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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03

saaah Ciaricn. Cnroiinr Couaiy.
yyfSS MARY L. JACKSON will open School al this place,
M Richmond aud fredericksburg Rtro, on Tie U
January IL, reception ii young Ladies' Reading writ.
ing English Grammar, Geography with ihr al Globes ana
Mans, Arithmetic, Algebra Elementary Mathematics Natural
Philosophy, History, and Aiodern Rhetoric, B"ihny
The French SPANISH and Latin languages viii he taught
shall aid Miss Jacks Teaching hut The government oi The
school viii be exclusively her own Every proper attention >'
paid the hfai como and religious aud ioal Improve
rn of The ,uin. airs
Tenn. ,r hoard tuition. dying, washing, fn. lights &C.,
s.n paid haf ycary advance M the scholastic year. anu t
usual charges fnr Music Drawing aud PintiEs
t, l.. ,i5-w llw' JOHN &. LAWRENCE.
IL CHAM ERY-ViaGt>Is.it rllc> held ~ ne k 'iee
II Nn'trwav County Cont the 9TH DAY 81 October J. ~:
LINN II KNIGHT rllntf
against
EJy.,r,i pov,, IA I>iam q. Iunlg. DEFENDANTS
The defendant. Edward L. Ruyal having enrret ms ~
pearancr anI security a'cns !" ir AZ .>cGy ana
The rules aud rp"anns rs tory ''!-
i.nc- n.gtnl o tins country, II ' "fd'i,h
nj III appear before iit sad tn "n ne not
nf Januay and answer tc ball :" IN lhi
aud ihi 4 cory il order H. irtlw ~ inserted "a nm" new
plrar lie innh fr wo months sdfrcs
.iycy p,d the front d"u ote ccrthon, OF tins '"un
~. COPY = Ste. -. ). :,
oct 10 tl5-M-w} l. ~ L5fNN.H, '. '.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03
Oct24

DApER PAPER The Franklin manufacturing Company III
Richmond have hand good Of Letter,
Cap Blank Book, Medu Printing aad other Paper of various
kinds winch they elievr will hear Glalts and
price, with work uf similar establishment in the Union
They therefor. with confidence solicit the patronage Of their for
friends and the public generally and ready
for description o paper that he desired which they
furnish reasonable They request that all orders
other communications may ndifessed either their agents,
Mess James Sze Son, TO Mr. John Richards, superntend
at the Paper Mill
Richmond, ss2l 4, 1870 24-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03
~ CHAM r;es held IN The Click uhet
IT Nn,rrwav County Cont, the 9Th da. 81 October -'t
I,h, II kn,sbt Plaintiff,
Barnatns in FIJI amd H,nttr DRY GOODS.


ID H. JENKINS invites III. attention oil merchants families
IL. and others the following Gu> no" oenln. from
The q'la!rg l. found il III United states The f'o"
DOMESTIC GaoD$.
n'eacacd aud urttyarted shdinss at IT, 49, 'n i2 CO."
Birachrd sl.,t,ns. Al Ill gard wide
Inl.,achcd de- q, L: cents aud Isl do. do
Nrry cheap negro Clriing. inr males aud females
Bed Tichngs from II! {. t. and inner
Yard w apron nk a. y, - sr%i su ana an4 "GT ne,
New -tyir plaid Calicoc- and rich do, all kinds
20nn yards Cacoc- from q 10 II and H. rents also at =
co'oro<na'"r;- a At Z, IN AID Z! siG cent
yer, Of black, be and cored Cloths
aIo casmcrc and Kentucky Jean, and Nr'tnc- OF all kinds
DRESS GOODS. J;r iadics amt eiatrfn
Elegant Morr,lin dr. Iainr, md Cla,sS
Rich plain. figured aud striped sis
Paid -iik>. rich figured >t'ins
ria,d cal!cor-, I'rrnc. do, Scotch sin.Gam-
French merinor-, c"iortd II" all Gna't'cs, &C.
- aoz Cor.ct<. u, price, from s. aud inner
SmAWi.S AND DRESS HDkrs.
very Of broca thet WOOL mer'no silb
and velvet sIa"is, mantIa. b, nds., and >eatis.
Ten boyc- o plaid and figured salin aud
n md rich Iall and winter fashion
Also. ca? meek, satin an,i i,lr'ne r'hand'
Twenty eases nuns and plain and Ieehorn bonne's
STOCKS, GLOVES AND HOSIERY
'"'' supply d s siIi "!."' lND DRAWERS.
virginia cotton ,iik and an.>' mo ,llir- and drawers
NI,.lEli siirt- and drawer. pr l1li,~
Irish l., a. . Is 81, and l. Cd
1al, ,'al.., yirl- .,Ae. =. =, a., and finer
AHAin. ~ r'm'''"-, ne" table r'ti.
Bids '!c AMI Rns>a diapers
icna .iik and Umbrellas, na's 70 order
SILK SlLVLT>.
Black y" '.''' '''" y: e , !: iSf "'
o'o lia-n ran ' a prices from i I'd . 81, 's' ro'
4,'e@. - aorrINET LACE Goons. o.,
G... ar, Edrncs and lnsciiinrs; tnil
tt19k Ven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03

<rOTIcEA persons having claims against the Estate II j.,
Fax, deceased VIII please hing lhom forward immedi,trl,
that may made for settling them md M p,fso
indebted the vii make immediate paS cu ~,
aion AT II, admit ui long indulgence.
MARY Fox, E1tr4tiI u .tas. Fla, G,o'i
nc, u 46-wIa
c,TtTSTOS LAW SrH0OI-Thr ncS session 1T ,hs III
will 2jii ii November r,rs Il
m. OOH of IL T. desirable student
should come furnished with TIN Ok Tic rutr- ,
chtt,s blackstone. win liarun Field, Analysis. Tucker.
untarcs. last edition. wti Analysis: Inna,- pia..,
stephen Pleading: IL vol IL Chs;> Pleading: ~ , /,
Sar Law II Evidence and frrci- NaNi- ~ EguI
hose hn may nj and nav, r,t a AL, NJ,
fed him requested rnnEpnlca- utlul hi, ,
IN ,.r h, hirr ojlirrw-. Is io!i II N.,..,I
Zee tn the go, pay att, ;,i.in,c.
LGciS 4. THOMPSON
S.nintun, August !, lsia @,-wiaaN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03

DEATH or ! L. ). SE>AroG.--We understand that
Inc Hon John :. Spence T. :. Senator (Irom the
Eastern Snre Maryland died IT his residence IN NoF-
81 sier county on Thursday morning last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03
COMMUNICATIONS.

FOR TIE ENGU7RER
The following articles were among the faaterie OF
war beariny upon the Presidential Election, which we
desired from particular circumstances TO lay before the
Public They were excluded, however, by the pres
sure of other matters Even at this twelfth hour, We
Law them before our readers. We unable TO pub
sh variety of other articles of much merit during tnf
beot Of The campaign which not necessary now 10
throw before the Public. Our great object now IS, Y"
collect the results of the campaign and 10 record the
Elections as fully and accurately as possihie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03

Flannrl-.
Rec, FLANNEL, - cts " ~, . ID and finer.
yellow Fannel>, AL qualities.
BLANKETS. for gc>, al 3 a. - 81. Gs ana higher
Rose nd Whitney Bed blankets, all sizes.
sale the subscriber would II
yitc the n la ui those wishing 10 buy in c,>I
WILL he offered Tie stock all new aud n y
anJ IN, lic.s must please. k. H. JENkl,S
S.,, = 3s-wI
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
VERMONT CRAP H.

my fellow sufferers know the virtues of
that sovereign remedy. Twas taken with I
inflammation Of the lungs about three years
ago, which finally ran into, what the Doc
tors called, confirmed consumption. I +
was reduced TO a mere skeleton for three
months. | discharged large quantities of
matter every day, and my cough was
most distressingly severe. My ordinary
weight in health was $50 lbs. I was
weighed when reduced SO loW-mv weight
was only rs lbs. The medical men all
gave me up as incurable. | ultimately
grew so weak that | could not see AT
this time | heard eff Morison's Hygeian
Pills and sent to Pefrysburg and got
some. These took according to direct
/ ions; and after taking them for six weeks
could ride three miles at time Icon
inued taking them up to this time /
have now recovered mr. usual health, and
weight. | know that the pills have cured
me.
/ The fac's that have stated are well
q known to all nv friends and the residents
ofthe village.
8 (signed) A. J MAGER,
ISytVanla, WhHeford, Lucus CO, OHIO.
: EVERY packet sold in Vermont, and
in the towns bordering on Lake Cham
plain, in the state Of New York will be
signed by
PANGBORN & BRISsMAID. /
! Jewellers. Of Burlington VI, who are The
j agents, also by the Sub Agents selling
! hem Tn0t 50 signed, do not bug item.
: ! am pleased to Be able to inform the
) friends ofthe Hggeian Cause in Vermont
! and its vicinity, that the calls for Mor
1 sons Pills for their state, and 10 all th'
) Middle States, continue steadily to increast
: and that the satisfaction is general, am
;, cures effected innumerabe
GEO. IA YLOR, EIyGEIsT.
ga Broadway New York u. S. Agen
for the British College Of Health London
PANGBORN & BRINsMAID,
! Ofae Variety Store, Burlington, VI
$ State Agents.
? sUB-A ENTs.
SOLD BE
is IRA BUTTON, BRA MOON, Vt
y Albert L, Catlin, Orwell Village.
!. w. Chapman & Co. ChIpmans' Point.
n VIM. E. Greene Vergennes III
Jonathan Hagar MiddIebury
4 J. Frost & Co. Bridport -
5. Kent Wright Shoreham
IL Jas. Hull Orwell
I Hiram l.. Cheney Rutland
:, W. p Reynolds Factory Point Manchester
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
THE LION OF THE DAY.
- NO CURE NO PAY .-......
The Genuine Old Dutch or German
Vpoof1b7p p;Hc r -.s
Veg etabze PWs.

- lGHLY recommended by Doctor
- Valentine Mott D. D, Of n. Y,
and others.
These are the orders! Any one that
does not fad relief from these pills the
price is refunded back, these. are the pos.
1t0e orders Of the Proprietor to agents
and others.
Ia offering these pills TO the public,
appeal to their intelligence. IF these pills
are not what they are recommended, you
are in duty bound, out Of respectto your
self and community to reject them, and
publish them to the world as an imposi-
ton, humbug and quaekery. The public
may be assured they are purely vegetable;
they ale composed of nine ingredients,
part Of the medicine is only found in Asia
and in the valleys Of Germany. For
convenience these extracts are made into
pills and will be found sure cure or
relief for all bilious complaints, yellow
and bilious feFers, fever and agne, Jun
dice, scarlet rash, bilious cholic, dyspepsia,
&c. &c.
Ii is no. intended that this medicine is
cure for all diseases 10 which the hu-
man system is liable. Ten thousand use
less efforts have been made to draw from
the region of unknown fancy. some long.
spun theory of magic art. which would
cure each and every disease. Good med.
lcine is not to be found ia the fire or
Whirlwind.
Health & happiness hang upon Glance
Winds-tlme is the herald of truth.
The past at lease is secure; they have
already raised monument of their great
ness which will defy the corroding tooth.
of time
For sale in Brandon by Jackson e.
ketcham, Warren & Bliss; w PoaItnev
J. Lefingwell, Joel Beeman; E. Poul,ney
w. p. Noyes, S. p. eastman; Ira Fer
els L. Wing; w. Rutland, Hitcheo.k Fl
Morgan, F Slason; Clarendon Snrinos
Hitchcock & Morgan; Tinnloutb Noah
w. Sawyer; Wallingford, N. Round &
Co.. David Fl. Meacham & Co: CIaren-
don, Il. 6 w. Hodges; Rutland, H. T..
White & CO.; E. Clarendon. Calvin Cross.
man, Calvin Spencer; Shrewsbury, Levi
Flnney; MounthoIly, D. T. Huntoon !.
Sherburne, Chas Anthony & Markham:
Pittsford, S. d. Townshend & Co, Strono
& Buck; Benson, G. r. Walker & Co:
orwell, A. L. Catiln. 501y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21

bacon and butter factors, are increasing IN
numbers and in wealth. GIocers stores
are closing daiIy, and large distlllerIes are
falling regularly about one month. ne
great Apostle Of Temperance who mas
achieved this magic change, continues 10
devote all his energies 10 the cause, ana Is
hourly increasing the Number OF his disci-
| nles Ia manner and multitudes perfectly
astounding. Indeed, we must admit that
Father Matthew is, without exception, the
most remarkable man of his day, and if he
should succeed in rescuing his country
men from their hitherto degraded and al
most hopeless condition, and fix them in
the course which they have adopted, he
will, in my opinion, be entitled to more
1 honor than the greatest general or states
man that ever existed. 1t is said by many
that the Irish will never keep faith to their
\ pledge and that reaction will soon take
place, with consequences the most disas.
trous and dreadful that can be imagined
L have no such thought and am no alarm
II isl. behold no cause for fear or dreae
on such an account, and | therefore con.
| ceive that Father Matthew will triumph
! with beholding the fruits of his labors il
: the firm devotedness of his adherents, ant
|, the complete regeneration Of the Irish PEG
/ pie.
CURE FOR STAMMERING.-Those ia cor
i respondent assures us who suffer unde
g the distressing affection Of an impedimen
9 in their speech, may be efectnally cure
o where there is no malformation of til
I organs ofartieulation-by perseverance, 70
:, three or four months in the simple remed
= of reading aloud aoith the teeth closet
! for at least two hours in the course of eac
day. The recommended of this sinpl
process adds" can speak with certaint
Of the utility of the remedy. '-LitsrGr
= Gazette.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
MIS- ella Y !.

TEMPERANCE IN ENGLAND The
London Globe says 6 the march Of tenn
perance is apparently progressive. There
Is not a publican who does not loudly
proclaim ofthe falling off of business. al
though all sorts Of attractions in the way
Of singing and music are enlisted in the
temptations to the enjoyment Of the social
cup. The value Of licensed victuallers'
houses has fallen offimmensely.
IRELAND.-The London CORRESPONDENT
of the Journal of Commences, describes
Ireland as being in a state of great tran
guilty. The returns to the Home Office
shows a wonderful decrease of crime
Ruffian offences" says the writer, y bru.
tai outrages and atrocious murders, which
formerly swelled the calendar Of every
assize throughout Ireland, have now hap.
PLY. ceased to exist" In three large cit.
les. not a single prisoner was brought be.
fore the Judge. This is attributed TO the
progress of Temperance. All the &C.
counts that were received" says the same
correspondent, = are con6rmatory of the
fact that there is scarcely dozen instances
among the millions who have taken the
pledge, fparties having rclapsed intotheir
former habits. In all the large cities, the
effects are described as most curious, and
in Dublin. whole streets are now deyo.ed
to the selling Of clothes. the rags, SC.
The rags that formerly fldttered from The
person ofthe drunkard. have given place
to goodIy garments aud butchers, bakers,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
For Sale.

THE subscriber will keep on hand, and f9'
Il sale, during the season, Hoes and Hoe-hsb'
dies, Pitch-forks of various patterns, size and tn
ISL, and of various. prices. Fork-handles, WIZ
fetree. and Neck-yoke woods, Dung-fO and
shovelhandles, &c. &C. Please call.
Brandon, July 6, 1910. J. H0LC0JBB, r
Also, superior article of Butter Salt
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21

SETTING FRUIT TREEs.-Mr Editor |
wish to say a few words through your
usful paper respecting the time for setting
fruit trees. Many suppose that it is al
most useless to set them out in the autumn,
on account Of their liability to be killed by
the frost.
Having for several years had opportu-
mites for constant observation, am salts
fled that all sorts oftrees, vines and plants,
may be safely transplanted in the fall as
in the spring, if done somewhat earlier
then they are usually done in this vicin-
ity.
An instance came under my notice in
this town. where large number of trees
(about fifty) were set in the middle of
October, and the owner having occasion
to remove some of them about six weeks
after, they were found to have thrown out
fibres from the extremities of the roots
These having firm hold were prepared
for winter, and not one Of the whole was
lost; while those which are no. set till
the middle or last of November, have no
time to take root before the ground is clos
ed by the frost, and in that way many oil
them are lost Massachusetts Spy.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21

- lGHLY recommended by Docto
- Valentine Mott, D. D., of n. Y.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21

A. J. KETCHAM, P. M.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
K e SURF e C tt on
O B PERSIAN Pills

80 |
GUPERIOR to the Hvgaan, Brandreth,s. Ev-
- ans, Tomato, the Mafchless (priceD Sana-
tive, or any other Pills or Compound before the
public, as certified to by Physicians and Others.
Let lone condemn them until they have tried
them, and then we are sure they will not Ger
tiflcates may be seen by calling on the Agents IN
the villages, who have large Bill 10 distribute
gratuitousiy.
A. G. s ]. D. Hatch, Agents for Windsor. 7
c. Brooks, Agent for Hartford and for sale in all
the principal towns in the State.
Jew DaVid's or Hebrew Plaster.
A invaluable Compound for cure of scroff,-
"A lous affections, Kings Evil, IEflammatory
and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all cases where
seated pain or weakness exists. For sale as ahoyo
5 Z. W. CAPRON & Co, Agents for the State
to whom all orders must be addressed. at Roch.
ester, N. Y.
For sale by Jackson & Ketcham. Brandon.
S. B. Rockwell Cornwall.
Ira Bingham, Sudbury
John Meacham, Castleton.
II. T. White &. Co. Rutland.
A-Sr P. D. Barrows SALISBURY.
Stanley & Malery, West Ponltney.
Simeon Mears, East Poultney.
Edward Vail, Mlddletown.
G. NJ Potter, Pawlett.
ST Hadley, Dorset.
Burrel Andrews & Co., Manchester.
Rufus Frost, Pitfsford.
A. K Douglass, SALISBURY.
James A. Hodge, Dorset. 45:tf
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
Watches, Clocks, JeWelry and
Fancy Articles.
J. A. JOHNSTON


Would inform the eltizens of Brandon,
and others visiting the place, that he in
tends to keep a variety Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Bosom Pins, Ear. Rings, Clocks.
Watch-C Chains, Keys, Musical instruments
and instruction Books for them Violin
and Bass-viol Strings, Clarioaet Reeds,
Perfumery, Shaving Soap. fine Razors,
RaZer-Straps,
SILVER SPOONS,
Pocket-Books. Pocket
Blank Books, Hooks and
Eyes, Hair-Brushes, Combs, Pen
ellis, Gentlemen's Pantaloon STRAINS.
Z E A AND COFFEE POTS
Soup Ladies. Britannia Pitchers, Cups and
Tumblers, Money Purses, sPEcTAcLEs.
Thimbles, SnuffBoxes, Plated and
German Silver Spoons, Visit
Ing and Printing Cards,
Card Gases, Combs.
PRISONS
PILLs,
Sberman's
Lozenges. and
Poor Mans Plaster,
Hays Liniment, Hair Oil,
Balm of Columbia. Percussion
Pills and Caps Also a variety of
useful and ornamental articles. such az
the wants and enquiries of his customers
may suggest; TO which he is maxine
constant additions. His arranoe-
mentS with the Variety Store.
Burlington. vt. and with
good houses ia New
York, will en-
able him
to get any article in his line, or ont of il
J. A JOHNSTON
BRANDON VARIETY STORE.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
From the New England Farmer.
COWS HOLDING UP THEIR MILK.

tN COWS HOLDING UP THEIR m1Lhs
Mr.. Editor,-Sir am not in the
habit of writing for any publication, but
as | have just commenced farming with
nv father, who is one of the best mana
gers, of the old school, feel very much
Interested in whatever | see or hear rela-
tive TO the management of farm. |
thought might be of use to some one by
giving my fathers mode oItreating a COW
that holds up her milk on taking away
the calf or at any other time. In the
first place be ascertains what kind of food
the COW likes best; whether it be meal,
oats or potatoes The takes the food and
coaxes her to one corner Of the yard or
into the stable; gives it, and begins to
milk :-if the COW refuses to give- her
milk, he tries the same the second time,
and has always succeeded to get the milk
as freely as from any other COW, unless
the food was neglected, or contained some
thing which she did not like. My father
bought young COW last winter she had
her calf quite early in the spring on tax
ing away the calf she held her milk, Civ.
ing it down only once in two or three
days: he tried several experiments, (no
liking the trouble Of feeding,) till the COW
was nearly dry finding none of them eff
fectual, he began to feed, and never has
been troubled since. The COW says, ne
supper no milk. This is the fourth OF
fifth COW Of this description he has had
and has always succeeded in getting the
milk as freely as from any other cow.
Z
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-10-21
AGRICULTURAL.
MANURE Is WEALTH.

In our intercourse with some of the
farmers residing within forty or fifty miles
of New York. on Long Island, we
have been surprised at the instances rela-
ted to us Of the pro6lableness of farming.
Some farmers, known 10 have labored
and toiled hard, have continued yearly to
fall in arrears until they nave commenced
buying manure. Fify-six cents are CIV
en- per carmen load at the landing, for the
apparently worthless dirt swept from the
street. This applied at the rate OF twenty
loads produces wealth. The very farmers
who could not obtaine living by using
only manure made on their farms, have
in very few years, not only freed. their
farms from membranes, but purchased
others in addition, and are now, from the
yearly profits oftheirfarm, putting money
out at Interest. II then it is found s.
profitable TO buy manure. and be at tht
various expenses attending the carting
how very important is it TO give specia
attention to Increasing the quantity an
improving the quality Of that made on tn
farm. There is no question but that al
most every farmer can double the quantIt
( of his domestic or yard manure, withor
scarcely any additional expense. 1t
thought too, that at least fifty per cent. {
the nutritiye properties Of yard manur
are lost by drenching Of rains. excessiv
lamentations, and injurious application
soil. The more we consider this subJe
the greater does it become in importance
andjnstly regarded as the primary obje
in farming X Farmer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY Ie, ls4O.
EUTAW HOUSE. Corasr OF Bali.mere al

NUTAw HOUSE, Corner 81 Bal,aore AID
~ Eatan Streets. BaiHOre.-The subscriber.
respectfully inform the pairuns of this establishment,
their friends and the public generally that they have
associated themselves together tor the purpose of con-
Quoting the same. The Eutaw House Was completed
and frst opened in $50 which time it WINS furnish.
ed throughout, in the very best manner aud without
regard To cost The comfort and enieace OF its in
terror arrangements its high and airy location combine
To render it pleasant and healthy, IL particularly
well adapted for the accommodation OF FAMILIES
AND LADIES, having n great number Of PRIVATE
rARLoURs. LADIES ORDINARY. and u splendid Draw
ing Room. with private entrance BALTIMORE
In every respect indeed the Eutaw House is second
none in the United States. and IL the intention and
firm determination Of the proprieors spare eSer
tsns to promote the comfort and qualification Of their
patrons aud at RATES ~ which orccpiioa otn Ls
taken. The stock OF WINES AND LicCO RS ON
hand. has been mostly imported expressly tor the use
CT this establishment selected from the private stocks
OF some of the celebrated conioseurs Of the civ
The BATHS attached to the House in complete
onlcT and open all lor the Of the Guests
The subscribers respectfully ask, GAS they hope to
eserve) OF the public. liberal share of palronace
ASAHEL flUSSEY,
p. w. ELDER
BATrfx~Rr Aurl 1 ISlO-tf