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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-09
JUST EsElCWEWEgD

e U - HQ ksNJ aLH Y hNJU
A NEW and prime assortment of PATCHES.
~ SIL YER SPOONS, SPECT4CLES
JF WELRY, &c which will be sold at very levy
prices for cash, and warranted give perfect salts
inciIon at II. G. DONNELL'S.
=" B. Cash paid for old God sad Silver.
Bath Feb. i3i1. Il as.
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Literary NOTICES IN car ne,t,
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LOGS AT Auction.

VIZ y ~ N 4 II : y i = = ~
IT N compliance with law will be sold at Public
FL Auction on Thursday the 9TH Gay of NAV le4e
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon ali the logs remaining
in the Rooms Of the Kennebec loom Corporation
on that day; which SAID Corporation may by law be
authorized 10 sell
N. b. Sale to commence at the Lawrence Boom
so called. DANIEL NUTTING Clerk,
ofthe Boom Corporation,
Gardiner Feb 27 1910: gw49.
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NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.

u The New York Signal states the British
and American military forces on and near tho
disputed boundary, as follows:-
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1t 10 stated that orders have been sent to
Houltou to prepare accommodations for one
regiment of U. 8. troops, and that similar or
ders have been received at Woodstock, for one
regiment of English troops.
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UTlt is reported :ha. orders have been
received from Washington to prepare for
sea all the vessels Of war ncw under cover
at the Navy YARD. ntor.'yu, N Y.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-03

be instructed to inquire into the expedi-
'ency of repeating that part Of the, fourth
section Of that article Of the justices law,
which gives Discretionary power to the
defendant to require security to the cost,
at the hand of the plaintiff, before the suit
can advance.
BY Mr. Browne; That one hundred CO.
pies of the Report Of the committee on
Public Buildings that relates to the Peni-
tertiary, be printed FOR the use Of the
Council.
Resolution oBsred.-By Mr. Greene;
That G. Swan, Esq. Acting Commission
or Of the Public Building be requested to
inform the Council as soon as practicable,
whether the Capitol can be so far com
pleted as to admit the Legislative Assem-.
bly, TO hold its mex, session at Iowa city.
Laid on the table
Reports. Mr. Hawkins; From the
committee on finance to whom was refer
red, No. l9, C. F. reported the same back
with amendments which report was ac-
cep,ed, bill considered in committee Of
the whole-and referred to the select com
mittee, of one from each electoral district;
chair announced Messrs Wallace, Haw.
kins, Browne, Hall, Springer. Parker,
Hastings, Coop, Greene and kirkpatrick.
By Mr. Kirkpatrick; From the select
committee to whom was referred, No. IL,
G. F. reported substitute for the same,
entitled A memorial asking the establish.
ment of mai! route from Iowa city. to
Galena VIA Belleview-accepted and or
dered to the third reading on tomorrow.
BiHs, first and second reading.-No.
6, c. F. A memorial to Congress for the
survey of route for canal from Iowa
city, to the. forks of the Iowa river, order.
ed to the third reading on tomorrow.
No. S. H. II. file, A memorial for an
appropriation to continue the military road
from Du Buque, TO the Missouri line.
No. %, H. II. file, A memorial for an
appropriation to improve the road from
Burlington, to Davenport, referred to com.
mittee on memorials.
No. 80, H. r. file, A bill to amend all
act entitled an act TO authorize John Fl,
Sullivan and Adrian H. Davenport, to es.
tablish and keep a ferry across the Mis-.
sissippi river, at the town of Rockingham
No. SO. H. r. file, A memorial for an
appropriation to improve certain Terrific
rial roads, referred to committee on me.
MORALS.
No. %, II. r. file, A bill to amend an
act organizing a board of county commits
sioners i'll each county Of the Territory
ordered to third reading on tomorrow.
Bills passed.-No. 6, c. F. A bill adj
ditional TO an act regulating practice in the
district courts Of the Territory Of Iowa,
title amended and agreed to.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-03
Sherins Sale,

ShClhh'S SAFE
MY virtue Of several executions to N.
rccted from the office of the Clerk dl
District Court, for the county of Lee, !
Territory of Iowa, will expose 10 pd
Sale in the town of Fort Madison, On
26th day Of December next, betwera
hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clock p
the following described property, to git:l
East half S. L. quarter of Section 4, Towns
6s, north of Range S west; also the &
half N. +. quarter Of Section Is, Township
Norti, of Range 5 west also the east hall
). E. quarter OF Section %, Township
north Of Range 5 west; also the west hf
5. w. quarter of section 3, Township q, ID
of Range 6 west; also, the S. E. quartz
north half of the N. E. quarter Of sectiG
Township IS, North of Range 6 west; J
the S. w. quarter of section %, TOWNSHIP
north of Range 6 west Taken as The pcs
ty of George Newman at the suit Of y
Johnson and others.
HAWKINS TAYLOR
Sheriff of Lee county.
Fort Madison, Dec. 1, 1s4D. St .
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Valuable EARN for sale.

YENHE subscriber being DESTROYS Of effecting
II change in business-will sell imn,ed,-
ately to the highest bidder, valuable farm con-
sisting of half section or 800 acres, and situa
ted within ten miles of Burlington, or within
one half ola mile Of good Saw and Grist
mill, under successful operation. The land is
about equally divided into prairie and tinber
adjoining, is well watered, and peculiarly
well adapted to a grain and stock farm, with
two good cabins situated thereon and forty
acres under improvement. Those wishing to
purchase land will do well to call immediate.
" and examine, bid and buy. Terms OF sale
will be cash on the nail head. For further par
ticulars, enquire Of the subscriber at Burling-
ton.
novl2-24 Ward Lamson.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-03
On motion Of Mr. Wallace.

I :
The bill was referred to select com
mit,ee, the chair appointed Messrs Wal
lace, kirkpatrick, Bailey, Hall. Johnston,
Parker, Greene, said committee, and
On motion Of Mr. Parker,
Resolved, That the select committee
to whom was referred the bill to divorce
Elizabeth Jones, be instructed to report q
provision therein relative to the protection
and education of the children.
Bills, &c. passed.-No. 6, C. F. A
memorial asking for the survey of route
for canal from Iowa City to the forks Of
the Iowa River.
No. IL, C. F. A Preamble and resolu-
ton asking the establishment of mail
route from Iowa city to Galena in Illinois
Uia Bellview &c.
No. 10, G. F. A Resolution for an ap.
preparation for the Territorial Library.
No. 8, G. F. A Resolution asking the
influence of our Delegate in Congress to
have the Organic law SO altered as to
permit the people of the several counties
TO elect the Clerks of the District Courts
Ayes, Messrs Bailey, Browne. Coop,
Hall, Kirkpatrick, Springer, Wallace,
aud Mr. President, s.
Nays, Messrs Greene, Hawkins, and
Parker, 3.
No. 5, H. r. A memorial for an ap.
preparation 10 improve and continue the
military road from Burlington to the
Missouri line.
No. SO, II. r. A bill to amend the ac,
organizing Board Of County Commits.
sioners in each county in the Territory.
Ayes, Messrs Bailey, Greene, Coop,
Hall, Hawkins, kirkpatrick, Springer.
and Wallace 81 80.
Nayes, Messrs Browne, Parker, and
Mr. President 3.
Council adjourned till tomorrow morn
ming.
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Sherif,s Snle.

by virtue Of an execution TO me dit'sa
- from the Office Of the clerk Of the dlirl
court for the county of Lee and Terrlsor
Iowa, ! will expose to public sale, in The .,
of Fort Madison, on the 26th dav Of pee
Der next, between the hours Of 10 o'cleal
NJ. and 6 o'clock P. NJ, the following prcsa
to wit: Lots Nos. AZ, 4lS and 556. Take
the property of Jesse Dickey, at the sou
Ben amin Brattain.
HAWKINS taylor
nov st Sheriff OF Lee counll.
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Territory Of Iowa, Des Mo;o.. ;
District Court, for said Counts Conn,
rnary term. thereof, A. D.. lsI,,' 70 u:
II. w. Moore. g. Co. ) To-, uao.
VS.. ,tLiesspaao
buchanan & Brothers. NC case .,
ME said defendants will b p,On'ss'
i tice that on the 4th day Of sa III
a writ Of attachment was issra1 gas, i
Office of the clerk of the Dis,s ia oot d
this case, against The good, ,oa ceas
lands and tenements, rights, cr aue csas
facts of the said defendants 81 s,eai's u
eight hundred and fifty dollars .as u
from the 10Th day of Nov. 1890 81 With ID
tho same day of issuing the W.; and u
a garnishee summons was issp.. a afa.,
in this case to George PartriJrsa Is aias
Bridgman which said writs we.a and ID
to said court at the October ~. is'cfne;
A. D., 1910. duly served. N lern, tis
said defendants shall appear and nav ualsa
said plaintiffs action, before MI ~ ple.dt,
Of said court, to be begun, and ,II hi nssi
Court House in Burlington, in said ned u
the third Monday of February. w, n Count
ment will be entered in This next
property SO attached will ba use ase, and
the same with costs. 'o'a toa
John s. Dunlap, o.,
M. D. Browning, P!G .atiu ''''
dec3-4t-27
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-03
SheriH,s Sale.

pY virtue of an execution to me dirr
Ed from the Office of the Clerk Of The
trlct Court, for the county of Des MOns
Territory OF Iowa, I will expose 10 p
sale in the city of Burlington, on The
day Of December next, between the hgq
III O'Clock A. NJ, aud 4 O'Clock P. NJ,
following property, to-wit: the North
quarter OF Section nine, Township 70, R
Z west, situate in the Burlington land
trict. Taken as the property Of CT.
Beaman, al the suit of Samuel w. McCsI
JAMES CAMERON, She
Of Des Moincs count
nov9GSt 49,
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House and Lot for sale.

NNHE undersigned, making preparalssss
Il leave the Territory early in the ~
offers for sale at a low price, bis HOY"
LOT, situated in the town Of Denniah .,
county. The house. "a framed one) CO..
two rooms, with an adjoining apartment 4
venient for a workshop. Tho lot =
pleasantly situated on the North-eass = T.
OF the Public Square, fifty feet , ID 4
and one hundred and fifty deep. WV w
excellent well of water at hand, the IN
is rendered very convenient for the fesr
OF small family. 1t is also an appUr
situation for merchant, or almost any
of a mechanic. The town of Denn.
settled by strictly moral people, Is w
on a high, healthy and beautiful pra'l,ss'i h
is only eight miles from the town 9! I
Madison. For further particulars nlns|9Ta
this Office, or of ]. H. SNIFF
novl9-3t25
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-03
Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me dfeeE.
~ will expose to Sale in the Town OIL a'i
Pleasant on the 9Th day of December 4 !. !.
lo4u, the following property, to wit; - -
sell Lot No. four. in Block No. sig, in the y
of Mount Pleasant. Henry county, !; \ !; ~ y
to satisfy said Execution in favor o. p ~,
and against William Calvin and J,sas =, 9,
Mt. Pleasant, 1T. S. SMITH, on TT
Oct IL. ls4O. of Henry Co n a.
3W
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COUNCIL.
Efia0V.#.

ETtn0y alY0Cs ~.
Resolufions.-By Mr. Bailey; That the
committee on roads be instructed TO in
quire into the expediency of SO altering
the road law as to require Of viewers OF
county roads to do the duty of chain car
riers and markers, and report by bill or
otherwise.
BY Mr. Coop; That the committee on
memorials be instructed to inquire into
the expediency Of memorializing Con-
gress on the subject Of amending the Or
ganic law, SO as to extend the jurisdiction
Of justices Of the peace to one hundred
dollars.
Bills, Sc.-By Mr. cambridge; A bill
to repeal an act amendatory Of an act reg
uIating practice, &c.
By Mr. Parker; A bill to amend An act
to provide for changing venue in civil
and criminal cases, were read the first
time.
BY Mr. Hall; From the committee OH
post routes, &C., A preamble and join,
resolution asking the establishment of a
mail route from Iowa city to Belleview,
which was read the first and second time,
and ordered to be engrossed for the third
reading on Monday, %.
Reports, &c.-Mr Greene, from the
committee on interpretations, reported
back Council file, No. Is, A bill TO incor-
porate the Iowa mining and smelling com.
pany, with several amendments, when
the bill was considered in committee Of
the whole; reported back to the Council,
and ordered to be engrossed for the third
reading on Monday, %.
Amessage was received from the House
of Representatives, stating the passageFof
several bills, and asking the concurrence
Of the Council.
The Council adjourned till Monday,
November %.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-03

territory OF Iowa, Des Mo;ne. q
District Court for said Coun,v Soalll
ruary term thereof, 1s4l. 20 The
George w. Teas, J
VS.. A.
Otis NJ. Wheeler.
NOTICE is hereby given to II, :,
IN PENDANT, that on the first dsv ~ J,
A. D., 1910, writ of attachment .. y
out OF the office Of the Clerk Of tbs ~ ~ !
Court, for said county, in favor n !, Dl'
plaintiff in the above entitled sni. !. 'a %
the goods and chattels, lands and ~, y
rights, credits, money and effects ~ y
defendant, for the sum of one h.a :. w
lars, which said writ was returnahi" isa
October term of said court. A \ y !.
levied on Lot number FIVE, in Bloct :,
fourteen, in the town of Augusta NJ aas
less the said Otis M. Wheeler. sb,, pa'
and plead to the said plaintiffs ac,;,. I.
fore the next term of said court - |,
gun, and holden at the Court Honss !
lington, in said county, on the third NJ y
of February next, judgment will h. ~ "
in this case, and the property 80 ~, ~
will be sold to satisfy the same, with -
suit. W.
John S. Dunlap, Clerk, Do
M. D. Browning, Pits. fit.
dec3-4i-27
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-03
Iowa Territory, District Court for III. !,
of Henry.
Hamilton Smith Plf. q

Hamilton Smith Plf. }
James Gray, Deft.
VHNHE Defendant will take noticc IN,
a the day OF March A. D.. IAN
the District Court, held in and for said 4
ty, an attachment was issued agai.s
lands, tcncments, goods, chattels !,
credits. moneys and effects OF the sii
PENDANT, in favor of the said plaintiff h,
sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars viii
gal interest, which said writ was returp,l
the Sheriff levied on I" the South.wes, On,
of Section No. twenty-six, Township se,s
one North, Range FIVE west and The east
of the southeast quarter of section No. /.
ty-seven, in the same township and raur
Now unless the said defendant james G
shall appear and plead to the plaintiff,
ton before the next term of said Cour
be holden at the Court. House, in Mount }
SAINT, on the third Monday in March, i
Judgment will be rendered against hin
The property SO attached will be sold los
y the same with costs.
nov5 E. Kirkpatrick Chi
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Clothing.

Clothing.
u ECEIVED per S. B. Mermaid on con-
IL s;gnment. q large lot Of ready made
clothing. for sale cheap for cash by
nov26-26 David &. Kitchen.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-12-03

NLOUR and Meal, constantly on hand and
= Tor sale BY D. r. COOK.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Wonddy, November 80.
Petition presentea.-By Mr. Toole.
From sundry citizens of Louisa county,
praying that Territorial road may be
located leading from the mouth Of the
Iowa river to Iowa city via Harrison and
FredOnia.
Referred to a select committee viz.
Messrs ToOle, Summers. and Felkner.
By Mr. SUMMERS. From the citizens Of
the Town of Parkhurst praying that said
town may be incorporated and that the
name be changed to that Of Berlin.
Referred to select committee viz.
Messrs Summers, Box, and Isett.
BY the Speaker. From sundry citizens
of Jackson county, praying that charter
may be granted to John S. Faber 10 keep
a ferry across the Mississippi river at or
near the Fate de Mort creek. Referred
to committee on Corporations.
Notices given.-By Mr. Langworthy,
That he would on some future day in
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(,OuNCU.

We0neS0Gys V0U. 25.
Resol.aions adopted. By Mr. Kirkpat-
rick; That The committee on The judiciary
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18

NEv LeuisrLe-ls4 bales cotton hid. To-
stasg senII bag wool Hewss Godfrey Rosipscs- cs
SCois bales COTTON Leyerch-so3s pigs iesd II Ro.
gers Col cs PHILLIPS Eytingel4 bales cotton Vim Wa
cotton Ga,srsnst Goa DO cork wood Bache Mel
yers Adams-s PIX Phillips 2sa Bales cotton Begsrt
knes and- es mdz 30 hhds sugar TO order.
Per .qubrs-ss hhds Laidiaw Whock-eo bales cotton
D WhitIseH-so Brown Brothers Gels, ssgart Knee
Chapn-Is bgs feathers Tucker Co-sa pigs Peter
stsrgi, son-l pkg sPoford Tieston Cog bales bear
skins w Huntl hhds do tobacco Goodhue CO.
susdries to Cornell Bsdwell.
Per OrLeors7oo bales cotton, Brown, Brothers Co.'s
Draper-isis pigs lead Rogers Co-ss hhds sugar, w
Banvelqi do 81 bales eeton " Atwster-4 Abs Young
schux-i BIZ l. AAams-i4 pkgs Phps-2l hhds p LeIe.
rich hhas Maitland Ksnaeay o5a bses cases, rs
Co-s2 bales Bsbhtt-lss bales Cspsne Kidney Co-4o
(ioodhue 900 bales Laurie-al hhds Roberts Viii
lisms-e4 hsies Harmony Y Co.
Per Gov. Trs,r-sS bales cotton Averill Oo-5o do
Ogden, Bezddng ss Co-5ae do Brown,
thers Co-s7 do Lsura-4sdo Rodgers CoIss pies lead
Ramsay C-ooksao bales caton Babbit-ia khds
Barnws-l7 do tobacco Laidaw Whilock-i boz w Hal
lnesbeal-is5s pigs lead 10 order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
Weekly Report OF Interments,
I. the City and County Of New York FROM the Th day

~ men, Swomeu, % BOY ., tI girls-Totai, I5s.
p,1asns Spbyy Asthms o. Ane1rsm o; Asphyry o,
Bleeding Beeasne iva stomach ofron lungs 10 asaes
Cholera ilfanun II Cholera morbus u Collie Cancer 0;
Cousumrtios as C,nvusens ~ Group, Hives 81 Delirun
Drowned Death from Poison Dropsy s. Drop
the head 10; Dropsy in the chest Darrhrs
~ q EPILEPSY Fever bilious Il do typhoid
let 1; dopaerper.o DO r.mtes do tfraittent Gan
Yreae OF lung. Hooping Ccurhs Hip Di.ease insm Of
DO Of the bowels u do sf the stomach Indigestion
eered o; r,hc.i,on msasn1ss; Measles a orssac
disease Of the s-srt 2; Old Age Palsy Spinal des
sprue seteuls Q; Small ror 10; feething 4; Tumor
Uykaowns Ulcers uieerst,oa Of intestines q Worms
sna i bs,w and be,~ and 20 tetw 20 and 90 ss
and 70 S. btw 70 and so S. sew 50 and
lea. o; 100 and upwards, ~ unknowno
PLscEs SArNtry-Unit.S States ea; ireland Eng
8, Scotland 2; Wales =; British Possessons A.
NAH o. Germany France o; Spain o; Italy o. Unknown2
Fsos-Alrs House, Bellevue 4 Hospital Do 10; New J.r-
Long Island 1; Blackweils Island City
Snail Pc. Hospitals: W-stehester, Z; Pententisry l.
Celored persons, a.
City Inspeetors Office. Nov. H. Isle
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Foreign Markets.

NArAyzAs, Oct esTha Zephyr's rice sold Ii5, aud
the article must go much lower with yes before any
thing be done t. vantage as the island itself has
produced large quantity or Museova dos, there are
in Market box in good demand and very
scarce very inferior qualities selling at u lial2
Coffee SAP, very scarce, and none ofnew crop
HAv,sA, Nov. aOne cargo rice afeat held at i2l rs
lf being offered. Sugars remain at 10 as IL, and very
scarce. No coaee at market and supplies Of
consequence likely to be in until December Sterling
exchange I4al5 prem; on New York ia2 pm.
Our sugars have advanced recently in consequence Of
The reduced Stock and the orders yet hand to be
Gated We quote browns 7rs yelIows srs; whites
loa Hrs.
Coaee-very little Of the old crop len, and scarce
nj Ssaat for lads and 3ls.
Molasses-2irs sweet, and also scarce.
Lard-Stock about IL 300 kegs-nominal at SIS
Flour-New Orleans, sales at $751; Northern, dull
Rice-l2 la,rs-l4o tics in first hands.
Exchsnge-London, IL per ceut pm; New York ta2.;
Boston aii per cent prem; New Orleans Far per ct.
Em-
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Now York Post once.
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closes at....................T T" NJ
Open on sundays from. % 10 10 and t2i TO N ~
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morning, cvses Saturday .,.......,.. srw
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vsnt NOfl.ansj Rev Dasii Page LADY
n,,elst Mrs hsy,s hss Chi d,h and ssrvt ss Rcbsrds
sas 0riear-cspt Leonard, Uss and tw. children, John
SAP .ss5arr- A,sn, Pierce, d sh.eLev. Cha. m.,,
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81 p GJc. Tfosp-B Tswnssni LADY, and chilli NJ, -.
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On the soh ult at Little Hooking, Ohio, Mrs Am Ro.
bts Of Baltimore the 45h year Of her age, mother Of
the four brothers Roberts of this city.
On Monday, 18th inst in the list year of his age John
Riessud, Esq.
On Moaday, 10th inst, Dr.. Henry Denboroush former.
ly of Lane ster, Pa, In the 46th year Of his age
On Monday, 18th inst- C1srs wife Of George Lewis,
sged 81 years.
Qf his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-18
PAVILION HOTEL.

CFvERNL Travellers lately arrived FROM the Nor,h sns
- frn The interior Of Georgia. &c having exrrcssea their
surpris. ard hat y. nua r-btv tsa MOI
been riveu GA tive opening of The PAVILION HOTEL- the
sgbscrihc vs. th.reiofe, dgecd u 10 his m
adistance-snd 10 ountry Merchap< an 1es. Who may
have occssto u visit thareat0hat al his H CANT and
te1sve ks'astshment, Garner MtehS ard Heel Streets
every eyernn will be used 70 make the nmat,s feel
ZOE ably NJ home" -
The Proprietor 81 We "payion H3,e win Ne srsistcd in
his end svors 20 AFFORD Fsnera Fatsfsciioa, Ny N w
poTy lately q u, Aesfien Hs,eb Ns. yorh' ard M,s
pleasure IN sssina Nat the Ladies and their Is.ss viii be
rendered cont. r'ehle. J. q. kerr
Charleston, Oct q, isa M staw ew