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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06
WIG CONTENTION.


The Convention assembled the Stone Church in Uar-
r.sonburg "Wednesday the oath inst and Col Hams
berger called to the Chair, and Herring CArsman a2
pointed Secretary.
GA motion Of Jno NJ McCue Esq, the Secretary was
directed call the delegations from the several counte
the following gentlemen presented themselves from Shen
tndooh. Miller Esq. from Hardy MessTs W Fisher,
w u Fisher and W Myers from Augusta, ) H-rnster.
yer. Jno Imbodcn 4 B McCsus and. Addison HYDE
Jno McCue Jacob Roller. VIM Edison, w c BrufTy
John Nee AIRY, Francis l. Nor. Jas Rankin, JYhn
AcCue and l. . Smith from Rockingham, Mcssr. a 5
G-ay, v Hunter, + Maupin, Hardesiy, sam uedr.ck
John Lccoy, II Cnrsman. HCrrg Clssnan John Dough.
city, Jos BTaihwait, John Hedrck Jas Stephens Josiah
Roller, II Lewis, Adm Bienncman, 4 Picker. Jason
Bufiy, d n Gam5ll, a GImer. A + Laird Richard
Mauzy, r Bls'ord Jones. b VI Huffman Cha a Young,
Bryan and Richard J. Fletcher: Rockbrdge and
Pcndleton being unrHpresenied.
On motion Of Cen Lewis It was resolved that each
county represented shJ1d have in the convention
The convention then proceeded consider the proprey
a. running cand date for Congress and the following r.
rYtIn vii, "hs, exgedent for this convent IN 10
nominate candidate Tor Congress-" which nad been pe.
ousy offered by Gen Lewis sa5 lad upon the liable Tor
tln time. was again aiken motion Of John McCue
ti, md after being discussed engtn ly Hessns
& u Clr-msn, Lewis, Maupin and lmboden, aeci-
drd n the afhmauve By a large mai1uty.
On motion Of Gen Lewis the ch1i-man, was directed n
appoint committee Of two from county @, port
rsniidlic 10 lhs convention. The following gentlemen
w.re accordingly tpraiaed Leei-, & II Chnsman.
MyerF and " y Miller
Ane-a brief recess the Committee reported the harae
o' tUI a = bfuv.
This report was unanimously adopted bv the e3-yop.
ton nhd nc gentleman being present accepted the uomi.
rauon Do a bucf but stirring and eloquent address.
inc following resolutions we're them moved aud carried
1rt the members Ol this convention will use oil fair ard
honorable means to promote the election OF their nomi
nee.
Rc1'.vo3. That The nowrpapors in t.s district and n ss
city OF Richmond be requested TO publish the proceeding
0i thH convention.
Resolved, That this convention DO nov adjourn
s. HARNsBERGER, Chm
EHafu
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lTRaNsnr.sy sos rns BAnr. AnsnleAx.l

Wl7nIN0T0N, Wlfch Y 55I z. VI.
Tho Circuit Court Room has been densoly crowded to-
day 90 witness the Thomts ifal. motion made by
VIZ Mauaby continue tho libel case sccount of the
unavoidable Absence n Gov. Thomas Annapolis. IL
resisted in very eloquent speeches by the Hon. Mr.,
Pferion AMI T. X Fends T. o. Tho Count decided NJ fol-
ows aud then adlouTnod until next MoDdaV;
United States ogaus r. Thomas II tho defendant or
hs counsel will admit the publication here OF tho ibeious
matter charged In tho Indictment and tho publication II
which would be admitted In regular plea Of nst6osiop
or agree take tho deposition Of Mr. opk ms
", and shall agree 70 o, on Saturday next at IOA
specification % % much Of the supposed beous matter
no intends 70 Justify the eause may DO postponed until Mon
day nett, " O'Clock A. NJ when tho S.se nus, 10 por
smPiorly proceeded with,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

" The Washington couespon dent Of the PbiIadepha
North American concludes sketch o. the fourteen hours
session Of the Senate asi Nordly, on the Three Million
BIZ and Inc Wim0 proyiso, with the following remarks
Both sides were represented in able spooehes-it ia
general remark - more talent elected on this orca
On an was ever before exhibited among many speak.
ere. Mr. DIEs effort be c5mpimeu'c5 es Ciceronian-
hfcGtfs D. universally commended ono OF the best Of
as ic-one ,'ei will Tight him with honor into retirement
from pu1ic ie Tor ecls0a and will reflect honor upop the
place he hos 20 long adorned. Pcarce and Webster and
Coiwln were striking. Cas- hnsy md crotchet,
found himself 100 an uncomfortable place without the mean
OF escape Tie would have dod.oi Of be- had dared Dek
ns2n wfotched, usual-a bore 2, tbs senate md ,
| rChc elton Upon its dignIty."
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br tic i,rnsihcnt.

~ ana nun me ndrtce ana c0HscHf ~ ne innate.
David Tod, Of Ohio, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plen goionusV near his MaIcHy tho Emperor Of BAIL,
Jfes Henry Wise, recalled at his own request.
John X Clay, Charge d'Afair' NJ Peru.
Richard Rush, Of Tcnns, yania, Envoy Extraordinary
end Minister Plcnipotcntiay his Msicsty the King n
France.
George w Hopkins, Of Virginia. Charge dc Afaes Of
ti.s United States o. the Queen II Portugal
MAJOR GENERALS
Thomas Hart Benton, Of Missluh.
William Cumming, Of Georgia
BRIGADIER GENERALS
George Cadwalador, Of Pennsylvania
Enos u. Hopping, ol New York.
fpnkln Pierce, Of New Hampshire
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ar The Mobile Herald publishes long letter from q,
officer OF the Navy, off Anton Lzaro dated the 4,h Nit
detailing the movements. for time pas, of our Guf
squadron They are not Of material Importance hoNe,e,
We copy from ii the following interesting incident;
on the SIh, the Princeton returned Ia hi, ,neho,.,.
aud the Commodore to his ship During his absence
the pn.e steamer fotrta brought down from Vera on
the 2Sj, Lieut. Col Alfonso Delapu OF Louisiana M, al
ventures are rather romantic as can learn Under
instructions from Gen Scott he set out from New Oean.
to visit Vera Cruz and tho surrounding coun,ry as .py
and to cover his Intentions proceeded Heyans md
obtained passport TO Vera Cruz a Ftenchman IN, h. of
tIeneh descent and speaks the tongue like
her arriving there he peneuated far as Jaapa
ed the probable number OF could be IN,
castle OF San Juan DE Uoa. the length Of time for which il
proVsioned &c. and the general tout ensemble the ma
,era' &C. that would oppose Gen SCOTS concentrated al
tack DURING his stay he narrowly escaped detection be-
ing suspected and subjected several close
Being informed that the authorities intended committing
nun to the Castle as he had barely time to e,cspc on
eoarc French merchant bark lying at Sacr6eios from
which he was taken and brought down by the Petrta His
escape was sngulary providenta The men OF the bcat
supposed HIM one OF the passengers Of the boat and carried
MN on under mistake They waiting for one of the
passengers aud being ordered in French $50
shove o" oeeycd unhesi,sungy Again. the arrival of
inc fea at SACRIFICES purely accidental nor should
omit to state that the French bark had been brought into
Anton LIaido rs prize few days before aud had lust
been le, go" ~ 49,
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More Fires.

There were two alarms of fire on Thursday night
About O'Clock, the carpenters shop OF Mr. Thos Clarke
(who we understand Is confined his bed by ndispos-
uon located the side of sh street. in rear of
the Richmond Depot entirely destroyed together with
small quantity Of work and tools He is said to have
been insured.
Two hours later stable attached the premises of Mr.
D. 5. Mccarthy grocer of Broad and 81 streets
was discovered 10 be on FIRE. The damage was trivial
1t is the general impression that these fires, lately of so
frequent occurrence, are the work Of incondiares.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

IL Senator westeott OF Florda aud we presume two
or three other Southern Senator'S voted for the Three Mil
hon Bill not because they had confidence the President
for he expressly stated that he had not and that he wa,
reluctant TO conde TO hms delicate rust-but in con.e-
quence OF the threats Northern men, even of those who
voted against the Wmot Proviso irrelevant that from all
territory hereafter to be acquired slavery be rgdy
excluded. Mr.. w said that though avese TO the bill he
should ~ order at once TO bring this ques
ton to an issue. II rrr,Oy acquired he should op-
pose the anusavey restriction in regard any portion OF
i-and he desired TO meet this issue and have decided
AZ once and forever
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

" The New York Journal of Commerce, Free Trade
anu SA''' administration paper rejoieSs the defeat of
the Secretary of the Treasurys bill TO Inv addi;on, d,
on Coal and Iron. Referring to the motive, of Marty
ped'eney which dictated that recommendation to depart
iom the principles OF the Tariff of 1886 in the FIRST three
months OF its operation the Journal makes the following
candid confessions
IL fennsylvania will bolt from the Democracy on the
o as II was adopted she cannot be brought back BY
ing i've per cent at her The duty kinds of iron
considerably higher than under the Tariff of
ls42 and this quite plausible justification of the lie
that Mr. Folk better friend protection than Mr.
Clay Al any rate. all the Justification we would give
to the douoleaeed Bank and Tariff De OF Penn
vana The Democratic leaders ought to be ovcrthrown
in Pennsylvania, that State they have told NOR, lies
than the Wings but neither party both parties
keep the truths OF free trade standing GU, IN their
bold proportions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

SlANo FORTES.--The subscribers having
purchased OF Mr. John serber the exclusive t.b in m. n
10 ms patent Harp Frame Improvement IN Piano Fo.. ar,
now anuAeiurng some splendid rosewood and ahoran
ano foe' which superior in tone TO anv NOW ~
e anu Aeep IN tune much longer eoa,.
IN most oeAuhul Harp frame peculiar CONJUNCTION akg all
'ne uahoi tue Strings t'm the general assortment
OF The most approved modern OF hai,hed nn,.r
very low for cash or approved paper
- BENNETT ROGERS CO.
nm e-NIut lS2 Fulton ~, side OF broadway.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

- In his Report upon Mexican affairs Nj IngersoI e1-
aIungy proe-ims that he has been one constant CO.
resr Of success Is That the that such strenuous
efforts have been made supessae Cen Taylor b. whom
our victorious army has been commanded and TO place Of
Its head m-Te civilian" or Il Mr. Benton object 10 that
op'he', an unaurecd so.deT-one who hes worn sword
but has never won a triumph in the feld7 The rcav.e
cannot fail TO ask Why ihli the Administration ha,
e'Inced such buer hostility the veteran soldier to whom
ond the country are deeply indebted Is ne to be per.
secuted aud d1ouoed because bis mas been marx
ed by senes Of unparalleled if1mphs-ss Ansudes va.
mated and ost'acscd fJr bis vrues7 Toe Administration
having failed IN It's Pe'tnacOus er,s 10 induce Congress
TO lesi''a Taylor and Scott from the heed Of the two dy
;ions Of the Amy which they command may now, If IT
have the nerve place both Of them under the command Of
~ lately bought gp iayorie Bat the country will protest
agansi and punish the outrage u the President shall as
sumo The fespons5Iy Of ip perpeuauon. All honor to
the Senate Tor l rm resistance this act Of crying iuls
uean act which most Of the Yusina delegation in Con-
gres' be It remembered, either voted for or who h they
could not bring themselves up ihst point dodged" when
the yeas and nays called, no order ta1t u might be
sanctioned toe House Of Representatives without their
seeming concurrence.
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r ruE wnro
The Accomac District.

regret 20 learn ll Carer Esq. has declined tho honor
Of yTpreaoniing ne IN iho 10 ~ COpgrel3.
The time now too Bh0Tt ~ have another convention.
take the Liberty and without the privilege Of aav ons n
aay, this edo u the Boy, shall for and sustain
the distinguished and tried Wing, J. W. Cusu. E.q Of
Acosmae, whom elect and call upon The counties
Of Northampton and AcoOmac unite with IN reclaim
ing this DISTINCT VOTER on this side the Bay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

A MEETING Of the Society Of Alumni Of the
a,t LOO nspault or l m 'rr siney Ccsge b. tqe,t
cd oa "WEDNESDAY uc IUb ~ March ~ 10 O'Clock ~ LOO
u' 6rucn t lure Eo.m oi th1 C'Htre budnr fil meet
iHr Boz dcHfsu. ari lurc ual ATTENDANCE s1ieHei mh
james River s. Kanawha Company.
a n adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders uf
Ne Jrues River Eaurwhl rom.ery will ue held 90 The
Ial u 10 uous- % Dr.sats. hoad sh .nrant al
oc.st o. uE C-iiAett
EBu.Hr nos NTAIy CLOVER sEED--Ia .o.
q end l0ta d. w.
orb b-tGt pEANE . BROWN
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u We have no later accounts this morning from the
seat Of war. letter from Tampco, dated on the 18Th
umo, to the New Orleans Delta states that Cen Urea
ct Victoria the mead OF 5000 men, and adds ha,
Santa Anna Is now probably between Monterey and Sal
uo with large force" There had, indeed been 4 rumor
a. IamP'eo OF hSa' between Santa Anna and Gen Tay
9r but II not credited Opinions differ as to the in
ienuon OF Santa Anna. II the impression Of some o,
the New Orleans papers that his object is to retske Mata
mo'os and cut of Gen. Tayor's communication with IN,
dePots on the Rio Grande while others think tina, the
movements OF large forces that direction are intended
as en 10 divert Cen Scott from his contemplated at
tack upon Vera Cruz The next intelligence from the seat
OF war wall probably remove all doubt upon this point
The reoceuPauon OF the Valley Of the Rio Grande by the
MeIeans would place Gen. Taylor with his inferior force
and sraiiened for supplies, a critical position
Prudent and sagacous he Is brave however we hay,
every conf 3once that Old Rough and Ready will Prove
himself equal To any emergency hat may ari.e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06
The Edinburgh Review

Messrs Nash x WooDaousE, agents Tor this city, have
sent Us the Edinburgh Review for January. 1t is num-
Der OF more than ordinary interest. The leading article is
review OF Burton's biography OF David Hume supposed
to be iiom the pen OF Macauley. We have also a review
OF BaneFors History OF the United States" written in
highly liberal toEe except perhaps in its concluding re-
marks IN which the question OF Slavery Is incidentally in
odueed-a subject upon which Engshmen generally las
well as our own eountymen in the ny
have very erroneous not say ridiculous notions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

Tie March number OF inis able Wing Monthly contains.
smofg much Other interfering matter political anI literary
an eloquent end able biographical sketch VI John ,up.
den Pet,ints accompanied b. striking portrait Of 5,,
highly gifted ard .amcntod ntemaa- t5n the pen Of
"B J.. d" o. Bafb,uvg.le, Va. We intend. as s.o, Al,
we can msEe room i'r DO, To- fs-puJ,.h tis article
The leading arucio 90 '7o March number BE- ON " F.s,p.
i've usupauons'-a theme of plrauagrt importance most
ably discussed. "Tha Destiny Of ths Cou,;tvr b. liz .
te Of another able essay TIC literary oruco, d,, bah,
talent end taste. Among them u poem. &" To Obi.
vicn" from an unknown pen, which, the competent or,
20 Of the Now York Tribune says, had 1t appeared in
BlaekWood you'd have speedily gone Iho rounds Of our
joufnsls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

u We arc authorized TO tnot Ch1s. L. Mssby,
Of the delegates fiom Che county of Campbell viii no.
be candidate represent n1i county 20 the next General
Assembly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06
House of DeIegnfes.

- rkIDAI, Mafch 9TH, ISII.
The SFEAkEs laid before the House n commrro,,o,
iiom James Johnson, demonstrating against the con,t,uc
ton OF bridge the Potomac River at the Pon, Of
table. w. '~u v" "o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

" The Visitors Of william and Mary College, Of their
late meeting, in sJi.ron 10 hs appointment OF Bishop
ioh.-, Professor Of Moral Philosophy ord ProsJ,oto Or
the Faculty, and Professor llomca, Professor OF PoIu-
col Economy, &c. Likewise appointed Riohard Meade.
Eco Of Petersburg and WIN. Bouwarc, Esq. Of hing l.
Qlcen. VL.Ilofs Of lhe College.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

W Di hoLuoE gives his last Lecture in ,bi. Elm, h
nsh, VIC regret that Other engagements have deprived
o. The pleasure Of attending them bu, We boar that ,bo,
are exceedingly interesting aud instructive
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

BT The Alexandra Gszeiie states that the In tho
,Hate, on the nomination Of Charles }. ngerso Min
iser TO Ffsn1s 'ooi2l %, Mr.. Webster did not VOTE
MI Calhoun was $50 absent, in consequence Of severe
cold.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06
FOR IND LAnIEs.


~ EW ARRlNAL.--Ihc subscriber has iusi
received ty Etqrrss from Philadelphia, fup
iy 81 afrf. cs and chdrcns Boots and Shoes
which ~ wnuh Of md The public
feHrfay my handsome aud Eooi Also, on
hTut root Boots ard Shoes Of HE mauufac
tufc Which. be Of % airpha and Eastern work
rrHists he soct, supcfor certainty inferior
tie city. on n which BE- sny oucr
nsrtr Richmond ALIEN MIL.
Manufacture ard Dcsier 10 BooU, stoes, Tmnss &c,
mhe No tg7 vaio sf,e,t
r oaJ, CRUSHED AND POwDEHED SUGAR
4 4 Woc.eys ADJ LSvcTtrE's fot sais BY
aht WILLIAMS a HAXALL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

81 The eloquent adircu to The people Of Virginia ~.
psang, 10 thcrsympahos a behalf OF the destitute pos-
re Of Ireland will doubt not be- generally read, and
responded 10 by generous contributions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

InE AENT-The Washington Union Of Wednesday
night says
We understand that letters have been received from
MAJOR Gen Scott as late the Ih February, the Bra
z's' lie was making every arrangement u remove the
troops 10 the ISLAND OF LobOs; but contrary his expec-
nton the ten transports which had been enga god New
Orleans and the others which had been despatched from
the northern ports had yet arrived Ii certain that
they must have arrived there from both 2ors before tn
time The ordnance, too, had got place Of dos-
nation.
Accounts h'd been received that the Mexican troops
were pouring into Vera Cruz principally in consequence
OF the dispatches which had pied on the
Of Lieut.. Rltchie Of the infantry.
Ii j. also sad, highly respectable authority that n
French mcchaniman had Just found is way into Vera Cruz
with ten thousand stand OF and twenty tons Of gun
powder on board IL remains DO seen IN what manner
this vessel eludcd our blocking squadron.
IL Is snd that Com. Perry VIII, left Washington few
days ago 10 embark IN the Mississippi laey re-
pnired at Norok) within week goes TO the Gulf to tax
commaud Of our squadron.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06
To the People OF virginia.

h.'ies many opporsnis. Of obtaining eOnee, informs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

We do not vguch for the Of the following says
the LOUISVILLE Journal bat give IL a. heard 10 related
a week ngo, young man, named w Musgrove, OF Gas-
gov, IN i1 State, elopod with daughter Of Lawlcss
Esq TO Tennessee, where he married her. On his
homri BE- met Lnwlcs7 nj ScOuvc, who told MusRroyc n
he could show that no egrly married 20 his daughter
he tLowle.s) would intorposo no further objection Mus
grove returned 10 Tennessee, procured certificate u hs
noui go "a VI ss l. and in company with friends, pro-
ccded o. Lawlcss house A. the latter them
approaching. be walked out before The door, with loaded
double bareed gum and, although Musg0yo and hs friends
It'd Lawlts5 hoy ironds the latter fred twice
and wounded Musgrovc, which caused his death three
bourr afcfyyHfds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

SIXTEEN WAR AND MAIL STEAMERS-A-
mong the bills passed by both houses of Congress on bc
last ngH Of the late session Of that body was important
orc providing for the construction Of four amors Of
the si class 10 be added 20 the Navy; and providing also
Tor the employment Of twelve mail steamcrs ton Of them 10
ESQ consuced as 70 be readily converted war steam
e These vessels; 60 employed, be subject to the
order OF aud purchase by The Government az any time
They are all TO be commanded 10y Naval officers and
Mail Agent and four Passed Md,hpmen ore to be placed
on board Of each tho latter watch officers and for inn
proyemont IN the management Of steamships.
The mail steamers o. be employed ns foIlows.-
Of not less than 1000 tons each between New York and
Lyepoo two, Of not less than 500 each between
New York and New Orleans, via Charleston, Savannah
aud Havana, with branch line from Havana 10 Chlpres;
the vessels Of both lines TO DO constructed under drcc
tons Of Tue Navy Department, and Two between
fonamn and Oregon, touching at tho intermediate points
on the Pacific Baltimore Ameriean.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06
New md Valuable Law Hooks.

protection against Fire and Robbers
" persons having important Books and Puptr ctfc
va u1eles IN their houses invited purchase sIOI1s
Asbestos tc and Robber Proof ron Chests which We have 10
sali general assortment.
WILLIAMS 4 u,y,tt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-06

MANAGERS, OFFICI:-D. Paine & Co.-For 10
I'VE day sgtOD 1000, 900 10 u 500 &C. 7j Noe, 90 dawn
Thtets ~
Fof I'M. evening ofsisoo1, 5000, 10 or 1000 OF 500 &c
~ Nos. ~ draws. Tickets s..
Also pe pornr Lottery. 5000 1000. Nc. &C Nos TO 5rwa
Drawn Numtcts o. Grand Consolidated E,t
30 % 90 81 30 &c n ~ "a ~ % q
Drawn Nos NJ Delaware. tLst5t
Sc 81 65 IS % 81 80 20 Al G6 4 a %
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-13
I ADAMS HOUSE,

NOs OIL "AbAAABtOAA bbEcCty nObtOlhs
IIE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have become proprieors OF the
above new and splendid Hotel.
Tho Adams House erected during the past season
supply obvious demand for increased and superior
Communications In this city II is located Washington
street, within five minutes walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depots and the business sections Of the
city II Is adjacent TO the Park and the Cupoa commands
a beautiful view Of the Harbor and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister to le
comfort and convenience Of the traveller and the
tors long experience IN hotels has enabled him to
duce mnny improvements which are as yet peculiar To
this establishment II is built OF Quincy granite and con-
ans One Hundred and Fy Rooms conveniently arrang.
ed In suits and single apartments, well ventilated and sup
piled with an abundance Of pure soft water.
The Furniture made order from the best patterns
with special regard well to comfort and convenience
luxury and spendor.
Our Table will be supplied with all the Injuries of the
season. and We pledge ourselves that the rares
the season shall be found upon II. lR5
We have devoted unusual attention to the selection OF
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt polite
attendance. Gsa is4s3t 1ttF
Porters will be In readiness the various Depots to take
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The proprictors trust by strict attention the
guests TO merit share Of patronage assuring all who may
favor them with visit that nothing shall Be wanting
their part, 10 render the ADAMS HOUSE, second to
the Union. l.. q w. T. ADAMS, Proprietors
L. ADAMS, JR., G.fs $.
WIN. r ADAMS. }t2
Adams House, Boston, LIZ Oct g w.