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Democratic banner., 1848-07-10

EtsopE is stiIl rocked by the storm
Ireland talks more boldly of armed, resis-
lance. In England, the Chartists preach
physical force. France is in commotion,
needing strong minds to guide her to, safe
and sound principles, In Italy, the popu-
lar cause still triumPhs, The Austrian Co
lussus is t%unbfng into ruins Prussia is
tEFhHlsnt, and agitation prevails q 2srlin.
The Denmark question is far sffrSmsbsiug
adjusted. Tie German Statss Re, look.
ing for important changes. Tbs northern
powers are leaguing together. Who, can
f@oretell the events Of a dsy?-[St. Louis
Union. =. /.
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEN. VIM. o. BUTLER,

Electors far Pressdentand Hice President
LIST Distri4-JOHN C, WELBORN, Of Pike,
Democratic banner., 1848-07-10

The nomination Of Mr.. Van Buren, by the
Barnbdrners ~effectually destroys all pros
poets of the election of Gen. Cass, either
blythe people or the House, Serenity Sig.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

WAsaSNCToN, Jan. 20.
Senate. T'urney, from the Commit.
Ice on Patents and The Patent Office, re.
ported hill I;r extending Jethro Woods
plough patent. lie spoke at some length
in its favor, several Senators participatinc
IN tho incidental discussion which sprung
up. NJ. Allen moved to strike out the
enscting clause. The yeas and nays were
demanded, and resulted yeas 10, nays Is.
The bill was finally passed.
The special order Of the day, the Ten
Regiment Bill, was then taken up. Mr..
Dix addressed the Senate on the n,odc OF
continuing the war 80 as to secure peace,
contcnding That it was necessary 10 con-
iinue our military demonstrations until
Mexico should come to terms.
House Of Reprcse ntaiipes. -The Speak
or announced that the motion Of Mr.. Cobb,
to reconsider the vote on stopping tho de-
bate on the Presidents Mccsnge, was in
order.
Mr.. Boyd moved to lay the motion or
tho table.
A coll Of the House was ordered, and
Cobb's motion decided in tho negative
the ,ncmhcrs voting by yeas md nays.
Capt. Kerr, Of the dragons, arrived al
Washington. Il is supposed that he has
brough with him the rumored treaty.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

Mr.. EplroR Permit me the favor through
the medium Of your columns to capscss my gra:-
tudc md tho pleasure experienced by visi, ol
tho above nature on Thursday the seth of Las,
month. Through tho kindness Of my esteemed
neighbor, Mr.. Lads, who offered the use Of his
residence on the occasion, ample accommoda-
tion was provided for upwards Of one hundred
persons who assembled on slc occas on. The
arrangements were excellent and reflected great
credit on the taste ofthc Ladies' who supcrntcnd-
ed them. As il would have the appearance Of
triyialousness to specify articles received, suf-
nee II tos y, that the gifts wcre Of tho mos,
useful character. whilst tho provisions for the
feast "a lgrasuitously supplicd) was on the mos,
liberal scale. The evening was spent in very
delightful and harmonious manner. The In.
dies and gentlemen belonging to the singing
class, under the tuition Of Mr.. Whitman, enter
taincd the company with some Of the ssSongs oil
Zions" cftcr which vote Of thanks was unani-
mously passcd TO Mr.. Eads, for his urbani,y on
the occasion, and the ,ecipien, briefly addressed
the friends and then invoked the blessing Of
Heaven on tho happy throng. The sum donated
in cash and articles was over 50 dollars--inay
the blessing Of ssIlim who nakcth rich and 3D.
deth no sorrow thereto" rest on tho donors, is
the prayer Of their grateful recipient.
WIN. RUTLEDGE.
P.S. The uascetarian character Of the meet
ing formed ono Of its most delightful features.
Not religious denomination in the vicinity but
wha. had ito representatives present. W.R.
lie Claire, Feb. 4th, l848
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

The War Office has received by tho d.
6cers who hive recently arriv ed from Mex.
leo, various trophies Of tho wnr. Among
them, are two small, beautiful brass wall
psices of ordnance, sent by Gen. Scott, and
brought TO this city BY Col. Andrews.
The most curious Of these trophies 10 the
black flag Of the guerril'csas. The mate-
rial i bombszette. Tho ornaments and
letters in tho centre, upon the red ground
are worked with green silk upon black cloth
pieces, except the squares which are work
ed with white. But tho most remarkable
is small penant % ths tap, made a black,
q inches BY u with various military oraa.
mcnls. On the top and bottom are q dssth't
head and cross homes. IN tho centre, thsss
omisous words: mo dol essrteys-G svu
NO oUAsrsa. This staff and M wae =.
ken & Ia Mira Flores, Of ihs lolh AsGnel,
le47, from ths aussrillss Who atlosoo1
Lisst. ijsanoads paSty.-WashisglDa
Uaion.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

IMPROVEMENT IN THE TELroRArm.--
We have convcrscd with DR.. Roe, or llli.
nois, who Is proceeding 10 Washington With
the model of an invocation which be calls
tho Telegraph Manipulation. Dispatches.
messages or large documents are set up in
electrical types, locked up in chaes similar
to printing types, and the form placed up
on the machine. DR.. Roe 10 sanguine ia
the bclicftha he can by his machine trans.
nit to al points connected with the wire,
MS much matter A. would make one entire
page Of the Chronicle. in srcntv misstcs.
Tho sMsnipulator" is represented % be-
ing remarkably simple, aud not likely "a
get out Of order. And, 10 secure correct
ness rs well as speed, proof is taken from
the types, in The ordinary manner.
DR.. Roo has promised Us . full descrip.
ton Of his improvement, after be has secu-
red his discovery BY patent. Ciscinsati
Chronicle.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

In Aliens Grove, the 26,h ult., Of Consumption
Mrs. MARIA LEAs aged abou, &c years, for
mcrly Of New Harrisburg, Carroll Co., Ohio, AM
for sixteen years . member o the Diciplcs
Church.
sThcrc oil the ships company meet
Who sailed with tho Savior beneath;
With shouting cach other they greet,
And triumph DER sorrow and death.
The voyage oflife At an end,
The mortal affection 10 passed;
The age that in Heaven they spend,
Forever and ever shall last.'s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

HEN your blood 10 once Pure moth
- ing in the sl.ape Of food will hardly come
amiss; nothing will .our upon your stomach -
you may eat pics. or anything in reason; and
the greater variety Of food tho better blood 10
made. All who have weak st0machs, Who are
without delay resort TO Dnndrcth's Pills-whic!
will indeed strengthen the life priaciplc, and BY
per cvescnce with them, entirely renew tho
whole body; the materials now in il good, will
be kept %; those bad, displaced and removed
Good blood cannot make bad hone or had flesh
And bear in mind, the Drsndreth's Pills sur. ~
purify the blood.
Davenport, Feb. 10, 2-m.
l.. DAVENPORT & Co., in this town, and by
one agent in nearly every village in the United
States.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

The Davenport Literary Society will hold q
public meeting in Mr.. Prcscotes School Room
one door east Of Fulson's Store, on Wednesday
evening 10th inst, It half past 9 o'clock.
Subject for discussion, -'sOught intellectual
labor, 10 be as literally rewarded - manual In.
bort"
AE-E. Coombs, Neg.-H. Fearing,
l.. Fish. w. s. Collins.
JNO. F. DILLON, Sce'ry.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

OilNc u uoteOv gwen INIT tIeney
- Fox has filed bill in Chanccry in the Dis
trio! Court Of Scott county, in the State Of Iowa,
against frances -. Whiting and James d. Su.h-
crland, the object and prayer Of which 10 to cot
aside deed Of conveyance a. fraudulent made
and executed by William i. Bradshaw and wife
to said Frances NJ. Whiting for the southwest
quarter Of section number six [6l in township
number scventy-seven (77] north Of range num-
Der three east Of fifth principal meridian and
also 10 &c, aside a. fraudulent decd oil convey
sncc for the same tract Of land made and cxecu-
ted by said Frances NJ. Whi,ingto said James
p. Sutherland and TO subject the said tract Of
land to the payment Of judgment obtained by
said Henry Fox sgninst ono William G. knight.
JAMES rHORlNGTON, Clerk OF
the District Court Of Scott co.
Davenport, Jan. 9Th, l84B. aO-6w
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10
For Me Gaseite.]
"a Fact.


On water s.cet, down by tho ferry,
Zekc Steinhilher, makes tom and jerry,
And sells sardincs and oysters fine,
Coblers and julips, punch and wine.
Now half q dozen chung had gone
To turn down Z.kiels ssfcncc Of stonc,''
But some prefer'd his tom and jerry,
And some drank pune cs in q hurry,
That it might get into the head
And they 60 drunk as owls to bed;
The moon was shining bright On high,
And stars were winking in the sky;
Bleak winter reign'd on all around,
And lock'd the stream and frozc the ground
Fulton's new mill was in full blast
And pufi,d away both loud and fast.
To'car down signs they much were tempted,
A. they their briming glasses empticd.
Now just al this propisious hour,
When Bacchus with his kingly power,
Asserted his undoubtcd right
To keep them in some ditch oil night,
A man in boasman's costume drcss'd,
Open'd the door and thus ADDRESSED
The jolly cronies tippling there,
Al Ezekiel Stcinhlbcr's new bar.
ssHnllo" said he sin heavens name,
How can you sit 60 plagued tame,
And hear our good old steamboat there,
Putting away in wild despair;
We've been nj work two hours or three,
To get the OrrER off tho Ice,
but il you'd all jus, lend baud,
We'd get the good boat OF tho ssnd.
For answer boys can't take no,
And 90 come on, turn out and 20;
Stand up and drink, we'll soon be back;
Zeke turn US out some cqsniae."
The friends were taken by surprise,
AMI sip'd their punch and ruh'd their eyes
His argument came homo, and they
HE'D 10 the river bank away.
Some got hsndspike, some plank
And stecr'd most zigzag to the bank.
But 10! again they rub'd their eyes,
And opcn'd them in Wild surprise;
Some stumbled over logs that lay
Most stupidly across the way;
Some ran against friend Fulson's mill
And then came to dead stand still. :.
There was the river frozen DER
In icy bonds from shore 10 shore.
There too the mill was putting froc,
And working most indussriousIy.
There was no OrrER to be seen,
Their boatmnn friend had s!oPed, ween.
Davenport, Feb. 7th, i848.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

THE MARKETS.
DAvESroRT, 7Asrsdsy, Feb. 10, i848.
PRopucE. Provisions.
FIcrH, Dbl. 80 q 4.0OIPoRK heavy, 200
WnRAr, win.ba. SO 55lffAMs, ID. Sat
- up. ), As o 50lSnorLDxRs,,, Ans
CoaN IN ear, >, l7iSiprs, >, Cat
>, shell'd ), 9OilARD, /. CAT
-. meal ;. % 3OlIsurTER, >. lOai2a
FLAxsEEp, :, SO 62A IfioSEy, ., 10
TtM. SEN, ,OOa t,e5CHEEs., :, CaI2
Oars, - l5lCHIcxEss, doc. s5al 90
BARLEY, :, 20 25lE0cs, - 10
HAY, ton 2,5Oa 3,O0lPoTAroEs, bu. %
WooD, cord, ,50a 2,0OIBxAxs, VIII. ;, 40
Coat, bu. 10 . ia SALr, Kan. ), GA IS
BEEswAx,lb. 25 ), Liy. ;, as
HIDES, green,ib. 2. AreLEs, dri. blu. rs
- dry, ), 5AlPEAcnEs, ;, LISA 90
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27th.-Wheat, sp., 60 65;
mixed, 65 a IS; winter, Is CO. Flour, 4,5O .
462. Corn, ear, . %; Oats, % 81 Barley,
35c. Rye, &C.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

At tho Moline Foundry, large eight
- horse power THRESHING MACHINE
and CLEANER.
TERMS -One-half, cash in hand the balance
in six months, with approved security.
JAMES FERGUS & ca.
Moline, December 18th, t847. l4-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

- LII persons knowing ahemsslves in
- debtcd TO ~ either by Note or Book &C.
count, and do NOT settle the same by the first day
al March next, will have their hdtes and &c
counts placed in tho hands Of IN O6Icer for col
lection. We hope ell persons indebted 70 u
will come forward and pay Up and ssss them
selves COSTS.
BURROWS s. PRETTYMAN.
Davenport January =, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

PORK! PORK
WE will pay the l,ighcet Market
" Price Tor any quantity Of Good
Pork delivered Mt our Wnre House.
BURROWS e. PRETTYMAN.
Davenport, Dec. IL, 1917.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

SukV Eu8SN4uZuuuNGSe
. DilE undersigned hcRs leave 10 inform
- the citizens Of Davenport and tho suvround-
ing cosntry, that he has established himself in
the Walch-Fcpairing business, aud that he 10
now prepared 10 execute orders, with which q
kind public may favor him, in workmanlikc
manner. by strict attention 10 his business he
hopes 10 gain the confidence and . liberia, pa
tronsgc ofthc public in general.
Old gold and silver bought or exchanged.
E. N. n. JESSEN.
Davenpost, July 24d, 1897. lo-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

CARDlNG MACHINE

from Davenport about two and holf miles Up
the River, where he has good water pewcl
sad can do business with mers dsss atsh than
SPARED to do work in The best manner.
#s J. d. HITCHCOCK.
Jsne 9lsh, lol7. ll-d
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

- BBIS. s. r. Flour pr Darrcl ~ re-
All ~ G. LH00LlE.
Dssembss 81, 80.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10

To FAGRMERS.
6OOO Wanted, '
1000 Dry Hides,
500 Bushels White Beans,
500 Do. Flaxsccd,
For which we will pay the highest market
price in Goods at cash Prices.
BURROWS e. PRErTYMAN.
Davenport, May LIST 1916.
CRACKERS.
UTTER. Soda and Dyspepsia Crack
crs, received and for sale at the Store Of
April9. y. SANFORD.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-10


Mr.. Crittcndcn expressed his utter as-
tonishmcnt nj the course Of tho ndministra-
tiou in this matter. Hc regretted that il
hnd been done.
Mr.. Dix has tho 1oor upon this question
Tomorrow.
Tic Senate then went into Executive
Session, ond afterwards adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Tho Speaker announced NJ tho first
business ia order, tho bills reported Tor the
support Of tho Military Academy, and pro-
viding for tho maintenance ofreyolutionary
soldiers and other pensioners.
Alter transncting tho morning business,
the House resolved itself intoa Committee
ofthe Whale, and proceeded to the consid-
crstion ofthc order II tho day, the Presi-
dcnt's message refusing TO comply with the
request Of the House, 10 be furnished with
cocpics of the instructions given 10 Mr.. 6Ii.
deb, while Minister 10 Mexico. M. Dc
dinser occupied tho House 10 justi6,atioo
ufIhs President fs Withholding the deSired
iuibgvnalioe. He VS. warm and eanrosi ia
III deiencs ofshs messaee.
~. Creess, e M, defended the Prcs-
idsat, viii ability.
Jks Oommislss finally rose, and the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
pnAugzrur AMxcporr.

happier illustration Of the wonderful eharaciea Of
the Bible. and the facility with which even achild
may answer BY IL, The greatest questions and solve
the suhlimest of mysteries was perhaps never given
than at an examination Of deaf and dunb institution
some years ago in London. A liille boy was asked
in writing "who made the world ~ He took the
chalk and wrote underneath the words sin the begin
ning, God created the heavens and the earth, The
clergyman then inquired in similar manner, '.Whv
did Jesus Christ come into the world 70 smile Of
delight aud gratitude rested on the counenance oil the
little fellow rs he wrote-'.Ihis is faithful SAYING
worthy ofa sceepatlon, that Jesus Christ come into
the world TO save sinners" A third was then propo-
sed, evidently adapted call his most powerful feel
ings into exercise. "Why Were YOU born deaf and
dumb, when can hear and speak ~ ''Never,' says
eve witness, shal forget the look Of resignation
which sat upon his counenance, as he took the chalk
ank wrote Even 50, Father, Ior il seemed good in thy
sight"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
To Volunteers and thcir Friends.

V'HE undersigned being in possession OF a correct
list Of our brave soldiers who have died Of disease
by wounds received in the several battles fought in
Mexico take this method Of informing those interest
3D. that they will give information Of the time place.
and cause Of death Of each individual.
It will be necessary for hose desiring such informa
lion to state the Regiment or Company 10 which they
belonged, the names OF those who commanded them
and the date of enlistment The above information
will be gwen without charges, provided the postage
Is paid.
The undersigned would here remark that they are
extensively engaged in procuring Land Warrants.
Pensions and arrearages Of Pay due the discharged
Soldiers, and the representatives OF those who have
died. line addressed TO either Of the Undersigned
will be punetually attended to.
n. B. Highest Cash prices given for Bounty Lane
Warrants
SAML STETTfNlUs u. s. Jus. of Peace,
Washington City, d. G..
VIM. NJ. FULTON, Attorney al Law.
Main street. Richmond, Va.
GEO. w. SFEPH E,NSON, Aitor. AT Law,
No II Beekpan street, New York.
June %, l948.-3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07

1)oetrp.
TO MY MO THEIR.
BY }. BAYARD TAYLOR.

The wind is cod and dark the sky
That bends, dear mother, Der thy child
And cloudy masses, wild and hgh
In the nght-heaven are piled
And, sweeping with mournful sound,
hear the swift wings Of the blast,
Whose rainy csterns, poured arouad
Fall DEARLY and fast.
Scarce through the mdniglt's grooming deep,
The glimmering lights Of Florence shine,
And wntry gusts incessent sweep
The crowded Appenne.
breathe not Europe's air tonight
Gone is the pomp Day spreads around
Lost are the gales and seas Of light
In storm and mingling sound
Loved scenes amid the gloom are near;
hear the rush of we-known floods
The rafting the rain hear
Through gray, primeyal woods.
stand amid the beating blast,
Where all the haunts ofboyhood stand
Tonight the sea S wide waste is passed
walk my native land.
The tide Of years rolls backward now,
Dear mother and seem to feel
The glow of childhood my brow
And through my bosom steal.
This night of storm recall the hour
chung for safety to thy side,
When shadows of the thunder shower
Hung DER the meadows wide.
fecl the saddened thought again,
Which filled my seul in autumn hours,
When forest leaves fell like this rain
And hid the dying flowers.
! seek the window still, to sec
How the wet boughs by storms are tost,
That down the fields 60 drearily,
Till all the woods are lost.
Beneath the sheltered beechen copso
couch on MOSES, warm and soft,
Or, lull'd by beat of myriad drops,
Dream in the duslsy loft.
Those days shall be again no moro
walk amid the world of mon,
And chiidhood's soul has learned lore
1t ne 'er forcboded then
Yet md the storm and strife, its wing
Shall find thy love sheltering bough
And there with holer trust shall cling
To all its worship now.
FLoRENoE, 1915.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07

The Jews in Turkey have recently been placed IN
der the official protection Of the British ambassador,
to befrend and protect them against oppression and
the ccnsus in the different parts OF the empire have
been duly instructed 10 take kind interest IN them.
OF this the Jews have received notification and re
oice in the pryiegeo Of being placed under the wings
Of British power.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
FROM THE LADY's DOLLAR NEWSPAPER.
HOPE.
Hope is pledge Of glorious rest,
10 weary mortals given
We cultivate the flower on earth,-
And reap the fruit in Heaven.

And reap The irut m Heaven.
What soace 10 The care-worn and sorrow stricken
is hope, sweet hope In the gloom Of adversely and
affection, heaven born hope whispers in accents Of
peace that rest and comfort are YET 10 store Itsmu
lates penetrate the dense clouds which hover
as, and enjoy rs promised good while il Is only
IN prospect. Msloftunes and dlsappoInmenls en-
compass Us about, the heart is dreary aud desoale,
when hope angel Of mercy, steals INTO the responding
SOUL and Ike the soft moonbeams upon The obscure
paths OF the forest, directs our way among fiowery
meads and beside stIll waters. She not only strews
her flowers N our pathway through this iluctuatlng
world. but she points 10 the skies, the best abodes
Of peace, where the fitness OF her promised pleasures
are recalled Surely the hope Of rest in heaven is a
pledge we iondly cherish, flower we will delight 10
cultivate whose odor shall cherish US in lie, and car
ny smoothly the eysian fields, where we shall
feast upon the fruit in fun lruiion. T. c.
Martinsburg, Va, lS4S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07

&AS4N1%<N SASSS@~-- "a -eAA@%lS "a Es-sNs -
Robbery was carried on upon fearful scale in the
streets Of London, by daylight; house breaking
was OF frequent occurrence by nights and every road
leading the metropolis beset 9v bands OF reek
less highwaYmen who carried .her deptedatlons into
the very heart Of the town. Respectable women
could in the alone alter nghtall,
ven in The ey without risk OF beng grossly outraged.
In the beginning OF l720, we learn IRON the papers,
that ladies OF condluon when they went out in their
chairs al night TO the court end o. the town, oft
en- attended by servants viii, loaded blunderbusses 40
shoot the rogues." This alarming increase oil high
waymen about London struck every class Of society
with terror; for none were secure except those few
who could go about strongly guarded poor man
was stripped OF his peace equally with rich man OF
his gold In one instances close 10 London, after hav
ing robbed laborer Of one shilling and ourpeace, the
hlghwayinen broke hs arm win pistol shot, as
warning ot hat he might expect he yenured 10 go
again abroad al night with so lille money III his peck
el Ga tie 25a OF January proclamation came out,
Offering Fewardo i hundred pounds, IN addition 10
Tie previous Inducements Tor The capture OF ans high
wayinen within live miles OF London the main effect
OF which was to place considerable sums OF money IN
The pockets OF the notorious Jonathan Wild who Sc
cured several offenders and about the metropolis
within the space OF two or three weeks Ofthese,
observed that several, examination proved to be
persons moving their class OF society honest and
respectable men among them are mentioned trades
man OK good repule IN London, the valet Of great
duke" and the keeper OF boxing -school.-UrigiHs
England under he House d iiaOeer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07
"A NGr3 OEElA,

WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.,
c. ST, IN THE REAR or eoLEMAN's AND BROWNS
J9y RI. III. nTxLEATsX,
LATE or VIRGINIA.
FsVHiS spacious establishment, having been reflted
Z and furnished in all its departments, is now open
10 the public, for their patronage aud support II IS
situated az convenient. distances from the Rail broad
Depot, Capitol, Patent Office, and General Post or
fee.
Boarders, Vsiters, and Travellers. will fndpeasan
and capacious rooms, neatly furnished, upon moder
ale terms.
Washington, February q, ls4s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-07

we gather The la4lowi@g fsoas communicated :,
the Naiionai lnlegencer MI. Junus Sn',,,' "a us
having mads himself acquainted with an he ;ns".rs
auon w''h rrsrene 70 the growth and manlacr,re ~
sea he could obaa, ethera England or A,o..r;o "
has fIecu,ed hse lundred pants. varying from on
" wv ass' - h.fsn', Which he purposes 10 plant in
son's paN y Georgia or Alabama lie has ascs,
FEed mat We cale and soil Of these states are 81
acas adapted % ne growth Of TIA Ills in,en,,on
70 Keep he product o. these pan,s ior two s. =
ysas 2 increase his STOCK and after that for cran.
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