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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20
PROTESTED POST NOTES,

Post notes Of the Mississippi Plant.
ers Bank. to the amount of three or four
hundred thousand dollars, payable at The
Bank Of America, are now runnino IN
maturity, but there are no funds TO meet
them. and they are of course protested.
This is new feature in pccuniary dis
organization and bankruptcy, and one of
the most alarming. These post notes
were given year ago. for the purpose.
generally, ofredeeming the issues ofthe
Bank, which could not then be met but
ii was understood that fhese'n6tes would
certainly be paid. They were issued
with the JUNCTION of a sort of double dis.
TILED oil of honor. The Bank, thouph
il broke its other promises aLundantly.
did IN this case promise to keep its pro.
mise But double and twisted promises,
turns out, are "attenuatsd threads" af.
ter all, and perish like spiders web at
the day of reckoning.
The Planters Bank is great ins,;,u.
ton, and one of the most respectable in
the State; though we believe there are
one or two that have been less before the
public. which have not and will not
break faith in this fragrant STYLE. One
OF the most unpleasant features about thi,
new deialcaiion is. that these post notes
were most Of them taken by our mer,
chants as the proceeds OF their debts col.
Iected in Mississippi, and were then
sold In the street at heavy discount
and now the men who by that process
had obtained pittance of their dues, are
notified as endorsers upon the dishonored
notes of the Bank, and holden TO take
them up at the face, or suffer degree OF
dishonor, which the Bank, in measure,
avoids.-Ne,o YORK. Jour Com
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20

The New York Express says Flour
continues TO decline. Ohio has sold as
low as from Sc to 6 25, and Genessee
SO so. This is as low point as the
article reached last year. The decI inc
now is owing to considerable supply
in market, small demand, and the
prospect of a full crop. The millers at
the West have held back tier flour I'm,
til recently, and have withheld their
stock in the hands of agents here from
being put into market. A large stock
is, therefore, accumulated, and is now
pressing on the market.
"Tbe crops in every quarter look fine.
ly. We hear very little Of the f1v. In
a few days they will commence harves.
ting their wheat in North Carolina, and
other portions of the country will soon
follow"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20

1t appears by letter from Washing
ton, published in the Richmond Enqui-
Ter, that the American Minister in Lon.
don has succeeded in making an ar
raDgement with the British Government,
by which TIE latter has stipulated 10 pay
the value OF the slaves belonging to A.
merlcan citizens which were shin,
wrecked some years ago on the Bahama
Islands, and were afterwards refused to
be given up TO their owners by the local
authorities. The Government is TO paw
nearly $500 a piece for the slaves, men,
women and Children.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20

Runa,Day Sldres-The post master
oil this city has shown us two letters re-
cetved from men in AshtabuIa, QTio,
when give the particulars Of the con-
ceaiment of fifteen fugitive slaves in the
cellar oil a man named Hubbard of ,ha.
place. They are concealed, awaiting
good wind, to take them across to Cana
da. The writer gives his name MS we'll
as those OF several abolitionists OF ASKS
tabula. and authorizes his to be used if
necessary. A portion OF the slaves here
confined. are said to belong to Mr..
Jacob Joseph of this state, and were ta>
Ken 10 that place by the line of aboli.
tiohists, which we have had occasion
heretofore to mention. They were plac-
ed first in barn belonging to one OF the
society, afterwards transferred to Deacon
Hubbard's cellar where they were fed
by woman who could not keep Sc
cret, and communicated the number and
names OF several of them.
We do not know whether any of the
above named are the slaves who escaped
from this place week since or not, but
we should think some of our officers
might make speculation by going to
Ashtabnla and taking them as fugitive
slaves and claiming whatever reward
was offered. We would like much TO
see the proper punishment appended TO
these neIarious practices.
Wheeling (Va) Times.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20

The Election.-It turns out that Jas.
Evans. decided Wing, is one Of The
returned delegates from Monongalia, in
stead of Mr.. Tanzey. Administration.
This will make the state of parties in
the Wings so, Conserva-
tives I3, Administration $3.50 that the
wings and Conservatives have lost but
oae, each, from last year.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20

The Philadelphia Leger states that
a woman living in Water street betw cen
Lombard and South, died on Saturday
last ofhuHger. Her husband was a con
frmed druDkard, and although deprived
Of all the necessaries os life, the neigh
hoFs were not informed of her situation
till too late to save her life. She has
left five children.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20
The New York American saws

THE loan negotiated by Gen. McDuf.
fie, of South Carolina, who returned in the
packet ship Roscius, from Liverpool, has
been placed in the hands ofthe u. States
Bank. The amount now available is
100000. The Bank continues to sup
ply the market with exchange on Eng.
land at 81 prem.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20

a Quebec paper says that Bill johnson
is fitting ont another piraIical expedition a
m eng lie thousand Isles.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20

1t is stated in London journal that
Ellen Tree has realized a profit of $50
600 during her present theatrical tour in
this country.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-20

o. DR.. Curtis (Whig) cont ests the
election of White Ioco) in Hano yer,
and MI. Odell (Whig) contests the e.
lection Of Mr. Allen Loco) in Hamp-
shire.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-25
EOWANDS TONIC MIXTURE.

,x,.h .,.-. ~ In VIZ An" A"'"'
''' yot o'Apseo sl"ch IL was
I ''I'' "'',''i't'A ~ tn' poo''c' nut II
rI,,,,,;,; '7p"'at,'i ana mas sup
:. '','' "0'''''F W.T. '"e n ghc' ",'"fhV.
','' - ~" N'i' mo up ''' 'ate" A'fea'y
,h> ~, WY 't'''''"1 throughout
i',,a y "" ''''"'S Pe than could
H. NV oo.'. ''''' sn'ne friends
IT,. 'as"''us 1 - ''f hfch relieved,
o ~. I'D 'v ,,'.n "s'' .'"gh It's as"n-
NV, t".y ~" ~ a. every OPP
Io''""''s' =" ~ ''~'' 'Ae cfi't"ry. |.
10 "p'l''' u sue "f'" Pfh1iFia+ US arc
vi, ';.' ~ t' Iea."i 1et''h 81 tho SI'm'
H. ",u ,''1' ''"p'''hI,' 't'EH'ti'e organs,
' Will ,'''o''y Is INC 'nm"lll9 cause
eos ',;.a - 8rp'iS''' "'Ep' 'toI II Pfouu-
eo' an .'"" u ,e oPnHiA"n 81 Inc Ny> en-,
"'" ce'.a''y "o$.f"yS INC NAIVE '!loly t" reap.
scs OF the affection. When The Amue a attended
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-25
Royal College Of Physicians, Lond ou
HKNl!E 0rsanal Ne.etahl. Ii eeian ILIxers,l Nctli

Royal College of Physicams. London,
gbNl!E Original Vegetable lIygeian Universal Mcli-
L cine, prepared by W Miskin, Esq. Alcnper of
the leval College of Surgeons Licen,iae Of Apo,he-
cary COMPANY, Fellow Of Bolt Court Society," Surgeon
to the Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo Bridge, and Perpetual Pupi of GUY
and st. fhonas's Hospitals London.
ths valuable medicine, the result Of twenty wears
experience and unparalleled success in the extensive
and highly respectable practice of the propre,y a,ro-
n'sed by the faculty and nobility and is introduced
TO the notice OF the American public the earnest So
!ic'a!'os AT humber OF gentlemen of long and high
s'an''tS IN the profession. 1t is hoped as Il mplimi-
nary STEP to check the evils and fatal consequences
arising from the Of the numerous and ,elctero,s
nesrums osed uIcN the public by the aid of fabricated
proofs OF miraculous cres and ether Frauds bya set oi
meicenaiy, "nprnc'pled pretenders totally ignorant
Of medical science, that it impossible the monstrou.
del'ls'n can any longer 60 down with the Intelligent
people OF this country These pills, mild and agreeable
in their nature, should be kept every family in cases
OF sudden Illness, for, by their promr administration
cholera, cramps, spasns, fc' and other alarming
complaints, which too often prove fatal NAV he speedi-
~ cured or prevented. In fact, all those who value good
health, should never be without them. They are SOLD
IN packets at 50 cents, 81 aud So each by every respec
tahie druggist, BOOKSELLER and vendor of medicine il, thu
togeucr with es,linon'als of professional ability from
me totia wing eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper
Abernethy, James Biundcll, NJ. D., W. Back, NJ. u,
). Aston Key, A. Flampton, NJ d., and numerous
Others The orig nals may be seen possession of the
GENERAL Agent by whom the msdicne is imported into
thls country, and to whom all applications for agencies
JNO. HOLBElN, 1893 Waserly Place, N. York,
Sole General Agent for the United States, 81.
FOR sale by appointment OF the original proprietor.
ny SWAIN g BRornEn, Druggists, No II Canal street.
"ene'' Agent Tor Stathee OF Louisiana. i4l y8
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IL IL Is

F'sit NEW YORK.
| Louisiana and Now York Line of Packets
THE Ships composing this line vii! sail from
New Orleans and New York on every other Mon
day-co nncncing on the goth Novcn' hcr-and 10
insure the punctnalitv in til. time of sailing, tho
line i'll hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship Yazoo, Captain Irask, 10 leave OIL the sOth
Nov :mher.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to loavo oil the
4th December.
Ship Huntsville, Captain Eldrdge, to eeavo on the
| 18th December.
Ship Vicksburg, Captain Woodhouss, to leave on
the lst January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, 10 leave on the
18th of January.
The above are all new, of the first class, coppEr
do and copper fastened, and upward Of 500 5ns
burthcn, are Of light draught Of wute:, being built
in New York expressly for the trad.. The price
Of passage is fixed at 100 dollars: tler cabins are
fitted up in the most improved ard convenient
plan and finished in neat and elegant style -
Ample stores Of the first quality wi be provided,
and every regard paid to the comftrt and entire
satisfaction of passengers who will Please take no.
lice that no berth be secured until paid for at
the of &C of the consignecs.
These vessels arc commanded by captains well
experienced in the trade, who will give every at
tention and exert themselves to accumulate. They
will at all times be lowed up and down the Mssis.
sippi by steamboats,, and the strct:st punctuali1y
observed liz the time of sailing.
The owners Of these ships will MT be respon4i
bic for any letter, parcel or package, sent by Or
put on board Of them, unless rcgr,r bill Of ladng
be signed therefor, at tho counting house Of the
agent or owners. For tnrther particulars apply TO
d BEIN g. A COHEN,
novel 30 Common sh
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RusHroN & Asp,NALL,s . ss.ssssq

COMPOUND TONIC MIXrURE.-A speedy
~ and certsn euro for tho Fever and Ague,
rcntent and intermittent fevers; prepared from
the original recipe Used with eminent an, uni
versal success in 1892, by persons of tho highest
responsibility in this city, stated the annexed
| certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
hecn extern sivcly used in tho above diseuscs with
such distinguished SUCCESS, that the proprietor of
tho recipe has been induced 10 offer it to the pub.
| lie in its present FORM in the hnn" it may be
| the means of relieving maI,v ), those who are
suffering under the sco',rge of our country. 1t is
4 medicine possessing gro.t virtue, and when used
according to the direction! has never failed of
offectng cure, oven in tho most obstinate stage
Of tho disorder. 1t is not at Ill disagreeahle, and
persons of tho weakest stomach. and children may
take it with impuny. 1t strengthcns the digestive
| organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The proprieto:s are
so we'll convinced of its efficacy. thst they agree
to refund the price Of every bottle which has been
taken in accordance with the directions and has
not effected a perfect of the fever T. aguc
| A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, nj
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine 81 orc
cornor Of Bicnvi|le and Chartres streets.
For District Agencies apply to
jos T. w. SMITH, As Cont at.
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q = 7-7997 80 ="
/ THE FLORIDA I,tNEss,5

Nj r IA - From Mobile 10 Augusta, Gee.
sSllSsFs:aa3 Seaves Mobile every day AT three
O'Clock. m per u S mail boa,
for Halls Z ,ndinu, above Blskeiy,-t; ence four
nost comedies to P.nsarrt5-thr,,cn cam boats 10
Lagranys, here ", land i,'tre Is sesumed-,hence
WA Matitnnn md .Rrnwpsvillr, Fla, Bunb,tIce
PladertoMn, IL tWttnsville. Sanntlersvie l. Loni=.
vile ~ A,'guslt, TIA, connecting Regularly with
The rali road cars 10 Charleston. and The steam
.nrket. 70 Now York, Norfolk, PHILADELPHIA, etc
Iae s'ea'"soats are the best for the service, and
the navigation presents more advantages than can
be fund upon any steamboat route in the SOUTH
| ern reuioh
e The great Improvements in the ronte ha We hoe n
produced by the construction OF 6fv miles Of ne "
r'"d, by the pr,rrie,ors, viz from LaGranye on
LaFavete Ravun, an arm of Santa Rosa R,y. to
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htiNTAG(lE;S
M|fN Az UE'o
r a j. M 70 Il THE TE'ET r

- II 'I.h = - II ~ q. r. r. IN.
fEflEes 4ialet equation and constantly incres ina
demnht Tor tbs rie,tua remedy Of pain, and pre
sentative Of The teeth has induced the subscriber
offer ii 10 the American public. Arrangements hay
been mad te supply agents in all the principal cite
and toNns ~ the United States, place it It'll
the reath i 1"ss suffering and likely suffer this mos
hanlssnE OF ali ariie,, ronth-ac,e.
. W'Hn applied atcordiug TO directions given on
bot,ie, !, never failed 10 afford imnediae and
manent re''i, Ii also arrests the decay IN ,efect;v
teeth and reloyee that soreuess HIGH 60 ireaucotl,
renders strong tooth useless Tic up,catinn md
faney are sntie innocent, an not UNPLEASANT, u aJ
the ldre nuobt ofpersnns in different sections Of III
country thar lave aln ady experienced such delightful
mi January ei'cts IRON the of the Balm, are ready
~ OF ior tue public guodl their testimony to its Uni
n''E.ed Italilies. 1t is Indian remedy, obtained
5aasF,HtlF al unexpectedly, un MA be regarded is
lle CIV 'ii"td yorld as the most valuable discovery
rt7lman nt lilo woods.
ssi'.tce ) per bottle. Sold by
ssssa JARVIS d ANDREWS
nj j cosConmun and Tcaapnuuss sis.
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3 ."rvrst has located himself II, this CITY ,nr
the purpose OF 'ran>ac,ing q general Wholesale
Drug business. lie is now receiving n full snprl,
OF fresh and genuine articles, which he will sell
on liberal terms Il" city druggists, and those os
the interior, +" physicians, merchants and planters,
he will "tf-r inhnc.r eu,s such rs have never be-
fore been offered in this civ. His intention il to
do strictly legitimate business. Iii. stock s. III
sn"n be complete, rnt in few week. will he rra
DIV far business. All orders rn'n the country, and
from merchants of + j. city. receiving such order.
will he promptly attended TO.
Oct 9 No 80 Comp st
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JARVIS Il ANDREWS


VA AkBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WA5Euovsy-
~ tu'lonl'onsn street, opposite tho post office.
ne subscribers are now receiving from their fac
torres III Kew York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Place.
Of superior workmanship, and of the latest patterns
made OF tn" best E2yptia:,, Italian, Irish and
n"'ef'c "a. marble. A's", Monuments Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and Intel,
marble !acngs, lear!s and boundary stone, plaster
OF Paris" Roman Il Hydraulic Ccmen, ard ilastor-
F, TAR, together with splendid assortment OF
ass mounted and PLAN Gratcs and Russia Iron
rates OF the newest and most approved patterns.
lettering done in the nealest mnlner and at the
r'es' no''cc. they have first rate workmen T.
s''17e work.
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+ MEDICAL CARD.
AND IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED WITH DIS.

-. - 55 EASES. sEF
A TREATISE vencrnl Disease Gonorrhna, elects and
II Structure including practical observations Semina
Weakness arising from early abuses that all
''ta;n an cure win ease &c; and safety
ncrcal Dscnse owing to the unsknness of ierae
who by the use of thu, deadly oi.on Mercury ruin the con
stituou and with bloches the en face
aud body dncssn esig hose N the deafness, oh
situate sees and nodes hs shin homes, till length gen
rral debility and decay Of the constitution and
lanchoy death puts period to their dreadful suierinrs
e.. PERRYs PURIFYING SPECIFIC FILLS,
CERTAIN SAT and the most speedy remedy ever dscov
for tho pcrmun and eectuaI Of cal disease,
oar'ra Eos. cturcs seminal weakness pains IN in tn
affections 9th lneys, gravel lumbago ocaldeb'ity, If
a.ion OF the der urera, and other diseases Of the
nary passages. aurny psror"aE perfse. cure IN The $40
ally administered can be acsted by Thousands The
specific pill. roo, out every particle Of nsdou POISON pur
flying in their Inc whole mass Of fluids They not on-
y the dncas but renovatc by their action the differ
functions of Inc body expellng he umors any
their a:i and imperecpble ms to eo"vincs tho
sccptca Of their astonishing and unequal powers The
neither contain mercury my other mineral anil may b'
taken without the slightest suspicion or discovery They re-
quire restraint Of diet loss of nc ndrancc oil bust
but effect complete without the least eaposureio
the patient at period when the slightest suspicion
exist will he well have the Specifcpis for
when taken before the disease has made appearance acts
acertan preventive by removing the complaint ecctsy
and secretly.
Mcssrs Ferry Surgeons con,ine direct tcr studies
those dreadful icbiles arising
eliminate indulgence Of the passions, which
SION train Of nervous affections, and entaon its
votrrics all the rnnrvaing nectrs Of old but weaken
us ' Ill., am "t' ~ ,ns'c ana aversion 'o NV
rh;h u" .u' " ter Own unaplncss una "I'ia't
,,'a;s @ .i''lns tneltseNes ~ .'u Hu!or. o
~ ,r; ~ N.Y. . ; ~ ~ ''nc'"e tt ''ce
" s ~; "u 'u.s ~ ''"Sn "", "'e Wv
,rc,'ny s,,," or ii,,. W." G "". y, s"aa us
ts'"H sue y" ue'v or "e"e'hcy, "hcther Inc cohsc
,h. ;S ~ "ct's, excessive "rhk.ng, or any
cncehcd they o1rr n 6,n >,r. and sn.sdv ros,nr.nn
sound and yrorous health ~ t"'
ery'svegeabe Pills arc well known for tho md
the
mic rheumatism scrofua scorluKc and planu,ur ns.ruus
aud general deblitv nocturnal ,nms in thu h,s and
limbs depression of spirits and a dsrn,es ar,,n, hnm
| impure state the blood
These Pills arc worthy place in the cabinet of Minister'S nd
en- pnin, Of sps the nn,c so "A. ,hrv ~ m e. nnJ in a.
climates any lcns tn Of time
Tobe had only at No. 96 Custom house Nav Orlcs
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DEAFNESS.


A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness
- lcnlied the Ear Frulnpet) has just been received
ny inc use OF which, the slightest articulation of the hu
hah voice IS uis'lnctn c"i":yec the var. ANY one,
"''o mas ever teen obliged with very ,lea
person, must be fully sensible the difficulty and EN-
oarrsssen experienced both by themselves and the in
d!'id!ais so unfortunately afflicted. BY the Use Of
Eur Trumpet this objection is entirely ni,via,eI rne
most scptlcn have alw anoIrd their doubts a n
having used IN" Trumpet. For sale at
RI GUION'S,
tahcy store corner of C"n and ST Charles streets
Under he Exchange Hotel. feb 10
no THE PUBllC-Tne undcrslunad hav,up
studied under DR.. Schmidt of Charlcslon.
South Carolina, and for years his assistant in
the Practice of medicine and surgery, has tho honor
TO offer his professional services in this CITY,
lie assures th" ladies' and gentlemen thai, the most
prompt attention will he paid to thc calls which
may be mhd'; and also offers his services to the
holders of slaves, being well acquainted with the
discusses common to them, having attended them in
the sugar house in Charleston.
The famous ant bilious pills IA tier the composition
OF Pronss"r Smollette, with directions can be had
Of the undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in this and other cilies has been attended
with the greatest success, to which the best of
references can be given. Apply at No. lGG Maya.
zinc street. JNO. MLORING
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IRON, STEEL e. HEAVY GOODS-IIu,, soua
Il Lul,,. Ito; ell sSnrfal

IRON, STEEL & HEAVY GOODS-IIut, square
/ AIT, bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
Il.ous
Cast, German, shear, b!s,crSd, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails and spikes
Zinc, block TIM mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoe. -.
Ok, Icy ard trace chains, corn mills
Anvils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire sheet, pig an" bar lead; shot
C~sl, a,.. cooking stoves
An.cs, Rowland's and other spades aud shovel,
Heck and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sha,ps and other axes
Iar,l and Manila coriage, lines andt@ine
Bolt and shea,ins copper; Naval STORES
Paints, li,,seetl and sperm oil
A full assortment of hardware and sip ehsntIlcry
always on ian and which offered f1r sale =, whole
,ale or retail, OH the most favorable terms by
ms LAYTON 4 Co. s5pliLeyee.
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Mail Regulators.

The Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
o'clock A. W. Ia due everyday ut 4 p. M.
The Lake Mail lva coyington, Lay i. closed every
Is due every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
r. NJ. .. s-. ~
The LonisriAc or Riper Mail is closed every Mon.
day, Wednesday, and saturday, at ) p. N. Is sent
and returned by steamboats, Arrives rregularly three
times week. s=s
The Bayou Sara Coast Ifnn is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at P. NJ. Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
The alexandria OF Red Rircr Mail is sen, jrreru-
larly by steamboats, twice a week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
kloudny, } -
Saturday,
COAST MAIL.
Saturday, I o'oseSo' "o,cioek'P. NJ
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Mississippi and Louisiana Hotel,

AIRS. MARY KIRKLAND rcspcctfllv an.
Va nounces to her friends and the public gene
ally that she is prepared to accommodate them at
above establishment, and hopes fir I'm her
xerions to render visitors comfortable, to receive
continuance Of former favors. She feels conf.
dent that persons visiting Covington during the
ummcr months, cannot find better accommodations
than she can afford them, OH mere liberal terms.
Her house is pleasantly situated, and well supplied
with every conveniencc; the bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors, &c. in shcrt, she promises
vat nothing shall be wanting on her part to give
itiro satisfaction to all who may patronizo tho
isssAippl and LOUISIANA Hotel. iu3