davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

TIE LAHORE DIAMoND.-The Delhi
Gazette exults over the capture Of the ia
nous Lahore EAST lndia) diamond, which
1t says islhe most valuable in The world and
WILL soon be transmitted TO Eng gland, as an
appendage to the English crown. The
petext for this seizure is an alleged act oil
treachery on the part of the sovereign Of La.
hore. deienceless Indian, towards the Eu.
glish government
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

KENTK'Y COURTESY Resolutions highly
complimentary to Gen. W1n. O. Butler have
passed the Senate of Kentucky, and inyt-
ing him to visit the capitol oflhe State, and
meet his late companion in arms, Gen. z
Taylor on his expected visit.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

IS The Valley Star approves our sug-
gesiion in reference TO action in this Con.
gressioual District. The Rockingham Reg
lister and correspondent Of that paper,
have taken exception to our remarks. We
shall recur again to this subject.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22
MAR RIED

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. J. ]. Gossbren-
ner, Mr.. HENRY GEEDING to Miss MARTHA ANN
daughter of Mr.. Adam Shultz, all of this county
On the It'll inst, by Rev Jno J. Suman, Mr.
JOHN STEcKLEY, to Miss REBEccA M. WHITE,
all of Augusta.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

or5- Fl. w. Shelley Esq, of the House of Dele
gates, will please accept our thanks for a ''map OF
the Internal improvements of Virginia." and a
work of EXPLANATION, accompanying the same, pre-
pared by G. CRozET, late State Engineer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

o1- Col. JOHN B. WELLER, of Ohio, has beer
appointed by the President, by and with the ad
vice of the Senate, Commissioner for running the
boundary line between the U. States and the
Republic of Mexico.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

posed she is lurking about in the neighborhood O.
Waynesbofongh or staunton, in Augusta county.
Twenty Dollars reward will be paid Tor her delive-
ry to the overseer at Blair Park Estate, if apnre.
hended without the county of AlbeInarle and Ten
Dollars II taken within the county. The Blair Parl,
Estate adoins the Blue Ridge in the county of Al.
bemare, and is near the Turnpike, on the right
hand road going to Staunton.
RICHARD POLLARD.
Abemarle county, Jan. 22.-Gw
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22
new AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THAT
Most Extraordinary Work
THE
M ARR ED WOMAN'S.
PRIVATE
Medical Companion.

o. PRICE REDUCED. 4eA
Only 80 cents per copy-3 copies for 81.
THE SECRET OF M. M. DESC
MEAUXS INSTRUMENT FULLY
REVEALED
A new edition OF this important Matrimonial,
Companion, has just been issued, under the edito
rial supervision Of 4. M. WEiSSELHOFF, M d
late OF Paris, Professor Of Midwifery, and author O.
the celebrated work "Gestation and Child
Birth which has such an extensive sale in Eu.
rope and America.
This edition is vast improvement upon Mauri-
ceaus old work, which was chiefly designed to in
duce the reader TO purchase NJ. M. Desomeaux's
Powders and instrument, to prevent an undesired
increase OF family, at an expense Of SlO-and his
Portuguese Female Pills at IS per box. In this e.
diton, there is no part Of the original French work
withheld The Whole secret Of NJ. NJ. Desomeaux's,
instrument ana iaethod is fully revealed and de-
serlbed, and the recipe Of M. Desomeaux's Female
Pills Is given entire in plain English terms 50 that
the purchaser will actually get for
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22
CAUTION.

A Ii persons are hereby forewarned from cut
"A ting or hauling oft Timber from the Mount
Tory lands as the law will be enforced against all
such offenders in future.
Jan l5-3t SHAW s. BRYAN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

G, Gen. LEWIS CAss, has been unani-
mously elected TO the u. S. Senate. by the
of Michigan.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

% One half of the Printing Establishment of
the Lewisburg Chronicle is for sale. 1t is Wing
paper, well patfonized, and presents some induce
nents to any gentleman wishing to engage in the
Printing business
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22


mountains, (Blue Ridge in company with some
of the many hrelings, which are travelling in
that direction at this season of the year. He will
probably hire himself soma of the Furnaces for
a time, and then strike for the Ohio by way of the
Salt Works, or for Pennsylvania. CHESS re-
markaby likely. about % years old, supposed to
be about 5 feet 10 inches high had on when he
left, a Drab Ovorcoat, Black Cloth Coat, Stri-
ped Cashmere Pantaoons, red striped Vest and
Black Hattie has large sum of money, among
which is $50 note. He has long intelligent
face, good teeth, dark complexion, and stoops a
little when standing He can read. and acrites We
ry badly. The owners of furnaces are cautioned
to be on the look out, as he has doubtless supplied
himself with pass and changed his name | will
pay the above reward if secured in Jail SO that
get him again.
0cs-My address is Pottiesvlle Louisa county, Va
CLAYTON G COLEMAN.
January Is, iS49.-4t.
Valley Star, Fincaslle Democrat, Winchester
Virgnan and Lewsburg Chronicle copy and send
account to &. u. c.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22
CALIFORNIA!

A NY person who wishes TO emigrate by land to
"A the Gold regions of California, will do well by
calling on me, as have frstrate new BA-
ROUCHE which will sell very low.
Jan l5-3t JACOB NJ RHODES
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22
DISSOLUTION.

yTNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il GREEN & Co. * j. McNEALE LATHAM has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent The
business will be continued by L. N. GREEN & Co
who authorized to use the name OF the old fra
in the settlement of accounts, &c.
GREEN l. CO.,
j. McNEALE LATHAM.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22
DIR. II. r. PEERY's
VERMIF UGE OR "DEAD SHOT," FOR
WORMS

! w OHNIlo.
A highly valuable preparation, capable from
the promptitude Of its action, of clearing the sys-
tenn in few hours Of every worm.
This preparation has the peculiar advantage Of
not only destroying every worm. but also of pro-
duclng healthy action Of the stomach and other
organs ofdigestion, thereby relieving many com
plants arising from arrangement of the diges-
tive nrUans
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

7 CAN but express my gratitude to the numerous
4 friends who have kindly patronized US, and hope
and believe that nothing will be wanting the part
Of the present propretors of the house Of GREEN Il
& Co. to merit Continuance Of their kind favor,
J. Men. LATHAM.
Ian %
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22
BALTIMORE, June 80. 1876.

Vermituge Of tho present day, for after using
raj others without effect, was induced to make
trial Of this, and the result was an immediate dis
charge of worms in the first case 80, in the Sc
cond Is, and in the third 8 worms: subsequent
operations brought away more and in all 1856
worms from one child. The result is the perfect
restoration Of my child to health.
ANN LEPSON STEWART
Corner Of Cove and Raborg street.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug
lgists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by e. BERKELEY, Stanton, and by
Druggists generally throughout the U. States.
Price s per bottle Six bottles for 50.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22
40 R &c e " a n 10

AN W A Y about three months a
~ Blair Park Estate, a NEGRO
GIRL, by the name Of LAVlNA.
She is likely girl, about Is years
of age, tall and well formed and of
a dark yellow complexion. This girl
sometimes calls herself Lavina Jack
son. She must be at this time far
advanced in pregnancy. 1t is sup
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-22

DIED, in Harrisonburg, ON the evening of the
7th inst, Mr.. JoHNS. CRAFTSMAN, in the 22d year
of his age.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

THERMOMETER IN BosToN.-Ihe Thermometer in
this city on Thursday, at I'll u. NJ, so; Friday, at
sunrise, asa Barometer today ut sunrise, 20H; wind
N f. The mean temperature of April in this city, as
deduccd from three daily observations-at sunrise,
and 10 p. Mwas As 80 degrees degree and fifth
below the average Of April in the last % years The
mean Of tho first half of the month was 45 nearly
two degrees above the but that of the latter half
only 45 L. four degrees below and three Of
degree lower than that of the first half circum-
stance extraordinary to be without precedent
within the last quarter Of century and perhaps much
longer. The weather continued, as In March, very
mild up to the 18th of April and there was every ndi
cation Of early spring The crocus was in blossom,
in situations in the city, the 18th of March,
and the hyacnth the 1st Of April but the 14th
ult, a experienced in the middle
vana SC. and in the course OF that night the ther
momeer fell beew the freezing point for the first time
in pr and at sunrise the 18th stood at only 24
(22 in Philadelphia and CncinDat and at 26M on the
10th This weather appears to have been geno-
rally felt throughout the United States and especially
at the South and s. W., where violent snow storms
experienced the 18th and 18th; and according
to the newspapers, ice formed in the interior OF
South Carolina, SC, five successive mornings, or
from the 10Th to the 10th inclusive In Boston Ice
formed the mornings of the 10Th and 18th only
and there was no snow in the city put tho NUS IN
the pegbborhood covered at sunrise on the 18th
AS the weather has continued cold to this time the
season has become very backward. Indeed the peach
ard cherry which, the average are in iui blossom
Tuesday last the 18th, whilst the color of the
blossom OF the apple usually fully expanded ON that
day. was not perceptibe. In the of the last
MONTH rain fell on nine days but the whole quantity
was small ana less than the average. On day the
1st the ground was whitencd with snow The 4th was
The warmest day (the earliest in the month have
ever observed) the thermometer rising to 7OK and
II fell TO "a on the 18TH Its monthly range 46k
degrees. The barometer the 9th 80 5s and
fell the 10th to ~ 33, difference Of 70 inches
Boston Tyareiicr, May Is.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
a1oxsmsnts for California.


The steamship Falcon, Captain Hartstein, sailee
yesterday afternoon, for Chagres, with the follow
ing passengers:-
A. Dupuy, B. Dupuy Son, G. NJ Durham r. p
Tracy bearer Of despstches for the United States 60
vernment; Charles T.. Foster, w. Jenkins, Roiu
Thorn, M Castro NJ. C. M Burkle, Mrs Aibertazzi, c.
Cerrisni A. de Yzquerado, Mrs. A de Yzquorsdo. and
child Anns Merrill, Marcellins Castinads, Christie
pher Aragsn, Miguel Laiz Lorenzo Camus, John d.
hart, +. ID. Weld, John Hobbs G. KnOwlton John Mo-
Yicksr, William Johnson D. Lamb George Crook. C.
Wetmore, J. C. Wetmore, 8. o. Whitmore, II. Wet
more H 3. Kellogg, II. Gos w. A. Emmons, R. Cur
ley r. Albertazxi Guiternada, c. WOlleb, II. Finin-
ger, Wetgel, DR.. H. Henniway, Dr. Richardson, John
O'Laughlin, John s Mead, j. p. Fay H. Horton, VIM.
H. Holt, Theodore Thicker, G. w Fowie, Rose ma de
Ia Ferre L. G. Higham, w. Frisbie, w. H. Thomas J.
H. Bunting, A. A. Rhodes, Captain McCaduck, J. W..
Jones, and Il In the steerage Total, 49,
The following letter was addressed to Captain
Lefevre, by portion of the passengers, request
ing him to proceed on his voyage -
BEEhupAs, ST.. GEoRGE's HARsOK, March 10, 1S4s.
Capt. P. T.. LErEvRE
steamer under your command, anxious to prosecute
the voyage to San Francisco wish to be understood
It's abandonment, and that we hold the vessel and
owners responsible for the fulflment Of the contract
we mutually made.
We satisfied from our knowledge and close in :
specion that the hull Of the is sound and strong
entirely unnjured by the severe gales have en-
countered and with the repairs and alterations now
making in the masts rigging and engines she will be
in every respect more safe and seaworhy than when
she left the port of New York
We protest against the proceedings Of n portion Of
the passengers board In endeavoring to the
prosecution Of the voyage, unauthorized inter
ference on their part with concerns Of which
hold ourselves to be the best judges for whilo have
no wish to prevent them from abandoning the voyage,
we hold that they have right to compel either
directly or Indirectly, to follow their example.
Joseph Weed, Aaron II. MalOney,
c. Winters, Elisha Bradford
Charles II. Morgan, Ebenezer s. b. Briggs,
James Huntington, Alexander b Hudson,
John Kelly Jr, J. b Chapman,
Charles f. Russell, Michael Carrigan,
Herschel Camp Patrick Carrigan.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, May as


The stock market has not beon SO favoraby affected
by the European advices anticipated. The receipts
Of specie by the Caledonia larger than expected
but the commercial accounts do not vary materially
from those received by the Canada. The reports
relative to the Hrmness Of the cotton market and de-
preston in the market brought by this steam
The Political is important, and there Is fair
prospect of future accounts being highly interesting
What effect the movements the Continent will have
upon the financial and commercial affairs Of this
try remains to be seen. general war in Europe will
have tendency to increase exports and reduce
imports and give good portion of the carrying
trade Of the commercial nations Of the old world We
SHALL in keeping aloof from their quarrels and dcul
ties gather the harvest while they wasting their
substance in 1t will set the tide Of emigration
this way with immense force, and western country
will rapidly fill up with the better classes of Europe
who will be driven to shores for that safety and
protection denied them at home All these things
work for good and those who forced to fee
from the powers striving to crush them will bless the
that induced them to seek shelter under the
protection Of glorious institutions We have here
enough for all and hero the oppressed and down-trod
den millions of Europe will find plenty to eat and
plenty do and that peace and quiet and the enjoy
ment of equal rights and privileges, which guaran
tied to all within limits The political movements
going on in the old world are calculated to advance
most important interests much they cal
cuaed to check and retard the prosperity Of those
countries directly engaged in the political dsturban
ces and can, therefore, look calmly and coolly
knowing that, in any event. win the prize
At the first board to-day, u s. 6's 1862, fell Of per
cent Penn. 5s, u; Norwich and Worcester, Ii Hsr.
lem, y; Long Island, H Reading Railroad, u. There
large sales of Harlem at decline from the opening
The amount of coal transported on the Reading Rail
road for the week ending the oath inst, 36791
tons previously 2lsS2O tons total 255 Ill tons On
the schuylkll Canal for the week, 127lo tons pre-
viousy 43 800 tons total So 100 tons On tho Lehgh
Canal for the week 10,327 tons previously 81 96 tons
total, 10T ,623 tons-grand total AIS, ,s43 tons.
The Collector at Toledo furnishes the annexed COM
parave statement of the following articles received by
the Miami and Erie, and Wabash and Erie canals,
from the 18th of November to the 1s of May 1s4s and
1s49 -
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Our Montreal Correspondence.

MONTREAL, May ~, 1870.
pyosy,s, of agitation Canafa-bssion Of Me Na5 4o
In my last despatch enclosed you the reply Of his
Exoellency the Governor-teneral to tho address u
confidence from the county Of Hastings In political
circles II has been the topic Of conversation since
Its publication. The British party, instead Of being
soothed are outrageous at It, and hs friends Of the
ministry regret its appearance 1t is considered By all
alike as deeply duplicating tho cabinet, aud in faot
places them in peculiarly perpexing position. After
that answer his lordship could never consent to .
mans being paid who could possibly be proved to hays
been in during 81 and 1885, and according to res
ponsible government the opinions enuncatedi Lord
Elgns reply can only be held being those Of the
ministers But the public generally know that these
sentiments In direct opposition to those held By
the cabinet and therefore could have been pro-
claimed in such manner by their consent. IL is thu
wilful Offering by Lord lgn of his private opinion ON
the ssbject lie considers the Just one ana
that great credit Is due to those that introduced IL
Instead Of making effort to regain his lost posi-
ton, Lord Egn has sunk lower than In the OH
non Of both parties In the province Thu British look
upon him ~ y knave the radicals "a . fool By uhis
your readers may be able to judge Of the high cst.
matien In which the present representative Of britst
sovereignty In ths united Canass is held by lie In
habitAnts
In the midst Of the clsnor raised By tho resoIie'
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

We are happy to see that the monument 10 General
olfe the Plains Of Abraham which had been so
much defaced, and the inscriptions almost entirely
oblitersted Is about being replaced by substan
tisl suitable being erected by the military
authorities On the same spot.-Quebec Mercury
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

The mails Of the Caledonia will reach this city
early this morning We shall, therefore, publish the
Double Sheet Herald on tomorrow morning with tho
full details of the European intelligence Advertisers
will please bear this in mind and hand in their business
notices before nine o'clock night.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
TUITION.


DRIvATE LESSONS IN TnR FRENCH GERMAN,
and English languages Literature and the Rptoary
STYLE For terms and hours apply 20 JN NATION Prsfes
de Langues ds tteraeur No @ fh avenue Bowery
Private and Commercial Correspondence
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
MEDICAL.


NoTICE.-JAMEs b. AYREs DENTIST, HAVING RE-
an 1876 Fulton three doors from Church street.
where he will be happy TO mcet his former patrons and
friends and the public generally who need his services
in his profession Remember 1886 Fulton street.
nK ELLIOTT, OCULIST, $50 BROADWAY, INFORMS
monts his oce hours will be from 10Y AZ o'clock
days. Wednesday, and Fridays DR. f. will attend the
poor, usual after o'clock on the above days.
VJNHE MARRIED wOMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL
Companion b. DR.. A.. M. Maurceau. Professor Of DIE
5000 copies sold In six months
Years Of suffering, Of physical msnP
aHctionse wife, and peouniary difficulties TO he usbana
might have been spared thousands would have
oyed oompeteuoe theusands broken healtn wvuls
have enjoyed hundreds their been STU INV
By timely possession Of this work. .,......-.
1t intended especially for the maEied or tnoso
plating marriage discoses importsns seors" ""'s
should be known to them particularly .-... ,<s...A
To those whose health does not permit Oh - " ~
y Of especial Importance ,s an. o,hs~ aha ma
either budding into womanhood the one IN the
years IN whom nature oontemplates an tmportant
Gan discover the causes symptoms and tne mos
medes and most mode Of sure In every osmpn"
which her is suhjoot . an. p-.,,ss,,. ,Bc ia
f,hor.~ strcet N r.. Little Co., Albany, W pviA
RnstnI, r. b. Peterson, 80 Chestnut street Phade pht
pns~ori New orleans; J. b. Cubbsdge savannah.
Q, y hs so.,.ss s:ssps o. ~, - part Il. uS..s
1ust be addresssd post paid. 70 Dr. nssrissas bsS
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

May 26-GrNERAL RuLE-From and after the first
Monday of September next, calendar cause will be
heard at general term, except printed cases and
points furnished to the Court.
After the next July term the party whose duty 1t Is
TO make up the case who shall have elected to make
it up SHALL eight days prior to the general term for
or counsel the adverse party three copies of the
printed for the use of such party. At the COM
mencement of the argument he shall furnish to the
clerk of the Court ten copies Of the printed and
ten printed copies the counsel Of the adverse
party three printed copies of the points which he
Intends to rely with reference to tho authorities
which he proposes to cite in their support.
All cases, points and other papers which may be de-
Hvered to the in calendar causes shall be printed
white writing paper in royal octave size with every
5th line Of each page numbered and with margin ei
net less than and half inches wide. The printed
matter shall be inches long by three and hall
inches wide properly divided into appropriate para
graphs and the nature and character OF each pleading
and proceeding shall be designated by short note In
the margin opposite the commencement OF the same.
or the copies furnished to the clerk, he sha deliver
to each of the Justices and to the reporter OF
the Court one to the State library and to the New
Ysrk Institute, and he shall keep copy with the
cords of the Court.
DrcrsoNs Da,ces et al plaintiffs in error u.s. Talbot
ais, dsfendaas in error.-Judgment reversed, with
costs.
Fell respondent, rs Nc cCadden.-Judgment affirmed,
with $l2 cost.
Straws, %. Eckstein. Judgment affirmed, with 81
costs
Murphy, adsm, DiJJin Motion for trial grant
ed, on payment Of costs, unless plaintiff in ten
days stipuates to remit all the verdict $500 In
which ca.e motion for new trial in the denied
Motion for trial. on the ground of newly discovered
evidence, denied.
.Joschisson adsm Chicheser.Judgment at the special
term affirmed
Hansel, adsm., Moore.--Judgment affirmed with $12
costs.
Next week will be vacation week in this court.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
THU DOUBLE SHEET.

THE EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE,
g., &C., &c.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
SALES BY AUCTION.

A J. BLEECKER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REAL
"A. Estate on Eighth Avenue. and Eighty-Ninth and
goth streetsAnthony J. Beecker will sell ut auction
Tuesday 10Th y o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
bS Valuable Building Lots Terms easy. maps, apply
at the auctioneers No. Broad street
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
ADVERTISEMEN1S RENEWED eVERi o.
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CUNDAY EXCURSION DOWN THR BAY AND TO
- Grsenwood Cemstery; Fare "a oents The Steamboat
a. 10 A. M and +. NJ leave Greenwood at III A. NJ,
and Sundays, leave Canal street at 10 A. NJ and
r. M; Grcenw ood at II, g. and G. Arrangements
made with tho Csptan for funerals.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTiCE-LEAvES NEW
- YORK-7BQ Q. 10, n o'clock, A. NJ, and l. g. e. s. Gv
and l. l. g. L. 6.6. o'clock. p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

Never! Never-Ne mean never buy your
Boots for cash at credit prices If first pair
Of Boots Shoes Caters at moderate, ready
price, to JONES, ID Ann street. tell him il
does not satisfy you, nobody can, think.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27
FOR SALE,

HUDSON RIVER.-FOR SALE, THE COUNTRY SEAT
at Fort Clinton four miles above Cadwells Landing
and six miles south of West Point On tho promises
large oetagona cottages ALSO out houses orchard Of
and winter apples fine cherries peaches
other fru Within Ave hundred of the dwelling
Is the truly beautiful Lake sinnespnc we'll stocked with
fish, the water Of Depth and clear that Of Lake
George. In the vicinity streams aboundng in fac
trout. This property - within four miles Of the large
hotel lately erected by Mr. Cozzens Apply Mr. PELL 81
Wall street. from IL to 4 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

eningy ovor our city and SUMMER Is approachng IN al It's
intensity begin to long for the nvgoratng
watering places and of all have
h;c frow w the r~nmsr bsamt. os ~ s;.a
and the beneficial effects Of the air. combined with its
and from the perhaps the desirable
spot for summer recreation in our vicinity We understand
that addition to this extensive house and grounds
the proprietor has engaged two small cottages the
of which he intends letting to families who will then
enjoy all the benefits and uxures Of first hotel with
the publicity that necessarily attends large public
house We sincerely advise readers to visit to
the Hamilton House. and its gentemanly and accommoda
ting proprietor.