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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

CGRE FOR HEAvEs IN Horses. A farmer
tells US that he has recently cured two of his
horses, which had the heaves by the use of the
following remedy:-To 8 quarts sweet milk add
teaspoonful of sulphuric acid, (oil vitriol) and
mix with the horse feed Give at first three
tunes week, and afterwards once or twice as
there may seem occasion for few weeks longer.
Our informant says there was little appearance
OF the heares after the first week.
Christian .fLiancp
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

OHIO The proposition made in the House Friday by
the Free SoIers for organization agreed to by The
Democrats. The Wings were absent about town. 1t
was settled that there was to be organization if they
could prevent it.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT. Mr.. Push brought forward his
proposition, which was read, and then laid on the table
by vote of the Loco Focos. Mr. Riddle made another
proposition and declared it the firm and resolved DUR
pose OF the Wings not to recognize the Democrats, or
consent TO an organization with them, till the last trum
pet sounds And yet organization is probable at no
distant day The Wings laid Riddles proposition on
thetabe and adjourned
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25
THE CONFLICT.

The banner Of Freedom, unfured by the brave,
Is sustained in old Worcester, and proudly shall wave
Der valley and mountain, though 'rocky it be.
Till Freedom has spread TO Paeifc's great
Our fathers before declared this land free,
And sealed with their blood tn eternal decree -
Their sons in New England remember the vow,
And slavsry's projects will never allow.
Though learned may scott at, and knaves may derde
Enlightened mechanics are liberty's pride;
Aud though they declare we've ''not talent wealth"
Our votes shall yet save good old Commonwealth
Our County triumphant-our State soon shall be
Our sister States greet s with signs to be free
Our motto is Onward defending the right,
Hail Freemen come with US, the Truth is might.
Our standard procaims that all men are born free,
Before it, all Tyranny seeks where to iee;-
We seek not to conquer, by yielding the right,
Nor choose between evils, to strengthen might.
Between the two evils let those choose who may,
BE ssr= ii they conquer, they II room fall away;
For Heaven doth teach u, and vain may know
That either Of evils will prove their overthrow.
Truth never was evil and never will be,
And Truth we'll sustain and forever be free;
Wen choose not an evil, though less it may seem,
But stand firm by the right, and our country redeem.
Then unfur our broad banner it proudly shall wave,
lnserlbe on its folds ''Chares Allen the brave"
Around it we'll gather, and arm for the fight,
The ballot our weapon-God prosper the right
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

u Prof GRAVES of New York will lecture this
Monday and Tuesday evenings, in Warren Hail. on
Physiology and Phrenology commencing at 7 l,2 and
close with public examination of heads Abundance
free to adults not children.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

ar CrGnston, Of Rhode Island. We learn
from mr.. ,Greeley's letter in the New York Tri.
oune' mar Mr.. Cranson voted against Mr.. Roots
resolution because he aoH not recoon;y H. ~
quered territory as belonging to tie Union ion '''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

aF The Tayorites are in stew, on the supposiion
that Mr. Clay will 60 back into the Senate. II he does
gothere, they just as sure Of row with Gen. lay
or as pig in trough is sure Of his dinner The lines
of eTyief co' are not forgotten evidently.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

DAGUERREoTYPEs. We refer our readers to the
advertisement of George Adams, in this paper, by
which twill be seen, that, by means Of new apparatus
and the enlargement of his sky light he is enabled 10
take large groups as we'll single Objects in the best
style He has submitted to our examination one of his
new pictures, which is real gen. and such in point of
execution as any reasonable person would be satisfied
with, and such but few artists in the country can
equal.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

u Rev. Mr. Ward, negro, is settled as minister
over large and very respectable congregation in Court
land county, New York, composed mostly Of white peo,
pie, and enjoys in every respect The social consideration
due to man of unexcepouabIe piety, of correct de.
pertinent, and of high and cultivated abilities.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

AN old topper being questioned as TO his knowl.
edge OF cotton gin, replied that il was vsr,,
GOOD but not equal in his estimation TO the hi,
land gin. ~ '"' i1oi-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

The following friendly notice appears at burv-
ing ground not far from Boston " Take no,;co
ANY persons trespassing on these premises are
requested to bring their collins with them .,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

THE CHOLERA. There were five deaths reported in
New Orleans, Saturday, Dec l6, from the Cholera
The phy seians, however disagree in their opinions as
10 its being the real Asiac Cholera.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

CALIFORNIA. They says that Col. Jonathan d.
Stevenson, OF New York, commander of the expedition
which went to California about year ago has become
immensely rich, and has already sent home fortune.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

GREAT BUSINESS FOR PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES. The publisher of the Rochester
Daily Advertiser free Soil paper lately received the
following letter:
SIR - have deemed it my duty 05' TO yield TO the
request The President, and conformity NTH has sug.
question to change The arrangement heretofore made in
relation to the papers in the State of New York desg.
mated TO publish the laws, resolutions and Treaties Of
the United States for the Second Session of the 3O,b
Congress You will, therefore, consider the selection
OF your paper for this purpose, as revoked
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
Department of State, Washington CITY, l6 December
I848. - ''0''o''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

o. The following lines, by of our mechanics,
given, as a specimen of composition, hut as an
indication Of the spirit that animales that valuable por.
ton OF our population
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

W Specimens Of Brazilian tea, recently brought to
Washington by the Brazilian minister, are equal 10 the
best Chinese productions of similar kinds
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

" Peter Brown, lad, had his nose bitten off bv
horse he was irritating in Doylestown, Pa.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

u The election of Gov. Whitcomb, as Senator from
Indiana, IN place of Hannegan effected on the first
ballot by five free soil Wings voting for him.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-25

n. Will our friends in euery in the Fourth and
Ffh Districts send US returns of their votes on Mondau
night fpossbe, and, where that cannot be done by the
hfSt opportunity on Tuesday morning There is hardly
d'o"n rom which there's not The means irregular COM
munication with us every daY
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WoRCE S TER:
Free soil Nominations.

MONDAY, DECEMBER. 25, 1S4s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24
Important to Farmers!
FLTZGERALD'S PATENT
RTRk O MILLS

FOR GRINDING WHEAT, CORN FEED, ROCK
SALT, DRUGS, COFFEE, SPICES, PAINT, &C.,
Manufactures by Chas. Ross d Co,
80 Broadtcay, .Ne1o York
THE subscriber has been appointed %agrntfor the sale
i Of the above species Of Mill in the States OF Virgil
MIA and Moth Carolina. He feels 1t his duly TO say,
that, as far as the Patent Burr Stone Mills have been
tried, they have never failed 10 give satisfaction In a
single instance. They have been, and are still, very
extensively used in nil the States North of Virginia,
and in nearly all the Southern States. Their use mas
already extended even TO Mexico and California, giving
in all Instances the most entire satisfaction. Ihey ne
Gin already 10 be used in Virginia, aud the subscriber
entertains the most profound conviction, ina Tue ,iihe
Is not far distant when that use will be genetai. lie ~
very sure that no farmer who shall once have tried one
of them will over consentt 10 be without II atterwaras;
1t is proper 10 say something OF The capacity oi lhls
Mil. With TWO horse power, II will grind 4 busnei OF
wheat in fifteen minutes, and q bnshel OF corn, IN me
meal, in twenty. IL Is, also. admirably adapted 10 the
GRINDING, nlsis .. 81 sP, ,Se lik peG9p pse,ie sSoae' P sa.mi |" and si.
yer medals have been awarded 10 This invention, al va
rious fairs heid in the Northern States for the last two
| years. The French Burr Stones, us every farmer very
we'll knows. when they get dull, can be easily sharpen
ed by himself, enjoying In this respect an immense aG-
vantage aver any machinery constructed OF iron or steel.
Driven by water or steam power, the capacity oil the
mill is indefinite.
There Is also a Hnnd-Mil, of the same material,
adapted 70 The use of emlgrants, which is 4 perfect mi
mature Of the larger mill.
The mill may he seen, At any time, in operation, Al
the subscribers Factory. The reader is referred 10 tile
annexed certificate The paientes has numerous eerti-
fcstss from all Parts Of the country expressing entire
appreciation of the mill. Apply 10
II. BALDWIN, Richmond, Va.
"NoRroLX, March 7ih, ls4s.
"The subscribers have recently purchased one OF
Fitzyeraid's Portable Meal Mills, aud take pleasure in
~cerill,ins that il operates to their entire satisfaction
The meal gsouud by this mill Is, in their opinion, supe.
rior TO any they have used from other mills.
.PLUAE e. CO."
P S.-Bolters will be furnished, il required, as it's
the object OF the inventor 10 enablc every farmer, VINO
NAV desire il, 10 manufacture his own flour. The cost
of the Mill is Ss5, OF The Bolter 9iU.
Mach ls-JtfIrsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE
Eehrnaty Die. 1919

TN conformity to nm act entitled "An act 10 reduce
\ into one act the several acts concerning Fscheators, -
passed the 9th day of January, 1919, do thereby make
known 10 all whom II may concern, that II appears by
u certificate ofthe Esehea,or Of The county 81 AlrIan-
dria, dated he liih day Of February, 1873, and received
into the Land Office on the 18th day Of February, ls4o
that, by inquesis hold Oh the 10Th and 2lst days OLA
nuary. l64s, the following LOIS and rent charges have
been found escheated TO this Common veaith-;o wit
A lot Of ground in the town AZ Alexandria, on the
corner Of Queen and Fairfax sire.ts, Of which Ann
Garvey died seized, without hei!s, containing about
one quarter OF a square.
A lot al ground IN the town o! AleKandris, nj The
corner Of Duke and PHI streets. Of which Ella .he;h Do
madison died seized, W,.heu, heirs, containing about
one quarter nf a squire.
A rent charge 81 siG5, payable on the lst day Of IA.
nuary in every year. charged on IN acre or half sa,;a.e
of ground ia the toHn II Alexandria, on the East side
Of Alfred street, between Duke and Wolfe streets. The
10, cha, 2ei Is In The heirs Of Thomas Swami, drc-a.ed,
and OF The said rent; charge John Mills died seized.
rent charge of $50 81, payable on Tie i.th day OF
August IN every year, charged on a 10. Of ground il the
town of Alexandria, on the Wr-t size .. Tn'um street,
between King and Prince streets. improved bv a three
story brick house. The house ana lot charged IL in
Robert Massey, and OF the said rent charge John Mills
died seized.
A rent charge of $50 80, payable on the first day Of
January In every year, charged on a haif acre CT quar-
Ter OF q square of ground IN the town Of Alexandria, al
the North west intersection Of Water and Gibbon
streets. The ground charged Ia in VIM II. Mcknight,
Alexander Veitcb and Edward Cray, and of the said
rent charge John Mills died seized.
A house and lot Of ground in the town of AleIaH-
dria, on the South side Of Prince street, and 10 the
Westward OF West street, containing about one-eighth
of a square, and of which Henry Tyler died seized.
without heirs.
A lot of ground In The town Of Alexandria, and
bounded as follows, to wit Oh the South by Princess
street, on The Eas, BY Royal street, on the West by Pin
street, and on the North by 4 line drawn through the
middle of the square, parallel 10 Princess street, con
tanning about one half square, and of which Edward
Hughes died seized, without heirs.
Feb 25-cw6W =. N, r. Reg. Il. Office.
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VIRGINIA Military Institute.

THE Board Of Visitors will meet on the a2d day of
1 June next, 10 make appointments of Cadets In the
Virginia Military Institute. All applications must be
addressed, post paid, TO the undersigned before the
meeting of the Board. Vacancies for State Cadets
win at that time exist in the following Senatorial Dis.
tricts bedford, Albemarie, Shenandoah, Mononealia,
Halifax, Cumberland, Accomac, Washington, Frede-
rick. Monroe, Charlotte, Pitisyivanla, Northumberland
Rockingham, Norfolk, brunswick, Louisa and Allie
ghany.s
The institute furnishes 10 the State Cadet, gratuiious-
ly, his tuition, board, washing, fuel, lights, medical at
tendance ana stationery. lie Is chargeable with clothing
only, the estimated annual expense OF which, together
with pocket money poStage, &C., does mot exceed S91,
and may by economy be reduced 10 $50. The Slate
Cadet enters into an obligation TO serve two years after
graduation as a teacher in some school within the State.
Applications will at the same tine he received for
the appointment Of Pay Cadets. As the number that
can be admitted is limited. applications must be pre-
scented before The meeting Of the Board, that n due dis
tribution NAV be made among the several districts Of
the State. The estimated annual expense Of a Pay Ca
Diet, including clothing, is $3.50.
Of the Statc-andoubted
evidence of fair neral cliarIcter-age from IL 10 25; and
freedom from bodily disease.
Term OF service Of State Cadet NOT less than three
years; of The Pay Cadet no. less than two years.
The course Of studies extends 10 four years, ard EN-
braces mathematics, Engllsb, French, Latin, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Civil aud Military Engineering,
Geography, Tactics aud Draw ing.
a person may enter, ifquaiided, any class except The
senior class.
The law authorizes Militia officers to receive military
instruction & liuitousiy for IA months.
The exercises OF the Graduating class will take place
on the 4h of July. The class will be represented On
that occasion by iae following Cadets:
Salutatory Addresses by Cadet 4. 6. Baldwin OF Au-
gus,a
Grafton by Cadet w w. Flnncy Of Hanover.
Orallon by Cadet +. U. Jones of Frederick.
Vaiedictory Addresses by Cadet J. Z. Council Of
Norfolk county.
Exercises appropriate to the National Anniversary
viii be as follows:
Declaration Of Independence read by Cadet a. c.
Jones Of Marshall.
National Grafton by Cadet Samuel Garland Of Camp
bell. FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent.
Eeh. 2-conmiml laMlQ2d Innr
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rer,ns of

- Ias Enquirer Is published JAIL NJ Eor ~. naiiy
ISrsgNi.WEEKLY tor the county, " ", :" Of ,ieht
seven dollars per snnuii, anu ns.r Ear
~, Il taken for a shorter perioa than u Th,s.
I'm. Weekly, five dollars per annual ~ oiS !.
. e. az months, payable in advance, 70 oePo's !.
!Si.s /, remit,ed BY mail, pust paid; or SIX poiiaie
- IN s, al the end ofthe year. -.u
- ia. !" tu-. To this office may he remltteo pc. E an
y "a available Bank notes, al the FISK oil 'no nu''
!: ,'''"..,ge Of u! letters beixg pad by ne o'He1sn
III. ~ 80, IL = single letter Is scarcely oil any aCCoun'
~ o. go II is the accumulation OF postage, ma.
: ae NJ, iness, which operates as j serious 80
; &c TERMS OF ADVERTISING. .
-.r pAiLY ENGulRER-For one sluaie "
- -. ~ less, first insertion, nfty GEMS, ane
tl',sn = Aius insertion twenty-five cents-n lhse.f
:" get. y ice q week, or three times : "oe~i
ny S etr SIMl-WEEKLY-one square OF si.tes.
~ Iass tirs, insertion, IS cents; for each h''n
: : ~ ,nyer,isers are charged City dollars ior .nlf's
aa"aa,d in thai proportion Tor advertisements y :
rs, ~" Isngih-except Lottery Vendors ana hu.., =,
ts'a IN an. charged one hundred DOLLARS Npapei ="
a.a , obi,scr.e, and Marriages from the country
= :, he nany's handwriting Is taKho"h d ~
n,, h. authenticated by the endorsaiioh u ans
aae,", in HE n.lshbcrhood, or they wiz w Nv =
'"nishad Every measure, that mas osen 80
w. =, ,mnn,iticns and ~Qiizzes, has proseu ~
.a,a,nr, We must, therefore !nsiss' IN y. a,n ~
i, M, Communication being cetiinea oy - "
r,s.mas rr, cr,tttr on the baes 81 the'eu'1. .,,,,
a.,s from a distance must &c accompanied
y,nrr nay, or satisfactory references
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24
II A z p S

rug sabscr,ne,s respectfully inform the Musical
r.ite a. the United States, that they have been
God for many years, IN the city Of n. York, in the
DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
Ts., rxp.rience has taught them that the very IL.
AID sale OF this beautiful INSTRUMENT has been prin-
.,.,rt Tor them BY Agents IN this country, and by The
manufacturers also. The subscribers now design 10
,.nr Inc HAP into general use, by reducing the
,nc.s, 4 far standard, and one that will stu afford a
.-n-rors ,ompensation-and being practically familiar
nm ,yrry prauch OF the construction and finish Of this
.-,Itiful instrument, they p!edg. themselves TO furnish
an, ,na,. for power aud brilliancy CT tone. superiori.
r al touch, and elegance Of hnlsh, are beyond any
,ay ever offered In this county.
Having lately Imported siatps from the Messrs-
!. ,,ds ,nry are enabled 10 offer Instruments combining
h ,ae modern improvements with the mos. approved
|1a.is.
The subscribers having been called upon so repeat
.s 10 repair fiarps made in Europe and tins country,
s.t;h nave failed from the wood being improperly sea.
|.-.i and selected, has induced them To prepare all
..r materials OF such quality, and SO perfectly season
. j. 10 deity the most chan seable climate 10 affect Them.
al cases they give an unlimited guarantee.
PITT, LEWIS + CO.
address, JOSEPH F. ATWlLL, 20l Broadway, N.
+ Publisher Of the Beauties Of the Opera, aud Manu-.
.ursr of Piano Fortes, with Abbott's patent Elastic
tns,, where Catalogue of Prices and an assortment OF
rps OF G TO 81 Octaves, Of Gothic Grectan, Eliza
|.lan, Louis XIytb, Ffuncis the lst, and the Victoria
1; Is, with all the latest improvements, may he seen.
" Gothic and Grecian styles Of Double Action Harps,
slogan, pattern, Wilh all the latest improvements,
/ te reduced price ci $500. Feb. l9-G5m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24

In Arithmetic far 'oA'gcs and schools. ~
Gq.Gips Cro:ct. Principal of the Richmond
Academy. Mte state Engineer Of Ttrein'a,
Sc. and ormeyiy Frefsss0r Of Engiaccftns
nj IItst Pant.
The first part Of this work, containing ute
elementary principles and Fundamental rules Of
arithmetic has been printed, and the kindness
OF the distinguish co author has afforded US an
opportunity Of examining it.
We confess that, aware Of the profound M
tbcmatical skill possessed by him, we we're
somewhat apprehens sc that bis work would be
Of a character too abstGu-e and difficult, for the
class Of learners i; is designed 10 aid, but We
have been agrceably disappointed and arc happy
to find that white he is capable Of graphing with
the most profound subtleties Of the science, he
can also descend 10 explain in the most inieili-
BILE manner those simple propositions, without s
knowledge Of which no one car hope to master
The mathematics.
In his very mods; preface the authosrcma'S
| that "thc late advances n a!henai!c7 wou'"
seem 10 cali for some notifications IA the man
ncr oil teaching their first branch, 50 a. % nia"
, i, a more direct introduction 10 aishef suo!ec"s'
| than The Arithmetics which are Usually put IN
| ,be b~nds of Students" To this object he has
IN Tho work before US devoted himself, and it
is scarcely necessary TO say that he has accom-,
n,;.b.a !, in = manner worthy Of his high repu
,,.;on ard c~plarsed experience as a teacher
Tbe narrow limits ola newspaper notice will
no. perui, US to so a. length into an aaaiysis CT
.bc work, which. however, VIC hope will be
done by ADLER hands. We cordially recon-
mend it, ho.eyer, TO all who desire to see thei'
| children fitted by 3 knowledge OF this most essen
,ial branch, for the practical duties Of life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24
TO Contractors.

THE undersigned will receive sealed proposals until
| 10 O'Clock, on Friday, the 3lst day of March ls4s,
n the erection Of two additional buildings al the West
~ Asylum, at S~iauntop. Plans and specifications
I'll he ready for the inspection Of contractors on the
.Ei day OF March, 1913. and can be seen on application
Thomas r. Blackburn, Architect, residing at the
i,ylum. The sum Of s3S,OhO has heen appropriated
i the erection Of these buildings. We are authorised
. advance 81 900 to the contractor who undertake.
= Whole, or a sum in proportion to the amount Of HI
s~a,tacl, on his entering into bond with security 10
= { lithIu, discharge of his contract. The subsequent
j, .asnls VIII he prompt.
ROBERT S. BROOKE,
k L5H l.; STEVENSON Ell. Committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24
c1TI-,TIoN Nv aNTED

SITUATION in a select school or family as a teach
4 er is wanted by a graduate of a distinguished Col
-. al the Middle states. who has had some experience
! teaching, and qualified TO instruct in the Latin and
ijs.k languages, IN addition 10 The common aud higher
of an English education. The most satlsiae
5y testimonials OF character can be produced. The
.;sertiser is also permitted to refer 10 Rev. John w.
S.vin, D D., Rev. Philip Schaf, Phi. D., William a.
S-v!a, A. 81, Praill Green, M. D., Hon. Alex. Thomp-
pa, l. l.. D. Thos. D. Baird. ESQ, A.. NJ, Rev. VIM
L. Coin, NJ. d., Hon. Saml. A. R-nch, N. d.
Letters post paid, stating salary, &c., addressed TO
!: 81. %shnhley, Landisburg, Perry county, Pennsslva'
=, VIII meet with prompt attention.
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payustOn, 'E'exas.

paINER late of Virginia. ii'hNEl
T. ,rI.aW having located a, the aooSe.nanisu
=. :. NJ Vim I practise IN The several ccur's Of he $e y,,,
ie,al District, and in the District and United s'a.es
ri, at Galveston; ,. He n 4ai the ssI par 'Si and SO
cars e1tsns,nd.si in TrS u., and has, nv close attention,
' .,a"sd a general and u,e.u, sn9~leags Of i .hs land ,Ra
Tvs and iiirs Of he State tasted Any % ,n s" sa,ss WIN Mi' receive i've
s'"s attention. Persons wishing TO buy or sell
7. ~" - ~ do well 10 address him, at Houston, Texas.
~. -, ,r,rfrnce, see Richard II Tnier, Editor Richmond
: = r,.,blr,: judo. Wilson, Lynchburs; General
"A H., GERS Of Superior Court. Lynchburg; Branch
{" sham, Clerk oi Superior aud County Eourl, Prince
lad. Rev. Moses D.. Hose. Richmond, Rev. Dr.
~, =. cs,timore. Jan. 2s-d2awScw2m
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Notice 10 She Public.

THE subscriber takes this method 10 infsrm hs
1 friends, and The public generally, that he las again
become the proprietor Of The UalUH HOTEL, which
has been thoroughly repaired, renovated, aud furnish
ed with entire new Furniture, from The very smallest
article of housekeeping 10 The largest, and assures bis
patrons tina, every eSrrtion on his part, and those IN his
empiay, will be employed 10 give satisfaction. There
is a fine Stable attached, that VIII be conducted in The
very best manner; and, although last, not the least,
charges will be moderate. T.. A. HODGES.
E.h II-rIa.