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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18
LARGE sTo0K or SUPERIOR
PIANO-F0RTES.
FOR SALE IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

| nUT of the numerous testimonials in our pos
" session, to the fact that those who want Pi
amos can be suited in all respects, in purchasing
of us, we would respectfully cite the following
| addressed TO our senior:
"CoMAN's WELL, Sussex County,
Virginia. Sept IL, 1887.
"Dear Sir can cheerfully add my testimo-
ny in favor Of your Pianos. The one purchased
of you in April last, has, in all respects, equalled
my expectations, and is, in the opinion of judges,
Il very superior instrument.
81 examined the Pianos, of several factories in
New York, in March last, and satisfied myself
that those of Messrs. S,odart, Worcester g. Dun.
ham, were, to say the least, equal to those OF any
other establishment that came under my observa:
ton, as regards their richness of tone, beauty of
finish end cheapness.,
Very respectfully,
''WM. ID. TAYLOR"
Since the above was sold, many improvements
have been made in the tone and finish, and the
prices greatly reduced.
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and dealers in Pano-For
and Music, 1877 Main Street.
December 4, 1916.
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United States District Court f6r Uestern Virginia
holden at Cidrksb,rg
IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE to Creditors and all others concerned !, &; u.
tcrcst, to show cause against the petition of
No. l2-Elias j.. Davis, of Harrison county fo- =,
discharge from all his debts, ard certificate tbcreoS
on Monday the Goth day of March, 1915 the first d.
Of the next term Of said Court a Copy-Tcstc. 10Y
Dec. 9, 1Si5.-70d Ni'iS'
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LAND FOR SALE,

WILL be sold on the premises, on the Ist day
w OF January, 1916, Tract of Land contain
ing about
500 ACRES,
situated in tluvanna County, near to the Town
OF Scottsville, all in woods, no part of it ever
having been cultivated. The part nearest to
Scotisviile will be laid off in lots, the residue d
Vided into two or more parcels suit purchasers,
according to survey to be made.
TERMS.
complete title in fee simple with general
warranty will be conveyed to the purchasers :;
the purchase money TO be paid one-third in three
months, and the residue in two inslalments nav
able in eight and twelve months, (though the
terms of credit may be varied at the time of sale.
ana deed OF trust to secure the payment.
Mr.. Francis Modena or MIR. Beverly Staples,
who live near the land, will shew it 10 any BODY
DESTROYS TO purchase. ID. w. LEIGH.
Dec. Is, lSI5.-3t.
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A boy lost his arm at one of the Factories in
Lowell, a few days ago, by becoming en.angled
In the machinery. Tbrty-,hree hundred dollars
were Immediately made up for him--three hun
dred OF which were given by the company, and
the remainder by the hands.
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&GgM&T r. M0WIg@Ns
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND; VA.

RICHMOND, VA,
RESPECTFULLY offers his professional ser:
- vices to those who may need them. He
will practise, as heretofore, in the Courts of the
City OF Richmond and of the Counties of Henri
CO and Chesterfield.
u Office on f or Main Street, below the Bell
Tavern and over the Store of Messrs. Jones g.
Winston.
December 4, ISi5-3t
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supply of
FRESH FRUITS.
and all other articles in his line-consisting in
part of the following articles;
FRESH Bunch Raisins, IN quarter, half and
'chofe bores, Figs, Prunes, Citron, Cur
rants and .Sultdna Raisins.
.3iso, AInionds, Palmnuts, FiIberts, Eng1;sb
Wdlnuts, Peacon and Peanuts, Preseru-
ed and Ground Ginger, Ground
Pepper, .9fspice and Mustard,
SGrdines, Scotch Herring,
anil Picked Oysters.
also,, Loaf and Broscn Sugar, Tea, Coffee,
aad CAeesc, Cigars, Chewing and !Smok-
ing Tobacco, Pipes and Stems.
Also. general assortment of TOYS. CAKES,
CANDiES, ALBANY ALE and CIDER, &c.
&c. aliof which will be sold low for cash or
on short credit 10 prnsiuai customers.
N. b. l have made arrangements by which
expect to keep regular supply of FIR f. II
o ST FRS. ~
Stanton, Dec. IS, 1916.
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BEWARE OF CoUWTERFEITs

The genuine BrandrcM Pills can lie obtained al
Tie jolIowing piaceS:
William Kyle, Stanton; w. w. King, Wayncsbo.
rough; Kcmpcr & Holt, Churchvllc: p. "A. HciskcIl
Lebanon, whit sulphur Springs; }. II. Syrclc Parnas
sus; IL. Mcsscrsmith, Mt Scion; ]. c. Roller Nit Sid
ncy; Jas M. Stout, New Hope; d. & w. Whitmore
Mt. Meridian; b. +. Graham, Grccnvillc; Jas S
Guy, Dccrfcld; NJ 'Gufin s. Co. Midway; Col w II
Allen, Green Valley, Bath CO.; John dickinson Mill
borough Springs Crawford 6 Co., Warm Springs
Dec. Is, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18
CHAIR MAKING
AND
gA4INN9 BUSINESS
HENRY r, MATTHEW'S.

D ESPECTFULLY informs the public. that
"a he has commenced the above business. in
the House recently occupied by VIM. England
as Wagon-Maker's Shop, where he will be hap
py to accommodate those who will give him
call with all kinds of CHAIRS AND CABI-
NET FURNITURE, Of the newest STYLES, and
made in the most durable and workmanlike man.
ner, at prices that cannot fail to please.
Stanton, December I9, 1S45.
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III a IL BrB 70 q

On the End instant, by the Rev John McElhcrhv, J.
u. ANDERSON, Esq. Junor Editor of the Iewisbnre
Snronic'e, 10 Miss SADINA, youngest daughter of W.
SPOTS, esq. Of Lc,wisburg.
On the eth November, by the same. Ronr. Jous.
sroN, esq. Of Clarksburg, to Miss MARoAaEr A.
daughter oil John A. North esq OF Lcwisburg.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18
Il r ID S Ii DRU G s.

'NNHE subscriber has just received from Phila-
- delphla handsome assortment of Cologne,
Preston's Salts, Fancy Soaps, Beef's Marrow,
Pomatum, Glenn's Shaving Compound, Guer-
lain's Ambrosidl Cream, Tooth Brushes, &C., and
sundIy fancy articles for Christmas presenis-
The Ladies particularly are invited to call and
see them. u. BERKELEY.
Dec. Is. 1915.
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iMS1EI2 A5ISo

augusta County Court CIerh's Office, TO nil!
rg'AKEN UP by David Showalier, of this
N county, light brindIe STEER, three years
old, with crop and half crop off the right ear,
and appraised TO $lI.
Also, by Addison Hyde, a MULY HEIFER,
between two and three years old, red and white,
good deal of white about the head. back belly
and legs no ear marks or brands visible, and APP
praised TO So.
Copies-Teste.
JACOB Il. STRlBLING, D. c. a. C.
Dec. Is, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18
NG7NIl0lNo

NNI4AONo
FHNHE notes and accounts due James F. Patter-
Il son having been transferred by him for a GER
tain purpose, this will notify all who may be in
debted TO him by note or account OF the said
transfer-and that the said claims are now, and
have been since the 18th of November last, in
my hands for collection, and that prompt pay
ment must be made, as indulgence is not to be en-
pected. N. X. TROUT, attorney, &c.
Stanton. Dec. Is. 1S45.-1t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18
PORT WINE.

~ ECEEVED, a superior article Of PORT.
~ WINE, which will be sold by the Bottle
only, by II. BERKELEY.
Stauntou, Dec. A, l945
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Ekc,.e sac goes, .. there size goes

G. G.. LEWIS has Just received first rate stock Of
Eight Day BRASS CLOCKS, which will be sold at
very low prices.-Those who wish TO buy would do
well TO call and examine them.
Stauntop, Dec. y.
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NOTICE TO CLIENTS.

During my absence ir Richmond those Sb0
49, have "a; entrusted business to me, will please
apply to John Lewis Peytop, or Joseph Addison
Waddell, for such information as theo ros,, Un.
quire. S re-
snail not be absent at any Quarterly or Sp.
Perior Court, and my business in those Co..
will not suffer by my absence. 10
November 81, 1865 u" IN
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18
IRELAND.

The Commissioners appointed by Government
to inquire into the actual condition of the potato
crop have presented second report 10 the Lord
Lieutenant.
Committee appointed at public meeting at
Dublin passed series of resolutions.
L. That sufficient evidence of the immense IA
mine exists TO render it necessary for the govern
ment to take Immediate steps to provide food for
the people.
2. That the best mode of distributing ST h
food will be by The encouragement of public
works of national and local utility.
3. That the Lord Lieutenant be called upon TO
open the ports for The reception OF all articles
suited for human food.
a. That the Lord Lieutenant be also called up
on to take measures to prevent the expectation of
corr from Ireland.
5. That the Lord Lieutenant be called upon to
take measures for the establishment of public
granaries, In convenient situations, into which
the grain shall be received and receipts given for
the same at the current prices; and that in the e.
vent oil famine being ayerted from this country.
the owners of grain so stored shall be permitted
10 dispose OF 1t at any high prices tina. it may be
possible to realize in other markets.
u. That the propriety of stopping the dsilla-
ton OF spirits from grain be submitted to the
consideration Of Government
l. That the Lord Lieutenant be requested to
take measures for raising at least million in aid
OF the purposes recommended and that the pay
ment OF the interest and principal be secured up
on the receipts Of the Commissioner of Woods
and Forests in Ireland.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18

d UST received 5000 pounds Of BAR LEAD.
aud SHOT of all sizes. Also, 10 barrels
FISH OIL. For sale bv
ISAAC PAUL g. co.
Dec. IS, 1915.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18
ATTENTION,
'StNtSlEOn Light EnESgssss.v j.!

SARADE at your usual place on Friday next,
- at 8 o'clock, A. M. Arms, Announcements.
&C., IN complete order, and provided with five
rounds of Ball-cartridges.
RICHARD RHODES, o. S.
Dec. Is, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-18

ETTER and CAP PAPER, and BLANK
BOOKS just received and for sale by
Dec. l6, 1915. ROBERT COWAN
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NE W GOODS.
NJ Gu S HIN G.

~ ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
~ the public, that he has just received large
supply of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15
YAIrARLF EYIEpNAI REMEnY

HUNTS LiNIME.NT.-Ihis celebrated remedy is
Tor III -st fie offered 10 the New York public: the
eoty which Il has obt-ired the county (Wes;etsrl
where II YVES oriliv introduced has Induced the proprietor
70 xd It's sails Throughout The country There has yet
bsen discovered AZ external remedy that lS ruved Certain
IN ITS effects ID Permanently the a!l0wn; diseases
Elet,taGSg S'reeT LIMBS Pam IN the CieSi and Back,
SPrtnS Bruises, Nervous objections F.1St,Ss the
giBS, CJlitrGcs9nS Of the lsrieS. By,s Set Rhe,z1
Group. .igte ~ he FACE. T'octh .Hchs, &. Sc
The following letters from the highly Physicians
who have had charge OF the Hospital IN the Sing Sing State
Prison for many y-r, the powerful evidence in favor
OF this cleoratet External Remedy and Is cient Su.ra-
that Il worthy the confidence Of the slc. Fe: plrtic-
ular the certificates accompanying each bottle Price
. cents.
SING SING. December 2s;h. ISL.
Nh Dear SIR: Received your note Q; Yesterday asking my
opinion ellron 10 Hunts Linmeut prepared BY r c. +.
Stanton. knowing ITS composition. and having frequently
used IT, recommend 1t safe exG-nal remedy,
and IN my opinion the BEST LiGiIlant now IN
Very tguy and respectful yours,
\. n HOFFGlAN VI. D.
Col PlrERr v,x CoKrLAyDT.
w. WI. :. BELCHER. NJ. D.
This Lirirnen sold b. Rusho Go. no Broadway 70
tstor House: Broadway, Four;sertistree A. D.
d. Sands 20 Fuou-st7s-t 27] Broadway East Broadway
AsPinwail. SIS Wlm-stnet; Melllim oil Broadway tiu-
on IL Bow-r Of Ganset; Moss. corner OF Can-
Graadsrreet & =. UusstiS, III NaSS1ustt, coz
Of Ann BoGSall. Canal and Hudson Austin, cor
Cedar and Nassau J. j. Coiiiuston, s HutSon-strest
Graham Of Od-slip and Water.stet; Hubbard Cobb
corner of Atlantic and Columbia Bookiyn and Druggists
generally throughout the city and United States and BY
HOADLE.N. PHELPS * co. t;2 WateT-sireet y. \. who
the wholesale Orders addressed them the
f5i I'm GEORGE: L. STANTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15
How The Poor Live.

II is not at all uncommon TO meet sleek, well
fed, comfortable people who really believe that
there is no considerable distress among the Poor
except what is occasloned by their own ldlencss,
improvidencc or dissipation To shoy how cruelty
mistaken is this notion, we make the following
transcript from the most recent records OF the bar
rings Family Industrial Society, instituted for the
relief of the needy families Of Seamen. The VIII
ter says;
"Inow recall with heavy heart. the circumstances of
some orthose seamens families with whom the WIS., Com
have come IN contact since the publication of our Report
Dec 1914 aud will be concise as possible in
the statement.
MIS- b. Sailor svc mother of five children, between the
ages weeks and eight yearhas an aged mother
10 support. Husbands wages SIS per month, rent 81 per
mouth. good Scamstress. but can obtain but little
employment.
Mrs. II. Sailors rdow-sick with dropsy-rart of the
time able TO sit up and sew has two children under eleven
years of age.
Mrs s. Sailors widow-in feeble health, with chill
dren all toe young 10 work.
Mrs. K. sailors wifc--husband nvalid-has four
chdren-is good seamstress, and supplied with work
ID our prices, could sustain herself ana family.
Mrs o. Sailors widow, with an infant too young to
learn good scanstress, but cannot obtain employment.
Mrs r. Husband supposed 10 be lost in Of the mis-
sing packets conncd TO her bed by illness destitute
win two Children
Mrs p Husband supposed to be lot in the October gale
IN feeble health and in want of every thing, what
sister who goes out washing, contribute. The dis
mind occasioncd by rejecting upon the husbands
probable suierngs and DEATH and her desttuon at
times threaten TO overthrow her reason.
Mrs l. Sailors mother, has had attack of paralysis
her At sea- and She is mainly supported by the
excrons of her daughter together with occasional aid
the Society. We cannot help adding that these
have deprived themselves Of every necessary avoid
incurring debt"
The funds OF the Society being nearly exhausted the wis.,
feel that these thus publicly stated do not
elicit sympathy they refrain from entering doors
OF applicants. but mockery make such visits
without ability prefer relief.
The the Society Will be removed on the first
May from &c Cherry 325 Psarstrcet, and may
God incline many 10 give their 10 those who will
place the work the hands of ,henccy aud employ the
profits assisting the aged ard inm. and enabling the
bareavcd widow keep her children around her until they
are old enough 20 earn their bread
Fearing trcspaSs too fur, will close my conmunica-
ton without copying al the urgent the list,
and any feel inclined assist the above named indiy;
a by calling at the Socetys Store, they receive the
address Of the visitor who Will give the requisite inoma
iiou. ALMIRA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15
For THE PILES.

yxop THE 1FS,-Are yen afflicted with Piles
Trv. then, without delay, Doctor tphans We
ctablc Eectuary the hes: remedy ever osea 20 PUN
notice This really excellent medicine Is me Fe' VI
thorough medical edr cation ana complete knoWees u
the disease for which it is recommended. 1He H0s'
unphant success attends its administration.
Read the following remarkable cases; ,p;..,.
Alaly residing in Norfolk street, was Serious! $3.50
with Piles s great was her suffering that TO use ei o"
exprcssion life We. burden; four wecks she nat pt
attended bv one OF our most eminent Physicians Who
the least benefit Satisfied .ha 1t was IN ass''ate -
Of Piles prescribed The Elcc;ary; two boxes "ele -
six months after, the same lady called on nae %
for another complaint, and then informed me IiS e
perfectly cured OF the Piles by the TWO boxes 2u &
perienced no return since.
Mrs Gresitng in Greene street, called on me last sp
saving that had been affected with Piles ior TWO ye
accorlpanicd BY pain the side, alpita,ion OF me e
sense Of s;ragftness the chest, and oppression
chest considerable resting horizontally produced sense
If s1iTocaon followed by cough. li using one box Oh
the rle1u.ry the pain in the sdc 7aipation ana oPpre
SON caSt she could lie down without Inconvenience ac
,h pics were partially removed and second box mace
= or,reie cure. 10 the great qualification OF the patient
SoId in his City by the Proprietor oag. regularly eii-
ca,d PHYSICIAN confined oce rFaetee for the treat
. -, cupoSIc DISEASES. No lso 6eweTy. Medical
- =, --,,t;n, 10 The above, or any other complaint,
$50 Price of the El,r;t, ono dollar u REMEMBER
ma thc ELct,iarp IS INrEESAL kEsEp1 a;a not IN
.spal spnieatI0H and sold ONLY NJ az, bo~ery Tour
49,. above Spring ST. Oace hours from A NJ TO . Z.
eoeis ABOVE 'f' ''s j22 5ms
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THE TRIBUNE.
nIagnanlmity.


We coov the following paragraph fromthe Chrts-
tim PoIficiun, published at Cincinnati, and edi-
ted by Rev. WIN. H. Brisbane, Baptist clergy
man, formerly of South Carolina, who emancipa.ed
his slaves some years ago and is now an active
member of the Liberty Party 1t was by SIAN
ders on the personal character OF Mr.. Clay, such
as Mr. Brisbane here p.onounces Shameful that
he was defeated at the late election; and these
SANDERS were circulated with no less zeal by the
Liberty Party than by the Loco-Focos. II that
party, ia fact, had not given currency through lis
lecturers and presses TO the grossest falsehoods MI
CLAY would now be President OF the United States
and the foul plot Of Annexation would have been
defeated for ever. There is pang OF bitterness IN
this thought that Temps us TO speak with burning
severity, but we forbear.
SHAMEFUL !-whatover may have been Mr. Clay's pr"
and however It may have afforded )stia
bic opposing his elevation to the Presidency
that he longer candidate before u.s. II indeco
rous shes. degree to force him into speech Tor the
purposes of partisan denuDciation At any time, cvch
when Mr. Clay before the people for their SURFACES
no man ought TO have been justified In pronouncng him
the Blackeg Of Kentucky rs Mr.. Finn recently eX-
pressed himself in House OF Representatives ~ any
time ii libel and although moral considerations
prevented many from voting Tor Mr. Clay yet SANDER ohs
could place him in the category with MacK iess.
Neither politically morally have ever sympa,hised
with Mr. Cay, bu, should feel ashamed OF myself in
hasty moment slouldutter the language OF Mr. Finn IN
reference TO an aged man. and citizen who enjoys the
affections of large portion Of his countrynon-
His public and principles must necessarily ever be sub
iect 10 review, but has right TO tc with The
private character OF private citizen, and he who does
ought &c taught by his constituents better manners IL
there virtue enough among the Democrats who consti-
ulc the majority of Hamilton county they will teach their
representative that base Islander airy and eno-
bic tramplcupon the feelings OF political opponents For
the sake OF the Of country let s have repescI
atives masnanmous enough 10 do justice TO opponents.
and respect the rights Of mcn and the feeling OF ecey
one OF his own constituents.
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VfITUIWViU UV
FOLGER'S 9LOSAONIAS,
t.II-He,Iinr EnIsa,n.

tas proved itself to be The Test medicine offered 70
@ PULLS N The S d have nS H Sa b sahf
Of our best physicians aud 10y them SVEN up q,
,sJ are cured and now the ogood health doubt
that remedy be found however holvess lr eS
pear be- 1t is approved by the Faculty ana recommended
BY them as the following ea ssE q
viii slew \ gentlemen residing IN 18Th street haq Scen sui
as p9drT AhmI ,S for m99 Sa1i H. al ssedG By
;,s h3 b mge Ssvls the @ Of New Yo
could mol relieve him told him that his was hopeless
ssTP f. found 81 'i tis set e 4 !m it, and the Pyc
attended him declared the medicine 10 be wonderful indeed
"'' nave s'''' ''' RAisINti BLOOD.
medical gentleman residing IN Groadway eae ,s t
remedy and had found the most happy effects resulting rom
lis His wife was troubled with severe Gos anq %
for another aud stated tia; he thought the remedy III nTaiua-
bic one aud should recommend l. as such
Mrs THougorRN, $50 Monroe st; who hsd been sick for
some length OF reyedb By one e1iie OF THIS great
DrNx,s KrLlrv SC Wa,eT-s,. afflicted in the same
manner and had been under the care OF MS pyGlsh dus
SANITY when he commenced tie use OF the OioSaonisn Ire
has used bottles OF the remedy and1s now able 10 return
10 his work. being entirely rellered
Mr. WIspoM 35 White ST. 30 lcw IN the month OF De
niras, that he Was given upby ms physician His friends
also had no hore Of his recovery lie was IeF;jdu'
restored him health that he now able 10 walk ABOUT u
streets. .t.,fc. has 80 fr re.
covered from diseased luns nadr the use Of he
,hat She is able aead to her usual duties shs lad
- ror,ninn for and had been attended d! '
bi phvsicilns both in Booklyn and this city Ihey al
,sir o,nion other case and pronounced her luns so
e. Fccd iha; they could help her Her cure IS extra
ordinary and Will shortly be published IA aii, Of ,,,
OIer persons have eSereGced the curative ToI'esV' '
rordieine and Enthusiastically pronogntr u
'' THE GREAT RENE91,. er,.,.,,.,
II R,,;,c.r l02 Barclay-steei, Ai ilson OF Cpohrt'
N B. Of Worrls,uwn y. j. Mrs NcCiann " " aikeist
Mrs Archibald IS White street and numerous ot pirnj,y
Of Bhinc &c and left ir NAMES as references al '
Office. 80, l,,r ,bnvs Ann: and al
Ni,s i3g Eucn-Strcet. Brooklyn. 49,"
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HOTELS.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DCANE-STS., y. Y.
SA The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
9 he has leased the above establishment and now pre-
Hg- pind accommodate them with Board and Lodging.
ven moderate terms IL has been the most thorough
and complete repair painted and rehed with additional new
furniture sad ne will usual what he intends TO de-
but socits the travelling community and him
ta ana JUDGE Tor themselves that the esb,hnent under
has deserving OF the patronage OF The puoiic
The location eIng central business Offers Inducements TO
merchants from the country from us retired situation unsai
passed BY other house the CITY Terms. - per day.
per week IN proportion.
The subscriber bess call the attention Of parties that
the Assembly Room will b. 10 let those giving Balls and
Tor the part of the aud that the
will shortly be nat complete repair and fitted
magnificent style lie further calls the attention Of the
essioun gentlemen Of the law that his for bitetors
has undergone aiteton and that he ready
accommodate them reasonable tems-which will be seen
BY his regulation of room hire.
y. BA select number Of Permanent Doarders viii be
mss I'm MINORD s. TUREsHER.