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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
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AN ACT

II, ana Tor oIllcf purposes.
BE It enacted by the Senate and House Of Re
personalities IN Congress assembled, That
the decisions in favor OF Land claimants, made by
the recorder of Land titles III the State OF Mis-
sour, and the two commissioners associated w'h
HIM by virtue Of an act entitled "An act for the
final adjustment ofplyate land claims IN Misson-
H. approved July 9Th, 1896, and an act supple
mental thereto, approved hlarch I'd, 1893, As en-
tered in the transcript Of decisions transmitted by
the said recorder and commissioners TO tie com
missioner of the General Land Office, and by
him laid before Congress at the two last and pre-
sent sessions, be, and the sane are hereby con
tlrmed, saving and IeselyInc, however, to all adj
verse claimants, the raht to us> ert the validity OF
their claims in a conrt or courts OF justice: FRO
rided That nothing in this act, contained shall
apply to, or be IN confirmation OF the clam OF
Don Carlos -. Nlemont, for tract OF land at
Point Chcot dad prorided, also, That nothing
in this act contained shall apply TO, or be IN con-
firmation of the following claims, to Wit: Manuel
Liza, six thousand arpens; j. Conz and Hemp-
stead, four thousand and fifty arPcnS; Matthew
Sailcicr, one thousand two handred arpens; IhaS
Tayon, one thousand six hundred arpens; sons OF
| JOS. NJ pepcn, five thousand six hundred arpens;
| r -. Il ~. III .....,,,.s I,,,,bol
l1oo's '',',I'G'a,io - u ca
,,Ioa NJ AM, h,,,,J.a1 ,rfoa. .sonoc, Rol-
iinS, four hundred arpens; William Long, four han
| dred arpens; VIM. Long, four hundred arPens
ja.. Journey, four hundred arpcns; Joachim LISA
hnn,roJ arn,n.,. Ir,J nodro seven Thousand
Gftr.s;y a,a,n.. tnd,on Chnya;er four bundled
,r,;o,. In.a,,h sim, ,n.o hnndred and 6lty ar
na,,.. ~ . c,t,,n. ,,,., thou.and anens. Wm.
Worr;, sc,.n hnoJ,,d and frly arneus. solomon
nnnon, hron hnn,roJ and Gliy ornens. pa.chal
no,ak,',,1naa, .a,l, n,,,,nj 6fty-.ix arnens.
p,nti,,o tunm,o tno bnnArI and 'forty arnens.
,Il..,I-. ~. ,,.L,,,J..I ar,cn.. Jcar
v.l.a ',I..,,.,,,d o,crs. Is,ao
IT,. i .'.,'l .,,',n.. W,I,nr ten,,,ck
o.,,4 .,.,on.rah Smith r ten thousand
I n, XII, WI, ;,.,,,,, b,,,,,l,od mr.
q,,;L .,l....,a,t,J Tho, i sh,u
l.. -, y, .,.,o,, G,,n,J =,
~ .. ,,r Ia l,,, nro,on.i,
s,, ~ H.. 49,, an,
I,.r1 ,r.;..l u,l..'..t.l ,oa,, .,r,o,o
l .,I l.. d. g., 1;s 40, .l,al cor-
Gov ~ ,;tc 70 Sch iand, IN onno.t;on 10 tbc RIGHTS
.,,,,,,xoI h., IL Ioo,,,, or n,,,,lasc I'm, the
;.,H,.;J.,L 80 ,,J;,;I..l, uLo.o claims arc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
Nv. +. SMITH Publisher. VOL. a:::=NO. is.

to make cartridges. An American officer, met IN
the street Mrs Bay, very respectable lady, hen
aud now residing IN the town Of Greion, thus ac-
costcdher ''Aiadam, We are unable to procure
flannel enough to supply the soldiers with car
mdgcS, can Won furnish Us wish even small
quanniyl "les," replied She promptly, as she
Invested herself Of her fanrel ineNpressibles
stake that, aud let the tore have it.
TWAS made into cartridges. Thunder ex-
claimed ayeteru solder. when he had applied
oihe cannon, "Ao,heT BMey's pC.Gcoat Is
roitsr.' -.fub. jour.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
BY AUTHORITY
PUBIIC Ne. -.
Az act

Az act
For the purchase of certain rights or inventions
Of VIM. II. ReN. of N. Carolina.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Re-
personalities OF the United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That The Secretary OF
the Treasury be hereby authorized to pay to
Cap,. ". 1t. Bell, ont of any money in the Iroa-
sury not otherwise appropriated, the sum Of twcn-
" thousand dollars, whenever said Bell shall
transfer and convey tot the United States all his,
SAID Bells right interest," and tile, in and to two
certain patents, viz: one called machine for ell
evatng heavy cannon, the other traverse board
for pointing cannon; together with all the right to
the United States to use every Improvement that
has been made by SAID Bell on the SAID invention
since patenting the same: Prorided howerer
That said sum oftwenty thousand dollars shall
be in full for all chms against the United States
for using said patents.
APPROVED, July /, 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
ANECDOTE.

During the last War, when the city Of New
London was blockaded by the British fleet, and
the inhabitants beng in constant expectation of an
attack had removed most OF their goods from the
town, the soldiers were unable to obtain flannel
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
POETRY.
HOME, FAREWELL"

Ipanscd upon the mountains brow
And turned me to survey
|My native home all smiling now,
Beneath the sun Of May.
The busting world before me lay,
Where | must win name;
Hope beckoncd to the onward way
And whispered thoughts of fame.
But memory fondly fingered back,
And dweIt mid gathering tears,
Upon my hte's evcntll track,
Through iew---but changing years.
Ny early love, and hopes, and fears
Through disappomtmcnt's shroud,
Shone forth as when the sun appears
One moment through cloud.
Farewell, the soil my steps that stayed
In lettering infancy
Where free my bounding footsteps strayd
Her treasured stores, my memory
Linked with each field and spring;
She cIiugs to every rock and tree
Az familiar thing.
And here in childhood's day heard,
Who never az I'M shall hear
Or human voice, or song Of bird;
Or water murmurng near.
The echo that, with woadrau. ear,
traced from hill to hill,
Lingering through many a nolscless year
Rings in my fancy still.
And here the light Of love
Upon my pathway shed;
4 mcteor's LIGHT destined TO prove
That da2zled me and fled
And here that sisters grave is made,
Upon whose love lcant-
Oh fate! on this devoted head,
Isnot thy malice spent
My native home! farewell once mote!
Hope darkens on my mind!
tempt the unknown word before,
And leave my home behind!
Where shall meet such friends so kind,
As those who love me welr
Another home where shall find!
But yet, my home, farewell!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12

couteuding that Harrison Is The better rider ofthe
two, and the nulli6ers insisting that White Is most
ami!ar with the track. Now thl> changing and
scuiIhng Is OF no use, for We >hrowdly suspect
they Will Borb here 10 nGe Jehiad-oyer tie
North (arohna tnLl.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12

An ACT granting half pay to widows ard or
pban. where their husbands and fathers have
died Of wounds received III the military rercice
OF tic uued States IN ceitaih cases, and ioT
other purposes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12

BIannerhdsscirs isiand--A correspondent of
the Boston Atlas give, tac fol owns de. edplion
Of this Island, which is situated on the Ohio river:
"Jdst below the town Of Pmhcrsburg. lies
BIanuerhassctt's Island, which Wu's highly
wrought description has made celebrated We
approached this spot about twlIight,and lay moor
ed near to il all night. Without any romance, the
island did appear to much advantage. We first
saw it al Its nolthcu extremity, which as Tie ri
yer sweeps by on both sides, forms a shore in the
form Of a crescent, frnged With trees. The new
moon was III the east, and her reelection was on
water, while the crimson and purple tnts on the
western clouds were also thrown upon the uubro-
ken surface Of the Ohio, just in advance Of the
black shadow Of the trees. This island is be-
heye, nearly a mile and half IN length, while its
average width must be less than an eighth Of a
mile. It's well wooded, and the shores on each
side are very picturesque. But aIasl for the
"shrubbcry that Shenstonc might have cnviea.n--
The Garden walks Of BlanncrhassoU are OYER
grown with weeds and with tangled wild grass,
where copperhead and the rattlesnake glide nm
mocstcd. Aud alas for the music TINT rlght
have charmed Calypso and her nmphs," which
once resounded among these syIyGa sha1e5 We
heard nothing Of ii unless "OlG Hundred" chaun-
ted forth by some Of our passengers as we lay
moored by the Island, may come under that de-
scnpton. You can see no yestge Of the mansion
Of Blannerhassett, xcept a few moss-coyered
stones and shattered bricks. wilderness waves
above the ashes OF his home"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12

For deepening the channel 70 eight feet, be
tween the islands of North and South Hero, near
SAINT Alban', IN Lake Champain, III Vermont.
fifteen th,,,g,rI l,IlsrS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

rEGET4BLE ANTI BILIOUS PMS.

composed enritcy of Vegetable matter,
',n the directions which accompan, them
by the aud prevention of all bilious
.. specially the Liver when ~ torpid con
f',u wing bile, ulhcuce
(he which, II suffered in the
% wnul prouce either Jaundicc Liver complaint, Bilious
other cri"vnus bodily affection In
n ,e. ofiorpor they like charm. A. regards
Propeor) aud who indulge
Of the table they invaluable Females
n u them all periods without ri.k Per
r,,nr a Southern CITRATE should by all means
them VIII
np,ired climate No family should he without
these portion them taken occaona wenld he the
much suffering from sickness II from
peristatc action of the stomach and
be absorbed and mingled with the blood
diseases produced Dr. y. feels
confident that person who these Pills fair trial. Will
alter feel lIng ,hemThe testimony of thou
highest of their efficacy might be added
but p has
ofthe PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE STOMACHiCE FIT
those wishing make trIal q"
They contain particle of Mercury r>
does with health and dis
Dr. r. distinctly under TODD that these Pills posses
quail independent other effects they
eNIlcn
thus strengthening the patient while they oh
aucons ,iedenrs which possess no other excepting c'hac
d'tac the patient and their repeated lays the oun
da,ion Of long catalogue of Chronic diseases
educated under American
mud European professors, pracsed profession
many South, where diseases the obe,
character considers himself well qualified The
nature OF diseases incident to climates
Prepared by Joseph Pucsy Peters NJ D. p r. e. r VI his
the
remedies No 1919 Liberty New York pro-
prIeor Each box contains iortv Pills. Price 80 cen
~ A fresh supply eff the above Medicines, lust
received and for sale by DAVID r. LYMAN, and
can be had in almost every town in the State.
Feb.25 wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

Do hereby forwarn and forbid all persons
l. whatever from trespassing on my lands IN the
counties of Bedford and Amherst, (now occupied
by W. Tinsley as tenant,) either by clearing out
or making roads through, using any road when
may have been made, without any legal authority
Tor hauling any kind of produce, or TIMBER OF
rom telling and removing any kind OF timber; as
the law will be strictly enforced against all per
sons so trespassing. PAUL A. CLAY
June % NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
SPRING SUPPLY.

FsNliE. subscribers have Just received by the snip
Il SUPERIOR, their importation OF Spring and sum
mer British Dry Goods, together wltha large stock
of other Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased in
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, IN conneNon
with their partners (F. s. S. James & Go. Of Rich
mond,) by the package .,
They solicit the patronage OF the customers o' me
concern of Franklin, Hunt Co. well as the pub
liz assuring them that their stock is large and com
mandng and will be sold, wholesale or retail, on
terms not to be surpassed by any house in upper n
glnia. JAMIE - ~
ALSO
Family Groceries, Hardware, Shoes and Hats,
J. c. H. & Go.
Ami u 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
TERMS.
..YNe LyuchbNrg UirgiuiUn'

Waited t,cice reek at 81 per dnn1m, payable in
,p,ae, No paper riH be discontinued, (bm at The
dau .aou ofthe Editors until all arre0rdges are paid
n.y. W ADVERTISEMENTS ,ciH be inserted at
i,,ts per square, Tor iess,) The first time and 81
!" I'm far zach continuance Those from distance
Gu, h. paid for previously 10 their insertion unless The
,'m,ui be assumed by some responsible person in
Lychbug. d. r,;,o,s ,,.., !, no.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
1xNcHBuRG CLOTHING STORE.

TllE subscribers beg leave TO inform the in
l. bitants of Lynchburg and Campbell, that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
SPRING GO0nS

"hch IS one OF the most desirable asScltmeuts the,
nave ever offered, and well worth the attention u
purchasers. II consists, pant of the following ar
ticleS
me and extra supertnc blue, black in,is,bl,
green, brown, napoleon violet adelaide doho anf
other fancy coloured Cloths;
ENna snpcriine willcd Grape finished black
Cloth
Fine and extra supcrinc blue, black. and fancy 60.
Toured plain, ribbed, railroad and buckskin Cassi
mercS
Lama Cloths, extra fine and assorted colours;
Summer Cloths;
Black. brown and green Princctta:
Black and coluured Nolstcd Grape A new articl,
Tor gentlemen wear;
Linen, Worsted. and Cotton Goods Of various kinds
ton gentlemen summer wear;
Nalcntla Grape, new article,
tacoes, great variety;
timghams great variety;
Painted MuslmS, great variety of the latest style
some extra quality, and very tasty patterns,
PruSsan Gnghams, entire new stvle;
Figured Jaconet and Swiss Muslms, new style
beautiful, ana very neat Goods;
Prussan Muslin Ginghams, entirely new and very
rich
Plain and figured black and blue black Silks. some
very surcri', quality and lusne
PLAIN and figured coloured SILKS OF almost every
shade OF color aud quality, very large assortment
Figured striped Parissune, new and extra Silk
Goods, for day and evening dresses;
DanIa>k Painted Florno. u beautiful new Stylc
Silk Goods, for day and evening dresses;
Figured Esncraldas, white and assorted colours,
rentrelv new;
Black and colomcd Bombazines;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbonds "A large assortment of
the lates, mporalons;
Belt Satin and Taiftta Ribbonds
Fancy llandkerchieis and Shawls, of every dcs-
crption, very large assortment:
Black white and coloured plain Satins;
Extra rich figured Sains of every colour:
PLAIN embroidered, ribbed and blond Silk Hose
and halt Hose black, white and colonied;
Cotton, Norstcd, Mohar, Lambs W Dol and Meri-
no Hose, of all kinds;
Ladies and Gentlemens Gloves, OF almost every
description;
Plain aud fancy colourcd Stocks
PLAIN and figured Challys and aud ChallycttS;
Donna Maria GauZe. black and coloured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04

4 large assortment of Books Blank Books, and
Stationary of all kinds, which will be sold very low
at wholesale or retail.
Together wiM great many other DeStrobte Goods
all of ,chich trH be sod at rhoiesoie retd, on The
rerD best TERMS ESTES 4 WHITEHEAD.
March p Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
NEW SPRING GOODS
FOR 1895.

''r' subscribers most respectfully tender their
thanks To their customers and friends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended towards them and informs them tina, they
IRE no" receiving, at their Neir Fancy aud Stapif
Dry Goods Store, nearly opposite the Farmers Rank.
from New York Phladclnhla and Raltn,n.. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
NEW f. II 4 IL l. l = III Nj T. y Il
FoURQUREAN d PALMER,
SIGN or THE
BOY y GOLDE.V .NDRT.FK.

INhs Brick Tenement, a f,r doors beioo the Post
Office, and bettfen r. Il. NorreIFS Fancy Dry
Good Store and Thurman and .SchooifeiHS Hord-
,rare Establishment.
HAVlNG entered into co partnership, for the
purpose of carrying on the Apothecary and
Druggist Business IN this place, take this method
Of informing our friends and the public generally,
that we are now receiving and opening, direct from
Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, entire
assortment of
FRESH AND GENUINE MEDICINES, DRuGs, PAINTS
OHs, DYE-STUFFs, SURGEONS INsTRuMESTs
nc. &c.
comprising all the newest and most approved articles
muse all otwhich have been recently selected with
great care, by one of the firm.
As we determined to sell on accommodating
terms, especially to large dealers, particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants to give us
call
Orders from distance promptly attended to, put
up IN the most careful man1er, and forwarded with
the greatest despatch. We solicit share of the
public patronage
THOMAS A. FOURQUREAN.
REUBEN ID. PALMER.
N.B.-We have just received splendid new so
DA Apparatus which will be in full operation in few
days. FOURQUREAN X PALMER.
June . IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
CLOTHING BUSINESS,

In all its different branches. They will cut and
make any thing in the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited to call and their stock,
whether they want to purchase or not, which con-
slsts as follows Cloths, black, blue, brown, po-
lish green, adelaide and summer cloths of different
shades ; Over Coats, drab gray, brown, and 9th
ers, such Petersham of different coors; frock
Goats, blue, black and green summer cloths black,
blue, brown and grey cloth; Dress Goats, black,
blue and green summer cloths Pantaloons, black,
blue and other shades of cloth, black grey, brown.
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes
Vests of many kinds and colours; Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets Jackets of many kinds; Shirts;
ohams Drawers; SuspenJers ; Stocks, Ie-
nant's and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes Gloves ;
&C. &c. which they are determined TO sell low.
The goods arc made under their supernen-
dance. J. BRANNAN q co.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr. Phelps,
as an auction room, Main street. opposite Now
lin, Berger & Co.
May Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-04
HER RINGS.
100

lUV Bbls MOL Clipped Herrlngs aud
Il Heroes New Rice, iust received and toi
IL 1,,, by PAYNE x TURNER.
juno - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
~s;;3, sysyEEs:FasEsaENTs

--,,:,,:, Rail. EOAD.-By virtue OF an act pass
u rI.n,ry l5;!,. 1886. incorporating the Stock,
hA'a ,. louisa Rail Road Company, books will
h1';s &! -, Monday the ninth day of May next, tor
"Pnsa o receiving subscriptions to the amount OF
u. t, il shares u! 500 EACH to constitute JOINT
ST. ,,ct ;, the purposes contemplated ny me sao
c'j''' I.s will r. opened in the City OF hch-
a. ,h, Merchants Coffee House, under the drec'
n@a' p i' Andersen, john Rutherford, Nicholas
l.'a 81 - Z ,b;,isrn, Richard B. llaxall, David
M"s, e - ard Captain Thomas Nelson, or two OF
l,,svillr in the county OF Hanover under
'.'". ~ ;, Il William D. Winston, Henry Robinson,
TN I'll. Taylor, Joseph NJ. Sheppard, Edmund Fon'
ti'''s 1';mos pnswell. or two of them; at tck-
EN' r'~ j., Loujsa under the direction of Elisha
,'' n,"J Richardson, Frederick Harris, and H.
!.A'..r w. ,wo of them; at Louisa Court House,
Nj direction Of Thomas Johnson, William Craw.
G'' rh, Hunter, Richmond Terrell, Peter Scales, and
II Francisco or two of them; and ut Gnrdops-
y. ~, county of Orange under the direction OF
T"s F. Gordon, James Lindsay, Mann Page, and
.'' S, r,ybrri, or two OF them. Gentlemen willing
.l!.,,is aud no, sufficiently near to any place at
@ hooks are 10 be opened to attend there IN person:
~. oy,- Of attorney Authorize some person 10 SUD-
,I ~ ,,yu The books !o1 receiving subscriptions
- ~ sror oncu at cac!! place ten days. AT the c1p-
, -; ina, TINE the Commissioners at cach place are
,,.,,ci Ia maze report. directed to Conway no.
t,,.,~L ;i,.,s Commissioners in Richmond, show
" I,y nauy shares have been subscribed for at each
r rpo,: every subscription Of stock there is To DO
i =, The tine o subscribing, TO The Commissioners,
=, snu -, Two dollars on every share subscribed
III , qua. llS-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

= The mos, splendid Scheme ever drawn IN AmeI'
ca,
$looAQo-and only 7llO tickets in tho Scheme
.23aRdria Loicry, Class - 10 Graeo IN ianc or J"'y.
81 No iot,cry-5 drawn ballots
GRAND CAPITALS:
$l0n:N10-S2i 00O-$ 10 00o-$7 800, &C., nc
= Lowest three No. prize 81 800.
Tickets 500.
iul scheme Of this brilliant Lottery will appear as
as The day is fixed fo5 the drawing The demand
-; tickets is already great that it is now confidently
hcy"d that the drawing Will take place in june there
f;", delay not your orders for another such chance
my no for years. Bigger. usual will be pre-,
p2cI 10 furnish his friends and patrons in Town and
Country with packages Of wholcs and shares, single
uc'c's and shares in his usual great variety. -,
Orders meet tr mos, prompt attention. and IN all
E'>s tie original (alanagers) Tickets and Shares will
he f,rwar, consequently not liable to any mistake or
tSrn". The Cnsh pr all Capital Prizes can be had as
r,Ha! at sight. the mcncn, the drawings received
j. Please address THOMAS 3. BIGGER,
Richmond, Va.
April 2G. ll7-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

vwACulNE CARDS-The subscriber has been ap-
IVA nointed asent for the sale Of Machine Cards and
s,np for Cotton and Wooden Factories, warranted of
superior quality Also, sheep roller leather shu'tles
cotton and sanet pickers picker string and lace lea
to order for cotton WOODEN flour and mills from two
inches 10 twelve inches in width and any length com
pcte; cleaning combs, &c. &c. Orders tor any OF the
above articles promptly attended to by
March %. tl06--llslMl GEO. l.. SAMPSoN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

,ya,!HEH is russhc& twice week generally, ana
so H.! rs ss ns e. se a Sass sysS1e in d
m si"'' .,J spccic-rss banks tualy) will be re-
N t: viii @ i na ,l SS c ., m Ts@1s
- "' ~ discontinued, but at the discretion OF the
= W ~ III a,,:rag's have 'cca fa'd .i'' - ~ ,uu
a. ,raran,cc the payment Of nine papers, shall
H., BE- zenith FIRMS OF ADVERTISING. continuance
Oc nu inserted, until has ciihcf been paid lor
,pe.-,: '" E' rr,o, in ths city or it's eariIons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
EAGLE HOTEL-Richmoud, Firginin.

YHNHE subscriber having TAKEN this large, spacious,
Il and colnmodious establishment, embraces this man
nrr OF informing his friends and tie public OF the TACT
The central situation is generally known that he
deems unnecessary to mention and professions OF
capabity tn keep the good things of this life, com
mon and useless, that lie will content himself by saying,
give him fair trial. and if he does prove worthy oil
patronage, desert him.
All the principal stage Offices kept 1T this cstab-
llshmcnt CHARLES &. WORD.
N. B.-Ilaving engaged The services Of young man
10 devote his unremttcd attention to his sabrs he Will
here remark that nothing shall be wanting in that de-
rartmcnt. &. c. WORD.
~ When the Small Pox prevailed in this city, there
case, and only onc which occurred at this es-
adjustment am pleased TO inform the public,
that contagious disease whatever exists, and should
any make it's appearance hold myself responsible 10 APP
prise every individual, who may extend to me his
patronage of the existence ofsuch disease. In contrna
lion Of the correctness of the above statement have ap
piled for the following certificate: G. G. w.
The undersigned have been requested by the Pro-
prctor n the Eagle Hotel to relate the facts relating 10
the existence of Small iux in that establishment.
r here has been hut Of The disease IN The Io.
tel his wntcr-tIla has recovered and returned home.
The time since It's has been such to pre-
cludc all possibility of the infections being commune
card.
We have no hesitation in saying, that there is as lit
tic danger Of contracting the disease at the Eagle llo-
TEL at this time, as in any other situation whatever.
M.rLARKE, NJ. u.
ROBERT H. CAGEbL, NJ D.
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