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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04
THE FEMALE SCHOOL,

HsDER TER DIREcrios OF MISS DALEr,
"ILL commence on Jgs4aesday. TIE 81 81
w September
Msniasbufg August %. ls45--2w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04
$50 Acres,

b. the same more or less This Tract is about two
thirds cleared, good portion oft low ground, in
high state of cultivation the balance well clothed
with good Timber The improvements are one
large Dwelling House, good House for tenant
Schwiizer Barn aud Stable, with all other Out
Buildings, aud well OF never. failing water near
the house, and Back Creek running through the
entire tract. A further description deem
necessary, any one wishing to purchase willfrsr
view the property.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04

EhuRE CIDER vINEGAR.-Fors sale, an OK
rrs arucle Of pure Cider Vl1egar--cheep
b r Depot Sept WIN KROESEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04
Hfr. James Long:

TE1AKE NOTICE, that on Saturday, the l3h
Il dag Of September, i845, at the Office Of Sea-
man Garsrd, ia Martinsburg, Berkeley County
Virginia, shall take the dispositions Of William
Cunningham Senr,, William Towson, John kep
Iinger, John Long and Elizabeth Long, to be read
in my behalf ia the Chancery suit pending in the
Circuit Court for Berkeley County, wherein am
plaintiff and you are defendant.
JACOB HAMME.
August 81, l845-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04
Rio Coffee.

a SUPERIOR article Of Rio Coffee. for sale
n low by j. M. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04

At the same time and place, one other Tract, lying
the road Leading from Hedgesville to Bath about
one mile west Of the former place, adjoining the
land. of Samuel NJ. and Morgan Hedges, contain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04
Trustees Sale

OF Real Property.
pY virtue of Deed OF Trust from Hezskish
ND Hedges and EInsbeth bis wife. 70 the under
signed, for the benefit OF his crednors dated tbs
Both day Of May, 1913, now of record in the Cepnty
Court Of Berkeley, VIC Will. Monday, The sth
day o September, (being Court-dsy, sell, without
reserve, at public auction, the highest bidder.
before the Court House door in MaftinsbUrg the
fnll.1s,in., IrarIs Of Land ,.iz..-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04
One Tract of Land

Ia the County OF Berkeley, the road leading
from Hedgesvle to Bath, about two miles from
the former place, adjoining The lands OF John Iorn,
Samuel stookey and Others known By tho name Of
the aTeel Tract" containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04

Mr.. Caleb Burns and Sydney Burns, vife
ofsaid Caleb Burns, and John Summers:
vkNAKE NOTICE, that on Fridoy, The 26th day
d Of September merit, at the Office Of Robert
Worthlngton, in Chaflestown, Jefferson County,
Va, we shall take the dispositions OF sundry Wit
nesses, 10 wit: Conrad Bimre, Martin Bhlmie,
DAVID Eill jacob A. Small, VIM. Butler and Sol
ONION Billmire. 10 be cad in behalf in the SUIT
pending IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Berkeley County wherein you, with
Others, are defendants. and complainants;
and on the day before, TAurSd0y) the 25th, We
shall take dispositions in the same cause, OF tho
same witnesses, at The Office Of Seaman Garard, in
Marunsburg, Berkeley County, Va
MATHEW JONES & WIFE
JONATHAN BURNS s. WIFE.
August 6, lS45--5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04
100 Acres.

The improvements are Log House, with
good Spring near ii.
Also,
At the same time and place, one other Trace, lying
aud being on Back Creek. adjoining the lands OF
DR.. Thomas J. Harley, Philip Sylsr. and others,
known by the name OF the "Snodgrsss Tavern
Farm" containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04

H'uscALoosA wHlsKEY..-Ju.t r.,.iy,a
sne io' ssles' NJ LoCKE'S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04
ENs.slit.

A hkAN6ES, Lemons. Rsisins. Preserved GIN
" ger and Day Gioger-a article.
June " JNO JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-09-04
Groceries and Liquors.
G.. II. - Fine N9sf.

A LARGE quaolny JUS. received and for ssls
"A by u. +. SIMPLIFY.
April % Opposite U $ Hotel
The New York herald., 1845-11-04
VIM. Edmends,
Ii III
VIM. Marks,
Abraham r. Lawrence,
.Inmes SfcksS.

WIN. Marks, VIM. Edmends,
Abraham r. Lawrence, Harvey Hunt,
james Stokes, .dbrahsm G. Thompson, Jr
Morgan Morgans, Jr.
The CHAIRMAN now put the question on the adoption
Of the ticket
Cries Of mo no no ."-r(Hsses and cheers)
SEVERAL VoIcEs.-I want to speak We want to speak.
Is not tho question debateable
CHAIRMAs.-It is not debateable.
Voicr o THE PLArroRM-I move we adjourn.
VorcE THE CRowp-Luther Bradish has drafted
and advocated BILL to allow every body to sell Quc{
without license has he changed his mind7
CHAIRMAN-Luther Bradish has been waited on and he
expressed his to support the excise law
VoicEs-Question, question.
The Chair put the question and declared the ticket
was adopted amid shouts. hissos and confusion.
! Mr. BARp-Three cheers for the ticket Tney were
given, when
VoIcE THE CRowp called-Thrse cheers for DR..
Reese Three were also given, accompanied by three
groans Amid cheers hsses groans several small rows
and great confusion and disorder the meeting I'D
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

PARK-Last night was performed, for the first time,
the new comedy of the "sherif Of the County" which
has been highly successful at the Haymarket theatre
London, for some time past. II sbounds with Incl.
dents that be better appreciated by Brit sh au.
dience than those of enlightened and democratic
country Notwithstanding, the piece is well worth wit
Messing displaying life its exists in the as was
once termcd"Mothar country Notwithstanding the
able performance Of Bass "Mr Hoylodge,' and MIR
Dyott's "Csp Oswold" tog ether with Mrs. vernon's
MRS Hollylodge" the piece hung heavily. But per-
haps repetition will remove this impression. The hui
morous piece of "Charles the Second succeeded
The character Of "Capt Copp," Bass well sustain
cd throughout The piece ent of we'll This evening"
Madame Augusta, the danseuse makes her rst appear
ance for years, before American audience with
considerable improvement in face, figure and accom-
pshment Doubtless her reception will be she merits
BowERY THrATRE.-Last evening the national drama
of f"Ths Cradle Of Liberty" the Battle Of Bunker
Hll was presented to a crowded house. The enthu-
sasm which always manests itself the performance
Of national dramas, last night TO perfect pitch
Mr. Scott, tho Yankee sailor inmitabs and the
other characters sustained in very creditable
After this, the drama Of the Brigand Monk y
in which Messrs Cony and Blanchard and their wonder
full dogs appeared played and the evening closed
with the Golden Farmer Tonight we have the same
bill
HERR ALExANDER-This IS truly wonderful age
Last evening Herr Alexander gave exhibition at Nj
bios which almost made his audience belle they
living in the days of the ancient We
would attempt describe of the experiments
1t not that do not wish to hazard character for
veracity those who have not seen them would very
much doubt statement Herr Alex ander is no COM
uggler his extensive knowledge OPTICS pneu
matics and chemistry, he adds quickness of hands
which is almost lightning like Nobody should fail to
see him-every body who does will be gratifed.
PALMo's OPERA HoUsE-Last evening the novel per
formances Of "The My ysterious Soireeso were com
menoed at Pamos. 1t is an exhibition which fail to
crafty one and would advise all readers to
examine their bill for tonight
ALHANRA.-The burlesque opera company last night
performed the burlesqus Of Somam buole and the Vir
gnia Girl which kept the aude in of laughter
The same pieces will be repeated this evening.
MIR. Forbes and his company arc at present performing
at Augusta, Ga. They are talented and very much
liked the ladies are particularly good. Mrs. Duvena
from the Park Theatre, is prodgous favolite and
sdered the best actress that has for many
the boards of that theatre They leave shortly for
their winter quarters IN Charleston.
The celebrated violnist Leopold Herwig died in Bos
ton Saturday evening That night he led the orches
ira for the Philharmonic Society ofthat CITY, complaining
Of illness during the evening He retired to his residence
after the performance, and shortly after expired of dis
ease oil the heart.
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

HAVANA GossIP.--A correspondent writes us
with some minuteness Of the beautiful Creole who
recently made her appearance at the Tacon theatre and
with eminent She is de cribed as possessing
commanding person, fine face, and the languish
ing Creole eyes Her voice is sweet and powerful and
she promises, with study, to become great vocalist
ball was given on the 18th inst. by the Conde Fer.
nandino at which all the haut ton present Gene
raj Santa Anna lady and suite attended The wife Of
the cx. President of Mexico wore upon her person
$50 900 worth of diamonds To crafty the curiosity of
our fair readers may mention that her dress was
blond lace skirt a white satin slip CThe reader
will believe that these mysterious phrases
respondents)
Another lady this ball sported $40 900 in diamonds
in her ATTIRE while ten and twenty thousand dollars
worth OF pebbles" quite common.
There were no less than seven hundred people pre-.
sent at this ball Tho service Of plate upon the supper
table Is valued at S35000 but this the Count can well
afford, his income exceeding sl2o 900 per NO
Picayune, Oct l6.
SUPREME COURT, Oct 3l.-No. I24 Northway
et AL ads. Crst-Mr. G. p. Kirkland was heard for
the defendants MIR. j. A. Spencer for the plaintiff; Mr.
Kirkland in reply. lnquston set aside--cost to abide
Humphrey was heard for the defendant; Mr. Boughton
was heard for the plaintiff
The folio sing persons we're yesterday admitted by
this Court to practice Counseliors Jas W. Bennett
John G. Chumasero, Noah Davis jr John H. Ferguson
Henry Glowacki, Amos A. Hendee, Lloyd A. Hay ward
Hiram Hatch, John Jenkins, Scott Lord Anthony q.
Miller, David J. Pulling Lewis u Smith, Jaced g. Tor
rance, Sanford Smith. John A. Vanderbilt Geo. N. Will
liams Delos Wentw worth, stephen X. Williams Ros.
well l.. Burrows, James II. Graham Stephen Powers
Erastus Ide, Lewis II. Morgan,
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

PRoGREss or NATIvIsM-I the whole State Of
Pennsy vana, the votes at the late election for Ca
nal Commissioner stood-For Morton, Native, ~ 03s;
for other candidates. all ASH Majority against Natfvss
1888 653 about in ten in the State In thirty
ont Of hladelpha being but ee7s Natives in eli
the sato ont of phadephis and lIO Of those are IN
usnphl1 and 3log In Lancaster IN iwsKytwa c6un
lies they seem 10 be unAnowu,
The New York herald., 1845-11-04
Sporting Intelligence.

HURDLE RACES BEACON CouRsr.-In copse.
qaence of the unavorable state of the weather yeser
day, these races postponed until tomorrow WED.
nesdayD when, If the weather will at all permit the
affair will come off. The excitement increases with
delay.
CRIcxEr.-In consequence of the unfavorable state
the weather, the Brooklyn Star Cricket Club did not
assemble yesterday was announced But this match
will come of on Thursday if the weather will at all
permit There is to be good supper provided at Mr..
good cheer is promised for the friends and admirers
cricket On the following day single wicket match
will be plaAed by VIM. Russell and Thos Dent against
II. Wilson and T. Werner, for the championship, as a
wind up Of the season The two former members OF
the New York Cricket Club
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

NRw HAMPSHIRE u 8. SENATOR. - ne ne -, I'Ws ~.
auth journal Of Saturday, says - gsne.sly, naw
Sf aanater froua New HampshS 70 AZ The vacancy oc
otaIonsd hy ,hc ressSnsuea. I .se Lev. .wseSpuyy,
The New York herald., 1845-11-04
mocracy.

DE MEYER.-De Meyer intends to give his first
grand concert at the Tabernacle, on Thursday even
ing next. He will play number of popular pieces,
including the "Carnival of Venice which are GER
tain to be received with great enthusiasm
The New York herald., 1845-11-04
Movements or Travellers.

There was general revival Of travelling yesterday
though upon fcale by means commemorate with
any portion OF the season that past We found as the
rincipal accession, at the
AmEn'enS.Is % Z. Lyon, ,westchester Mr.. Gales
Seaton, Washington City Mr.. Wimans, Mr.. Wrsgg
Montreal Mr.. Pepon Royal Engineer, England J.
Davy Florida A. F Munroe, U. 8 N; Thos Mckay,
Cumberland DR.. Still, Philadelphia j Il Constant
Hastings X Scott, Singleton Mercer, Phladelp elphia
Asrok-E. G. Preston ID. c.; .. q. Morris, Westches
ter NJ w. Chaplin Hartford; MIR. Shephard Conn; Aus.
tin, Boston g. TORY, Boston; o. Carlisle CHM; A.
Harris, Arkansas; Captain Newell Cheltenham; Mr..
Maxwell Ireland; James Clement, 8. c.; j. Schoolcraft
Albany Duncan, Dean, Hollingshead, PhiIa; j. g. Arm.
strong, England; A. II. Waters, Mass.
FnAs.L,r-Thomas Wsddle, Rochester; J. P. Deca
tur, U 8. N. J. :. Morgan, Geo w. c. Prindle, Ro
chester; w. 0. Pope Mobiles II. Rice, Montre all C.
F. Truo, Rochester II. Brown, Albany; c. Ensign
Buffalo; Foster and Young, Phila; b. G. Cutter Louis
vile, Ky.
Crry-W. I. Waters, Phila.; Mr. Hogan, Utica; An
cram Livingston, C. H. Hodges, II. Miller Hudson; Geo
Brinkerhof, Albany; T. r. Barton Phila.
GLoBg-J. Langreshi, Dublin; A. +. Miller ~ "
r. X Scott J. Monill, Pha; Nj. Bayard Clarke Jersey
City; Mr. Bucham N "; q. O. G. Miller, NY
HowARps -Thos. Lee. .Westchester co; J. Mathewson
Canada lie Depers, Thos Jackson, Mr.. Clarke Ptila
Milliken, Mary land H. Case, do C. C. Clute sche
nectady Mr.. Olmstead Albany J. Brewster, do T.
Bacon Michigan l. Sprowle, Louisville j. H. Nicole
Troy W. w TUDOR, Keesville L. r. Bowin, Montreal
sam Goss j. r. Green, Baltimore @. Patton, Geo; c
Robbins, Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-11-04
Foreign News.

We shall probably receive the news by the Gale
donia at an early hour this morning She was yes
terday IN her fifteenth day. Spectators are still
thirsiing for later intelligence Of the crops and
markets
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

TExAs.-The New York, Capt Phillips. arrived
from Galveston whence she sailed on the 23d last
evening - '-o ~'"' 'a''
Gen Houston has arrived at his residence on tho
TRINITY. Nothing else in our Hles.-N O Della Oct 28
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

Ho, FOR TExAs-The Ann W. Stevens from
bremen ano bremenhaven, Ga port some Ave miles
below Bremen, on the river Weser1 arrived hsro e. S
emigrants, most of whom were bound for Tsxas nna
hundred and hve the above number started for Red
veI on tne fop Roy on Friday last These 70 10 form
sister State and Louisiana They are well snnnlisa
with all the utensils necessary for border liz and
from their appearance to be persons ouaIi6ed IN
everv particular to be successful in their undertaking
New Orleans Delta, Oct. 49,
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY The Bardstown Sentinel
oil Saturday, says AS Hon. Charles A. WIckllfie
nt an attempt was made to rob him. by three men un
xnown AS he crossed the north fork of Cox's creek
nv OF miles from this place. the stepped into
ny wa.p 10 n,s horse and broke pest them whersupon
ey most up some stones and peted the bug
cie but failing arrest the onward sirb, 90 "1 'sn
ososse + ,sa This occurrence oek place about
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

TUMP UANDIDNTK FOX HEGISTEN
VIM. Jay Haskstt.
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

Governor Graham, Of North Carolina, has again
pilslns rpps " "'''" wy eom'
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

Serio-Comic Denomination Of the Temper
ance, Whig and Native FactiOns-Ths Last
Grand Rally Of the Tcctotalers mt National
Hall before the Election.
About five hundred persons assembled last even
inga National Hail. Canal street, pursuant to call
which appeared in several daily papers, requesting
the friends Of Temperance to rally and support an
excise ticket Appeals had been made 1T the vo-
,ers Of New York." support candidates for sena-
to exert themselves TO have this city included in the
Excise Law. As will be seen, by reading the an
as candidates on the Temperance ticket. A union,
therefore, has again taken place between the Wings
and Natives, and Teetotalism has been used as the
platform on which the bonds Of brotherhood might
be woven in perfect safety. This is certainly Gu
rious, philosophical ludicrous, extraordinary, and
funny affair The great question is, will the mongrel
ticket succeed
On the eve Of great and important election, the
thing was consummated, and some singular and un-
looked for results may accordingly be anticipated.
Nous
The meeting was called to order by James Stockwell.
DR.. A. d. Wilson appointed Chairman. The fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

| Among the various means Of attaining sud
den wealth in this country, the discovery OF
popular "paieat" medicine has onrn proved
singuInrly successful. letter from ~ York
published in the Charleston Courier, cites va
rious examples in point
"BRAsDRErH, with his pills, has risen hom
n poor man Ia be a man Of extensive f"riune
lie has now at Sing Sing three story factory
for grinding his medicines. Aloes are carried
into il by the ton, and whole cargoe. of The
pill-,are despatched to ev"ry part "i The Union
and down every bodys lhroat Ito has rx'
pended thirty fee thousand doiiars IN single
wear for advertising. CoasrocK began VIII
nothing, hat, by crowding his patent mnd''
eines, has been able to purchase one OF The
\ first houses in Union Place, and gives mngnIh
cent soires, suppors, &c. MofFAr, adding
biit,rs to pills, has run up handsome fortune
Of nearly S300,O00. SufRmAN taking the
\ Iozonre line, has emerged from his little shop
\ in Nassau street into a buyer Of lots and houses
by the wholesale. ! need not mention SWAIN,
Of Philadelphia, who, by ponring his panaeea
into peoples siomachs, can afford 10 buy
single pearl head.band !or his daughter worth
\ $50 900, to prove that we are Plil-'ai'ns and
\ lbiiier.drinking people. fnnr literary man
will starve in his garrsi, while your plll-make'
will emerge from his garrett into palace
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
Cantion 10 Boys and Dcaicrs IN Gunpo,cdt,

Cantion to BOyS and Dcaiers IN Gunpo,cder
A painful circumstance has just been men
toned to u which should serve as caution
to boys not to deal with gunrowder, and which
should deter dealers in the article from selling
it to them. Two little boys, Of some II year.
each, purchased pound of powder at u retail
store in Market street few daNs since, and
subsequent, exploded a part oiit in TIN pan
winch 80 heated the vessel that when the,
throw the remainder in, it exploded instantly,
severely burning and dIsiigusng both Of them
in the face aud head. They are both still con.
fined aud suffering severely. IL is not wonder
fll perhaps that two chidcn so young should
have had the temeriiy to do what their parents
are now suffering for, hut il is amazing that 1
full grown man should sell them such n quan
tity OF pow der without scrnpls or enquiry. IL
the absence of any legal penalty against it
public opinion should imperativoy demand I
reform in the practice -.leseark (N J.) Senti
mel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

.'nohfr, and reaIIy raiuaJis attachment 10
The P'dHo forte.-Mr Walker, of Carlisle, Pa,
y most extraordinary fine player on the piano,
has lnst brought to this city an attachme MT 10 the
F'aLolo,;r,of his own invention, ,tS for which he
hnlds pateni, aud which Is destined to pro.
dn'u n sensation wherever it may be heard
" 4. very SIMPLE, hat the effect truly delight.
Va u - made I" "sp"raie in tho same manner
~ 40" harp pedal, "nly Il Is above the wires
In'i""d "' 70, l"w, and by touch of the pedal
The most delightful Harmonic tones arc pro.
dpcod " touches the wires about the middle,
aud donblr vl!fatury tone is produced We
had ihc pleasure Of listening to Mr. Walker's
playing yesterday at the waretGom Of Mr.
ChIckering where he has mn instrument, and
were delighted with us effects, which were
tub magical. - Bos. Trans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
Cheap Clothing Store.
No. lGl, Thames Street.

'u,IIE subscriber has at oil times a large
] and well selected stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING on hand, which he
offers at prices ioieer than can be found at
any other establishment in New?ort-con-
@istng Of
Double wove, plain Beaver and Pilot cloth
over coats;
Cloaks, frock and dress Goats;
Sacks, fine blue and common Jackets;
Monkey and pea jackets;
Panaloons and Vests;
Shirts OF all kinds
Guernsey frocks, Comforters, &c.
lie invites his friends and the public 10 call
and satisfy themselves that they can do as
well with him as with stranger.
JAMES nORSWELL.
April, IL, 1851
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

WuIrEwAsH--Ir rs NOW TUE SE,soS.-
Thcre-is nothing which so much improves the
appearance of house and the premises a.
painting and whitc.washing the tcRomsnis
and fences. Tho following recipe for white.
washing has been found, by experience, Ia
answer the same on wood, brick and stone, as
oll paint, and is much cheaper
Recipe.-Take half a buslel Of unsla.kcd
line and slack ii with boiling ho, water cover.
ing u during the process Strain it, and add
peck of salt dissolved in warm water, three
pounds of ground rice boiled 10 thin paste,
pa ~ boiling hot, baIfa pound Of powdered
SPnni'h whiting, and a pound of clear glue,
diSS"lvr'i ~ warm water. Mix and let il stand
f"i sc,rrnl days. Then keep il in u kettle on
portable furnace, aud put on as hot as posi-.
bl", with painters or whitewaslI- brush
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

JsQuIsITIvENEss.-lIo common is il Ia
hear child ask some such question as this
Mamma, do tell me why you have n btach
handle on your silver teapot
80, my dear, replies the inpatient mother
'how tlresoine you are with your questions
Come here and let me kiss You.
The chid's face gets a kiss but it was the
intellect that wanted to kiss the truth.
The child il disappointed ;-d-appointmeni nj
follows disappointment the child falls into
state of stupid simplicity, aud is called "a good
child
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
OCEAN &h HOUSE
Nemp0rt, A. j.

IN consequence OF the insufliclency OF ac-
1 commndaions, the last season, for the nu
merous visitors to our delightful Island, lh'
above well Lnown establishment has been
extensively enlarged, by the addition OF liz
feet 10 the front aud 80 fee, to the wing
making now building 226 fee, IN length by
so in width, with n wing l25 feet by 30 sur
rounded by over $50 feet of vide plazzns
and having other decided improvements. par
,iculnrIy the addition of number OF parlor'
connected with lodging rooms.
The House is now capable OF accommo
dating 300 persons and will be open Tor the
reception Of company about the 10Th of June
The proprietor intends TO spare no pains |.
make the OCEAN HOUSE not only fash'onn
bile hut a comfortable residence for strangers
during the warm weather OF the coming sea
son.
A large and commodious Livery Stable is
attached to the premises, and the grounds
around are very spacious and delightful
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport, March 81, l845.