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Petition 10 deed Land

'HNllE Petition of William NJ. Sutton and
4 Harry Sutton TO the Probate Court tor the dis
uc' II Chltieudrn shows that james Sutton late of
ST George died i, August 1888 and that III his lie.
time hr was under contract to deed to the SAID pc.
ttioners certain lands III WIislun and ST. Georrr
IN Chte de county, TINT is to say TO Harry Sutton
c-rlam IT ict containing two hundred acres aud IN
said petition particularly described aud to the SAID
William VI Snuon certain other tracts IN said prli.
ton described, and tnat the sid James Sutton died
without having executed cunvryauces OF the said
lands agreeaby to his contracts, that the said VIII
liam VI, Sutton is the adm slrator OF the estate of
said James sutton, and praNmg that sand Probate
Court would convey to William VI Sutton the lands
so 10 he conveyed by the said ] INES and thai the
sud William VI such administrator may he order
ell TO convey to the said Harry Sutton the said lands
so to be conveyed to him by said James.
v hereupon 1t is 10y said Probate Court ordered
hqt'Saur lay the 18Th day of september 1851 al the
Probate office IN Burlington be ass gncd fer consider
ing SAID peuton, and that all persons concerned he
notified thereof by publishing the substance of said
etton and this order in the Burlington Free Press
lhree weeks excessively, the last OF which to be be-
;ore the day set for the hearing
w9w3 Z. ADAMS, Judge.
August -, 81.
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Notice.

\ n application viii be made, 10 the Legislature OF
\ thus state, at It's next Session, or Amendme Is
t. th- Charter OF the Rutland and Washington Rn
Road Company giving said Company, the night OF
extending their road on branch o the same nom
the town ct Poultney or Cast Teton Norhwardh
through the Counties OF Rutland Addison ard Chu-
trnden to point OF connection with the Ru land
and Burlington Rail Road at or South Of b rllngton.
md tor the construction OF branches the different
Pots on Lake Champain and To the different Ouat-
res and Mills in the vicinity OF their said Road
Rutland August n w9w3
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Au

At market 400 Beet Cattle, Csc Stores, 70 pairs
Working Oxen, &c Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep
aud Lambs, and 1000 Swine.
PEIcEs--lect Caulc-Extra S625; lst quality IS
50 5,7j; % do Sjo5,25 3d do 81 ,25p4,75.
SToRES-Yearlings SSpl0; = years olG ljRIS 1;
years old so, 23a2S.
WoRKIYe OxEN-S70, ~, sOaSj
Cows AND CALvGs-$z0, 81, %, 3Oa3j
,SuEEP Ann l,ANns-Sl, 81, ., 250p3. A few extra
! hrtp sold at as 80
SwISE-4l 15c retail 5a6c fat Hogs 81 15yc.
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=, BoSToN, Nov. !. 1850.
MESsRs REED B TIES g. Arsrtv.


MESsRs. REED, BITES e. AUSTIN:
Gentlemen Although am adverse to almost
every thing IN the form of patent medicines would
mos cheeruly add my testimony IN favor VI your
invaluable remedy for dyspepsia and general debility
The course you have pursued in submitting DR..
'tfctn formula to chemist ot established rtputa
ion with the medical profession; | think highly
commendabe 1t merits the approval OF scientific
men, and entities your OxyGenated Btters to the
conldenc OF the public. ! have nsed the medicine
TOR some six months past, and recommended it to
Ihuv others, who viii agree with me in saying that
It surpa sses all Other remedies known, tor the ei
ana cure oil the most distressing complaints arising
from weakness and any arrangement OF the digrs-
tive system.
Wlth great respect your obedent servent.
E"tNEZER SMITH, Residence, No. AHston
Sheet
REED, BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
giss, No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston Genera.
Agents. Price $ per bottle SIX bottles Tor s.
For sale by WARD Il NoYLs, A. e. SPEAR md
THt o. A. fEcK, Burlington, and VIM. B. Hatch
NlhoosKl rails. w9v2
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Lucy EseiG's Estate.

TlIE Admins traitor Of the estate Of Luz
L cy Reid late of Essex, having proposed to render
his account OF his administration aud having also re-
qntsted that the balance in his hands may br dis
tiIued among the heirs OF the said Lucy Reid it is
ordered that Saturday the l3rh day of September
next at the Probate Office in Burlngton be- assigned
for he examination OF snid account and for deciding
on the sad request for the Distribution of the esne
to and among the heirs of the sam aud that IL per
sons concerned be notified thereof by publishing
said order in the Burlington Fee Press thr, e
weeks succrssvely, the last OF whichto be before
the day SET for the hearing.
All persons concerned in the estate Of the said Lu-
cy Reid vii therefore take notice 1T the same
"swS ADAMS. Judge.
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Important to the Public !!

The following advertisement was published in
May, lSi9, in the Boston Daily Times" and var-
Gus other newspapers in the United States by James
q. Wilson, Esq, the owner OF the " " oodworth Pa
tent shortly after had advertised my Patent
Stationary Cutter, Planning, Tongueing, and GrOor-
ing Machine, throughout the UIiteu states
planning MACHINES.
/ TAKE this method Of answering the FIRE.
j quent inquiries, by letter and otherwise as to my
opinion upon the varlous notices through the papers,
OF the Stationary Knife Planning Machines attempt
ed to be pamed oil upon several persons ignorant of
their trne worth. | would state Tor the Information
OF the 'nqnlrers that they will ind substantial the
machine now offered by srversl pretending inventors,
described in the 10Th volume OF the Repertory OF Arts
invented by Samuel Benthan, in the year 1871 A
like machine was patented in this country by one
hugler, some sixteen years since, and another one
put up by Albert Richards, OF West Troy, n. Y,
and abandoned about the same time 1t ought 10
satisfy the public to know that alter fifty ght wears
experimenting upon these machines not one III use
Ia OF any value Tor the purposes contemplated.
viii furnish Stationary KNIFE Machine equal TO
any now IN use, to any offered by the pretending
inventors, at the cost OF the machine and tive per cent
Tor my trouble.
JAMES G.. WILSON,
May 10, lSi9 Philadelphia.
deny that any person ever saw or heard Of such
q machine as mine until invented the same said
chine was OPP rated in the mont OF August, lS+S
n no machine before this could do much work
and o 1t as well as mine. In reply to the above ad-
verts ement, and in order that the public may be
sured that mean what say, will offer TO pledge
ODe Thousand Dollars against an equal amount
from said W sOn that one OF my machines will plane
or plane, tongue and groove ruth less pOrcr. as
ma Oh lumber IN the same llme, and do II as well,
bel ter than ti1O OF the " Wuodworih" machines -
In 2 trial to be made nt my Steam VI Border ST.
ia st Boston, Mass or II such other pace as may be
co nv enlrnt for nc trial
JOSEPH ?. WOODBURY..
Aug. IA, 1851. East Boston, Mass.
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I'll nrrirA.
J VItwll

Barnet, Aug, 18th, by Rev. DIR. BUSHNELL, OF
hartford, Ct, STEPHEN w. HITCHCOCK. OF
Middebury, to SOPHIA c. only daughter OF Henry
STEVENS, Esq OF Barnet
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Insurance Notice.

INllE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
surancr Company, are hereby notified that the
following assessments have been made by the Dirrc-
tors on all notes III force the days following to
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GETTI II GH.-The Rev. John Pierpont
tells how it is done, as follows:

The sturdy oak full many a cup
DOH hold up to the skv,
To catch the rain, then drinks it up,
And thus the oak gets high
By having wa'er in It's cups;
Aud 50 must you and |.
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~" Should any among our community have the
III luck to contract cold or the prevalent influenza
1ye',s Cherry Pectoral is recommended to such as
an tfhcent agreeable medicine-sure to relieve them
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j ir0.

AT his residence, in uydepark on Friday, August
2,d, MAJ. RUSSELL B. HYDE, aged Gi years Late
OF the u. 5. Army.
At Essex, n. Y, on "Wednesday, Goth inst, JouN
D. child Of John S and Sarah +. Could aged 6
months
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Principle Office, in New York, 81 Nassau street
i'll London 1855 Strand, next door
TO the uyceum Theatre
For Sale, wholesale and retail, by 7. A. PECK,
Agent for Burlington and Vicinity
August IS, 1851 w2mo's
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A CERTAIN CURE
For the Piles.
No. lOG BowERY. a doors above Spring Street,
DER. UPEaATE'S
TegeidJie Eiectuary, or Ltsrnal
REMEDY FOR THE PILES,
! 1 L


$4,000 Gases C0red the past year,
Read the following addressed to TN. Rochester
agents -
Messrs. Pos, e. Wilis--Gents 1t is with no or
binary feelings Of pleasure that ! am enabled TO in
for you the cure have experienced by the use of DIR
Uphams Electuary, which obtained from Won in
cuse OF Piles with which have been afflicted NV
suiferlngs have been almost beyond endurance and
cannot be known or imagined, only by those who
have experienced like Affections
Having been SO long and sDrry afflicted, am in
duced to address you that through you may make.
known to my friends and neighbours the truly won
derul virtues OF DR.. Apham's Electuary, which
shall hereafter keep on hand, as find II beneficial il,
other respects, removing obstinate cOsiveness NOR
bid nccumulatlons in the stomach and bowels and to
purity the bood-thus removing the cause Of Piles
when speedy cure must follow.
Ii is needless to add that previous 10 obtaining the
Elecuary OF you, had consulted many OF our be
physicians, but to little or no benefit Should YOU
know case OF malignant Piles please refer eni 10
me at my residence IN the town OF Gates, where [
shall be reased to give them much more particular
information than am abe to do in this conlnunca
ton Josut-A BEAyAy
beHrndreds of certificates similar to the above NAV
ar seen al 1856 Bowery New York where the Eectu-
soy is sold wholesale and retail by the original and
cole proprietor, a. UPilAM VI. d. beware OF
haunterirls and worthless limitations. The genuine
Oh my signature in my own hand writing Oh th.
S. de wrapper, Price s per box, or SIX boxes tor
For sale by TnEo A. PrcK, Agen, for Burlington
and vicinity.
August 10 w7mos6
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FREMONT HOUSE.
kOSTDN MASS

H'IIlS well known establishment is still conducted
IN the SAM manner it has always been. The
central and pleasant situation OF the house its com.
modOus arrangements and the comforts and Injuries
to lie found there, combine to render it agreeable
and advantageous to the traveller.
Having been one of the firm of John L. Tucker
& Co so long at the head OF the establishment, the
Subscriber pledges his best exertons its reputation
and to give satisfaction TO his customers
WIN. II. PARKER.
Boston, August 10, 1851 wSw4
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w WANTED.

10 COO FEET of first quality Of
d ", WV Basswood boards for which Cash
'ill b. ,aid on delivery. c. l., NELSON.
August 70. w9w6
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~ The following circular has been issued
by the Post Master Gcncrll
Post office Department, Aug. 90 ISL. II is
reresened to the Department that the pr,cIIcc
OF handing letters to the mail agents. or depos
l'lng them IN the drop pouccs or boxes of the
cars or steamboats,, instead Of putting them in
the Post Office, has increased to such an extent
that 1t is not possible for the agents to assert
and mail them carefully Letters are often
forced into the pouches and many prepayment
stamps-Such as are not put on with proper
care-are thus rubbed of.
Persons sending off letters or papers. are
therefore advised to place them in the post Office
in order to secure their safe and prompt trans
mission.
hen the community is aware that letters
forwarded in the manner alluded to are liable,
from the causes mentioned, to delay and loss of
stamps placed on them, it is hoped that the
practice will be discontinued, except in cases
of emergency, and that mail matter will be de-
posted in the post office for transmission.
The privilege of putting late letters in the
drop pouches, or sending them by the mail
agents, w intended only for cases of exlgency,
VIII. ne few IN number; and not that any
co siderable portion of the mail should be
thrown upon the travelling agent to assert and
arrange for transmission.
Should this notice be disrcgarded, and the
embarrassment to the mail agents be stll be
continued it will become necessary to forbid
their rec 3ptlon of any matter, except what is
regularly received from the post Offices, or at
intermediate points on their route; or to ln-
struct them to deposit such matter IN the post
office where deay of twenty-four hours will
be inevitable.
\. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
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l,OlIE FOR Piles. beet. Upham's rem.
y edy 50 hs bly, esteemed and recommended by those
who have usrd II, is lor sale by
August, H.. d&wtf
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CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS and Cold, Broach', .i'hra, Splitting Of Rood
heedir9 at the Lungs PAM ne RedIt, Side and Ch
Night Sioedt PaIataion Of the Heart all FIR
MALE WEAKNESSES and ConpiItnn arising there
from, Cholera Infnntum, &c.
CT For Proof and particulars OF Cures, see oar PAM
phlets and hans6a'-al our Agenu have hem give
20 ny Amos .,',u 49,, ana 4 -. a I Dr.. 4
bring on, Lyon and Alexander, Charlotte G d.
" rler, Hnesburgh; w. W Keith 4 Co, Shell
barn +. Spencer, Colchester Centre 4. b.
Slmonds 4 Co., and J. W llurIbut, Wisron s
Cant Co. and Jas. Nichols Wcsford R Fur
gus"n, Essex IL Il J, Cakes, l'nderhiIl Beach II
Howe jericho; II A. Ashley Milton Falls and bv
Druggists and Merchants generally.
Al letters and orders must be addressed 10 Wal
lace & Co.. 30l Broadway New York
July l,lS5l. wlmos6
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Beware Of Countereits, and buy that only which
has DR.. Chilton's Certificate on the wrapper
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BRANT'S
PULMONARY BALSAM,
The Great COUGH REMEDY.

Many years OF experience, and more than Hundred
Thousand Cures Of COnsumptive Complaints, have
proved TO the undoubed satisfaction Of all
become acquainted with this wonderful remedy that great
ly SUPERIOR because II soothing and healing
certain to cure Consumption Of The Lungs, than any
other Remedy in the world We know however said
by that Consumption he cured BE that
ion Of the the few, shall attempt argue
such, but this we tr and do drt fact which bs
proved thousands of cases that this medicine hHs cured
Coughs and dtIo which b0rs the effected
called renl Consumption and which attended with
mTwI that reseuhed, and all respects lie symr-
of those rho de and rheH dead
that fatal disease Con-nmptiOn This Bssum has cured
houiIndi OF persons no sad To he hopeesh afflicted
who had hIrd Dry rekiHg Conghs-ParE breast,
S'ds and RIS-Diiculty Of Brelthing-Pur EIp~-
ierGiion herthc Fetsr Niyh SipedH wasting away
Of the Flesh and Blood. Persons having such complaints
have been cured aner said they could live week
longer This Medicine has cured some who supposed
he in wing state, bat by the of this remedy thoy
now live, and enjoy good health
This Balsnm is purely 'e9easls compound lis pleas
ant " take and does of under
circumstances effects It's wonderful aud I0H mi-
rncu Gus Cures by Purifying, SyeHgneHiHg and InvG-
Grating the whole syslemhy qgdsHq the circulation and
producing healthy actunthus 1ytg COuRh-'oothrH0 ls
Nerves-and aiding and facilitating ENpectOratiOu, II
Cures the following diseases, VIZ:
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NOTICE.

Entered according to Act of Congress in the year
lSjl, by j. :. HOUGHTON, NJ. D in the Clerks
Office OF the ID strict Cour; for the Eastern District
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kssp05 Ks ps do w %s Rssa
l3O do, l48 SKIS Shaw50O do Beatty Lgget co
Scott Eco4I SKIS corn 2O7 bran bbs flour Eager
&co-I'6 do ) Connoy &co-sl do E n Wingse-2OO do.
1876 "a bales 10 bales hemp kenhelt Dx40
do Wood Lo@-le kegs butter Dosen-ag Dbl. flour
bran Mchel243 do lss SKIS corn lo8 SKIS oats Jas
Druhanl60 do Nelson geo IS kegs butter GrieiT Geo
% d. Shaw &co-l95 pigs lead Fosdck &co-S7 coils
bbs OF, Marsh, Rane sco-4 do eggs. IL kegs butter
Snders9 do, bbis Converse, kennett &co-i0 bbs
apples A Thompson-A do Bseos Simms;-2O do NJ Mar
Inf boxes apples Bonds do Pasquer &co-458 bbs
flour SU5 SKIS corn 90 hhds tobacco Buddecke &co-4s
do w G Robnson-22 do H Davis &co-z6 Rode wald
&coe do, 3G Shuiz Hadden- q bales cotton ia
Savage. Williams 6co-2 do cherry, Henderson &eolU do
Fearn, Donegan &co-2 do NJ Greenwood &co-2p 10
Henderson Palesundres to order-Toa, AZ bales cotton
1873 hhjs tobacco
EDDYVlLLE-Per steamer Magnolia: SO bale. cotton to
Maogregor Il AIloway-2 do Wiams-3 do NJ d Coope
Geo. DO Elder. Bros &co-3i do swinsy, Green CO.
70 do 81 rolls leather hhds tobacco Pickett Perkins &co-
70 do Cherry, Henderson &col do w Robinson-6 do
col do Pegram & Bryan-6s DO West Il Summer,Ns do
Glenn &eo-a9 do BIarder. Williams &coas5 do Shut,
20 do. 80 bI. mdse farmer Wi son M:o-9s rolls lea
Martin, Owen &co-ol bbs apples NJ Msrln-65 do Bi.co
simms-7 bbs lard C Taylor coot staves owner o.
oard-rotal, l23 bales cotton, 1913 bhds tobacco
BAYOU SARA-Per stsamsr New Latona: 8 bids uga
sugar Z Brown-2 bbIs sugar Beocq i hid sugar
bbls polamss Bogar Foey-l3 bales Is Planch
boxes peaches Scott Il Rob!nson-l3 do w Raymond
sundries to order
BAYOU SARA-Psr sss Her Gpsy: hhds sugar Re
e. Kern on-26 hhds comeback ] II Shepherd-5 Dbl
| mOlasses Reine-sundres to order.
SHREVEPoRT-Pers steamer Caddo: 10 baes cotton,
sheepskins bblB tai ow. bag hidss NJ Greenwood
Eco-3 bales gunuv bags order.
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Tobacco-We heard of 2O9 hhds sold in the following
ots 40 bids Frosted 23 AZ at B. "a at ga % and 81 at
-, s high in at 81, and "a at sac " ID.
previous rates.
Four-Sa'es barely 1900 bb including So bbs Sour at
% 12a 200 Indiana. in three lots "a; loo Ohio,
choice brand. "a 12a 60 ST. Louis at 200 extra ST.
Louis at Is; and 900 fancy IS 10 " Dbl.
GranCorn firm, with sales OF about 5000 sacks, r
a. $50 45O46 $50 white 55(656 80 GOO and lC0)
ST. and l430 yellow. in three lots 5Sc ~ bushel Oats
are lover $50 sacks ST. Louis sold early in the day Csc
bushe time; and lots have been offering since at &c.
without takers OF Bran 600 sacks disposed Of at 95c
"a 81 " 100ib.
Provisions-Mess, PORK retailing at s14 % . Dbl.
Bacon steady but quietabont 20 casks Missouri sold
at 8s0s5sc for Sides, and SIC " b for Shoulders. OF
Lard 100 bbs sold 9, 20 at 80, and 100 kegs prime
101ac ID.
Basgng and Rope-l5O pieces and coils disposed
| of at 1914 and SIC, on time with interest.
Star Candles-lOO boxes sold at 2Oc o h.
Whisky-Advancng, with sales of so bbls Rectied al
| 20c " gallon.
Exchanges There is moderate demand at quo
tations
Francs III
New York sixty day Bills ............1h52 " CT. disc
| Sight Checks New ork ....A " cent disc to par
| Freights-Two ships taken for Liverpool at 2ad 70
| Cotton.
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A Great Game of Chess.-The Cincinnati Non
parisl says: "Mr. Lowenthal, the celebrated Hun
garian chess player, left his home in this city, a
few days since, for London. He goes to attend the
great chess tournament, to take place in that city
some time next month, and at which nearly all the
great chess players in the world will attend. The
game is 10 be played for purse of $4,000, Tor
about S25 000,) which has been made up for the
occasion by few English gentlemen. The plan
is, for thirtytwo of the hest players TO begin six
teen games simultaneously, at the close of which
the sixteen beaten players retire from the contest.
Eight games will then be played, at the close Of
which there will yet remain eight players who have
not been beaten. These play four more games,
after which the four remaining players pair off for
the two other games, and then the trial game is
had between the two remaining players. The man
who comes off vic orious in the game, receives the
purse, and is crowned the king player of the world
Mr.. Lowenthal has gone to try for the crown and
the purse"
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TIE GoI Discovery IN California. In the
guard of Charles X was a Swiss officer, named
Suffer, who, not being able to retain his rank after
the revolution, went to seek fortune in America,
first in Oregon, then in California, where thirty
leagues of land were allotted to him in the valley
of the Sacramento, on the borders of the river
Fourche. M. Suffer established his residence on
Small hill, where he built fort, and afterwards
sawmill the channel for the wheel of this mill
proved to be narrow; to save labor, he left the
waterfall to work passage for ITSELF The gravel
and sand thus moved about overturned, and
washed upon the sides Of the channel, exposed to
view a large quantity of glittering particles of
~ Here was Eldorado discovered. Hence, the
most exciting questions to agitate Europe the
depreciation of gold; the most unipag Unable iinan
cial events occurring from end of Europe to
the other and all because M. Suffer could not
preserve his rank in the French army of 1880
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay.

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
l. Place is complete order for visitors. Many -
important Improvements ha been made during the A
past winter, which wharf running to G.s1
the top of the bluff, of gradual and ascent thereby
avoiding the long flight of formally used This adds
another TO the pleasant walks about the premises
The number of rooms has been increased, that 800
be handsomely accommodated the coming
The bathing arrangements are extensive The shower
baths supplied from yielding least OO gallons
pure water minute. The Bay bathing is equal in
the South.
The location of this place being nearly 80 feet above the
level OF the bay with nothing obstucI the breezes from
the Gulf; with fine OF the Bay, city of Mobile. West
Shore, nice shady good roads, swamps
stand water, consequently renders
Of the anest well heahiest places oil resort to be
found in the whole country.
Arrangementsu made for abundant supply Of Fish.
Oysters, Crabs, ct
The proprietor commenced budding th establishment about
the LIST January, lS4S, with the OF max ling the most at
uacve place in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his most nine expectations Being the builder
and landlord, Re knows his interest entertain
his guests in the best possible which is all he
considers to in trd to the table, bar etc.
Besides the great variety OF amuemens whlch
tensye at other watering place the p'opretoE has
vded for the attendance of superior Band ut Music.
This place having been favoie the past
sana, the proprietor hopes. by strict non, connu
10 Lecelve their patronage.
The fine Helen touches the wharf several time
every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters papers directed
to Hollywood, Mobile will come direct and without de
tention. WILLARD FREEMAN, Proprietor
Hollywood, May 3, 1851. myl9 3m