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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS
TO THOSE WHO WOULD POSSESS A GOOD
HEAD OF HAIR

TO THOSE WHO WOULD POSSESS A GOOD
p,n HEAD OF HAIR.
prNpF'ese ere no false state ments oe red Won; YOU
assured nc article will do all il is represented 10 Its
on cn,ap enouggiNe " one trial
htd Now mark-Jones OIL OF Coral Ccassis viii make the
nan grow, stay It's iaids out scur or d,nA,g mi y
light red hair fms dark look and m,La i ,, -. Ill
from the roots IN time. Among the who have scJ ~
md certify TO the above being its positive gu,s arc ~
following ''''' ~ wv
James Roe, Hartford Conn., w. Tomkins % Kline s,,., y
v; Mr. L. Gilbert, Houston street. y :. Power grc
bpokyu aud many others, but the folly suffice To 6hrr ill.,
public The public requested TO note that this sold =,
ne reasonable price Of or h,liug' bottle oy r. Jones
o the American Eagle, 50 tiptham street. " ar io
Fulton street Brooklyn; State Bostoa; 81 Dock steet
Philadelphia See that I. Jones sisned each label
iyl93t*c
A CARD'-The nstifutions and s,minsrcs Of New Yoh.
Brooklyn and Staten sand,as we'll ss particular ladies and
.ercnen, will be respectfully attended by the unoigneda
cachcr " the French Italian languages and guitar. App
o. 96 Chambers street. -
yo3tsr JOSEPH ROCCHETTf
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MEDICINES.
DIR. SHERMAN'S
INDICATED T,OZENGFS

IfiroE ce'DIatr articles nave now been used for sy
four years. and the greatest proof their efficacy in
the diseases for which thew are
that the demand for .sp has been rapidly increasing and
but recommend them 10 heir friends
COUGH LOZENGEs.
Are the dicnes the world for coughs colds con
SUMPTION asthma whooring cough &C., discovered
THE WORM LOZENGES
Are the only articles which fail removing worms Of
every description, both from children and adults
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are sovereign remedy sickness and
ralpaton lowness Of spirits, and all nervous diseases:
fhe Hon Aaron Clark, Hon Edw. J. Porter, Rev. Mr..
Handbook Rev Mr. Dunbar of the McDouga street Church.
have used them. -,
Offics 1906 Nassau seet-Agents, Rushton X Aspnwals
three stores; Sends 2s Broadway II East Broadway Cod
drington, 2z7 Hudson. m22c
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$4,000 CASES IN A YEAR.

Use the right medicine and be cured-Ye who
" suffering obstinate disease kind of weakness
of the and who in disgust and dsanponment
have abandoned all hopes of strongly nyed as
last have the justly Cher
Iy Asrngent Pill" whose failure in removing the disheaen;
complaint unnown than GOO boxes have been sold
New York Alone and case Of are has been related
OF any other medicine Answer, ye that suffer.
Sickness general wasting of the body from cause are
speedy amelioraed short cured For gravel loss
Of the bladder pain in the back from disease OF the
kidney PROSTATE glands pills are prominently success
fn. - -,
j. o. FAY, Wholesale Agent, New York-Retaied at 70
Fulton drug Broadway of Chamber
Church Of 1917 G3 Bowey Of Walker
ST. East Broadway Ss Washington ST. Boston, 376 Market
81 Phadepha; Maiden Lane Albany, and Of Geo Pulling.
Natchez Price 81
AlsoDr Poes Eradicator" celebrated the certain
aud speedy for gonoha and certain complaints
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CELEBRATED MINERAL FOR FILLING

Mons NJ. Son continue restore ecayed Teeth, however
small the cavity, making into sound Tooth
Instantly curing the Tooth painful match
point Of color the natural enamel of the Tooth
The mineral applied few seconds without the slightest
Tau heat pressure and lasts for years, the
necessity Of extracting, which injurious the human
3ncta painful and dislgreelbe operation has such
dency saer the constitution Of delicate and per
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FOR CLEARING AND bEAUIIt IINOF Tie
COMPLEXION.

1-,TUrvCH'S GENUINE Y VEGETABLE. LOTION recon-
y r b the faculty foe III diseases of the face and skin
II era rtcs TAM pmus lreces, spots, ednes rngwoms,
m M cuanrous trupucs rdualy reaiising delicate clear,
soft kin; transforms even the most saow complexion into
radiant Wheuess; renders harsh and rough skin beautifully
soft smooth aud impas to the face, neck and
healthy aud uyene bloom aud by due perse yeance in APP
pcion the result Will be beautiful comre xion. The Lotion
exceeded by other in the world Suffice II to ha il
used with the u States aud West
Indies, without single complaint of its efficacy For sale al
Church Dispensay, 1888 Bowery of Spring seet.
Price ID per bottle. ly2 lm-T
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WIGS AND SCALPS.

real IIEAps HAIR which be had nc BROADWAY,
corner If Liberty street, up stairs. . -
In all of failure the growth of lIar BARRY offers
Remedy tusYoy hts nkuoNuto Nulg racttton
ard those Ahom Nature h1s been hounutu in her dlstb
Hair will do well place themselves under his
voilaucr. Faces 10 suit the times.
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NJ " ~ = DIT ''tH'a'1TE1 1TVH~
HAIR CUTTING & CURLING,
WIGS, SCALPS, &c.
No, 2U5 BROADWAY,
NLlREH OH hrs, present
- o,rusd q Of Rooms consis t;,s Of
GRAND GALLERY OF FASHION,
appopa entirely for Genemens hr cutting. This spen
did lifted upin the style Of Louis XIV Of France The
walls luneis painted after the % w ateau Bou
chrt sud imitation Of the fr-iamed u lbe in
The sAow-c tses mirrors, tables Qtom &c III the
ato Teicyo finished IN white and gold for
ensemble IN ths country and not sur
passed IN Europe. .-.,..~
is private and devoted entirely for hardressng
fitting wigs curs, and for consultation the growth
and health Of the ha and fitted up with regard TO
THE GSFGHTLErrEN's WIG ROOM
is for those who wish 10 be private when fitting wigs and
scal! O. here remark, that every department of
bis Tr1ssion the of his work established for its
superiority does he intend make only the very best wigs
and ,aps and ask according TO the times the lowest
munerating profit go .
N 4. win be found always home" aud viii give his
sole and undivided attention al who wish change couute
under the magic OF his touch. le22
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PERFUMERY.

ORRlS TOOTH wAsH-pTeraTsd from, the original re-
" cipc 40 No.8 Gold street New NTokThe OTTls Tooth
WISH purely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the proper
tetIg tse,a sEe meath tsEtoung the gums 10 4
healthy and unpleasant ie o. o59uf IN
te mouth whether arising from decayed teeth OF tiorE De
rured state % the siom,ch. -
BE- be used with tooth brush and will be found
supcgtc thD geces Of powder keeping n teeth clean
aud preventing the 3rg away Of the r the teeth
10 is el useful IN eases Of an-y gums restoring ihs
healthy state, and causing them 20 contract around me
teeth Tault affections Of the teeth and gums ARISING rom
exposure % cold, it w be found highly heneheial y = "a
tcusrv -r,ca8ble the orns Tooth Wash AZ ght
before rtiru resi-. This method recomm,ndfI o' Sl
dentists by doing all PARTICLES a food when
iuuiEte during rr day entirely removed a1 us
through night clean, sweet and ne i{
Sound e-i AMI white teeth are the valuable portions
of POOR humanity bat how neglect me i b, II, H.
their when suTTouhueu
needed Among these know OF nom e ind yh
teps the ,tl,pgtrns the gums, Punhes the mouth anc
swectcus the BREATH We recommend us use 10 ALL young ana
Ol-rB1sto Morning Post. -
The Ous Tooth Wash the otSt detergent VIC ever "seu on
enafnrl.--L Boston Iunscrpt :. 4 -. =,
For sale by the principal druggists IN me oltv ma
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Nj. L. KNAPP. M. D.

Agent for the MARI ans Vaccine Institution
Sold by the agents A. d. Sands Druggists, 70 Fulton st.
OF Gold and 100 Fulton wholesale and retail AL
by Abraham b. Sands Co. 273 Broadway Granite
Buildings Of Chambers David Sands Co. n East
Broadway. of Markets Price 50 cents e25 Inc
pared by Dr. o,o Ro,on has proved itself valuable
generally particularly those from mpurty of the
blood The Syrup prepared from the Extract also, is far
any other Syrup OF Sarsapara before prepared
Both may be obtained of
VIM H. Minor l92 Broadway, corner Of John street; T. X.
De Forest Greenwich cor. Morris street W. M. Thurman,
Varrk of Canal streets J. Coddington, Spring
and Hudson A. Mcleod 300 Hudson street L. A.
RosenmIler 3 Beecker, Christopher street W. Bas-
sett, ga Broadway and Of P. BOVINE & co.
Wholesale Druggists, SO John street, and
jylO INIT Agents for Osgood's India Cholagogue.
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Sulphnretfed HYDROGEN Gas.... lC cub. irs
For sale BY Mcssr Rushton Aspinwal NJ their stores
Broadway, Astor House aud William street & j. NlbSn
Broadway: q. VI. Minor, Broadway; a. b. sands * Co
Broadway and Chambers st Dr. } x. Chiffon, Broadway .
2. p. Leeds, Fulton street, BROOKLYN je2i lme
r ACHINE BLANKETs-5b bales for sale by
t. Mice PERSsE BROOKS. 81 Liberty t.
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> s. j. SYLVESTERS,
jyl6r % Wall street and 100 Broadway.
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T + Z T II / NJ p O Il ia N MOTTO E.
MONS NALLAN Surgeon Dentist, of the old established
VI firm Of Mons. MILAN sons Of London, Liverpool and
prs, bcgs acquant the inhabitants and visitors Ct New
York % for the accommodation of his ntients and the pub
c, h. has opend establishments No Fark Place.
door from Broadway where Mons NJ may be consulted diy.
Att-ud1nce daily, from 10 till o'clock
Mons. Nalan Son thanks for the very liberal patron
hey have received and continue particularly
the medical profession of NV York. for their kind
dons and advocating Mons. NJ. Sons improvement in Dem
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MOTHERS READ THIS, and save the Lives your
Iu Children.

BALTIMORE, March q, 1888
Dr. Jayne-Dear SirYou ask what proofs with Of
the efficacy medicine. that prescribed
medicine FOR bowel complaints that has given much
satsa and patients speedy and perfect relief
this Whenever introduced into family, becomes the
standing remedy for those ailments and called for again and
again. which, think pretty good proof OF its efficacy and
use ness. In the summer complaint Of children has FREE
quently appeared snatch the little victim from the
1t saved the life Of my child and such and such chd
have repeatedly said In affections of adults
have time and again seen act like charm give prma
relief in few hours; may say in few minutes; In
ne valuable medicine and family should be without
:, Resp ff,lIv
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MO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.-Snce the DIS
~ covery of Dr. Javnes Hair TONIC every one may i they
choose, preserve hair from falling off, If already
bald may with certainty have their hair restored again by
faithful and preserving application of this valuable Hair To
me-
Please read without prejudice the following communities
tons which addition hundreds of otheis equally repecta
bic should every reasonable person the
uniform and singular efficacy of Jayne's Hair Tonic.
HAMILTON Feb. Is, 1870.
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CHALLENGES competition with al. The importance
y which all have the Head of Hair clear
index OF the value personal figure and when by some
cap freak Of Nature the human form deprived OF Its
fair proportion, Art esoed TO- IN order by artificial means
supply deficiency. II nee have those wonderful
iiscGvrrc. which bid Nature defiance. Barys Ventalng
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Any individual forw ardng the OF the College
letter containing description of s her and enclosing
Il. Of one dollar, viii be Furnished with letter Of
pirate Diet regimen aud dollars worth such Of the pre-
partitions Of the College be ordered by the consulting
,hvs 3mc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23
a Groe,fui Res;onation (.


Mr.. Jefferson said Of public officers under his
Administration, that few die, none resign. But We
have example in Sister town OF resign alton,
which is purely volunlary-and the manner OF which Is
sngularly touching-and the acceptance ny The
Department full Of feeling and completely stript
Of all the cold forms Of Office, that cannot iorbear
taking notice Of it. We lament, indeed, that
it is not in power TO publish at this time the whole
Correspondence.
The Petersburg Statesman contains the interesting
Correspondence between Mr.. Thom7s Shore, The fost
master Of Petersburg, and Mr. Wcklifie, the Post-
ma ster General Mr.. Shore writes, on the hrst August
that be will resign his offce the first october, IN
consequence of the emigration of his children 10 lhe
West, whom he means 10 join, and the necessity I'm
posed upon him by the laws Of Congress TO deVoie me
Sabbath days to purposes wholly secular he has heid
the Office for 81 years and he has discharged lis outes
with honor to HIMSELF nd with advantage 10 his coun
try. Mr.. Wckhffe plies not only with great conr
tesy, but with the warmes kindness acknowledges MT
Shores ''long and faithful services and in spirit
officer, concludes with the following just tribute
to Mr.. Shore:
"My object and design is TO administer II with I'M
partality and Justice TO all and, u mao ihomas
Shore every Post Office, should hope to succeed ~
making this Department with oil The difficulties II has
to encounter useful acceptable, and popular. re
greet as much as any man, (nnd would remove the
If coud,) the existence OF one OF the reasons
which prompt you 10 resign the necessity imposed
upon you, while you hold the ofce OF DONG ofhcia'
labor the Sabbath. You will believe me when
say TO you that regret your resignation. May 'ha'
Providence who has guided you thus lar, smooth your
future life and bless you with continuation OF MS
grace"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23
Sept. %

LINE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE offer for sale, that
and well improved farm lately purchased Of Capt
Samuel Branch lying in The county of Campbel on the waters
Dig Fallen and distant from the town Of Lynchburg 20 miles,
This land considered of the finest In Campbell coun-
ty well adapted the growth " CORN heat and acu
larry obacco containing 900 aces o0 OF which
grounds, and being in high state of improve
ment susceptible of still higher improvements offers
those wishing invest capital IN real
ton Of Virginia. and healthy location must necessarily
command the DESTROYS OF obtaining good iarL
This land will be offered privately until the 9th day OF
October wlen if disposed Of will be sold at public ac
ton on premises, the highest bidder 1T sold privately,
notice will he given in the papers.
1rms-One third OF the purchase money TO be paid on The
ah day December mnnIhs negotiable with
payable Bank OF Virginia nj Lynchbnrg
and with interest from the 18TH
II Is 10 give full description az this land,
wishing WILL of view the premises be-
fore the Capt Samuel Branch Mr. Farley, who
The land will take pleasure In showing the sanc or
giving any information which may be necessary.
relative In The lnnd VIII be addressed 10
'O''1" ''''>'' w. NATHAN SPENCER.
In addition 10 the above SALE will he offered the time
and place. the Mill Tract continuing SO of wctinbared
land with good and convenient dwelling house. good
erst MILL DAM and house newly built Of good timber,
with pair Of new bnrrs, just stared.
Also another tract containing $50 acres near the mill Of good
prime timber which may easily sawed and sold al fine prices
part of money of these tracts will be required
The day of sale This viii be shown by Capt Branch and
sold privately n effected Notice of which viii be
given in the papers JOSIAH MOSELEY,
Sent % 40-w2w
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ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2u.-1'he Acadia steamer arrived
at Boston on Sunday, at 2 o'clock, having sailed on
Sunday the 4th inst from Liverpool. The news is
but one day later, and the intelligence received is Sun
dny news and therefore in business way OF little or
no importance.
The British and North American Royal Mail Steam
packet Company's steam ship Hbernia, was to be
launched ut Greenock on the sh inst She is two bun
ded tons larger than The present vessels and Of greater
power Capt Judkins, of the Columbia, will command
the Hiberna. Captain Edward Z. Miller, formerly oil
,he Acadia. takes command of the Columbia.
An attempt is making to unite the Chnrtists with
the Irish Reporters, while the Anti Corn Law League
are endeavorng attach to themselves the advocates
of household suffrage. the ballot &c. Mr. Golden IS
the leader of the latter movement, and Mr. Surge OF
the former.
The harvest has concluded gloriousy. All agree in
representing the crops abundant ADD excellent
Corn daily falls in price, but the millers and bakers
continue TO keep up the price Of bread
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Deaths.
ar,er SIM has zone down while il

"Ier sun has gone down while 1t is yet day. =,
Departed this life, the residence of her "
ordon in the county of Isle OF Wight the oth nstan
painful and lingering illness, which she bore without maI
and the christian resignation Mrs ELI..sEIa nd MN
widow of the George Hines Of Southampton ana ony
daughter Of Capt John Chappe late OF the county o. h p
in The 57h year Of her age She was member o. h
deuce in the of blessed and cruclned "a
manned firm mistaken. aud uiahated She met anu ,
the liking of Terors" with Guinness and sercnily o s
wich declared her friends, and weeping ana nscons1e
children willingness depart, in anticipation oil osseu ,h
mortality In recording of this estimabe aoy lhe
writer Of thss unabie command language adeua.e "
many virtues and client qualities IN a Tue i
of e kind The character OF c'o'
wife, oher MISTRESS and christian never better
Loved By her friends respected by all that knew her, ne
fond doang having sustained the greatest go
cIety and conversation Them foeverher ADVICE
eyanpe will regulate and direct their in this ii1-and
writer this alenty pays be instrumental IN hef
meeting their mother in Heaven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

J7DUCArioN-Dr MAuPIN5 School will be opened on
Il Monday 3rd October in the School House oil Inc Memo
dist Church. opposite ST. James Church .
The elementary and higher branches Of English Educaton
Ancient Languages, Mathematics ana Modern Languages, W."
be taught in the school.
Mr.. J. OUTLET we'll known an accomplished Ieaeher'
will give instiuc in Modern Languages
In the department Of Ancient Languages, Dr. ". VII DC az
sisted by JOHN ~ HENDREN A. H., graduate oil the mi
verify Of Virginia. ar . :.
Trms-ss0 per session Of ten months payable ha IN a ~
vance, half the LIST Of March An extra Tee OF so vi" NC
charged for instruction In Modern Languages :
tlass for Examinations upon Chemistry will he formed OF
.uc Pupils may the Lectures upon he SUD
ject the Medical College. J.,
Maupin would willing take two boys as ooardefs ~
his family They advantage OF his constant SUI
pervison normaton apply at his residence next
door to the ID Presbyterian Church. a. {,
Semi fp-ot
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Eatrae, Of Letter from .Nep york, Sept. IS.

E1lraet 81 a Ltiier from .NeD !0TH, oePl. To
the Legislature was in session upon the Appor,ionmen
BILL They concluded their labors with bill which
makes 90 Democratic Districts, 10 Wing, and doubt!
full The Legislature determined to conhne the DUST
of the session Appor,onment, and rejected ne
solutions for Introducing the most pressing subjects
They even refused 10 take up questions about which
entire unanimity prevailed. You need not therefore,
be surprised, that time given to the consdera
ton of"vrgnia Matters, and the repeal OF the "Jury
law. -,
81 saw the Wing members received IN AiGanyII'm
more. Caruthers. and R. W. Thompson. Willis Hall,
Elk Attorney General, addressed them in general au
daton of The present Congress, and of the Tariff 10
particular, (aganst which, Caruthers voted through
out) The reception orator was pleased 10 denomna'e
idiot" When ,hus making light of the Chief Mag's-
tra,e, how little did he think what vast assemblsge
of freemen would in weeks time gather togethe
in New York; rsbuke the insult to the President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

MFR WISE respectfully informs the citizens OF Richmond ana
vl generally that his is Main street, noors
Tavern where he will be happy 10 attenn 70 All
lie will ALSO IL required 10 any pafl OF the
city where his services are wanted ,
Persons wishing Spectaces or TO have ne"
old frames informed that they be suited WIN
different and forms and suited to any age
determine by Inspection Of their eyes Inc gases wc
he furnishes he will warrant 10 hold their power OF Vso i'om
From his knowledge OF the science OF opr
weak eyes supplied with glasses which will greatly oene
and strain the sight also spectacles Tor near ssleu
PERSONS and those who have been operated upon Tor caaa VI
the eye
Ills Microscopes magnify objects five thousand times
Reference as made to TIE fOuoloing letters.
RicHMosp, Sept. 9, $780,
frequently had OCCASION recommend persons lnborns
under defective vision Mr. Wise for relief and always WIN
Mr. Wise extensive assortment Of ectacirs
Optical Instruments thoroughly understand Inc ad-
glasses steal defects in vision; indeed ne mrs
Optics and optical instruments special s-
dy and therefore, hesitation in recommending him TO
Surgeons who desire Cataract glasses C ny To-
teii patients, be supplied by Mr W. upon the uost
reasonable
Prof of snaomv and Physiology the .Uei Department 81
Hampden Sidney College
Mr. worthy extensive patronage from long and per-
evernc effort To perfect himself the knowledge OF Optics
e has Maid particular attention the adaptation OF glasses Ia
the defects Of VISION frequent opportunity Of witnessing
of his efforts In this way has induced me 10 give MN
q certificate of qualification.
suited upon which operations nav
performed will he aided getting back lost as Tar as a
cia will do IL. :, -
March is, ls4o.
Country Merchants allowed discount wholesale pur
chases. 40 49,,
Sept % 4o-"3m
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Democratic majority 81
fJarhson Missouri .7drocaie, .9ug. 81.


GLoRIous PRospIcTs We have ever seen, at any
time previous, so general and universal feeling OF
confidence and vigilance among the Democracy OF the
Stale Our table is literally loaded with the procee d.
ngs of meetings. extras, addresses &c, that would fill
an hourly, instead Of daily paper, as large as the
Statesman denouncng in the severest terms, the trail
tors to all law and the Constitution AS each dny in
creases the confidence of the Democrats in entire and
complete success, the Fcderalisis sinking down,
down. at each successive skins and snngsnging
parade There is no mistake about tbis--we have the
all around u.s. Even the banks, with all their
money and means of corruption, cannot raise the enhu
siasm Of their dependents.
Senator Allen arrived in this city, his way from
Washington, dsybefore yesterday, and left this morn
ing for Chcothe. lie is in the fines, health and sPi-
rits-Ohio Statesman, Sept. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

EXCHANGE HoTEL-The proprietor feels grateful ioI Inc
T. lbe nalronape he has received the Hotel has been
opened and leave to inform the public that on ana "a 81
IS per day single and lodging so cents each
visiting the Exchange Hotel with their horses are
he best care will he of them by MI James Harden VINO"
Stable contiguous HOTEL will be my constant saIe ~
render all the comforts that IL ossine o mem
End In any Hotel They will favor by reporting 20 ne
Proprietor any neglect or naention from me sevans o.
In his employ. fhEpEnioN ~ ~ an;f
Richmond, Eept. 9, lsi2, %-sh'