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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
4 p s'asEsNs A,TsdsT.

VIE SnhScrihrr with others will make
application To the Legislatures Of s.
Caro!lna and Georgia al their nexi regular
Session. TO incorporate company for The
purpose at constructing n Bridge or n Ioat
to he imprllrd by the power of steam or
horse. cr"sSihg ih" Savannah River. at or
near Hamburg; and tu@ii>,n, for their own
use, III order to encourage he intercourse
and avoid paving the cXiravnnamt rate OF
toll AT the present bridge. in whi, h enter
prize the citizens AMI Incorporated c,npo
nirs of Georgia us well as South Cu;oiiu,
may participate.
HENRY SHULTX.
Hamburg, c. Aug. %. 1888 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
Miscellaneous.
LATE FROM MONyEVJDEO

LAiE FROM MONTEVlDEO.
HE NATIONAL ARMY NEARLY DnsrRoY
ED.-Cap'ain l;"reng, Of the brig Carroll
has favored the Philadelphia Exchange with
the following. under date of
"MoNTEvIDEo, June 90. 1918.
II Is now natter of certainty tnat the
nntionnl army has been almost DESTROYED,
Frulus, | think. will show himself in o,l
nexrwerk. G""ernnent is making every
effort Tor tor lasi struggle. which will prob
ably be IN Or near the city. Men and bow,
are beng impressed, the streets closed nm
by brick walls, aud every other dcn,ons,r;,-
'Ion OF an expected attack. Gen Cnraudo
Gomez, the third in command of the m.
Iional army, reached town night before last.
accompanied by asmall escort Ii is said
about ooo men escaped. in small parties.
and are NOW seeking their homes. Asnear
as can learn, the Gcvcrnment General
was Outwited and led into an nmbusc,,]e
The hattie was Tough, on the olhcr side If
The Hio Negro, the sonS hnld of Don Fru-
tus The forces on either side NAV b,uo
been !3OO mcn-pcrhaps The national army
2OuO men The general officers. in conn,
'll TWO days before Tic combat. determined
thai Don Fruius should not expose himself
hy entering The field. The command was
consequently given to Gen Lavalle. -
Bnen"s Ayrcan. At4 p. NJ. they met La
vale opposing or showing Il front of 1908
men, while on either flank he had 600 in
ambush. Gen Orhe, surprising he had
the whole army before. made rapid, and, as
appeared I" him, successful charges. rEcv
fighting andrctreatinS slowly and in good
order. till the national army. confiden, of
victory, had passed the amhnScade, when
tncy Wheeled in upon hotl ilanks in the rear.
while The mann hody stood heir ground -
ihIs placed between two fires, the nationaI
army was cut Iopicces. There is no pros
pect of the blockade coming OF at Buenos
Agree"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
EE,ssT'E5:,.

VIE Subscriber offer; !ur sale. l.is rlau-
ia,inn on S"inda River (nnown rs
hiS"r''s Hrr!..) containing si.tccp hmm.
'f''l an" eighty acres o! land, one half Ri
,"' ""''";n y c"n>i ;"rnhir portion of tho
n"''"'n Is entirely free from Ge>iic!s. and i,
''he very best Cotton land in The middle
""n"iry-'l'" balance is fine Corn land. "a,
S'',' as any on The River. The upland i.
h'S" I'm" healthy, and a large portion of it.
excellent Grain land. Tie land viii he
>,'""n 10 persons wishing 10 sec il, hv Mr..
Hr"rry' i'v'n% %" IN" plnntaIinn. And any
Information may hc had iy application rl,
Tic Subscriber living al Et!scfio!d Cnur,
.ion'r hargnin will be civc,; in lilo
iand. inr prompt payment.
july %. 1888 ,,o.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
: tate Of South Carroll
EDGEFIEJ.D DIS,rnI,,,r

- ''''1 NV
Nancy Hancock and others, w ,..
Martin II Day and John Day. i0""'"'.
NOTICE is hereby given. that on the fl- :,
"a Monday in Ociober next. at Fdgclicld G.
H.. will offer for sale at public ou:cry, Il tract
OF land belonging tn iIanc, Hancock. Simon
Hancock and Wi liam J. Hancock ana Martin Il
lay as tenants III common. CONTAINING" tour hun.
drcd ncres, more or less. lying in EdgcfrId Dis.
tr'ct, on the waters of Stevens Cfcccl. adjoining
inhds oil 'onn l.. Mays. Robert Walker. Lewis
Curry. Joel Curry and Mrs Anna Anderson, ON
acreditof one and two years except costs. which
must be paid in cash: Purchaser to give Bond
ami personal security, and Mortgage of the
the premises to secure the purchase money.
~ J. TERRY. L, T. T.. ID.
Commissioners Office,
Edgefield, Sept. I'd, 1873. II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
asasc 9Se Acres V,,ud

Il ->Di x Il" bsdor o' the Coul Of Equiiv, I
WIZ Eel. on Tn" first 'ionday in October
next, ora convent y; day thereafter. all The and
ie."n",ng 20 Eiijai, G.. Simhl,<. minor. wing
on Little i''nhcv Greek. joining lands of Judge
'',''irr' ov"ry Hand. n. aid o:!.rys and can.
tHnin" hl C"ai'. s,Ivcy. go acres ,rImre is
":'r OF i!:G!a =: c!ca,"d. The tc:n,S are ON. and
g. % years credit. good security and II mortgage
q: The pr mi.cs. T.. W. PIEEj!NS
!i"S -, -HJ' ESQ CnG,d;GD
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
Mr.. Editor.

. MT. Lu3fOT.
Since writing my answer 10 the call upol,
tue Candidates, by the late meeting Of CT
tizens, al Edsefield Court House, for their
opinions in relation to a National Bank,
have observed in your paper, Il communica- :
tion from Hollingsworth, Esq. in which,
he states that it was expected hy the meet
ing. that the Candidates would also give
their opinions upon the Sub-Trcasury. In
common will, others, could see nothing in
che Resolution passed by the meeting re-
quiring this, otherwise should have, un-
hcstatinsly. given my opinions upon it. I
snust now ask small space in our paper
briefly To do so.
When the Banks failed TO answer the
purposes Of their selection as fiscal Agents
of the Government, nothing could he more
reasonable than that the Government should
devise some other plan for securing and dis
bursing the Public money. AS general
scheme therefore, and so far rs j, proposes
TO separate the Government from its con-
1iection with the Banks. and to collect. keep
and disburse its money by its own Agents
without the aid Of Banks. approve of it,.
But. ] think it due to fairness and cantlor
to state, that consider one Of the details of
the Scheme OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which pro-
poses 10 collect the dues of the Government,
scholIy and erciusireiy in gold and siirer.-
1t is known that more money is collected in
the South by the Government Than is re-
expended Would it no, therefore operate
rs n drain upon Southern Banks, of their
specie-lhe basis Of their issues, to the ex.
tent Of the difference between The receipts
and expenditures! And who would be
benefited by the specie? Why obviously,
it would be paid to the Officers Of the Fed
cral Government, from The President down,
and TO all persons i'll the employ and service
of the Government, whilst generally, the
painters. merchants and all Others. would
be nsing Bark p"ro- -, n~rroncy Of i,,,
value. That the General Government has
right TO collect its duos in specie. never
questio"ed; each State may do the same;
and as the Federal Constitution provides,
that no Stale shall make any thing "bul
gold aud silver coin "a tender in the payment
Of debts" every man has a right to demand
specie for every debt due him-But,,hat il,
would he tho part ofpraclical wisdom TO do
so. while Bank paper constitutes the prin
cipal part of the currency Of the States and
people, think may well be questioned.
With great respect. your ob't scrvt
II. II. NIXON
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
South { ar0Iila.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Henderson S Abney aud others, vs. po,;,;o,
~ VIlCE is hereby given, that on the first
IN Monday in October next. at dscIcd C..
H., will offer for sale ut public outcry the lands
o. William L. Abncy, deceased. (ex,eI,: that por.
ton of themly lying North of the Cambridge road,
which Inns been assigned TO Mrs. Charlotte r.
ah"ey } containing fOnr hundred and ninety ,i,,e
acres more or less. l,iug in the District of dee
ne'h' on the Writer'S of SalIda River. aud nd ion.-
ING lands of Edward Clark. BENJAMIN RicEoyJ-
son. William Cnlhrearh. Andrew Bmruban. i, .
u Mays and Richard Coleman. o, n credit Of
QUO aud two years. except costs which must be-
paid in cash. Purchaser !" c..c Bcmd aud pcr-
snnal security and IL Mortgage Of the premises TO
secure the purchase money.
J TERRY, c E.E. D.
Commissioners Office.
Edseieid. Sept. Sd, IS:sS. d 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
Es tiCe,

M Jack. tnlmc.!; "wnco hy Ca;,. v.a
IVA wi'' SIAN" III, rrcseni !'al! Sr:,.o, -
80 following places VIZ: 81; Co. !:.,nc. .',
;cy's from Friday evening INIT Alo.a;y ,...r.
ing. From Mo"da! cv"n,. . um;ii T,rs,!:r, ey, n
lng at Dav;! ,:ichar>rn'S. From Tnc.sia,
evening until W"inr@,:a, cvc,inp IT Mo,:'
Willing. from "Wednesday cvcnii. unit Tim :
day evening ot John Dcnncy', From'rlrr.dfv
evening until rl'i;y rvcnin? nj ". CTu,ncr':.
a'" "'h attend ut 'hc above nrm"d ,lac's cr
i'll ever week dnriu, The sense and VIII ~ T..
{" mares at Elghl do'ia,> tic .'casou n. :! T.n
dollars I" in-nie mare with i.a. Any prs,
pnfinS ny ne Insurance and trausltr;i,a l.r
,iorc before II l. asreriai,r.d whether 81, j.; ~;
it;ii or nt. the i>:'rlncr money hii .cih. Gen,
s'derrd d"" AnN person maxim" ~, II co.yr,
nv "i SIX mares ana be oinlra sIon-iI. 10, inr
same. shai! be cntl;d 10 81 Gn,!u,:jnn a.. o,,. -,
ar "n each mare. NJ r'ns>ii,ir care wi Ec T.,
Ken ;ni'revcnt a"c'lcr Is bu " |! nr h.. ,rsnon.
sib" tor any. The Scasonto .,mnr 6 o., ,l.
18Th ni August ana end t!l 18th o! Voy ,mb.r
BEVERLY BURTON
August II, ISS ru
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

thar me prtizans Of Don Carlos hal sue
2 scespsqin making themselves masters nf The
iis!aad Of Pono Rico, nnd that "a frisatc,
whscn bad smiled from Havana with troops,
10 lnsintaIn the Queens authority, had
oeen hred on aud driven uil.-Amcrican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

Reason for Drooning "A gentleman
asked another how his friend, who was in
voiyet in debt, came to drown himsclf!-
because he could not keep his head out OF
'rnfrr. was ,h" reply.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

g. We arc autho lied to an
nounce WILLIAM II. KEY. 81 Candida,e
for TAN COLLECTOR Of this Dis,ric,.
AT the next election. y
July :!3. 1888 ,r25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

'Brevi'as'' is received, but cannot ap
pear until our next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

The exercises of .hc Edgefirld Village
Female Academy are resumed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
EDe aDnrrttsrr.
EDGE FIELD G.. Ii

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER G, 1898.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

The. friends of WV FOY an
nounce him Caudidats for Tax Collector O
i.uSeheiu DistrlCt. II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
BAR B BECUE.

HE Subscriber will give Il Barbecue on
"Wednesday The 18th inst. III his spring
about a mile and half from the Old wells.
HAMMOND RICHARDSON
Sept. 4, 1898.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
Is Hk'EIE GNE-

" :! "a e
4 IL. Persons having demands against VIM.
~ H. t"nncr and Wadr II Conner, deceased,
are her by requested 10 land them 10 the Sub.
scrIb du!y at oScd M! those indebted 10 either
of III hove famed in'cstatcs, are requested 10
make immediate payment.
d. H. ZONES, 4amt
vdty 30, 1858 9e26
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

Three cheers for the Devl-for he's carried off
JUDAS Hammond in hot ashes and birthstone"
ihree groans for the DEVILS eldest children. the
Conservatives" "
move that the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Herald" %
Second the notion"
Aye-aye-aye"-from 200 voices.
No-no-no from 100 mouths
Bennett don't care d-n for your resolutions
he IL have you all in whether or no."
Three cheers for Bennett"
Ihree grOans for Noah %
" lhree Kisses for BOBBY Brooks"
tientIemen," said one fellow SO ted he
eend scarcely speak, Mayor Clark has polluted our
hali-the peoples hall-Locofoco hall-by making
II mrs den OF drunkards then den of thieves
Great row and confusion.
NO nsinuations-we amt no thieves"
shouted: w
Three cheers for the sub treasury scheme, and
Three greans for the Conservatives p
Hall!' 11"s"" aeoiiic
And being tired and exhausted the rowdies all re-
tired home. -
Thus endeth the first chapter of Conservatism
These men, as distinct party, are done brown and
dished up -dead-politically dead.
We say as the Locos say-come to Masonic Hall.
COnservatves-come over to our ranks and we'll
find pickle enough to preserve fish, flesh and fowl
from sinking Lose no time, then !-throw Of the
mask-take the title at once of Wings, and Commence
with the New Year, an honest straightforward
counsel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
DIED.

On the 50t ult Of hssy Mrs Dorcas Jarvis
widow Il the late John jarvis In the 3oh year Of her
On the I'd inst Maria Louisa eldest daughter Of John G.
Clsrkson.
On Monday eveaing, the LIST instant Mr.. Robert Griffith
Davis,
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
sidsnce Of his father, 500 Bowery.
On the sist ait Daniel Mathews the I'D year Of his
On The Sist ult Capt VIM Brevoor second Of Hepry
Brrveort,
Al Albany, Friday, SIS, ull David Knower in The eia
his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

GovERNoR's CONSEQUENCES.
We have Rade arrangements to get the Governors
Message chit a, twelve o'clock, and If so i, will
be issued al length in the Herald tomorrow morn
ing. We have also sent to Albany special cores
pon3eni, 10 remain there and 10 write US daily during
the most interesting part Of the SESSION.
The present session of the State Legislature will
be the most interesting in many years past. Polni.
cal financial and general concerns will all be mixed
and blended together. The progress of events in
Albany will be far more interesting than even those
IN Nashington-for 1t may be said that the future
prospects of Mr.. Clay, General Harrison, and Mr.
Van Burea hang US much on our state legislature,
do those Of the currency and banking institutions
Our correspondent highly intelligent independent
gentleman, will give our readers both sides and all
sides of every question: unt'nctared by political
personal bias Our great purpose is TO tell the truth
and to leave consequences TO heaven.
During the extra session Of Congress, the private
correspondence Of the Herald the best ever pub.
lisaed-so we mean to make the correspondence now
from Albany
NARrrAL LAw!- On the 18th December the state
prisoners now in Jail at Montreal were heard by their
counsel before all the judges on demand fer the
benefit of the wri. Of habess corpus. Dir. Attorney
General Ogden merely stated, that the existence
martial law took The business out of the hands Of the
civil law, and that the Chief Justice ofthe Queens
Bench had no authority in opposition TO the Queen
Commander Chief
The Path and 32d Regiments are on their march to
Upper Canada. IL is no; likely that any attack will
be made on Navy Island until their arrival.
~ made no calls on New Years Day. loung-
ed away the whole day, like loafer on my sofa
dreaming over the days that arc past anticipating
those that are to come, and forming imaginary visits
from all my fair and enchanting correspondents. How
delicious whole day is and them taken from the
natter fact events OF life and devoted to the fancy
The Imagination very soul OF poetry and idle
ness | called only on one respectable old Scotch
lady--toek q walk up Broadway-saw Noah the Jew
coming down The shot across the street when he
saw ne)-and returned to my own apartments. /
was blest with few visitors the first about thirty
little raeeamuffins who wanted couple Of shnqs
apecc--the next very pretty young lady, 10 whom
gave half glass Of wine, few raisins, and small
bottle Of perfume called tho mysterious essence,
ssd a great deal Of good advice which she never
means TO follow.
Its delightful occasionally to get out Of the beaten
track Of life aud give the rens 10 the thoughts letting
them draw you wherever they choose,
Over h-ieh, over hollow"
ar speadd dinner was served mp on New
Years day al the Astor House. al the packet ship
Captains in port were present. IL was Jolly time
Particulars, such NJ teasts speeches, songs, senti-
,ncu,s No by and he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

u We refer our readers to the ship news head for
entries OF vessels, number of passengers, and some
other shipping items of interest for the year 1881
Wssre indebted to the poiteness of Mr.. She'll the
custom house boarding officer who compiled il for
us. The number of passengers this year. amounted
to 54975.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
MARRIED..

On the "a inst by the Rev. Mr.. vsarankin Mr. william A.
Hunt, sTsuyown, Miss Rebecca c. McFsrquhar OF this
city.
On the Isl inst by the Rev v ~ Cnmng Thomas Baldwin
Preniiss 10 Miss Caroiise Reeves.
AtHsnderon Ky. Dec. s. Mr. james Hllyer Miss Julia
Tapscotl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

~ FRosr's amusing trial. for sale at tins ONCE
People read this trial instead of swallowing pills 1t
swes,ens the temper clears the blosd-promo'es
laughter and increases the circulation. Price six
pence per dose.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03
MAeFETIc,s ,ELEoTn,c: AND GINS, cMnn Z:

MAGNETIC, ELECTRlC. AND CHRMI.
W CAL EXPERIMENTS at stuyvessnt Institute, o.
Thursday evening January 4th or COED weather. ohswfsc
the first fair evening folowing)
Mr. JENkS manufactured OF philosophical insrursSnn NJ
Springfield Mass respectfully p.bp that
he will give iateres scientific exhibition ~ ABOVE
branches the time and pnee mentioned, which shall De m
teres,ing to all classes.
Tickets OF admission the put as 20 cents
d,s,r bn,.d ~ - ~ " j9ns
(,OAL-wasslngton Coal Yard, eorrer 81 Barrow sd
~ Washington ss-h stock Of or SchuyAh reach r
chsrd Coal nj present hand YARD WI
for cash reduced prices Fau,es VIII NM " W ire
advantage IN cal before purcbssng card with the prices
len at Mr. Ansons rs Reaver and orders lett there or At
The ward viii he dnpv attended 10. js-3n.
apyI.Es-IyIEs-DR. HhLEs Pile Ointment Is poe
tive pr the Piles IN three DAYS time Sold by j. H.
corner al Chambers street and Broadway " Burnct
IS avenues w. NJ Guon, corner Of Bovsry and Grand
street I5.lmN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

II Mr.. L. H. Lafoniane who sailed in the packet
ship North America for Liverpool yesterday, is said
to be the bearer of petition the British government
from portion of the Canadian population Of Mont
real. Mr.. l.. is lawyer of that city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

Cemmissary General Arcuar us left Albany for the
Western part of this state on Saturday morning TO
look after the property of one Mr.. Sny, (S.N W
which has been robbed from the arsenals by the in
discriminating friends of Canadian patriotism, which
commenced by robbing the mail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

Oun MEhcAsrILE LIST FOR FEBRUARY is increas-
ing. We begin to receive the names Of the firms in
abundance. Come along.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

Il The Alarm Bell in the City Hall has crack
ed again. Is il ominous of the present corpora
ton?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

ar spleadid dinner was served mp on New
Years day al the Astor House al the packet ship
Captains in port were present II was Jolly time.
Particulars, such as ieasts, speeches. songs, senti-
mcnts, &c. by andb by.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

ElJ James G. Brooks, the editor of the Albany
Advertiser evinces very natural anxiety not to be
mistaken for BOBBY James Brooks, the editor of the
". Y. Express, who has recently made himself con-
spicuous by attending locooco meetings, on the af
fairs of the runaway Canadians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03

Nh. RussELLs CoNcERr.-This eminent vocalist
gives Concert at the City Hotel tomorrow even
ing. No one is more calculated to interest an au-
dence by the exhibition of more brilliant vocal pow
ers than this artistic and no ones soirfes are more
justly appreciated, or more fashionably attended,
The dieaanh always muster in strong numbers when
his name is at the head ofthe sfchc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-03


Ma. BKSNsrr-
In nv last gave YOU an Outline Of
the progress Of the civil 81 which Our frontier is
the theatre. Advces received this morning, state
that the oyals's have thrown part Of their force
Grand Island, with the inieruon Of attacking the
patriot camp on both sides. Firing has been heard
this morniRg. SO far, the patriots have Only been
practsing-pow there " prospect Of more serious
business. When the arrived q. At the Loyaisi
forces were en- American ground, our citizens focked
around the Eagle Tavern, the patriot rendezvous in
this city and for the last half hoer and muskes
have been pouring in towards the seat Of war. The
u. >. Marshall is here 10 preserve neutrality and
has appointed some 30 deputies, and that 10 all the
good that il has done. The people are calling upon
him TO head force for the purpose Of driving The
Canadian Loyalisls into the ryer The aggression
has been made BY McNnbs forces and we are
ready for fight
] leavs this morning for the vicinity Of the patriot
camp, and II SONS STRAY cannon shot spares my
head, shall be able TO return and finish my letter be
fore The mail cI.scs
g. p. MI have just returned rom the seat Of vaI
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-07-14
III C lille Hotel.
Mis- very large, commodious and
II convenient house has been lately

W1lIIS very large, commodious and
IL convenient house has been lately
fitted up for, and is now open to
accommodate travellers, and others,
who may call. The things appertain-
ing to the TABLE will be of the best
got up in the best style; the BAR will
be at all times stored with a variety of
the best LIQuoRs--in a word, nothing
will be wanting on the part of the un-
dersigned, to render comfort to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
The STABLES belonging to the Mead
vile Hotel, are commodious, and the
enclosures good-plenty of provender
provided, and good care taken of hor-
ses. A share of the public patronage
is solicited, and we believe will be
given, and meritcd by
SMITH BOYD.
April II. l0-tE