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CANAL COMMERCE..


OOIpbEh II.
ARRIVED,
Boat Veivcdeer. Wilkinson, with - tons mdle from
Lynchburg, Ludlnm. 7. & Co., L. ID. Crenshaw & Co..
b. f. & Davenport, Shields & Somerville, Webb, Bacon
& Co.. and John Jones.
Boat Ohio, Jamcrson, from Lynchburg, with 27i tons
mdzc. 10 J. X. Anderson scent T.. +.
Boat Champion, Beale, from Scotsyle with 2li tons
mdzc. to j. Furis Co.. T. x. Blair, X. $. Mnsse and
Shields & SoIner,e.
Boat Old Dominion, Cumpnekcr, with Act tons mdze
to l.. ID. Crensliaw & Co, Luda, p. & Co., ID. C. Ran
dolph, Frys Co., J. r.. Tnpeu & SON. and Shields e.
SomervilIe.
CLEARED,
Boat Lucy Long, Cowe, with ton mdze. TO Lock IA
and New Canton.
Boat Red Bird, Staton with 81 mdze. 20 Lock T.
Scousyllc, New Market, Elk Creek and Lynchburg.
Boat Indian, Martin, with 4 tons mdze. Bongs
farm and X. Hauison's do.
Boa Buchanan Lonahan with 324 tons mdze 10 Scots.
vile.
Boat Mctnmora, Ncwberry, with ton mdze. to Dover
Coal Pits.
Boat Tennessee, Phelps with 81 tons mdze. t., Column.
bia md Lynchburg.
Boat Ilokcr, Tompkns with II tons Plaster, to Lynch.
burg.
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Young Mems Contention in Baltimore

The proposition for Convention of the Wing
Dung Men ofthe Union in Baltimore, the I'd day
of May next, To ratify the nomination the Ma
tional Convention, is responded TO livourably from
all quarters. Numerous delegates will assemble
from every section of the confederacy to raise the
Wing Banner and send up the shout for Harry of
the Yves,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24
NEw-ORLEANs MARKET.

OCTOBER Is, lSi3.
The private correspondence by the steamer Acadia rea
ched town at early hour yesterday morning after its
reception no business transacted Cotton The total
sales OF the day barely 100 bales Most of the
orders which have hand, bo the
present rates and tue makctw thus have mainly odepcnd
on Northern buyers forssuppor The stock sale large
estimated at fully $4,000 bales and many holders are anx
Gus tn realize, but do not ike To break ground decline
The Great Westerns accounts which ure now due will
probably decide the OF the market In New-York
prices have given way lc since the receipt the Steam
,r'sa
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WhiR EcsiirnL in Amherst.

The Wings of Amherst, had Joyous time Of it
on the llb. 4 letter from friend says:
81 have just time to say word. We had fine
time Of it yesterday. The Wing spirit IS up.
There were present about 1900 persons. They
were addressed by Mr.. Goggin, and Mr.. Toler,
and Col. BonduraDt. At night, the Clay Club
met, and was addressed by Jos. X. Irving, and
Mr.. Goggin. Great enthusiasm prevailing, and
Wings and Democrats highly delighted with the
meeting"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24
THEsU TREASURY.

Several Of the Van Buren, prints are gorfyng their favo
rite by haiing him the author Of that magnificent nnn.
cal measure the Sub Treasury strong box keep the
public money We will say nothing ofthe ntoongnay
of the thing invention, the scheme Of
the first miser who made god Of his gold But poii.
cal measure but fair say that Mr. Calhoun gave its
first outlines IN his speech OF 1884, the removal Of the
depusiies In that speech he spoke the alternative to
which the party power would be driven by their war up.
the Bank Of the United States and their Bank expe
dent which must las did prove failure for government
at least.
But Gen. Gordon Of Abemae not disposed TO sec him.
self robbed Of the credit Of proposing the first practical scheme
ofa Sub Treasury 1885, the House II Representatives
lie then Wing (or believed himself % be one) aud
the scheme Of secuted by Jackson party and
denounced IN measured by hc whole corps Of a.
lated presses, most Conspicuous OF which the Globe
aud Enquirer The Globe assaled IL as a measure r,ught
with mischief, and hteamng liberties. IL asserted
that sit would enlarge Executive power by putting IN 30.
hands the means NJ cOrrupuon"-"that 10 would transfer
tho money directly into the palms Of the Executive agents."
&c aud "eHposc It to be pundered by hudred hands,
where cannot reach d."
All this is doubtless rococcted-nnd 10 was 10 this same
achcme when adopted by Mr. Van Buren, in 1897 that the
Richmond Enquirer earnestly objected That pnpcr
designated III "a Wild and dangerous schlme" establish
ing 1.-TWO sorts Of currencythe better for the officers Of
the goyernment-bc baser one for the people" And
ngain"ie Sub Treasury will enlarge ihe Executive pow
or, already too great for Republic"
Cen Gordon ~ his late letter the Hunter dinner party
IN Ming William reminds his present that he was
the author o the schonc-und we should infer from this
that he does not feel disposed tc hOHVr nov that
the great party stake transferred on him 10 the sage Of
underworld though be principle ingredient Of ts
small stock IN trade Of that gentleman.
But IL maucrsyc htlo who is H. protector Ihas been
sguuly repudated, aud will be again. whenever 10 IS
fOihy presented a' an issue to tho peope.-Iyin Rep.
n. - IL ~.
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A Free Traie .Argumcnt.

The Journal Commerce says a tax of six cents
is paid loaf sugar in New York. Loaf sugar
sells there ut IL cents. Deduct the duty C. cents)
from the price (ll cents and loaf sugar ought TO
sell for j cents-whch is two cents below the ave.
rage price of raw sugar in that market!l
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~ Physc Spring the 3oth Of August by
y Cbnds Mr. BENZ AUCU srUa FORD of goochland Va 10
Miss PAIE ELIZABETH youngest daughter Of Cap Garland
Brown ~ Phytie Spring, Buckingham County, Va.
gJ The Enquirer and Religious Herald requested IN copy
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u The last JciersDniln contains a call of MANY De
inocrais, tor meeting al November Court Of all who are
opposed TO high Tariff" and who "nre not Federais
We presume that this meeting will be composed entirely of
Wings a. they the only anti Federal party in the coun.
try and opposed to the election OF Mr. Van Buren, Who
voted for the "hgh Tariff Of 1929 alias the Bi of Abo
nina lnns ~ hnrLniieannLc AdrncnLc
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ENTRAOT
Commercial RECORD.

REVIEW OF THE MARKET
TOBACCO-Lugs Sl.sOa 900; Common Leaf s3a4s;
Good S5a65; Fine S7as.
FLOUR-Si! sales.
WHEAT-9u c,a
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FACT against ASSERTION.

The organ Of tho Aboionists ihe Emancipatorl wages
fierce against the Whigs-and this respect is pow
efiu ally Ut the Richmond enquirer and Democracy
the last No. in ralyrg IFS party, thus arrays them against
the Whigs, and against Mr.. Clay in particular:
CAN YOU VOTE FOR HIM.
For whom
For Mr. --, the candidate Of the Wing party for
Congress in your district.
Why mott
Why not Why, lookfor yourself. First then, he is
member Of the greut Wing slavery party. Secondly hc is
understood TO have openly avowed his determination in
Of his election, for Henry Clay President should
the question into the House. Thirdly he will almost
matter Of course, therefore, for Henry Clay next
tall at hos And fJurhly may be expected also IA
matter OF course, lie IS elected, that his milne nee me M
Der Of Congress throughout the whole Of his years will
be in favor OF Mr.. Cay-not but he may have 50 much
abolition about him dislike give his support TO
holder and do from necessitU but vet
that he will do IT, on The toh0ie.
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LIvERrooL CLASSIFICATION.

Louisiana and HississiPpi. Tennessee and " Ala
Inferior 4 Ordinary, none. Ordinary.
MiddIing, 7ta7I Mddiug
Middling Fair. siasI Midding Fair
Fair, sIisi Fair
Good Fair, ga 81 Good Fair
Good and Fine, 9talO Good and fine
The transactions IN Exchange very limited yoser
day. at previous rates but the tendency downward We
quote Sterling 1a1l per cent premium. Francs, 321
act. New York. 60 .2l q per cent dis Cheeks,
ltAli per cent. dscount.-Bce.
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BOARD or UEAI.TH

Seven cases Of yellow fever have been reported tho
Board Of Health within the last ~ hours ending Oct a. al
o'clock
Five cases Of yellow fever have been reported to the
Board Of Health within the last ~ hours ending Oct 49,
o'clock
+. a. ROSS, VI. d., Secy Board Health
Messrs. Edtors-As II is impossible for the Board Of
Health 70 account Of the Of sickness in
Mobile from all the being reported II has been
determined to make further reports. The sections list Of
ntermoni will he much better criterion 10 Judge by and
will furnish more couectindeK u the state Of health.
by order of the Board,
r. A. ROSS Sec. b. n.
Mobile HdrsyIissT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24

berry Cuan and Raspberry, great variety. nearly pro
fagatcd FROM trees In m bearing his
perhaps selection that has eon surpassed for climate
Virginia.
Catalogues with directions for planting be had AZ Psyon
Johnsons hpoecafy sorr william Palners Seed and Plough
Store and OF Charles r. Bolts
ierhce any orders e viii be puhcuay attended and any
letters addressed 20 Joseph snon, Richmond will
prompt attention.
The subscriber would add the nay had
- n 30 cent less than the principal Northern Nurseries
charge which comparison of Catalogues win show.
We would also state that he has this
trees ofOse % the apples 81 which he exhibited the
cnnco Agricultural Par the fanof ls4 and obtained pre-
inium. - -ciaw3w JOSEPH sfNTON
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HENRICO
Agricultural and Horticultural Society.
'NUE Fall Exhibition of the Sociotv will 4,

HNIE Fall Exhibition of the Society will take
- place nj the Concert Room Exchange Hotel on WE'D
NB5DAY the FIRST day Of November A. ~
II hoped that all persons taking In the Society
whether competitors for premiums otherwise win
ces calculated the Of Exhibition
BY Sun Of the previous Day Every possible taken
ofsuch Attention this request greatly assist the
Committee of Arrangements but the articles intended sent
81 pcrabc character hey will be received the morning
Of the Exhibition any time before o'cLJck
By Resolution Of the Society which has beretofor
obtained premium will be allowed compete for premium Al
this Exhibition. % expected that all articles &C. n, vii, b t
futisd to remain until The close The Exhibition
No person can be permitted before thu E1hi
billion commences except the Committee Of Arrangements and The
several Committees for awarding premiums The Cores b.
award pfomuars earnestly requcited the Exhibition
Room n o'clock ri the morning OF the first Of November n,
CHARLES MARX
CHAS g. THOMPSON Committees
GUsrAvu5 A, MYERS, Of
a. T.. WARNER, ArranVsmsnt,
21-3tawH HENRY WYFRs 'S''""
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u DR.. Samuel Thomson founder of the Thomsonan
system Of medicine, died IN Boston the 4h inst the
18th Of his
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RIFANNA L4Np FOR SAFE.
rNtiE subscriber will sell ou very acc,

ats e''nA % tact u laad ping ~ shv uype cad of PM
s" 'NHH UPON 'le waters OF R,,auna River And hi, M
'eN ',eA enIAnus about Luadted acre. about eeo
" = "''SA ~ N'esN t1oH1s u \ h,sh All.
" 'NNNs"n AID Ne hSss lad ssassaTy ven 49,, ~ h."
r"N'e"s se large back bwehpy aad eyy1, out h,s nee
sN 90 eNs"'e " la'oi soaI eotion o..
"" 'A'- ~ ut Va hAs improvements .ureuo ~ Iho.. On I'M.
A'a Tue AlA '"". within iSo Sstd. large FauI Mn AMI
IN sc'rnp teet Vt t0on Mn aud some thf,.
'"ss h"ad running immediately Ihough land Il . deem
81 unnecessary To >S n'ese who p.h to our
chase upon viewing the do of eou,. 80,
purchasing WI" mud TIA, NrD that more desirable Pam
TOT sale The land VIII be shewn BY superinte
VINO hNes IN 'hao'esNhe BY giving him BY letter or
any o'hef"ay' hsvey desirable TO sell immediately.
Q1r The Enquirer 10 copy Iaw6w .. q. -.
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NOTICE.

To all Wanting Foreign Books.
W RANDOLPH, on Saturday nett will send on orders 10
- Germany and France for Books and will moderate Com
mission sttsnd 70 sBy orders given hin, oe ~
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WIN. ALLEN,
AgcW.
nIlARIn a TAII M

y Receiving by the n. York packets, his Fall and
- winter Goods comprising Cloths vengs Meuo up
Der dressing for Genusmen Gloves Scarf Crva Shirts Linen and
CouonD Hdkfs &C &C indeed every aee necessary gentle
mans Wardrobe The above by in person
and the greatest has been taken making the seeeo
confident that they only be give satfa
We prepared al orders for Clothing in the MOI ,b
ionabs and win accommodate bis prices To the times spd
circumstances lG-tEeAay9m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24

u We call the Of the party to the proceedings Of
the Clay Club in Elizabeth City.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-24
MorcrsrLr cnrsrr- NJ 49, lG

have been very much pleased with your articles OF late
IN reference 10 newspaper nominations, made by Col.
Webb Of tho Courier Enquirer, and Of Mr.. Chandler
Philadelphia. That movement Matched up ut y. y
during the late visit OF Mr.. Webster that city his way
to Washington. 1t suggested o dinner party given
by Nh King Il the y y. American which were present.
a. am told Nlossrs. Lemond Blackboard Curtis Grlnnel
Webb. &c.
TIE manner ia which that nomination has been received
~ New York city, is shown by the fact tina, ~ all the
Ward meetings recently held resolutions condemnatory OF
b. passed by acclnmaon and the stock Of Honest
John Davis raised, 10y this movement 50 per cent Now
sr LEI me assure you, from knowledge Of the
sentiments Of the people IN this State, that run Mr. w on
Tho ticket with hr. Clay would be endanger the election
~ TIE latter lit would most essentially weaken the
The view you have taken upon the SUBJECT the correct
one Mr.. w. has where 60, but reurn % he for
nctincnds. Let him do works for repentance before
he received by We lost an election last fall in con-
sequence Of his Faneu Hall speech and the influence hc
eXerted upon his friends in Boston lie then thought there
was chance Of Mr.. Cays success; and NJ Gov DAVIS
was ond always had been out and Clay man, and
was nominated by our Convention, few weeks before
our candidate for the Vice Presidency he took that occasion
10 comment him. Before Mr.. W.s npostacy he could
carry more votes IN Worcester county than Mr. Webster
could.
We shall stand by our nomination Of Mr. Davis. With
the Wing party here Mr. Webster has no influences ne
can no longer do IA harm.
write you plainly and truly This movement ia being
made just the eve Of election; but nevertheless
there w be- response from the Wing press Of the State
similar 10 the Ward resolutions Of n. York city.
We could not carry the ticket with his namc on in tins
State
We shall carry Bdggs, and the Legislature, triumphant,
. ly-no mistake. Yours
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Fire ia New OSi,aHs-The Picnyune OF Saturday morn
ing "a very Obstructive fire broke this morning at
about 3oclock IN the square boundcdhy Common Gravie
sL Peter aud ST. Paul streets, destroying nearly every bull
ding the square except those fronting Common street
Mobile lido
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600 REWARD.-Ranaway from So,

500 Nh Count, a,s9!, from South
summer Negro Man named ToMCHRlsTIAN. lie isofborn
eopehon very likely about twenty eight years wore his hair
bushy had variety clothing among them brown broad .Io,
coat HIS parents live with Mr. Archer Burmuda Hundred in
wmeh neshhourbood he was lately heard Of probable he 10
Petersburg. may seek for employment N.
n'eseni and has turn for Mechanics pay the above re-
ward Tor his delivery HOUSE or ON M.
being secured ia Jail gain WIN p WICKHAM
10 Petersburg Republican copy and end their aeeonnt n,
"O''An" '''"tuuet Co. or payment et-2awu
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VI EDICAL BOOkS.

~ IohEs x BELLS Ehefles, Dungison's Practice
~ Gibson Ferguson, Druiu's. Listens Surgery
ferera Eberle. Dungison's Matcra Mediea
Carpenter, Mailer, DunElison',, divers Physiology
tiorners Special and Practical Anatomy
Meigs', Rnmsbotham, Devices. hills Md,,if,rx
faneoasts, Wisiars Anatomy, eolored plAts.
United states Dspensatory, BY Wood 4 Baehe ls43 cd
hvanson L. MaunseI Devices Underwood ON ChiLtrsn
Dungison a Hoopers Medical Dictionary
Iweedes Library ofth practice OF Medielns } vols
Coopers Surgical Dictionary
Lawrence the Eye
Dublin Di-sector
u States PhamAeopedis
Hope on the Heart
Crave Gerhari's Clinical Lectures
Wilson's Human Anatomy
llaie's Chemistry
Ellis Medical Founulary
Waungions CatechiSm
MeekeIs Anaiomy-For sale al the pook.tor. Of
DC y SMITH DRINKER 4 NORRIS
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TRUST SALE.
DURSUANT TO the provisions of a deed OF
executed by Mckenzie o. Robertson undersigned
the tee therein named WILL the O o November
fair otherwise the thereafter premises
coed to sell the Of LAND which said Robertson lately
fesded Said oi land 100 and adloins
lands Of Michaebofough Young Nicholas Ware
Terms made day NJ The believed
be unquesonabe but selling Trustee convey such
2f-clnwtds PEYTON w.. JOHNSON
"ATEH PROOF BOOrS.-AT VERY REOU-
w CED PRICEThe subscriber above on hand
Manufactured by j. Ms Son which than the
regular consequence Of their being Style
J &. WATKINS
- Doors below Thompson n " IIst Store
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O s s..as. , s. e f.f.g ssa . .p,
~ hek Appb Va los g,i RANhik 4 WHIrioCk
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-23
WESTERN HOsxDIEaLITE:

#t83 YGEORGE r. NORRIS.
Hard by Eve cottage, that stands near the wood,
A stream gliles in peace at the door.
Where all who are weary, It's well understood,
Receive hospitality's store.
To cheer that the brook and the thicket afford,
The stranger we freely invite:
You're welcome to come and partake at the board,
And afterwards rest for the night.
The birds in the morning will sing from the trees,
And herald the young god of day; Ms s
Then with him uprising depart if you please,
Wen sci you refreshed on your way.
Your coin for this service we sterny reject
No traffic for gain we pursue,
And all the reward we wish or expect,
We take in the good that we do.
Mankind are all travellers on fifc's rugged road,
And myriads would wander astray,
In seeking eternity's silent abode,
Did mercy not point out the way.
If all would their duty discharge as they should,
To those that are helpless and poor,
The world would resemble my cot near the wood,
And life the sweet stream at my door. III
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-23

spanned il. Around him his coat. which
was very tight, was held together by one
button, and in consequence. an inch or
more Of tape, to which it was attached.
was perce2.ible where il was pulled thro'
the cloth. About his neck he wore a
large white cravai, in which his chin was
occasionally buried as he moved his head
in conversation; no shirt collar was per-
ceptible; every other person seemed to
pride himself upon the size of his, as they
were then worn large. Mr.. Randolph's
complexion was precisely tina, Of a mum,
my, wi,hered, saffron, dry and bloodless;
you could not have placed pins point OH
his face, where you could not have touch,
ed wrinkle. His lips were thin. COM
pressed, and colorless; the chin, beard
less as boys. was broad for the size Of
his face, which was small Ibis nose was
straight, with nothing remarkable in II ex ]
cepi it was too short. He wore fur cap,
which he took off. standing few min
utes uncovered. observed that his head
was quite small characteristic which is
said 10 have marked many men of talent.
Byron and Chief Justice Marshall, for in
stance.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-23
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA. FRIDAY, JUNE %, ls4s.
"A very paragon

A very paragon.
DO you think you could love her es>
pecially for sister-in-law 2
> oh above all lhings-but surely you
jest
:. Not at all, my sweet sis-I am going
TO marry her
And is it true! now do you know. in
spite of all your levelling doctrines. | said
you would never marry any body but a
lady Of rank. For. they only have those
graces which are in born and come from
The blood. How magnifciently she was
dressed
And are you quite sure that tire mag
nifcient dress had nothing 10 do with her
beauty
sOh she would have looked a lady in
anything. l have quick eye for high
BIRTH e.
And yet said Alfred, with that old
quiet provoking smile. do you know. my
good sis. tina, this lady Emily was one day
seen walking with me, and that you call
ed her simply from her dress (which |
admit sold fashioned and not very pref
IVY an ontlandish antedeluvian In shor,
do you know tina: The Lady Emily and
Miss Payne the milliner are one and the
same person
Isabel let her cup of coffee fall, and star
ed incredulousIy at her brother. His qui
ct smile assured her that he spoke the
tfu,h. ard a, first she was disposed to be
angry; but remembering that she had
compromised herself in favor of her bro
,het's partner, and perceiving how very
ridiculous anger would be under the cir
ctmstances, she said,
We'll. Alfred, you have outwitted me
for once. Your betrothed is certainly
beautiful. accomplished. and very lady
Iike-what pity that she is not really
Mr.. Wor,hington's sister.
Her birth is noble, however, if that
will satisfy you sis. for her grandfather
was Baron Of the realm.
But now own how great difference
dress makes in personal appearance. and
don't say hereafter that you have pecu>
larly quick eye to discern high BIRTH
Isabel, on closer acquaintance with
her new sister-for Alfred LED Emily to
,be altar Immediately afterwards found
no cause TO change the opinion that she
had formed on the first interview. And
,hroSgb the influence of her brother and
his lovely wife she soon learned to dis
card altogether her ridiculous notions res
pecting rank.
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DAV ID CL A k X
|"9arding and Commission Merchant, ana
Dealer In Groceries and Produce.
Bloomington, lOWa.
iowa HOUSE,,

'san'-'oat Landing, blooming ten. Iora.
'af, undersigned h,vins leased his long estab-
used and well Anown TAVERN STAND
WI" u years, and added to it such an addition
s, n. '"''e hin to accommodate travellers and
n,,' '" manner more acceptable than its former
Ia'S Would permit, returns his thanks for the
IEaao'ase heretofore bestowed upon his house,
h ,ha sS, eontnuanc of the same. Having ta-
ce far VT number of years, placing his rell-
n,,;opa ''"ise upon his merits, he is determined
are as heretofore, to strive to meiit liberal
rbe s." O1ase by the use of every effort to rem
sTApi' = VI us guests pleasant and agreeable
sba n'' saal at all times be supplied with the
He' affords, served up in a style not TO
nsd l' ". IN any country. The BAR will be kept
b, ,, WIN the choicest Wines and Liquors, and
l. oon having always been quiet and free from
t. 'se s "lsins to be retired need not entertain
a,sal Io 'ae least disturbance. Porters always
b1e faa 10 transport baggage from and to the
en Ia,sai nohE, heretofore under his contfof, has
bee IN ~ % couple ofyoung gentlemen Of expe.
re, anu Il1 ~ BUSINESS, and who are prepared with
s.o,s, oaFrlages for the use and transportion o.
hnias ~, ~ any part of the Territory, gentlemen
av knI "'sl'ns to visit any part of the Territory
l.a,io. VI conveyance, can be accommodated nv
be imn a' the Iowa House, where their want.
'D''eu'ately attendcdto.
Rnn;. WIN. FRYE.
's'oh, April LIST lS42.vl-34tf