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sentsl 10 him. In reply he writes the following
letter containing aliasioi.5 which cuun9t re msnn-
derSlood.
HEAD QuARTres i r,rrK. Hyr R1M.NT,
Moone, March IS 1886. !
Gentlemcn-I ha"a reeeiyod with deep .cnsi.
bility and gratitude, your friendly greeting, "
the accompany resolutions of the cstiz""1 ..
Mobile. unanias .ly approving NY late move
plents aeains IL Seminole Indians.
can bui repeat 10 you what | haso,' 70 our
friends and low citizens of Florida, a. nIrt-
cularly Of allahassee aud Pensacola, ,ah the
movements and me, u.s. which they an. you -
cordially approve, We're called for bf Tie sad DIS
as;crs which frontier inhabitants, and our er-
posed small detachments Of officers and men with
in the limits Of my military command, had sud
IDENTIFY suffered; disasters winch made it my
boundcn duty promptly 10 Afford remedy, by re-
pairing with suitable inrce, If possible, to the
scene of action, in order searehfnr aud chas,ise
the savage foe, without waiting for formal orders,
OF formal plan oi operations, by lunior OF lito
experience Ia this species Of wafiare--a plan Of
operations m0St probably founded upon systems of
European Tactics, which are kuoSn To have rs
htlle application IL operations ag ,in.t proving
savages, as they have against n gang Of hungry
wolves u flock of salurcs Either of them to
be- found and punished, must be fought for and
",'"' H'' whenever i''d. Governed os ''s sun
Fo P'" % '.a9'>' ee'Neo -. Ho'' '"' s''ru\
s"u ''''nes o. 9''n i'oaaons oi European BOOKS,
io', 'i'e eN'''iene' OF ''' most '"o'rSS'ul
VI ou' American eo''aaa'defs,---i did NOT nest
'1'e 10 pursue u.e enemy "mll'rsoe'ef had
reason 10 calculate on o'ine abi' to hnd MN III
'o'.r' ,aceoio1hsY iooha ana h'e' nm III battle,
and finally sabdued, AMI compelled him to sue for
peace
Whether he is or Is not sufficiently beaten to
meet The wi,1es OF other pnblie iunciionarics
deemed by some Of osr own friend. more capable
,han myself OF judging, have not taken upon
myself To d, cid, but for my own part have
not doubt but that the measure Of punishment
given the enemy by the brave Louisiana yolun-
teers, AMI regulars, under my command v,s
quite sufficient 10 satisfy I'LL tic rea,onnNlG To-
,nandx of .l,stir, m .sc,,ra,ae. -.
known laws Of uar=-laws winch onylf o., ~.x-
tended alike 10 the weak aud 10 III .I... lc
Srminoleon, a. TO tie Briton, the f. me
Russian
Ru, n ,,,rl ,,,;,,, H., c.;.t,..
the m,serabIa s,yaa., v,l :.,' ",
anv authority from, ,ha pro.;J,,, 'i "''''o ''
,an, aaao'.s .'o;' 'ao 'es,en', paced my 9H'
Gen. Clinch. an officer VIII, hal ,,,,,, hi,,,olr =,
be in possession of , hear, AMI sonl .,rI;',,. y,
co-operate with m. and VIM ,;d.J H.. a.. L,.,,
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WISH to purchase about 80 likely young Ne
groes, from 5 to % years of agc-Lettcrs di-
rected 10 ne in Lynthburg, or my brother Mark,
will be attended to JOHN ANTHONY
Dec " Is
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DYSPEpSIA!!

INK, BECkWlrIIS PILLS, one Of the most
- certain remedies tried for that distressing
aud dangerous complaint, Dyspepsla.-l>ept con-
staItly on hand tor sale by K. STARLER.
Ap~ | Il mi I'm
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have had IN" effect Il T. w Mmtou
II the Rhrum ism ofmV Nout- aud Mt
hottie produced such tchcf A. has ahopr
viii be cne=ted. GRO FISHER.
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PcsTpoWDMENT.

nNIIE sale Of the above property u postponed
4 until Thursday, the l2h day Of MAY next.
J. X. D. PAYNE.
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TIOTlCIJ,

EHURSlANT to a dccretal order of the Circuit
l. Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
the County OF Amherst pronounced ON the 7th
day Of April 1856, in suit therein depending,
between Beverly Davies, and William Brown Da-
Wis and Edilha G.. his wife, plaintiffs, and Edward
TinNcy and others, defendants the undersigned,
the Commissioners in sad dccrctal ordcr named,
will, on the 30h day OF April, Isl IN tic pre-
miNcs sell, 10y way Of public auction, read, mo
ney, a certain tract OF parcel OF L ID, with lts
appurtcnanccS, situated in the sand County oil AM
hcr,t, on James River, near Bethel, called the
" Vault Hi Tract,' containing Sol acres more
or less, subject to a reservation of one acre lhere-
Of, which viii be laid oil and designated previous
to the sale, as and for hurying ground, in con-
lormlty 10 DIE ptovislons Of sal nrler.
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iHcINIa. TO wrf At court Of qaaher'S SIS
- ta,,'. and held for thr county oil Amherst
, ria, courthouse on MONDAY. lie Gay o' ''''"'
lc.gj: -. T. Christian
plaintiffs
Charles II. Christian, john Johnson aud Mar, ms
d I,,e Mar, Christian. James Christian liehis
CHRISTIAN and the heirs at Law oil Ehzaeein No.,
deceased. fshose names are unknown,) and waiter
d. Christian. defendants
~ cHtNcERY.
The defendants, John Johnson aud Mary ms ne
late Mary Christian james christian iiehfy inns
tiau and the heirs at law OF Elizabeth bean aec u
n,hosc names are unknown) and Walter d. inns
t,r not having entered tler appearance and gwen
security according to The act oil assembly ana 'l'e
miles of this count and II appearing to the sauslac
nan of the court that they are r. aiiabanis III 'is
Coumonueath: on ipotion of Lie plaintiffs by tieif
counsel is ordered that the said defendants 40 APP
near here on or before the ls day OF the next June
term. to answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that a
cnny of this order be forthwith inserted III The
burg Virgnian and posted at the front door oil the
courthouse of SAID county.
ROBERT TiNsLEY, Cerk.
,ou1s m2m
A + a circuit superior court OF law and chaneery'
! a continued by adiournment and held Tor the
county of Amherst. al tie courthouse. on Monday,
the nh day Of September, l-''o
Edward Watson, fiain''ii'
4ruinst
Edmund " lhson' sie'' 81 1 -,
as such ADMINISTRATOR WIN '''s WI "
bert 'af'''' dee d. IL eo'or,' u 49,,
county, an is sncii' aoll'..'. ,y9i ~ 'o'i
son, fu, tive from ustiee, and the sad John A.
simpson. pelehdahis'
Richard :. Ellls and richard \. Inh'hh' inef-
chants end partners trading under the style ahd hfil
Of Ellis X iubank, t'lalh'ilis
Igaiast
Robert Garland, coroner OF amherst county, and
as such administrator OF the PERSONAL and trustee Of
the real estate of John A. Simpson tie said john \.
Simpson Bennett y Crawford, Lewis p Simpson.
William l. 1hurmond, ID. X ID. Hoffman, and Chas.
L. Talaterro. late ronerof Amherst, Dclts.
ycu.xctKy.
~, , ,. C. -,
i"' u''e"o'"', 'oii'' - z',o,'. "a -, '''' VI
'''N'' '''9 ''A - ''i'''''' -
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q a Comt of monthly session begun and held
L "A for the county Of Amherst, at the Court.
house, on Monday, the 18th day of February,
1886:
Edward {. Carter, Champc Carter, Robert W.
Carter, George W. Carter, Peter J. Carter and
willis f.. Dickcrson trustee for Caroline REYNOLDS,
plaintiffs,
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LETTER OF GEN. GAINES.

Gen. Game, has heea received with public bo-
oors in NJ fhile and tire freedom Of tho city pre-
scented to INN. In reply be writes the following
letter containing alasloi.5 which eannst lc ml'nn-
derstood.
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against

Laura b. Carter, john Carter, Julia A. Carter.
Walker 5. Carter, infants under the age Of twen-
ty-one years, by Robert Tinsey their guardian,
specially assigned to defend them in this suit, and
Charles W. Carter, and William H. McCulock
and Mary his wife defendants
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Robert Garland, coroner OF Amherst county, and
As SUCH administrator of the PERSONAL and trustee OF
the real estate Of John \. simpson. the said John \.
Simpson, Bennett \. Crawford, Lewis =. Simpson.
" am |. Ihurmond, ID. X ID. Hoffman, and Chas.
L. Taliaeno, late coronero Of AMHERST Deits.
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A + a circuit superior court ol law and chaneery'
I "A continued by adjournment, and heio Tor the
county of Amherst. At tie courthouse, on MONDAY
the nh day of September, l-'39
Edward Watson, fialntIll,
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ROBERT TINSLEY, CLERK.
March II vom

u lRGlNlA AT rules held in the cler' office Of
the county court of Frankln, tire lst day OF Feb
rnaly, 1856:
Joseph Altick and Susanuab h. wife, formerly
Susannah Bowsman, Plaintiffs
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gafet Bowsm.". I'd Eve Bowsm;n, defendants.
IL tHANCEEY.
The defendants. Adam Bowsman, Philip Bows.
man. Lawrence Bowsman, John Bowsnan Catherine
howsman' Sophia Bowsman, Fanny Bowsman, Mar
garet Bowsman and Eve Bowsman, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security. according
TO the act ct assembly and the rules of this con AND
II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: on the mo
ton OF the plaintiffs by counsel is ordered that the
sald defendants do appear here the LIST Monday IN
May next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy order be forthwith published in the Lynch
burg Nrglnian, for two months successfully. and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF this
county Acopy-teSte,
NJ. G.. CARPER, u. [.
March II WIN
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Sale of LAND AND NHaRors

March %
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q MONG the Now Works recently re.
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CAHDEA, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49, 1886.

said salaries and expenses shall be paid out
of any money in the Treasury not other wise
appropriated.
SEC 8. ind be i, further e.ae:ed, Thu; i, shall
be lawful for tho Secretary Of the Treasury
10 cau.e the inscription or inscriptions which
shall be issued BY the Spanish government,
in pursuance Of tho aforesaid convention, TO
&c deposited in the archives Of the Legation
OF the United States, at Paris, until otherwise
ordered BY the President OF the United States;
and il Mail also be lawful for the Secretary
of the Treasury, and he is hereby authorized
aud sequired, to cause the moneys which may
from time TO time be paid, in pursuance Of
the said convention, to be duly received and
accounted for at Paris, and The same to be
remitied, on the most advantageous terms, to
;hc United States Of America; and the said
moneys, so received and rcmitted, shall be
deposited in the Treasury Of the United
States. and the same arc hereby appropriated,
10 be distributed and paid TO those au,horiz-
cd to receive them, according TO The provisions
Of this ACT.
SIC. :. find Be II ta,tI.r esaeei, That The COM
missioner aforesaid shall report to the Secre-
tary Of State lis, Of all the several awards
made By him, certified copy Of which shall
be BY the said Secretary Of State transmitted
10 the Secretary Of tho Treasury, who shall
,hercupon distribute in ra,ablc proportions.
among The persons IN whose faror the awasds
shall have been made, such moneys as may
haze been rcceired into the Treasury in rir-
tue Of this act, according 10 the proportions
which their respective awards shal! bear 10
the whole amount then received tirs, dcduc-
ting such sums Of money rs may DO due the
United States from said persons in whose "a
vor said awards shall be made and shall
cause certificates TO be issued by tho Secrc-
tary Of ihe Treasury. in such furm as he may
showing the proportion 10 which
each may be entitled Of the amount tha, may
thereafter bc received and on the pr. senta-
ton Of the said certificates u, the Treasury,
as the nc., proceeds Of the general 'us,al.
mcnis. payable by the government Of Spain,
shall hare been received, such proporsons
thereof shall be paid 10 the legal bolders Of
the said certificates.
SEs 6 End be IL Eaitarr estae.ed, Tha, all con-
TO aud from the secretary OF tho
appointed under this act. on
,he business Of tho commission. shall piss By
mail rec Of postage.
sEe. 9. .iaG 30 II fs,sar oaae.1d, Tha, Us soon
as said commission shall bo executed aud
tho records, documents, and al
,ltsr papers IN tho posscssarm-urJ Jnr
SION OF It's officers. shall be deposited in the
,ficc Of the Secretary of S,a,c.
ArrsoYrp, 9Th OF June. 1886.
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House OF Entertainment.
saI|A

ksljE Suoscribcs informs ms tricndi
- and the public generally. tim. he has
taken the house formerly occupied by Mr
Wm. Royal, as House Of ENTERTAINERS
and is prepared to accommodate all vho
may favor him with call. in the best
manner.
His table will be nj all times furnished
with The hes, tho up country market can
afford. His bar with the choicest liquors,
his stables with the mos, wholesome pro.
vision, attended by faithful osuers. and
from his constant sttention. and unremit-
ling oxeI,ions 10 please. he hopes TO merit
q share Of public patronage.
A. ID. JOHNSON.
Lancaster March I2-7-3m
The Charleston Mercury, Columbia
Telescope. Cheraw Gazette. and Char
lotto Journal will publish the above four
times and send their accounts TO this Of
fee for payment
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1Rcsolu,ion-No. G.1

[Rcsolu,ion-No. 6.
A RESOLUTION au,hori,ins the repair Of
the bridge across the rvcr Potomac, q,
Washington.
Be 4, rrlolrsi By hae Senate Gad House Of Repre-
sens4,i.ss e3 tAs tu:isd Ssie, Of .3aniea IN Goa
cyess assesnnd, Tha, Tho Secretary Of ihc Trrssu.
~ be, and he is hereby authorized TO hare all
repairs made to ,hc bridge across tho Potomac
,ivcr, which hare become necessary from shc
late food. and that the expenses al said re-
pairs be paid on, Of Tho mono; heretofore ap.
propriated for the erection Of said bridge. and
wh,cl. is now in tho Treasury. uncxpcndcd.
Approved. 9Th Of June. 1896.
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A. D. JOHNSON.
'.ancas,er March I2-1-3m

IA LARGE& exessu. asso,tnsutof Hull's Patent
Trusses. dsabso and single, made TO rae', Of .hs
mosi durable materials COT Sou,hrn uss Also, q
nru lns,fumcn, ialeiy in.ntrd BY Dr.. II. which b
highly approved Of BY tho New York praetiionan.
1, doc. Away he Of Laced Bciss alsesrths., and
d;miushcs rc.y much The neeessi,y of feso..inr 10
Pessarirs. BY it's application, tho wcarrrs arc at
once relieved from vrrs. Inconvenience. and enahed
10 resdmo their former activity. Tho ahors Trses
arc jos, reeeired, arc ofthe subscriber own SELECTION
aad will be soid unusually Low.
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Camden Book Store,

THE following, and bu. few copies Of each
History Of Plymouth, Halls ske.saes q The west,
Man oi Honor, Random Recollsc,ions. Maryai.'s
Novels, vol. Naval Sketch Book, i:s .pd ID series
Humphrey CHnker, new edition, addiaiea.l copies
OF Llie Of Lafayette, from the French ~ bus ami.
Book, Lac Of Washington, BY faaldius, Destael's
Corinna, ncw edition, Paul Fry, Mcmoiu Of Gram
mont, Ben Brace. Agnes DcMansSeldt Margaret
Ravcnscup., Bridal Gin, EPi,oue esEhrenology
and Chart, &c, &c. -
May 81.
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[BY AUTHORITY.l
Law OF the UNITED STATES rAssEp AT
THE TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS
rfET SESSION.
IPrBLIc, No. 2S.1

AN ACT 10 extend the western boundary OF
the State Of Missouri to the Missouri riscr.
Be Il caae,cd by iae St.ate and Hons, Of Rrpresen.
t4:res Of ske Gaited Sa,<s Of .'mtrea in Conrrrss
eserbs6ted. Tha. when t;,c indian ,i,c TO all ,hc
Lands lying between the Stale o: Missouri,
and the Missouri rircr shall! be cxtinguishcd,
tho jurisdiction over said land shall be here.
by cedcd TO the State Of Missouri. and tho
western boundary Of said state shall be then
extended TO the Missouri river. rcscrsing TO
the United States the original rish, Of sod in
said lands, and Of dispo.ing Of the same -
Procided. Tha, thus act shall no, take effect
until the President shall by proclamation, de-
clare ,ha, the lndisu ,i,lc TO said lands has
been exsingaishcd ; nor shall j, take cfcc, un-
I'll the State Of Missouri shall have asscntcd
TO the provisions Of ihi- ACT,
JAMES K. POLK.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
". VAN SUR
Vice Prcsidcu; Of the uni:ei states aud
Prrsidcu, Of tho Senate.
APPROVED, 7ih Of Juuc. 1886
$500 ANDgEw JACKSON.
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white Lead and ColourA,

A LARGE supply Of these articles direct from
WErnra,L. K Baornrns' mahuiaeiory, whIch,
with all others In tho inc such Oil, Brushes Var
nishes. Turpentinc, &c &c. can bc bad on the mos
casonable trru,s, al WA. REYNOLDS.
ALSC-OS HAND
A eo,d supply Of WINDOW GLASS,
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HOTEL.

UlHE Subscriber informs his friends
l. and The public, ,ha. he has taken the
House formerly occupied by J. Goodman
and more recently by J. J. Exnln US 4
Hotel in the Town Of Camden, aud near
the Court House, where he is prepared TO
receive company. and fiattcrs himlelf tha.
those who favnr him with their company
will be satisfied with their iaccouiInoda.
tionx. .-,.-ss 4. RE- &AHEAH.
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5prnI,c-So. col

AN ACT 20 carry into ct.rc, conrcniion
between the United States aud Spain.
BE !. enacted tg ths !Seaate md Honse o.
R,presenia,ises o the United States Of Amer
sea IN Congress asseathd. That the Prcs,-
den, OF the United States. by and with tho adj
vice and coascn, OF the Senate shall appotn,
one commissioner. sho~c duty !, shall bc to
rccrivc and examine all claims which may
be presented 10 hun under the couyeniton Tor
shc settlement Of claims between The United
States Of America, an . her Catholic Majes-
" The Queen ol ':pain. concluded al Madrid
on the scren,ccn,h day Of February. one
thousand eiyh. hundrcd end thirty -four. which
afe psosidcd Tor BY the said conscntioo, ac-
coeding to tho provisions Of the same. and the
principles Of justice. equity and tho law Of
nations. The said commissioner shall hare a
secretary, rersed ,n the Spanish and French
languages, both 10 be appointed by the Pros
ideni, by and wI;h tho advice and consent
Of tho Senate and the commissioner, sccrc-
tasy and clerk. shall. before they cu,cs on tho
duties Of their Offices. take oa,h well and
faithfully to perform the duties .hcreoi.
SEC. 2. .4sd Be IL further eaa1ssd. That Tho
said commissioner shall be. aud he is hereby,
authorized to make all necdlul rules and rcgu.
lations. NOT ooa,rarcnins the laws Of the land.
the provisions OF this act. OF the provisions Of
the said convention. for carrying his said
commission into full and campIe'e effect.
SEC. , Had Be q fs,tss, enacted, Tnss ,bs COM
missioner, so 10 be appointed. shall attend a,
the city Of Washington. and his salary shall
begin TO be allowed within thirty days after
hss appointment: aud within twelve months
from be time Of his attendance as aforesaid,
he shall terminate bis duties. And the Sec
re,ary Of State is required, Us soon as the
said commissioner shall be appointed. TO give
notice OF his attendance a, Washington as
Aforesaid, and TO be published in ,wo news
papers in the city OF Washington. aud IN such
other newspapers as he may think proper.
SEC. Z .3ni Be a jartA.r eaaaed. Thai a'i re-
cords, documents. or ibcr papers. which now
are in. OF hereafter, during the conunuance
OF this commission. may come into the pos
sessio OF the Department OF State, in reIa-
ton 10 such claim. shalt be dc!Isercd TO the
commissioner aforesaid.
Ssc s. .isS b, IL fsytiey rnar.,s. That the com.
pepsa,snn Of the respective officers for whose
appointment prosls'aa Is made By this act.
shall not exceed the following Sums, namely
To the said commissioner, e, the rate oil
three thousand FIVE hundred dollars per an
mum j; to the secretary a, the rate of two
thousand dollars per annum; and to tho clerk,
at tho rate of fifteen hundred dollars pr an-
num- Aud The President Of tho United
STATES shall be, and he Is hereby. authorized
to make such provision for the con'ngcn. OK
penses of the said commissioner as shall ap-
pear 20 him reasonable and proper; and the
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MASTER PIECE,

being the complete guide for inssrpeiion
in the wholcart Of measuring and cntting
according TO the variety of fashion and
form with Plates Illustrative Of the same,
b. Scott & Perkins. (successors to A. F.
Taguezs.) reporters Of fashions and tea.
chcrs Of cutting garments at New York
The above system can be had with all the
necessary articles belonging thereto II
application be made to the subscriber.
J. L. B.
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CLERK WANTED.

A young man acquainted with tho Mer
camille business generally. who writes good
hand and can come well recommended, will
receive good salary.
A line addressed TO &C." and len at tho
post Office at sum,csrille will be attended to.
May li-1G-f
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Tailoring establishments

THE subscriber grateful FOR Tho liberal
share OF patronage received since his
commencement, in tho fail, hopcsby elise
application and readiness 70 please all
who may call to merit q continuance Of
the same. His work will bS executed
with nca,ness and despatch. ami The
most fashionable manner; his ,Priees will
be moderate for cash or puncsuaf cusso-
mers.
Wanted one or two boys from ~ .o 1e
years Of agc, as apprentices 70 The busi-
ness.
J. L. BRAsINcToN.
March 28-9 -.
TO 7Ai.oas.
Having bcenauthoriscd 10 sell and tcach
The Tailors
MASTER PIECE,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-06-18
GLOBE HOTEL,

Ktng-ss. beewesn aarhss-ss. and the bend.
FVhe subscriber sincerely thanks his
l. friends and the public, for The liberal
patronage he has received. and begs leave
to announce, that he has considerably en-.
larged his accommodations, and formed
bis establishment on plan that will en-.
sure satisfaction. A suite Of airy aud
well furnished Sleeping Rooms have been
fil,cd up for tho use Of travellers. whose
comforts viii be ca-efully studied.
His Lardcf will BE- furnished with the
bes, the Southern Markets can produce.
and served on moderate terms, in the best
and most expeditions manner. ut oil hours
OF the day. The Bar. as usual. shalt con.
tinue 10 maintain its superiority for choice
Wines and Liquors.
MATTHEW MUGGRIDGE.
May 7.-l5.-f