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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-20

NEW BOOKS.--Cur, ncy and Banking, ny ,onoE
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/. Means and Ends" by Miss Sedgaick.
.To,,ssa the Isurer," play, by N. y Willis,
Works OF Ben johnson complete in octave volume
Iondon 1899 Edited by Souihey.
Clarke on the Mulberry Tree. Silk, and Silk Worm
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Balance due


Gentlemen: | have examined this BILL as the ma
nufacturer OF the fringe, tasSelS and rope and find
the prices 10 be the usual UphosIerer's charge.
Respectfully,
[Signedl JOHN JOHNSON,
437 Broadway.
New York, Feb. l3, 1889.
have the best reason to believe that the charges
made in the written bill such afford TO the I'M
dertakers Of The work nothing more than reasona-
Bile profit, and such as are paid by private persons
for the same materials and labor.
ISignedl IT. SMITH,
26 Feb. 1889.
TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY.FOUR DOLLARS for chair and rigging!
Here is deRi0c ratio economy for you. CRIMSON
VELVET CHAIR, price ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY-FIVE DOLLARS Behold practical
illustration Of Col Folks hatred of "the pomp and
pageantrv and show Of European etqnette!" WHY,
neither the Speaker of the Brilst House Of Com
mons nor the President Of the French Chamber Of
Deputies can vie with our democratic Speaker in
the gorgeous splendor and luxurious ease of their
accommodations. And then the Six Bulli1n
Fringe at TWENTY-FOUR DOLLARS yard,
and six pair OF Crimson Silk Dtapery Tassels at
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS!
See the difference between Col Polk and his prede-
cessors A moruccochair was deemed good enough
for such Federal" Speakers as Henry Clay and
John Bell but nothing less than crimson rctrct would
do for our Democratic Colonel to sill upon
But the subject is too serious for irony.
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NTIE3URHR'S HISTORY OF ROME, octave vols
IN translated by Hare and Thhwal Of Trinity College
price 50 IS. 80.
German History Of Rene I vol. octave price - ~
translated from the Histories Of Heeren, Schlosser ac
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Siemonds History of the Roman Empire, octave VOL
Of 500 pages price 81 49,,
Fcrrnsons History Of Rome, in octave vols coulIt'
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Also Translaons Of the Histories "a Rome, ~ LIs'
Tacitus &c Gibbons Rome, complete in one hand,o"'
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We had frequently before seen this triumph
Of Grecan art, and were fully i,nbued with
admiration of its merits, We, therefore, at
this time, highly enjoyed its surprising excel.
lencies. The fambeaa.light, however, did
not improve il, II gave the expression more
intensity and glow, hut this derarted some
what from It's god-like majesty and repose
We saw the angry Phebus OF the first book
of the lliad, who trod haugh,ily along,
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GEN. SCOTT-TRICK OF VAN BUREN,.
Gen Scott was in Buffalo Tuesday. He was
received with due ceremony by the troops there quar-
tered He is on his way to the far West and
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21
Head RERE.

THE Subscriber having recommended the
mannfncture Of LEAD PIPE for .acqne-
duct Pumps and various other uses, is pFe-
pared 10 furnish any quantity Of the various
sizes on the most reasonable terms. The ex-
perience which the subscriber has had in ma
king and putting "a operation the above arti-
clefor all i1susefnl purposes; enables him 10
do it In the most thorough and perfect man.
ner. NJ orders Of inquiries by mail or 9TH
erwise viii be promptly attended to-. $3.50.
ssF ManufactDFy saf the old place, one mile
west or Hosford's tavern, on the Hartford
and Albany read, and Mmiles from Hart
ford s. q s sstsssss ,eq'7 ALANsoN ANpRUs,
asCH1ton, aiSep. 5, 1889. s. ss3 :, ,.sg s:lEnlA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

sTREREBY respectfully gives nOiIce TINT
n ~ he this day comnences selling Goods
Moon the ready pag systens Icing Of the Opin-
I'm that This plan IS the best IL these times for
his c,istonneis as well as himself He will
consequently not be under the necs ~ of
charging large ptofils % good cnsto.ness "
order % pay the losses BY bad ones. but sslll
ssll af tks lsast possibig profit f6r pay 1osusE
sxhesher cash orsbarters The public eener-
ally and universally are insited 10 try the
NEw sKsEnl a. lzisslur IN West street, afew
doors west Of Tie Court House, at the sign Of
- Cheap Cash &Earsn 49, sss IS.
IHrasflkea. Js6fjce. Those indebted
], are re0nesied q call Immediately and setile
~. nv capital being small, must collect
in NV outstanding accounts.
tiickEelA. Oet. 81, 1888. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

-. geOb's RlssaiaS0 fsc LsxxfI1e slt.
7CsYysf a Letter from "a; 1snss.y, ~ Es49 ma
q teg56ndS 0lfsx Ia ssa5SEigsss
AkAH Slk-I hereby eegiifgs that, hagiag been
sexe,eis afflicted with fhe Ehsumaiism, tor con.
iensth ofiime, and receiving - essential
oenen. rem any other sned6iae, ~ lengik maeena
Dn. 9ER8sS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.
sno ,O0nd almost Immediate Trlief And ne senne
e " have passed away since hare been relieved
= aHat tedious complaint, Isass ihs strSAEe roa
nSnee 10 the efficacy Of this Liaimenl E5Ehe cure II
r re"s'@at'c affections in geaerai. speak ~ ila
from my own experiences Alnae. ~ segerNf ndi-
sausa o. ms acqGaintance have experienced the ben.
en- o. th.s truly valuabe sdieint Glen oilseF ned
scHi prescriptions have iailedta afford thea telieI.
p AZ, ELI L0N0LEY, gR4
q 1at lair Trial can give IN adeqaase idea
ensvn!ted eficary. Ithas frequently cared hep-
na.c anecs.oea o. years siandiaG, in toar and twep-
ncafs! % also recommended rs one Of the bNst
erpueas'oas known for slitnees DC abe iainse Mens
mes. sCeaes aad ehiihlains. Price so cenfs.
Z W Nsae genuine anless siened r, KtDDER, snlr
gFol'r,esor, and Successor 10 pr. cORwkHs ~ wtpm
q y ior gate, II his Coaa,ius Rs6m, No. 90 Caag,-
slEees Bosaoa' aud ase Cor sae hisspscial a6ia,.
Doctors Buel and Recasoith. Lifehfeld: . and By
Ednard Coacles, &Oash F6sms. N II
. SApiemher g5 - q $3.50 8 .E.aY
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

Orockery, Glass Ware DC.
II the good people Of this and adjoining
towns wish to purchase any 81 the above
named articles. they may rest assured that
they will be sold on as reasonable terms as
could be wished, with the surety Of obtain
ing good articles, by calling at
+. no ssi !. 1900 M. MORSE g. CAMPS,
Seren doors Eas1f b Genre 81 Aircc,io,,,' y
and one door Wesi Of Maasion House.
Litchfeld, Sept s, 1850. e.a IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

At Court Of Probate holder ~ Latch IsIds sOifs-
q IL ana for tie disfrictc LifckG % ne al
n dayef Nou'ber, 1889 Phisshas AEiseSx Esq.
gt,lGie Judge Of the Court IF Probate ~ It'd
- disiric6 being dead-- present, CalSiB halter,
y Esq. Judge Of the Court cf Probate for lie
v,ssadjciniag diarics Of Plyaoith, sch0 aaay By
W lssc aet, holding Ahe same !:
THIS Court doth order and decree that
y creditors Of the estate q H0RAcEI BAN
cRoEx, late Of TorringtoB, in said distFict Of
Etch6eld, deceased, be allowed six fllpnil.s
ftom this 9Th day of November 1889, within
which 20 present and exhibit fheir claims 70
Damaris Bancroft and Fredesick n yNhiiing,
administrators on said estate, for settlement;
and all claims not presented tosaid adminis-
trasors during that time will be debarTed q
recovery and fEiis court doeb ORDER and Dc.
tcct that said administrators give public no.
ticeof this order by advertising t6s same 10
. newspaper printed in Litchfield, and by
possi1G the sane on the public signpost 10
said TofsingtOn nearest the place whesesaid
deceased lass dwelf. Certified from record.
q 80 G. G. WooDRUrss Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

OF hero Is infini,sslrr ls.,s.,Sss fIsIsg ~ 49,
can much befaer n,,s ., a.,.
loreliness. than the gepilernen ,.;fh ;n~,s-
Ii Besides. there 3 sTS,.s ...... .. s..
lone than the other 80 -. :. !. - = 80
tRhata very rare fhinv e = 1,,,,As,.,... -.
He is an absolute uhCeniS hia.. -.
When We look around siuonr orr
acqtiaintnce a. Ion ne rosvs -, -. -
counter Ia orr daily N IT. xulIl 5, s, s,lI
quantity Of .sine slSiisF as,,rses; "A -.
meet with. How rusre -. . b;gh ma f,fs.,,.
forcheaHs, ana airs chisle, X,
the contrary. thaf 6,inhsrag ~ ss;,.e M
snub noses, Of hiah ch6E hOs,cr ma ~
cheeks, of extensive months siSes ieefh..
lplexions enconnter is - ver., s,.s,, 80
many are short ma tat nov rSasst lone 80
luuhk and nenrlv III hh,v; ! ~ ~ "a
In tiick 4 rers,,hal,aso nrar. o,ss,t a, n;
taken hold az ma prf s., = show. TThst -
he hut n Fesf,Ynafh n, RI q lcss
all oaious ~, is, .;,,s,,is z.
9s Let him be confined ~ iainoe3 's-ys
h NAV not he nesvI mr. n Is s,,,, ss,,s T.,
most things are valued n npssnori,,s - shs;s
rarity. Men nre yainer az nsersonal hean,w
than women and far less skslfi,i y, $1,000.
ing their vanity !, conseunenilv. 4 hsr5scr..,
man il aeriaed .imDertsnenoes-..s rhSrmsch-
pFee NoFcissus.t he islof 0pinion that The
DusanssS oi me wofid stands stills In ordef ID
eIye Slns, people engeEed thereiA leisure 10.
y - ninn. Whcn ne appears he
Lninks fnllf9Au thoNgh and emotions in the
lobliterated. in order 10 make room. FOR ansin.
tense feeling of adniraticY1. wv Ha xss,lS nra;se.
certain that every syoIr,nn who lools ,,,,cn
him loves him. ana thaf her neace N n,;nd'is
theneefofth sacrificed; and he has eyensiRe
SgtcSlous iohy % suppose that ne - admlfed
Dy those q ms own sex Poor deladea mcf-
sai! iattie does ne dream THAT men ofsenso
never 'Destow thought ON his pretty face.
ana tnat those who are not overburdened
WIN mat qualify. ieel avery strong dealEes
inGnSos'-Io KICK MN. 81, saif siA.ss
y. vnyssnen, y gee looks 10 reality 20 gfe9s-
~ an'ellere wan me accumulation o. go0d
sociabie and compafionabls purp ia wS in,
should we be bored with those pen and ink
Adonfses! t'ss %aEy4 @sNag ssfSs %ji9asa X
y 10 not necessary. eIsy Ssss NJ g},3s.t. !.
40 real life how many handsome women
40 we ma linked f0 plain, Hnd sometimes
odd-i0oking fishes whom there IL every Joa-.
son 70 suppose they ar0st olerably fond Cfs--
why then 10 that which processes 70 be ac co.
py from lifes should i BE- held impossible for
me herolnes 70 fall IN love with any iothDr
than regular pieces of phyeical perfection g.
They would much gTS.lis t, !. = plain tdaal
M W.. adFnltcd Them man 4 handsome man
VINO VINO admired On himself And when hey have
dsfciency IN fliinE 81 inv think iissls nssfe
about 4. being by no means such slaves 70 !
me eye eng appearances ~ sensible. reason.
aUle, Y. - - pnoIouna
s ~. ~ ~ 49,
n y fSspEy nOi% pEosOMma Urn usausuut thMn
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

M 0UsLzN pc LAlRs, Satin EyIpbIdes Clock
lyA ings or Victoria Goods for dresses
Bombasines English, French and German
Merinos plain and fig'd darlCand light Cir.
eassiaas; lig'd and plain Silks English and
American Prints, &c. &c. &c. and 20 forth.
] Lieckfil9 0eis 10. ss !. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

lNEN and Cotton Table Diaper. brown
- and white Table Cloths, Scotch and
Russia Diaper, for sale by - as&
Oct. "a. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

sAEa Conrf ~ Probate holden ~ Rlymesfh mid.
q ~ as5 for he Distres # Rlygloltth, hi tie
"a 20fb day n Ocisbsr, A. y. 1850 nc
Present, CaEuin Baflsr. Esq. Judge.
snN motion Of Russell ReynDlds md Sally
~ HusnastOu, administrator % the eslaie
Of CAxxn HunAsroE, late Of Plymonfh, With.
in said district, deceased this eonTf doth de-
cree ahat six months be alloNed and limited
Sox the creditors of said esiats % exhibit their
claims against the same 10 the administrators
and directs that public notice b given Of
this order By advertising ina newspaper
pubIished u Iitehfeld. and BY poslinga CO.
py thereof On the public signp0sk inanid town
Of Plymouth nearest the last residence ofthc
deceased. h Certified from Rscerd.
% SIS sCAEvIG BUTLER, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

ssiss lNHOEcOtty1llG AGAdemys 81
iTWyHE winter Term Of she 1FoIc0ftville
4 AcaAemy will commences o. Monday
SIl6 4ihs0f November next, under the inssFnc-
ton Of Mr. HEHnY NoRToNs Of 0osllen.
sT TuitibSy fgF common English branches -
per qllafter for the higher English branch
.es ~ a ~ 81 F7isi'T'a
Y The term will continue 1--WE or SIX months.
SAMtEL A. GnOVEs, a,,.,...
80 Fl Wn. 3. HUNsznsORD, A
WolcptEriHe, S4L %. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21
NY II. EAaRINl An ]

~ by R. NkEAk RIM AN. ii
a CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER
YXTHO has received from New York, and
wv will keep on hand. q good nssorsment
Of Jewellers Goods, as chcap can
be had in the state-c0,.stsfin in Payf N
Ear Rings. Finger Rings. Breast Pins. Belt
Slides and Buckles, Silver Spoons. Epecta.
cles, Thimbles, Pencil Cases, Butter Knives
and Sugar Bows Plated spoons, Snni1ers,
and Trays; near.sighted Spectacles and Eye
Glasses; Steel Pens, Razors. Penkniyes Sells.
sors, Tuning Forks, Tweezers and MnRuets |;
Music Boxes, Violips, Ciarionels Flutes, lies,
Violin Strings, Clarionet Reeds, Flute and
Fife Prcceptors, Shell Combs, Watch on sc.
~, Nv. Erens Camc,i.ills ard Fan,ilv Ape
rient Pills, with directions reconmcpded BY
thousands for dyspepsia, nervous and al
stomach complaints. for sale here.
4 One door east of Presbyterian Church, =,
Nh LieifeH. 1852 B tas,~s \. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21
cSa 49,. rs zs:s..l

BssegsS 6gsstt Hard Ware,
Molassess Sugar. Tea, Coffee. Spices ground
and unground, FLOU r, Salt Snuff and To-
bacco, smoked and picked HoIabut, picked
and dried Goldfish, Ehad, Mackerel, SOLE
lLEATHER, &c, aF 81 ID. WHEELER.
Il Li6kfelA, 0tf. o. Na e93A5g5, 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21
NEW GOODS.

sSe UskAMB4 Nv
WAS just received fresf supply Of New
IL Goods among which are q sew pieces
of Muslin de Lains /; d beautiful piece Of blue
black French BOmbazihe; blue black SILK ;
Gloves. Hosiery. &c. Hay q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

"HlTE and cola Horse Blankets, Whit.
Nv ney Blankets. white and colcred Elan.
neis, &c. &c. for sale. 49, 3 .
October 81. Isaac LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-11-21

We happened the oiher day Is be. c6nsess;ne abon
me SUB treasury with leading loco of ttis region
IN iun tide OF experiment said he Il ca,I
make SKATERS muck ,Dorse tkan they are aosu We fe
this rcason 70 be a poser, and knocked under Of
Wpnder il. this : the most enlightened nation in
the word. For six or eight pears we have been keps
IN constant agitaiiOn respecting the currency
ruling party during the greater psFt II che time have
had tul swing, and have gone ON improving aud 70
improves until We are advieed il Keeping our money
to take lessons from Cuba and from, Eiia, hkcAusS
IT cAN'TMKEE MATTERS Much WORSE nv. n :Sshs..
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-26
PROSPECTUS
No 80 Camp st


THE snbscribor proposes to publish, in tho DO.
ginning OF tho ensuing winter, Condemnation If
the twenty volumes Of the Old and Now Series of
Martins euisana Reports, to DO comprised IN four
volumes. svn., according to til" model of Peters
condcrs.u Reports.
This work is now in preparation by J. Burton
Harrison, Esq Of this city. assisted by William F
Brand. Esq. The Editor s also permitted BY a
distinguished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and by one of the sitting Judges, to expcc, from
their personal supervision all thu advantage which
may naturally be rcaped from their experience,
Such work is becoming every day mora no.
cessary, as tho original is voun,inous, expensive
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
fest in the other States of tho Union, in references
to the peculiar Jurisprudence Of louisiana and the
circumstance OF the numerous principles here de-
cdst in the adjustment OF conflicts of laws makes
the knowledge Of our adjudged cases of prime uti.
lity 10 the jurists Of tho whole Union. Moreover.
tho rising republic Of Texas has adopted our codes,
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes. indicating the parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those In the
more authoritative forums of the other States, vii,
NC added 10 each case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave.
and will be delivered, bound, to subscr hers at 6
per VOL; in case il should be found practicable 10
compress it into three volumes, tho p-ico to SUD-
,cribers will DO ~ per vol.
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN,
Cam and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-26

f.W GOODS-Simsnons Hartt L. CO are now IRE
tceving from on card ships Ynzoo and Sarnfo-,
"hdhr'g Conc"rda, from New York, great variety II
goods III their line, which together with their torn,e,
suck on hand, makes their chi very.. plee,
ne following compose pnrt, viz ell twist .r side
ck and dressing combs, horn do full descriptions, In
i'a rubber, silk and worsted elastic gur,crs common
nhe elastic suspeners loco foco and Lucier matches
seihz powders, powderpu!s and boxes, toilet powder
pocket books and wallets, needle bucks, she'll ponrl
ivory and lrnrocco card cases. head ornaments Main ro
raj bends, necklaces anl nesgees bead Chains head
eckaces cut glss and plain seed silver and gilt b-ads
Indian beads, bells and plumes pistol aud large now
er TASKS, shot BELTS horse, belt. pocket and ue;i;n
pistols; double and single harreed gums Bowie Knives
and rks. scissors, shears pocket knives guard chains
and ribbons whist buckles CLOTH hair tooth nail comb
srt'b. shoe, plate, floor and busting brushes Coogne
Florida, lavender rose and bay waterassorted essences
aud extracts, Niaccassar, bear antique and Wnr W..
geable har oils shaving and toilet soaps Of ali des.
srpt."ns ladr'' and gentemens' desks and dressing
cases. ar rleg!ets, rzottes and bras plain fncy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured coat and
vest buttons, pear. and ivory shirt do, shirt atuds gold
ana SILVER pencil cases, toohpcks and twcezers. Mated
:h gu i9ckets, miniature do, silver, brass and Steel
GUINNESS hooks and cs, hair pins imitation fr,it iii.
mn rsd'nk, shoe backing victims and guitars. rLei
wa pun pcrcnsslon cups, linah twne scented cusL
gold n''d sherlace and fringe latter pnpcr gnme
'aSS' riipg WHIPS walking canes PLAYING IN, ,,s i
'"id. p'aad and gilt jewellry &r. INV
i'r above, together with great vJric, Of ,I,,, 49,;
"s 'r offered at wholesale retail u,I arcomnoui;
cr'ms, y" commanding
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-26
& PAPER HAN.ilN1: srnur

| UPHOLSTERY & PAPER HANGING STORE
Henry siebrecht, (tormerlyJ G. Wicks l. Coz
would mes, respectfully in form his friends and
the public in general, that he has and is constant,
~ receiving a general assortment Of upholstery
and paper hanging. The following comprices
part Of his stock, which he offers for lie al Who'll,
sale OF retail on the most accom- IN oda,u8 term.
viz
French velvet and satin paper, latest s,ylc Jo
half common and common. Philadelphia glazed
and unglazed do do, French landscapes, fire
boards, blinds, &c. do velvet and woreted do do.
'noresnze do c"lnrs, silk fringe and enlloons of ali
qualities, patterns and prices, worsted trinres as
sorted pattern. plain and colord. Swiss m uslin.
latest style plain and colouaed, cotton drapcry
muslns plain and twiIled, ns-orted coIors. new
style OF needle work for pnfa cushions, f,ostu,l
covers &c new style Of bell pulIers, rused figures
and plain, gilt window ornaments If all patterns
and sizes, gilt eagles ba,al and spesrs, feathers.
&c, g ass knobs, castere, hair cloih, figured and
PLAIN, a largo assortment Of toys r chilIren:
large silk cord and tassrls, wursted cord aud las,
sells, general assortment Of uph"Is,ero and paper
hahginer, constantly on hand and foo sale at ihs
Invest prccs at Nos II Royal aud I'll Custom
Hnuse SITS.
n F--Persons in the city or f,om the cnuntry.
are respectfully invited 10 saI and Byzantine Tor |;
themselves. CnrPes and curtains made in the /
|ates, mode m style, rooms prepared a, the suorr.
est notice, and all kinds OF upholde.,ery wolk
ZONE with neatsess and despatch. oc,3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-26

l1nve. MoS,Is e .s We 1o G:y u, , Go.
o'clock. IN per U mnil boa,
for Halls Lending, above Blnkcly thence four
u,st coaches I" Observation-Disclosures o. cam boats To
Lagr .npe, hero the la nd route is resumed-,henco
via Mn'ianna and Br"wnsvc, Fla. Bainb,iIpe
PmderoAn, II .wkinsvilc. Saundersvle e. Louis
Vile 10 Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly ", h
The rnii road cars 10 Charleston, AMI The .,.,r,
packers 10 Now York, Norfolk Philadelphia. etc :.
The steam'b"a's are the hes for the service. and
the navigation presents more advantages than can
he found upon any steamboat route in The .ou h.
region.
The great improvements in the route have hecn
produced by the construction Of fifty miles Of new
road, by the pr'pretors, viz from I.aGranpe on
Lafayette Bayou, an nrm Of Sanin Rosa B,y. 10
Bryon.'s Ferry, on the at,ahnoc,ee liver. ion
"'iI' above tue C"~e'd, or ii above Cedar Bluff,
whereby tie navigation OF the river, and the con.
sVuent dolen,ione, and more recently the inc,n
venient crossing n, the Cowford, ure entirely
avoided, and n. fine road from Mariana direc,
to Bainbridgc, instead Of the ruundubou, ro,d via
Chaisahoochee, lessenng The distance abou, fnr,y
miles, and increasing the facilities more than
once day.
Alpo, branch line of two horse staoe. quarry
other dny fun H,wkinsvr, via Perry TO Macon.
Ga. connecting with the line: To Savannah, and
Darien, Geo.
A mail steamboat. plies regularly be.weer
cambridge and Apalachicoa. Travellers wishinp
| 10 reach any point on Chattuhoochee or Aualach,s
cola, can tnke steon boat at Brownsville.
Mobile TO Pensacola-Land Rou e--Durinp the
time occupied by the repairs of bna,s, the proprie
tors Of tbs Florida line will run line Of fou
horse pos. coaches every other day between Mo.
bile aud Pensacola.
Passengers will leave NJ oble a ; O'Clock n m
IN the U mail boat, and proceed to HALLS Land.
ing, where tour horse coach will 10 IN waiting ,c
| convey them to tho excellent house Of Mr.. Cba1e.