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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

recommend the speedy adoption NJ
fellow citizens Of measures = sItt.
commercial education among an ui'i0dO
I'd train them up to habits of b,a: You
hereby to establish a body Of ~, q
whose every interest and feeliDa' S 4 9.
conferred in the country which 'hal /
and sustained them. iess
5. RESOLVED, That this Con-,
Of opinion that the establ;.Is !
manufacturers in foreign count
eencies in the chief of South
for the sale of the various ar,icle P9a
ed by them to the United Ste. ss.
conduce to the restoration n 4 ~
foreign trade Of the South. and \
liar establishments for the sale y u
tic manufactures would also h j ! %
6. ReSolUed, That a comm;,,o u7a
be appointed to prepare an add, :
people Of the Southern and So,'G %
States, urging upon them The ~ "a
of giving their hearty co-ope,s,;I' o
Accomplishment of the rrra s4 =. II
this Convention. 0SG
Z. Resolved, That when IL.
ton adjourns, it shall adjourn - Oae
Augusta on the third MONDAY oa
next, and that a committee Of Os'
dence be appointed, whose dp,v Go''a'
to take the proper measures !:
feelings of the people, and se., y.
dial co-operationon the pat - ~ ~
interested in the objects Of A. 4. = z y
ton, and TO secure a fun Re - Oaas
from every part of those StstaF
8. Resotrcd, That it is r
to the members of this CoDys r...'l't
semble the citizens Of the Con- ~ a
tricts, and place before tl,r 80.
ceedings, and urge upon then p
diency Of promoting the nqsr,. a s
mended by this Convention. md
j ~ of forming Limited Par4nersi:...
the laws passed by the Sout6en 1 :.
aforesaid. exc
/ 9th. Whereas the comDIetin =.
line Of communication by PasS
connecting the Southern Aim, H.. 6
! with the great Valley Of tbe NJ
| is the most prominent and effir...
: sure to promote the useful and -.
objects which has called this 60 -,
4 together, therefore
R.SOIred, That this Convant;,,
: ly and solemnly impressed With ~ =
!; cendent importance Of the great T-.55
s Internal Improvement which an i,..,1
: TO effect tins intercommunica6an AM
most earnestly invoke The Deode IA,
e Southern and Southwestern States 49,,
n all their energies and resources to brR
e on this vital point, not doubling t5st =
n effects will crown with brilliant sly.
the noble enterprise.
If On motion of Mr.. Pincknev
S ResOlrsd, That the members q
: Convention, in recommending the d
IS said resolutions, to their constitEai
e the Southern and Southwestern Sss
J. afford to them the most undoubted u
Is of their sincerity, by adopting theaI.
c, rule Of their own conduct, hereby ID
/ ing in the most solemn manner, 4
II temple of the Most High, that in al a
ID mercial dealings they viii give Praif.izl
IS to the direct importer, and zealOzig a
% deavor N all cases, TO carry out the "
r and recommendations Of this COnR1H
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15
ON VIRGINIA. WAXING Up!

Thenorthernmail ofSunday brings some GO
rious returns from that old CcmnlonWea itn'---
The ai d 81 probability command the
majority n tie legislature.
InCampbelI county, B +. IOler' edl'Or y
the Iynchburg vnginian, and I. FOA ha's
been elected to tie House Of Delegates
The following state Of parties, as lar a. n''-U
fsosn, we take from the Nashville Wing;
COUNTIES. WING V.B' WING GAIN
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

The speeches of Mr.. Webster AMI !
Clay ought to be printed in PamPRak
and sent to every poor man in the q
try. The people would then see bow
have been cheated and deceived b 8
whom they have been accustomed
democrats" There ought 10 bei4
raised BY subscription for the puPs
printing these speeches, and cIrr
them through the State. If The
had these speeches before them
that they could read and reflect qli
leisure, beyond the atmosphere an-
enee of petty demagogues and Ihaa
PaFtizens, the cause Of justice al 3
principles would, no doubt, be Pnse
A large number of the newspapeaa
bama are deeply and mcuraby
with the spirit Of Loco Focoisn 81
their interest and their vocation ! Z
the people in darkness and eru, 81
conceal from them the wiclebeS
party in power. Many hoast men I
been taught TO hate Nc. Cav, and q
have accordingly hated him, vtAgd1S.
ing, precisely, why or Wherefore
pirtuous, honest, patriotic, LOsb
have sedulously inculcated the ~
Mr.. Clay is an abolitionisi, andss
to the South. They made cbaga
him without the slightest foundss
when they themselves know that
can be more false and unjs
people could be put in possess
means Of forming an opinion Y
they could no doubt discard tbs
Loco Focos- They would SCI
that Mr.. Clay possessed moe
sential qualities ola Statesman
and a "Democrat," than all The y
co Democrats" in the State Pd
They would find him a man
their confidence, their trust aDl
nors. Mobile Merea'S'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15
Wing loss in Glocester and Stafford Z

The Wheeling Senatorial District elected a
moderate Van Buren, man V B gain. The
I,oudon, Jefferson and Norfolk districts, w
Senator each. The Jefferson Senator Gen.
Aylett is Wing gain.
Last year the Y. B. party had majority OF
about % in the House Of Delegates, and of 9 in
the Senate. The Wing gain of l9 Gas above)
without any other. changes, would leave the
administration in minority Of l6 in the House
of Delegates and Oft on joint ballot
A u. States Senator in place of Mr.. Rives
viii be to elect at the next session.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15
Those who are destitute of wit always feel
jealous Of those who actually possess it.
w HIG OFFiCh
Nashville. Anril 3O-AP M

Nashville, April 3d. P. M.
The RIVER is very lows feet on Harpeth
Shoals. We have no change to notice in the
market. We are told by the brokers that
there is but little doing in Mississippi money.
Holders refuse to sell, in some cases, at the
rates demanded. Eastern funds and specie
IL IL to Is per cent.
The Board of Directors of the New Bank OF
Tennessee met on Saturday. No day was fix
ed upon for the commencement of active oper-
ations. The branches viii be located and the
directors appointed on the 18th May.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

The Boston Banks have partially resumed
specie payments. On Saturday week the banks
commenced paying all their five dollar notes,
and it was understood that virtually the resump-
ton was entire, as the banks would furnish any
amount Of Specie for ordinary business purpo-
ses.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

Mr.. CLAIBoRNE.-Th This gentleman, we learn
from one Ofour citizens just from Jackson, has,
since the election, changed his determination of
visiting Washington. Our informant says he
has gone, or is about going, to Texas.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15
THE PRESS OF MISSISi

- 1921 ~ IL
There are now 80 papers
the State, as follows: DemOa
Wing, 17-Neutral, 3-LienN I
Democratic papers.-Nai'S
Trader, daily; Vicksburg Ss1iIns
positor, daily; jackson MS
Liberty Planter; Columbus DEM.
con Times; Pom Gibson CoTs
Mississippi Pioneer; PontOiCe
Ger; Paulding Clarion; Galailn
Wing Papers.--Naiee
daily; Vicksburg Register, Gay, y
SIM; Liberty Advocate; ColuH5s
Macon Star; Port Gibson
Manchester yhig;Rolney =
200 Banner; Clinton Planter
script; Brandon Republican
Bulletin, WoodvilIe Repubie
Herald; Monticello Banner.
Neural Vicksburg SO'IilsI n
ic; Grand Gulf AdVeTtis =
Herald. -
Literary South. Western l's
chez. q
The Manchester Wing say
as many papers as are PaD
Old State Of North Carolle,
than arc published IN Lotll
having p oposals Oul for ne
q dozen more. Surely !
an editor a convention.
Fsom he Nashuills Wig
We quote brokers rates
Bank notes IS follows: -
Nafchez banks ana z
Yieksburq Railroad
Bank Of Y iclsb0
Brandon
TombiQbY, Columbus
onnergial %
Madison county ba
Lake Washington 10 Z
Eslaie Holy
f
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

mi o,,t fpe nsilIion seUen hundred thousand
donars. providing they can get any body to
take them"
Further comment is Unnecessary
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

II ~ tsts
Our neighbors ofthe Democrat are de.
lightedwith the Theatre, Il wearato Judge
from the puiIs ii heir paper. On Saturday
last it said that 'eyery body should %
to witness the representation Of Rip Van
Wrinkle, and see the old fellow ar7se up
from his twenty years sleep. Wepre.
sume Old RipwiH remind s'eyery BODY d
ths rising s.p ofthe wings Of Mississippi,
and ths ris dossA cfihs Loco Focos.
We trust eyery body went.
OUT neighb8l. We should think, IS old
enough To know, that a man cannot teach
others q Language which he Is ina uaihlsd
With himself Degocyat.
Having knowledge oflanguags We are
living q teach you. On labors have
g Been bus
hope a u M
E6llo have
g j. Crlsans sifee Eatnlz
aa9 Week 8 i - cent.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

We are happy to learn that the Demo-
crat fully appreciates our witicisms, and
that I" BGrkerana'' is to be extolled in its
columns. With the assistance Of the
Democrat in proclaiming our praises, who
knows what we may not come tot
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

The Democrat in its enumeration Of
the Banks in this County, entirely forgot
Barber Mills and Watt Jones' Bank, the
notes of which were printed in its Office.
IT'S passing strange it should forget that
Bank.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

ave have turned neither 10 the right or
the left. "-Dcmocrat
An evidence that you have kept very
straight for the last three years This
however is an assertion. Give us the
proof.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

''What we were three years ago, w
arenow. "--Democrat. g.
j" IT'S pity pity It's. lis true.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

PREsrDENrIAI Election. A gentleman of
this city has furnished US with the following
statement Of a vote taken on board the Steam
er Robert Emmett. on late passage from Lou
isviIle to St Louis N order to ascertain the
sentiments Of the passengers relative to The
next Presidential Election
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

Go ahead, neighbor you are ON the high
road to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We intend to ego ahead" and our only
wish is that the Democrat could accompa-
ny US. 1t, poor thing, is in the broad road
to destruction.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15
H. l.. PINCkNEY, Mayo
WILLIAM ROACH, Clerk Of Council.

As Mentor of the Democrat, we will
inform it that it should never copy from
the Globe. The unpleasant necessity of
correcting errors will never fall to its lot
if it follows our advice in this particular.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

The Wing victory IN Rhode island Is com.
Pete. The aggregate vote for Sprarue, the
~ nlg cancldate tgE Governor, 3568 votes -
lot francis, the Van Buren, candidate. 31A5
woes. SpIagnes majority 425. An the whi0
s - lor the Senate are elected, and OF
e members composing the HOUSE Of Repre-.
small town to Be heard from. 80
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

"Let the Argus remove the beam from
its own eye, before it attempts to take the
mote out ofits neighbors. "-DemOcrat.
We removed our beams long ago
hence our exertions to relieve our neigh.
bors.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

eve deny the assertion in boiO.' De
asocgat.
Excellent Loco Foco argument
Black is black. ave deny the assertion
Proof positive that black is not black.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15

SOur neighbor of the Argus has all the
wit of Hudibras. "-Democrat.
Our neighbors of the Democrat have
no wit at all.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-15
TuR an N CHARIEsToN. The

Tbs FIRE IN CHARLESTON. The
Charleston Mercury gives the following as
the total loss Of Buildings, DC, by the
great fire Ofsahe 2sth of April. We are
pleased to learn that in many of the prin-
cipal cities in the South, contributions have
been made to relieve the INDECENT suffer.
ers, and wetrust the example will be fol-
lowed in every section of the Union.
Total number of dwellings and stores
destroyed, including Norton's old Rice
Mills, Kerr's wharf, set on fire by flakes
falling on pile of lightwood and burnt to
the ground, $50. The number of out
buildings destroyed estimated at about
596-total number of buildings destroyed
1853.
Deaths by blowing up, FRED. SHNIERLE
john PERT, Col. STEADMAN and Ro
BERT MUNRO.
Messrs. BRowN and FARLEY badly
injured, several negroes killed.
i Such IS the mere arithmetic of Thu
frightful calamity-who shall count TIN
mental suffering, the loss of hope, of secu
rity, of comfort I? UpOnthe best estimate
which have been made to us, up to the la
test hour, we set down the loss of proper
ty at over $3,OOO,O0O. The Who'll
amount covered by insurance, is not ia
from 81, 100000. OF this, $75. 900 fall
upon the Georgia Offices, at Augusta
, The New Hotel was insured in this city
} for 100000, and $4,000 in Augusta
1t is believed now, that the offices her
. will pay all, or very nearly all, Of the
liabilities.
We cannot refrain from publishing
connection, the eloquent proclamation {
the Hon. H. C. Pinckney, the mayor
Charleston:
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tons.
8, That the Merchant of the South and
South West be earnestly recommended to
give preference to theimports in their own
markets, and that they afford them an
opportunity of fair competition with Other
sections, by making their first calls for prr.
chases at Southern and South Western
sea ports; and On the other hand, that. the
Merchants ct the seaports shall forthwith
set about importing such stocks Of Goods
q will ensure, at fair rates, a supply 70 ~
demand from the merchants Of the int.
rioE,
Ihat an earnest and united ef4sci
should be made to draw home the canital
invested BY the South ii Banks and con-.
panles abroad; and q emplov the same
together with such surplus .capital as -.
lsss g homo, q Mercantile operations; ana
1,lill with tbs view men Of influence an
character be earnestly invited to afford t,.
1eneht0f their example, by enterinq -,
Limited leFsaips, under tie laws lsssl.
passed 3 ll States &c Virginis
gaEolina Georgia, Alabama. Tspnssss
end i0Eid
11at th coantien csnnos IS,
new WIN deep Fegref. he pealesf s 81
pursuits which - sssr..
kal.sa among tie youth a. cnf es...,, :,
4s aas thrown Is 80
Interest alo &c hande s Sse.s
s ceiling and lpl aIe lo ;aio se.y
ffIc1r11f1I -
tenllon, therefore, camo( tao earn !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

arGP TIE RUNAWAYRan away from the subscriber on the
- negro man. BOB LlGHFfoOT about - years
oil a. feet 10 II inches high, stout and square
u side Of his face Had when he e
~ h ock with other cohins not ec"ected
NJ has Twin: SIR. William Mann's in Charles City
csqrtv il ia likely he will aim fnr 1t supposed ne has
suitable reward mud all necessary expenses
m he paid person who will deliver him the Short
Pump 10 eurco coun secured Jail in the State that
-, him asain. ZaCHaRtAh McIRUDnh.
6-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01
RECEa.MO.sD, v'zAGE.ys.s.
EXTENSIVE SHERlFFS SALE.

.StgroeS, BiOoded Horses, &c, at Public .iactton
WILL be od for cash the highest bidder on thursday The
4th Of June, lss If not the neat tar day, ana each
DAY until the completely Ut Lanevic the rrs
Jas r. Corbin the part King Queen county
following property - ~ Nrgtoes Stud OF boodcd
Horses consisting part OF Tio Virginia Timbernke, Irene,
Hampton, Red Wing, &C.
Also riding plantation horses, the last superior
several carriages and harness. designed for
family aud pleasure purposes; cattle OF every descriptions; u
kinds of utensils, large and general OF
and Kitchen furniture &C., &C., to satisfy sund
culions my hand, against said CofbIn.
WM. B. DAVIS,
Deputy for JOha .WO;ey, Sheriff Of King Qaeen county
Nav - 4-6N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01
April II

.Ddh DOLLARS REWAHDran awsy from tie subscriber, ION
~V Sn9d the 18Th inst. JAMES MARSDEN an apprentice
the c il between 10 and 20 OF
feet high, slender made, long vsus" long LEGS and
with hands and fingers light complex
md noks slau when spoken lie took with him
nar OF SIN gn taps clothes chest con
suniy articles OF clothing, them was one brown
cIo ocS cont roundabout pair brown cloth
and and several other articles OF c'"
not reco!ece The above reward will be paid taken 10 this
y ar State. ar thirty dollars n the State lodged
on , so Tin. him again or viii all reasonable charges
if returned All cautioned against haborn-
carving said apprentice, am determined To
enforce the law ag all who may ornd by so doing.
Baltimore, May % bit HUGH DENaIiN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01
Fauouisr White Sulphur Spring C0mpa

Fauquer Whtte sulphur oPFHy COWP""y
hooks OF subscription having been opened IN the manner re-
ID qured Of Incorporation passed the 18th February
m under the direction of subscribers, named ~ the sad act
the numbrr shares be taken having been SUB
ed IN the requrediee is hereby sreH, that gene
oc the shashsic will he held u, the Fauquer white
Sr Springs Saturday, the 3Jh day OF June next lat III
vl A. NJ the organization OF y" COMPANY ana other Pu'
' WILLIAM L. SMITH,
MAY 1li7-l6t1 C"EtntssioHrrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

OTiCE ia hereby given the ad day Of April 1905 the
.,c Of Ions g. aRMTEsp, decd, administered BY W. a.
,,6 m" former committed 10 the Sheriff
Of Il cy ccun,, Va for administration, and the aud
'7oy administrator revoked ana an""iru oy me
r Sunno Cour, Of Law Chaucry for the county of la
, Va All p"rsors having funds in hand, indebted TO said
therefore uewaIned paying to any person ,han the pre-
,o,, ,i,r,,is,ra.or PHILIP ilOWERTON,
Deputy Sheriff for Charles T. Rarris, Sheriff,
arl administrator de bOais If John C. 7rmS;eod dc
"a
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.UsI;rgl Institute of Pkiiedeiphik.

.W'G =
,s,uE lasts for begins on Mon
day. Apnl 81 until the end OF March ensuing
iugns is vacation. "
+, course CONSISTS sessions The first is occupied By Lcc
nr!n. carly Apt terminates at the end OF Octob"T
The second i occupied examinations, beginning carly IN No
y.aI1rr il terminates in Mlch.
CLINICAL course will BY DR.. Gerhard, consisting Of
Lectures. r,oo,c,cd speusary in the Institute, for which
.lc tee will be separate.
SUMNER SEssroS.-LcctarCS by
h. N,tuL. cu,rnSS on pactice Of Medicine.
W. T.. HoRNEa, Anatomy.
S,yrr, I,rxsoy, Muiea Melira
ions ErL:, Institutes OF Med. ana Mrd. Jufi>p.
Las HiTcHcrL, Chemistry
iiuGg IL. Hopes, Obstetrics.
Tn,a,s HARRI,, Surgery.
Wisrgs SEsSiS.-E Examinations By
+. r,ul q. GonrlRo, Anaomy aud Chemistry.
Taos. y. MuTrEE, S1gery.
vs.. HARpi,. Obsetrics,
Roar. ,ioRsts, Piaeice and Institutes Of Medicine
Mat.ria Aieiira.
L. HORNER, Secretary
March l0i-24t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

INTENDING remove from the St7re OF Virginia about the Isl
OF July decline receiving further conscumen's OF pro-
e Of debts due IN cases whore the
Closed and the nett proceeds paid over before the
:. o. July. ,
nons Indebted will confer special favor By adjusting
" GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
e
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S!l hired Cords of Pine Wood.
NAVY aGESr's OFFICE,
Wlsktny,n, Mae 10 rs

Navy aGESr's OFFICE,
Washington, MAY IL, 1888.
DEOpcS AIS WIZ received at ths Office until the 18th Of
June next 70, lulded cords OF pine wood 10 DO delivered
the Navy Yard cry on Or before III" first day Of October
the wood well seasoned and Of GOV, quality an ma
h. deve.ad G inc to time cont tacor NAV
"t rS proper, ": re 'i'ne apose spe|Ihcd'
Ten cen. The withheld from the amount Of each delivery
un' The ro, fully pied with addition bond and
'Gfce given D. faithful performance Of the contract,
Ms Is Std
T. the rcp, tves Of Augustine, John nnd Edward Smith
E.7,. f"is Of John Smith, Esq., also dec'd formerly
Ia" coqn,y cmoTeand add to the representative trustee
committee c estate Of Thos R. Roocs, late Of the county Of
"Oucestci;
"nersn will please Ike notice that certain
a; hands administrator dc bonis with the
M "ner the sid John Smith, decd, shall attend ut the
tw', W. Oh 'mbHrlayue, in the city of Richmond on
lay Of September to to each of you your
y Give boas Of the sail MONEYS.
ry VIII he required in establishing the
no,a Ginning an interest in the above mentioned
Pa. rs N me meantime addressed to No 81, Clinton
'' new fork, will be attended to.
,,.. T. AUGUSTINE SMITH,
. "''''st0r dc blS ROn nth tie riu dHns,ed,
FyVj Of John Smith, deceased.
5-l6t~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

WYATT Il WHITE have Just received the following articles
tom New York aul Baltimore, where they purchased
in person, the most favorable terms,
10 hhts ls quality 81. CToix Sugar.
10 do Porto Rico do.
40 bags Coffee.
loo sacks Salt.
10 hhds Molasscs for family
co boxes Oranges and Lemons
6 half chests Gunpowher Tea.
u dog. Lemon syrup ~ quart bottles.
l2 boxes ground Pepper.
90 600 lbs Bacon, hog round md sides.
Besides many other good aud useful articles which will sell
very small advance for cash or town paper
Nav - f-it
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nm thu OF June rc will be sold, positively, Ill auction
hughes, bidder the premises, that we'll known and
liable called New cbuIy belonging tic late Charcel
m Tyler deceased, rad lying James River between
Shirley the oil Hill Ccr ESD. and Berkeley, the estate Of
Benz MISUNDERSTANDING Ass acres, less. 1t
well grazing an ul kinds OF grain, and lies i'll
mmce vicinity oil City Point, and the markets OF Peters
but. aud Richmond
third the day OF SALE the balance in J. . and
sarn. day OF sale dee untii nnl
minute description Of the Nj, be given be-
fore tho DAY Of sale.
lIg-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-01

sVhRM STRINGS Bath County, pa-Ths establishment, WI!
~ m ooen a usual At the approaching under the
.eca Of subcrb Every comfort and convenience WI
ed visitors travellers The Baths are IN good con-
o aud proper attention will be devoted to lho" who NAV use
:, VOW ' foF JOHN FRY.
5-l0ts
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ygILIET TIMER highest mnrke, price will be give To-
n heading blIets deliverable at the Pcn
,eo:ary JAMES e. WATSON, &c" Agent
DO At