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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

The steamship Asid arrived at New
York yesterday, with Liverpool dates of
che 12th inst.
A further decline is reported in the price
Of cotton The authorized quotations are:
Fair Bowed II; Mobile 1t; Orleans "a.
Breadstuffs are without change.
The political news is thus reported
through the Telegraph:
ExGLsSD-The Russell Ministry CON
tinue TO have a majority in Parliament.
The Queen has directed the Arch bishop
Of York and the Bishop generally to inter
pose their authority for the suppressiono of
certain Romish practices in the Church Of
England, and they have issued circu-
lar with that view. The Wing budget
was reviewed, rs matter OF course, and
passed without material alteration. A
house tax f9d. per pound on rentals has
been Submitted for the window duty. The
relief promised agriculture is Withdrawn.
The income tax is retained. Sir IL. n.
Barrow proposed committee to consider
the state of Ireland, with view TO relief,
which was lost by 1873 to f39. Lord Ash
ley obtained leave to introduce a bill for
encouraging the building of lodgings for
the working classes. The Protestant de-
moustra,ion at the Merchant Tailor's Hall
is to be followed by similar popular ban
Duet at Edinburgh on the 22d, which bids
fair to give stronger demonstration than
even that in London. The list already in
cludcs the names oftwo hundred and fifty
Scottish noblemcn and gentlemen. Prep
arations for the Great Exhibition are rap
idly progressing.
FRANcE.-Thc Paris Moniteur publish
csthe following list of the new Ministers
M. Barochc, Foreign Affairs; NJ. ROUGH
err, Justice; NJ. Fould, Finance; NJ. Leon
Fauchcr, Interior; M. Baficll, Commerce;
M. Lindant, Marine; Gen. Raudncr, War;
and M. Magnc, Public Works. At the
opening of the Assembly M. Faucher read
the Ministerial programme. The Minis
tiers have majority of52 in the Assembly.
DExMAnK.--A form of government has
been fixed upon for Holstein and Schles-
wig.
SwIrzgRLAND.-The Government has
refused to expel the French refugees, as
ordered by the French Government.
SpArN.-The Cortes have disbanded,
and "a new election will shortly take place.
PRussIA.-Inteligcnce from Berlin to
the 9th brings no news ofthe Gcrmanqucs-
ton.
AusTRIt-Our advices from Vienna are
10 the 7th The Austrian Government has
imposed an income tax on the Lombard
and Venitian provinces.
TunKEY-Accounts from Bosnia state
that corps of2o 600 insurgents from krai-
ma are advancing upon Non, for the pur-
pose of forming junction with the rebels
at Pisdor. Omir Pacha is concentrating bis
trooDs al Banialauka-NaL Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
From nc Bal. Asaerscaa.
Reception Of MIR. Webster.
BOSTON, April 2:

@~>|'@D t's - fs-'
Mr.. Webster arrived here to-day and
was greeted by an immense concourse of
people, who escorted him to the Revere
House. In compliance with long continu-
cd calls, he made speech in which he ex-
pressed his qualification at meeting the citi-
zens of Boston, and congratulated them
upon the passing away Of the recent CON
vulsion; and showed the analogy between
occurrences in the national and political
world, which after their agitation is over,
leave calm and sunshine behind them. He
expressed farther his gratitude for the kind
nesses they and thci- fathers had shown
him; and stated whatever good he had done
was owing to their constant support and
friendship. He also congratulated them
that the events of the past year had placed
the country under happier auspices. We
see clearer, breathe deeper, and feel more
assurance of the perpctuity of our ins,itu-
tons. He then went on to speak at con-
siderable length ofthe character of our in
stitutlons, their advantages, &c.
Great enthusiasm prevails.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
south CarOIina-PrOgress Of
Events.

The Greenville Patriot of the / 1th in
slant contains extracts from numerous let
tiers addressed to the editors from various
sections of the State, upon which the editors
make the subjoined comment:
ut will be seen that large portion OF
our paper this week is filed with extracts
from letters received. We feel assured
that our readers will take an interest in see
ing what public opinion is in different sec
lions Of the country. Heretofore public
opinion, IN opposition to secession has been
sealed book in South Carolina, and the
people Of the other States were under the
impression that we We're a unit in our folly
and madness. But it is manifest, that so
far from being all in favor of secession, we
are all likely to be opposed to it, The great
mass ofthe people are, and it will soon be
seen that no one can doubt it. The news
papers and politicians will have to fall into
the ranks ofthc people, or stand alone-
All hope ofassistance from the other South
ern States is gone. As one of our Charles
ton correspondents remarks, the reaction
in the city, since last fall, is Incredible
But tits the same throughout the State
The payment -four enormous taxes, as our
Hamb correspondent remarks, has o.
pened the eyes of the people to the begin
ming of their troubles. 1t is now time, as
another correspondent remarks, to turn our
attention to grievances in our Government
at home.
For many years past the whole energy
and talent Of South Carolina has been d.
rccted TO a continued quarrelwith the Fed
eral Government, and to the neglect OF
every thing else. What have we gained
yit! Nothing but constantpolitical ex-
element, and the loss of our population,
property, and prosperity. If the talents
and labors Of our distinguished men had
been directed to the Improvement of the
State, in her agricultural, commercial,
manufacturing social, and literary pursuits,
how much more would it have rcdounded
to their glory and the glory Of South Caro-
lima! Instead of being behind the Southern
States, as the late census shows, we should
have been equal, if not in advance of them
IN prosperity"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
by Magnetic Telegraph.

aShihS toD, "a Pfu @@-iVI W.
Archbishop Eccleston breathed his last
at twenty-five minutes past six this even
ing. He died in the 5Othvear of his age,
having been Archbishop for sixteen years.
His death was so easy that the precise
moment of his dissolution was hardly
known.
The Rev. Mr. Coskery at the time was
reading the service, the Clergy and Sis
tiers standing round During the forty FIVE
hours preceding his death, his replies
were often correct, but his mind was cvi-
IDENTIFY wandering. He was nevertheless
always gentle and kind. He died as be-
came a Christian, an American, and Pat
riot.
The body will be laid in state in the
College Church at Georgetown to-day, and
will be taken to Baltimore on Tuesday
morning by the train which leaves Wash
ington at nine o'clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

An elaborate report on the condition of
the Banks was sent by the Treasury De-
partment of the House Of Representatives.
at the late session Of Congress, but owing
to press Of business, it was not laid be-
fore the House till the last day of the ses-
sion. Unfortunately the report was not
printed, but a correspondent of the N.
Y. Evening Post, a gentleman who has nc
quired merited distinction throughout the
United States, by the comprehensiveness
and accuracy Of knowledge on such sub
jects, has furnished copies Of the general Ia
bles. The following is general view Of
the condition Of SO many Of the banks as
have made returns dated near the LIST Of
January, 1850 and 1851.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
III SALE VALUABLE Bed

e. FORD LAND.-On Thursday, the 18th day
of May, | will offer for sale to the highest bidder
on the premises, $50 ACRES OF LAND, lying
on both sides oflvy Creekin the county of Bedford
Of tins land, fifty Acres in woods, fifty fertile
Creek bottom, and fit, in a state Of good improve
meat, being under system of Clover and
plaster. The Greek has been recently straigbicn-
ed by ditch IS feet wide and Of sufficient depth to
carry off all the This land ad Joins the lands Of
John North, J. II Whitlow, and John Bullock, and
lies within seven miles Of Lynchburg, and mile
and half of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
which is expected to be in operation in the
Of the ensuing summer. Terms made known on
day of sale fap 2S-t1jm1 JNO F. HAWKINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD,


Receipts continue light, with better demand and
rather higherprces for cos,mon and medium Lugs in
good order 95 hhds inspected the past week against
l24hhds. corresponding week Of last yeas, &c hhds
sold follows, hhls at from 81 GO to $5 Is do at
from IS to o.; II do. at from % to e.; Is do. at
from ~ to 81; 10 do at from Is to 50; do. ut
from 80 to $40; 10 do ut from $l0 to els 25; and
a crnp Of fancy yellow wrappers . hhd=. each one
at - 30; SIC and SIG rs.
WHEATON, Mills not grinding. the small
parcels coming in sell nj 20 to 75c. for Red and
White. WIN. r. SMITH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
F,oa he Bgi'more dmeyican If "Wednesday.
Death Of7sight Rev. AfchbishOs J,
Ecc1cSfOl.

AT ten o'clock last night the melancholy
intelligence was received by Telegraph
from Washington, ofthe death of the Right
Rev. Archbishop Eccleston. Although
the successive accounts Of the last few days
had IN measure prepared the public mind
for the event, the annunciation of it will be
received with deep regret throughout the
land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

The Cuban Expedition now on foot, is
sand to be headed by Gen. Mirabeau B.
Lamar, of Georgia, and Senior Gonzea-
les, of Havana. Its said, also, that Gov.
Towns, of Georgia, is identified with the
enterprise, which has for its object thecon-
terring of liberty upon the Cubans.- Wash.
Telegrdph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
FARMERS, AND MERCHANTS

- DANAA, VdMWgfon cry, ~. CIV e have
established the aboye Bank, in Washington City,
for the purpose of doing regular ndiridaai Bank
ing business. In short time one Of us viii be in
Washington;-and in the mean time, our notes will
be punctuay redeemed by A. J. CAMP and in
his absence Charles w. Pairo, Esq. will take
chnrgc and attend to all the business Of the firm, at
his banking House, opposite the U. s. Treasury.
The notes bind our private estate will be seen
by the opinion Of our ablcst lawyers:
AT the request Of Mr.. Charles w. Statham,
state that am decidedly of opinion that he is ia-
dieiduaiiy liable for the referred to in the u
bovc advertisement. J. GARLAND"
April 90, 1851.
All communications must be addressed to &C.
w. Statham g. Co., Washington City, postpaid
to receive prompt attention.
G. w. STATHAM & co.
The Wing and Examiner, Richmond. will copy
otic mn Data
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

JENNY LIND AT THE MAMMOTH Cave
The Nashville Wing states on the author
ity Of an informant, that Mons. Belletti. of
the Jenny Lind troupe. received drub-
bing at the Mammoth Caveat the hands of
some hentuckians" for rcsentlng their
efforts to make themselves agreeable to
Jenny.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

A FIGHT WITH INDIANs-Thc Weston
Teraa, of the 9Th ultino, gives an ac-
count of battle between Lieutenant
Dodge, ofthe 9th infantry, and fifteen dra-
goons from Fort Lincoln, with party Of
Indians. eight in number, who had been
committing many dcpredations around
Castroville. The lieutenant and his men
followed their trail long distance, came
on them on the San Saba river, killed two
OF them, and captured all their horses, ten
in number
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

a correspondent of the London Attic
n@um, writing from Egypt states that the
destruction Of the ancient Temples and
Pyramids is rapidly going on. He says:
The Northern Pyramid of Dashour is
now in progress of being converted into a
stone quarry, inordcr to build some new
palace or villa in the ncighborhood; the
toulbs of Sakkara are used for the same
purpose; the mounds of Abydus are ran
sacked for building materials; the Temple
of Ermcnt is going for the same purpose;
and two temples have, within the last six
years, been knocked down, and the mate
rails removed from near Sheikh Fadl, en-
tircly without the knowledge Of travel
lers, to whom, indeed, they have remained
utterly unknown until now that they no
longer exist. l went to Skhmim to look
at the great block of stone copied by VIII
kinson, and supposed to be restored to
Lctronnc. found that the first lire was
entirely gone. Theya are breaking up the
block to make lime
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

DINNER TO SENATOR DoUGLAs-There
Is movement making in this city to offer
public dinner to Hon. S. A.. Douglas,
preparatory to bringing him out for the
Presidency.
Tins movement, we believe, is not con-
fined to New York city, but is connected
with one to make Senator Hunter, of Virgil
MA, Vice President-N Y Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
DEATH OF THE Hov. Henry A. BrL

DEATH or THE HoN. HENRY A. BuL-
LARD.-Itis with sincere regret that we learn
by Geographic dispatch from New Or
leans tina, the Hon. Henry A. Billiard. who
lately represented the second Congressional
district of Louisiana in Congress, and who
succeeded Mr. Conrad to that station, died
on the Goth instant.
During the short period in which he
was member Of Congress, Judg &C Billiard
made a most favorable iurression.-Rc-
,,vbiic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

ABOLITION AND DIsUNIoN.-Thcre is a
harmony of sentiment between the Adolf
tionists and the Nullifers which cannot
escape the observation of those who take
the trouble to remark the language habit
ually employed by Northern and Southern
agitators. Thus, for instance, the Rev.
SAMUEL MAY, New York clergyman,
speaks at the Syracuse Anti-Slavery Con-
vention of the goth March, in the follow
ing terms:
WE MUST COME INTO COLLISION WITH
THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. | say
MUST! for the Fugitive Slave Bill shall
never be enforced throughout the land !"
While the Charleston Mercury, of the
10th of March, says:
We MUST meet the issue, or tamely sub
NIT to the tyrannies of one of the most in
famous and corrupt Governments under
which a civilized people ever lived-Nat.
Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
DEArn OF COMMODORE BARRoN.-y

DEATH OF COMMODORE BARRoN.-We
have the melancholy duty to perform of
announcing the death of Commodore
JAMES BARRON, Senior Captain Of the U.
States Navy, who expired at his residence
in this city, yesterday afternoon at 5 o.
clock, in the SD year of his age.-Nor.
Herald of Taesday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
CoaxrssIosER's OFFICE,

NeW LlasgoT, ApT1l y, 1871. !
The parties interested in the foregoing order Of
Court are hereby notified that / have appointed
Wednesday the 2sth day Of May next, for taking
the account therein directed at which time they are
requested to appear at my Office with vouchers.
copies of Court papers, &c, prepared for settle
ment- RO. A. COGHILL, Comm.
ap 2S-w4y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
TRUSTEES SALE OF GOODS

l. AT CCST.-By virtue OF two deeds Of trust
executed to me by Mcssrs. Warehouse e. Potter,
the one bearing date the 18th of April, 1851, the
other the oath Of April, 1851 and Of record in the
Clerks Office Of the Lynchburg Corporation Court,
offer for sale, AT COST, their entire stock Of
Goods, conveyed to me in said deeds. The stock
consists Of every variety. style and quality, such as
Ciofhs. Cassinercs, Vestines, and READY-MADE
CLOTHING, of every description.
TERMS CASH--Th. sale will be conducted by
Messr.. waterhouse & Potter, who my author
ised agents.
AZ 2su WI 3. ROANE, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
MARRIED.,

AT Magnolia, (near Philadelphia) the Sth
inst, by Rev. Mr., Fields Mr.. MAURICE s. LANG
HORNE, of Lynchburg, and Miss LIZZIE g., only
daughter of Mr.. Casper W. Morriss. OF Philadelphia.
Richmond Philadelphia papers requested TO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

HALF A MILLION IN GoLD DUsT.-The
steamship Cherokee arrived at New York
on Sunday from Chagres, with full com,
plement of passengers, and about half a
million of gold dust on freight
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
CAST IRON bronzed Hat Rack
SHOWER BATHS.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, the so,l

NOTlCE.-For the purpose of repairing seyc-
1 y raj of the Composite Locks, the navigation of
the Canal will be interrupted between Tyc River and
Lynchburg rs follows:
The combined locks at the crossing Of James Riy-
or will be placed under repair on the 18th May and
will be completed in fifteen days. Locks Nos. Al
and ~ will then be placed under repair and com
pleed in about fifteen days, after which Lock No
80 and perhaps Lock No IS will be commcnc ed
and they will be completed on the 18th July The
levels will be kept full Of water BY feeding around
the Locks that mny be under rcpair ard when one
set is completed due notice will be given and oil
Boats that at hand will be allowed to- pass be-
fore another set is commenced.
VIM. 7. MCNFORD.
mp oS-3w Sccy ,. X. e. X. Go.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

Monday. the 9Th day Of April, 1851:
Caiharinc Watts, Prtf,
against
Lewis Staples, Elizabeth Staples infant child of
the said Lewis, and of Elizabeth Staples, decd,
who was Elizabeth Waits Edwin ii. Watts, -
Jennings and Ann NJ. his wife, who was Ann NJ.
Watts, Stephen Watts. Charles M. Wutts, Jesse
Watts, Mary L. Watts, the said Mary l.. being in
FAINT, Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree for the
sale of Tract of Land containing $50 Acres, loca
ted in Amherst county, near Stapeton, belonging to
the estate of Henry II. Waits. decd; and for
distribution OF the proceeds of the sale among the
heirs at Law, of the said II. Ii. Watts.
And, it appearing, by affidavit that, the Dcfcn-
dants Lewis Staples, Elizabeth Staples, Edwin ii.
Watts, - Jennings and Ann NJ. his wife arc not
residents OF this State, motion Of the Plaintiff by
her Atornics, it is ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here within month after due pubca-
ton of this ORDER and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests and that this order be publish
ed once week for four successive weeks, in the
Lynchburg virginan and posted at the front door
OF Amherst Court House the first dey of the
next County Court. ACopy-Tcste.
s. NJ GARLAND, Clerk
Garland & Cabell. r. q. ap 2S-w4w
A T aCircuit Court continued by adjournment
IA and held for Amherst county, at the Court
House on Tuesday the lst day ofApril, 1851.
Abraham Martin Plaintiff
against
Fendall Martin and James Powell. Defts.
The defendant Fendall Martin who is out Of the
country and against whom the plaintiff appears to
have proceeded in the mode prescribed By Law a.
gainst absent defendants, still faing appear, on
motion of the plaintiff by counsel the Court doth
take his bill for confessed as to the said defendant
and thereupon, this to be heard. up
on the bill, the answer of the defendant James
Powell and replication thereto and the exhibits and
was argued by counsel, on consideration whereof
the Court doth order that it be referred TO Of the
Commissioners of this Court to take an account of
the Plaintiffs demand and make report thereof to
the Court, with any matters specially suited DEEM
ed pertinent by himself required by the parties to
be so stated. Copy-Tesfe,
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

Lady Franklin, according to las, ac-
counts from England. worn out with "hope
deferred" is at length seriously indispos-
ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

VANDALISM IN EGYrT-Thc Egyptians
are beginning to destroy the pyramids
and ancient tombs, for the sake of build
ing materials.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

Winter, whichs strips the leaves from a
round us, makes us see the distant regions
they formerly concealed; so does old age
rob US of our cnjoyments, only to enlarge
the prospect for the eternity before US.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

UNION DEMONSTRATION great and
enthusiastic meeting was held at Mobile,
Ala, on the 12tn inst. The resolutions
were very strong, and great Union State
Convention is to be held on the first Mon
day in June.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

The new line of Steamers between Phil
adelphia and Richmond has met with such
great success that the proprietors have de-
tcrmined to put an additional ship on the
line, and have already contracted for the
building of her in Philadelphia.-R Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
WIGS AND SCALPS, FOR THE A.

w DORNMENT OF THE PERSON.-To
those destitute of that great ornament good head
of Hair, and those whose hair is falling. now
is the time to apply. as DIR. QUIRK, THE RE-
has just arrived, and cannot posi-
bly, larry more than days. To remedy defective
heads, and the hair of those inclined to
badness, and all diseases of the scalp,
certain remedy is offered, if applied to at his
room at the Franklin Hotel Lyncliburg, in the Gu
ring or establishment ofthe person.
THOMAS QUIRK,
m 90 4. of 1ol RrnoIvav y v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

MARK THE PREDIcTIoN-Flournoy
will "wool'' Averett in the Halifax (Va)
district ifa dont rain on the day Of the
Election. If it rains, the danger is they
will not "quit taking in votes in Halifax
until they are ce tain Averett is elected
But we hear gruf, grum voice "South of
Dan" saying "thisis none your business"
Well, we don't care if it isn't-Mtlton
M C.. Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, April II.
BEEF CATrLE-!Seale naght-s2 IS to f. 25.
Hoes Net S. so, and in brisk demand at quo
tations.
SHErr-Net 81 7ja3 so per head, price vary
ing according to quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

NOTICE TO CONTRACTOWA.
IN Sealed Propcsais vim be FrcsivrS - ~ ~.
scribors, until the 10Th day II My newt ~ ~ =
rcction and completion Of Mascnie Hsu, Il &
be built of brick 10 By 60 fses skrre seorss ~,
the FIRST story to be fitted Up for two stess 49,:
the second. Cor saloon; and tho third far two h.s,
with the adjacent rooms. Specifications can b
seen by those desiring to Pus In bies. sad isfcr
nation furnished those 1t distance, upon apvli-
cation personally or BY letter. The mstcrisls ara
to be &C the bcst qualify. and the whole wsA com
P'etcd 70 the best style by the e5th Of Drccmbes
next The right b reserved to reject any oy I'll II
the bids. Payments viii he made in essA; one
third. when the building !. covered in, and the 70
maindcr upon i.s completion and recspsiss-
THos. p. ATKINSON. misrsr. 4. s.
WIN. .SUTIlERLIN. Lodge, No IN
Danville, April II. 1851. tspl l7-4wif.
N CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUADS,
- Lyarh5wg. Ta.--Thc subscriber has this dsy
taken charge Of the well known and popular Tav.
ern. the "cABELL HOUSE" recently oecspied
by Mr.. John Rcvclcy, wheru he can at n sinnss "
found ready to accommodate those who may favssR
him with a call
The House IA row undergoing thorough fcpais,
and he promises that pains riu b spapNa % IT.
part to render his guests comfortable. His Huuss
will be provided with the best the country alusds.
and having tho best OF Stables, he promises tl.as
every attention shall be given to that Departments.
He takes this method Of stating to she pebble ~
his own personal attention, aided BY Mr. Hilsoa b.
Walker. shall at all times be paid to every acpess
mcnt Of the establishment.
CHARLES PHELPS.