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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
DENDLETON'S OFFiCE.-Two Splendid

Schemes for To dly:-ls'. New Jersey Lottery,
the DraWng TO hand by O'Clock Captas-SIOOOn
prizes Of 'uoo Of $500. sc. &C. IL Tickets
ohly - tav's AMI qnoH'r ~ rtnTo SAGE
I'd Va L,rshurg LtIt-y dawn in Peer burg this even
INC tie dawing received by mlinlurs Ca i
S"n0 Doas - Nos aui ~ drawn. ases, Who,
Tick is only $3.50, halves as Gcc Pres apply
early FENDLETDNls ~
dcl8 No 3E1cI1ure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
Ry W. Godain.

MASS LiCORICE-2J cases. landing ard
IVA FOR s,I- by de5-i0i DAVENPORT, ALLEN a 60.
LNOR GENTLEMEN-GREA BARGAIN, -
We hand qlrt " ies best pro5f Boots
which Will s- only go per pa which 10 much
Grft.n' such viii % Wen IN al sup
p'y ~. %. ives At q. X WHITE A. cos
do o. M Nlrke RrF-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

% IHDs. TRINIDAD MOLASSES. prime
- - qualify for saleby 1NLoEs 4 BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
lotteries.
ID. PAINE 81 CD,
M Ayers OF LOTTERIES
Richmoud. Va.

VIE following Grand Seus presented the pafons
Fortunes hor'r. Thy offered Christmas Pt.-~si.
ald those Win tefoss OF 0ba them 10
snsl sbouh make lection. forward ofsst.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
PLATFORM BALANCES.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
HNLE OF PLAID LINSEN 20 containing rt cs gGl De-.
n wHir, and by Rltro,k rp N tom oui
War house on I'm ElsH at We pay go cr the goods
ani direction of The thief 90 o recovery Of the goods
The MARA on Che wrapper was .. va
% IUDT.AN A. IN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25

p,e Of the capital and declared tor Santa
Anaa the day after the receipt OF the news
of the revolution. AT the moment II broke
out in Mexico, Parades was sixty miles
distant on his journey to Monterey.
Mr.. Kendall writes US on the 22I ul'.'
from Camargo, that the most authentic IN
tellipence from Monterey represented 'ha'
Melia hud 2O0G regulaes aud 300 ra" re-
cruits, all without money or shoes, ana Ill
provided in every respect. At CaIderey'
te. thirty miles this side Monterey, there
was force Of between 200 and lUoV cav
airy about the 18th Of August, better SIT
uated than the troops at Monterey, but stu
III proyided Canales and other oihcer'
were said to be recruiting men by every
means in their power-coaSlng some ahI
forcing others. They " made haul a
Guerrero OF over eighty of these iaroiun
iary volunteers, and started with them to
Monterey thirty left the first night az
made good their escape.
In the same letter Mr.. X. anaeunces 'ha
, news had been received that Gen. Norl
: had reached a point one-thlrd oi the wa
to Seralvo the morning. OF the 2ist-a
we'll.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25

son county, for instance Of Alabama has,
=, 60 cents ia the dollar Ii IS true she
has no "cas,.irou statesman, as Little
Gascony," has, bat while the names oil
CASTOR, Badger, S.anly and Graham le'
main to her--and while the leas, worthy
and gifted OF her sons furnish the materials
for Presidents and Foreign Ambassadors
and while she continues free from the
,.inl Of treason, though in close contact
with it-wh,le her bonds are good as gold
in the market-she will no, avoid as she
I'M. never sought, a comparison with any
of her ueighbors. And one thing Is dc
o,onstra,ed-she will never be turned trou
the seven tenor of her way" by the bark
inc Of all the puppies in the uulon' whe'h
err from the kennel of Mr.. Calhoun OF oeu
Jackson-not even with old Richie t
lead the pack.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25
UNITED STATES SENATE OF 1877.

The New York Globe has the following
statement and estimate Of the probaol pot
i,ical standing Of The Unlted Safes Ssn.
ate, commencing after the An OF harch'
1871;
"Or the wings, whose terms expire 10
SAL, successors have been electoa :" T.,
vans, Of Maine Cdiey, OF New hamp.
shire. and Barrow, of Louisiana. The gen
,lemen elected are james " Bradbury,
John P. Hale, and solomon I. Downs, on
democrats, though it is doubtful how lar
Hale will act with the democratic party.
The legislatures that are 10 choose sen
a,ors in place OF Simmons, Of Rhode island
Nanrum, of North Carolina aGd Archef'
Of Yro,nio. have already been elected
Simmons, and Maagum will BE- succeedel
, BY wings, and Archer By democrat
Woodbridge, Of Michigan, and flanagan Q
Tennessee. viii, in all probability, be sue
ceeded by democrats, Though II - SAID INA
local causes may give Woodbridge chaac
for re-. election. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts
CLAYTON, Of Delaware Miller, of New Jer
sew: Morehead, OF Kentucky, wings an
7. Calhoun, of South Carolina; Lewis, ct A.
ALBANIA Chalmers, Of Mississippi Semple
! Of Illinois Ashley, Of Arkansas; Houston
Of Texas, democrats, viii be succeeded o
: Senator's Of Ike polilYc., aud The Oh nee
for re election Of Bsrrlen, Of Georgia, ar
:, about even.
: "Ir the above statement Prove corfec'
! and the wings carry Georgia at the neI
election. and luSa and Wisconsin CON
. into The Union with democfsi'e Sena'o'
mex, winter, the Senate viii stand on u
= = 4th Of Match, 1917, 10 democrats to
i Wings"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25

In preceding columns We give some III
,erestinc news from the army. 1t WIZ be
.ecn that terrible riot broke out among
some Of the volunteers. They left home
to 6oh, the enemies Of their country, yet
bccor. they had met Thea, their hands were
imbrued IN their brothers blood.
The latest accounts stale that the whole
Of the regulars, with the exception OF one
regiment, had departed for tho n'er'or'-
Gen. Ta,ior was still At Camargo, but y
vas supposed that he would leave N le"
DAYS. Iie had despatched, SO tn,ellig" rec
had been received, 900 wagons, 5000 mule
and 1914 ratlons from Camnrso to
wards Monterey, and II IS the Intention o
Gea. Taylor, If Monterey is DOT defended
no forthwith push on to slliillo, thus I'D
yancing into the very heart Of he country
Gen. Taiggs had reached Camargo an
26OO men, and he started or Immeila,el
for Monterey.
Ii is though, that Gen. Worth, Il b
continued hs march, must be ut Noniere
by this time. Ii the reports be true
viii 10. DO tie frs, 10 reach that town
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25
CONGRESS IN oLDEN TINE.

Ii Is stated that in 1907, il was cusloma-
ry for the doorkeeper to furnish moldsses
FOR the New England members to mix with
their water aud II was charged 10 the an-
nuql appropriation bill under tho head OF
stationary. Col. Tbos. Claiborne, mem
Der from Virginia, when the item came up,
moved to insert one TO supply tho Southern
members with something stronger. NO
objection sir" said the Chairman, but IN.
der what head shall il be putt" =" Fuel
sir, fueI!' was the prompt reply; aud Tor
several sessions afterwards mint sings and
peach and honey, we're as fashionable as
switchen and those who were not in he
secret wondered at the enormous amount
Of stationary and fuel consumed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25
ALONG SLEEP.

Come, jim, | say get up-Come, you
went to bed at eleven O'Clock last night,
and il is seven now seven and eleven arc
eighteen hours-pretry good sleeping
Come, up with vou."
You DON, say so, Sam Why it mus
DO almost noon"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25
NEGRO JEFFERSON

An effort has been made to obtain re-
prie,e FOR Jefferson, but we understand the
person Who took the peilh on has re-
mrned. and tina, il has beeG unsuccessful
Jodeed had Gov. Grui,um nterposeh h'e
olenencv ~ opposition 10 numerously
signed countcl9 ti,on il would have been
considered an outrage upon the feelings OIL
this community.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25
GREAT VICTORY N KENTUCKY.

GREAT VICTORY n KENTUCKY.
IL Crab Orchard, Kentucky, Richard
Evans. on The l2th Of August, devoured al
one meal, fourteen chic kens and drank forty
cups of coffee, a.d drank between break.
{, = and dinner and al dinner, ninc puts Of
vhissev, and ale a dinner, ginger CAKES
and other things in proportion, aud called
for more chickens, sc. Seven citizens Of
that town certify TIL. remarkable Pefi3f.
nance, and add that Evans was weighed
before dinner, aud weighed 1873 pounds /;
after dlnler li3 pounds. lie a'e h' jim,
oer on the top OF the stSge, With ms hat on
"a The middle Of tho street, 70 The hfohins
sun, without any shade over hi'n. Aud We
moreover believe that, had ne had notice
day or tvo, this mea. was nj Halt that
he could have eaten. We have no d0do
bat that he could eat, from sun TO sun, AZ
en,lre mutton, (is others HAYS SAID he ma
done here before, } aud other things IN pro
norton" Such vas he curiosity on m
occasion, TINT the voting and all busincs
ceased to behold this gofmtad Ter paEta&'
Of his feplSL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25
Ch~rlDtGg:
r,,Ipay. SEPTEMBER rs. 1916
pr-prsrRrcrIxG TIE STATE.

We fad that most of the Wing presses,
ms far as we have seen, are IN favor OF re.
districtiog the State, this, however, does
not change our opinion, yet as II IS seems
10 he the v ish Of our friends, We say let II Dc
done, and we hope they may net have cause
to repre, il should it be accomplished.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-25
RAISE FRUIT.

We are reminded by Il little circum
stance, Of throwing out word OF advice
to every body On me- subject Of Pliung the
ground 10 use. We generally do thsesefy
summer, aud more aud more, every sam
mer, we arc r,,otced TO see how generally
the advice il coming into practical adoP-
ton. Those who have never tired. would
be as,ousned alknowIng how much OF tfni'
or vegetables NAV be ralsed, with very IT.
lie expense or trouble, from small blt Of
land, even from one Of our common Ctiy
wards. Two or three peach trees, cou
bic of grape vines carrot bed bed o
beets, and dozen Of tomato vines, can ca
sly be arranged even N that small space
and leave some room for iip~ers TOO. -
Add oh the pleasure Of eating vegetables
and fruit Of your own raising They taste
a hundred times better and they are much
better than those bought IN market. lnr
difference between q salad just gathered
and one that has been severed from It's sIa y
for seven Of eight hours, IS immense "
. 7. CCmmercldi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

ANOTHER VIcTIM.-The body of Sam Roe was
found the foot OF deep ravine Nex Canaan c.;
on Sunday last correspondent; of the Norslk Gazette
Gays the fallen was IN easy sleeping posture -
and there as we found him. in fearful solitude he had
died unuitied and alone; nor was this all his breast
head and face had been dsrobed By birds prev eay
ing ghastly spectacle, which the mind conernpates
onlv with horror. About two rods from the body a
basket was found containing bottle of Ram another
smaller bottle found bur few feet from MS person.
empty At previous examination an "od veuder testi
fed that he sold TWO such bottles full TO Sam Roe on
the day that he was missing Nov. 2s!h.
ACCIDENT OF THE PROVIDENCE RArLRoAD-As
the Dedham train going out this morning owing 10
the breaking OF the trsH which connects the tender
r. was thrown Off and falling upon the track the wheels
of the train passed his esa and the side OF his head
cutting and ucatins him in most shocking manner
Medical aid called but hopes are entertained OF
his recovery. The Engineer escaped as b. miracle.
Boston Transcript.
EF Mr. Reuben Rowley, of Wrentham made
his second escape from the State Luuatc Hospital al
His feet were much bstered It is said By his journey
which must have been in part on foot.
WEATHER AND RIyER-The weather has been
i've days to 20 and IS degrees Fahrenheit in northern
exposures Fruit buds swelling fast and lilac and
white maple buds well nigh bursting. The Ohio
river is now az Hood tide and water enough on the
Falls to pass the largest boats. Cin. Gaz March 70.
THE WEATHER-On Saturday we had here q
plentiful and most acceptable rain We had not had a
drop before since the 30th Of January and but very lc
since the Sd of that month Very many of our ciserns
were exhausted. This rain has finished sleighug,
which had continued without interruption. since the
first day OF December Si5-one hundred and three Gqps
in dii oost Jour. MONDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
Urn GOODS.
LINENS, SEEETINGS AND


LINENS, SHEETINGS AND
HOUSEKEEPING RTICLES.-AARNOLD& co. 81
CapaIsi have recei9ea per ships Rochester and Ok
ford their Sprng importation Of Linens which they iu-
ve the attention Of families hotels and boarding house
ii Medium Linens warranted Of the finest fax and
ufscured expressly for their family trade.
Al Extra heavy Housewife do do. Al superfne Front
5.s g. 10 and l2 Irish .ad Barnsey sheetngs warrant
ed pure linen.
and beautiful designs.
SO 81 78 and ~ Dsinask Napkins, patterns 10 match
the clotha Dan1sk Daileys, colorcd do.
s. TO- u aud 1874 Imperial Counterpanes, Summer do DO
Superne Toilet Quilts from cradle size 10 34 Also TOT
let Covers Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diaper Russia and
Scotch Diaper5 Towelngs embossed and printed Table
and Piano Covers with large AID general assortment OF
domestic and housekeeping articles. l7f;'y
pROWN SREETIn;;S and shiriings of every style
Id and width all LIE known brands both heavy and fine
Stark Mil, Indian Head Lawrence c. Cabot A Msrrneck,
Exe,ers Unkuowns Brunswcks, &c. &c. may be had e.
manufacturers prices the second oos OF 10 and 20 Co.
dar-st hall n block above Peari-st.
Also best Southern cotton ysrns, assorted wiat Nos 5
to TO- to H. and H. Also, cotton batting, put up in
blue papers, 04 bundles 10 the 100 lbs very large quantity
At six aud half cents per 10.
Also wicking OF every description; carpe. warps, and
threaded superior quality both white and colored, as
ton yarrs Nos. 10 II md No IL; wcks, wine, warp
ard waddiug.
The attention of country merchants is particularly solicit
ed This stock, Which is got up with direct view 10 meet
their appreciation. T. N uNpEhaiLb,
MIL Ia And ~ Cednr-at
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Gnrnmare. &r.

GESCY FOR MANUFACTURED IRON.
IA The subscribers have taken the agency Of this city, OF
the Reading Rolling ill5 aud will receive orders for any
description OF Hoop Band Scroll Round and Square Iron
Hiyet ron common Bar ron Sheet and Boiler IRON Shutter
Iron iron for boats locomotives &c The iron made at
these Mills Is manufactured exclusively from Chcoa! Gold
Bias, Pig Iron and refined Charcoal Blooms and is believed
to be superior In quality any iron manufactured from An
thrace Pig They hayeuo hand 5000 bun lies assor
ed Scrolls square and round, which they will he happy 10
sell at low rates. Ryet and Nut Iron OF superior quality for
boilers and machinery purposes made order al short
lice SHERMAN, ATWATER 4 Co.
81 FuLon.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
O o M S T o @ Z & Q o.
No. 81 CoRTLAND-sT.
Have on band all The following named
srticles. which have Obtained SUCH

IS,
unbounded popularity, viz:
CONSELL'S Magical Pain Extractor cures all sores,
SPAINs IsFLAMMAToss lTcHfsGs, and saves lie IN any
case OF burn scald II the vas are Gnnjured Every
family should have box Of this In the house As the money
viii always be reurnedn 1t does no. please be particular
and buy ONLY at2l Corllandsi- -,
Ri,npa,i,r Contracted Cards Stiff Jodts aud Govt viii
positively he cured by The sole the INDIAN VEGET
ABLE ELIXIR aud EMINENT. The sceptical we invite
10 call and be personally referred gentlemen OF the gh-
standing this city who have been cured OF Rheumatism
By this remedy. They warranted.
DEAFNESS-DR- McNAIR'S ACOUSTIC OIL has
proved very successful in curing even total Dea}Hess we
have many certificates from citizens OF this city VINO nave
used this OIL with complete succeas We cordially invite
al who troubled with any dsesse OF the E 10 e1slae
The P.s are warranted TO be cured by he genns HAYS
LINIMENT aud LINS BALM OF CHINA, or he money
refunded Who Will sufer with this distressing CON-
p1 CoMsrocKk co.'s sARsAPARILLAi is as pure and
strong an EXTRACT from this celebrated ROOT as can post
bly, inside TIE price b 40 Reasonable that me poor can
afford TO use il, being 20 per bottle "a dozen
II Is the only article that will eisctuay purify the BLOOD
from all impurities Those who have been imprudent In
the uss of ca,omeI viii find sure relief from II
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE-Ths chemical preparation
Will color hair any shade, from light brown 10 JET
black and nure the hair or stain the skin IN me least
Preserve ana beanlify the hair by using OLDRlDGES
BALM OF COLUMBIA, which Immediately stops the hair
from falling and restores It when bald
WoJms-kOLMSTOCKS VERMiFUGE Ii a safe, easy
r5 rt,aI ramedy or worms /, children or Adults In eve
~ L Is entirely VEGETABLE, and cannot nIure The
delicate even should there be no Worms Price
NEW DISCOVERY, by which all STOVES AND PIPES OR
CRATES may be kept JET black with beautiful polish
COACH BODY, with one application yer. II keeps all
Stoves and Pipes from Tustng through The summer. This
Varns an entire invention and surprises and de-
ROACH AND BEDBUG BANE-A sure remedy Price
CAUTION TO BE REaEMBERED-The above named 1ns
articles are sold genuine only in This city BY
L co. q Cortland-sL 10. vo,
Remember the rumber, q take this direcnon WAL
ui6 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

GIn0O CHALLENGE.--The proprietor o,
ID lUUOWilder's Patent Salansnder Ssie challenges
any Safe maker or agent IN The United States in ne sum OF
one thousand dollars 10 al impartial s The Safes 70 De
selected nv disinterested committee from those now n
use {awsys provided they ot filled With the compost
lion as patented By Wilderl NoeThe foregoing arrange
serve 10 protect The manufacturers from suspicion
osyipg made Sale or Tho express purpose OF iesungl1
furnace Such suspicion has attached itself 20 III prenied-
~ ~ nurchssers being in accidental fires which the
r,sn1,fnctIrers could exercise corirol.
SILAS C. HERRING, Proprietor OF Wilders
eOFImDlW Patent SzETrandsr Safes, No. 15a " a;sr-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

ST. JesEpRs HARBoR, MIcHI6AN.-The report
of the Chief Typographical Engineer states that the i'm
poance of this harbor every year increasing Locks
waka and at Bristol which have opened the navigation
to Three Rivers distance OF 100 miles from the Lake
The export of wheat alone this year Is estimated at
80 600 bushels-equal the least half million OF
dollars Three steamboats, are running the river
Chicago Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

DIops sIsnsdy sss while
sI AZ benefits These Drops have been extensively used
win bear grateful M Inc % nss '' TSoss
nb IN his horrible pain shoul6 remember that the Glove
Anodyne will certainly cure In one minute when appned
Prenared and sold by A. B. SANDS &c CO., Chemisu,
us Broadway fcorner Of Chambersst; and soo nso a.
rs Fulton-st. and n East Broadway. .a.,a
Prica2 <oL nLo-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
General Notices.
Hovs ,royIc RAILROAD CoMpANY

BRIDGEPoRT, March II, 1856.
~ Diyidend.-7as President ard Directors NJ the lion-
saone Railroad Company declared Dividend OF Four
Dolsrs per share the preferred capital stock pad IN full
and propor.ionae Dividend that partially paid, paya-
BILE 10 the stockholders their legal representatives on and
after thu 10Th OF April next
Full payment stock partially paid will be received on
that day from those who prefer 10 make IT, and those who
do will mind that their scrip is reiurnabe making
such payment go
Socs holders whose stock Is registered in New viii
receive the Dividends the Office of ROBERT SCHUYLER,
ESQ Tauste Agent ara In Boston al the office OF NATHAN
TEL THAYER ESQ. Transfer Agent al that place
The Transfer Books for the preferred stock will be closed
from the Is, 10 the 10Th of April both days inclusive
INITIAL II. NICHOLS, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

The SLAYER PoNs.-A libel was fled yesterday,
IN the u S. District Court Philadelphia claiming the
forfeiture OF the Pons SLAYER. The main question
WI be whether she at the time of her capture an
american vessel She registered Philadeph ia in
peeenSer. Isi as owned IN tha, port and bill of lad
ing found board signed Rio de Jsneiro by Captain
Gerry Ia July lsi9, represents her American.
ihe nal of the libel is set down for the Sd OF April.
letter, Of which the following is copy was found
on board II IS addressed To Galano, the Portrguese
shipper of The slaves:
There is nothing happened am sick. of
war came and offered send the doctor. thousSi it
was more honor TO send for him in my boat In regard
70 me ship, | overheard the commander say that he
'o9esh 1t best to send or wait for the Commodore.
trying TO md law in the papers of tho ship Ii not
taey must give her up or walt for the English or Aeri-
can Commodore send on shore those empty six pipes
am gao that you have concluded TO finish discharg
insus hope that you have made be,,erterns wa the
MaiGSa tnan he asked. The Wasp told me he was going
WIZ the sea breeze, Yours, J.BERRY."
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

7
nFDR WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY; ged from
" the Ouaro American Dictionary, with Walkers Key TO
tue pronunciation OF Greek, Latin and Scripture proper
names etc with Memoir and Bust OF the Author. One
volume, royal duodeciruo.
In ths Revised Edition the principal object has been 10
furnish work hose cEsses of the community
who want for consultation something above ordinary
School Dictionary who disposed purchase
Webs,ers larger works. For this purpose numerous adj
dons have been made TO the vocabulary aud to the dehn
tionsry which added in the edition OF 9i and alsofrom
the eddenda 1885, that the number Of words in aiI vo
cgbulay above Gy oucnd or over $4,000 more than In
Walkers large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general aud popular Is
now presented to the public in The hope that 1t viii meet the
wants OF mu,udes OF the counrynen OF Dr. Webster not
only among the teachers and cassssn Public Schools
and Academies buI also in Tue Counting Hose, the Manu-
factory and tie Family For sas Booksellers gerei ally
HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE,
n, N York.
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" To Military Companies, Societies, Refe-
rees c-The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and The public generally thai he has taken Jesse OF the
house number ISL 6rosiway, well known as Constitution
Hall which viii undergo many alterations and improve
euts thai he prepared TO LEI his rooms for the
ensuing year His bar is well stocked with the best OF
deserving OF The patronage OF those who visit his house
Nil oS- WM Il, CRATER.