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@ODEW'S AAIDWsS BOOK
FOR 1850.
THE BOOK OF THE NATION
The Oldest Magaziae in 4,ney1ca.

EDITED by MRS. sARAu J. HALE
coNrAnisoS BETWEEN Cooley AND Tug ornsa
rmiLADELPiJA MoNTnLlEs.
In lS4S, the Lady's Book gave 9l6 pages
whichis ! l6 more than one, and las more than
the other Philadelphia monthly. He gave 2sI
engraving among which were 20 coored, and
% full pages--wlich is l36 more than one nnd
$50 more than the other.
We give, in each number piece Of music.
printed separately ON timed paper, % pages, or
twelve pieces i'll year. 10 show the chcapness
of the Lndys Book, this music, if bought scpar.
ate'y at the music stores, would cost exactly tho
price of the whole years subscripton-S3.
SoME or OUR PECULIAR EMDELLisuaENTs-Ia
dies work table-which comprises every kind or
nccdlc-work embroidery, knitting mcttng-crotcl.-
ct, patterns for capes, chcmeScttcs, children's
clothes, wedding dresses, indoor and outdoor
costumes; birds of America; colored flower plates.
model cottages and furniture; fashionable do;
ncc-work; Ngnctte plates at the head of articles
etc, etc. All the above arc illustrated by engra.
wings.
And, in $50, will also be given n set ofengra.
wings illustrative Of the costumes, of all nations
with descriptions by Mrs, Hale Most of the old
features of the Book that were SO popular last
year, will be berctaincd, and new ones added a,
they may suggest themselves 10 the publisher.
A NEW NOVEL By w. GILLMONE SIMMS,
Will be one OF The features for 1850.
We have long stood ut the head Of the Blaga-
zine world ion orr contributions; tlcy are always
moral and instructive, and such rs may be placed
before II Willy without hesitation. This depart.
mcntis under tic control of of Mrs Sarah 10.
tepba Hale whose name alone is y sufficient
guarantee iUr the propricty of the Lady's Book.
We may say the same of our cnglapings. We
vii never ~ is done by co,cmporary, publish
mdcct M tmodcNnrist pictures, such us no parent
would allow q child To look at.
GoDEY's LApY's Book for 1850 Shall surpass
tato iS49, and exceed ali magazines, pas, ,1res-
ent, and to,come.
TEnMs; So year in advance, postage paid.
Address l.. y. GODEY.
113 Chasnut-st PHILADELPHIA
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THE KEOWEE COURIER.

the apple orchards were all in the
river bottoms-the worst possible
place ior lhem-and onnqulry was
tod (what l knew would be said
without askingl that It was a poor
iruit country. The best fruit grow
ing height OF each district must be de
iermned by actna! experiment; and
have no doubt If tho farmers of Wy
om.ing valley would cut down their
irn' trees IN the river bottoms, and
piant an orchard reaching from near
NE me nase 10 The 'opo OF the surrounding
hiils' 'hey, would discover one OF the
pest apple growing elevation; and
pIah5'ng orchards at that pitch they
VOID probably bo rewarded with
me ifuit'
Na.o.o;t. g. Nj,
b,,r,fni InMI XXX = 9il9eplN ,le o'n1ng IS SO
Want nf n sIoon y, 1r,e mo,,n ,,;.,u aun pooy as
cssnr,, U' ,nr,;pn %,~Gp tbe pbep,meu @ OF 'lie ne
o%o",$ poI'nph' m , v'H person gets wan
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1875 REVV. ARD

DANAWAY from the subscriber,
lN at Kingston, Cass CO., Georgia,
a negro man named CUPIT. Has
a wan over his left eye, inclined to
be gray, about 45 years old--of rath-
er a brown complexion. ] bought
the boy of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens
Dist. S. c., and formerly belonged
TO some of Lynches, of that District
or Greenville,
/ will give the above reward of $25
for the delivery of said boy to Jacob
Bllrris, Esq, near Anderson G.. H.,
S. g.
DAVIS BORCUGHS.
Kingston, Geo, Aug. Ii, 1850.
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GEORGE OATE,S

Fer fhe eac|usiue sale o1 Bocoss 4. ia
zen $ d''d Dubois G,'d S;ea6ury's.
celebrated Grand 1ction Pr
dno Fortcs,
234 and ESQ King Street, (at The Bend.
CHARLESTON, S. c..
Ecery Instrument sod as Gcccanpaiied
'rah a tcrntcn guarantee so thai
mere as no risk rIsatecey to the pur-
chaser.
NEW MUSIC.
NE r. OATES would drespccifully iavit
1Y1 the attention of the public geaerallv
10 his select catalogue of musical publica
tons, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers.
A,Wo BjSlop's G, and March, founded on
Bellni's celebrated Rondo Finale, All
don't, minglc, in Somnambula, and
introducing theinew ,ration, composed
by Bcllini, (never before published and
The property of Bochss) Embellished
with Ia correct likencS$of Madame Bishou,
in The character Of Alnna Arranged
for the Piano Forte Ey n. G.. Bochsa.
Price 37a cents.
Ume nuitdans les Trow9ue$: (A Night in
the Troplcs) a Reverie, on n motive
from l4c Desert, by Feiciec David. Com
posed by Maurice Strakosch. 375 cents.
Grand Polka Fanta$tiqae; composed by
the late eminent Guitalist, Vincent A
Schmidt, author of the .Retrent Are
ranged forthe Piano Forte by Miss Adel-
Kobnstock' 25 cents.
.Sttnnyside Uoltz: cmbclIishcd with a bean.
tlful and correct viewof Sunnysidc, the
residence of Washington Irving; compo-
sed by Henry T. Oates. 25 cents.
Mayg Blame Polka. 25 cents.
Ra Fille de Regiment sPolku introducing
the ir'Salui In France 25 cents.
Leoe d'1moar PoKu 25 cents.
Yankee Doodle Polka. 25 cents.
.Feae,i,& Wiiiiam's Goydee Poika. 25 cts. E
Second Swsaanah Polka :bv Rziha. 25 cts.
Home S'Oeet Home Poke: beautiful
% cents.
Last Rose Of SIMMER, Polka: very popular
{ 90 cents.
Lope mol Polka. by R2ihi 25 cents.
CELEBRATED Linda Polka, Introducing All!
would the happy day was near 25 cts.
Charleston Qs,adrities: by r. Woolcott..
3711 cents.
Dispairing 1fa,s$ a beautiful Ballad. com-
posed by thcrinte distinguished vocalist,
John Wilson. 25 cents.
Reowee Waftes, in Q Nos; By a lady of
South Carolina so cents each.
Palmetto Regiment quick Step-9 -cnlbc S
lished with acorrcct rep esentalion
> new Military HALL Cliarls ston:by 37enry
Z Oatcs 25 cents.
soutter,,er Quick Sop embejlisbed with
3, correct representation of Steamship
Southcrno;. byHenyy f; Oates. s5 ce.its.
Casper Guards March, Composed by a
lady OF South Carolina 20 cents.
Z,acy Long Polka. Sfnyermarkische, 25cts.
Carnieat Of Venice Poiku, very. populau. 4
25 cents
!Sfeyerntarkische Faporite I'olka. Us eeDts Z
Also, all the New Music rcceisV1 sexS
press from The principal publ glie
United States. - ~ fsyss W
#..*A liberal discount made tosSasslers.
schools and seminaries IA
z Es070 0rdersfor these publicatieh must
be sent to
GEORGE q Il ,rFs
234 and 23e King ST Cat thosbcnd)
1s Charleston. sT5.o
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NOTICE nm FUIlI.I

a S paitof the Store the subscriber
IN had j, Cheohee was a copart-
nership business, those indebted TO
the subscribef previous to the 25th Of
December, lS19, IL not paid aceor
ding to pFomises will find themselves
pesieredl yes, pestered, either by
myself or the proper officers until
all is'settled up. el.
b, WILLIAMS, i
Oct, IL, 1850.
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"THE SOUTHERN PRESS. I"


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superuiend the establishment of Southern
Iress 0t-WaShlngtou City. to bc devoted to the
exposition and defence of Southern rights and
mNttutions-ths dissemination of correct in.
formation as 20 Northern policy and Tie course
oi pnriical affairs generally, without reference
To the old party lines of Whig and Democrat.
Arrangements are now in progress, promptly to
ensure the i5sno of such paper under the
Title of
THE SOUTHERN PRESS"
or the con'llct ofwhch, suitable Editors have
been engaged, who will also receive the aid of
number oE eminent and able contributors.
There viii be both tYi-wcekIy ami a weekly
suc--tlc latter to contain sub,.ontiollv H..
came ma;;e9 as the fo.mcr, AMI intended TO
reach hose points OF the country whose mail
facilities are lnicd
ID issue will BE- added hereafter, should
1t he deemed advisable or necessary by the
pres an people oItl Southern States.
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al news of th" day, domestic AMI foreign, by
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the Proceedings and Debates in both Houses
Gi Congress; a we'll ~ the action ofthc loca
Legislatures ON The southern question.
a limited number only Of Advertisements
will b. reccivcd-themuin object being to fur
n'h large amount ofreading matter.
The paper will be printed on n sheet canal
IN size those of the other Washington papers
ana the material will be procured especially
for the purpose
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friend to tic South will aid in f,f5curng sub
cnOers, and forward the names, will tho
amount subscribed, to some Southern Repre-.
sentative at Washington forthwith.
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JACKSON 5fORTO "
r. TOOMBS,
IT. I,HOMPSON.
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which will entitIc them to an exchange with
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EGsGpM QUE.

Those indebted to the subscriber cnn
save cost by calling and settling their
notosand accounts as longer indulgence
cannot be given.
JAMES GEORGE.
Jan. s. 80
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MASSACHUSETTS WmGGaRY.
Mr.. Scudder, a whig candidate for
congress inthe New Bedford district,
thus defines massachusetts whig-
gerry:
Il have not The time for extending
M remarks, but will briefly say that
the doctrines an: views upon the
suiect OF slavery which the Massa-
chusetts wings have so long 'batt'ed
tor cannot be given up by me. /
shall be ready at aIllt.mco 10 make
legitimate practical application OF
them throughout the Union which if
effected, would undoubtedly repeal
the enactment called the Fugitive
Slave Law, abolish slavery in The,
District of Columbia, and extend the
principles of the whnot proyiso over
all the Territorial possessions of the
United States"
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With deep regret we announce
the death ofone ofour most agedand
respectable citizens, Daniel G.. Webb,
while inattendance upon Divine wor-
ship, yesterday afternoon, in the Uni
tartan church. He was, apparently,
N his usual health whenhe entered
the participated in the sing
ing and other services, and seemed
deeply absorbed iii tfhe sermon; but,
Just as the preacher, in illustrating
the power OF religion to disarm death
oi lis terrors, had quoted the dying
words Of President Taylor II have
endeavored 10 do my duty, and am
ready to die, 7 Mr.. Webb was obser-
we'd to droop, apparently in swoon;
and, although Immediate assistance
was rendered by Drs. Moultrie and
WMttiedge, who were present, ALL
efforts te resusciate him were inef-
iectual and his life!ess body was con
veycd from the church TO his resi-
dence.
Mr.. Webb was for many years
connected with the business Of Char
lesion as Factor, and as Director
of the Bank of the Stale, and
throughout his iengtbcned career
maintained a character of unswer-
wing integrity and mbiemished hon,
or.-Chartcstoa Mea'c,ny,l8th inst.
INDIAN MURDERs in HAYwoop.
No. CA.-We are pajned TO learn
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INDIAN MURDERs in HAYwoop,
No. Give are panied to learn
that few days since, an. In,'ian call
ed at the house Of an Indian widow
woman in Haywood, where there
was no one but herself and little
daughter, and requested her 10 let
him stay all night. She gave con-
sent. During the night woman was
cruelty murdered, robbed of$2 00in
money, her wearing apparel, &c,
and the house fred and burnt to the
ground! ThesIittle girl was reused.
a"d fortunately escaped The flames,
gave The alarm, but too late. The
remains of the woman were found in
the fire. Search was made, and a
part of the money found in posses
SION OF the man; and the clothes, &c.
were sold in the ncighborhood TO- Ii
quor, that curse of the world. The
old lady had son in the mountains,
who came home and learned the facts
and Indian like, thirsted for.reyenae.
VIM. III. Thomas, Esq, was holding
a sort of council in the neighborhood,
where the son went, and seeing the
murderer, he. walked deliberately up
10 him without saying a word, lifed
his arm, and plunged q knife 10 the
Init his SIDE! Two brothers of the
fwoundcd man were then about to
iakc vengeance on the son, but were
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Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
MIXTURE /
nrgs nottIes-onIy ono poIlar.


TIL. Proprietor Of tho Gra, American Remedy ''vArsHss
Vrayr,ulr LlruoyrEtrrro MiSruEE,' induced By Ihr
ur-sn soei,auon. Of h. Asea's, 'hnOashSui the uHSe
slales and Canada, has nov
Reduced the Price
,r Ri, nonu,, and wen known articles and o= np dsp,.
hens.iorh he will put up but one size onl',ha assd
bo,tlss:--ilie retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR,
Fhnub NAV rest assured that the character Of toe y ii
cine s strength and curative properties WILL RI lain
uxcuANaEp and the same esTe viii be bestowed "A pre-
pairing it as heretofore.
As this medicine under its reduced price, viii be Turehased
by those who have hitherto made Themselves acquainted
with lis virtues the proprietor would beg to inrate that ms
article is not 10 oased with the amount OF Remedies
OF the day - ii claims for itself greater healing p0nsr IN
a! diseases tAaA any other preparation before the
orl and has sustained itself for eight by lis superior
medical virtues and until this reduction, commanded double
the price of any other article in this line,
NorIcE PART1cu.AaLy this article acts with great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
end at other upon the proper action Of which life and
health depend:
This msjieine has Justly high repue as remedy Ter
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases Of that 1t be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his paentand Tor
these distressing diseases more especially DRorsy the p'op
etor would earnestly and honestly recommend IT, AT A
present price easily obtained by all and the al viii provo
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
Please ask for pamphets-the agents give them
they contain over sixteen pages of receipts lin addition to full
redea atter valuable for household purposes and which
will save many dollars per year practical housekeepers
These receipts introduced make the book OF great
value aside from its character advertising medium for
in Faeor inf kylp in Tho
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y. o. NGNHEoY trEuBey p,auE
KENNEDY & HAGUE,
I Nil O RS. va
q sETgtU R3St0bEiStslse en5y .t

7 ME UNDERSIGNED respectfu'ly announce 10 tht,
l. pnolic of Cadiz and vicinity, thai they have
entered into oo-paItnership for the purpose of
carrying on the Tailoring business in all it's ynri
Gus branches. Their shop is IN the hhsrmet
story of he Brick building, on the corner or
Heuben'ille and Main streets, Immediately on.
positc the sto.e ofMcssrs. Sand II. McFaddrn.
They llave made arrangements to receive the ycty
latest fashions from the eastern cilics;and ass,te
their patrons hatthey are prepared to makenll
garments in stJ lie Equal TO say the least nf l.,
TO those manufactured in any other part of this
country. # ~
Having 5olh mad an experience ofnenrly Griecp
years in the business, and worked in aIn,osI rvc.
ry state in the Mon, they feel themselves iu,,;,
fe1 in 'garIfning every article they may send
from their shop, TO give entire sulisfactioh. both
MS % fl and durability of workmanship.
Wi,h this declaration of heir intentions. thew
respectfully ask, and hope to receive share II
the patronage of the town Of Cadiz and the sur
rounding county They may, ut all times bo
Cudiz, April II. lS50-ly.
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National kEOuSe,
CeaxEs oF srgucESNILLE ANn WAEstN sTErtT
CADIZ. ONO.

CoaNEA % SrEucENNltLE AID " AgatA sItitIs
CADlZ, ONO,
One squars west ofihe Public BEildiuss. form
cTl, orcrpicd b, Thomas G. imrcH.
Rr.rA TENHESUBSCRiBER having lateb
fTi Routed his estR.iishueni, Eas
mss arrunyniet aud pa. Tin complete IepaiI'
$ssseAaud furnished Il wiih enlrc new FuFlIi-
mTo. ii8s hopsc is loct,'ed in the most pleasant
and business part ol the iuWn.
TIE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly rcpaiira, and viii nj nli times hc
provided with (hc best Of pruvendeF, pnd attended,
hy careful and ub,igin shosiers.
Connected with the establishments is large and
ezicnsfer WAGON YARD, (he beet in Cadiz,
and suitable Cor MOnagerics aud Clicuses.
Having permanently lnraicd al ne above stand
the eit1zrns generally and C!ictrIveng gpubiic may
resi- assured ihatno pains will be SPARED Ia rcudc
those who may favor tho National House with g
call as comfortable as possihle,hy which means The
undersigned hopes 10 merit AMI receive "a iibcra
shirc oi patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount o
Suubiing rr,Iuircd.
BOARDERS received by the week, month o.
year.
Suitable Rooms can bcfurnishcd for Private Fa,
miles.
have connc ctcd with the above establishment.
Il LIVER STABLE, which. for Iyie OF Cam
AGES, and sa fiery of lloRsEs, cannot he surpassed
by any establishments nfthe Kind in lie county
CETCllARGES MODERATE,
TECMA McCUE.
Cadiz, Apul II, l840
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w. GRADE s. CO.'S.
NJ ERCHANT TAILORING
AND CL0THINC ST RE.

MAIN STREET, CADIZ, o.,
| I(DN'cHy opposite III Pn5ijc B0hHa&s. }
"a ME Subscribers call the attention Of lhcir
friends and the public, 10 lseir lar,rand we'll
selected stock Of FASHION ABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMME Clio THING.
which for variety OF style an0 laehions, and OK
ec'Iencc, has never ecnappropclred by any thing
ia this market.
Wcare detcrminod To give satisfaction to ri by
selling good articles MS wcll made auA as cheap
as can BE- bought in Phladelphin. Wethere(nrt,
aoi only invite he people Of the county. ris ing
| The town, to give call, but the citizens Of C-
liz alsoi for which nothing viii he charged, but
hanks will be returned, whcthc they purchase
jr not
AS we intend 10 keep constantly on hand every
! hing in the CLOTHING LINE. and all thHl
makes up II gcntlcman's wardrobe, aud at such
prices as shall defy competition. we hope by strct
lauenHon to business, TO meet the views and rc :
souabc wishes Of all our friends and the public
generally.
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS,
will be continued ,und garments all kinds made
and trinlaed as usual in the best manner, at the
same stand. Pariiculnr attention will be bestow-
4 ed upon this department.
Persons who may not desire ne to make mp IheiI
lgarments. eau be furnished with u most superb
and splendid stock OF
CLOTHS AND CASSiMERES.
with appropriate trimmings, at our store. Tnnre
| Al nolas good a stock in town as onrs from which
10 choose. New York and philadelphia ,sh
ions viii be regularly received.
4 ~ Having iucommen with every body else,
known for II long time that such an establishment
a. the pbove was badly wanted in Cndz, we con
fdenty hope that the public will triumphant,
sustain u.s. On our part, we will exert ourselves
Ito the utmost 10 please.
Cadiz, April IL. 1850 ~
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.oRE rnAN 5olot Prisons CCi.t

TITS upon the principle of Inscnsblc Perspira
I ton. rs exhibited in this rut, thai he humuu
body delivers itself oi impurities aud disease
'TEe blood btiug the life OF the Grsh" according
TO Scripture. hmusl be kept are 10 insure health
This il docs BY its own heat aul action through
the :, stem. celebrating nil impurity ana Casiln,
ud all its wuru out particles, uhi Ii carried ou'
oi the system, through the pores OF the skin
When, however, the skin hccnm1s locked up iron
sudden changes OF weather ,or amy undue upplica
lion OF r0ld, all he hun Ors. aud vlmcnt particles
fthr blood arc retained within and sickRcss and
death must follow. All the long catalogue ordi-
seasts are the result. We haze under such cit
,cunstances, discovered icmcdy tha: will opel,
ihe pores and assist the body tocast of any ofcn
ling humor. llis
HAIiSicr's AU-Hcaliag Ointment
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LOCK OUT FOR BALGAINS!!
TO-
w z LCTE & 2 xTTLLrPs

Main street, opposite the Public Buildings.
A RE now 10 receipt Of their stock Of SPRING
IA & SUMMER GOODS, ana viii open this
Morning u beautiful assortment Of summer silks
Bnreges, de Lnins, Lawns, &c. with great va.
liety OF other desirable DELss Goops just purchus
ed il Philadelphia,
Having selected the most desimble styles and
best fabrics. at the lowest utes. Confidently
solicit an mination or our assortment. plcdgns
ourselves TO show such iDduceMcntsas as cannolbl
offered elsewhere.
C0diz. May /, Is50-tf.
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Splitting RIood.

DR.. $. P. TowNsEND--l verify believe your sarsa.
parilla has been the means, through Providence Of
saving my life. have for several years had a bad
CougA 1t became worse and worse AT last | raised
large quantities of blood had night Sweats and was
greatly debhtsted and reduced and did expect to
live have only used your sarsaparila a short time,
and there has wonderful change been wrought in
me. nm now able TO walk all over the city raise
no blood, and my cough has left me. You can well
imagine that am thankful for these results, Your
obeuient servant WIN Russell 65 Catherine.st
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Mansion House,
"A ND 8 T.gg r. OEFECE

CoLNER OF STEUBENvILLE STREET Al THE PURlIt
SQUARE, orPonTE THE COURT House..
III ME Snbscriberrcspectfplly informs his friends
i md the public, that he has leased theab Nv,
HOUSE lntely kept BY S. II DEWEY lor numbe
of years, and is repairing and renoyating It GJn
top to bottom, and has reurnished II with ent iT'
new furniture, carpets, &c. Tic hatters bimse!
Tint for neatness Of arrangement and comfortable
accommodate ms. the MANSION HOUSE canu0
now be surpassed in this section Of the State,
The BEST He nlarketa a6oYds win be put in 10
QUESTION to furnish his tatles, and evCsy attOn
ton paid by all connected with the establishment
TO render visiters at home. The STAB BLES arc
new, excellent. aud capable o accommodating
go horses. and none but trusty ostltrs will even
be kept about them. Sufficient proyindGr will nj
wnys be kept on hand, and DROVERS and IRA.
VELEleS ma depend upon having their animals
well fed and attended to,
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month,
or year, on the most reasonable terms. 8.
aEHT1 The STEU BENVILLE,
RN9 CAMBRl DIG IL. and WASH
eallR INGT0N STAGE ieave this
=ssssasEz I'd house t,l-reekly (which max, :
tia desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to trayelhy those conveyhnoes.
For the convenience of guests, the subscriber
IS alto about establishing LIVERY STABLE
~ connection with ,be house, so that persons de
sirous ol securing privnte conyeynnces, can do so
without trouble az the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms.
Determined 10 render padsfretion both in nc.
and charges, ] nhk shnre ofpuh-
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT.
cadiz, August 7, 1850.