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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-15

10 complete, ard a atn Iower th an formerly.
trov HATTERS
Supplied ssnsual with every thing in their line
NJ the yerv lowest prices.
t.hfl- JOHNSTON. BERRYHILL IL co,
sen 20 I3i Main street
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

GFConnel's Magical Pain Extractor, for
burns, scalds without leaving a scar. Inquire at
SO Poydras street, where also may be had Com
stocks Extract of Sarsaparilla at SO cents per
bottle, or at 81 perdozen, warranted as good
as any other which is sold at s per bottle. AL
SO Lin's Temperance Bitters, for regulating the
system and promoting an appetite; Peas Hoar-
bound Candy, for Coughs and Colds; Linn's
Pills; Sa~ppington's do. for the cure Of Ague,
and Fever; Champions do; Green's Mixture,
for Ague, warranted to cure. all of (which may
be found at So Poydras street.
Sold in Opelousas by DR.. HAWKINS.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08
ANOTHER VERY PRETTY STEW

YAesothersday we entered a public house, and,
usual, had an old soldicr-quietly reposing on
his arms-stowed away among our grinders, to
keep US company, whilst we made ourselves sots-
tdry, for the purpose Of better attaining the
objects Of our visit. On taking our seat, we
were very quietly surveying the improvements
that had been made since our last attendance,
khen we discovered near US q piece of paper,
on which was written something like the follow
ing s.:
.sThe ladies' haSa taken great pains 70 clean
the house, requeas gentlemen 70 leave their
tobacco at the door,
Here was a dick back for US, sure enough
We didn't like to leave the house-we didn't
like TO offend the ladies-we didn't like to dirty
the Hoor 1--we had no window to spit through
we had no spittoon to spit in--what were we to
do with our guiid. and the juice thereof Pres-
emily we saw a servant Juggling a %spittoon TO-
wards us-and we felt somewhat relieved
But, oh hard fatel He passed on, and deposit
ted it near the feet Of a more fortunate man!
/ What was now to be done ? We were almost
choked with spittali We must be relieved Out
Il Goes4 the iuice-thessand writhesiand folds under
Z, its weight-but, we are easier! Now for the
quid! We gently passed our hand over our
mouth-rolled the sweet morsel into its hollow
wiped our lips with a clean kerchiet-throwe
the gentleman under the bench,-and once more
composed ourself!-wishing all the while tha'
the Ladies had posted one Of their notices out
side the door, that we might have been spared
, such an awful dilemma!
We here. suggest an Improvement or an add
lion to the notice. The hint may be useful. !
: is. 10 have some two or three dozen pi~geoa-hole
prepared, and placed in a lot outside ofthe house
numbered from one to thirty-six, as a place ofde
! post for old soldiers Of this grade. On the pay
2 ment of a pic, a gentleman could save his gun
= let the clean white sand repose in its beauty Q
the floor, rid the house of those awful lookin
q aotiees-(they reminded us strongly of a BENG
q night, with strips, 'sthis seat taken" stuck uP)-
and, above all, retain the beautiful smiles Al
angelic tempers Of the guardia Of our destini
and-tobGcco.--the Ladies'
NIB. Weshadsalmost neglected to give the
ordinate and SAD wag a rap over the knuckl'
who made an addenda to one Of the notic'
which ran as follows /:
"The Ladies' are respectfully informed tina
~ cannot comply, unless they agree TO leave tn
al segars at home T. I
IVY We don't know what was meant by all tn
but positively our cachinnatory muscles were
worked upon, that all We heard at hat stir
D. ayailed US but little. The next time welgo, Z
4. quid shall stay at home, and we will endeayor
profit by what we hear and see!
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08
.;der, their removal an act o~sjustice and propri

siders their removal an act o~fjustice and pr0pF'-
ETY.. rava.. mo
people and the press appear TO have ,or.
gotten the very existence Of Santa Ana. we
do not see his name in any of the Journals before
On the 9th ult., at Mexico, q most unnatural
Quarrel took place between a father and Q son =
They attacked each other with knives, ana al q
ter mutually receiving many wounds both tel
and shortly expired.--Bee.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08
OUR STATE,

.E5 II
Bishop Polk confirmed sevented6i persons at
Grace Church, st. Francisville, onf{SY5hday last.
Capt. B. A. Terret, of the LIST. Reg. U. s.
Dragons, died on the 18th ult.
We learn from the Red River Republican,
that many planters in that section id END plant
ing corn instead of cotton.
The district court for this Parish-Hon Thos.
Curry presiding-commenced its session on
Monday last, and will continue in session during
all ofnext week.-CarroU W~atchmdn.
Thorpe concludes, from our remarks about the
ladies' who attended our last ball, that we are
sin a fair way to make d desperate effort for
double blessedness." That's a fact-Robt. Wal
son.
We learn from the Plaquemines Gazette that
Judge Nichols was Obliged 70 adjourn court on
the 22d ultimo. in consequence of having ruptu-
rsd a blood vessel. He was well enough onthe
succeeding day to leave for home.
The College buildings ia The town Of jackson,
lare offered f0r sale on the Sd Of June next, by
the State Treasurer, under the authority ofan act
ofthe Legislature passed at its last session.
1t 10 said the Protestant Episcopal Church
propose purchasing the Louisiana College, at
jackson, for the pJEspose q establishing q Theo.
logical SeminaFyElt Is also rumored that the
Centenary College, falling to obtain titles to the
present site Of their institution, will bid for the
property on the day ofsale.
man named Lewis was drowned in the Mis-.
~sissippi u short distance above here the other
day. He had been fishing on a point Of land that
iuted ont into the river, and was about to change
his position, when the whole mass gave way
precipitatAsg him with it into the deep water be
How. His body at the last accounts had not ye
been rscovered.-Point Coapfc Tribune.
F&FAE AoctpENr. On Monday, the I4tl
ulk., i young man by the name ofNlcholas Win
~atine.a resident Of ST. Francisyille, while work
HIM iii the roof Off gin house, was precipitatet
M 9ks ground, d distance Of twentY feet, and ia
.I~sanFnp senseless, in which condition he remain
ed aboin lour hours, when he expired. The Lou
II ;siana Chronicle says that the deceased was
yonnp man highly esteemed for bis industry an
nyohisv. He leaves a wife and child to mourn hi
loss.
! NArcRrrocnEs TOBACCO. 1t gives usgres
n pleasures. 10 record the fact that the Tobacco
/ crop 3 fMrs. prudhomme, Of Bayou Pierre, wa
! lately ssldin N. Orleans, for the French markt
at f~6rty.flge cents per pound. Louis Philippe
as sagacious in selecting his tobacco as his mir
: isters.-Chroaicle.
DRowSsp.-Mn Richard Boarman, Of TIL
|, town, was drowned in Red River, opposite Unto
1 Hall, on Wednesday evening last.-He wentit
!; Il he river for the purpose Of bathing, was Sc
i zed with cramp, and before he could be extric'
ted life was extinct.-Nat. Chronicle.
n Rrp RIVER. The National Intelligence
states that Commissioners are 10 be appointed
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

On the evening Of the 10Th 'ult., the Planta-
ton o. the heirs to the late Judge Rhea, on
Thompson's Creek, in the Parish ofEast Felici-
ana, was visited by a wild and desolating hurri-
cane, which.left death and havoc in its train.
Every building on the place was Frustrated, and
the o~verseer, and three negroes killed.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08
AT the Courts House Of this Parrish
Al CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL h
POSITIVE NOTICE..

TSHE undersigned is forced, blythe msnylosAes vhia
4 he has heretofore sustained, TO give this public u
tiee, that from and after this date, no credit will +
given in his house, to any person whatever, 90 hefs
Z impossible TO retail at Eve cents, and run the ehMA
Of losses, with justice TO himself. Those whchayt M
%punctual, cannot take offence at this course, and NH
who have not been, should not. By refusing credits
all. none can take offence. Those persons haviH
claim against me, will present the same Tor paJi
and those indebted to me are hereby warned, thatt
less immediate settlement is made, l shall put
accounts and notes in a train where no excuses NHk
taken. Settle up, gentlemen, and save costs.
i shall always keep on hand, . large and general
sortment of articles in my line, Of the most supll
kinds, which 1 shall be happy 70 dispose Of on ths
reasonable terms, cheap for cash.
SAML. C. BURNETT
NIB. s. C. Burnett keeps a CARRIAGE and
of fine HORSES, always in readiness ~tOaeoayg
sons to any point required, on the most reasonablet
Opelousas, may l, l645-3t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Iowa ELECTION. The ST. Louis papers state
that the returns of the elections heldin Iowa in
dictate the rejection ofthe Constitution Of the
State by a considerable majority. Des Moines
county gave 400 majority against it; Lee county
about 800 maIoriy in favor oft; Henry about
$50 majority against it; Van Buren, against it;
Cedar and Lyon about 200 majority for il; Mus
catine 30 to 80 majority against it; Louisa and
Scott majority against the constitution. Dubuque
precinct $50 majority against The constitution;
Johnson $50 majority for it. The Legislature
for the Territory will bo l~ocofoco.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

nNofwithstanding aone people have asser-
ia thafws were wrOnggin saying that jurors are
Is Is paid @fr sheir attendance at Court, we re-
pssk ands III our next paper shall give the
Documents u prove that our Legislators never
intended rEe Jurors s.work for nothing, and
ind shsnaeisssan horses tool
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

.RoesnRv. A grocsry store, situated on the
s~Ssslkifta Ofthe town. kept BY Mr.. George Bou-
dior. va entered Oh Saturday night last, and the
drawer riAed offs contents, and other articles e.
away, a~rnounting III alto about elSo. This
u she second tinesh nm store has been rob.
hsd:and the owAer. and all other persons,
should is Oh their. guardagaipst the depredators'
wko ase believed sobs negroes.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

received i letter from the city yester-
dayrln which we learn that the Convention Is
likely IL q Snrn this week. They are now en-
eaesd oh lhe general articles, and have introdu-
Csd some vprysalutas Notwithstanding which
va aosice one to suppress dueling. We further
Isasn that the Court at Lafayette will be opened
Oh Monday next, and the Court in OPelonsas on
ths fourth Monday Of this mOnth-both BY Hon.
guags Kin IA person.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

ss1RkY IN THE FIELD. Alta meeting held al
BayOa Ckicot on the 22nd ult., General Joseph
Walker, President ofthe Convention, was nomi-
mated a . candidate . ex-governor Of Louisiana.'
We see the above article going through the
paperu, and insert it "a a piece Of ngYws about
these sdiggins.e
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

TRs BAEx.-Who's for the Ball 1t Wash,
saston to-nigAtf We arc saall in" for a dance,
sand shall report progress hereafter. We under
asassd arrangements have been made for a bril-.
liant affairs Washington Ball after the old
fashian. #
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08
DIED

DIED.
In this town, on Sunday last, the 4th inst, of mea-
sizes, DR. REUBEN w. FOX, aged about 80 years,
formerly of Baton Rouge.
1t will be some consolation to his friends to know,
that, though among strangers, he had every comfort
given him, and every care paid to him, during his i'll
ness, which christianity or philanthropy could suggest
A stranger has fallen-and the strangers hand hath
gently consigned hin to his mother earth.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08
ELECTION

For REPRESENTATIVES in the Police Jury Of the
Parish of st. Landry.
RToTICE is hereby given, to the qualified electors in
lV the 4th, 9Th, 9Th, 10th, 18th, 18th and l5th Police
Wards Of the Parish Of st. Landry, that in conformity to
law, an election will be heldin each of said wards, on the
Second Monday in May neat,
being the 10Th day, from the hour of nine inihe forenoon,
until three in the afternoon of said day, at the places and
by the persons hereinafter designated, for the purpose of
electing a representative from each of said wards to serve
in the Police Jury of the Parish for two years, to wit:
In the fourth Ward BY Auguste Lambre, Esq. at
his cfice in Grand Coteau.
IN the sirth Ward :-By Joseph z. Andrus, Egg. at
the house of Benz. McCleland, Esq, Plaquemine Brul6e
In the eighth Ward BY messrs. Jshn H. MCGEE and
Gilbert David, at the former residence Of James Young
Bayou Malett.
In The Tenth Ward by Isaac Griffith, Esq. at the
store of VIM. Akenhead, Bayou Chicot.
In the Eleventh Ward;-By Messrs Alex. Fonteno
and Philip Stage, ut their store in Old Grand Prairie.
In the Ttoelfth Ward by William Link, Esq. q
the house Of VIM. Irwin, Mountville,
In the Fifteenth Ward :-Atthc house OF Ruthledge
near the bridge at the mouth of Bayou Rouge, by u
G.. B, Foster and Allen jackson.
public nstice thereof according to law, will deliver a Gel
tifeate to the persons elected, notifying them to attend
stated meeting Of The Police Jury, at the Court-House
on the first Monday in June next, at ~ o'clock, A. NJ
and make return Of the state of the Polls to the Cler
Of the Police Jury.
The qualifications requisite IN voters Tor member
ara the same az for the State Legislature.
IA. GARRIGUES, Parish Judge.
HENRY s. DUNBAR,
President of the Police Jury Of 81, Landr
Parish of ST. Landry, April 2lst, l645.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

OUT old friend Rosg, OF the Point Coupee
.sTribune," was thrown into a great pucker d
wails since, BY 5 make letting himself down
from tho raAeEn On the door in the editors sane
tim Rosa forthwith adyertises for an office
e IL ss rood!
ths bye, The Tribune" ii one Of the few
country papers that appears to have . liberal
aupg0rt. Those Point Coupaeans seem to know
sk they are about-FoHev ery man advertises !
And, ii all truth Ross deserves good support,
Er Tie ssTEibune'' Is well edited. The only OBJ
iactioR inths world istheFe'a not enough Of it.
Lay ton stronger, Henry.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08
@9e 81, qbaaSty @gts.
@RME@WSASs LA.
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 8, lsA5.

sTHE RAIN IT RA1NETH BvERY DA'S-Ha
surday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday last, we
had some. Of the hardest rains Of the season
with the uaualaccompaniment of lighting, thunt
AZ. and windi IL any manaaya this isn't q saois
dine, we'll say tSangi
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

TRsU u. 8. CIRcuEr CouRE--Is in session 10
New Orleana. Judge Mckinley took his seat on
ihs 6encHfon ths 28d Hlt. The court had pre-
siouaIy transacted business, with Judge MEGA.
lab presiding. There ere q number of impor.
tart easssbofsRe this tribunal
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

D EsOLvED by the Police Jury ofthe Parish of st.
No Landry, that the Directors Of unbranded animals
n this Parish shall hereafter sell unbranded calves at not
less than one dollar and fifty cents per head, and colts at
not less than two dollars per head. And shall pay for the
taking up, for calves, thirty seven and a half cents. and
for colts, fifty cents per head, and retain for their trouble,
thirty seven and a half cents for calves per head, md
htty cents per head for colts.
Resolved. the 18th April. A. D, 1S45.
fs;cnedy HENRY S.DUNBAR, Pr. Of Police Jury
Attest, tsigned) Guy II. Bill, Clerk Of the Police Jury
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Some ofthe newspapers of Florida, have ma.
med Mr.. Call, as a candidate for the office Of
Governor. Mr.. Call is a wing. The democrat.
il candidate is Colonel Robert Butler, who wa:
acknowledgement of the forces under Gen. Jack
son, IN 1915.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

The Postmaster General advertises for u.s..
600 balances, for the use ofthe different post Of.
aces Ia the Uaitsd States.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

P-rrrspuReH FIRE.-Loss Of lle.--It ap.
pears that seven lives were lost blythe Pittsburgh
IRE Mr.. johnson, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Fleming,
Mrs. Maglone, s.. Kingston, and two servant
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

srArE SNAS BoAr.--We gave notice some
weebs since that this boat was in our Bayou, for
lbs purpose ~ofhenedtting the stream and our cit.
izsua. wv did not believe then that we should
be called upon to make complaints against the
c~ommAnder; yet. il aos We have been told by
respectable gentlemen residing on tho Bayou,
that ths boat has been leR for better than two
ks III Vic charge Of the negroes, without
aVen nm overaecr-~ihe negroes having access ID
Hea1Srs pODder, and other dangerous articles
giving parties, enticing away servants, &c. Ii il
due % tie engineer and his situation, that these
things should not be allowed; and we trust b.
wal II once remedy the evil. Dutyto the citi
zens Of our Parish, and their interest, has alone
prompted this public article; and, if the Gomman
der Il NOT 70 blame IN tho premises, Ne shat
c~heaffhlly say 80. Tho case Is, howevur, as we
STATE; audit Is one that needs explanation.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08


News Bx the BoAr.-Election returns from
Virginia incomplete.-The locofocos seem to
holdon to the Feins. The Bowery theatre, in
New York, has been burned to the ground, for
the fourth time. The French CAarg6to Texas,
with Secretary Smith, had arrived ID Washing.
ton, en- r6ass for Europe.
Tho Caledonia steamship has arrived.
Though cotton receded q little after the sailing
ashe Great Western, it recovered entirely bs-
fore tho Caledonia iefh and prices were firm al
former rates. England seems TO Be determined
t0 held on "a 0rsgon, If we are totake The del
haaes Iii the House DC Commons asian indexs-
Din Robert Peel announced that England's
riighss u the territory were unqOessionahle ana
that che was resolved and PfeParedtO maintar
them. The political newsfron France possessed
no iatsgosl. Marshal soult demands IA, 5D0.0 0t
francs to arnthe publications Of Paris. Swift
ssland continues faverish. Another i~nsurrec
sionaFy movement II announcedin Spain. Il
nofYst knownOn whom tho Queen will confe
hsshAnd, last sales o~fcottOn have been made 81
M hasis Of 56f. ID Havre. III Liverpool. fi
o~rleanaat AID.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-05-08

Rrn RIVER. The National Intelligeneer
states that Commissioners are 70 be appointed to
examine the navigation Of Red River, and re-
port on the practicability of permanently remo-
wing the raft and preventing It's future accumu-
latien.
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Rss. ! 5 seq .s5 Nom M aoos "a FULL III
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Cornmc-clal nnc csnney aIstte-a.
Of Fin 1onuere,el e,.d Money Matters. zee FIRST Pc

OF Fin tozmerecl e.d Money -ha.,ers FIRST Pc-..
FRIDAY, p. VI.
The sales were larger than usua! at the First
Beard bat the market heavy. At the Second Boardthere
quite panic and sccks fell of per The eausa
the panic the fact that considerable of loan,
called n and Of weak holders obliged To throw
their stocks the market draft for s2oO specie was
made Banks from Boston yesterday, which he's made
the Banks rather cautious day. Another cause ofthe falls
that some OF the eadag houses selling stocks largely.
believed for the very purpose Of causing fall Money on call
not scarce nj cent but when be locked up stocks
or long paper the market decidedly tight Prime long paper
cnnno, be DONE ms general thing better Than per al
though lot OF $50 90 worth Of dry goods four months pa
per taken By bank to-day D. per In the present
state of affairs, capitalists prefer to lead from day day. and
stock oanS, when called easily replaced The
~ OF money may be argued from he fact tina; Pennsylvania
stocks, which the interest, it's thought will hereafter he
promptly pa!d sold to-day at ~. when the stock sold
May and June last IS 80 when there no prospect
whatever OF the interest being paid The Bank reports Of
February will show large decrease in loans and depoites.
The Foreign Bill Market is rather dul and the
demand limited that decline in not unlikely TIE
importers do talk they should need many bills for
e'a weeks TO and the coming imports will undoubt-
eddy be light, the demand for bills continue light enough
To keep them below the specie point.
Frsghts are 3-3d Liverpool, but there s not
much cotton offering. Other frcights plenty
At the Merchants Exchange this morning, 500
shares of the Columbus Insurance Company stock sold
auction by r. Aine Jr They brought thirty per the
par valUe.
The Greenwich Savings Bank has declared the
usuaI dividend the of per per
on all $500 mud the of4 per larger
| sums. payable on the 2fh inst.
The Bank OF Virginia ga per cent subject to deduction Of
u per cent payable &c the State.
The Norwich Bank has declared dividend of per Tor
the last six months.
Tire two Banks of Middletown Ctbe NIiddiown and the
MddeseS Ceunty-have declared semaunua dividends OF
per cent.
The Neptune Insurance Company, Boston has declared
semunnun dividend OF Is md the Massachusetts Mills Man.
ufacunn- Company senonnual dividend of cent
The Boston Merchants Exchange Company makes the usual
dxidend OF 30 per cezt for six months.
We published few days sioce n table giving the
quantities Of the principal exports from this port or the isst
four yenrs We give similar table of imports, from the
annual statement OF the Shipping List.
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limited Sthtes CIRCUIT NouF
ReCoro .Iudcc Belts.

,,,a.nI.. Mottvs David C. Wood Fio'otio"
Jo.sWr. Moi; rngs action against defendant 70 eco
q snae INFRINGEMENT OF patent oc c1n bc Ia i o
aStb BEING blending Of Franklin with the ciee oye
inclined plane p front ~ Tf a 10 a S9d 9
goal realty ed the value OF anthracite mt coa which
a f,bo has furnace N New Jersey discontinued
he stove when notified in Ii that he was infringing
n,tan,-oo that the luvention Is not new WIN Mt
W. pnrine of the ircned plane having been published
NO. Cunt kuaord "a native of ssachuse) N Europe hity
S that spres having me s eoInoq% a maa pSs
,.lf hi
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Secei, 81 md for sale at DELLpc DUPg{S
se to Place Southland No faIa NV ai nnvf ceie
flexible iroRY NURSE En- i@r afaa ,,d use
-, Sole ne above wholesale and RETAIL 90 ~
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The average price I'll daring the year ls has been wi
qOi rcn,s psT sperm, and c6s y cents per gallon
r vhnie oil Average pce bone 10 Jan l. 1875:
cepem IS cents whale 81 81 Maebone y , ~ e i
hnndS ri manufacturers the lst of an 49, estimated ut
bbls and the OF crude whale OIL at II s9O b0
le number of vessels employed The whale fishery on the
1t OF jan 1856 643 ships and barks IS brSs schoonerS
and soopsn MI 2is 655 tons In lSt4 Jnn he number en-;
rioops-tonnuGe 210l47. lbost Mer. jour.
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PORT OF NETWORK. JANUARY IL
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEHESTS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, AND EATING SALOON.
~. net -trun, pliia heIntIa

No = Dock street. Ph,sdephla-
IL THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully iufeun then
friends and the public; TINT they have reited and
4red al nj times furnish DBnsr SuppeS and Breasfa
the shortest Bcee They VIII keep m Ordinary from l.
o'cork noon until P VI when persons dine on ali the
decacez Of the SEASON. TIE BlT vii be amply supplied
tho choicest TtaHd and Liquors tst can be o5eiHed and
from thsr long srprenc. the business they hope give
general satisfaction.
TAey have .so Ele number AIRY and vel ventilated
road. and Steamboats, opportunity TO obtain lodging n al
iscbei to the establishment; i an extensive Sia5ng for
horses.
The public may assured attention VII Be paid al
who favor them with 4 call.
The location The inmed1.e vicinity OF the principal
Banks Railroad and Steamboat and=: and opposite the
Philnielphir Exchange RICHARD b. JONES
III cod DANIEL COPPLE.