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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-11
10 the Editor Of nc Madisonian /.

In your editorial Of lst August, you intimate that
Gen. Porter is in favor Of The abomnable Subtrea-
snry Are you sure of ths4 ] have recently been
on tour through the interior Of Pennsylvania and
the impression prevails among the Conservative
farmers that he is decidedly opposed to this mad
scheme. Rest assured there Is some treachery at
work, or great want Of light, on the part of many
leading Conservatives in the interior Of that State
Let US beware OF wolves in Sleeps clothing.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-11

CUDwoRTH'S INTELLECTUAL SYSTEM OF
~ THE UNIVERSE, new and cheap edition, com.
plete in two Volumes just published, and for sale By
aug ii r. TAYLOR
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

~ N!dnchoiy. y.-Dn rri,!ay atjcrno,, =,
M"G!o"d, died Henry, The son of GcrsL,,,,
C"tirr, an interesting hoy. abou, five wears
"!a. / lie circumstances a.tcndiny Li, ico,b
are some" iiA singular. On the ilh of Ju,v
as The Alrdord n'uniDus was anon, s,,r,;n,
'"f boston. II" WAS seen bv The driver IN
seat himself Oh the s,rpS. lie ordered him,
OH ana soon itier mounted his seat when
consequently appeared that the bow.
"hNi""> u" nave Il ridc. again srared him
sen on The steps of the omnibus. and in t,;s
way rod" n'" Boston. lie GOT of ON rcach-
ihS The office, wil!inu, brinn noticed bv Tho
"'i''f' ana Was soon after seen bv the tri-
yer Oh one "i the D"Xbury nmninu>cs. s,oud-
inS on tn" sidewalk crying bitterly. On bc-
M Questioned, Ii" said hat he lived out or
'o"" u had come in one ofihose carri,res
pointing To the omnibus. an waited IN or,
home. The driver rhoHgl.r lhat ne had
Hccn brought Ia ihc civ from Eoxi;urv.
.h"u&' e".hr mistake. and told hiu,io rct
III an" ne would carry him home. He was
'''"s 'on\eE'n !" bhXbury where fruillcsS
attempts were !n'!dt 10 find his parcnts.
IN m"antinr. G> parents having mis-
Sc" their child unXi Il! imr him every wboro
III town. III vain. In" ncX. day his mother
asccrtancd t!.nt he had heen seen in The
omnibus, @oinS towards Boston. She nro-
c"ccd I" lie CITY, and h> din, of inouirics.
trace! him tn H"xbllrv, whittier She went
and found him well taken care of In, in
great anguish of mind on account of his
separation from his parents. He was con-
|cy"d nome. bun his nervous system hoJ
suffered Il severe shock. from which ne NO
yer recovered. tie complancd of illness
and 'nGcr"d until Friday, when he died -
Boston .her, Journui
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
Domestic News.
SAVANNAH 9th ARG. 1888,

NcaN An aH OH ~ Il. 1858.
al Il meeting of the Delegates from the
diiierchi banks IN this city, 10 lake into con
sidcraiIon the proprieiy OF an early rcSump-
ton oi specie payments. the following n,cn.
snrcs were proposed, and unanimously
adopted
The banks Of Savannah will resume
specie payments on the first day OF October
next. and invite the Banks of the interior ro
do so Likewise.
Th" Banks Of Savannah, will receive the
bills "l ali the Country or interior Banks in
good credit, on depnsiie, or in payment Of
debts, bnt moi reissue them, provided such
Banks, (except those of Augusta) agree to
-. th1;r. t"I".,"n- III. .,v c..o,r
iort-highi. with CITY or Northern funds ;,t
par, or specie, and that such aorecmcnt
shall he consimmatcd by such Banks wuh
me ba,lh> "i The civ ON or before The frs,
dnv of September next.
HrSofrei, THAT Il copy Of The foregoing
resolutions bc furnished To The several RAM
i'll this State.
w. Is. KULI.OCH,
Prcs'. Bank Of HE State of Gcorria
W. w GORDON,
Prcs,. Central X. II. and B,nk,up en-
join &. NitOLL,
freS'. Pro. Ten Plan,rr'~ Bank.
P.HOI STOUN,
PrcSt. Pro. TEN. Marine & Eir,. Ins Rant
B. T.. HAND,
rrcS'. Fro. Tenn. Branch Bank Daricn,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

iy and impartially between them. Such mcn
IN su'h'n course, command my unqualified
respect,my decided confidence; and to them,
\ say, from tho very bottom Of my heart, ,bc-
.heve not III men. in dny man, however clc-
vailed, d,talep'ed, or great, aud trust to no mere
human authority. The dniy-,hc deeply
responsible and honorable duty, as Il ration
u, neinS, ci'Izen, and Il freeman, devolvrs
alike on youths On theni-Mr. Calhoun. Mr..
Preston or any onc-to judge for yourselves,
according otic best lights before you, af-
ter candid and impartial hearing. and will,
reference to the best interests. and welfare,
ANA character of your country. nG of men,
however dear to you:--;,nd for this you are
responsible TO your country an, your God
Let It ever be, rs il is now, the peculiar
characteristic and distinguishing homer OF a
Cdrot'hian, tn be "n0 mans man." Love
that name, "tha dear name'-briSh Int pure,
nnd honorcd us it is III all the annals OF The
pasi,hnd respected and beloved every where
ny the truc-heHrtcd, generous and free
cherish II as . the Immediate Jewel of your
sonis-and hold him traitor and Il slave
VINO would bascly prostitute il and his State
10 c.drScncratr, disgusting contest about
mere men, Instead Of princip!es!
10 our open opponents, then. sny, wha,
| arc you in favor of? What measure nt relief
un You propose! A Federal Bank--thc Pet
Bank syS,rm-,hc willy. fence like. II IL
commtal Special Dcposi,c system-or
whaf! Shcw It's your hand. as we have
shcwn you ours. and play an open. ionora-
hle, true Carolina game with t,s-onr that
will be us free from disgrace in defeat, ns
mcrlinrious and honorable in success If
Col. Preston has ouy measure he prefers To
| ours, Is II not due To YOU. nnh tn The State.
ns well as TO himself. aud 10 us. thai he
should AT once openly and caudidly make
| II known! Is ii consis,cn; with any thing like
| patriotism and pnhiir good. m oppose every
'h'na,nnd propose II" hin.-or with IN hon
ornbie,genrr"ms. aud manly contest for rrin-
''rle, I" Nirul"ntlv oppose our measure.
anh propose no substitute 10 supply il,
| place! 1ou c1iinni hut answer me il The
! negative; and Gn closing on this puin, nrlhc
| speech. with the intention of referring to
| some others hcrcalter,) ! cununt hut irus,
| that you will fairly sustain me in saviur 10
the respected and distinguished orator. in
the kindly spirit and sno'hins memory nf;lc
| past.
''I' better systems thine
! lmpart it freely. or max" usc of mine
TUtNBIL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
From lie .vsn Tork Haig. .lapua >

DESTRUCTIEE CONFLAGEArIDN
Yesterday morning about half pas, ,Lr..
O'Clock. dreadful fire broke out in = s,,,
factory IN the rear of lGJ lIammon s,rc.i
occupied hy Mcs"r>. Baurn,cr,rcr & S,bc,
penn. ana hciore IT was subdur.l upwards
of MY buildings were DESTROYED. Tho
'i"liSrs injured and burned were situated mn
lian'n;"n, Washington. Perry ana WcS,
streets.
Bv this awful connagraiion nearly ono
hundred families have been thrown unnn IN,
world without home, half OF whom v,.r.
made penn!!cs>.
The excitement during the fire wa, in.
tcnsc, and made more so hv The numerous
flying rnninr> "f loss of life and accidents
to nu'nam hcIn%'. Mr.. Samuel kiIpn,r;ck
an aged man. was the only person inat sur-
ierch by this awful FIRE. When found hi,
head was literally burned 10 ashes ,nJ
cru'nblcd from HE body on it, heinz rr,uoy.d
from the cellar
" h'ie The fire was raging female wos
discovered making her way ihron"b the
flames INFO Il house. The fircncn dr,,;nnd
her with much difficulty, aud 10 tnc,r inter
rogaIons she only exclaimed .NIy chi,dl
my chiid! "A noble hearted fireman rush. Il
Ia where she pointed, and was soou SEQ,
issuing from the turnin. hui!dinu with IN,
infant Ia lis arms. The scene was ,r,lv
ailcc'n.. and the generous fellow wIn,iskrj
hs own liic To save han otilc child. deserves
III" " 'rmc,t thanks of every one. We suv
God bless him
On a>hincion street. Nos. 7O2, TDt. .70G.
7oS, no, 7l2, "a and no. were Tie build
ingS burned. Nearly all were insured.
Nns. l@!. l39, Ill, li3. Il5, Il7. 40
15l. and l33, situated on Perry street. IN
G"t!ier w.tl Ebnriwo story brick houses stan
ding in The rear at l49 were. burned.
Eight b"idings. being Nos 300. 'IO'u
~. 49, II, IS. aud I6 on Yves, str.rt
were either destroyed or injurcd:-and ON
!lammon street. where The confl,cro,i,n
commenced. Nos. llO ~, III. .IG, rs. 40
'j2, ':5l, 80. '.iS. go. '62. .6i. 81. 50 -
were partially Injured or entirely dcsrovcd
Also Blacksmith shop in the rear of No.
l5J.
This is the largest since Tho great fire IN
December, two or three years since. The
loss by this conllnaralion cannot br loss ,bnn
$3jOuOO. The ircmcn worked like bruy,
ones, They are a glorious set nf fellows
and should receive the thanks of all.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
= FROM FLORIDA.

The following particulars of more Indian
murders. are copied from the Tallahassee
Watchman OF the 2Slh ut. The iniorma-
lion WIS derived from an express which ar
rived at that place with dispatches 10 the
Governor.
On tuesday morning, about 8 o'clock. as
MIR. Leslie and his TWO sons. residing
about miles fom Jhckson's bluff, on the
wr>i side "t The OcklUckuce river, were re-
turning from their house to the field, they
we've suddenly fired upon by party of In
dI;ns, supposed 10 he about 50 in number
h,iI " "iihou, effect; they Immediately return
ca To the house, whence the Indians follow
ed them, and having some guns and am,I-
niiI"n commenced defending themselves
from the Inside, and i, is san fought ,lIc In
aianS III THIS nauner, until about one o.
clock, when having partly whipped them
oil, they in'prulcnrly attempted to retreat
to the woods: the Indians again attacked
them, AMI killed the father and his daughter,
hs'r' about iU or II years of age, and shot
one "t the sons through the hand, he and
HIS "rhher then effected an escape. A por-
ton OF the regular troops were immediately
ordered To the ~ro,, also il company of vol.
un'ccIS from Jciicrton, who ure now OH their
WAY ihiiher.'
In" following is from the FIordian orthc
same d:ic:
"On Friday last, scount from Cant.
iinnIcr's command. then at the month of
The Ochiurncc. discovered three c,uocs re
Indians, principally women and children.
making their wa> down tho river Cant,
IL Immediately ordered company to q
p"'n' where the passage of the hoats could
DC intercepted, but on approaching The bank
oi The river the troops were fred upon by
indians sccreird ON the opposite bank. The
me WAS promptly returned, and the Indians
fed. The. cuinniyn! i,ayiry no bnnts voro
competed 10 retire about thirty miles, and
again return nearly the same distance
pursuit WAS not given until iSa.uriny Cant.
iium'rr was IN hopes OF nvcrlakng the fiei-
tvcs when last heard from
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

Forer Of Resistance oTMe Living Skull.
"A b". five years old, Il son of Mr.. Mars
ton farmer oh Long Island in the liar
nor oi boston, fell accldcntiy in following
his father hy the side of an OK team. win
his mead exactly i'll the rut of the cart for
ward Of The wheel Before Mr., Marston
could possibly snatch the child from the
drcadtuiiy Imrcnding danger, heavy hay
cart wheel, having /, thick, broad iron tire,
r"'lc" directly over his cllilds hcad-risinr
up over III" si:a, L between the crown and
'''c ear ana down to the ground again from
the Icn'I'!c. Th" aSonz,.d father ran with
the supposed muliaird, if not dead BODY TO
IN house Om examination hy the mother.
the sea was ioun To be cur by the c,Inc OF
The tire, as though Il knife had been drawn
over II, yet little or 10 blood llowcd-show-
M; lhe 'Iir bon. below A no injury of
me skull could he detected, she closed the
external wound with IL simple dressing,
Nhich Kept The edges IN uXta p0si,iOn--
ne boy exhibited cGnSd, r;hlc COrfi.ioU
bu1 II could hardly he called d-luiurn, and
nccasl'nHlly Nonitrl blood for abuur a week.
lie ais" bicd at the mouth and nose |, is
plain. Therefore, that The blood thrown from
'hc stomach. was swallowed from time 10
.'"". ~ the end of six days The lhtle feT-
10" was Thiic restored, and we rarely scc n
hHrf specimen OF robust, Juvenile health and
.'"Pl' l'i'lcSs. tHi! IN the person o. this hard
h'"hcd boy. y wheel of half tie weight.
roi'c" over Il dry skull, woul.l have ground
II tu powder. 70 rhr nd.niranit. corno,,ru
"i The b"nc> of the heal, presenting mimi
'ahlc strength IN every direction, Inro,bcr
win The resistance of The livin" i,r;nc;nIo
vitality, WINCH il only knnNn hv its name
are We I" TOOK i"r the preservation of his
cllit-- SO5tUn iItij. n Uy} S,r r;.,y J,,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

C"r'"ms F"ci.-'rhc Rev LcmncI Potter
ct HE Hrco Il Baptist Churcl, in Lowell
communicates the following fact 10 Tho
Lowell Courier. voting lady of lha, civ.
daughter OF Mr.. Levi Atwood. who has
been sick for some time. and was supposed
10 'r IN consumption, on Saturday. tho
l'''h "' July. vnmilcd, il is supposed be-
tween three and four hundred insects. rn-
s"mh!ing ma@go1S. Some of these ,ero
placed IN houlr of wlirc class and soon
changed into HE c!'rvSai> state. On Thnrs.
day July &c, they become the comma,
house 'ly. The qr"Srion now arises. how
did these common flies Introduce their crrs
mi" IN" stomach oI this person! It is snr-
%">'ca 'haI SHE mav have received them np-
on lettuce. or other foot, and thai her
stomach, being diseased, retained and hatch
ed them. Although strong emc,ics were
wen her no more have appeared since
the lllh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

GovERNoR RITNER RULED BY TIE In
REDEEMAELE hUTocEAT.--I'hc 10Th sec
tion Oi the charter of NJ. Biddlr'S Bank is
as iOiOws.-'.Thc said bank shall make Ia
the Auditor General monthly returns of its
condition, showing the details of lis opera
tions according io the inrms of the returns
the Bank of the United States nu.v makes 10
the Secretary of The Treasury of the United
States"
This cnjunmcnt of tho charter of tho
hnuk has been wholly hsrcgarcd bv the
Money King lnr the Months Of April. June
and July. and Governor Rrincr, whose du-
ty II Is 20 see that the laws are executed. al :
lows this vi"la'l"n Of law Io pass unnoticed
Tor three successive months. 1t is very
evident from This gross neglect Of duty, thai,
the "waSoncr'' of the Evening .J"urnal
drives his vehicle in The direction pointed
our hy the great regulator. Mr.. Eir!sl!c is The
wagon master from whom he receives his
orders.
MIR Eiidlc would not dare withheld Iii,
returns in this matter, if he were not well
assured rhnt Governor Ri,ncr " ouL connivc
! nj It aud Indirectly sanction II violation oi
The laws which he is bound by every official
| obligation TO rnfnrcc. Mr.. Bii.ilc dared unI
wI'hlinld his rcturns from Gen. .Ja, ks"n: and
tins was hc"a,;Sr hr knew nc could not tan,
per with the old hero as he could with Jo-
srph Ri'ncr.
The suppression Of these returns, and the
:l!rnc" ot the Governor on the subject show :
thai there Is ''somciling rotten in the state
ot D"n'nark.' The great Aurucrnt was
afraid To count - or 20 millions nf rcnic,i-
iI;ry notcs as cash. aud iic could nni balance
the m"ner"r witl,ou, this item. "Thcrc's
the rub. .itbGny 4rgus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

DEATH EY llYpnoPunEl,.-t ccrrcs
pondcn! %! Tic Newark Daily Advertise
writes from Morris County \. J. under
date of Ju'> :16. as toliowS:
~ have h:hrld during lhc ra., noh, o,o
"i The lnn>I distressing scenes than c>,rIon,,
place IN our village. Mr.. Jas. Hrsnn, y re-
specialize mechanic, aged about 2I wears
died this morning M 5 o'rlnck. with tbo,
truly awful disease. h>drrphnbia Thr .ir,,
symptoms of the mnlahy were moi shown
nn'il 'fuc>'iav evening. (2irh insr. y when
hIs friends were about to apply warm water
tn his feet. III >huddcrcd nj The sipI,t. II.
a;" hrariv hrcak'aS, yesterday morning
ont r"ui'! MOI drink any thing with it,
He inquired Of the owner Of The dor ,h,,
bi hln. a''"n weeks since if he though,
the do. was mad. An cvasvc answcrw
given, when he rcplcd--'hr dog was mad.
amt I Cm Il dcd9 man!' About two o'c,orh
yesterday afternoon. he had some s!joh,
spasms--w hich increased until he died Ar
| o'ci"ch last evening we ~iIcrrctlr,l iuye,
ting straight Jacket upon him, uhco he.
was chained 10 The llnor. 4, intervals H..
wnnld 'alkas raiionally as ever, and a.rerd
with us np"n the prnpricty of his coniinc
ntcml. At one time ha cried out. Kin nam.
ho-s' Kill !yonr dogS'
a scene of this kind hcgGars all desert,
lion lie WAS a native Of The villru.. and
hi father. mother and sisters I'll among ms
THIS H'iliciive Providence has thrown =
gloom over tho whole vicinity.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
NEW GOODS.

TUST reed per steamer Gypsy, a large assort-
q ment of HARDWARE, CUTLELY AND
Of every description, purchased
in New Orleans, and comprising in part the follow
ing articles, viz:
Collins broad and chopping axes, foot-adzes, log
chains, ass'd patent corn mills, IL doz. wedding
hoes, coffee mills, COW bells, tea kettles, plough
hames nail hammers, steel yards, shovels and tongs,
hand saws, Manila leading lines and bed cords,
cotton lines, Irvine, ass'd rifle pistol and gun
finite, white and painted marbles brass and plated
spurs, nail and spike gmbets, cork screws, shutters,
plain and split percussian caps, sand paper, hide
whips, pack pins, horse brushes; mill saw, raj tail,
pit, taper and hand saw files; horse rasrs, socke,
chsels, molasse, gates; cupboard, chest, trunk, bag
and pad locks assd gun locks, cast and brass butts
and screws, Britannia and Iron tea and table
spoons, ass'd knives AMI forks, ass'd pocket BUTCH
er and scalping knives; table steels and carvers,
scissors, shears, razors, thumb and spring lancets
razor strops, Britannia and wood shaving boxes,
shaving and tooth brushes, hair and clothes do
brass and plated snattie bride bits tin'd and null
lin bits plated plated aud brass stirups assd
fish hooks and Ines, bonnet wire, violins, violin
strings; peftumery boxes, coognes, fancy and COM
mon soaps, poma,ums, BEARS oil indelible and red
inks, glass beads, finger rings, watch keys, brass
and silver thimbles, sewing and knitting needles,
ass'd Indian bells, silver pencil cases, pencileads,
silk purses, pocket book wallets, memorandum
hooks, sand paper, spechc!es, hooks and eyes, hand
mirrors, Indian glasses, toilet and Italia do. Web
ster's spelling books, Walkers dictionary, day
books, edgers, and blank books plain aud ruled let
ter paper, plain and cap do. account do. ass'd
quills ink stands, paste boards, sealngwax, waiels,
black sand; PEARL vest aud shirt buttons; metal, pa
per and Florent;ne vest do. Goa, buttons, metal do
neck, side and tucking combs, wood pocket do. tres-
sing do fine ivory do flat locked rifles, single and
double ba.sel'oi shot guns and pi:,os.
Together VITA many other articles too tedious
to mcntion. Persons wishing 10 make a bill at
Wholesale prices, would do well 10 call and exam
inc stock, rs we intend selling Wholesale and
retail at small advance upon cost.
SCOTT T. TAYLOR.
August 6, 1887.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
r. A. LIVER M o IL II ,
SwlR@%DjN 51)JaN1pIISI.

SWH3I$OlN lDIAlI1PlISHs
0YOfhcs in the rear of e. Kaltsnbach's Jewlery
Store, opposite the Printing Office.
II WOULD state, for the Information Of those
who may not be acquainted with tho fact, that
. having teeth, which have commenced decaying,
plugged with gold or silver, in a proper manner,
they May almost invariably be preserved during
liz. would also inform those persous who have
jsst their teeth, - we'll tho fngs, that
shsy can have teeth inserted, by means OF gold
o. silver clasp, Of an ndstructble substance, that
will net change their color, which will answer in,
many respects, the purposes of natural teeth. l
wssld alss inform those who may be troubled with
shat dissgisssble disease, the Gum Scurvy, that il
they viii give subscriber call, he will DO happy
u pat shsn in the way Of graduating it, To those
who nay wish to have teeth extracted, would say,
thss In performing this operation, generally use
Fsrcsps, which give less pain by far, than tina,
WE'LL known instrument, the Turnkey. As l
have resided in Gaiena near four years, persons
wishiag 70 employ one can easily get informa-
sisa % - my qualifications as q Surgeon Dentist,
without my direct references. The subscriber will
waitspon persons, who may wish it, al their resi-.
dsness, r, A, LIvERMCRE.
GALssA, Dee.9, 1897. 25-f
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
Half Breed Lands

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed, claimants Of interest in the half
breed lands, are not cooperating with Mcssrs.
Ain e. Little, IN sale Of the half breed lands,
or any portion Of them. That we do NOT re-
cognse their right to sell, and shall contest
any title which they shall pretend to convey,
and that whoever purchases from them, can in
no event hold greater right than those gentle
men possess, which we believe TO be much
smaller than they pretend TO claim. There has
as yet been 10 judicial ascertainment of the
rights Of the claimants, and we, with others
are endeavoring 10 have an investigation take
place, and final determination made as 10 the
claims Of all, before any sale, in order that
justice may be done to every one. the course
pursued by Messrs- Ali n g. Little has n ten
dency TO throw every thing into confusion, and
create endless trouble and litigation We
therefore warn all persons against purchasing
from them.
Mary l.. Johnson, Jas. r. Mcdonald,
Eliza q. Gildersleve p. Walsh,
+. II. G!eim, Geo. Patch,
Jno. O'Rour e, Greene Frs inc,
Michael lesson, Josiah Spaulding,
Edward Walsh, Henry Mckee,
Otis Reynolds, Hugh Turncty.
+. Dorthey,
%;, & A.: . ,.; Walsh ;. an.
Sheldon Norton,
Philip q. IIambaugh, attorney in fact for
twenty eight additi ,nal claimants.
ST. Lous, July 26. ls37.--Sept. %. l7.9w.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
p Jl3lfIY5M2S0lN lN@TtMI,,

TNHE Subscribers have just opened that large
IL and commodious house at the corner OF Main
and O,Conncll Streets. The house has been inn
proved Il considerable expense, and is now ready
lsr shs accommodation Of Travellers, Boarders,
aad Families.
No trouble nor expense will b. spared to render
II house of comfort and convenience TO those who
will hvss him with call. His table will be deck
d With the varieties of the season, and his bar
with the choicest of liquors.
July l..-7-ay. T. TANNING T. co.