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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
The Editor of the New-York Herald
writes thus from Washington, under date
of Thursday night, on the subject of the
Maine Boundary:---
"The excitement which prevails in this
city is OF the most extraordinary character.
1t seems ID be an unanimous throb Of de-
termination, among all parties and all
classes, to support the claims ofthe United
States, as understood by us, at every and
all hazards. The opposition seem more
determined to resist the pre,ensions of
Great Britain than even the administration.
At late hour last evening, on the delivery
Of the Presidents second message, Mr..
Webster delivered one Of his most thrilling
and eloquent speeches. His bold and deer
ded stand was rapturously applauded by the
galleries. The President of the Senate
had some difficulty to restore quiet, so en-
thusiastc is the feelings here in favor of
the conduct aud spirit of Maine. This
topic now absorbs every other subject; at
the soirees in the hotels, along the avenues,
in the lobbies, nothing is heard but guess
lions and conversation on Maine. Even
among the pretty women there is q strong
warlke disposition. The naval and mill
tary officers here are also fierce for
war. For the special mission, John c.
Calhoun has been mentioned---also Mr.
Howard of Baltimore. Will there be war?
The general impression is, among moder.
ate men, that England will compromise the
question by an exchange of territory. Yet.
other opinions are entertained. Mr.. Rush
of Philadelphia, formerly minister to Eng
land, says positively, that England never
will give up the disputed territory. Nay
God avert war--but, if it comes, hurrah
for liberty and the rights of Mafne-tha
glorious title deeds of l776."
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
NEW YORK WEEKLY WING.

The second Annual Volume OF the New York
Weekly Wing is this day submitted TO It's patrons
and The public During The brief year OF Its exls-
tence, it has been favorably received and now en-
joys steadily ncreas ing patronage ana safe oil or
5000 copies per week.
The political character ofThe Wing is fully indi-
Gated by its title 1t will support the cause OF Con-
sttu,onal Liberty, eocal Order, and the suprem-
ecy of The laws with its whole heart and SOUL and
expose corruption pecuation, Jacoblnsl, dlsorgan-
izaion and demagoguism in high places, with no
meay mouthed phraseoogy or craven spirit 1t
will call knavery and hypocrisy by their right names
and hold them up to the contempt OF deceived and
despoiled people. Briefly 1t will labor TO restore
the good old days when integrity and ability were
the chief passports TO pubic station, and when nigh
functionaries seriously implicated in pecuatlon and
gross neglect of duty would have scorned to hold Oh
flee an hour until the charges were on trial dlsap-
proved or overthrown. Il will fearlessly contend
for honesty, fidelity and true Republicanism. 1t
will war against the coruptng Influence OF Exec
live patronage, the seduction of Power and eSpe-
diency, and earnestly contend for genuine ketrench-
ment and Reform.
In its non-poltical features, the Wing will strive
to be instructive useful and entertaining The news
ofthe day will be carefully made up from an am
pie list of exchanges in this country and IN Europe
aided by valuable Foreign Correspondence, Reg
ular reports of commercial transactions VIII be gwen
&c. &c.
The greatest vigilance will be used to afford a
view ofwhatever is transpiring throughout the world
Finally, as large portion of the paper (about one
fourth)will be devoted to original and selected lat
erature as can possibly be spared from tho more
pressing demand, of the times. In short, no labor or
zeal will be spared to render it universally interest
ing and acceptable.
The New York Weekly Wing will hence forth be
issued every Saturday large imperial sheet OF
good paper IN the Quarto form (eght ample pages
to a number) suitable for re,erving and binding at
I hree Dollars per annum; Five dollars for two copies
and at that rate for any larger number, No sub
scrpton received whou: payment in dvance' nor
will any paper be sent after the period of such sub
scrption has expired. Our patrons may therefore be
assured that they will not be troubled to stop the
papers when they shall no longer want them.
Please address,
J. GREGG WILSON s. co.
March, q 1889. 1877 Nassau street.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

~ The Presidents message, comes far
short Of the cxigencies of the case. The
Report of the committee is good, and the
Bill reported by the committee on Foreign
Relations, the substance Of which, we pub
lish to-day, still better. Mr. Webster takes
the correct ground and the final result will
prove his remarks judicious. Let our Gov
ernment come right up to the mark, aud
say to the British Government, that unless
they will enter Into some decisive measures
for the immediate cstablishment,of the trea-
ty line, we shall feel bound, without fail, to
do thai same without their assistance, by
the fourth of July next This is strong
ground-bu,none too strong-we have tried
good words" and soft measures long e.
nough-let us now see what virtue there is
in DECIDED MEASURES.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

SOLDIERS PAY. We have ascertained
tkat privates called out by the State are en-
titled to eight dollars per month, and four
dollars for finding their own clothing. They
are also paid for finding their own equip
ments-so that the whole amounts to about
l3 or IA dollars per month.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

More Troops called .tor-Orders have
been issued by the Adjutant Central cal
ling about one thousand more of the militia
ofthis Stale into active service. About
two hundred of them are detached from the
9Th Cumberland Division -about four
hundred from the 9th Oxford Divis'on)--
and about four hundred from the Sih (Som-
erset Division
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
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THURSDAY MORNING, 9TH March.

thursday JHoRNING, Un JHafcn.
We learn by gentleman, who lef: Au-
gusta last evening, that an Express had ar
rived at that place, from Sir John Harvey.
bringing intelligence of Sir Johns renewed
determination to drive off our troops, unless
his arbitrary and unwarrantable demands
should be Immediately complied with. Sir
John states, SO we learn, that he has 1000
men to bring on with him. Gov. Fairfield.
in reply, tells him 10 come on, if he wishes.
We cannot vouch for the above, but the
probability is, there is some truth in the
statement.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
CLEARED
DR.. RICHARDS

HD ESPECTFULLY sollcs the patronage Of
EG, those citizens of Bowdonham and vicinity,
who may stand in need of his prof sion al services.
DR.. r. May be found at Cnrts's Tavern in Bow
donham Village.
Bowdoinhanl Village. Feb. r. 1889 tr47.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

% l. is rumored that DANIEL WEBSTER,
will probably be appointed Special Minister
to Great Britain This would be exceed
ingIy advantageous for the country.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
NOTICE..
BRICKS AND HAY FOR SALE!

DEOIOTAb I14ND II4A L OlV D4i III.
VUNHE subscriber offers for sale at Bowdonham
H village, 100000 Brick, which will be deliver
ed on any wharf as above, Bath or Boston,
Also, constantly on hand Pressed Hay. in good
shipping order, which will be delivered in Bath if
ordered Persons in Bath, wishing to purchase by
the small quantity, will please call on Capt Lewis
Blackmer, who will furnish the same.
WILLIAM LUNT
Bowdoinham, Feb 10, 1889. 3mos DC
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

By Gen. Scott, was in Portland, on
Tuesday and probably left there Yesterday
for Augusta.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

Exploiting by yesterdays mail later from
the Legislature, or from the seat of War.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
NOTICE.

"A Ii persons having unsettled accounts against
"a the Town of Bath, are requested to exhibit
them 10 the Sclectmen Immediately, for settlement,
MS all accounts against the Town for tie cure Mt
ycnr will be delivered over TO the Auditors of ac.
counts on the first day of March next.
Per Order Sclcclmrn.
JOSHUA PAGE, Chairman.
Bath. Feb c5 1889. 3w 4S
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28

MARINE LIST a5z
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
II % III n 60 II EseE T. gg
ARRIVE ED.

ARRIVED.
March lst,-Ar. sch Deborah, Bragdon, Boston.
5th,-Arr. sch Helen Woop, Boston. The
Helen got ashore at d clock in the morning, the
north side fran Island, but got off next tide with
eat damage
CLEARED
Enrch 2d-sch Fair Dealer, Smith, Boston.
SAILED.
Feb. 2sth-sch Adeline, d Wolf Guadalupe.
q" " sch North Star, Ham, Savannah.
" " sch Margaret, Williams, Savannah.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-02-28
SEINE TWINE.

nRn pounds Salmon Shad, and Herring
IL VSFVB Irvine for sale by
EDWARD HODGKlNS, Central Wharf
Feb q. 1899. ic az.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13

ihns deposited. and Ehsrh cana.
abslFaessd bol ihfosgh he ehsek = -
Treasurer q ne uuIlsd S.sls.. -
whsl sors al ehsnee would Sssu...,''
Price have. pndsr sneh ; st,,,- !,
finance. 70 steal he public mnnis, a.,
he department ofpubiie lands, hos 80
Boyd or Liam or Harris have Ga
splendid fortunes through lhsir lr,us. =.
the goEsrnmeHll lndeed. Swar,sa.,s.
Office would BE- enlirsly s1pssesd.a -
such n arrangement, ahlIe Pri,s {,
attorney Of lhe goEernmenl. IL re,.',.s
II 81. rlIlj be lie mere dsposis,rv -
certificates wholly useless 10 him al ~
course not worthy Uf his pillsEe.
But na-1he party wants Ss a.un,,
and Prize and iioy d and Harris end IL.
and - many more surh wnrsl.iss !, ,L,v
can find Offices for. that they mar sOs,a.
der the public monies. and extend ofFsri,I
/ patronage 10 iis utmost. 10 controlling sl,,.
lions. and thus secure The psrpesul,y a
their own power. They xoHi sgree "a
deposiie in banks 20 The credit Of N.
Treasurer. lest the money should \,
made. - il should be. unsVsilsble 10 ,h,m
unless through The ordinary and lssin.
male expenditures Of The government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13
Fam Tie New lIsmpshife sisissHsa,
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.


We perceive in several leading Wig
journals . strong inclination 10 bring oui
candidates 10 anticipation Of the decision
II tic National Convention. Some are
for Webster. some for Clay, oghrrs Tor
Harrison. and few f1r Gen. Scott
each and al &c whom every body admits
n be worthy of the station IL The Piesi'
dency. and fully eompeten, 10 the DIS
charge of iis high duties. No one las
a inuie exalted opinion Of the graf met
ils Of Me-. Webster than ourselves. lie
has grown np here in the sturdy Norm
his fame has become almost 4 raifl'
mnny--wc rcspscl and would cherish w.
We rtspcci surh man ~ Daniel Wre-
sIer the more because he is a selt-msue
man. who, without the aid of powerful OF
wealthy friends, has himself cut op' us
path 10 fame--a fame in our belief desl'n'
I'd TO be as lasting as ihsi II any ll'lns
statesman. Certainly no candid mind ~
New England can doubt that Mr.. Wro-
sier is eminenily quilted for the Pfssf
dency. We should rejoice in Tho ssIee'
ton of such a man.
Mr.. Clay, in all The characserIsiIcs o.
the patriot aud statesman. has no super.
or. For the South and West be u wha'
Mr.. Webster is for the North and Ess.'
tie man unrivalled. Both srdent pasI,'
OTIS, both so deeply imbued with TePuo'-
can principles aud siiachmen. TO 'ne
Union. that there is no sacrifice shey
would not willingly make 10 preserve H.
They are still essentially different men,
rs different ~ tile fertile, Towering a""
expanding West is from the lrlgid, ever.
green and powerful East. Al The pre'eh'
moment, ue can conceive OF no name
that would touch more enthusiastic iee''
ing 10 lie hearts of tie Wigs OF "'0
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13

pssrnaser. 10 stil President Van naFsH's
SerrelsTy nf The I're2sUEy. CORRUPTION
j. raising her brad Nilhonl shane, uilh-
eul fear. and fsa fss ;. Ne d..minsni lac
liea and The rrigaing dysss.y % concern
Ell without TepIoaeh. The slimules 10
lie AgraTian spirit administered BY the
government q Washington. through all
is orrans-lhe CRY Of Ihe poor against
the rich. which has been Niifully and
successfully Taised--ihe eIamor agsinsI all
Independence in the administration Of
Justice. whieh 10 bui The prelude 10 an
assault on The principle as prnpeIiy-
lIass Disgusting professions II ulirs-demo-
eFsey. loader snl louder. always, IN pro-
portion 70 lhsiTennseious inslneeTiiy-and
Ihe success Of these oJious and dishonest
arts: these are symptoms II Degeneration
firm euETepublican Institutions. The nature
and tendencies Of which are moi 10 be mis-
taken BIZ any man who Las bestowed the
least attention 10 the history Of The progress
and downfall Of republican governments.
Aud unless he practice Of these arts can
Be- siguaily rsbuksd. By describing from
office the unhappy or the guilty man.
xho. willingly or by eompulslon, - the
leader. or Tie tool. of lie faction which
practices them. | for one shall cease 70
have any hope of the Republic. In line.
| I must insist. that Mr.. Risss and every
honest man. thinking ss he thinks Of the
measures Of This administration. ought 10
stand forth With Mr. Tallmadge. aud
proclaim Incorporating hostility 10
the sleclinn of Martin Van Buien."
l have written this letter. 10 avert lie
possibility Of any misunderstanding 81
my own opinions by those ~ho have
ihnrghI proper 10 honor me with the
invitation which you have communicated
To me. Whether these opinions are right
or wrong. IS I entertain them. il is bui
honest To svow them. But ] an by no
means DESTROYS that you shall publish
lhsm-ihough I have mn Objeeuon "a
your doing 80, il you think Proper.
/ | am. gentlemen. With all respect, your
uhedisnl servant.
/ II. ". LEIGH.
To Messrs. camm, PsliesOn, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13
From the asshvlls lrenn Rspublis...
LOFTY TUMDI.ING"

A A1&AbAAAANhs
II Is indeed amusing 60 illness the "a
rsding OF facts. the quoting Of documse,,.
speeches. newspaper paragraphs. che.
ETC.. BY Mr.. Polk and his organs. "a
show that Tennessee formerly ,uppor.d
General gaekson-ihaI she even went lor
Jackson principles ~ late ~ Is35. Gsn.
Ilsmen. save your exerlions. The Win,
admit IL a!l--lhey admit that TeEnss.s.
was once proud 10 support Jarks0B--
they admit that che supported him snd
his principles 80 long as she possibly
could. without sacrificing her honor AMI
her eonsistsney--and they admit too that
if her once faroriis and much f.ros,d
"0ld Chief had not himself changed.
she would lie fund still proudly sup.
parting him and his principles.
4. lluI Why. gentleman. do you call il
"loliy iun.bling" in 7tnnssas 10 rsiu,s
10 90 with Jaeksoa in his support Of II.
Specie Circular. The Sub-TTessufy, the
fnrIy million expenditures. and Mr.. Van
Ilursnl You might a. well labor 10 ,hsw
the ''lofiy lumbling." in tie same w,y,
Of seTersl other states Kentucky once
supported Jackson Where 10 ksnlasGy
nor? Indiana once supported jackson.
Where 10 Indiana a0tc = Georgia onee
supported Jackson Where 10 Georgil
nor? North Carelina anee supported
Jackson. Where is North Csrolirs
nolr? Virginia once supported Jsc,ksOn.
and Van Dursn Zoo Where 10 Virginia
nor? Gonnce,ieuI once supported Jack.
son. and Van buren, too Where 10
ConnscIirus nor? Rhode leland once
supported Jackson. and Van Buren Too
Where 10 Rhode Island nOtr? New JET
sey once supported Jackson! Where 10
New Jersey H0rP New York once
supported Jackson. and Two years and
half $50. gave her electoral sals ior Van
Buren, by $4,000 majority /! Where 10
New yurk nor 7 Ayr, where A; The
election last lall. she gave q lrsi major.
~ otsome $4,000 against him. her ONCE
''faso.ise son.
And call you al This "lof,y tumblins."
% the part Of these independent republic.
an states! Or viii you be good enough 10
csndidly admit--lor you may as we'll
that Gen. Jackson and Mr. Van DuWn
have done The "Iafly lumbline!' iou
will scarcely be able 10 make the people
believe. with their eyes open. that all
there states have gone ~rong--been fool.
csl. o. fooled themselves and that Gen.
Jarkson aud Mr. Van Buren, have gone
right. straight ahead, nor seered To The
right nor lsfi--s'perislly when such tI.
positions aud disclosures ere staring the
world in the face, a. the run away sub.
treasurers. the publications. of Mr.. Wood
bury. and the lnvesIiga,ing Commi,l's'.
have brought In light. In The Language
of GOV. Hendricks to Air. Woodbury..
"Jtilcr lei IL De-"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13

These are year sanssialisas These
are y0Hr hopes! Nay you long live 20
enjoy thrIas And shea. fr he l.sl
lisne. tnn shall hsi9,d - AnsEiesn san
sink below ne harizen. may yoa ST.
sxuli il the here d The Christian parri-
o.; ard max each Il Won be ahie % say.
silh Simeon 81 old. 'sa0w. Lord. leatesl
thou ny servant depart IN peace. for mine
eyes have seen by ssiEalloa." and lhe
ssigalioa Of nv country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13

A public dinner was given 10 ihs Hon-
William c. RiEes. q Amherst LouEs
House, Virginia. On The 20sh ulL %
which several Distinguished gentlemen
we're invited. Tie following Is the
reply u Ienjamin Watkins Leigh 10
ll,e imitation sent 10 Linn. Mr.. Leigh
DEFINES committing hlmself 10 the sup
pori Of Mr.. RlEes Until that gentleman
makes known his opinion on tie suhlee'
u the Presidency. But the Petersburg
Inielligencer thinks TIA, his hostility 10
the reelection Of ME. Van Buren, may
be SAFELY inferred, from the importance
which he attaches 10 lhe financial mea-
sures Of the government, and the know
ledge which his speeches show OF The
numerous abuses end violations Of plight
ed faith on the part Of tie administration.
Because Of these views Of Mr. Van Bu-
ren's administrator, and because Of the
apparent imPOssibiliiy Conservative
pariy taking rank alone, The Intelligent
ser seems 10 think. n matter Of eOuIse,
lhal Mr.. RiEes will cooperate with tie
Wings. Thus placed, il is presumed
that Mr.. Rives will see the prophecy 81
" defining his position" AMI tia, he vii
soon spread light ON the subject b" under
his own sign manual"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13

Religion and viriue--rcgAd as your
guiding stars through life.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-23
$500 REwARD..cRosss SPECIFIC MIXTURE

U KIM HEWARD.-CROSSS SPECIFIC MIXTURE
%CoV Tor the cure Of Gonorrhes, Gieet sticure and
analogous complaints of the organs Of generation.
all remedies yet discovered for the th
10 the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent wiihss the least re-
We give no long quacksh recommendation TO deceive M
public f the medicine does speak ,r itself NO one sn
speak for It, Our object 10 notify where IL can De had s,S
to be brought in which the mixture will not r.ud 90
under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervsdes all ranks Of -
cy-hgh, low, rich and poor matrimonial single Tb,v
are now presented With remedy by which they can cue
themselves without the least exposure shortest time po
sible. ~ -
Further .he disease be contracted II So.e AZ An
Mixture taken al night going b, when exposed
put up in bottles with full direction.
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which :, p,rsIy 80
Many cured in DAYS
For sale only at DR. WIN. II. MTLNoRs Drug Store. Ma
ls3 broadway corner Dey street. House New Yovf
streets, Philadelphia. s,aam.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-23
INDICATED LOzENGES

IthOffsdie ana hstuu AT NO. lUo NASSAU sfreef,
door ADORE Ann.
Worms, Wcyvs nfshby destroyed BY usiag shernans
Worm Lorenge They the greatest discovery made
and the only medicine tina, falls asd pleasant that
children may eat them freely peppermint
Coughs Colds 7shna ghts,ss 81 the chest consumption
&c cured almost incredible short time by Shersn
celebrated Cough Lozesges. They in
day They have cured within the last months
than all the Bassns Of Lierwor Herchound &c put
gethr They have cured great where hopes
were entert aimed Of recovery.
Bilious Courpanfsshermsnr Caths~tc Lerenges arc par
ncuy adapted TO bilious where active Cathsc
required They the best medicine and pleasant
a. 10 be esics readily as ordinary confectionery.
H,arfs,r and aoidty Of the stomach dyspepsia &C cured
BY sherman Soda Lorsnges. They hezrtburn IN few
minutes. and afford astonishing relief 10 dyspeptics
Nervous Stck Headach Immediately by Shermsn
Headache Loyeugcs They antings oppreioa Of the
chest nc. They highly refres,ne those
tending large parties keeping The spirits and cheerune.s
Laraye Lerenses for persons of cove habits 90
edauary Thew keep the bowel. open and after awhile
entirely obyiate this troublesome complaint.
Charcoal Lorerges for correcting the stomach and bewels
Ss,sspaysia Losens,s FOR Purifying The hood. Se
oin. .de. neck breast limbs nt &c cured By skernans
Poor Mans Plaster o000o0 % which yearly cold war
rant,d superior o al other pas,er and r ont, cents
Sksrrsns 7sefrg Plaster acrds astonishing relief when
bach Of the neck ofchsren cutting deir teeth
Cosnylarf aundice female oLstructions &C cured
by shsrras celebrated Roy al Hepsn which
within the last than all other remedies pat tore.
Their with difficulty the proprietor suppy the ,ncreas
ing demand Cor this popular medicine.
NB-AIl Minds efmedeips be had made into o,suce.
and rendered pesast al 100 Nassau street Also Peppermint
Rose and All other pleasant eating Lozengvs the greatest
variety in the world.
Ash for Shsrrass Larrnges. ,sIo-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-23
DOCTOR DAvENPoRT's
CELEBRATED BILIOUS PILLS

H'ON TUhfIF IINU The BLUOb and CREATING
an arPehte-Thsse Pills. which are % esninenty usefv
Tor IN the head stomach bowels bees before m
pusc for twenty years, and we'll known that the
e'or deems unnecessary to publish any sf the thousand
eerhcaes which can be procured Of their efficacy ron
nent physicians and Others.
Dr. Dsvenrorts Celebrated Eye Water, which hss bsss
thoroughly proved for thirty years TO be mild safe speedy
cure for ~ diseases OF the eyes
ikewise ht valuable Itch Ointment prepared bv W..
ton and 80 long kpo speedy FOR that
disease, and for all kinds OF pnpl,s ON the skin
The above valuable medicines for s.le In thu ,;tv ~
Lawrence Reese Co, Duryee CocLsra H. n. schiceln
CO., and others.
be promptly attended to- ielo.s~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-23
PETTEr's
nnArrEnx 1OrELi

vHE subscriber returns lis grateful hsAks 70 y: s.a
s.a the psble for Tie suppert sxperssce4 ior ~
lest an years. heg sor. then that PC ss
extensive Hotel Ter the accommodation o. srsse ~
every section Of the Uaioa s.,;.~ A..
The Battery Hotel is situated on Bsttsry rlace,
Day Of New iork Of the nsst desirable ass
situations in the ev aud, regards location
The landings are but short dstase nor ,.e n.s
arrive daily The stssmboais fro. rhilsdelph'a
st il starting for any great Northern, Eastern "s
srn, Southern routes -, .,..,...a A. -
"a 10 all ss parlors spacious and are iur
uheS in the neaest style The bedrooms e Of larger 1e
ana rendered comfortable than are usually os'ansa
large Hotels. III ~
and exeron made to render has
rsrsn,. r..or for travellers and citizens jyfa.lm