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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05
virginia State T., sacry,

For the brnrlir o the Town of Wheeling, Class No.
g. far 1880 To he drawn al AL xaudra, Va Saturday,
November % 1889
BRiLLrASr SCHEME 40 COO SIG 600 So e4O. 50 600;
prizes 81 81 600; do If 81 5un; do OF 2oU; do.
oil ST. 300; ~ "i $500; 80 ri $500 &c.
10 Number LOutry-I4 Drarn Ballots.
Tickets only $40 Halves So Quarters 81 80
Certificates OF packages of 20 " hole Tickets $3.50
DO do &c Half do 65
DO do 2G Quarter do so so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Class Z. Tor Ic39
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, Nov. 80.
GRASp CAPITALS
prize Of S'OtOO ] prize OF $buD0
do 10 600 40 do 1000
do 5000 30 do $50
do $500 CD do quo
| do 1897 G3 do $50
Tickets only $40, Halves 5, Quarters 9 so.
Certificates Of Packages Of 20 Whole Tickets $3.50 0o
Do do % Halt do % 90
Do do - Quarter do so so
II Orders for tickets from any part Of the United
States BY mail or otherwise enclosing Cash or Prize
Tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention as on personal ap
pication ard the result (when requested) mmedI
atey after The drawing-if addressed 10
d. NJ. HOYT
Orders in all cases are confidential.
Oct % 49-f
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W r Johnson's Boston won The second day purse,
81 500 mile heats bea,Ing Lards Decatur IN heats
Time m. 81 m Sc
The Sd days mile heats. purse S GOO, one third OF
which goes 10 The Cd best-E J. Wilson's Omrgn beat
Lard's Clarion and Van Meters Mentor (Clarion VIM
Mug the Isl heatl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05

Washington Navy Yard and Commoiore ballard 4 60.
;- in, a Nasal Board he il tf ordered 10 one o.
~ ya,ds l. said that Con""d"fr hcge'J ~ 1a]e
c,in,nd Of the Btsz,s station and eaii suun III the U
s lriga,e now nj Buson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05
.uanage,s' Office, Esichnsossz, 20
VIRGINIA state lottery.

For the benefit of The Nonongna Academy.
Class No 6, for le30
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, 10Th
November, l-39
GR.sD SCHEME $3n0U0 $4,000 Sc 0o0, 5000,
81 600 81 sou 81 600 81 7I7 - prizes Of UUO, DC.
10 Numhrr L"tlery-l3 Dawn Ballots.
Tickets only $40, Halves Quarters 30
Certificate Of Packages Of % " hole tickets $3.50
Do do % Half 90 65
Do do % Quarter do SO so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Office io -, South Street, Baltimore.
CAPITAL PAID Is, Two MILLIONS "F DolLARs.
TENE President, and Trustees Of this Company receive
IL Money on Drpnslle on which interest viii br al.
lowed; make assurances Lives grant Annuiies and
ENDORSEMENTS, aud receive and mauoge Trusts 81 every
description which may be committed To their charge,
whether from individuals, corporate bodIes or courts Of
justice
l. MoSEY will be received and held in trust md The
interest thereon paid semi annually quarterly in
ormity with the direction OF the ownsr-o The interest
will he placed at the end Of every six months to the
credit Of the Trust Fund for accumulation
g LIFE IHsuRAScE.-Persons may effect insnrnnces
with the Company upon their own lives the lives Of
Others for one year. term oil years, or m whole OF
life The table Of computed for this Company
upon the mast favorable terms well Tor the officers Of
the Navy and Army as cl'Izensard may be had onsr-
pcann to the Company its Agents.
3. ASSuiTIEs.-1h These will be or nrd upon such
terms wall enable the annu,snt 10 enjoy The largest
income for any given amount OF money
A. ESp0wMESTs.-A person who desires 10 provide
capital for ward, when he shall arrive at the
age of u years, a marriage portion for daughter,
can effect 1t through thus Company
Officers and Trustees Of HE COmpnny-P MacanIey,
Esq NJ D President Baltimore; John Dner Esq. l..
d., Vice President, New York. Richard Wilson, Sc.
crerary, 1hurson. Assistant Secretary
TrustccS -Isaac Lawrence. Beverly Robinson. u.
McVickar. Charles A Davis. Samuel Wrlmofe DAVID
Hadden Anthony Barckay. l. Suares. George T. Tall
man, P G Nevus Roswell l. Cult, M"IfIs Robinson,
New York; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM. Plat. John Moss,
Philadelphia James Cox. WIN Msyhra. Samuel
Hoffman, Frederick Bruno, 6 Odiieid, Joseph
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, il Baltimore
Applications may be made personally, or by letter,
post paid. 10 the Agents for the company IN virginia,
who will furnish the rates and other necessary In"tma
ton persons DESTROYS Of ercling nsuranceso or max
ing other arrangements through this Company oF the
beneii, Of their families estates.
r NJ TABB. .3gcni, Richmond, Ia
agents in TUgtnin.
PulLrr NJ TARB. Esq. Richmond
WV S SlMrsos. ESQ., Petersburg.
Gro. CAMP, Esq. Norfolk
ROBERT ASpERsos, Esq Williamsburg
joins BErcE, Esq Winchester.
June II I'LL
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c,, P;U.y. nyJ Ham Pyiss

s,orss, E!llsic and Hoop Po'ss
10000 S1Hv I'VE: '.s 's ss sc 's'iG "S
ru,s IL snn,f Nanrd- lor winch ic oest pTce IN cash
"'' J G WATSON,
.lgtnL Penitcntiary.
Oct 90 ou-ih
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VIRGINIA State Lottery,
LOTTERY Authorized ny THE
state Of Maryland

1o,cn Hall and other buildings in HE City Of Baltimore,
Class 3. TOR 1880.
To be positively drawn in The city Of Baltimore, on
Uednesday, .Norsmbsr 81 1889
Under The Supprntendrnce Of Commissioners
The holder of the Capital will receive $50, 900 nett
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PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON 8 g

/: PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON, s. C
By tie .Aa"hc Steam Pachtts South CGroijaq. Capain
Gogee-" G,a gif t0ytE,H Ioitn%.
iSSHESf. popular oud y .km1wn SEA Stra;U .lrL.
IL having been newly cnrpered. and put IN lie bp.,
possible nrGer wlIl commence their regular trips in Sem
TENDER next.
LEAVING NORFOLK.
Georga, Capt Rollins. on Saturday. l4Ih September.
5. Carolina, Capt Coffee Saturday, 2ist do
LEAVING CHARLESTON.
Georgia. Capt Rollins on Saturday. 2lst $. p;rmher
Carolina Cap, COFFEE. Saturday 2-rh d,
And 50 on leaving Norfolk and Charleston alternately
EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers by these Steam Packets for Charleston
leaving New York On Thursdays Phladrphla Thurs.
day evenings or Friday mornings VIII be in tine for The
N"rolk boat on Friday evening. q, clrrk from Bal.
tim"re, 10 join The harleson Steam Packet waling al
Norfolk, on Saturday
Tickets - be had nj the Office, Bowy's wharf Bal,i
more, or from B Peck. Agent CiiIzens Union Line,
Dock street ~harf Philadelphia. on board The Norfolk
Boals-Passage and fare board the Bouts be tween
Baltimore and Charleston. $50.
o. Carriages and horses can be taken in Tie Georgia,
and freight in both Boats
For further particulars. enquire of
T. SHEPPARD, Trsasurer.
Aug % [3l-3ml B"wLYs WHARF,
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China, Looking Glasses, Chandeliers and Lamps.

u HAVE just opened extensive ossor,mpn, Of The
must induce my customers to purchase, Consisting in
part Of The following articles
Superior Gilt China Tea Sets great variety Of Patterns
Canton, Granite and Print Dinner Services, IN various
Superior Astral Chandeliers for Churches, Halls and
Parlnurs
Astral Lamps Bright and Bfonze-of and superior
patterns
Manel Lamps, with Glass Drops, Bright and Bronze
Stand Lamps. &c. do do
Cut and PLAIN Glass Hall Lamps
Reading Lamps
GirandoIes with glass drops with from 10 lights
Candelabras. for and side Tables
Brackets with from 10 ! lights
Lamps OF every variety for Churches Stores Factories
and Parlurs
Looking Glasses, consisting in part nf ManreI Pier
Toilet and Shaving Glasses. from $500 10 81
Table Cutlery Of superior quality from several Manu-
factories
Plated Candlestcks Frui, Baskets Casters Snu.rssnd
Trays, &c.
Gu, and PLAIN Decanters. Tumbers Wines, &c, with a
very general assortment OF every description OF Earth.
enware, China and Glass
Tea Trays, Waters, sc of new patterns
Brass Tenders, Andr"us, &c, with an assortment Of
House. keeping articles. too numerous In nlinn
The subscriber feels DESTROYS that his country and
city friends should favor him with call, To examine his
stock OF goods and prices before purchasing epw hire
he feels confident that the great vay and pw puces
will be great Inducements t" purchasers
JAMES EVANS, .hon STRAIT
Sept q 4l-3m
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From The .71iugdon Puppies F,itnd)
EMORY < HENRY COLLEGE AND COMMON SCHOOLS.
Eytratt Of utter from Protestant Episcopal Clergy.
Baltimore, 10 If TIC Itsito's n Emory and
Henry Collage:
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WAsHISGTos Oct 90, 1889
The hdniant General regrets 10 announce 10 The or
fcers of The Department the death of Brevet CANAAN
George n Griffin, Assistant Adjuisnt General who
died in Florida The 9Th Of October after an iness of
few days Captain Griffin had long served with zeal
and ability in the Staff of The Southern Army Bripa.
der General Taylor bears testimony TO his merit and in
his official despatch well remarks: "in his death The
Army has lost one of lis most useful and valuable
members and the country Of lis most faithful pub
lie servants"
As testimony Of respect for the memory of the de-
ceased, the Officers Of the Adjuant. Generals Depart
ment will Grape the left nrm and lie hilt of The
sword, for The period of thirty days
R. JONES
.3djutant General
Hianebago Treaty.-The st. Louis Republican of the
18Th inst. has the following paragraph and notice of The
d"ings under This famed treaty:
Scarcely Justice We understand that the commission
eTs 10 reexam'ne end adjust the various claims under
The Winnebago treaty, have performed that DUTY and
lef Prairie du Chen Gen Cameron and Mr. Broad
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

UPHOLSTERY & PAPER HANGING STORE
Henry SieLecht, Formerly J. C. Wcks L. Co..
would mes, respectfully inform his friends aud
the public in general, tina, he has and is cons,an,,
iy receiving general assortment of upholstery
and paper hanging. The following comprlces a
part Of his stock, which he offers for sale at whole,
sale or retail on the most accommodating terms
viz
French velvet and satin paper, latest style !; do
halt common and common, Philadelphia glazed
and ungta%ed d" do, French landscapes, fire
boards, blinds, &c. do velvet and worsted do do.
morrarze do c"Iors, silk fringe and gaoons of ali
qualities, patterns and prices, worsted ringes as
sorted pattern. plain and colnr,d. Swisu m usIin.
latest style plain and colouaed, cotton drapcry
musins plain and ,wi'led, assorted coors. new
style OF needle work for sofa cushions, fools,
covers &c new style OF bell Pule,s, raised cures
and plain, gilt window ornaments Of all patterns
and sizes, gilt eagles batal and spears, feathers
&c, glass knobs, casters, hair CLOTH figured and
PLAN, n large assortment of toys f r children
large silk card and tassels, wo1sted cord aud In,
sells, general assortment of uphoIsero aud PAPER
hahgings, constantly on hand and foo snIe Mt Inc
lowest pncts al Nos al Royal aud "a Cu.tom
House SITS.
n E-Persons in the city or fom the country.
are respectfully invited 10 aall and examine tor
themselves. Carpets and curtains made in the
latest modern style, rooms prepared at the suort-
est notice. and all kinds OF uphodes,ery work
ooHe win leatsess AND despatch. uct3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
PROSPECTUS.


the subscriber proposes to publish, in the be.
ginning OF the ensuing winter, Condemnation ci
the twenty volumes of the Old aud New Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports, to be comprised IN four
volumes, s'o., according to tho model Of Peters
Conacnsrd Reports.
This work is now in preparation by J. Burton
Harrison, Esq, OF this city. assisted by William F.
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by
distinguished retired Judge Of tho Supreme Court
and by ono of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all tho advantage which
may naturally be reaped from their experience.
Such work is becoming every day more nc.
ccssary, as the original is vouminous, expensive,
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani.
fest, in the other States of the unon in reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence of louisiana and the
circumstance of the numerous principles here de.
cidci! in tho adjustment of conflicts of law s, makes
the knowledge of our adjudged cases of prime uti.
lily 10 the jnrists of the whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes,
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel case.
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those IN the
more authoritative forums Of the other States win;
added TO each case.
Tho work will form four volumes, royal octave.
and will be delivered, bound, 10 subscr hers at S6
per vol; in it shout! be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, tho p-icc to sue.
'crbcrs will be ST per vol.
Subscriptions received by
WIN McKEAN,
~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09

NEW GOODS-SimmOns HART e. now 're
Icciving from be ard ships Ynzoo and Saralos;
and brig Concoriu, from New York, great variety u1
goods in their line, which together with their former
stock on hand, makes their emf verye' pcte
The following compose part, viz: ell twist, t..r ;lc,
tuck md dressing combs horn do ofall descriptions In
dia rubber silk and worstc elastic carriers, common 4
fine elastic s,sprnders, loco oco and Lcar matches
Sedlitz powders powder puts and boxes toilet powder
pocket hooks and wallets, needle books, she'll near
raj beads neck!ac nnl ncgigees, bead cAais bead
necklaces cut glass and pasec silver and gil, beads
Indian beads, bells and plumcs pistol and large pow
Ter TASKS, shot belts, horse, belt pocket and ducng
pistols; double and single barrc!led guns Bowie knives
and dirks scissors shears, pocket knives guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, CLOTH HAIR tooth nail comb
-rumb shoe, plate, floor and busting brushes, Cologne
Florida, lavender and bay essences
and extracts, Aaccassar bear, antique and Wards We
getnbe hair oils, shaving and toilet soaps of all ,les
crptInns, ladiea and gculemrns desks and dressing
cases. huir rcgets zettcs and braids plain fancy and
musical work boxes plain and gill; figured coat and
vest buttons, pearl and ivory sh, do shirt studds gold
and silver pencil cases, ootpcks and weezers pl0cJ
md gait locke, miniature do, silver brass and steel
'ninbes, hooks and eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and rednk, shoe biacking, yollis and guitars ribeJ
and hian percussion caps, iiulh twine scented cush
i"ns gold and silver lace and trngr latter PAPER rame
hags, riding WHIPS walking canes, PLAYING cards ine
gold, plhtsd aud gilt IeNsiiry Sc.
he above, together watt sIcnl variety .f Other ,f,
los are offered at wloalauE retail IN accun.,al;n,
N b Shell ro,uL. ,,,,aA,J
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-09
THE FLORIDA LINE

1 r"% h M%"s .s ,s 1" Jsy . Gs
'as-+'-ss se-ss*ss o'clock. p IN per U S mnil boat
for HALLS Lending, above Eak ely thence four
post coaches t" Peasaco la-th"nco Steamboats, to
Laer,n where the land Ioute is resum ec-,bence
via Mariana and Brownsville, Fla. Bainb,iJoe
P,nderown, II ,wkinsv!e SaundersvlIe e. Louis
vile /" Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
the rail road 10 Charleston. and the steam
packets 10 Now York, Norfolk, PHILADELPHIA, etc
The steam boats are the hes; Tor the service. and
the navigation presents more advantages than can
he found upon any steamboat route in the souih
crn reniUh.
The great i'nprnvem cn's in the roAtn have hccn
produced by the construction o! fifty miles of new
road, by the pr'prr,nrs, viz from l.aGronne on
l'afavrile hnE"n, m arm Of Santa Rosa B,v, 10
I.yant's Ferry, on the Chat'ahonc.rc liver. len
Mil,s ahuvc the G"w:srd, or IA above Cedar Bluff.
whereby the navigation OF the river, and the con.
saquent detcnions, and more recently the incon
venlent crossing at the Cow ford, ure entirely
avoided, and a fine road from Mariana direct
tn cambridge, Instead 0, the roundabout road via
Cha'ahoochce. lcssening the distance abou, forty
miles, and increasing the facilities more thai,
once day.
Alro, branch line of two horse s,oocs over,
other day nom llawkinsvil!c, via P,rry to Macon.
ga. connecting with the line TO Savannah and
Darcn, Geo.
A mail steamboat rrs regularly between
Balnbiluge ana Apu.achrola. Travel rs wishi u
10 reach any point on Chatlahoochee or Apalayh;-
cola, can take steot.hoat al Brownsville.
Mobile 10 Pensacola Land Rou e--Duripp the
time occupied by the repairs of boas, the propre.
tors OF tbs Florida line will run line of iou,
horse posi- coaches every other day between No,
bile and Pensacola.
Passengers will leave Mobile at 3 o'tI,ck D m,
in the U mail boat, and proceed to Halls Land.
ing, where Il iuur horse coach will te IN waiting IN
convey them to the excellent house of Mr.. Charles
sial', mile distant, where they will find
pleasant accommodations for the night-leaving
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl,
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort oi
night travelling.
O''ce at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col.
Inns Hotel, Pensacola, where sca,s musl be sesu
red. STOCKTON g. Co. npvI
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BOOK BINbERY.
Under The P,cavune OfI;,a ~ Canp AZ.

a-l- SHaet 'ne L catuHe vince, * Sa"V ST. :.
DRONSEMA'& HoWsON beg leave TO inform
ID their customers and the pnhlic generally, ,ha,
tlley have removed their establishment, 10 No. Y
= imp street, Immediately under the office OF the
ziiravnno-where they are prepared 10 execute all
sor'iars in heir line. 900 5.tly. a-e..s t5{
= II wing received from the North supply ofpa.i
per and materials of a superior quality, for the
manufacture Of Blank Books, they offer their SER
wees 10 merchants and others, who may wish
work OF that kind and having the ndvag'age OF
several yaars's experience in that line, they are
confident OF giving satisfaction 10 those who may
f,v"r them with their custom.
For ao'nres, architects and others, maps and
plans will be pasted linen. vanished and
noun, cd in the ncaost manner, 4 at the shortest
no'cc.
Plain and fancy binding, in all rs varieties nj.
CHINA GLASS ~ L 4kIltEN W Axe = vIir;
&c Charres street, New Orleans.
WIN, SERG EANT & Co. importers of'FrencI
w and En!l'sh China and Farther ware. are
no" opening new a,d rich patterns Of break FAST,
dining mud tea services, toilet SO >, pitchers, tea
ana c"ttre cups, 'enpots, sugars, creams, bowles,
plates, dishes, ,'ureems, wash busins an! ewe's,
tout baths, etc. etc.
R'ch Gu, and plain French and American glass.
war'-!ohiets, champa'gnes, lemonades, jelIies,
rlare's, "iaes cnrdlals, centre howrs, docanters.
'um blers, preserve dishes, ceeres, pitchers, lamps,
Lump shade aud glasses. candle shados, salt Gel
iers, etc.
SILVER plated, krnnzed and bri,ania wares-cass
tors, lilnGr stands, cake huskels, cnnd!esicks,
branches, spoons, ladies', coffee nd tcapo sugars,
creams, lamps, iapanned trays, astral slnnd<, and
hanging lamps, fine cutlery, German silver spoons
and forks, together with great variety IF articles
Tor f'mlly use. Merchants, planters, hotels, and
steam b"ats, furnished with goods at the most rea
sonable prices, and pas kad so as to be conveyed
with safely t any par, nt the cnun ~.
Also, nDui prarjps' ,fr "A
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nEGliY X LEE e CO, Nc Magazine street, arc
I'll r"w receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,

l1EGliY X LEE e co, Nc , MagazIne street are
Ill row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville
Kentucky, Eagle and other late arrivals trem :hr
:tlern cities. large and selected assortment
E"is, Boots, shoes and Brogans,
consittns OF ge.icmcn's fine calf and Morocco boots
10 2d quality; do but'd and stout wax pcggcd boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Nlorncc.
r''aes pumps and brogsns b,ckskin shoes, los..s am
slipper mems fine calf and kippcd peggcd shoes and
roSans; do boots; do stout kip an,! wax pegged shoes
III brcgans; gen,lcmen's best quality calf sewe,i Shoes
l,Ogans aud Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
ckIe shoes and brogans; do calf, seal and Merocco
v'an shoes and slippe-s, do calf, buff anu sea, wings
new article; do fine calf seal and morocco quarter
lots; loys misses and ci,ldren's pegsed and sew cd
L. osans, and shoes of every q'Sty and kind.
Also general assortment Of mems stout wax and
rs't rugans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
egro hes, quality, russell brogans, nailed in The
Tanks, made expressly for plantation use; geod AS
rl'ncn! OF mems fine and stout kip russell brogu,s,
article, and arge quan'i', OF an inferior aIi,,
r ssc, and wax brogans.
Ladies' fine calf, seal, morocco and grain welts AM,
pump sole shoes; tn fine French Morocco and kid run
r''nd slippers; do Shoes with and witho, heels;
)iall kinds and qualities; do lasting hrogans; :te-
sand io>ed boo,ces Misses lasting spring shoes anu
o gH,s Chi'tl,ens coorcd Morocco and lasting bro
n las and boots, &c.
>sen,lencns fine fashionable black silk hats TO black
W l'rah beaver do Of superior quality; do imitation
20 ram do; broad and narrow brim mems fine ,:b and
VII ;k Rassa short mapped hats, article. YoHths
In ;e size hats OF different luacs do chil,le,'s
Mems and bcj's black aud drb wool hats of various
s9pes, with general assortment of boys and mems
seal caps.
his assortment viii be rcpenishcd by the arrival of
eLt lacketsirom the named cities, all of which
VIII be sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T
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EIARRoWGATE SPRINGS
.2k21VES
Montgomery county, Aluluiun
IIIKEE DAYS ,JO/JRNE,Y EUni, AMIN,

THREE DAYS JOURNEY EXON NE1v
ORLEANS.
VIE proprietor of This establishment has the plea
i sure OF announcing to his friends and the puhic
m That he will be in readiness by the first ay Of
May IT, receive visi,ers lie will also state far the H.
neht OF those ut distance, that there uve been LARGE
improvements made, and others now going On and in
RAPID progress for completion, which will euablr he
subscriber to accommodate much larger number ,nn
heretofore, and at the same time much better,
fatme can be accommodated u it'll good rooms or
the main building.
1t Is deemed unnecessary ,c say anything in pnr,icn
ai o ie character OF these waters, for ii generally
Believed that they inferior IL any in the Souil-
ern Suites. All the anusements that are generally
ioa'd at Watering Places, will he found nj his. The
besi music that es part oil III country aiiorIs, las
beee engaged and will be in cDns,n, attendance the
Springs during the whole season.
he Subscriber ~ili avail himself Of this op,nr,rny
in returning his uneigned thanks for the very liIer,
support given him last season. and hopes ly the esef
tons t'ia hive been made ia improving md exienli,s
the accommodations To merit 'trra 90 ,ta
Piese", season. jSD CRAM.
nd