }
About thirty years Of age, five feet or Z
inches high. strong made. and inclined 10
he fleshy. has keen dark eyes. some marx.
like those Of the small pox about her nose.
and some slight sears on her arms Her
clothing not recollected. She took with
her two female children; the eldest, =
bright muiatto, named Maria about . year.
old, with grey eyes. and rather slender
Iorm-ibe youngest. also a muIatto, named
Hannah. about 10 months old
b twenty-five dollars reward will be ri.
ven for her apprehension in Virginia. $50
u taken "a Maryland, or 800 II taken in
Pennsylvania, and secured 90 that get
her again. GEO. WASHINGTON.
July !, 1881
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SUNDAY is, by many millions of per-
sons IN France. Italy, Germany, &c.
professors Of Christianity. set sside for
dancing parties in the afternoon and
evening attendance at the theat, es,
&c. In other countries il is the favo.
rite season for cock fighting, horse
racing aud other like exports. In
England and the United States the
day IS preferred by many hundreds Of
thousands for excessive eating and
drinking, with much sleeping, aud no,
little wrangling and fighiing--and
we see that in Chill it is appointed for
holding electiobs-to huirah for the
ms, or hurrah for the outs.
The Lusf abode Of the Bourbons.
It's settled that Hungary is to be the
country To which Charles ". and his
family retire on leaving IIolyrood
House. The Duchess d'Angou!eme
possesses in that country estates va
lued at six hundred thousand francs a
year. which were left her by her aunt.
There will be thus. ia the Austrian
commons the members Of an ex- impe.
rial and ex-royal family Of France.
GOliah Of Gath, was eleven feet and
four inches in height. His brazen hel
met weighed Is lbs. His target, o.
collar affixed between his shoulders Ia
defend his neck, about so; his spear
was 90 feet long, and weighed So lbs.
It's head weighing So; his sword !, his
greaves on his legs so; and his coat OF
mail lS6, making in all as lbs,
Memorable saying Of Kosciu,ko.-
When this brave Pole arrived at Cra-
cow, where the revolution commenced.
he made, TO the little band Of patriots
under his command, the following
heart stirring speech: ave are not
strong enough in number to be victo.
rious, bit .ee are enough 10 die riih
honor in d.fending."
a neat compliment -Sha gnollete,
the other day, in speaking Of his first
violin player, declared. ..rhat both as
man and musician he was most
pralseworihy; as a man for the tenor
Of his conduct, as a musician for the
conduct of his tenor.'
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WINES, so.

s CASES pure Medoc Cisret WINES,
q do do. Muscatel do.
4 doz Basket Salt,
lust received and for sale by
- q. w. HAMMOND.
April 81. 1851.
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CAUTION.
Shaving with Keen Razors,
Hair Cutting. &c.

HENkY FISHER remains =, his old stand.
near tie store u Nes.r. W \ HJIlr
'"' ~here be Is ready ~ III hours. S,ta
sfen rszors and pefiumed soap, 20 sno,ih
ne eh'ns OF ~ Who may stand ~ need q t..,
P'esssnt operation And sho ~ooLt "a,
VIII long beard this hot weaiherJ S"ysh
70 one Who hss ever etJoJs the luxury u q
good shave.
nAr trimmed IN the most fashionable -, o..
~ hopes to merit the continued i.so-
o' the public, and wiii exert hin.selt %,
smooth the surIaee a. least Of every one
cAes--snd these, u we'll exan,ined. S,I ..
Yen be found not even ''skin-deep." Try h.a
ChsFlestoND, Jolly u, 1851.
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SUMMER GOODS.
AM now receiving and opening Q
handsome assortment Of

SE.7SON.2BLE GOODS.
which shall be sold very cheap NV Gus
toners aud the public generally are most
respectfully invited TO call and supply
themselves. VIM. CLEVELAND
June %. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-07-28
Liquors and Groceries.

MADEIRA. Sherry, Lisbon, Port, and
AVA Malaga INES.
French Brandy. Spanish do.
Jamaica Spirits. Domestic do.
Peach Brandy. old Apple do.
Cordisis,-and large supply Of Groceries
OF all kinds jus, received and for sale by
George ". Hammond.
April II, 1881
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NOTICE.

4 y IT is absolutely necessary to settle
"A The business Of T.. Wernwag and /,
Nernwsg 4 Sons, At IIarperEFety, li,i.
- to give notice, 90 ell persons indebted
to the above firm, 20 come forward and
elsse their accounts by cash or notes, pre-.
'ious TO The 18th inst Those negleeiing
this notice will have their accounts pul
INTO the hands Of officers Tor collection -
Those Who have any claims against the
above firms, will please present them 60
the subscriber for settlement during that
time. 81 the office Of l.. WemwsK & Sons.
Vifginius, where be will attend 10 bring
the business 60 = close.
AUGUST Us II. CHASER, .lgenf
toT J. Wsrntrag and l. Ucrapag s. Sons
July 2. 1881.
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TIME subscribers again have the pleasure
i Of announcing to their friends and cus,o-
mers that they are just receiving and open
ing . handsome stock Of
SIHPLE and EA.NCY
GOODS
coNnsrIHs or
Super. medium and common Cloths.
do. do. do. Cashmere,
Csss'nc,,s, Il large supply and chesp)
G2uze hanne1. circassians, Lsstings,
Besvsrieen. bang up. drilling Princetts.
French and Ruen Csssimeres.
Silk valenci, aud hsrse,ll vestinRs,
PonRee. Cape de Lyon. Bsrsge, Paimareep,
Pls,n aud chsDgesbIs Gros de Naples,
Italian l.ustring, Sensbsw and Florence Silk 8,
Satin. French painted muslin, Bstis,e Robes,
Coat de Paiy, G. handsome assortment Of rich
prinis,)
PLAIN, oriental and striped Ginghsms,
Green. black and white gsuze Veiis,
Muslin collars and cspes.
Black, white, slsie and random Hose and
half do.
Gloves. Superior quali,y,)
81 and Ga Grape Shawis,
Msndsreeo, Grape. barge and game Hdkfs.
Embossed Grape Scarf, 6suze do.
20 and s ! IRISH Linen, Renting,
Linen Cambria, i'm do. B'shop Lawns,
Cambria. Jaconets, Book, Null and Swiss
Musiins,
Italian Silk, Jaconet and Swiss Cravsts,
Grape, Bsndsnns and flag handkerchief,
Table Diaper. birds-~ye and Russia do.
Narseilles Quilts 10 4 and l24.
Rich bonnet and belt Ribbands,
Cen,lenen's linen Collars and Stocks,
SILK Umbrellas and Parssols.
large supply of brown X biesched Line ms,
Summer stripes and Sst,eep,
3 Z, 20. a. and brown and bieached
Cotton.
Peniten,'sry and Warren Plads,
Checks, Reducing, SC. sc.
Together with general stock of
Hsrdw are, Queens, Glass and Tin Ware,
Family MediCines.-Ois and Paints,
Groceries and liquors,
All Of which they respectfully offer at re
duced prices. They particularly invite the
attention of the public to their assortment 81
Cloths, and Csssine,s Thankful for pas,
patronage. the, gracefully solicit a conlinu
snce. RUSSELL & FITZSIMMONS
july II, 1851.
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Widow GLASS.

4 NAVE few hundred feet II Glass. u h.,
IL. III BY 10. 10 bs II, and 8 by 10. OF
good quality. Which vii be sold chesp
WA. CLEVELAND
July p, 1851.
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W AN1ED

w AIMED
AT One Dollar Per Day.
H>HE subscribers, contractors or
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail. Road
want TO employ
100 LABoRERs,
To whom One Dollar day viii be pune
tuslly paid. This work is ia one Of tn
most healthy and pleasant parts oil ia,
I. States Mechanics. such as
Stone Cutters and Stone fasons,
will also find employment on this work
at very liberal wages
Inquire at Ridgeville and New-Market
on the turnpike road, and at Frederick
town.
James Fresh, Mathew Borland,
w II Fresh. Lloyd Humphrey,
John Grey. Simon Freize.
Christopher Midler. Jesse Greenfield.
James Co,gra.e. Edward Dawes,
David Lennon. Robert Williams,
= r. Smith. John Horton,
Is Cahoon. Harvey Spslding.
ID X. Cahoon, Patrick King.
X A. Clements,
July IL, 1881.
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WANTED

A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN for house
Al sleeper 10 one who can come veil re.
{. mmended. the most liberal wage. will be
gwen WIS GLOVER
1tecn Hill. near Battleiown,
pie,ietirs co. June - ct
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VIRGINIA,
JEFFERSON Co. Court, Scr.
May Term, 1881.
HWiam Cifreiand. PLAINTIFF.
AZ tINST
Joseph Hirnor and 4Rdrthd his pifc.
late Martha Fl0gg, and james H..
hdnS0n, DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCtRY
LlfiE defendapi., Joseph Hivnor and Mar
- 'hs his wife, not having entered the IT
appearance IN this suit; and u sPpearing b,
satisfactory evidence that the, are not m
habitsn's Of Tins commonwealth: u - order
ed. iha, the sid defendants de- appear here
on the 6r-t ds, Of the next August Term, md
answer the bill of the plaintiff. end ,ha' q
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in this count,
and posted At The 'front.' door Of the cour,
house of this county. for two mo- tbs sue
ressiVelN. A copN-Tssie.
SAMUEL J RANER, c &C
June 1881
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500 REWARD.

An away from the subscriber,
IA living near Charlestown. .effer.
son county, Va. on Sunday night the Sd
instant, dark mulsito woman, named
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VALUABLE BOOKS
EIlR N4TE

FOR SHE.
VIE subscriber has Just received M III,
Il Charles,own APothecary and Boob
Store, the following ~ orks. which he ode r,
for sale al very reduced prices, viz;
History OF England, b, Hume,
Smollen aud Miller 3 vols.
GiuboBs' Rome 4 vols
Russsis Modern Europe svoIs
Giiies' Greece do
Ramsay. Universal History ia do
Meals History Pori,sns do
Josephus' Works ? do
Musheims' Ecclesiastical History 8 do
Glands Defence OF the Protestant Reforms.
marion vols
Johnson's Works 2 vols.
English Drama 2 DO.
Robertson : History Of America do
Rohertsons Histor, OF Charles the 5ih do
Roherison's History Of Scotland do.
Burke's Works I do
SCOTS Life Of Napoleon do.
Smeili,'s Philosophy ] do
Horn Introduction to the Critical Stud,
knowledge OF the Hols Scriptures { do
Nsgee on AtoDemeni ! do
Mcknight on the Epistles 4 do.
Burnets History Of the R-forma,Ion do
SCOTS lWa.efi.) Novels svo % do
Byron's Works svo do
Moore's (Thoma.I " orks svo do.
Scoits PoetlcSl Works sIo do
Crsbb's Poeticai Works svo do
Robert Treat Psine's Works 10 Verse anc
Prose ! vol.
Hume's Philosophical ESSAYS 2 do.
Fedoralist, On the New Constitution ! do
coniemplstIons. Moral and Divine, By Si
Mstthew Hale . do.
faIey's Works, Stems Works
May 5. JAMES BROWN
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dARLEqAMTS
Balsam of Health.

VE>HE subscriber has just received from tn
II proprietor. John $. Miller. Erederick
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NOTICE.
LIT.

E0 BUSHELS Ground Alum, AMI s
"I sacks OF hne Salt. for sale BY
HiliGm Cierei0n!.
July 7, 1881.
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WOOL.
WANTED.

I'tE subscriber Sishesio purchase l.rg,
quantity - WOOL, Tor which the high
81 pfice viii be gwen IN merchandise.
UiHiaBi Geceiand.
April u 1881
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NEW GOODS,

AT Market SQUARE, Hdrpers-f Ferry.
Y>HE subscribers again have the pleasure
i Of announcing to their friends and eos,o-
mers that they are just receiving and open
ING n handsome stock Of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11
G 6cJn sos oegg Sy Ja6zg<
FRIDAY MORNING, FEN. II. 1881.

Us Inc country read:r viii iaI OF the external
page, an account of the proceedings Of the great
Cou;'ties of Frederick and Jefferson i, respcc TO
the aGi'ated Improvement of the Valley either by
railroad canal, along lie me- gin, or lock and dam
in the bed OF TIE Shenandoah River
This is tho way TO proceed. When the People first
move, the Representative instead Of puzzing his head
to ascertain what ll be agreeable at home, has tn,
path marked out for him, which it is both his interest
and duty to tread.
We publish this morning, the bill reported by the
Committee of Internal improvements, for the loan
OF $4,000 ,Ooo-mcrely expressing our regre. that
is not for twice that sun, our persuasion that the
most LIBERAL expenditures which sound Judgment sus
tains, are the truest economy, and our belief and ap
prehension, that the sum designated by the Commit
tee is inadequate to complete the improvements spec
fled, to say nothing of Others equally meritorous
Let The people not suffer themselves to be alarmed
at the magnitude of the sum; but ra,hor remember
that the annual tolls Of the New York CO nal. exceed
one million Of dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11

THE LEGISLATURE.-The duelline bill vas
not yesterday resumed was expected; IN lieu of
there arose on bi.i TO appropriate $4,000 TO Hamden
Sidney and $3.50 to Randolph Academy in the coun
~ OF Harrison, debate more extraordinarily dsc,r
sve tan any other ever listened 10 in Shat TIooso
embracing the policy of Virginia 10 regard TO her
literary ustiiu,ions Mr. Jefferson, the act of reIj-
glous freedom the Prcs5yterians The UNIVERSITY
William q Mary and HanIden Sidney. Mr. VII
ianis Of Harrison ard Mr. Preston udvertipr to fho
influence of Preshytcrianism over 1iqmden Siodsv
made some downright thruss at that denomination
which ~e-e repealed by Messrs Watkins and Vena-
bic. Sir. Galmer considering Mr. Jclfprson's CHIN
To the authorship OF the of religious freedom i'm
Peuched by MIR. Maxwell indicated iIIat clam. and
The University: Nh Maxwell d,syia med tf, ,os.n,r-
and eulogiscd both Mr. Jefferson and the University
IN manner worthy IF each. Mr. Seii9, cnpay.d
IN the discussion for The purpose Of defending vii
liam q Mary from The charge Of being in GIcnccd by
scctaFians, which lie understood to ba made bv Mr.
Watkins, bit which that gentleman dsclarmad; and
Mr.. Jackson IN moving The indefinite postponcmcnf
of the BIZ, denounced ts policy and Invoked erisa
tive patronage for primary schools and the education
Of he poor.
Enc debate was unusually Interesting. bat rs We
huD5ly conceive, sill more disorderly. The bill
was finally postponed-tbat however, being nnstter
which The speakers did not appear much to regard
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11
CoNGaEgs-JouS RAvDoLI,r.

Oar rcgohr proceedings are brought down to
Monday evening, -0a Tuesday, tie Senate did
little. Mr. Monroc's bill was referred to ScIecr
Committee, consisting e Mcs5rs IIoync, Freln9-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-11
Report Of the Committee on Agriculture
and Manufactures

Fho committee on Agriculture and Manufactures.
nave h0d under consolidation he resolution directing
them 10 enquire '.wrther any alterations are neces
saTy n the laws regulating The inspection of -four in
Tic CITY OF R,chmond and in the mode of appointing
be Inspector: whether more than one inspector
should moi be app tinted and their salaries dzed by
I1w; whether ihe law should not more Specifically
designate TIE Kind Of ma5t which rhs olers should
DC required 10 brand on their J5rrcls; and whetheT
II IS e&Ped'ert to appoint Inspector Of wbeot" and
thereon;
at the threshold Of tie Investigation necessary
% enable il . rcs9oDi 10 Tho preceding enquiries,
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-01
SCIENCE.

"HE Jefferson Academy, at Elyton, tn- A der the Superintendance of C. G. Mo PETERSON, A. B. has commenced it's second session, with the most Hattering prospects. Although in its infancy, such is the confidence the public entertain of the fitness and qualif- cations of the conductors of this institution, that it now numbers between fifty and sixty students, of which about twenty are engaged in the Latin and Greek languages
 TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. For spelling, reading and writing. .....'''6 % English Grammar, Geography, Arith- Languages and other higher branches..12 % Board can be had at respectable houses at from six to eight dollars per month.
 The Trustees have employed the Rev JOHN WILLIAMS as an assistant teacher, which enables MT McPHERsoN to devote his atten- tion principally to the students engaged in the higher branches.
 A strict course of moral department is ob- serYable in this institution, with a strong de- sire to make each student thorough in what he may learn; and from it's healthy situation, the cheapness of board, and its incipient pros- perty, the trustees feel justified in recom- mending it to the patronage of all persons wishing to educate their children.
 By order of the board,
 PEYTON KING,
 President of the board of Trustees. PfqER WALKER, Sec'y. ldec17 37
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-01
WASHINGTON HALL,
CORNER or BROAD AND MARKET STREETS,
 TUSCALOOSA, ALA.

lOONALOOO4A, <hA1AA'
 the Sign of General Washington. HNHE subscriber returns his sincere thanks
 b to his friends and the public for the liber- al encouragement he has heretofore received, and informs them that he still continues to en- tertain Travellers and Boarders in the most comfortable manner. His TABLE will be supplied with the best the market and sur rounding country affords; and his BAR well stored with the best of old liquors and wines.
 The situation of this establishment affords every convenience to persons wishing to trans act business, being located in the centre of town, on the west end of Commercial Rosu at the intersection of Broad and Market streets, the latter leading directly from the Town Ferry to Greensborough The proprietor hopes by his unremitted exertions to please and accommodate his patrons, to receive con. tinuance of public favors. His charges will be as reasonable as the times will justify.
 Suitable arrangements have been made for the accommodation of Members of the Le- gislature.
 He has engaged MT ROBERT CARUTHERs to superintend the establishment, and hopes by their united exertions to give general sa-' tisfaction.
 O~ Gentlemen with droves of Horses, Slc.' can be accommodated on reasonable terms. T9m71 CHARLES s. PATTISON.