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it waa his intention Ia offer few remarks on this s'Itjr1
He did not feel disposed To violate tie agreement
which had h;i.u i;.. with his cD!!ra.uc (hlf ~ ''i"
that lh!s :iJui Il. uyt:: and ~ :I:d. there
iuu, ;:!rL ;.y t:'c Consideration. IT, i..r .sur. -
postponed mt:l,' hivnda: nr%t
Dir Davis n.ov. 10 lay lie preliminary motion OF re-
ception lie table.
Alr SGyrcr inquired ii the effect Of The notcn &c lay
The table should il prevail, would not 1t Iu r." get HE
petition uE The lime being
The Speaker said the effect Of lie motion would he 10
suspend nj aclion and leave tie petition exactly
where it
And tic question taken, and decided in Tic 81.
frna.Ive; ayes g. EUCs 81.
80 the preliminary question laid on the table
Mir Lawrence presented The memorial OF George Hal
lett and four hundred merchants Of the city OF Boston,
praying Tor Congress 10 establish steam aud other Vessels
!or the protection OF the mitigation oi ships OF Tie
United States coming Our coast III Inc winter
Mr. L. aIvrrled briefly To The ieariG! loss vi lie ana
property which had taken place on our coast during me
last year ex:c:t unprecedented IN o"r history his
loss 10 he attributed in part 10 'ha want oil COCO
system Of pilnage but mainly t" the facl That Vessels
cvnng, p!sr very long voyages, on bleak ant "intry
coast, and short OF provisions required some Pf"trc'ch
and assistance which their Owl. were not able 10
rr,.. lie moved that The petition lie referred 10 the
Committee GU Commerce. and expressed hope that
so.nr action would br speedily huA upon the subject
Tie petition was referred accordingly.
[l)ut!mr the day, number cl petitions praying tor
th! abolition Of slavery in the Dsrlc! Of Columbia were
presented which IN every instance, mel ~ t'e
Ia lay tc preliminary motion oil reception on tie
table and which motion prevailed
Various Resolutions were presented.
On motion oil Mr.. Craig the House ad Journcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-19

PESHsYLvASiA Daniel Sturgeon has been 'rc.
Treasurer of this Stale for the ensuing year.
a resolution has been nlroaGc"d III the l!IHT'
Representatives, nstrucling the Senators IN toa-'"
from this State TO vote for Co, BrntOu'3 EAp""L
Resolutions. The resolution viii, doubt, gl;; L
House b. large ma jDrIiy.
New YuEx-Alov"mrnts are making IN ta' J..
aturc Of this State for repeal of the usury laws /
Senate have adopted Jeremy Ecnlhams po;n?.'s
Usury, the report Of one OF their committees a.
have ordered ii To he printed
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ALExASpNiA Jan. lG-A verdict has been rn&.'r
by the Jury in the case Of Richard II. White, meet
for burning the Treasury in March, l~i:i.
The jury after being out for than twrnr .:l.:
came into Court and brought in sprcu! verdict Il
ing the traycrscr Guilty Of the offence charged DH! H.
III: came within view of the statute o limitations. -
vas therefore 10 he acquitted.
Mr.. Brent cairntG tic acIuittal Of his client @" b.
verdict, and that il sho"d be recorded as ainou"t:n.
verdict Of MT guilty.
The Court dlssen:rd and, after some discussion, /:
and gave in the following verdict:
We the Jury, are Of opinion that the oHtMcr.
charged, vas committed by the prisoner but find b.
Not G"ity upon the plea Of l"atons morr i"aa :"
years having elapsed from The committing Of tie C'a
to the finding the Indictment
Mr. Brent now called upon the Cou!, for the !.s:t!
Of lis client This, however, released: Is tx H..
lcal;on or hypothesis contained III the verdict 80
ground for argument anG leaves il 10 bc decided b, "
Court whether CT no this verdict is verdict q "r
tul-GG.fiG
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ENEMALE SCHOOL-The subscriber w"''.' .' ~,
81 pcctfuliy invite the attention Of parents ana S
dams 10 this School, Which has been IN operate" "
vcra years, with increased success under the '"--
lncnt Of Miss o. l.. HART who has hitherto by ''
slant and de voted attention 10 the method ana "'.-
ment Of The School, afforded sufficient evidence o. "
capacity and fitness for its duties Ii Is situated ne
Morton Ferry road midway between Halifax aga
lottc Court houses, halifax county. in nc'%i7 go.
enlightened and refined, and as healthy rs an, 10
country. The different branches OF an EngilSH rca.
vii! be taught, viz orthography, reading, w!i"-',
graphy, exercises in composition, history, En-'s" -
mar natural and moral philosophy, and SOME "rah,|
needle work, drawing and painting ieE''' - '
year Of 10 months. follows:
For board including washing, bedding, iar! -,
and lights
{: Tuition in all English branches, :.
{: Drawing Painting and Need'e-work. -
Tuition for less term than months, - rri $780, ".
One half Of the fee to BE paid in advance ana 10
ton for loss Of time after entrance, except III ca7t e."
ness There will be public examination at '"r ~.
The year-'rhe School will commcnC" January 80.
JOHN 5. PLEASANlS:
Dcc3l [7l-w4wl Le!J"A county, -
ATOTiCE.-All persons having claims aga"s' TIE =.
! Y tate Of Ms. ErrnA3Ii CLA!EuRSE, are !'f 80,
bring them forward "thout delay, properly aus'''
ed that the may Jc settled, as | an ai!a'o',
close my administration upon said estate. ,,..,
CoRBlN ERAXToS, .I|%'
Dec 81 I-"'"
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY .--ni ~
- sold for cash, at Halifax court ,n"sc the "a ,;
January Chat being court day.) several likely ~.
belonging to the estate Of Marquis T. Jackson u iI
Also very valuable Stallion, John Finn. OF go"'
and high repute credi, vi" be given for The ,', lI
of the horse, until the Isl day Of june, By g.T't
and approved security, to carry interest iron"
.ldm'r If " f. je['sD .,,;
JAMS.
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are entirely without NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H"-''.
al ORFOLk EpgiiSh Gnd .Ha.ACm4tcGL ScmiHi7. -
~ The Principal Of this Institute, with pr"su;r' ""''
publicly announces that the Seminary viii Snoi! "''
attached 10 il, complete SGT o! suitable nS:faa''"'
imported expressly from Europe, whereby the ms.
Of Civil Engineering, Lcyc!Iins, Land or Mar!''s
vcyng, and the practical Mathematics q le!A.':' Co.
be thoroughly obtained, he purposes occas!o"''
impart to his pupils oil the detail Of t.corccaI a': II.
teal information, from actual observations and n.ea-
mrnts made By them tic field Of operation. ItH'''
mu!; Of instruction vii! most assurcdly devci"pr u. ~
considerable portion of the materials essentially 'E
site acquire, in order to render the science ns'a'
familiar and ultimately lucrative to those DESTROYS d! "
coming skru practitioners.
few additional students at Civil Eng !necr!nG ranh
receive admission in the above Seminary at So per g.
mum, payable in purctual quarterly Instalmem's ~ "
Those DESTROYS Of admission, are particularly
quesled to make early application otherwise the '''
vacancies may cease TO exist. E
Board may be readily Obtained in very resrec''''
miles in the said Borough. moderate terms;
EDWARD l.. YUtNh.
Dec2S T10-InIui PFth'T.
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u The reports which are circulated in the ~" 70
pers, with regard to an expected matrimonial c"'."'
in which the ofthe present Wee l'r'$ie"; IS ~
entre!y without oundatioa-.f:chnHd|ia H".tI.
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In this service Gaines engaged IN action irn serge
of twcu,yEce DAYS which the LOST according 10 The
best authority 1861 officers Add The L. General him
se. in lis cc report, Acknowledges his loss, in the principal
hattie and His loss in several nser ccnic
out OF the cucapmcn those Of the daily ca"Eo"ud nnG 'u
hardin uiliu, estimated 81 GCc men,
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w. B. 81 u. J. SWAN,
MERCHANT TAILORS.

No. S0 THAMES STREET.
I'D EspECTFULIY inform their friends, ard
"a q, the public generally that they have received
from Boston, 4 FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT of Pi!ot-Cloths, Lion skins Mo
hairs Flushngs, Kerseys, Broadcoths Cassimeres
sattnets and Vestings, which they will make up TO
order in the best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspenders lldkis.,
Comlorters, Cravats, Stocks, Bosoms Collars and
every other article usually ionnd in such an establish
mcnt at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
iceldsposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to
con,plee assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap as cnnbc bought at any other store in the state.
Nov OH. Il.
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THOMSONIAN
IEEIRM NJ ARY~

THJiE Subscriber, having been for more than tw 20
wears, IN constant and successful practice now
offers hs services to the public Botanic Physie-
iaH-He would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Newport and the adjoining towns, that he has re-
Gently removed from the of Broad * Collins
streets the more commodious house at the corner
Of Sprng& Mill-streets, (or the better accommoda-
ion of his numerous patients, which are daily calling
upon rim where he will administer the Pure Thoni-
s0Hian MedieiHes to such may favor him with their
patronage. No pains will be spared to render the
patients comfortable and TO restore them to health.
Situated in one of the most healthy places in onr
land the subscriber atters himself that the advanta
ges of this lnimary surpassed by few insttu-
tions of the kind in this country. To his former
friends and patrons he tenders his hearty thanks;
and should they stand in need of his services he is
ready to administer TO them such remedies the God
Of Nature has so bountfny scattered over our fields.
This InfrInary will be conductedunder the mme-
date patronage of DR.. SAMUE THOMSON.
Thomsoa's neD guide 10 health
/ RObensoH's Lectures
And n general assn rtment OF
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the lnfirr-
mary. c. GARDNER.
Trms.-S3 for course of medicine
$3.50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish to take it.
October Goth, 1886.
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CERTIFICATES.

Mr.. Isaac Thompson, Sr-Haying had occasion,
during many years, TO use Trusses for Ilernas for
my patients aud for myself, am satisfied by exam.
ining and using yours, with Conica application Sc
cured as it is by an ingenious Spring ard Lock, Is
both easier TO the wearer and more likely to effect
permanent cures, than any other patent or other
kind with which | have ever been acquainted, and
wish you, sir and all those who need 1russes, all the
success in the use of yours, which their excellent
construction is calculated to effect.
CYRUS WASIlBURN, NJ. ID.
Vernon, December, 1896
Mr., Thompson, Sir-I have not forgot my prom
made you when | bought the Truss, that if it
did effect a cure | would send you certificate.
Now sir, have the satisfaction in being able to send
you statement. In the month of Marchlmy Hernia
became so bad was unable TO labor Feeling some
alarmed about my situation, went mp to Keene to
see if DIR. Twlchell could-do any thing TO help me
On making my case known TO him, he advisedm to
20 TO BrattebOro and get one Of Thompson Truss
es-said was the best he knew Of aud thought
should receive immediate relief by wearing it
made the application in March, and wore the Truss
about eight weeks. On examining, | was satisfied
that was cured; but the truss being easy TO wear
kept on about four weeks longer, then took off
and have had no occasion to wear il since.
Respectfully yours, WILLIAM CARLTON.
/ Winchester, n II, September, 1886.
hereby certify that commencing haying thi:
season. was afflicted with Hernia which became
so painful that | was obliged TO quit work. applied
one OF Thompsons Trusses with which was ena
bed to labor daily, and found no more inconven
lence i'll wearing IT than in wearing my stockings
In three weeks was perfectly cured laid aside the
Truss and have had no recurrence ofHernia since.
Brattleboro, Aug, 1886. GEO. \, HALE.
Mr.. Thompson, Sir-The trusses begin to 90 well
having sold five. You say in your note by Mr.
Lewis, tina II have no objection you wish to max,
use OF my name in your bills or advertisements
Now, sir, as far as it is of you have it, Hayin,
tired several trusses of various kinds found no
net But putting one of yours on the first of Apr
last, IN four weeks entirely cured and have no
had occasion to any since and do not hest
tate TO say that In my opinion they will bp the bleS
sing OF God, effect permanent cure.
Yours in haste. L. VI. AMSDEN
Greenheld, September, 1896.
Sold by
DIR. X. II. HAZARD.
Agent for Newport,
At the sign of the mortar, nea
the Court House
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[PupLIG.-No. g.


AN ACT TO admit tho State of Michigan into
the Union, upon an equal footing with the
original States.
WmEREAs, in pursuance of tho Act Of Con
gress of June the 18th, 1896, entitled " An aot
TO establish the northern boundary of the State
of OHIO, aud TO provide for the admission OF the
State of Michigan into tho Union upon the
conditions therein expressed" convention OF
delegates, elected by the people of the said
State of Michigan, for the sole purpose of Civ.
ing thcir assent to the boundaries of the said
Michigan, as described, declared, and ostab.
lishcd, in and by The said act, did, on tho 18th
day of December, 1886, assent TO the provisions
of said act, therefore
BE IL enacted By The Senate and House ot
Representatives. otthc United States Of 4meri.
"a, in Congress assembled, That tho State OF
Michigan shall be ono, and is hereby declared
to be one, efthc United States of America and
admitted into tho Union on an equal footing
with the original States, in all respects, what.
ever.
SEC. 3. And be il further enacted, That the
Secretary. of tho Treasury, in carrying into
effect the thirteenth and fourteenth sections OF
the act Of the 23t Of June, 1896, entitled
" An act TO regulate tho dcpositcs of the public
money" shall consider the State of Michigan
as being emo Of tho United States.
JAMES X. POLK,
Speaker ofthe Mouse Of Representatives.
NJ. VAN BUREN,
President Of tie United States and
PyesideRt Of the Senate.
APPROVED, 2sth Jan. 1897.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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TANEHONE THE BIRD.

Take home the bird-the bird OF love,
The bird of beauty and o. song
And bid her as in by-gone days
Pour the enchanting notes along.
Take home the bird-let not the strain
Oftru,h and nature plead in vain.
Pu. forth thy hand-take home the dovei
For theeshe brings the branch of peace
Oh save her from the peting storm,
And bid her woes and wanderings cease.
Take back the bird-why should the best
OF Britain's warblers fly in quest
Of" home, sweet home" and find no rest
Take home the swan--whoSe silver plume
Has met no stain: it cannot be,
The throbbings of that snow-white breast
Shonld e'er have proven false to thee.
Take home the bird-let her not tear
Her graceful plumage in despair
Take home the brd-the nightingale
Whose song has charmed nations ear;
Whose soul is music, and whose voice
Like Brinsley's own-'Iwere heaven to heal
Take home My Lird-Love shall prolong
Her truth, her beauty, and her song
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EY AUTHORITY.
laws Of the United States.
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TwENrY-FoURTu CONGRESS.
IPuRLIr.-No. 81
e.. w. T..

AN ACTto provide for the payment of horses
and other property los, or destroyed in the
military service of the United States.
BE il enacted, By thr Senate and House of
Representatives. Of TIE United States of liner
ca, in Congress assembled, That anv field, or
staff, or other officer. mourtcd militaman.
volunteer, ranger, or cavalry, engaged in the
military service of the United States since the
18th of June, 1912, or who shall hereafter be
in said service, and has sustained or shall sus-
trin damage, without any fault or negligence
on his part, while in said service, by the loss
ofa horse in battle. or by the loss of horse
wounded in battle, and which has Gied or shall
die Of said wound, or being so wounded shall
he abandoned y his officer and lost, or shall
sustain damage by the loss of any horse by
death, or abandonment. in consequence of the
United States failing 10 supply sufficient 70.
rage, or because the rider was dismountsd g.
separated from his horse, and ordered TO do
duty Oh foot at a station dctichod from his
horse, or when the officer in the immediate
command ordered or shall order the horse
turned ont 10 grIzs in the woods, praries or
com,nons, because the United States failed or
shaii iail TO supply sufficient forage, and the
iss was er shall be quent thereof /; or
'or thc loss OF necess'ry cquipage in CO s.,
9uence ofthe loss of his horse as rpresaid
s,ail he allowed and paid the value thereof
Itros'ded' Its That If any payment has been, or
snsi pe made, TO any one aforesaid, for the
a ,a. anu ,isk, or for forage after the death
men, sha,,i h,ihoonnent Of his horse, said pay.
snle.s he satisfied or shall satisfy the nav,nss -
.sr az .he time He made or shall ,nsLs ,h.
Payment, or thereafter show, by proof ,b,, o ho
w's renowned, in which case ,hc dsd,,a,;n'' ne
'H'li only extend to the tine he was ,n saa, ;
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THONIPSON'S
New and Valuable Patent
TR T. = S.

vNyHE subscribers aware that there is a mum
il ber of kinds Of Trusses already before the pub
lc but from experience themselves, and from the tes
timony of others who have worn them, they were in
duced TO believe that Truss better adapted TO the
wants of that portion of the community that have
the misfortune to have Hernia or Rupture, might
be made and blythe help of kind Providence they be-
lieve that they have been enabled to invent Truss
preferable to any other nov known. 1t is decidedly
the safest and easiest to wear, and a barrier
against the escape of the vscera without in the least
degree endansering the adjacent spermac cord
From the credit that they have already gained in the
last yen, where they have been used, and from the
certificates of numbers who have been cured by
wearing them, and from the recommendations of
Surgeons and Physicians who have seen them, and
the general appreciation that the Truss has received
wherever thas heen used and examined the subscri
bers can, with confidence, offer them TO an enllght-
ened public fully believing that all that is necessary
to for them i'll all places where they offered
for sale, that appreciation they merit, is their
Six days is sufficient to satisfy any person of their
superiorty-and that time will be allowed to every
ono who buys Truss, TO return ii if he choose.
| Persons at a distance can obtain Truss to fit, by
sending the number OBJECT and inches they measure
round and which side the Truss is to be applied.
The subscribers have i'll their possession large
number of Certificates in relation TO the merits and
superiority of their Truss, which are believed TO be
sufficient to carry conviction to the mind of the most
increduOus. They subloln few only
THOMPSON x WADSWORTH,
! Brattleborough Vermont Sept 1895,
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CABINET FURNITURE
s. CHAIRS.

a. TEPlIEN VI. STEDMAN would respectfully
- inform the public generally, that he has taken
The new store No. IL Broidstreet where he intends
keeping on hand general assortment Of Cabinet fur
niiure and ChaiIs also Willow Wagons and Cra-
dlesal of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. u n, b. Every article in the furniture line.
made TO orIer at the shortest notice.
Also,
TO LET. the store in Spring-street, between
Church X Mary streets formerly occupied as a
School ilouse-aIply above.
Sept 2S-episMlsi.
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vIA-FALL RIVER & TAUNTO'

llA-FALL XIV Lit ~ iACNIoN'
Fare 10 Boston, -.
A stag will leave Newport every morning Sun
N day. excepted, at "a o'clock, a. NJ, arrive in
in Taunton. ] =. NJ.
in Boston, at 81 i. W.
Returning a Stage will leave Boston every moni
ing, Sundays excepted, at past O'Clock A. NJ in
Taunton, at O'Clock, i. NJ
in Fail River, at o'clock,
in Newport, at J O'Clock.
Stage book at Townsends, 81 ilassard's Hotels
in Newport.
The stage will leave Townsend's at ! & Has
sards att ].
This Stage is connected with the New-Bediord
stare at Fall Ryer-Leaves Fall-Rlyer ID o'clock
every day, Sundays excepted, arrive IN New-Bediord
at 4 past IL o'clock.
Leaves every day, Sundays excepted, at o'cl X,
arrives m New-Bedford at b o'clock.-Returning
leaves New Bedford every day, Sundays excepted,
at 3 o'clock A. NJ. and arrives in Fall River at ~ a. NJ
and at Z. VI. 3oclOck i. VI.
Stage Books at Coles & BlaHes Hotels New
Bedford
III Passengers wishing to go to New Bedford are
Informed that they can by this stage, leave Newport
i'm the morning, and return early the same evening,
and have half AN hour leisure time IN BediOrd
A stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays ex'
cepted at past O'Clock p: m, for Swansey, ar
rem q BrstOl.-Returnlng leaves Brlstoleyeryiday,
Sundays excepted, at Z o'clock a: m, and warren al
a. m, and arrive in Fall River at 10 10 clock a IN;
! A stage leaves Fall River every day, Sundays eX
cepted for Providence, leaves Fall River at 10 o
ock, arrives in Providence H. Returning, leaves
Providence every day at 10 O'Clock a: m arrives IN
Fall River p. IN.
! Passengers wishing to go TO Fall River can have
6 hours in Fall River, and return the same evening
| n Extra Coaches furnished at all times * on
reasonable terms
- All baggage and small parcels at the risk o
the owner, thereof X. B. KlNSLEf, agent
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,Hy NOTICE.

HE SUBSCRIBER Mould respectfully in
form those OF his customers who Indebted 70 him
by book account, that iheir bill ready Tor aust.
neut.
u Those. whose account, have been nlors ihaa
One lear standing. vii confer p4rfenigr faror by
giving them immediate suen'ion
Jan |'ih. THOMAS FOWLER
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FINCH & ENGS,
irOn-StgCl & Nails.

The Subscribers hare rcccirci and ofcr jor sale,
IGSn tons assorted Iron, consisting OF American.
W English, Swecds. x Russia Old sable OF
all descriptions. flat, square. and rouud-Spikerods
Nailrods. MT Iron. Band Iron-Brazcrs Rods
Shoe shapes. Horse Shoes. * Horse : Zoe Nails.
Ra s-riles--Crowhars- Borax &c. sc
Cast'Stecl of all sizes. fiat, square n rouu,.
ALSO, $50 casks Of Cut Nails. assorted.
lml5, Il. B. WOOD. & Co
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OLIVER e. TURNER, x WIN. c. TURNER
UHAVE established themselves as 'ApOthecares
n and Druggists, oppositeiT Townsend's Hotel, IN
Newport on Thames-street under the firm ofO. C..
TURNER g. Co; and will be pleased to attend to
all calls aud orders in their line Of business.
DOCT. o. G. TURNER, will attend TO such
calls as he may receive in the several departments OF
Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery.
ke,yport June a. l336.--tf.
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Respectfully announces TO The public gea-
eraily-eiti=ens and strangers.
HNHAT he keeps to let at his stable in Touro-
II street horses and carriages of all descriptions,
as cheap cheaper than they can be obtained else.
where. Persons desrous of enjoying the pleasures
of ride in the country can at ali times be furnished
with horse and chalses open wagons, saddlc-horscs
barouches and close carriages Particular attention
will be paid to conveying passengers and from the
Steamboats,. All orders in his line n business will
be promptly attended to- aud no pains shall he spared
70 render the satisfaction OF his customers complete
IIorses kept for any leugth of time. terms hheral