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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

Giage,jrsd Pliiossp4S "A friend Of
o0rS recently from The Eastern shore Of
mary land, relates "a instance Of phil
o'ophy unusual "a this age Of puEnscious
temperament. During q ifial Tor assault
sod battery 20 ons Of the courts Of that
section Of country, The prosecutor in the
case being under eEanination, was inter.
Fogaied by the Judge a. 10 What Re vas
doing when The defend ant struck him
'Eailng hunk oi Gingerbread replied
he. We'll, continued the ludre uuhst
DID yo1 Do. when he did strike vops.f
i seat OF saiing ny gingerbread, su."
"TmArLL DO SAILv. One Of opr
Wasbinglonians. last Monday evening
said be knaw q farmer 10 Counsetieut
IN very good eifeamsiances, aho used
Frequently % gst drunk ne had 4 very
nice wife, kna one winter be would ohen
come hon&po dhiok ihst che would have
% 1adrsss bin and Pot BIN 20 bed. when
she would csroiully tuck IN the bed.
clothes aIl sfound for he purpose Of
keeplng bin from iumblaE oct Oae
evening be got paiicslaHy booay. and
mifieking he gaia shich led 30 Ire hara.
fof TIE dor Of lha h0uas. usni 30 iha re
pea, eiimbsd ever sd isli toto Ga. lfoueh.
The piE1. pfobably ihiakinE u uas soas-
thing 70 eft, commenced roofing sod iurn.
ina bin over eth ihaif nossa. Aney q
while. aupposiae e VS. bic good vile per.
l9rmias tha customary ofics Of tnekins
81 BE ea.cigthos, tie Cd nan siammef.
81 aai. "Thsiil %, saHy, come 10 bed "'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

Cumberland Coal a. Plank.
HAVE fof ssls 600 buahsls q ths b,,t
Cumbefianf Coai, q pogiion o. 4 I'd f,r
gfaisa- Alec, 20 .oeo fees % Pie Plsnk, uh.sa
: VII cell iog re sssk
- kifo, So oas-harss W,rrsa ~ ssis.
GEORGE FElCE
.shsPhsIaslssn. luIZ }, lsll.-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
October 7. Is4I

NV Eou'd particularly iafua de sfisrf...
- ~ 'hHtf uHp lose choice Ta..-,, -.
sessfp o. our pfessui tsppIt
"'' ~ ~ A . = MIR
va A' u'as', ItfEs storh ai Tees 4.
~, % b. bsd 81 ne store of
NoF ~ fGEEP MINI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
STRAY CATTLE,
8 PRAYRm

J TatoA ne tisbie ~ lha suhscribsr. o. the
e'enlns " ne iith instsnt,
II n Graz Mare.
lNI (Or rafher az Iron Cyqy
~ g7,AEssdafk maaa and tai. sbss,t a.
aapda high. toaf ysars oid last spfior 81
terned aad handsons in appearances
- - tbaral reward Hid b. aigae f.r H.,
apprehension 90 thal get bst srsis
VS.. o. GRAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16
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PAY YOUR. TAXES!!

INNHE TINES aud DUES for the prssep,
n year have been due and pay able, since The
yI" Jury last and the tine fOr pay ing them
tnto the Treasury is near al hand. Ws ,bs,s-
Tore, notify those that know they are IN arresr,
Tor the Prs.ent and preceding years 20 come
forward and pay UP-oiherwise, We .h,II h.
eohrsLIED 70. make the money by selling pro.
J. n. FLAGG,
u. w. sAPPINGToN.
J. II McENDREE, q
tn. RUTHERFORD.
No'' l. lHfI' Dspslg ShsriGs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-16

IN Tie Cneuh Superior Court OF Law AMI Chan
esry Tor Jefferson County, October ooh
John c. Green, PL.,1r,vr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

in any thing else in all his tory. like this land or
dnance of l7S7. Like the Constitution, It was
new and untred experiment, and yet it is most Gu
rious to behold now, like the Constitution, It has
succeeded beyond any in comparison with it IN
working its wonderful effects and in acquiring its tre-
mendoas power and patronage will not say strength
for strength implies daraby-eiiher for good OF for
evil 1t was the work, am told, of old Nathan Dane.
1t is now perfect study, grand and immense and won,
derfu which its own authors at the time they framed
it, never could have fully compreiended in all It's scope
That i, has done some good. yea, much good immense
good, there can be doubt and do intend to de-
tract from its design from its past effects But It's
simplicity Of detail, its order and precision its surveys
and sections and regularity of sales and patents cear
ing away all clouds and disputes about title
and facilitating the acquisition Of its titles and advan-
,ages it has settled millions of hardy, industrious
laborous, and Independent terretenants under tree
Constitution and laws the farest heritage of val
leys and mountains and lakes, and rivers, and pra'-
ries and forests, and mines, which the sun and the
rain ever fucti6ed-on half continent of more uxu-
RANT land than lorded by any prince or
potentate This is praise enough for il and It's authors
for the past.
Remember IN " nstt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

this. he hoped he would not be understood as saying
that he hoped TO avoid any preparation which might De
necessary in the OF the assertion OF our rights
or any pretensons whatever quarter they nighl come
from abroad No. lie looked upon the condition oil our
navy and the want Of steam batteries and the absence
of all those floating Of defence, as matters oil
and deem conccrnment and he did hope they would
have very early and attention, that the cou
try might he prepared for any possible emergency ne
would close by repeating the expression OF his nope
that there would b. no immediate cause Of war; ana ie
believed both Governments were animate ny "'s"e
to preserve peuce, which essential I" Tie haPp'
ness of both
The question was then taken dischargng lhe com,
miee from the further consideration Of the SUBJECT anu
il was agreed TO-
Mr. CUTHBERT rose and stated his purpose TO !, DC
to place before the Senate the prons III reiatoh 10 e
sentiments of Mr. Webster IN regard TO the cohs.t"-
tional power of the Government over the taspora'o"
of slaves from one State TO another.
Mr. PHELPS nterposed point of order, whch was y,
subsequently Withdrawn, and debate arose N %neh
Messrs. CUTHBERT, PHELPS, KING, PRES 81 ~
CLAY of Kentucky, RIVES, BUCHANAN Wal.
KER, and WRIGHT, participated; at the conclusion
of which, ,o,,r CT. .,,;or,,ed
IN n,pet anain clock this evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04
r7cuaoND. THURSDAY, MARCH I, 1s
TuE THREE sWEErISG CLAUSES

=, ,a ,,,hsrto heen SAID TO be two "sWeePih.
-, - ,he Constitutions threatening 10 sweep w
GAUSS =" ,Ls states and OF the People Isl, !" nc
i'e ny nd nroner'' clause-2d, "The general wei
q" nl,,s. rul third "sweepins clause mas ''e
'u'. h;cb threatens to do Us as niuch h'sc''.. ID
~, nredecessors This is the P0irer ooer Com
r. illustrations of the dangerous excuses 10 "hich
h Edcralis,s are prepared TO carry ms power see
n,,;ol Webster's Boston neinorai Oh i1-o, ~ "l.'e
H., claims the power OF Commerce. as au'no',1"S .on
gress 10 prevent the transportation Oh slaves 'o e
70 state See, IDLY, his argument OF ne o"er Jay 10
ia Snnreme Court Of the T. >, IN Tue case OF tne
W;s.;ss,np Bonds, in which he nulhes clause 10
,ha constitution of State, by the power over Con-
r.s. See 3dly, the argument oil MI. ocolt OF au-
,;o, who would sacrifice ali the power ot inc states
nvar their own protection, ms regards persons ana pro-
nertv coming in and going out OF the State.
~ The name Of Heaven, what power would the
States have of protecting the lives and property OF
ho; own citizens il this sweeping power of Commerce
laws inspection laws pilot laws-laws which would
nrevent The seeds of yellow fever from being imported
from New Orleans, What becomes of the power TO
keen the citizens of New York from stealing our pro-
p.rty and thea refusing TO give up or those who stole
it, If we cannot pass such bill as may auth"rzc Us TO
search their vessels, or to demand bond and security
for the indemnity Of the masters. whose slaves may
be stolen, by every kdnapper-'rhe State OF virgo
MIA would indeed dwndle down into 4 petty cor
uora,ion, if it has police power-and II The Re-
dera Constitution should be appealed 10 IN order 70
nullfy tins necessary OF protection, by the
very State who had previously tramped the most I'M
porlaut compromises OF the Constitution IN dust and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

,.,,, s.u into the hands Of agents and suh-agen,s
and the Indians were more injured IMAM Dehe"'''' y
the practice. " a, :, d;s.ribu,inr
EVERETT considered ds snS the os ,me and
20 80 On understood ever since. The o n'aue per-
m,nent provision for the Indian Department ill.,,
MIR. PROFIT inquired whether my law ai'om ,'i
- 10 onnutes to be paid 10 the Indians IN goods
Mr. ZONES said this was according 10 each treaty.
IN. navments were varIously made ,
m PROFIT said the law daily violated he had
conducted indians under oi the treaties, ana Rne"
that more than half the annuity Of the Pottawaa'hieS
was forced OH them goods, although the treaty spsc
fed that they should be p1d gold and silver Mr. 1.
made other statements in which he commended lhat 'he
Department, had no, acted up 10 tae treaties
Mr. JONES asked Mr. Profit to specify particular
treaty.
Mr. PROFIT said that in 1897, the treaty with the
Po,tawa,ames promised gold and silver, and was paid
by force in goods, charged at enormous prices.
Mr.. JONES said, at the proper time, he wonIu con
vince Mr. P. that he was mistaken lie deh'ea tna'
III. law for presents intended to operate annually
Air EVERETT insisted opposite construc-
ton. -,
Everett intimaling that the provisions OF that law
were permanent.
Mr. JONES moved 10 reduce the items for the
Choctuws from $4,000 to S4i,910; which was agreed
To- 10 reduce the item for the Omaas from S2,4l0 10
81 40: TO increase the item for the Otocs and Mis-
souras from S3,l4o TO $500; all Of which were
agreed to.
The bill having been gone through with, was laid
aside 10 be reported to the House. aud the committee
took up the bill 10 defray the expenses Of the deesa
ton of the Seminole Indians ives. Of the Mississippi
No amendments being offered to the bill, the COM
mi.,ee next took up the bin for the relief Of certain
Kickapoo Indians and Elack River Indians OF MIS-
sour; which i'll like manner laid aside
MIR. JONES moved that the committee rise; which
prevailing,
Tie committee rose accordingly and the bills con-
s:dcred in committee reported to the House, the
amendments coEcurTcd III, tie bills read third time,
passed. and sent to the S"n;c.
MIR. WISE moved t" adjourn; which prevailing,
Tie Hnuse niinnrnel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

we are rraicd Ia learn that The office o The Solicitor Of tho
Treasury rendered accepted by the Hon Charles
Penrose Of pcns The appointment Is most excel
lent onc-Bait. .7noroqn.
So Gen Harrison does not IN, before he begins
TO turn ont. Judge Bnrchards place IS rendered and
accepted in anticipation of the Inauguration Penrose
is Of the p:pcaying fraternity who unIled with
Stevens in the attempt 10 subject the Legislature Of
Pennsy vana TO candidates returned BY Burropcs the
Secretary of Stale although in the minority, and TO ex
ciude the Governor, elected by majority of seven or
eight thousand He is of that vrtuons posse
who was elected a violent enemy of the Bank of the
IT, S., and became suddenly converted and in defiance
Of the instructions and circumstances of his deceived
constituents, gave it new charter, with increased
capital and privileges What trustworthy officer he
Will make 10 adjust claims for and against the Treasu
~. No doubt he will do his duty 10 his clients on
both sides, and ample justice 10 himself also GiOhe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04
March 4


ANK OF vIRGINlA-Ma Meeting of the President and u
ID ecto Tuesday, end March, sil the following FIRE.
annie and Resolution udopted
Te Stockholders having recommended NJ their Annual Meet
ing that President Directors should apply the General
Assembly for permission To declare Dividend not exceeding
which had then accrued and another
dividend exceeding ofrc profits Of the current
and the General Assembly having passed act during inc
anthorsine tue sameye the President anu III
determined, the SAID Annual Meeting, 10 re-
and continue specie payments, under the convcon ia
recommended, both by their duty 10 the pnhic
and proper regard FOR the interests Of the
That avoid much possible under the existing state 81
things dminuon of the OF the Bank is neSped
dien this declare dividend, authorized by the re-
Of the General Assembly; but, that is - intention oil
the Board nf Directors prepare for dividend Of cent on
july and for another dividend Of per cent on the h
of January next j. w. PEGRAM Cashier.
March 4h, lSil se-aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

Monday morning. were cheering in behalf of sea,
- Monday night The National lnteliigencer oil
~ Tuesday morning coniradcts the report 1t says
,,.'. i mo foundation for the rumor that an angry
has recently taken place between M
Fox and Mr. Forsyth or any coTfssPonatnesi lt
an,o If which would justify call tor It's puoici'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

For Jain observation-disclosures Bayly, Bird, u.oo..
Burwell, Smith Of |. Of W., Marshall Of L., Chanm,,
Brown of P-5
For j. IT. Jones-M cssrs. Haslins, Cox yau,s,.
Rdley-1.
For John Y Mason.-Messvs. Butts, Banks W,,...
Prince.
For Jan.es Nc DoreH.-Mr. Lee.
| For j. Bruee-Mr. Smith Of CT.
Joint vnte-Archer SO, Roane 90, Robertson 70 :.
mer = Pcgra.n =, Bruce l. scattering 9-Necess',.1',.
. choice $50 Hlr. A. was elected by bare m,a.,.
! The Speaker declared him duly elected Senate, -
U. Sand the House adjourned, amid the f,.,..Y
osshle applause of the galleries.
Thus has been elected b. severe party Drip, "a g.
Bayly Justly called ill., Senator Of he Uuiici -,
w1osc friends refused to specify all his Opinions.
do dyed the question when they were pres-ed-gb
pra ct:sed an evasion which is little calculated !, ;.
con ,mend the qualifications of any candidate, +,
arac e his success-who is apparently quasi Di.iri
ton ST, and quasi Bank-and who IS not The i,yorrs
the majority Of the Legislature. But the Wings L.,s
once more triumphed by such means. They have Il.
tanned victory by species Of machinery and car,.
of ac which reflect very little credit on thci- car
We appeal to the people of Virginia against .g,l
means, and against such party. These Wbs,
have trium ,hea again; but it may be t. turn Of 4,
Republicans next We never strike tie aag. Il.
never despair oe the Republic. Such events are ii
calculate! TO up every Republican IN the land
to Nv their flag, which are inscribed the St..e
RI0ht principles OI ~ w w WbH!u not rather (
y,uonished under such fag, than triumph ore,
But beaten We may be. Subdued-cru>hed-ra
yzed-ye caaaot h.. We call upon the People
arouse, and assert tici. rights ard principles Il 4.
polls in April
Tois Of Tic Scantr-F.Tst balio
For TFiripns 5. .irches.-s;essrs Campbell Tao-.
ton. Jun. peyton, Cooke, B,.durant, Gusts, Conn.
Preston, Lyons, Garter, Faulkne-, Woodhouse, r,
tame, mcllhaney, Anderson, G,oa-l6:
FIR Hii;am II. Roanc.-Mcssrs. Nash. tSpease,
Hnn.cn, Carson, Wiley, Atkinson, Baptist, Sm.
Piper, Bou!dn, Dyer, Mof4ts, Bland, Mcllul,
Scott, T"d-l5.
Far .,udn Robertson Mr. ThomPSon-l
Scc0nd bdiiot
For nm. 5. .!rcAer.-h'"ssrs Campbell, Tho'n''
Jun, Cacke, IL, ton, Bondurant, Gusts, Coma
Preston, Lyons, Garter, Faulkner, WooGhouse, +,
taine Mclihaney, Anderson, Good.-l6
For Nm. H. Roane.-Messrs Wiley, Baptist
per, DYER MofIet, McMuen, Scott.
For Joka ROte,ts0n.-Messrs. Nash, (Speaker, II.
ton, Bouldin, Thompson.
Ivr 7homas ". Gitmer.-Messrs. Carson, Sa..
Bland--3.
Far j. II. Pegram.--Messrs. Atkinson and Tod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

letter from Washington says, that "crowds are
pouring in-3OO arrived last night in the cars. 1t IS
admitted on all hands, that previous occasion
has there been any thing approaching the present rush
fur Office. Do not be surprised, if there be no called
sesson-at least sooner than October.
Our Correspondent writes on Tuesday morning, "If
the Circuit Court bill passes the House to-day, there is
an end of the whole If it does not, then the
Senate will proceed TO act the nomination OF the
Judge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

We had War Repor, Tuesday evening, brought
by the cars from Washington 1t was said, that Mr.
Fox had demanded the release of Mcleod; and that
the President had sent in War Message to Congress,
late on Monday night The story turns ont to be false
The Report of MIR. Buchanan from the Committee on
Foreign Reations,) and the Speech Of MIR. Clay on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

rpRIST SALE-By virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by
any hearing date 9Th November lsi0 for the hench
Of NJ A. Dunn Co.. and duly recorded in the Clerks ohcc 9"
County Of Greene shall proceed, Tuesday the 25
March, expose public sale the premises Tracts 81
Land adjoining each Other supposed two hundred
acres or The Land is well waiered and mhered AMI
being in tobacco region well adapted growth 81 that
plant The Land situated West IL Stanardsvle IN The above
named county, lands iakry, ESQ., and
others Land will be the purchaser. one ha
purchase money required hand The other half credit OF
twelve months will given. The title believed 10 be good
convey only such title vested in by said Deed
WILLIAM c. DUNN, Trustee
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uOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
lf,nd11 itorutDus SfsSll


The Fertilization Bill being under consideration,
VI P;ckens rose for the purpose of disabus'ng the
minds of the committee in relation TO rnmor %hcn
h pas asonishea 10 find in existence, IN relation
~ ,ta c,s. If Mcleod When he came into the hail,
10 his great as.onishment ~ found that rumor was
in circulation, and had been alluded to in debate he
that an anrry correspondence has taken place pc
wen MIR. FORSYTH and Mr.. Fox, in relation to tue
;nurisonment OF Mcleod. 1t was with pleasure there
fore, he stated that he received information rom ,e
noe, authentic source that there no foundation tor
snch rumor There had been no correspondence
calculated in any way 10 produce any more d'ii
Guilty than previously existed 1t was true that cores
nondence had taken place. but it was so unmPortnnt
~ not to be deemed necessary TO communicate u I"
either branch Of Congress lie conceived II highly I'M
poran, that this explanation should be received as ne
Eon"d tbe Committee would not legslae under false
mnresson. No correspondence had taken place which
was calculated to vary The position Of the parties since
the correspondence which had last been presented To
,hc House These false rumoTs had been alluded to
from several quarters Of the House, aud were calcula-
ted 10 produce unsound legislation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

L,fvE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD will give the
above reward for the apprehension of Negro Man, named
Tor taken the STATE and delivered 81 dollars
taken in the State, and secured that get him. form u
old feet inches hI.h color, good
counteuance lille when spoken qnicS had on
when he e Virginia clothes old and coarse blue
coat, teadbare lie good carpenter and may
gotten pass unknown hand look for work
Ills object is, no doubt, to try and go North. -
CHRISTOPHER T. BROWNE.
Nesting Middleser Va. Feb, Doth. 9S-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04
VIEW y0RE AyD VIRGINIA..

The Compiler Of this CITY, justly throws upon To
vernon Seward The responsibility Of any measure which
we NAV adopt for the support Of rights. 1t says,
tha, "thc hands Of State washed of the conse.
ouences We do not mean 10 insnuate that they will
Ie Of a very frightlul character. We hope they may
not But the case is important, involving seriously
our interests and sc do not think Virginia can, with
iusce 10 herself permit il to rest where it IS, nor do
we think she Will
The Compiler is not decided partizan paper, and 1t
IS more Wing than Democrat But we are happy to
see that there another Wing press Of most decided
partizan character which takes sides with the lnspec
ion Bill, in the following strains: "Nor can see,
(says The Editor Of the Lynchburg Vrginian, who Is
Delegate III The Legislature, from the county Of Camp
belly any substantial objection TO the inspection law
proposcd bv the Select Committee. IL IS true 1t will
subject New York vessels 10 inconvenience and
expense, but that will whenever New York will
show Just respect for rights, and disposition 10
punish fragrant violation OF them By her citizens,
who come among rs for purposes Of traffic. The law
viii not be of choice on our part, but Of strict
sclfGc.rnce and vii unquesiIonaby be repealed
whcn yer the necessity which requires Ms enactment
shall cease 10 exist. New FORK ensure Tins re-
suit Whenever she thinks proper. Col Coles anu Gen
Baylv both made rood speeches in defence Of Their
resorctiye views The Editor Of the Nirg:nian, j,
seems does not view this Police Bill, necessary for
the protection Of property, as that raw head
and. boody -bnncs bugaboo, which the Delegate from
Fauquier is making Of IT, If we would avoid the dis
grace Of shrinking from the vndicatinn of consttu-
tional rirhts- we would not be laughed at By every
Abnitionis in the Union, cowardly in our course
as frs, giving pledge, aud then not daring 10 redeem
Iit-ifwe would do any thing Al all, what less We
do, he the responsibility the head of the Governor
and Legislature of New Iork-This measure will ap-
| ,e,l IA Tho pcople of New York 10 do MS Justice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

cute Correspondent Of tine Norfolk Herald hopes,
that ve evil publish Mr.. Wses Speech, aud thereby
rullinr pure dish Of cold coffee Very classic, no
doubr9 The Correspondent will no doubt be very
much rratifed t. see, that publishing the speech
a. rapidly as we can-hut may We return The conpll-
meni and hope That the Norfolk Herald will publish
the same speech, that II may serve mp 10 those has
they viii not ask OF us what they not wiling TO
nrant To others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-04

The committee rc-ussembcd al four o'clock, when
Ar pone resumed and concluded his remarks; and
was followed b. Messrs Hand, jameson, and others.
After various attempts 10 amend the bill by inserting
additional items Of appropriations the committee
and repoted il 10 the House. with three small amend
ments, which agreed TO, and the bill was forth
with passed under the operation Of the previous qnes-
ton An ctor, then made TO take up the b from
the Senate to continue the corporate existence of the
Banks Of the District Of Columbia, pending which the
House adjourned.
Among others, Mr. S,arkweather took the floor, and
in some sarcastic remarks, which convused the hall
with laughter, denounced the idea Of any fear OF war,
now thai an "eternal hero coming into power.
IN SENATE Tuesday Morning.
The appropriations were under discussion TIL the
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-12-03
IOWA MNWg SD
Steamboat Landing. RfO0anjnp

v5SHE undersigned, late of the Burlington h +
Il respectfully announces to the cidzqns
town and county, as well as the travelling ~
nifty, that he has taken the IOWA HOrSp1
merry occupied by Mrs. Parrot, fitted it I'd in
Portable manner, and hopes by unremitted eye.
and assiduous attention, to merit public pat,r
The House is situated close to the Iandino 4
business part of the town, Sc gentlemen wjsbrl
take the river from this place, are sure of bar'
opportunity of going by the first boat.
His TABLE shall at all times be supplied
the best the country affords, the BAR us,
choicest Wines and Liquors, and his starr p,
provided with grain, with careful and atten,ir,
lers.
From his long experience, and determina,io
spare no pains to render his guests comfort,N,
hatters himself that he will be able 10 give en;,s
isfaction to all who may favor him with their ~,
age. WILLIAM FRYE
Bloomington, June IS, ls4l. 34F