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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

HE WASTED FLowERs.-On the velvet
rgin of a rivulet sat rosy child. Her
was filled with flowers, and garland
rosebuds was twined around her neck
der face was radiant as the sunshine that
ell upon it, and her voice was clear as
she bird which warbled at her side.
The little stream went singing on, and
with every gush of its music the child lift
ed flower in its dimpled hand, and with
a merry laugh threw it upon its surface,
In her glee she forgot that her treasures
were growing less, and with the swift mo.
ton of childhood, she flung them to the
sparkling tide until every bud and bios
som had disappeared. Then seeing hel
loss she sprang to her feet, and bursting in
to tears called aloud to the stream-"Bring
me back my howersp' But the stream
danced along, regardless of her tears; apt
as it bore the blooming burden away, hel
words came back in taunting echo, along
its margin. And, long after, amid the
wailing of the breezes and the bursts Of
childish grief, was heard the fruitless cry
"Bring me back my fowers!"
Merry maiden, who art idly Wasting The
precious moments SO beautifully bestowed
upon lhee-see in the thoughtIess, impul
Asive child, an emblem of myself Eacl
moment is perfumed flower. Let its fra
GRANGE be dispensed in blessings on al
around thee, and ascend as sweet incense
to its beni6cent Giver.
Else, when thou hast carelessly flung
them from thee, and seest them recedin,
on the swift waters of time, thou wilt cry
with the weeping child Bring me bacl
my fiowersp' And the only answer vii
be an echo from the past" Bring m
back my f1owars /"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14
TIME STILL MOVES ON.


Time still moves on, with noiseIess pace,
And we are loiterers by the way;
Few win and many lose the race,
For which they struggle, day by day; .
And even when the goal is gained,
How seldom worth the toll il seems!
How lightly valued, when obtained,
The prize that fattering Hope esteems!
Submissive to the winds of chance,
We toss on Life's incOnstant sea;
This billow may our bark advance,
And that may leave it on the lee!
This coast, which rises fair to view,
May thick be set with rocky mail,
And that, which beetles o'er the blue,
Be safest for the shattered sail.
The cloud that, like little hand,
Slow fingers when the morning shines,
Expands its volume DER the land,
Dark as forest-sea of pines;
While that which casts vapory screen
Before the azure realm of day,
Rolls upward from the lowlana scene,
And from the mountain-tops away.
Oh, fond deceit! to think the flight
OF time will lead to pleasures strange,
And ever bring some new delight,
To minds that strive and sigh for change
Within ourselves the secret lies
Let seasons vary as they will,
Our hearts weuld murmuF. though our skies
Were bright as those of Eden still!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

BRrrEsH HYPOCkEsr CNaAsxEn-Since
the British Goxernment sgruck the SHACK
les from the negro slave. aa3 pa, dsuhie
Irons upon The copper eo,ored an3 he
white one, she has besn a. n lczs % pro-
cure a proper substitute tor he torEer.
AT length her Eoral and 6ssrsy-loxiag
ministry have devised pan worthy Ct
the eonquerors Of lnSossaa and a -
Scinde.
Ii consists in laking iron Africs = ARE
number Of negroes. and indennzrizg Aen
IS apprentices for t~engy-cue wars = lie
planters IN the West lnd.k lslaa3s. th.-c-
oy establishing 4 caasI slzpe tsz1e, whieA
Is not covered by the exzssiag ass of -
civilized world, and imposing upca tAo1s-
ands bondage eqGai 70 that u slavery
for life, without suffering The rsProaeh q
the name. IL appears further, tat tie
slaves captured from savers are also IN
dentured N 4 similar manner, and The L.
States squadrOa ca the African coass = =
powerful auxiliary IN Carrying @ tbs
highly lucrative trade.
We take the earliest ncucnf = al tes
attention Of our Government sad of tAs
world 10 this outrageous infraetisn & he
spirit Of the laws against the fsreiga slave
trade Where are the WilberfcrceS aed
the O'Connelis, the Thompsons and Absy
kellys nowf Where sleeps the iAsn6sr
of the ancient naidens Ct New Ens,ani
villagesl Alas, ais, Sidney Snith ; dad.
and the Rev. Mr.. TOrrey Is IN he peal
Tertiary. lG1lsosi=,l.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

How TO CoUGH.--A writer in the New
York Sun says it is injurious to cough lean
ing forward, as it serves to compress the
lungs, and makes the irritation greater
Persons prone to the enjoyment, should
keep the neck straight, and throw out the
chest. By these means the lungs expand
and the windpipe is kept free and clear
There is an art in every thing, and the ar
of coughing IS perhaps as important in it
way as any other art.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

Protection TO H0NE lNBCSrKT.-Ths
Lowell Patriot states:
We are informed thai the wages Ct Esa-
ny OF the operatives employed IN che Ct
the largest wooden eorPoratoas N tbs ca
ty have been greatly re.laced wIlhin
short lime Past. Hands Who have bad 81
per day now get Is eents, and gsaegsl.y
the reduction i IN that ratio.
Twenty five per cent, reeaStscus Weat
blessed effects Ct protection, The hard
laboring Community vii sCon tatly IN
derstand that fai dividenls 70 sioek- hcltsss
afford no surety q iust and heerai Sases-
This IS progressive systeEa- As AZ
ricul,ure In New EnshH1 decays, and he
-popalaceH bec0me more d<PenLient urea
factory Wegcs. uleiT S4T111-s @ta ee -
duced until heir ProduciicGs al iaisel
be The result q Pauper abo@m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

PUNcH's ALMANAC. = PuRce JoiaVilie
applies Tor the remains Of Napolsan, aai
the Governor 81 -. Helena returns tha
BoneyP1Tt
Highhyer died 1873 without eOmpletias
his engagements as be lefl ! lc1g racs &C.
hind him.
Louis Philippe takes Up the Nsass=sl
newspaper, and having read Z, tGkss sP
the editor.
The /" Tamssn first printed BY steam.
1914, and has kept the eoastry IN bet va
ter ever since.
DIR. Johnson ended hss lsfe l7Si. which
man Of the name q Boswell had naSc
frequent attempts upon
Fl. Niagara taken, I759. bzs The Falls e.
cape from the rapidly with wkieh tAsy Fua.
Battle Of COrunna. 1899. England gain
ed nothing, bar alasl list Moore.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14
|DNEsDKY MORNING, MAY IA, is4S.


OF cornerscupboard in his heart secret
place IN his mind-that his poor wife iSn'I
allowed to rummage!
"Caudle, you shan't close your eyes for
week--no, you shan't--unless YOU tell
me some of it. Come, there's good
creature; there's a love. Pm sure, eau
die, ! wouldn't refuse you anything-and
you know ii, or you ought to know by this
time. i only wish | had q secretl To
whom should think Of congding it, bat to
my dear husband! | should be miserable
70 keep it to myself, and you know it,
Now, Caudle2
was there ever such a man! A man
indeed! A brute!--yes, Mr.. Caudle, an
unfeeling, brutal creature, when you might
oblige me, and you won't. I'm sure
don't object to your being mason no,
at all, Caudle; dare say IFS very good
thing; dare say il is--it's only your max
ing secret Of it that vexes me. But YOU
will tell me-you'Il tell your own Marga-
ret? You won't! You're a wretch, Mr..
Caudle!
g But know why: oh, yes, can tell.
| NC idCL IL, you re ashamed 10 lei me Know
what fool they've been making of YOU.
That's it. You, at your time of life--the
father of family. / should be ashamed
lof myself, Caudle.
"And suppose you'll be going TO what
you cali your Lodge every night, now
Lodge, indeed! Pretty place it must be,
where they don't admit women. Nice
goings on, dare say. Then YOU call one
another brethren. Brethrenl I'm sure
you'd relations enough, you didn't wan
any more.
"But, know what all this masonry
about. It's only an excuse 10 get ava,
from your wives and families, that yol
may feast and drink together, that's all
I That's the secret. And to abuse women
! --as if they were inferior animals, an
not to be trusted. That's the secret; an
nothing else.
I "Now, Caudle, dof'i lei US quarrel
/ Yes, | know you're in pain. Still, Caudle
a my love; Caudle! dearest, / say! Caudle
] Caud- eau"
J, 81 recollect nothing more" says eau
9 die, "for here, thank Providence! | fe
g lasleep.n
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14
ISLANDER.

+" Twas SANDER filed Fame's mouth with
lying words;
SANDER the foulest whelp of sin. The man
In whom this spirit entered, was undone,
His tongue was set on fire of hell. his heart
Was black as death, his legs were faint with
haste
To propagate the lie his soul had framed,
His pillow was the peace of families Ted
Destroyed, the sigh of innocence reproaeh
Broken friendships and the strife OF bro
therhoods s.
Yet did be spare his sleep and hear the cloel
Number the midnight watches, on his bed
Devising mischief more, and early rose
And made most hellish meals of good mem
names.o
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

ToNlc.-The following IS the tonic USed
By reformed dr1nkards 70 restore IL Viscr
OF The stomach, Take q Genlan ret,
half an ounce: Nalerian roos, enc ar2chns
Best Rhu5arb root, Two Grachmss Batter
Orange Peel, three drachnS> L. Cara
mon seeds, half an ounce ClnnaEoa
Bark. one drachm- Having bruised al
the above together in a mortar, (tAs drug
gist viii do It II required.l pour uPoa 4
one and q half Plnts OF bollng water
cover up close-lei stand. III eOl3-sTain.
bottle, and cork, securely, and keep IN a
cool dark place Two tab,e sPooasfaa
NAV be taken an hour before meals; ana
hall that quantity whenever the patient
fees that distressing sickness and proStra-
ton, 50 generally present ior SOS tlase
after alcoholic stimGlenis have been ahaR-
doned.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

A practical farmer informs ths Hatssrl
Times, that in taxing uP seaoe tAai Aai
beer SCI fourteen years, he noticed thai
some OF the Pcs;s remained ne1riy sca13.
while others rottea OF al the boSton--
While boxing Tor the case, be fo1ni shat
those posts which we're set hnb part
down, or inverted iron The way hey grew
were sound. Those whicA we're set IS
thew grew wsre rOtted CT Tkis hef =
worthy the atteniicn &C farmers.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

An Irish servant girl was requested by
a lady to go to one of our dry good stores
and obtain a shed comforter for her
About an hour afterwards she returned
with one of the clerks. Il is needless 10
add, perhaps, that the lady tainted.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

SATIsFACTIoN.-A Detroit corresp0n-
dent of the New York Spirit of the Times
writes, that by the reading of Mrs eau
dies curtain lectures he was reminded Of
a small yarn: An elderly gentleman not
far from hence was fonder of seeking Soci-
ETY. elsewhere than his wife liked. On
one occasion INDUCING this propensity, he
remained out the greater part OF the night.
On his return home, the old lady naturally
wished TO know " where he had been and
what he had been doing" and accordingly
asked the question. The old gentleman
being somewhat under the influence,
listened with great gravity, and after hav-
ing heard ittwice or thrice repeated, mild
ly and quietly replied" Hic! ny dear
if any body asks you, tell ZEN you dORi
knouc.p
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

Nor A MARRYING MAN. - an eastern
contemporary, who is an incorrigible bache.
Tor, says that he is opposed to uniting the
marrying with the printing interests,
lin these hard times, he finds it as much as
he can do to issue a single sheet, without
being bothered with little e9trGs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

TIE TELEsRaPH.-Mr. A1os ken5al
has returned iron his visit 70 New YORK.
We understand thar he has faiied % sake
4 satisfactory contract os extendlng tAs
line Of Telegraph from BalUnere - Ne9
York. Ce1sf1sz<sl2-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

A FACT. lit is confidently asserted
pat poor young man has but two altern-
ives, either to go TO work. or go to the
Pvil. A great number choose the latter.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

People always like to patronize energy
and enterprise. When they see dealer
advertising literally, they naturally infer
that he has an assortment he is not asham-
ed to have examined by all.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

Morocco vests, particularly red. have
Iatslv been infrodacsd ano1g he f.shlun-
able IN Paris. and are az The rae TAssr
appearance > said - Re aacs@zo@y
brilliant.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

Plant tansey around the root ofspeach
les. The peach worm will not trouble
ia afterwards.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

An exchange pager says ne gsrls. n
some parts OF PeanSylvania, are - bard
uo for husbands, that they so@eanss AXE
up with lawyers and Prinssrs-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

Too Bic TO Work. - 4 man with a
large family was complaining of the diff
Guilty of supporting them all. "But," said
friend. ''you have sons big enough 70
help YOU" "The difficulty is, that they
are too big to work.
This remark is not unapplicable to some
families in these diggins, whose sons walk
the streets without any visible means oI
helping even themselves, much less their
''daddies." They generally belong to the
supper ten thousand" are too big to work.
and rather too large for their breeches.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

"Deer Nabby, these are to inform YOU
as am fast comming TO my latter eend
weth the yalIer janders--from your dy-
ing Esek.
P. S. open this to let you know as !
am departed this life about two hours ago,
in great agony-your gone Esek.n
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-14

By the recent census, Paris is found tC
contain 100000 inhabitants.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

Mp vim ne Of deed Of trust lrom Robert Bale
u y win to the subscriber bearing da,c the a9ih
day II October lSl and recorded IN the Clerks IL
fee Of the county court ol Ohio county I shall sell
on Saturday the 2lst day OF Jaue 1915 at the ffont
door oi 'he court house OF Ohio coun,y.t public auc.
nn 10 the highest bdderihe following lnts II pprcus
IT ground that is 10 say, Lot No 49, al The corner OF
fiith aud Zane streets he city of Wheeling north
II Zane md east oi fifh street al so. tho west
halt Of Lot M lis. Immediately adioinng said I.h
No I16. Alss. Lots Nos 26 ~ - aud go on Clay
street between FourIh and Fdh sis n, Upieg oil x
addition 10 the said city of Wheeling Also Lot No
IL. at the If said Foarh and Clay streets ia
said adliiIon and city immediately Opposite said
Lot No2O. Also. twn thirds of BH M | | adjoining
SAID L." No l2lhe portion OF said Lot NJ cory ey-
ed to the subscriber. being The western part thereof
Also. west half of Lots Nos 10 and .. Immediately
adjoining sod lot No III la snui addition and ci,y
Aho I"tNo J. fronting ou said Fourth st i95 feet
and adjoining sail LOIS Nos IL aud ~. Aiso the
one undivided Third part of twenty of Land
aud the Coal aud Coal Privileges ahd rights, udla
cent to The ciy Of Wheeling, on Stone Coal Run
being the sold nv William Chapline 10 one
Henry Moore and said Baldwin, ms will re seen BY
deed recorded m said office, in Deed Book 2 !
page 226
Termo mode known the day Of sale. Selling
ms Trustee, shall convey Ia tho purchaser ohlv
such little rs is vested IN me by said decd ol trust
may IL EDW II FIrZHUGU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
zs:zs2sRg
Under this head win Be found all the inn.
portant news FROM last nights eastern mail.

US-The County Convention to appoint
delegates to the Fairmont Convention, held
at the City Hall on Saturday last, was nutiier.
ously attended and manifested the right spirit.
100 delegates were appointed, with power TO
I'LL vacancies and increase their numbers. We
think our Fairmout friends may prepare ham
and cabbage for about 100 from Ohio county,
albeit it will be in the midst Of harvest in this
region. We shall give the proceedings of
the meeting assoon as we receive them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
SD "a EIwC~.
TiiIfS'PEl.,S SNI.E.

bf virtue Of a deed oi Trusi dated the l9ih
- day OF October. lS42. executed by Hiram
Martin ~ ne as Trustee. 10 secste the p,ymen, al
ce"am de9is IN said deed mentioned. I shall ,fiei
al public sale rs the highest bidder. nj the iron,
door OF the Court House, ON Monday the 5,h day
oi May tho following described real prnrcrl,.
VIZ; L@ No ~. situate On tho North side of Water
si'se,. IN that part OF Middle Wheeling lard Off :rio
lots by Noah Zane, john Fawcoil and others.
Also. h., uumber l35 in East WI, cling: and on
which IL erected GOOD brick tenement
The the 10 the above property il believed g. be
indispuablc. hut selling trustee shall Uuly con-
yey such title as IL vested in me by said deed
TERMS OF SALE-CASII
ap 9--is JAS a CLARKE. Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until the % inst.
The above sale is postponed until NJ nJar the
Iih day of July next Terms cast. may %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

.CtHANCERY SALE-SAw.MILI, Dwell.
~ LINGS AND LOTS IN RTrcnIETOWN
Pursuant 10 the juini DEGREES made February "a
Ie4o. aud June 10, 1916, by tho Circuit superior
cout' Of Law and Chancery for Ohio county. Viz
g'nia IN The suits IN Chancey-
Between JOHN GOSIIoRN 81 co. Plaintiffs. and
JACOB + BIER. REDICK MKEE. MORGAN
NELSON AND OTHERS. Defendants.
And STARR Il MORTON. Plaintiff. nni JAcon f.
BIER. REDLcK NIKE, MORGAN NELSON and
OTHERS. Defendants,
And ZACiIARIAH JACOB. Administrator or
SAMUEL SPRIGG, DECEASED, Plaintiff and RA.
cnAEL HUNTER, RICHARD IlowARD and MARY
Ann HIS WIFE AND oTiiERs. Defendants,
And sab ADMINISTRATORS, Plaintiff. and J.coB 4.
BIER and john RIrcuIE. Defendants
And the decree made by said Court in The lnsi
mentioned cause. on the 81 day OF February 1913
viii on WEDNESDAY, The sixTEENrm day of
july 1888, sell al public ahcIon al The front door
Of The Cout house OF Ohio county aiofesaid, The
lots numbered ONE. TWO. THREE aud FOUR, in
the square numbered Two. in the general plaI(now
Of record in the clerks office Of the County coui OF
snd county, OF the addition laid OFT by Samuel
Srrigg anl John Richie, 10 that part Of the civ oi
Wheeling called South Wheeling. ON The following
TERMS OF SALE, VIZ; three hundred dollars oi
| the purchase money 10 he paid in hand. aud the
balance IN equal insiomenis bearing interest IRON
| The day OF sale. and payable respectively, in eight
sixteen and twenty four months thereafter the
purchaser giving bonds with good security for the
deferred iosialmenls. and the title BIO retained a.
further security I'LL payment FULL This prop.
eriy will be offered a said sale in entirely. and also
| in undivided moieJcs, aud The righ, is TcseIveu 0
aceepurIg efuse INC pIudIiigs such bids ms
sna produce The greatest for the entire proper,y
AND Also. The lo's FipE, SIX. 1IIIRTEEN
and FOURTEEN, in The square numbered EIGHT
on tho aforesaid plat Of said addition, on the FOL
lowing TERMS, the purchase money 10 be payable
| IN three equal iustalmenis, bearing interest from
The day Of sale. and payable respectively IN six
twelve and IL months thereafter. the purchased
giving bond ond security. and Tue title being retain
ed ill payment in full. The said lot No ii. will
be sold separately. / w MITCHELL,
| Jun Ia Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

NOR SALE VERY Iowa confectionery
- and Relreshmeni establishment, fayorably
situated on Main street in ihis city, will be sold
very low ifapplcaiion be made soon The eslab-
i'shment comprises a good assortment Of all Kinds
Candies. Preserves ond Fruits. which will be sold
together with The figures aud Furniture ON very
favorable terms. The establishment has done The
best business oi any establishment in The chy bu,
the proprietor being engaged in other business can.
not give II his attention. Enquire at this Office.
may 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23

os-on Thursday last, Samuel Jones Esq.
was elected president pro tenn Of the b. & o..
Rail Road Company. At the same time the
salary Of the president was reduced to $4,000,
an act which cannot fail to be gratifying to
the stockholders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
a. ENsENEY 4 RHODES, lar Z.x,7s

a. ENSENEY 4 RHODES, 1877 ZASE's
~ Row. MAN ST. have now received iheir en-
lire stock NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The second Of The season, and the latest in market
Cloths, CossImercs Saitneus, bib aud fancy color
Summer Casslmeres, Linen Dfillings. Yesiincs &c
Summer stocks Hhkfs Gloves Linen shiriinas
Lawns, bingham Lawns. jacquard Gioghams
ia 1arines, Barages Ofgnnde and laced Lawns
Printed Jaconei. ChiDIz CaIicoes
Rich Baroge shawls and Satin striped Scarfs
White Neti Shawls black Melt Shawls
Fancy hdk Is, Neck Ties, Linen cafrbric hdkfs
Plah nj Maid Swiss and Null MusIins
Rich hg'd BLK and fancy cold Silks
Hosiery. Giotes, Mus. Long Nuts aud llf Glotcs
Rich Fancy Parssols and Sun Shades
Artificial Flowers, Wrcutbs. sptigs aud punches
BoNSETs. Gimp. Laced. Birds.eyc a. Flotente braid
Rich Bonnet Ribbons French ebony & ffncy Fans
Together with every vnriclv Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods. We respectfully invite buyers 10 call
and see our stock. are prepared o offer goods
very low. Gun 49, SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
UNITED STATES HOTEL
WATER SIR EFT
Lh 81 Wf.ET It,
ttTTEIsf fx-H 10

$3.50 WHEELING. VA
VIE Undersigned respectfully ninrm the pub.
- iic' that they have leased the above house
o' Term OF years; have had it entirely re. modelled
ana very much improved in the Arrangement, o, i,s
rooms and porches; have had il newly and hand.
someiy painted. carpcied and paperei ihroug houi.
ana newly furnished. in style unsurpassed by any
io,ei IN 'he West. Every article is ea,ircly now.
'"u ~. '"c wn"'e house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They offer The Accommodations OF The house 10
me public fully determined, ihst all guests shall
ana at their house. entertainment that will not iail
10 afford satisflciion.
rom The superior atrnngemen Of The IIouse and
Table. aud The location of the house in front OF the
Steamboat landing they indulge the hope. thai,
they will receive liberal share of public pat ronage
maya MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.