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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-05-17
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~ m persoas BitfsHed IN NE tfd H.
me fItTBA WASHINGTON, dsesa',f e.
uHffrHaI
W Oh are hofeby cited 10 ba and per
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of AmItd county, OF Tie
ioyth Wyadsg n JWg, 1919,
AID show cause, II nny you onn, Why
The simo should not 10 ordered 10 DO sold,
t1.wlt.
The south west quarter NJ section nun
Ibrr one, township three, range six cast
containing one hundred and sixty acres
land tho north west quarter OF section
humber twelve, township three, range ST.,
Ianst, containing ono hundred aud fins
IcIuhl acres, aud the east half Of lh,
north east quarter Of section number
Two township three, range SIX cast, con
tanning seventy nine acres, aud the wesl
half Of the north cast quarter Of section
number one, township number three
range six east, containing seventy min,
acres, aud the north west quarter Of
three, range number six east, contain
ing one. hundred aud fifty eight acres,
and the east half Of the north east quar-
ter of section number eleven, township
number three, range SIX east, containing
eighty acres, aud the east half Of the
south east quarter of section number two
township three, range SIX east, contain.
lag seventy nine acres, and the west
half OF the south east quarter OF section
number one, township number three,
range six east, containing seventy nine
acres, and the west half of the mort h
east quarter Of section number eleven,
township three, range SIX east, contain,
ing eighty acres,--lG the whole amount.
ing to nine nundred and fifty two
acres.
Said lands lying and being situate in
the county of Amite, and state alore-
said.
Its further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodyjo Republican for
the lime prescribed by law.
>,,l.l., WITNESS the Honorable
S:SsI. John Walker, Judge Of the Pro
:S@SSsS bale Court of Amite county
$SsgseS at the Court House thereof, on
''''N the Fourth Monday Of April,
\. D., one thousand eight hundred and
lorIy-Lve,
Issued this 28th April, 1845.
S. r. DAVIS, CHI,
By B. Wade Smith, Dep'y elk.
May 3, 1916, 9w6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-05-17

SINGULAR FAcTs-THE ONO The fol
lowing remarkable features in the topo.
graphy of the region Bordering on the
head OF tho Ohio River, we do not remem
Der to have seen noticed of late years.
The surface Of the Ohio at Pittsburg is
$50 feet above the level of the neares,
tide water Of the Atlantic Ocean, and 7l5
teot above the surface of the Gulf of Mex
leo
Lake Erie is $50 feet above the tide
water Of The Hudson River, consequently
the surface Of the Ohio at the point above
named is 205 feet above the surface of
Lake Erie, the distance to which is lO5
miles giving fall Of l-2feet per mile ;
the extreme tributaries OF the Ohio, the
head waters of the AIieghany rise within
) miles Of Lake Erie.
HAIRY BLUFF" taking advantage OF
this fall Of 2 l2 feet per mile, could send
the whole West with rush into the
Lake in case of necessity. ConcOrdia In
teIAgencor
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-05-17

A correspondent of the New York
Tribune, speaking of Morse's Electro
Magnetic Telegraph, inquiries Matches
Eomier.
Is it not possible BY its means to unite
Instant Continents? Suppose copper
wire, properly covered and of sufficient
size-say as large as pipe stem, and
long enough 10 reach from Maine to Nova
Scotia to the coast of Ireland -were
wound upon reels, arranged on board a
steamer SO as to be reeled off as fast as
the boat went, and dropped off the whole
width OF the Atlantic; its gravity won Id
Sink II TO the depth, here water was so
dense as to be Of equal gravity, and OF
course beyond the reach of any kind Of
collision, Beginning and ending upon a
bold shore, beyond the reach Of anchors,
BIZ would be out OF harms way, and ex
posed to but two kinds of accidents, viz:
strom separation by its own weight, and
'the loss Of the coating with which the
metal must be protected. The steamer
Great Britain would carry more wire Of
This size than would extend TO Europe,
and its cost think would be less than u
million of dollars.
My idea may not be entirely chimeri-
cal, and | hope Professor Morse may
lake it into consideration. If it can be
pat in practice, he has the ability and
leisure, and the best opportunity to do il.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Ely virtue Of Deed of Trust mad
to me by Minor NJ. Whitney on III,
Cd day Of November, in the year 1910
and recorded ia the office of the Probate
Clerk Of Amte county, Mississippi, IN
Book five, Page five hundred and thirty
will sci at public auction, at the door o.
the Court House Of said county,
On The Fourth Moaday Of J"ly ne9f,
for cash, one nulatto woman s'aVe'
named America, and her child hannah,
Also,--one negro woman slave named
Betty.
Selling as Trustee | shall convey such
title as is vested in me oy shia ueed
which til c is Beloved TO be goon'
" M. DAVIS, Trustee.
January 4, I846. 1'nio
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/ FINt Nit NfHH..''"'s
ne De JAlelao, Feb y, 1910
h., brazilian government have 10.
,,, MINISTER hgfe, aaJ NJ
ts r,asnl, and IN fact tho American
-. s6d nap daily The Minister
n sa,lsn On 70 Washington about II,
II .'ay how he shall act, and 10 send
y m,t A larger feet The ljfazilian'
Gutoe oataIl Of their ships ri war,
,sg,Iaaa thcit forts, 80 that ovofy
Ta, l,,k, ike war here, Ihoy arc
Motss.pq men every day On board lhoit
49,. of war, and come out boldly aud
"A 10 our commander aud officers, they
* ready 10 20 to war and give the
Amncd Yankees licking Tho English
IN French .hofo arc laughing 10 their
A,eyoa a, ii. We took an American
- bdr called the Porpolss, Of Bruns.
8ick. a fortnight ago, with the slaves on
bad, and $4,000 in gold and silver,
eiih $4,000 worth OF gold dust--we
~, her for a week under charge Of the
hioate. but tho authorities here denuns
I'M her, and in fact made the minister
and commodore give II up, or they would
bDve sunk US. They had all their SHIPS
round US, and their forts double manned,
IND their guns double shotled, TO blow US
"a, OF the water FIVE attempted TO resist,
SO tina, we must have a war, or recall our
navy home and pocket the insult.
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Nav 5, 1915.

RERS. TILLOTSON has just returned from
I'VE The citv with an assortment Of FASH.
IONABLE SUMNER GOODS. Plain Straw
Bonnets, Noapolitan, Straw Gimp, bird eye Leg
horn, and Black Bonnets. Dress Caps Scarfs,
Dress Patterns, of the latest STYLES, and vari-
ETY. of morning Muslns and Gingbams,
lso, Ready made CLOTHING, Panama
HATS, Boots and Shoes, Wooden Ware, &c.
April 26. 1916.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SAFE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
nY VIRTUE Of an order from the
, Honorable, the Probate Court Of
Amite county, Mississippi, at the April
Term, 1915, the undersigned, admins.
traitor Of the estate of Elijah / thompson
late Of said county, deceased, will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, on a credit Of one and
two years, at the door Of the court house
of Amite county, in Liberty, on the
Fourh N1aday in June, 1916,
The following described real estate, be.
longing to The estate Of the said deceas-
ed, to-wlt:
The north east quarter Of the north west
Hquarier Of section number thirty three.
township number three, range number
four east THE west halt Of the
north west quarter Of section number
thirty three, ani the south east quarter
of the north west quarter Of section mum.
Der thirty four, and the south east quar-
ter Of the north east quarter OF section
number thirty five, township number
three, range number four east, and the
north west quarter of the south east
quarter OF section number lhidy two
township number thee, range number
four east, and the south east quarter Of
section number thirty three, township
number three, range number Tour, east,
and the north west quarter and the south
west quarter of section number thirty
four, township number three, range NUN
Der four, east, containing four hundred
and fourteen acres, exclusive OF the wild
owls dover
Purchasers will be required 10 give
notes with sufficient and approved Sc
curly.
RANSOME J. CAUSEY,
Administrator.
May 10, 1915. lows
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A GARD

n l.. MARSHALL tenders his services
A. to the citizens Of Amlte County, ~
tho capacity OF teacher. His location
- a Zion Hill Academy. Parents and
TIA rdians will do well to avail them.
sci YES Of this opportunity, of comforting
on their chiIdren, an wards a lasting ben
eft, The plan Of instruction at this N
stituion, is to fit the students for enter
ing the Junior Class in any Of the Collie
ges Of the country.
Boarding can be had in respectable
families in the immediate nclghborhood
Of the Acadamy--the charges will be
moderate.
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A young Iojy being told that her loyor
was suddenly killed, exclaimed oh! thu
splendid gold watch Of his!-giyo me lha
--pivo me something to remember him by
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"How do you do, Mr.. Smith,"
"Do Whatpn
why, how do you find yourself?"
81 never lose myself"
We'll, how have you beenW
Been been where?"
"Pshaw! how do you feel2"
Feel Of me, and see"
"Good morning Mr.. Smith"
IT'S not a good motning--irs infer,
nally wet and nasty. "A good morning.
IKE lhat!" and the parties separated
An lrishman going to be hanged begged
that the rope might be tied under his
arms, instead Of roud the throat, "for,'
SAID Pat, 81 am SO remarkably ticklish in
the throat, that if lied there, II certainly
Kill myself with laughter.",
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April I9, 1845.
NOTICE.

NUIICE
A T the April Term, l845, Of the Poo
| "a bate Court of Amte County, lhe,un-
dersigncd Administrators of William B
Moore, deceased, late Co Administrators Of
the estate OF Martha Moore, deceased,
will present the account Of their intes-
tate, for final settle mont and allowance,
at which time all persons can attend if
they think proper.
JOHN MOORE,
THOMAS l.. MOORE,
Administrators.
April 5, 1915 5w4
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April 5, 1916
EINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
A T the May Term, l8l5, Of the Pro
"a bate Court Of Amite county, will
make final settlement as Guardian OF
William II. Robinson.
Il NJ. ROGERS, Guardian.
March 20, 1915. AVA
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NOTICE.
March 29, 1916.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A r the April Term, l845, Of the Pro
"a bate Court Of Amite County, Mis-
sissippi, the undersigned Administrators
of the estate of James McGehee, deceas-
ed, late Guardian of Ferdinand l.. eau
sey, and Desdemonia Causey, minor heirs
of John H, Causey, deceased, will present
the account Of their lntestate for final
settlement and allowance, at which time
all persons can attend iithey think proper
JOHN MOORE,
THOMAS L. MOORE.
Administrators.
April I2, 1915. 6w3
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ENTE have just received from New
w York, 10 London trust double
barrel Gums, double trigger Percussion
Rifles, HITCHCOCK u BARNEY.
may II, 1915. II
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
A LARGE and Fashionable assort-
"a men, of SUMNER CLOTHING
Just received, and for sale, cheap for
cash, by JACOB HALFEN'
April 8,
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
s. ETTEES Of Administration having
4 4 been granted to the undersigned Gu
the estate of Harvey M. Law, de-
ceased, at the April Term, l845, of the
Probate Court Of Amie county, all
persons having claims against said estate
are required to present them duly au
thenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred
and those indebted 20 the same are re
quired to make immediate payment.
JUSTUS HURD,
Administrator.
Mau 8, 1845. 9w6
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No You Do'sr, The "Now York Ills
tofiea Society wish to change the name
Of our country, an ! call it"AIlrghnny''
aud It's people "Allcghoniuos,' q place OF
dmsrIcaag who New York Historical
Society," in THE matter, has made q Judy
Of itself. We would see every ono Of ll'
members in the Red Sca, rather than give
up our claim to that proudost Of tltl'', an
AMERieANl
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BsAffngt lDet TINS sianra u Long
follow eaiDm nearer or conceptions OF y
high order n poorly, u lta kind than
any thing 40 have real fpf gfqa'
while. -
"Ad IL long and tins IL daotng,
Add our hearts though stout ani brave
sill ike munlsd drums are beating
Funenl marches 10 tho grave
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-05-17

ENZ E will deliver Bagging and Rope
Wv to those who may wish il, Al
Natchez, Bayou Sara, Woodvile, or Gin,
ton. HITCHCOCK 81 BARNEY.
may II, 1916. III
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NN hand, large lot Of Bombazines,
and a general assortment OF mourn
ing goods.
HITCHCOCK o. BARNEY.
may IL, l845. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

Two ScEAMnaArs DESTROYED By FisE.-We
learn cu the officers Of the steamer superb which Tsses3
this port on Tuesday evening, from SewoTieaG h&l me
steamer Dccs'ET, bound from Seworsa3s M TIE len
river with heavy cargo, lock TIRE OF lie morning
OF the sist inst just below Island in the LowSr MISS
sppi and Was entirely consumed little or nothing he!ona
the baggage Of some OF the passengers saved negro
woman sad 10 have been drowned by unps ove-eoard
10 o,hsr lives lost This statement; made 10 the
officers Of the Superb IS the keeper woodward In the
vicinity The = passed mp IN about hours the
cidcr bat not VsStige ~ the boat then 10 DC
No ftrther particulars were obtained.
hen the Superb reached Memphis. her Officers learned
That .c steamer Alszeppa which had and reached
tt pot before her. had reported the lose Sy tire. CT the
steamer Bec>wing below The mouth OF Fed rver ore lie
vis lost The was 5cund dowa with cargo OF cotton.
No farther particulars x>ecrtained
~, Tou, N.sscsrian March 70
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LAND Ho We congratulate the people of this
State upon the in tie Assembly this mons making
the hin ia. CONVENTION special ORDER oy Friday next.
/, viii Dc seen by reference Legislative report That
In PURSUANCE of NJ. woricns resolution, adopted on
Wednesday afternoon b. vote Of 50 10 "a. Mr. CRAM Is
chairman of the Select Committee, reported bill TO The
Assembly, submitting the question Of calling Convention
TO the people This bill WAS Immediately lnAie specaSi
order Tor next Friday ~ lie overwhelming vote Oh
sys rs The nays viii ho observed. all belong TO she
Ola Eecuncv branch Of the Lcco-foco parry Inc Why's
IN mass voted IN the affirmative. We regard tins vote asa
pledge on the part II The Assembly hsi thsy intend 20
r.ss HE Inn and we hsi, the suspicious omen with sincere
Measure Nor do We doubt that The great mass o. the PEG
pie Will equally s-sacd with the promise thus hea oo''
OF speedy and elective CONSTITUTIONAL KEroSN.
Alb. Eve Journal
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For The Tribune
License to Poison, or Not Idccnsc.

n re Editor Of TIE T1buRe:
The second depu,ation from The Temperance
Societies 10 the Senate, on the EAclse Bill, were
al Albany on Thursday, and took with them addl-
toual petitions in favor OF the City OF New-Io'k
beng included in the Bill from upwards OF iSo cl'-
i1ens, many Of whom were OF the most reputable
merchants in the City from $50 oil the prisoners on
EAckwes Island, who state ta; they Were brought to
her DEGRADED condition by the use Of Intoxicating ofiAs
. the keepers and upwards o! lSo OF the prisoners OF
Ae city Prison. one Of who-EaSer, who is under SEN
ence OF death for muraercQussicd state particularly
tha, intoxicating liquor had made him rdt he is and PVT
him rAe he is, and wished the Senate would hear hls
statement read by Clerk OF the House And also pei'
ton from good portion OF the inmates OF the Sailors
Home These documents placed in the hands OF Mr.
ro.som who presented them, with great propriey and be-
coming the importance q! the subject and the Senate Com
Piled with the wish of Eager III having his s;aicmen; read
the Char. Mr. Jones. the opponent Of the Si ~
aaecrs New-Yors, endeavored TO show that the
the proessed Temperance people was, in rsalitya
political movement 20 affect the Charter Elections where
upon M Folsom, to show tina, 1t political. Ia,
movement proposed that the whole Bill &c deferred
us the Charter Election over-a proposition which
seemed take the agents liquor by surprise Ultimate
ly. the Gi was committed FOR Wednesday reA:.
earnestly requested tho friends OF Temrcrace
will testr themselves In procuring more petitions as nu-
eroay and as respectfully signed possible, by Tuesday
uex: The question ut stake Lieease poison or rel
License What says NewYork? Petitions can be signed
and received Crotou Lunch. corner .. Division street
ard Bowery, ill Tuesday, ) o'clock.
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AGENCIES.

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND The Pl BIZ
y v B PALN:.RS Aniericla Nemsi.aIer SunsS itICG
and Adversn. Agency. No % Ann 81 Ne"4 ofA tac0a-
ing 7 he Tribune Office ,,--, -.
ctr.r ProSion. Men. i:tis and The business eohhh
ity general ~ Of TIN. city who d-siruus 81 IsA Know
I r r,,--tire 1umbefs, streets aud pursuits,
m h. Is he gent Of of te h->t s1vspses 81 n"st
II the pncIral Towns ed -S OF ey-sy STAT III The Mon
cd list he l. ired and daily authorized 5y The Propileo5s
20 ,s-iv4 Advertisements publication III telf r-sGc-
tt-stisL Win
may t~ seen = his o:ree-
Ff the information ani convenience OF those VINO MY d.
m To- xfsi their Country TTs!e by cd' eItisin ~ " Qua
ny -vspa-f Tor which be lh- Agent list OF p"hs
ard Cite throughout the United States nay y bad Al M
office fgn V hic Merchants and others nay MAKE suSi =
lection IS will s the several kinds oi business IN "nen
t-y = .rt the isl.s VI which u may te teif
interest TO - attention OF th- !l- oi me e9qs5
a2tf A-ertfor Country N-,y.Larers 20 Am i
7 1[y II IIIINUiS Edmund CLIFFORD, IL.
/. uuyY t,iu. business LIN NAM tolNfh III
IoIs = .ttorr.y and Counsellor = Law ,d WISHES 70 IN
Inn III merchants and citizens CT Ne-h oiS el IN saie
IL i Acquainted ,,ita the PRINCIPAL ~ NoTh ILLINOIS, aia
any bushes which uay b Entrusted 10 HIM VII l. ic1ii
sus.d To- with all possible eIIs and diligence
EzEEFENcEs.
Hon Jo.. Story. ainaridss, Mas
Prof SuloG Jrs-Iles',
Hon. q. 5 Weston. DuZbGIy..
Hui.. Seth SprsGn=.
Wia L E ti!bbs failh1v=.
1l,.rl,N r Gurus. Spl 6cs.cn Hiss,
iIaa OI,sg Prescott New Bedford. Mass.
u P Fs.ssndsn Esq. N.p-f OK.
+ s. Washhurn, Gzl-Hz, Ill
: trrle : nirlfN, w W. y
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1ClJWWltU "
EOLGEH'S oLOS&oSiAN-
Au-IicnIinc Bnlsn,,,.


,l- rabc The question Yuser asked, an asthma be
some u our best physicians, and by them given M IS hoIs
c.ses hat who have escorted 10 the rs, OF t c7e IIney
and are cured and t ym,n NJ soot h2lti ioub
,hs, remedy eau be ioaqd howe'sr hopeless lhe er @ I
PEAR he. Iii approved bog the Faoay Aad Recommended
by them Is the following e1ss ,.y,,,,
will shen srn;lemsn residing IN 10th street had eeen sui
ierinr under Asthma for many year, al last became SO
tina, medical advice obtained was iitelcyi oy
could no, rrc,, him and tod him that his case was hopeless
HEARING tins great remedy he purchased bottle aud tied
It, He found perfect rebel from H. aud the phiNciis VINO
attended him declared the medicine 10 be wonderful aured-
They have 'eT eeq ISITG BOOB L ia5q} o. 's ''
\ medical gentleman residing IN Broadway called t,,s last
remedy and hsd ouad is mos harry effects resnns rom
rs Has wiis troated mha severe cough: ana .ses
Tor another agd stated that liz thought t= remedy al Inv aua
bic Que. sad should recommend II Is such ~, r
some length d relieved by hottie Of tins sFe;
remedy. she had sever cough and raised blogd
manner and had BEEN uaef v care Of his pslcAn durins
s,.ntly when he commenced the use Of the oosscuia lie
has used bottles u thu 'enrdy and Is ron able 10 sisn
TO hi' oEk beng eniiISiy ri Tf4's siS@iov
Nh CoMroKr Is White ST. - low II he mouth 81 De
also hsi no hopes Of his recovery He wa persuaded by
rr.ofe him TO health tn: he able 10 walk about the
4 vCups sdy whose name ef, ;'e ofc 7s i'i
; shs pow able % st's - her aSp:i dH,i s he
been CcnIlainl.G w il-l W
besl physicians both u Brcckiyu AID this ciiy They all
agreed IN their op,aiol Of hes prcroqGeed her luHss so
Ar affected TINT they could rot hen hvT her cHIe Is saua
ordnaiy and Will shortly - Published ~ lG!. -.
th,l persons have ,lsIgaced TIC curstl't properties OF t'
medicine and a2Hi III eSEt i4si FsEpy
Nj Suinc-r ias li4rcl4y-stTeet, r W ilScn 81 dohokSn
,rs Ri, ii IIoTriS,nru = j. Ms. ,.etianl . NaSsIt
Mis- Archibald . Wfie street end nuf1ssops eiy[ s s9ns
have been relieved troH coughs 81 long S.eaies blea.y
OF Breathing &c is!t is NAMES references :; The
Office.
For sale At ios NssS1u,rr.. door above a and at
HayS' FucD-S.rret.
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HOTELS
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUASE-STS., n. Y
6-A The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
3 he has leased tho above establishment and pre-
pared TO accommodate them with Board and Lodging
n very moderate II has been the most thorough
and comp, repair PAINTED and etted with additional
raltre aud he viii net usual What he lnends 70 do,
socits the travelling community to Whit and give hun
il aud Judge fer hrelvos that the establishment under
his deserving of the patronage Of the public.
The location being Genital BUSINESS oefs inducements 10
from the country rom It's retired situation unsut-
passed b. other house Ia the city Terms 81 per DAY
per week IN proportion.
the Assembly Room will be let those giving Balls and
Concerts the remaining part OF the aud that the
oo will shortly be put 10 eompet. repair and fitted up in
magnificent sr lie further calls the attention Of the pro-
esional Gentlemen of the law that his for afbtratos
and referees has unleryoas aeraon and , he u ready 10
accommodate them reasonable erms-nhich will be seen
by hi, regulation Of room hire
y. IA select number OF Permanent BoaIdes Will be
'' S,, 8! i'm 'F'' MINoRD y THREsHER