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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

folly, the only gamers in he irans2cton;-and even
their gam Is on that Of few mJlhs of pllage and
plumber
As 70 the present contest, take part in whatever,
- Tar as II csutemplaeS party triumph; but 90
fo- the South. whether weak ong-vc;urOuS or
vauquishe1. She asks only what the Constitution grants
10 her-and her cause is the cause Of justice As the
representation Of thIt cause, shall vote FIR Gen. lay
ur with 1T the slightest respect for his WhgIrTy or his
Democracy; for nave lived too long gull-d by
such idle words the contest. in lis real substan-
tial 5earngs-not in its small party resus.-as nvolv
ing the des ines of the women and children Of lie
whole South; -and for one am firmly resolved To
vote for any North of Mason and pixons lne. for
any office, any preext whatever, until this ques
ton Of slavery, in all its relations shall be finally settled
and the guarantees of the Constitution secured
and n hUSe to after me, claim them ALL and
not part Onlv,-GH without Limitation condition.
without respect to time place Of circumstances. claim
the right % with my slaves any portion ut the pub
lie domain, the citizen Of MasSachu-
sells wi his spnnng iennes-aud further. claim that
the Northern SIates shall deliver up the thousands Ut
negroes have fled into their respective limits and
that they shall provide, by law according their com
pact with for the delivery of snch fugives hereafter
Ii they will not do this. they have openly violated the
terms 3n which this Union established and them
and heir serity rest the responsibility fear not the
syren cry Of "DISUNiON." 1t proceeds from those
only who look rather to the plumber Of the Government
ihIn to the principles Of the Consution-the safety Of
the South or the interests ofhuman liberty To me who
have heard the Treasury politicians chauntag this ga
mu' for years past the note is quite familiar fear not
to say as Southern man, that | would rather Dis
union with Liberty than union with despotisnI
Respectfully, your ob't Serv't.
r. K. CRAYtE.
TO afessrs. Tazawell, Yownes, Wimblsa and others,
(5Ou,mtiea &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

slsveryhas feeling IN Common IN me Jreesoit par
~ Of the North and in short, Is far safer on tile sub
c, q sare than Gen Taylor, OF any other man living
in the slave-holdng Saiesi-The same friend 10 whom
we have referred. when these facts were meuoned to
him. decaY.d that he wauld not be surprised If they
nved that Gen Cass owned. this time, less than
bres hundred ,fres Before The 7h Of November next
M sbou'l
Nm whatever men may say ablut these things,
there rrss d.c nton peTfIy iaSeho and pr fl 5acy
some whore II Nj Cas- great friend VI slavery
IS his Sien adhelea,s represent then let his North
,r, ,ssa,es sing the same song-Or if Of the contrary
h. be The INC promising friend II free soil, big .N
tern associates represent him 10 be, then let his South
~, ,dbeens give Their bas, concord This chromatic
seal. ii flats Grps. may slit well enongt when the
rbo,d, ,resrrurk tgeher but they produce very IN
pleasant Jar upon the when touched out OF tue time
We realized this in reading sucessvey Two articles
one from the Bay State Advocate-whch struck the
.Nortleru sharp for Nh Cass;-and tie other from the
Richmond Enquirer which struck the Southern tiH for
the benefit Of The ils,rious individual he one
SAYS he Is free soii7 man, and out, the must dec
ded opponent Slavery extension in the Union; the
other says he is utterly opposed to all free soil' doc
,rines and is tie most reliable pro-savery man IN the
Uniun.
Now thssort Of counter polt-of contradictory agree
,,ut-of discordat Concurrence uintcal Friendship
is-,o saw the least Of it, very remarkable We are but
Main mainland know but ltle OF The proceedings OF
these President makers but thing Is certaln-
s,nebody is to be fooled. There is some dirty game
going on sonew here Or Other and if Mr.. Cass shall be
elected we hope that the North will be the duPe,
though we rc,y much fear that in this as IN other cases
heretofre the poor abused souh is to be the gl-ln
fact this is certuia We have been hsm5ugged 50 often
and 50 egregousy that men, everywhere have come 70
ank, that the character suits well as that Othe
10 did Garrick In CONCLUSION, have only to say in
HE matter If ne canno, SAT y trust Gen. Taylor, On
the question If Slavery Ten Cas-, as the Richmond
Enquirer tells US, sser Ills question than "ien
Taylor then give uF all hopes and being seasoned
on, Of all reason, o'ieily submit to our fate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
(DEFERRED)
RENIO\.S LAST.

We just about to address ourselves in the way
Of remonstrance friends OF the Integence, with
4 'quous que tandem, &c." when were rejoiced
perceive that Benons Speech in session upon
the nomination Of Gen. keaney at last concluded
We have not counted the number of columns this TRADE
has occupied It's however, by far the longest docu
ment ever published in political Newspaper. II is
moreover the discreditable euson of private NAL
ice Of which tie lntelgencer made the veh
Gle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
TELEGRAPH FACILITIES

The following remarks which we extract from an ay
change naper III which they are creiiteI ID IN. y !;
Sunday Times. are truthful and pungent.
By Telegraph. Vhaever commercial. Political
and social facilities we may HAYS attained BY The atrodrc
ton Of tue Magnetic Telegraph It is Ger anlv IN, calcu
lated 10 dflse substantial knowledge among men The
lightning brings the outline Of every thine: but the
filling H. - necessary 70 The formation If Tra.t iuIr
ment Of events. IS A wanting. lave effects without
causes. any data FIR zsrerlinr them: ana NV neces
slry economy of words, Hnler a system wbar ,na bs
pay for the d Of al aid the cr,,ssinr of nrsrant
any thing like precs on Of language ii The despi,b4s
Add 10 these drawbacks the hlundzrs IL III. on.r,o,
and Geographic information loses much Of lie vain,
which 1t should derive n The rapidly ois transmits
sion. But this IS rot the worst If IT, The alyrnhic
skeleton OF debate On any public matter supercede The
substance Two or three main.points of nobj. speh
are cramlned Into paragraph or the denoue,nent
some important movement in Commerce. morals or n,I
ticsls compTehended in sentence; and when the fun
aeport, that would give the whole philospby the
thing comes along several days behind the llrhino
voted stae, flat, and lnprofable" Sumo other flesh
OF intelligence has in the interim attracted attention and
valuable materials Of thought circumstances with which
the memory should be stored 10. the purposes of reference
and comparison, thus FILTERED away and lost. We
believe that one the principal effecrs Of Mr. Morse's
Invention Is 10 give the world snp rcia knoweye Of
events at the expense Of that fullness and accuracy
which lie OF the foundation If all sound and true pso
ply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

RUssELvlLLE, Putnam comfy indiana, July II, lSI7
Dr. Notwithstanding since your agent left me SUPPLY
of your Indian Vegetable Pills. have found "a id Pills t. be
great demand lately for the and \euc Mr.
Ague, and had tried various other remedies al Of which
prov avail. He determined Indian Vece-
table Pills and by using box he sound well
Mr. r. Spencer had daughter, Mr. Hugh Gro, a son
the with Fever and Asue, tai also tried the
various other remedies without effect Indian Neeeta-
Bile Pills resoied them all to perfect a.h.
you from what have Indian Vegetable Pills
m. be relied for permanent Of Fever Asue
Yours respectfully,
JACOB DURHAM, M,
Also. Acting Justice of The Peace
This is 70 certify that entirely cured Of the Chill,
and Fever OF several months standing by the OF four dose
of four pills each, of Wrght's Indian Ne@ea lie Pills.
after akne medicine from regular physician for time
and have had no symptoms off since, y r about
ago ]. w. SPENCER.
Texas, Champaign county, Ohio.
This certify, that cured OF tl Chs Fever
by the ghs Indian Vegetable lis after Aayiu,
had three attacks OF 1t. DAVID BERN
Sugar Grove Fairfield county, Ohio Nov 10, 1916
Look out for Cou,leyeitst
Thisis the more needful unprincpled persons ii II
parts OF the country, make and vend them.
The genuine is for sale by
i. B. PAYNE * BRO, I.ynchburs,
James +. Galloway, Brookrra
w. N. jerks, Mariners View:
In Bedford County by
William G-h, Cross Roads;
Wright * Matthew ,Chanblissburs r @. !;
Alex. Casey, lr-, EmeuS;
Bassctt Smith, Joppa Mills;
w Lettwirh s Son, Otter Bridges
And generally in each county seat.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wri hs Indian
Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail 1853 Race 'sest, Pha
depha SS Greenwich street. New York and l9S fremont
street, Boston.
August IS l2m 3p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
NEW YORK MARKETS, Sep. 26. p. NJ

FL"uR-Only moderate business doing and prices
IN favor OF the buyer. We sales Of 400 bbls Gen
see brands to-day at IS so s. 81 2
WHEAT--Prime White sells to day at l27scents per
bushel.
CORN The market is rather heavy to-day Prime
white sells at % cents, and prime yellow at II 70
cents per bushe.
OATs-Ihe market is active at 81 cents per bushI.
CoTTj S-No change has taken place in prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
Corresponds nee Of the Times and Compiler.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Sept. &c. p. NJ

FLoUR-We note sales FOO bills Howard street
Flour day al $ II and of 500 bbls City Mills Flour
at S. l2s 5 Is ga. There is az increasing demand
for Flour.
WHEAT-Sales Of prime white al ~ lis cents.
and of prime red at 100 cents per bushel
CoRN-Sales of prime white at 81 cents and of prime
yellow at 0a.62 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
NEW WORK. NlARkEI =

Flonr-Sales of Genesee bnnbs 1T Sj25at5
.nd $50 a in quality. Southern Flour j hrls
IS.
Wheaf-Wirh duh market, we note sal IS If
white at l26 cts per 5ashe
Corn-Ihere is more doing in Conn., and the mar
las an upward tendency. we note sales d prime wh
/" Jay at Is cts and Of yellow at 76cts per bushe
Cotton-Transacons limited and market heavy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
D.7N'CI.N'E .zC.7g,E,UH.

and Madame Crerar respectfully arronpre 10 tbeir
W patrons and the ladic, ana trnticue Of xpchbnrr
its vicinity. that thsir Glasses will re.,n On Nona
Oct 2nd tlei. residence Church street Dies and hi
drtis Class Monday. eucsday and Friday at o'clock
N Gentlemens Class, Mondays Wednesday and Friday ~
Sept2l-1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

60 MEETING will be held in behalf Of tie A.
mercan Colon cation Society, The NlethudiSt Eps,o-
pal Church, on "Wednesday. the 4h inst a; ocloc,
P. NJ. Addresses will be delivered By tie Agent u tie
SJciety and other gentlemen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

RJBBO.NS! RiBBO.NS!! RIBBC.NS! y!
|HNiE SUBSCRIBER has on hand large Stock
Il Questionable Ribbyns. plain and figured. Of
widths, Some of them will answer dress Common
Bonnes. and the will do for fancy ard ornamental
Price &. cents JOHN j. PURtIS, Ag't.
r. 81 am This day r-cevinga larne lot Of hoods Of
various kinds sent from Auction Sale in Richmond
which will be sold al about halt their valnp.
July 3-ts if. JNO. J.PLEVIS. Ag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. 81, p NJ
Flour Prices are on the advance. We note sales
70 day Of 400 b5ls Howard Strest Flour At S525al-
50, s1les q loO0 bols City Mills the same Price
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

Nheat-Sales 10 day ofprime white and red
At l6a | 10 cents per bushel.
Corn-Prme white sells at s. cents, and priI
~ at 63 cents per bu>hel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
4 HAPPY COMPARISON

- Mr CHosTES SPEECH at the Massachusetts State
Convention was very el qnent lie concludes thus.
~ base often thought in boxing over the three alter
nsil'es. what very very different thing This gie, IA
'onai ship of state-aluahty God bees and rrosnpr
aer-wil be. She should fall into he command Of one
OF fhs Three great candidates Iader Gen. Cas-. she
'"id be buccaneer roaming all ose, the "a for silks
md sllse', nading this for, fring ns, that fr
and making herslt She terror Tho OCEAN Under MIR
un Va Buren, there would ga general row a4d mutt
ny: '.- and aft firing from tAe quarter deck anon the
ofcar, and sr,n She laaia deck through The matches
down into tn 'd and, sccording one or The other
=" co'"ahd cruising /" watch for runaway slaves or to
present slaves from running awav would be th4ir-,c,
ton t'se her to Us, and shall swell away befr- eyerv
a'ong breeze upon her errand Of philanthropy human
ny and civilization every propitious gale shall wait
her on her course, and she shall carry thousand er
chant-men under convoy, the pride and mistress Of The
conscious sea-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

--l'revy is considered the soul Ct wit The Hnnlars
have taken To writing poetry The latest specimen we
have seen consists Of two lnes-two syIables il each
ne-G'n CaSs being in favor Of the number even in
the way Of lives. 1t runs thus:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

The steamship Europ, sae,l to-day at her appointed
hour She took our one hundred and eight passengers
tyr halifax and Liverpool. together with $50 900 i'll
specie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

We have been presented by MIR. Ruderick Dawson, Of
Bedford with Of the largest Sweet Potatoes haze
over seeu one of whirh weighed 5 | y pounds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
~ EGOR
q stand \ ma

REGOR
~ stand y ha.
stock # SADDLE.
and will b. su.d goo.
part of the following artcl,
Hard solder, plated. brass and IL.
Hard solder, plated. see and iinied -.
Plated bass and Japannel Harness uniting,
Buckles. Of various kinds Mart ngale tioss,
Trace and Halter Cla.us,
Carriage, Stage and Wagon IIamcs,
Gayle's and other Saddl, Trees,
Cotton and wool Grlh Web,
Stralnng Web Thread Of various kinds.
Sheep and Morocco Skins,
Hog Skins. &c. Sc &c
Al-sO-A good assortment Of NIilsrs Tools.
Oct 2-ts
GUNS. PISTOLS, and SPORTING POUDER
slNGLE and Dluhe Guns. P,-yos and >pottnr
~ Powder. part OF the superior quality. and the
very lowest prices. For sac
HOVER. DAVIES.
Oct. 2--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

Y DR. RENT-Ihe Office of my Store well calc
y lated for professional man.
A4sIt 2l-tsit JOHN Poh'l>, Ast'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

10 the subscribers Of the Lynchbry Vir!i.nn il.
Montgomery. Eloyd, Cmrli, Groyrn, Sp,uh
Wytie. Wcslington. Pulaski. Giles, Mercer Eau
ellie, Kana,cha, .Nichoias Monroe, Grser,Arier, aus
.4uegany n.
d SHALL call upon the subscribers to the Virgniau
RI in the above uaned cnnnties c. mJre olng
2.d Of October. (lsi Monday. at Mons,mery Cnurl.
and proceed thence ilf ng the Spu-wts.a-r c."nrs.
as arranged above without rrg.rd to cuurIs nd pc all
indebted to the Virginian will he ready 10 srite.
CHARLES ", STAIllAM.
September IT'S if.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
LYNCHBURG MARKETS.

corrected for the ,ccek ending Saturday. sent go lS4S
1sbeco.-Inspecsel to date 1885 hhds
do to Corresponding date l847. IL 1872 do
Deficiency l349 4.447 hhds
Inspected Tobacco remaining on hand 2645 hhds
Unexpected Do do do Il3O bhds
Stock on hand 3,775
Receipts small and prices unchanged we quote Lugs 81 50
to 2,50;ShiPpng and Stennng Leaf ~ so to S. as in
quality; Manufacturing from $3.50 to 81, with hirn
prices f'r liner descriptions which have become scarce
Flour IA offered and at which some sales have
been made, some parcels held higher
Prorisios, Bacon 6. ctsdull; Beef 3 10 cents Com
Meal, So. to 81. cents
WhcI-Whle IS cents; Red So
Gr0Gl.-Corn, 81 cts Dat. 25 to 27 cents.
Clorer Seed JUL no inquiry
Whlkey-SaIes at 81 cents
Bccs'car-lS cents.
Battr-Rather dull, 10 to IL, ants, as to qualify
RSasiy-Appls. nous Offering; Peach, none offering
Boz hon-lS5 in demand.
Logs.-Rio to cents; La!ur, 81 70 9 Java l2s
Mocha 20.
Country I.,usas Pow II. cents dull =: Via. Is
cents.
Cotton Tnns Sales Is 90 cents.
Featters-2S to 80 cts
FIHs Seed Sales 80 TO IS csnts
Fish -!Ier'in9.. NJ. 1, 90; Shat. oItsa
new 8 So
t'in~ag-225 CENTS
Hesp-None and wanted
lnsseei OHIO cents, I months
Lard-8csn, but little inquiry
.Hota.". -f|es. india b to 80 ct.p,r ,slon \
o. ~ to i,cen,s
PIsster-Lunp, ss-G,ornd $40
>ugH' Oreans7 to 9 cents; Porto Rico to
cents; Clarified t2a cents. Lost ii! tI2. cents
Sa!-s2. and 81.
| 1"loes-9 to 10 cents.
J 1'r-&3,50 per Dbl
Noot-22 TO 90 cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02
LAND FOR SALE.

L about four miles from Iynchburg, TRACT OF LAND
which wish to sell. 1t contains about
81 5 NcrPs
Forty of which well timbercd. The cleared Land has
be-n considerably reduced by mlrov dut trc; hut
originally Of excellent quality, it takes inpr", emcnt
with great kindness This land lies well; and Wh the
ceptcn oabout 10 in line Of eneat, that
by judicious management it might be made lew years
profitable and desirable Farm. I he buildings good
N-.zI The DWELLING HOUSE has rooms
E@S;IAs and large Porch, and ii ras recently been
x well repaired; II s CONVEX enty construct
~! cd. The Kitchen, Mcat-lousc, Dairy, Sta
ssa2zss2-S-S bic, Sc convenient and IN good cond
ton. The Spring and aiIor,ls excellent water
Tn. Apple ORCHARD is considered valuable. HARRIS
Creek gives to this land superior power. / at
pre- sent residing this place. but circumstances making
IN portant that should remove to lynchburg will sell
his property accommodating terms Apply at tie Viz
m lar Office, I.ynchburg. X. i. TON Nl.EI.
Sept. l4-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-02

To afessrs Tazawell, Yownes, Wimbs. and others,
C0gmitiee sc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11

great public work, the nuisance would be but
little abated. Neither the First or Second Munich
paities either by joint Individual action, had the
right to authorize the occupation of part or the
whole oftlie Ground by buildings. The ground was
ornamenied for public mes, and it was allotted for
the pleasure and the health Of citizens. Ifthe First
Municipality could authorize the Commissioners to
build its half 1t could also erect stores and REM
them After some conversation the report was laid
on the table Indefinitely, and the committee dis.
charged from the further consideration Of the sub
ject BY this disposition the Council retains the
right Of removing ;he buildings whenever it sees
proper 10 do so.
Mr.. Peters called up his resolution to pay Mr..
Drake the wood-iuspector, $500, introduced at the
last meeting. Mr. SaeIston opposed il on the ground
that Drake had MOI reformed his duties. He only
measured the wood, Mr.. S. said, as it passed from
the vessels to dealers, and not when it was sold by
dealers to consumers. The resolution was rejected.
The consideration of the resolution to accept the
proposal of some firm ct the North, whose name
we did not catch, to deliver 100000 square blocks
of granite here for paving purposes at 81 40 per
square ward, was postponed at the suggestion OF
of Mr. Gleason, who argued the improperly OF thus
giving contract to party without ascertanIng il
others would not furnish the material at lower rate
A very strong petition against the Wharfnger
was read and referred tothe Committee on Streets
and Landings This petition alleges that since his
appointment he has constantly neglected to enforce
the ordinances in relation to goods living on the
Ievee and that this dereiction has caused serious
losses to those engaged in commercial pursuits and
those dependent on them, together with diminish
ing the revenues of the Municipality, and forcing
the river steamers to seek landings more free of en-
cumbrance than those under his charge. The
petition is signed by several merchants. =. The
Council then adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11
NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ii.

FIRST NIcTTALITY.-Bruiatity TO Ladies'
Mrs. Barbara Mendel yesterday entered complaint
against a man named Henry Flooger Of entering
the yard other premises, Gaatin street. between
Ursuline and Hospital streets and while there gross
ly abusing and insulting her and several other
lades-winding up his brutality by striking her in
the face He was brought to the guardhouse and
placed in confinement.
The Robbery at The North American Hotel-Solo-
mon Miller, the gentleman who was robbed on
Monday night last, at the North American Hotel,
corner of Bienville and Front Levee Streets yester
day made an affidavit that he believes John Mount
Stevens, the man who had been already arrested
on suspicion, committed the robbery. twas while
Mr.. Miller was at supper he was informed that he
had been robbed. He Immediately went to his
room, and found his trunk broken open. The pro-
Perty taken from him consisted of $3.50 in gold, a
note or draft on Messrs. Gardner & Norcomb. of
this city, for $50, and gold watch valued at S75,
none of which has been recovered
Committed. John Glynn, charged with an as
sault and battery on Etienne Dupart and Leno
'Rolt, accused of vagrancy, were committed for
trial before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11
y . 3 = \ S ;
HOTEL AND GARDFNs

One of the most dsyigf,d residences IN the So1,t6
SszrzA THR CARROLTos HOTEL AsD GARpKEs -
Ezss& So miles from Canal st. NeRUrsan pia the q
EA2A3 CaroltOn Railroad. ~
THE subscriber has the honor to announce that he now
fU prepared accommodate limited number of Boar
IRIS, by the day. week, or month
TERMS
Per Day 81 Co., Per Week, $40 co.. Per Month 80 90
Breakfast, Dinner and Supper, at any hour
Fish Dinners Order and Private Parties accommodated.
The best of Wines and Liquors.
lee Creams Sherbets Le7a0aGae and SOdaoGter served
at the Saloon OF in the Gardens.
The DningOOms and Resaurat under the charge of
NJ P0UCHET of the first caterers, and formerly OF
Mobile and New Orleans
Billiard Tables, Ten pin Alleys, and Quoz
Good Stalking for thirty Horses
-E1~ The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
IN extentO are laid out with much TASTE and
line order and GT saTpGSS anything of the kind in the
United States.
BoU9UETs in great variety always to be had appica-
Every possible attention paid to Vste whose patronage
is respeetfullV solicited by (rnyItfl JAMES DGRNO.