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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-29
LEATHER! LEATHER!!

LEATHER! LEATHER!
I'IE SUBSCRIBER bcgs to inform his friends and the
Trade in general that he has just returned from the
North with n large assortment of FRENCH CALF SKINS
Of the approved brands and Patent Calf Skins and
Leather in general all of which he will sell low, for
cash, approved credits
81 dozen French Calf skins, from 81 to $50 per dozen
Homemade CalESkiu. Kipps and Uppers
Harness, Bride, and Band Leather
Morocco Shoes Lining and Binding Skins
Spanish Sole, Slaughter & Skirting
Shoe Finding and Soze's Kilt
~ Agent for ii. H. DAYS Webbing for Congress
Boots T. q. FORD,
may Elm Corner 7th and streets.
rtNIME, THE AVENGER, new novel; by the
| author of The Wilmngtons"
Mary Ersnc Franconia story, by the author Of The
Roll0 Book 80
No IL Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution, by Los
sing. Received, and for sale by -
mp lS-6 Booksellers, near Ninth street.
LII of Harper Brothers Publications.
\ n All Of Appleton's Publications
All Of Puuams Publications,
Little 3 Browns, Boston; and all books published in
the United States.
For sale at the publishers prices by -
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
ap 1s-u Booksellers, near 9th st.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-29

GTRAw GOODS In great variety, for
- Gcntlemen's, Youths and Chldrens wear.
ALSO
Gentemcn's and youths soft SLOUGH Hats, of various
shapes and qualities for sale at moderate prices at
STEVENSS
Great Hat, Cap, and Gentlenens Quitting Store,
under the Atheneum, opposite the Adelphi Theatre
may 24-po3tf
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HUDSON RIVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.


once SeVeah street, third door above ID, Opposite
the office Of the InteHigencer,)
CAPITAL 100000,
All pad IN and securely uireste besides large surplus.
WILL insure MERCHANDISE DWELLINGS, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, and other property, any where in
the DISTRICT AND STATES the most favorable
terms.
a1- No policy issued for greater amount than $1,000
on any risk.
The public may rest assured that all losses sustained
by this Company will be LITERALLY ADJUSTED ARD PROMPT
LIZ PAID.
ISAIAH BLOOD, President.
4. c. MORGAN, Vice President.
II. J. AVERY, Secr'y. GEO. b. ARMSTRONG,
may l2-u Agent, Washington, ID. G.
DEPSIN, the Celebrated DYSPEPSIA
j. Curer.-A new supply Of this valuable medicine
ceyed today for SALE bottle Dyspepcs are in
vted to try IL.
For sale by J. +. CALLAN,
may 23-tr Seventh street, opposite the Post Office.
White sulphur Water,
nRECT FROM THE SPRINGS, Greenbrier, Va, for
IL sale, in large or small quantities, by
j. f. CALLAN.
may l3-H Corner u and Seventh SITS.
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JNO. B. KIBBEY & CO.,

heaters an
FINE GROCERIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS.
No. 8, opposite Centre Market,
an 10 WASHINGTON CRY, d. G. day
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A CARD.

WYNN WALL would respectfully inform the citizens
w the District that he Is prepared to MAKE To or
DER all description Of Clothing Of the best material and
finish, at the shortest notice. CHEAP FOR CASH.
NAV Stiff Penn ay, BETH 9th aud 10th streets
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LAURENCE THOMSON & !

DRINK DURBIN, Iron a. Steel Mer-
Id chants, Importers and dealers in American,
Swedc Norwegian, Refined, Cable, and common English
Iron manufacturers of Boiler Riyets and Spikes Hoop
Band, Scroll Fue Boiler Sheet, Small ron Axle Iron,
113 North Water street and 81 North Delaware
mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

vrft usver did lame and the courts OF equity bv
OF the com law had never done 20 since The
Normal oonouest Itvas slso necessary 20 warrant
~. s..r. ~ =. ir;unction that ths danger must ~
imminsnt and thrsstsned In the Atto.n,y snersl
sssirst ths Mica Inmrsuoe Convsny ~ Johnsoa
OHsrcsrv Rsnortsl n Nd soueht TO restrain then
from ssnnr brnk notes TO law but the court
rsfnssd a. eaving ths evil mieht be endured without
unt rsn ovsd nv the oom mon
Ia Tha III, 80 rrchihiticr ~ common iav vouIS
have met the case rnd vonid hsvs issned
An Injunction to GUST defendant peadene lite, In
quasi criminal proceeding In eject, executing him
and trying him Afterwards This proceeding belonged
genericsy TO civil actions but not the clsssifca
ton Of actions In particular case The code which
abolished the quo Sarronto, did nothing more The
language followed nearly tdem rerbis the old form
emitting only the Latin. Nothing was said about an
Injunction because was not obtsnabls before under
quo pa,Tanto. The Consistency Of the Board OF Su-
pervisoIs was show by the seven members having
the Legislature to reappoint the six who went
out the LIST OF January to the lst OF April-con-
sderiDg then that the Legslsture had power though
thoes gentlemen were July Jinctus QDico and slso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21
The Atlantic Steamer.

TO TIE EDITOR OF TNK HIRALD.
As the 1yt6xns has literally appropriated its
columns to the publication of articles aiming to
prove the failure Of the Collins steamers and a.
the Iribu~e has not published reply to those ar
ticles which have been furnished and which are
based upon simple and substantial facts every one Of
which can be substantiated. ! now appeal to you,
knowing your disposition to be at least impartial
allude to the articles in the Iylbwme OF the 4th
and 18th instant; the former being over the sigma
ture Of" Fil0panl," and pro essiDg to be highly
scientific and mathematical exposition OF the Col
Inns and Cunard steamers, and being based upon
erroneous data, and terminating in wrong conclu-
eions, is well calculated TO deceive many sub
ject in which they feel deep and national in
teIest.
First. II will give the dimensions of each steam
er, and show that instead of the Atlantic and
Pacific having a joint power of 1000 nominal
horses, and the Asia only 500, that the Asia has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

get the money on the second note willard told "a
get II from the chatte mortgage whore stten pied 70
get L.; Smith &C that time dsfeadiDg tie suit ~
which endsavoring to oollsst the money On
the chstts mortgage NJ told ~ We hsd collected az
would get, that has, thus far, proved true
made the advances the representation made to ne
by Mr.. Willsra, and backed BY Mr.. smith; u bad
not been for these they woudnot have
got . dollar
The case was here suspended till Wednesday msra.
Ing.
Frs. lS-Testimony of Thomas J. Coleman, ooa-
tinued-I had known Of Mr. willard having business
transactions with Mr. jenkins previous to the busi
which transacted with him after the small
notes matured, L called upon Willard In rsfsrence -
their he told to 20 70 smith, - the notee
der" Q.-Did you subsequently have any convsSss.
tion with M Smith In reference to the notes signed
endorsed by him As trusted l0bjected to by the
defence Objection ovefruled BY the Court Al
did met him last Jsly, 1t the City Hall, where he
made kind Of an apology for his treatment OF myself
violence; he said Mr.. jenkins could recover the
amount due the notes II he went to work In the
right manner;r said thought IL strange that no
should induce to take this note In place Of the
Others he Threatened to cowbids me; said he weulA
knock my head H. and uttered other like threats III
dared to open my mouth about It.
Cross examined-I have known Mr.. jenkins nine or
ten yesrs saw him sometime last fall rwo Letters
rem MT jenkins to witness, were here producedl 1
hrst commenced acting tor Mr. jenkins in 1885, had
been acting fer him about . year when these notes
were given he psd the rate Of 5000 per year;
think acted in that capacity about years;
think he left in 1913 IL may have been in the be-
ginning OF ls3s think 1t In April OF lS49. The
exam nation here extended to considerable
length matters not connected with the narrative
done with the witness when the adjourned
Tor the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21
New HOOKS, go, received at the Herald
Once.

New Hooks, 60, received st the Herald
Once.
THr Urirrp srArSs MAaarrrs AND DtNocsArrc Re-
INV, for February, 1851. Kellsts q Moore No. ITO
Broadway.
NoRIH AsgsrcAr MIscrLLArv, Nos. 1, q and Q. A.
Dalmef Co, No. Barclay street
Anrn,cAr WHie Rrusw, for February d W. Ho-
ly No. lis Nassau street.
rHs sor or rHs wilpsRrsss. dramatic poem, By
Frederick Hahn translated from the German, BY
Charles Edward Anthem For sale at the book stores
BaApsHAws BsIrisH RArLwAv AND srrAN NsvieArio-
Guips. Edwards, sandiord 4 Co, Transatlantic Ex-
press once, 10 Wall street
Tss IrrrsrArrorAL MorrHLr MAsArrSr, for rebru-
ary 0tringer Townsend
UNITED BrArgs MONTHLY Law MAoArfSF, Tor FEB
ruary. John Livingston, 81 wall street
Ins Asror WALrr, music for the nuts) W. w.
Hall Sons
Tvs R,ro Dovs PolrA, Emusic y composed BY Miss
Iheress HeBBessy, and dedicated to Mr.. v. Wolf.
This composition IL the work Of . young lady Who 70
scarcely nine years Of age but Who has exhibited an
sxtraordinary aptitude for music She is nov An ac-
eompiished performer, and BIDS fsr to rank high ~
composer. We hope her talents YIN b duly eutivst-
Cd end encouraged.
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Beard OF Educanion.
The PRECEDENT in the chair.


fyH. 10 "A report from the Finance COMMITTEES, In
favor Of sppropristipg sins - Tor fitting mp . nev
primary school Twenty nth street In the sixteesth
yard, vsssdopted
CONVENTION.
Committee a Delegates was appointed TO sttends
State Convention 10 be holden ct Utica the sth In
slant This convention Is for the psrpcee Of discuss
ing the Free tekoel Law, with view TO bring some
In fuence 10 bear the action OF the Legislature.
The President. snd Mesrs Russ, Murphy, and Davis,
we're appointed he COMMITTEES.
NV 1901 Hovsr rHr yIvrH wasp.
A resolution Vas adopted appropriating the sum Of
SIS coo for the purpose Of purchasing ots Nos To- n
and IL North ccrs street corner Of varoh street. -
sit. for new school house for the Fifth ward.
.fvrH
A resolution was paseed, authorizing the purohass
Of lot n ground IN the OF Ward School No a.
In Greenwich aresue In tie Ninth ward for the sum
Of ssei
SALARY oy ASSISTANT cLssr.
Mr. Carey tfsred resolution proposing 10 az the
SALARY Of the Assistant Clerk Of this Board ct $500 psr
ansum. Referred to the vinancs Committee
The meeting then adjourned TO Monday pext
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

hFrEoRol osicAL PHEyosSsos. The most mag.
snhesnt eight We ever beheld, occurred on Thurs
day evening last When the moon aroee above
BE aonlcn, the radiation 81 her light was reflected
sdcs ulon The SKY, aud three moons were visibIe
Al be same tpe-each distinct, bright and beaufi-
away ints penumbra tineed on its edges with CO.
lore, not much diseimiisr to the rainbow. When
IN he zenith this circle became broad and Distinct.
AND The moon shope out from IL like brilliant set
u lead. No language can picture the surpassnE
grsndsur OF the scene, and those who witnessed u
Will long remember Il AZ q most remarkable mani.
kssiien IN the heavens. The sunrise OF Friday
incoming YVES attended, slse, by a maGnihcent do
rlsy 81" snu dcgs.-H rs@ (Hnsssota) Chrsss-
pt,, Jan, 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

Coal AT PueEr's SoUsp.-The Washington Re
,sbitc, OF the 18th met savs A few weeks since
specimen OF coal, recently discovered on Pugets
sound, was forwarded To the Secretiry OF the
Navy, with the request, in view OF the immense
importance of THE article to our Pacific steam
marine, that he would cause II TO be analysed.
The gentleman who forwa rded the spe cine to the
department, states that IL was selected indscrimi-
nately from a considerable quantity lying on the
ground, which had been dug up from within three
feet 81 the surface that the various veins have
considerable dip towards the near hills and noun
tsina on the wet thus there is every indie alton Of
its existence in great quantities and that 1t ~ of
easy access from htrbor. in which vessels OF any
may anchor, ia water az plscd mill pond.
The soecipen was submitted to Professor John
son, aud he report which follows presents the re-
cult Of his enaiys =
Commodore O W ssS-rr =
Ds.n Sal hsve examined the specimen Of GOAL
from p"s,s Sound 80. s,y ,, s,,, from yOs
be one Of the purest American eoss which have Jet
essn.
1t has specific gravity 81 1.3ls and viii weigh In
the m.rchan'sble state, from hfty.ons to hfty I'VE
pounds rer cubic foot according 70 size Of Jumps snd
viii requrs, board steamer about forty two snda
qusrer cubic feet 81 snaca 10 stos one gross ton It
is Of brilliant nstte wholly free from liability - soil
.t composed Of volatile matter. 40 20 per cent
sIsa ostboh. ssss,ss ......t.ss.., boa
n'N'"y "''''er'' ''''st....'... zoo
100
After The luminous lame cesses the coke barns With
. bright glow, and leaves light brick red or deep
In cokicg the coal scarcely Increases In bulk has
no tendency TO ssglutinete ard consequently, pre-.
opee dre burning freely and does not cover
iteelf with a.bes to such degree IS materially TO OBJ
stfuct the combu,tiou. suspect the specimen sent
20 have been taken o1 Lear the out crop OF the bed
IT 20, We may reasonably expect that when pursued
under greater covering. the amount OF illuminating
ess given out will be greater than shown BY this
specimen.
The coal seems to be nearly free from SULPHUR The
ratio Of Ne fsed 10 is volatile combustihls matter 10
Alto L. sud under well Constructed boiler, ought TO
produces from seven and half u eight and half
pounds Of from 22o 10 pound Of coal burned
yopfs respectfully, WALTER h. JVHh40N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

The term nominal horse power" has become
mere conventional unit for expressing a certain
size of cy Under, without reference 10 the power
exerted; and the actual horse power exerted by
either the English or American engines greatly
exceeds the nominal, varying accoT ding to the
pressure of steam and degree Of expansion.
The English designate the size OF their cylinders
by horse power; the Americans by diameter of cy-
Under and length of stroke. As will be by the
liable above the Asia has cylinders one inch larger
in diameter than the Atlantic or Pacific, and same
length of stroke. Estimating the nominal horse
power of both by rules established in the English
practice, end we have for the Asia SIG, for the At
lantic and Pacific 500.
In order that your readers may figure for them
selves, give both rules.
Fust-The square of the diameter of the cylinder
in inches multiplied by the cnbe root of the length
of tstroke in feet, and divided by II, will give
the nominal horse power Thus;-
Ally S-nnm inal hnrae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

Feb ls-Tse late Outrageous Case Of Raps.-rne
trial Of the seven prisoners In custody, upon this
charge, yrs appointed for yesterday morning. Aud a
good deal OF Interest vss manifested by large nun
Ter Of p-rons assembled In the Court but the District
Attorney having stated that he unprepsred ntbe
Gaze vas sdjourn'd, no particular day being dxed
The jury were discharged TIL to orrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

1HE FREsHKr IN THE HuDsoN RrvrR.-The AL.
bapy Jawrat OF the 18th inst. says-During last
night the river continued to rise quite moderately,
but this morning, between and 10 O'Clock. il took
sudden start, and, IN the short space Of five mi.
nutes, IL rose upward Of foot. This was caused
by the breaking up Of the ice in the neighborhood
OF Troy, and the banking up in the vicinity Of the
island short distance above Bath, where il Is now
piled ny to the height Of several feet above the level
ofihe ice IN the river. At noon, the docks were
partially submerged, and the water was then rising
quite rapidly. Fears are entertained by some that
the damming up Of the ice above Bath will have q
tendency to remove that opposite the city. But this
lie mere conjecture. The ice in the river is quite
thick and strong. Men and boys are skating upon
It, and persons and vehicles are constantly gsing TO
and from the Boston depot upon It,
The Troy Budget Of the 18th met says:-The ice
ia the river broke up last night and oatsd off, eav-
ing the river OPEN that from the prospects, there
will be no obstacle to the opening OF navigation in
q few days. The river was considerably swollen
this morning, and large masses Of ice deposited
on either bank Of the stream. We have not heard
cf any serious damage occasioned BY the freshet Ia
the river. There Ia very little floating ice In the
river hcreabout 20 ebstruct the passage OF boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21

"A being the diameter OF cylinder in inches-S the
length of stroke III feet.
Second-The square Of the diameter OF cylinder in
inches, multiplied by the velocity of piston in feet,
per minute, and divided by 5000, will give the no.
minal horse power Thus--
abb S=nOmnal horse power
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21
United States District Court.

LARCENY ON THE HI0H SEAS, OF THE HELEEA So
MANS MAILS.
FEB 19.-James Max was charged with larceny of
certain papers from the wreck OF the Helena 6loman
being United States bonds for the pay
meLt money and coupons attached thereto emitting
the holder the VI $50 each 1t appeared that the
prisoner on board the Devonshire, which
fell in with the wreck OF the Helena Boman and
cued her and mails, In November 1850 and that
the robbery OF the mails of the Helena 5loman
alleged to have been committed by the prisoner, and
two others not on trial. The following lie . copy OF
the coupon -
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29
HEAD QUARTERS,

BUCK HEAD, Jane 18th, 1851.
ORDER no. s.
90 muci. oi order No. 7, as directs the Officers
> and .Srr-can;s OF the l0h Brigade of Infantry
and 10Th Regiment Of Cavalry TO encanp on The
l4,h duyoi Jn'g nET', is hereby tonnicrmanded.
Tie Offices nd ScFGcantS Of The l0th Brigade
of Infantry aud lulh Regiment Of Cavalry, vii as
scinbic at 81 Ii place as the Brigadcr General OF
Infantry NAY select, on Monday he Sh day Of
September mex, and cnramp full five days.
commencing at II o'clock, NJ.
The Major General and BrigaI;cr Generals will,
with their Staff attend.
Br,ralicr Generals William and Gist, are
charged with the extension OF this order to their
respective cnnmand<.
b. order Of the Commandcr-in- Chief,
J. W. CANTEI,
Adj. and lmp Gcn'l.
Newbrrry Sentinel, I.aurensviIIe Herald, Spar
tan and UnunvilIe Journal, will publish weekly
until The encampnent is over. The Charleston
Courier and Mercury, and the Columbia State
Rights Republican, Telegraph, and Carollnian
will copy three times.
JnHc -. 81 II
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29
Head Quarters,

ORDER M. I.
"a He Officers ash SG-geantS oi The following
q I5rigades, Viii Eatarin, and iha following Re-
gimcnls will parade 10" lsevie" and Drli!, al Such
times as herein stated, vj%;
The Officers and ;;cr.eants Of tie Oh Brigade
of Infantry, and The OH Regiment Of Cavalry, Will
assemble at (ial:,cy's N:l Field, near Limestone
Sprinrs, OF Mond.v the Is. Gar "f September
next, and encanp "!ni i've days, commencing at
l2oclock, ".
The Officers ami s5crgcGnts o; the rj'h Brigade
Of Infantry, and i:ih Regimen. CT Cavalry, will as
.enble at Iongu"'S. un Monday The lhi' "i Sep
telnher, and encamp full tiyc days." commencing
at II 2oclocl, N.
The Commissioned ar, non Commissioned Off.
GERS of tie Regiments ordered Tor Review viii
assemble the ia" previous ii lie place oi rem"ez,
vols, If their respective regiments Tor drill ana
instruction.
The review OF each Regiment will tale place
at l. o'clock. u.
The Major Generals anl Bfi4a!eT Generals
will. with ilcir SAL. attend tie Encanpmen;s
and Reviews, in ;h"ir respective commands.
The Brigahier Generals are charged with Inc
extension OF his order
Comp!etc returns, Of each Brigade, including
effective and alarm nIe", and specifying the num-
ber Of public and private arms in use. will be made
BY the Br;gadnT Generals to The Adju'ant and In
spector General, before the Is. day OF October
next.
Tic Aids. Ca,np Of the Commancr-in. ChIei
residing in the div sjons where Fncanpments and
Reviews are ordered, especially d1ected 10 attend
him, and Other aids, with whom it may be conven-
lent, are requested To join him at sach places as
suits them.
By order of The C}llnanlar Chief,
J. ". .ANTEY,
Adj. and Iusp Genl.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29
Bounty Land.

rTNlIE undersigned having associated himself
l with Mr. l.. Blanchard True, who is perma.
nemlIy located at the City OF Washington; who
possesses thorough and familiar acquaintance,
with The requirements Of the Government Offices,
viii attend to tie procuring of Bounty Land War
rants, and the adjustment of all other claims
against the Government, without jeopardy or de-
lay-and at but little expense 10 claimants.
Land Warrants located, and the Land so If
desired, on the most advantageous terms.
VI. NAUDTN.
July S, 1871. 53 If
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Negro GiD:siS and Ess.a.sk"as.
Sisrtse,gs.ipaG EsEcl,.

IN tho wav OF PERU UMERl-Lubin's Cec'
/ bra:ed Extracts for tho llandke.chei consist
ing of Extrat Bouquet de Caroline, Jenny Lind
Rough and Ready, West End Jockey Club, and
Paichouly.
Also, Genuine Fr'nch and German Cologne
Toilet Powder. SOAPS Cosmetics, Hair Brushes
&C. &c. Just received at Il j. DELAYS.
Anr 3G
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-29
CAMDMnJ E:ICTEL
Is NOW OPEN
FOR THE ACCO.N.HODAIlOA Or
TIE TpITELLNG PUBLIC.

FOR THE IiON OF
TIE TRATELLNG PUBLIC.
VTIs an exceiien, and cnul:nojluus bnIdIng,EH
l and we'll fitte up, and lately put in stale of
como!ete repair. The rooms are large, oPenl
air, fuc Family rar!ors well furnished.
Tie raLlc will he supplied with every thing
which. AL excellent country mark ct VIII afford,
attended bv tie hest servants.
The BAR will be supplied with the choicest
Wines and Liquors.
The STABLES; are well fitted up; attended by
careful! and experienced lIostIcrs, and well sup.
piled with Proreidcr.
Also Lots prepared for The accommodation OF
Druyers. with excellent water c"ivcniences.
There vii! al ali tines, be All Omnibus III attend
arcc 10 cnnvcy passengers To and from the Depot
The Subscriber having had several years eXpe-
rcnce in the above business, feels confident III say
ing that he will be able 20 rive genera satisfaction
TO a!, who may favor him with their patronage, as
he is determined 10 use every cXcrIon on l!ls part
III. J. WILSON.
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WATEREE HOUSE.
(LATE PL4NTERS' HOTEL,)
CAMDEN. :. c.

y!NLIi; =; iScrihrr havrg purchased iIiis
l. teilsive and we'll known Establishment ana
having added largely to IFS convenience aHd com
fort, hy nrw a.,.i,ioni,t Furniture and thorough
ard cninr!ttc :npairS, bcgs leave 10 inform The
Public. thai u, prepared To Entcrtain all VII"
may favor ir t!l call, iE ii lnanner hitherto
ur,kunwn ii! !ilc town nt Camden.
lie deems u!l mccc*Sary 10 rnakc any pledges
only 80 Tar as IN say that his TABLE will be sup,
piled daily as well as any in rhc Stale attended
i;y polite and attentive Servants
Ills STABLES. will be beautifully supplied with
provapdar and attended by the very Lest lloStlers.
10 pains will be spared 10 keep quiet and Or
derry House. :, ,,,,,r,.,,N
Camden, Jui e /, lo2l. 40