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RECEIPTS OF COTTON

Per steamboat Jefferson fin Montgomery-Harrison Blair l3i bales; l. Andrews & 25a Pnrvis x An drews loo; Boykin loo; c W Tareton 5s; D Wheeler 4s; Desha, Sheppard X 56 Rives, Battle X 44 I LesesRe 23 Aus & Marshall l2; A Broan II; Craw ford 5; W Knox 3; J II o'Neii 3; Mckinney X Robin l; Bull x Files 36.
 Per steamboat w Robinson from Montgomery-Rives Battle X co s6 balesi Pope & Son A; Wm Bower 5l Tartt, Stewart 5o Lee 33 Harrison & Blair 2e Labuzan 20; Brodnax, Newton X Haynes ls, Geo W TarleIon l3; Bull * Files l9 E l. Andrews X co 10 W Knox g. Ausiill & Marshall g; Minge Russell ,; Robt Walker 8; B Boykin ,; T Lesesne $.
 Per steamboat North Star from Tuscaloosa-E Car lisle 167 bales; Riyes Battle co 96; English 79 L Andrews & GO sS; Desha, sheppard x co 56; Lacey Terrill 20; Moore l6 Manldn, Montague S 12 Fontaine II; stringfelow & Hanna II; T Harri. 10; Toomcr, Gay g; T Hill S co g; Richardson & Taylor B. Dickinson S Enstis 7 Boyd 5; Tart Stewart & co 4; Bull X Files 8; L Walker Si A M Bowling 9.
 Per steamboat Hercules fin Tuscaloosa-D 5 Ball TAG " Gaines 52 Austill q Marshall IA 5 B Fontano 3l Bartlet Waring 22 Dickinson X Eustis 2l; Adams X Sims Is; T M English IA; Cummins, Hogan x Snow 8; Lacey, Tcrr K co 5; A Bowling 2.
 Per steamboat Fayorte fin Gainesvllle-H Croft S bales; Tartt Stewart X IS; Geo Childs 5i; An drsws d co 42 Harwell 40; Leavens & Malone 37; Al len & Haden l6; Brodnax, Newton & 27; Harrison X Blair l5; Richardson Taylor IA; I.abuzan l2; Geo Gaines 8; " Reynolds l2; Ledyard co :; Dickinson & Euss 6; Desha, Sheppard X co 4; Griffin 1; Alex Pratt 2; Stringellow X Hanna 4
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IsAaaENlrRIEa.

Per steamboat Champion fin New orleans-Miss Ro- borts. Miss Langdon MT Moody and lady, Drs Roberts and Tarleton Messrs Wilson. Gregory, Bullard Dumas, Hannn Houge. Campbell, Craighead, Andrews, Martin, Langdon, Mrs Wood, Mrs Pcndarrs.
 Per steamboat Lady of the Lake i'm New 0rleans-W Weaver, Messs Alniming osgood, Norris, Northrop Dr W Smith,
 Per steamboat Favorite i'm Gainesvile-Miss Murphy, Maj Phillips, Messrs Phillips, Croft, Reynolds, Hill, Laws, Compton, Laws, Parker, Oats, Bowen Davids.
 Por steamboat Hercules from Tuscaoosa- Mrs Gaines and children, Miss Earle Rev Dr Manly, Judge Wikin- son, It Inge, A; Messrs Pchcr Parsh Strngfellow, Morris, Holt, Thomas, Earle Law Carson, Baldwin, W White.
 Per steamboat North Star from Tusealoosa-E Moore and lady, Messrs Kane Dedo Lang, Barney, Cohen Wm Yates, Mccullough, Baker and son, Mckinney, Gibbs, Hogan, Stevens, BroYnson.
 Per steamboat Wm Robinson from Montgomery-Mrs Colhoon children and svts Mrs Muldrow and chil dren, Mrs Kettles and child, Mrs Sharp, Mrs Bennett, Miss Vaudeville, It Colhoun MT Oakley, child and Messrs Farrow and svt Coy simpson, Gilleand, John son, Locke, Smith, Waiace, Weich. Brown Caviness, Bucke Krad and svt Barker and syi, Child, snnfer KsI,h nayls .,.sos 5esrs,es sYibs gRaaSsf vsi, Miss Cary, Miss clough lss Bromley, Messrs W Hekson, Brcedlove Buord, Rudolph, Bryant Cary, Ive Forbes, Harrison, Jackson, Barnett, Rallius.
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EXTRAORDINARY PHEsomErA.-We are

ExTRAoRDlNARY PHENoMENA.--We are moi much given the marvellous, and we will not be much surprised if some of readers doubt the truth of the following, but we can them that it is true ey- cry word of it. There is a Miss in this city, resi- dent of an adjoining county, about l3 years of age, from whose thumb there has appeared, for some weeks past, divers haIrs, bristles c tome of them as long as twenty.six inches, and others shorter This was the story we heard day or two since, and we laughed at the wonderful creduty of our infor- mant. It is, however, truc--for we have seen the young lady and have witnessed the growth of hair. There is nothing extraordinary in the appearance of the thumb, ant she says the growing of the hair gives her no uneasness whatever. The hair comes out of
 the inner side of the thumb, sometimes from under the nail, generally, however, from the ball. Some of the hair is soft as the hair of the head and some as tough as brstles, varying in color, size and length. The growth is very rapid, and when it is removed from the thumb, it leaves impression whatever in the part from which it springs, we are informed by Dr. Gibney, who resides in the town with this young lady, that Sunday last thirty appeared dur ing the day. A number of scientific gentlemen have examined the thumb and the hair, but are all utterly at a loss to account for the henomena.-Ltrington inteihgencr.
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NEW MACHINERY FOR OBTAINING FREsE WATER BY DIsTILLATIoN.-AFr French paper men tions the making of some interesting experiments the Jardin dss Paates by order of the Minister ofh Marine and the Colonies, for testing anew the merritt of the apparatus of Messrs. Peyre & Rocher, o Nantes, for distiIling water, which has been in troduced into use on board the corvette, the Aube and on board twentv-seven merchant vessels. Frou the results of these experiments it was satislactor, ascerained that the largest ships may be supplied with fresh water, by the use of this apparatus.
 dependents" the new paper to be published at Wash ington, by Mir. Peasants, late of the Richmond Whig, is daily expected. It is understood in the DO
 tica circles there that this paper will take the mos violent ground against the administration of Pres dent Tyler. Whatever may by its pol tical course there can he little douht that II will be conducted with vigor and ability.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT or MoBILE-DECEMBER 24, la4l

CLEARED Ship Floridian, Pratt, for New York, by Shaw & Ship Deucalion, Allen, for Liverpool, by w Migan & 
 Bnrque Abbot Lord Pntterson for Liverpool by Gard ner Sager.
 Brig China, Sural for Baltimore, by II Schroeder. Schr Plutarch, Pcndeton, for Havana, by w Edmosds &
 ARRIVED < Ship Norman, Hendricks, fn Boston. Schr Pequot, Phnney, i'm Warren, l. to master. Steamboat Champion Carson, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Lady of the Lake, Allen, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Jefferson Bnrri fin Montgomery, with sS3 bales cotton. Steamboat Win Robinson jr, Bryan, fin Montgomery, with 401 bales cotton. Steamboat North Star, Toulmin fin Tuscaloosa, with 556 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Hercules, Lavergy, from Tuscaloosa, with 2s7 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Favote, Lacey, from Gainesville, with 466 bales cotton. Dublin, Sheffield. At New Orleans, yesterdayschs Swallow and Hornet.
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EyspoRpz.

PoRTsMoUTH-Per ship Cumminss-2oo bales hay, 200 bbls potatoes.
 WARREN, I-Per schr Pequot-300 bbls potatoes, beets and onions, and variety of mdse.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Lady of the Lake s7 hhs sugar. 47 do bacon tee rice, l2 bss glass; bbls whskey casks cheese SC bbs pork, l9 do monsses S onr B do crackers 32 coils rope 60 pcs baggng 33l sacks corn, loo do oats and mdsc.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Champion-72 bbls our 42 do pork, 20 do brend 3J do whiskoy, 2 do lnsses, 36 casks bacon md sundries.
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There is something of stir in New York, in re- lation to the exclusive religious establishment set up on board of the Cunard steamers, as charged in some letters published by ministers of different de- nominations. It is sad that printed regulations are posted on board of these vessels forbdding all per- sons but clergymen of the Established Church, from conducting religious service, and then only once upon the Sabbath, and at no other time. No other reli- gious exercises are 10 be allowed on board.
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ANTHRACITE IRON CASSoN.-A large cannon recently cast at the foundry of Messrs, FazingeI and Salked, at Mauch Chunk, Pa which is said tc be smooth and strong if it had been of char coal iron. It has been tested, says the Mauch Chunk Courier, with double charge powdel, and ever, means to prove it eifectuay. We believe this is the first cast in the United States with Anthracite Iron, and have no doubt bnt in short time Anthar- cite will supersedc charcoarl iron for almost every purpose.
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naval court martial for the trial of Capt. Bolton of the Brandywine assembled at Philadelphia on the 18th. The charge arises out of his nasty return from dore Jacob Jones, President; Commodores John Downs, Henry E. Ballard, E. P. Kennedy, John B. Nicholson, W. B. Shubricl, and Captain Daniel Turner, members; Charles H. Wnder, Esq of Bal. ,imore, Judge Advocate.
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ExnnR,ra

NEW yoRK-Per ship Flordian-ex ballast < stores. LIVERPOOis-Per ship Deucnlion-l6S5 bales cotton. LIyERPOOL-Per barque Abbot Lord-l33l bales coi- ton.
 BALTIMoRE-Per brig China-27l bales cotton l5 bbls moasses.
 HAyANA-Per schr Plutarch-37 bales cotton, 10 bbls bscon 80 casks do do smoked shoulders 5M stayes l2 baskets o bbs beets, Il do potaoes 10 do hams, 1S do beans hf casks do, 62 bxs soap.
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CNNsIGNEEs.

Per steamboat Lady of the Lake fin New Orleans-P J Weaver; c A Gilbert; Gandoo; W II Bnnneil t co; J Rea Marshall & Rowe; Danl Wheeler K 0sgood; L J Wilson.
 Per steamboat Champion i'm New orlenns-Barron & Mead s X Jones; M Mallory; Austili & Marshalli A Pratt; Gonzales; F W Mccoy; L J Wilson; krafif; Moody; A Goldsmith; c Langdon.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. Deo. 24.

The mail failed today We received some slate pa- psrs and Savannah dates of the 18th inst,
 Al sauonnah, Cotton declined a.c ner the receipt of the foreign per Acadia, with light sales. The weeks business reached 3se0 bales-extreAes 6D9c Exchange England sl prem. Froghs 10 Liverpool sd Hasre 2c-dul.
 The 1palachicoia cotton market dull. On the dth cx- 7irslc for specie nnds7a@sc for Georgia funds Stock 407I bales.
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THE DEMOCRACY MovINa.-A convention of the Democracy of Ohio is to be held at Columbus on the sh of January the anniversary of the battle of New 0-le.--, fr the Hurpnse of ting a rs.i. date for Governor There is spirit in the Rrolsc se State which will not rest content until they have ac- complished thorough reform and brought things back to the days of democracy and honesty.
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THE UNITED WHIG PARTY.-The following communication has been stnt to us by who present at the singular exhibition of Air. Marshall Browns, and is ,ouched for as to its truth indeed, il bears on it's face such strong marks of versmili tude that none can doubt who familiar with the speakers manner and ieelmgs.-It exhibits the char aoter of Mr. Clay in such strong and beautiful light that all will understand from il the movements of the whole Whig machinery of the extra session.-[Bal- tinore Republican.
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When Dr. and Sergeant P-- were walking by, arm in arm, "Those two just equal to one highwayman," observed Mill'gan. "Why sop "It is lawyer and doctor-your money or your fe." -Globs.
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We have now in the Mediterranean says the Globe, ofPars) 13 sail of the line six more have gone rom Toulon to Cherbourg; Il other armed ves- sels, principally frigates, at sea and we have besides, all ready for sea- 20 corvettes of thirty to sixteen guns, 2briss of twenty to ten guns 30 iotla boats, 2S transports, and 30 war steamers.''
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27Sl4 Prizes, amounting to $1s3,S99
 Tickets ss4-Halves $2-Quarters $1.
 Packages of 20 whole tickets, S100, warranted to draw Ss4S. Packages of B half tickets, $50, warranted to draw at least SPA. Packages of 25 quarter tckets ss25 warranted 10 draw at least SIP. Gc- For Packages or Single Tickets, apply at the Managers Office, corner of Dauphin and Water sts.
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D TO-DAY. CAPITAL PRIZE 12,000 DOLLARS. Tickets only Four Dollars.

-CLAss l46 EXTRA FOR 1S41.- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge, No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, on TiIS DAY, December 24tli, lS4l, at o'clock p. m., at the Mansion House Ex- change, Royal-st.
 s. DAVIS & CO, Managers. y
 75 NumDers-I2 Drawn Ballots.
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MARRlED-On Thursday evening, 2Sd inst, by Rev. Wm. T. Hamilton, PHILIP A. SMITH, to Miss JESETTE D. CANEDY, of Fall River, Mass.
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Upon the subject of the finances, the President has furnished the most satisfactory evidence, that there occasion for calling an Extra Session, in May last, replenish the public Treasury, and that if the extra session had not been called, there would have been balance of some two millions of dollars n the Treasury, on the first Monday in January next.
 He makes the estimated receipts on the Treasury, for the whole year, with the balance on hand, on the first of January last to be ,512 80, and the estimated disbursements fer the same period, to a. mount to $s32, ,025,070 so, leaving defcit on the first of next January, of $627, ,557 90.
 Of the National Debt of twelve millions created at the extra session, the of 5,432 726 SS has been raised, which is included in the amount of receipts into the Treasury above stated, and the question arises to the amount of expenditures made at the extra session, which may be set down as nearly suf- cient to iabsorb this raised upon the twelve million Oan; and setting off, against the other, and throwing back the proceeds of the public lands into the Treasury, follows, that if there had been no session, there would have been no deficiency in the Treasury, the first of January next, because there would have been expenditures during the year to render public debt necessary. absorb its ayals, and the proceeds of the public lands would not have been withdrawn from their proper channel.
 It the extra session which brought the Treasu- " its present condition, and which affords to the tariff party plea to increase our burdens. ns.-Standard of Union.
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The report of the cashier of this Branch, already published, gave only tle settlements made with these debtors in which real estaIe taken in payment, during the year 1881. further call We are told has been made extending further back.
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f4s leslsaIi.re q soalh iploliaa liaa ,sIs, srtl ani ea'se.-t.-ih7 Gaaaimily sustained firslala ir tef pending eoaigosersy wllh he Rev York aalhori. les on ll,. subject of flsiec slaves. The Legisa- are declares that, ..the forced and dangerous con struo,ian put upon the ilh Article of the Constitution of the United States, and tie arrogant pfetenson to control its operation by the State of New Yoik, as indicated by the positions of her Executive in the progress of the late controversy with Virginia, and the proceedings of her Legislature pending the same, should be reputaiel ana diseountenanced by every State in the Union, as destructive the faith pledged in the Confederation, anl ultimately subyersise of that State Sovereignty, upon which they profess to be ounded.'
 It is gratifying to see that Governor Porter of Penns lvania, does not accord with Governor Seward of Now York; in his views upon the right of ilnmuni- ty to negro steaers, but has directed fugitive from Louisiana, charged with this offence 10 be delivered up on the acquisition of Go,ernor Roman.
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MOBILE,
FRlhAY EyENlN6, nECEMEER 2l, lsIl.

The Eastern mail tils morning failed from beyone Columbus (seo.)
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Ann Edridse, adm'x of Wm. Edridge, dec'd, and Mary, William and John G. Edridge, children of
 sniI Nm Edlidne dec,d deIendnnts
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RE EACkEREL.--l00 barrels No. l. 2and Mack 4fk ere, 20 half bhls Nu's l, 2 and Mackerel, for sale very low 10 eonsi gnments, by
 dec22 J. Il. RIVERS.
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SIDES.-30 casks Cincinnati cured. Whiskey-- N 10S bbls Rectifed, superior article
 Flom-I00 bbls superiine inspected Susar--50 hbds prime New Orleans
 Pork-30 hbls prime j Beef-40 half bbls mess Beef
 Sperm Candas--50 boxes New Bedford, supe-
 ror article. Pepper--2J bags.-The above goods are for sale to arrive per steamer Souherpor dec24 by LATHAM HULL & SON.
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TNO THE PLANTERS OF ALABAMA.-The Il subscribers authorised contract for the de- livery in Mobile, of the best quality of Petit Gull Cotton Seed, on the most moderate terms, and will make il the interest of Planters enter into this engagement. C1RODE & WHITE,
 dee23 corner Commerce and Dauphin -sts
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ENOR SALE-Landng per Jos. Brown, from Ha- II yana, PAS bags pr,me Green Coffee,
 43 Cigars, of various brands and all of best
 quality. Apply to JOHN GIBSON, dec z4 30, St Michael st.
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In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County
 Al Rules, Dec. G. 1841. Wm. J. Alexander and others, Complainants,
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ENOR SALE.--150 boxes best New Bedford N Sperm Candles, l0O0 gallons winter strained Sperm Oil. 100 bxs Imperial and Young Hyson Tea, 50 baskets Anchor Champagne, Brandies, Wines and Cigars, for sale by
 d24 GUSTAVUS BEAL & CO.,, 22 Conti-st
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pBErHEL FA:R-The Ladies of the DoRcAs SocILTY respectfully notify the pubc that they design holding FAIR in aid ofthe BETHEL CAUSE the ALHAmBaA on the night ofTHuKspAy and FRIDAY preceding CHRISTMAS.
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nN CONSIGNMENT-Potato Hay, Macker- " el, Goldfish, Herrings, Picked Fish, Candles, Coffee, Gin, Brandy, &c., will be sold low from the wharf, by (dec 24l J. II. RIVERS.
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~ OSHEN BUTTER AND CHEEsE.-47 fir. M kins Butter, l3S boxes Cheese, landing from brig Mobile, for sale by
 dec23 VIM. H. BUNNELI. & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-20
HINESBURGu ACADEMY.

THE Trustees Of HiSEsurRGH AcApEMy are happy
l. 10 inform the public that they have obtained The
Rev. PEoLA DURREE as a permanent teacher. Mr.
Dufkee has been engaged for many years, in the
business of instruction, and has given, wherever he
has been employed ample sal siaclIon. liz has sue
ceeded, especially in concilatng the confidence and
affections of his pupils, IN awakening within them Il
thirst for Improvement and in leading them 10 test
thoroughly, their own powers. From his tried saIll
and experience high expectations IRE excited and is
confidently believed that none viii be disappointed
who may favor the Institution with their patronage by
placing Their sons or then daughters under his tuition
and care.
While it is expected that proper moral and religious
instruction will be gwen and constant and pator'
nal oversight taken Of the depoi neni Of the students,
II designed that the institution shall be kept from
every thing OF seearan character;
The Acadouic year will be divided into two Terms,
comprising two quarters each OF ! weeks The first
Term will commence on Wednesday tho lst day of
September There will be vacation Of two weeks
at the close of the first Term and another Of six weeks
at the end of the second.
Tuition for common branches will be AGO per quar-
ter. For all other studies it will be $50 No lncden-
tai charges will be made.
Board will be afforded in respectable families from
% 10 81 80 per week For boarding places, refer
ence may be had TO Jededah Boynlon, o. S, Hoyt
Nahum Peck, Esq, oro J. Baldwin, Harmon Bur:
dit \. 8. Weller, Joel Turiill. Mrs Benton, Danl
GOODYEAR.
This institution is pleasantly located in healthful,
hourshng village. II has now been in operation
about sixteen years and it's course has been steadily
onward, never surleltod with flood OF scholars,
never famishng for want OF support
The building, situated on delightful eminence and
over looking the whole ,llage is undergoing thorough
repairs Ii will be finished III neat and fashionable
style, to combine elegance with convenience.
B Hlnesbursh Sd August. Sw.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-20

M CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE--A Valuable
lv1 Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
means of saving thousands from an untmey grave.
1t has been sold and used for thirty years. with great
success, and found very eicacious in the following
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whooping Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Gods, din ,nl Brcathing Influenza,
Oninsy, Asthma, Phhisic, Splitting of Blood tlau-
iencv, Indigestion Looscncss of the Bowels Fits of
every kind, Cramps, Rickes, Cole, Caarrh, Dysen-
tary, Painting, Hypochondriac Affections, Headaches,
Sickness at Stomach Measles, preventive Of Con-
tagous diseases, Goui and Rheumatism.
tCFoThe above Medicine is prepared by Henry Sey-
tnour of TIadey, Mass. from the Original Recipe, by
the direction of said Moore, and sold by hlm and the
principal Druggists in the UnitedS States.
Sold wholesale and rc,ai by ]. n. j. H. Peck Co
and Theo. A. Peck Co., Burlington, and by the
dealers generally throughout the country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-08-20
STEAMBOAT HOTEL.
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nlRLINGTON, EEI q 81 VERMONT.
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BY JONATHAN HART.
BY JONATHAN HART,

MR II; respectfully announces to the citizens OF
W Burlington and vicinity, and the travelling
public generally, that he has purchrsed thoroughly
repaired, painted fitted up, and furnished the above
fiocl, situated on the corner of South and Water
streets opposite the head of the Steamboat Wharf in
thc viageof Burlington, Formerly owned and kept
ny captain L. X. Harrington of the Steamboat Phd,-
nlx,) IN style Of convenience and comfort not sur
passed by any other Hotel in the village. A spacious
pnrlor, sitting room, reading room, and dining room
All communicate with each other, and with the front
PIAZZA on the ground floor. The Bar room. barns
sheds and yards arearranged in the best able man
ner to accommodate the travelling and business pub
nc An acre of ground, nearly on level adoins this
HOTEL with convenient out-houses, spacious aud airy
walks, ana gardens all inviting TO travellers
business men, boarders and parties of pleasure
MI ~ from long experience processes to know how
TO furnlsha good Table and Bar and to serve Up the
choicest eatabes and rares decacics that the arke,
ana season Afford IN manner to suit the taste of the
connoisseur; and he confidently assures his patrons
and guests that his utmost exerlions will be put in re-
QUESTION TO serve them.
Steamboat passengers will be waited on, TO and
from the Boats and their baggage transported, and
taken care of at this Hotel and save their Hack hire
TO and from the Court house square.
Stage passengers can be left al and taken from this
Hotel without additional fare, and those taking the
Boats will be shown board and their baggage free
OF expense, and without ncnrrng any risk of being
lett by the darkness or a,encss Of the night or any
other contingency incident 10 heprecpitancy ois'cain
power, or the fluctuations of wind and weather.
Horses and Carragc furnished those who wish to
transact business, or visit any part of the village,
reasonable terms.
Singlem 25 cents, and other charges in proper
ton. 2n5O
Burlington, May 90 lS4l.