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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

TNO LET AT HOBOKEN-SEyERAL CONVENIENT
and handsome three story basement and under cellar
brick houses within four blocks Of the ferry the
Hudson street known Franklin Terrace These houses
form whole block presenting Of the handsomest fronts
Ia the United States and have been built under the npcrn
tendence Of the Hr Robt seven who has spared
pains to render them perfect in The
Of the desirable sites in the vicinity OF
New York upon high ground and good soil having view Of
the bay and river Each house has twelve pantres
and large under cellar in front large ho ser
garden thirty three feet deep and yard Forty i've
feet deep in the rear Tho houses are finished with
hot and cold water in the kitchen ut the wash tubs
and sink with every for hot and cold baths,
shower baths &c Gentlemen desiring TO escape from the
heat noise and dust Of the city, can here secure hand
residence in the country within 20 or p minutes OF
all street finished in modern style and at rent much
below the New York rates The whole block
It's strongly his interest and every prscauton will
be takento the quiet and genty the
hood for private residences Inquire Hohoken Land
once. Of W. w. SHIPPEN, Agent.
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BOARDING HOUSES,

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. OR TWO SINGLE
gentlemen can be aseommodated with board. by apply
ing at 81 Henry street, brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-TW0 ON THIRTY
fourth $40 feet ent Eighth avenue, and two
iry third street the above, the rear.
yurth street is 100 feet vile. and both
severed, curbed ed aud paved. Apply
sir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

tOO REwAED.-GoLD WATCH LOST IN GOING
BZV from Second avenue through Nj 18th street and
adway to Fourteenth street, ladys I'D enameled
ting Watch, with coat of arms In enamel The above
eward will he paid for the watch at No. II Filth avenue,
lrn,r of Nineteel tn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

ITO RENT-NEAR TIE TERMINATION OF TIE
Sixth Railroad, two superior three story base
brick houses with the modern Improvement Rent
$500. Also fronts Invent y-fth street.
Sixth avenue. Rent $685. Apply to X. c. PIERCE,
li04 Broadway.
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lDVRRTlSEMRNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE TURF.


|CENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I.-TROTT!NG.-MeN-
day April ~ At clock.-Purse $780, mile heats best
ahree In five, AcLaughlins Lady Brooks
IG speers g. g. War Eagle; +: J. Nodine,s b. George
:. Lady Sond; D. Pliers blk Lady Elizabeth; G. Ray
mle heats in harness Mr. CLARK names b m Crazy Jane
PR Lying Damcs CHI. m. In the Ring. Omnbuses leave
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at two o'clock, r. n.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

"ANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE, FURNISHED OR
w unfurnished, OF easy from the city suitable
for the summer residence of small family. Situation
the river preferred Address box 939 Post Office
scription and terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

INSTRUCTIONS.
A LADY. ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION, AND HIGHLY
recommended, is desirous Of engaging with family,
or school requiring daily governes She undertakes the
usual routine OF an English education with music
anu drawing Letters addressed TO j. j. Post Office, Asto
ria, Long Island, will meet with prompt attention.
MADAM BARBER, NATIVE OF PARIS, INTENDS
A TO commence class Of French conversation for
who have already some knowledge of that language aud
who wish the practice Of II Also class for those
ing. Madam Barber can be seen evory day. from
o'clock at sos Broadway. Terms moderate.
DRACTICAL BOOKKEPEPING.-C C. MARSH, LONG
known in this city, continue. his for
the prac ice and study of at M Broadway
first hoer stairs Let those Interested obtain
with terms, references. &c Mr. MARSH'S works book
keeping well known the commercial cities of tho United
States, Mexico, South America and the West Indies in
Spanish and English, for sale as above.
SfNG SING, WESTCHESTER COUNTY.-MRs. PAT
~ tcrsons Seminary for young Ladies and Boys under
ven years Of age The Prn.pa having for great many
years been engaged in the and instruction
assures those that may favor her their patronage
her pupils will enjoy unusual means Of
the comforts Of private family Terms per annum board
and education $75 under eight above that age $780, Ap
ply to Mrs. Cooley, liz Eight avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

DoBERT BYRNE AUCTiONEER.-ASSIGN
N sale Of retailers stock Of Dry Goods at o'clock,
Wednesday tho 18th inst $50 Blocker street. the
stock com prsng Broad Cloths Casmeres Tweeds Satin
cites, Six Velvet and other fancy Vestings;
stock plain mbroidercd Canton Grape Shaws Ca
meeop Silk Poplins all wool De LANES Lawns, gham
AIpaccas Merrimack Prints, Irish Linens, shirtngs
Hosie re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

II ERSONAL.-WE DEEM 1T JUST TO STATE THAT
the Rufus Lee ed in connection with the trial Of
ters ami semhers at the Court Of Sessions Thurs
lay lat is not Mr. RUFUS X LEE, the Builder at No.
Ia est Eighteenth street this city.
kAOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF THOMAS BUCK
ley he will call Immediately Mr.. Peter Lang, boot
aker Warren street, drop line through the post, ad
res.ed to his wife, II White street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

- OBERT BYRNE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, on
~ Thursday next 18th inst at 10 o'clock No
Bowery (beween Walker and Hester the entire
Gentlemens furnishing goods consisting Ri 81, Satin Scar
Black and other coloured Silk Crayas Shirts Under
mens Hosiery, Braces Gloves and variety other
usually found retail furnishing store also superb
Glass Fixtures &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

WM Writers WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON MON
w day, at o'clock, at IS7 Canal street, all zen
teel Furniture of family breaking housekeeping
sistng handsome parior chamber kitchen Euroi
Also Pianoforte and STOOL Brussels Thee Ply
and Ingram Carpets Teteaete Sofas Rocking and other
Chairs Dining and Tea Tables, French Bedseads Hair
Mattresses Feather Beds Pier Glasses, Dress Bureaus
The sale will be continued also Thursday at No. 2
Sixth avenue. Furniture, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH
"A bedroom, bath, and pantry attached, fashionaby
situated above Union Square, within minutes walk the
Clarendon House, will be let to single gentleman, with
breakfast Terms SO per week. Address Union, Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

u oBERT BYRNE AUCTIONEER.-GENTLEME
~ Furnishing Goods-At ten o'clock, Tuesday next
tie p tn inst at stcre 26 Fulton street the
Noel Davis consisting of satin Scarfs and Cravats Shirts
Under Clothing Hosiery, Dressing Robes Trunks Carpet
Bags, Naies aking Sticks and variety Of other ,os
su'abe for gcntlemens The whole will he sold in
lots to suit purchasers Catalogues the premises
morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25
LOST AND REWARDS,

tx REWARD.-LosT BY THE SUBSCRIBER, IN
PEI going from Fourteenth street. e Fifth
orsh FIFTH avenue Twenty street Ninth avenue
nd Twenty enth street, Diary, with numerous memo
andums, OF value but the The above
ard will he paid to who will return il to JACOB
klMM, Twenty-seventh street, near lii zen tn avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

FURNISHED THIRD FLOOR TO LET-CONSIST-
IA ing Of front and back room, with bed in
three story brick nouse let together
gentlemen without board Inquire the 23 Will
exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

HENRY II. LEEDS & CO.. AUCTIONEERs-WILL
sell at auction Monday April 18th, At 10 o'clock
No. St Marks place. household Furniture Tapestry
Brussels Carpets. nearly mahogany Sofas Chairs &c.,
In hair CLOTH Turkey red Curtains under Man
tie Ornaments Centre Tables marble tops; Ding sxsn
sion Tables elegant Ormolu Chandelier, Gas Bracelets
French Bedtteads Matrescs, marble top Dressing Bu
reaus new Brussels carpets Window Curtains Bureaus,
Chairs, Cottage do, China, Glass and Kitchen Ware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

TOHN LEVISON. AUCTIONEER MONDAY APRIL
~, ii o'clock in the Sales Soom l96 Chatham square,
collection of about ninety elegant Oil Paintings richly
framed bo American and foreign by celebrated
which be found the pencils
Doughty. Durand, Renset Boutelle Cranck, and other
celebrated artists The above collected by we'll
conoferr OF this city, Sale pcremptory in consequence of
removal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

WANTED-A SMALL, GENTEEL HOUSE, FOR A
w family OF three half of house with
with respectable occupants for tho other half
must be dcrably situated and within twenty
OF the City Hall Rent not to exceed $500 per year
ferences exchanged Address X. Gilman 1868 Post
Office.
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LIQUORS.

NUE RATED STORE, so FAVoRABLf
anown NJ the depot for Rrandies, Wines, Liquors
Of liz choicest vntages aud In every grade stu main
e tie reputation - selling the pures aud best articles
wc ~ ~ cent than Any other store. WV. III. UN-
|thbl LIS, bathm'rcs, s,throemostr cotnot
trnsb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

1>o RENT IN HoBOKEN-THREE THREE STORY
and under cellar brick dwcr sh-nses buiit one year.
and finished in handsome will be let 70 desirable
tenants a moderate within FIVE six minutes
walk Of the ferry and pleasantly ituated Appy, from
60 o'clock. Mt No. Battery place. stairs, or at the
of Fourth and Washington streets Hoboken near
the premises. IL. SANFORD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

HOUSE WANTED-A NEAT COTTAGE, OR SNUG
two story House. lease Of three, less than
two years. by small family with children, payable
monthly quarterly in advance with uuquetionabe
undontted references. Address c. 73 Broadway stating
location, price, &c.
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FINE axis.
B1USICAL.

lEw AND SECONDHAND PIANoFoRTEs WE
N have now On hand a large assortment 81 New and
hand Plan for SALE and TO hire. Pianos from
10 to 1000. For hire from So to $40 per month.
Stafford e. BROTHER, No. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25
LODGING HOUSES.

ftOOSESs
A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED PARLoR, WITH
above Union square within minutes walk tie
Terms SO per week Adrss Tnan
Office.
A FURNISHED THIRD FLOOR TO LET-coNsIsT-
nea, three story brick let together or eparae
gentlemen, without board. Inquire premises viii
exchanged.
FURNISHED RooAs-To LET TO SINGLE GENTLE
Z MEN without board. At No. 81 Henry street.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-AT ia EAST SEVEN
Gle With u or sossd Ir
tTrs All new and Of good quality Is nrst elias: house. has
be enjoyed Stages within i've rods of the door,
Enquire on the premises. References exchanged
Handsomely FURNISHED RooMs-oN THE FIRST
and second foors and basement, suitable for Phys
sisn may be had with or Without Breakfast from LIST q
y ooMs TO LET.-RooNs FURNISHED OR IN
SAINT and healthy South Brooklyn with Of bath
Ferry Stages ferries pass the every
csss VIII % made Address mr. ~ box '' r'''
CTATEN IsLAND.-To LET, FROM THE FIRST OF
May furnished apartments with breakfast and tea, for
over the
State. sssf isPsad Herald once 'A''' ''s
ITO LET-Tw0 PARLORs AND THREE BEDROOMS.
Rooms to be furnished not Apply ~ 6o4 broadway
near Houston street
ITO LET FURNIsHED-THE LOWER PART OF
house No 100 West Broadway, consisting Of front and
ALL or sms King room, and tea-room a small family. In
qire above, between White and frankiin streets.
V,o LET-A SUITE OF ROOMS FURNISHED OK UN.
furnished. inquire at " Crosby street near Prince
ton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25

FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.-TWO OR THREE
furnished rooms wanted without board, by small
gniet family consisting OF four persons Good references
Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-08
MERCHANDISE.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

L COLHOuN HOLI, Kyle Corner. take
pleasure in announcing to the public. that they
now receiving and opening the most varied, ex-
| tensive and elegant Stock of Dry Goods. ever ex-
hibted in the Lynchburg market, and reel satisfied
that no one who viii give their stock examiaa-
ton will fail in being fully satisfied, both in price
and qunlity. The Ladies' will find complete as
sortment OF Dress and o.her goods, consisting in
part of the following articles. Brocade Silks,
Checked, Plaid and plain, Black Silks Of extra
quality Aquila Tissues, Grape de Sprague,
Lama Cloth, new and beautiful article, Grape de
Paris, Bareges of the most elegant designs, Silk
Lace. Tissues. Plain Barege, EN-. blk and plain
Alouslrs, Donna Maria Grapes, Organdies, Bat
tiste, French and English Jaconett, Linen Pop
line, Lawns, Dotted Muslins, Muslin Flouncing.
Collars, Under Sleeves. En- Handkerchiefs very
cheap, Silk and Cotton Hosiery. Muslin and Cam
brick Edgings and Insertings, Kid Silk Gloves,
Silk Mitt., Gimp and Fringes. Mantillas Grape
and Nett Shawls Mourning Goods in great variety.
together with various other articles too numeroust to
mention in an advertisement. Gentlemen VIII ind
complete selection of French and English Cloths,
Cassmers Silk and other vestngs. Gloves in every
varity Cravats, plain and Fancy. Linen Drillings,
| Collars Socks, Silk and Linen kdkf7 &c, &c
Our Stock of Staple Goods is very large and desi-
rable. We invite all in want of Dry Goods to give
| US call. 5et COLHOUN " HOlI.
| Anril I--ts niles Corner Lyrchbnrg
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MARSHALL HOUSE. Decem-

Ltlbef bth, 1891. JAMES IL. SMITH Is now open
ing the largest and best assorted stock Of Fancy
Goode ever brought to this place, consisting Of
every variety. He would call the attention Of
the Ladies' particularly his extensive assortment
Of Perfumeries, Soaps. Gard Gases, Reticules,
Purses. fine Work and Fancy Boxes. fine Alsbas-
ter work and Iiil-s;ands, Paper-Weights Of every
pattern. PaIaer Observation-Disclosures, besides varie-
ty Of ether articles too numerous to mention.
The gentlemen will find an endless variety Of
Goods adapted to their every want. among which
will be found very superior assortment Of Pocket
Cutlery. Pocket Books. Port Monies, some very
fine Fob Chains, Pistols of superior quality. and
some of entire styles. Telescopes, small and
large, besides the largest and best stock Of
FINE CIGARS ever offered here. For the chill.
dren he has TOYS Of every variety. and some
very fine and useful. as well as entersaining--a
great number never before seen here. His stock
efFRUlTS is very full and fine. Candies of every
| variety, among which is some superior Bon Bons-
His stock of LIQUORS IS unsurpassed. among
| which is some old jean Louis Brandy. of the vim
tage of 1911; also soma Old Maylery Brandy of the
vintage of 1884. Having made arrangements in
Richmond to be supplied daily with every delicacy
which the nasket affords. his EATING DEPART
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imposes on bis animals unnecessary hard
ship and abuse"
Poultry Hosscs.-If your poultry hou-
scs have not been cleaned this spring, have
them thoroughly cleansed at once. Have
every thing like filth removed from every
part Of the interior-white-wa the out
side and inside Of the nests--scrape the
floor; and then white wash the inner-walls,
and when that is done give the outside two
good coats of white wash.
Out-baildings.-If these have not been
already cleansed and white-washed, they
should be, and that quickly-and while
you are making these look almost as good
as new, don't forget that nothing adds
more to the appearance of ones lane, than
good coat of white-wash applied to the
! fences.
Lining and Marling.-All whose lands
require the application Of lime, should bear
| in mind, that there is no better time to ap-
ply lime. or mari, than when they are pre-
pairing their ground for the corn crop
Lime we hold to be the basis on which all
improvement Of impoverished soils should
be built, as without the calcareous ingre-
dent be in the soil. nutritive manures will
fail TO exert their full effect, nor will the
soil be in that condition to give energy to
its absorbent powers. or to dispense its food
to the growing plants.
We are not the advocate of heavy ap-
plications of lime; first, because we do not
| believe them essential, and secondly. be-
I cause light dressings are less expensive;
but we are the warm and decided advo-
cate of the practice of lining all land that
may need it; for among the substances
which are consumed by plants. there is
none more universally INDUCED in by them
than lime; nor shall we moot the question,
| whether lime is, or is not, manure. 1t beng
sufficient for us to know, that 1t is TO be
found in the ashes of almost every thing
that grows; hence we conclude. that. If 1t
were not essential to vegetable life and Wig
or, the plants would not partake OF 1t, nor
would its presence be so universal. And
while upon this subject, We will repeat, in
substance. what we have years and years
ago maintained, that we have no dread of
magnetism lime-that, unless applied In
excess, it can do no harm, but will assu-
redly do much good, as magnesia, which
is looked epon with so much horror by
many, enters more or less largely into the
food of many plants. and especially into
that of Indian corn. But pound for pound,
we should prefer oyster-shell line, above
all others. for the reason, that it has in it a
very notable percentage of phosphate of
lime, that substance which imparts to bone
dust so much Of its power and efficiency
IA substance which, by the bye. if pro-
prely looked for. will be found in most if
not all shel!-marls-and to which. much
oflts active virtues are to be referred.
To DE CONTINUED.
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MECHANICAL.


style Of Hats, Cor 1852, Of very superior quality,
and also the blocks and manufacturing matcrislS.
wouia most respectfully announce TO his friends
and the public generally, TINT be il now prepared
70 manulartnrc Molcskia and SUI HATS " I'll
KINDS ana qualities, FOR wholesale and retail clsto-
mers' Country Merchants are particularly rsques-
yea 20 eau and examine his silk Hats at fhty ~
,arsper aosee which for quality, price and durs-
on'ly rnhho. DC surpassed by any Of the NortheER
manufacturers. He win also be able ii . fa-y
weeks to present TO the public fine a.,ort meot
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Gaps, Trucks. Cmnst Barr
Valises, Umbrellas, &c., Of every tescr;pt;uu and
style, which he Is determined to sell a, prices that
cannot fail 10 please all who may favor him with
a call. tV' Do not forget the sign cg IN MA IN,
| mar 9g-ts JACOB RUMRnIrau !
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GEORGE BAGEY, Grocer, Corn-

~ MISSION AND FOR VARDING MER
CHANT. Lgnct5wg, Fa-Offers for sale:
10 hhds O, P Rico and Santacruz Sugars,
30 boxes and bbls loaf, crushed and pu.veriz
ed Sugars,
10 hbls Coffee Sugar, prime article,
- hhds and bbls Molasses, n o, Cuba and Su.
gar House.
40 bags Coffee,
5000 lbs new Bacon. hog round,
80 boxes Sperm, Talow and Adamantine C an
dies,
105 bbls family Roc Herrings
80 IONS rolled Iron Of every size and of supe-
riur quality.
80 boxes Tin Plate l0xl! and 1ixa0,
Iron Wire,
Spclter in slabs,
Zine in sheets,
Russia and American Sheet Iron
Lanpbiack in bbls..
100 sides Sole Leather,
50 do black Upper do
Tanners Oil, Solar and Sperm do
Mackerel in kits and bbls,
$50 kegs Old Domnion Nails,
1900 lbs cast. shear and wedge Steel
5000 90 American blister do
Cast ST. ell Hammer Shapes,
Burdcr's Horse Shoes. horse shoe Nails,
Anvils, Vices, Mill Saws and Files,
For sale on accommodating terms, at tie old stand.
Feb Q-ts
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rCPRING STOCK FOR 1889.

= BOYD &, BROTHER, Main Street, Lynch
burg, Va-Importers of CHINA and EARTH
ENWARE and Dealers in Cut, Dressed and Plain
Glass Ware, Looking Glasses, Grandoies, Plated
and Byittasia Ware. Waters, Casters, &c; are
now in receipt Of their Spring supply OF Domestic
and Foreign Goods of their own importation
which embraces every article usually found in such
Establishments. Our Stock is one of the largest
ever offered in this Market and having been
fully selected and bought the most favorable
terms, we are determined not to be undersold
by any House in the country, either North or South
Merchants and Others wanting anything in this
line. would do well to call and examine our Stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere-feeling
confident we can please all in style, quality and
price of Goods. The Ladies are particularly in
vited to call and examine our Stock. ,
,narrh 0Q-fs t-g
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r &M. HOLLTNs, ARE RE

II a Va M " Il l. I " > "A Ae Il h Il
y ceiriag and hare IN store their Fall supply con
sisting in part of
$50 Spanish Hides,
300 sides Sole Leather,
100 do upper Leather,
40 doz. calf skins.
% do pink Lining Skins,
go pair heavy Brogues,
10 barrels cider Vinegar,
Is tons country rolled Iron.
do bstered Steel,
do Shear and cast Steel,
do castings,
Is hhds. 2. r. and N. O. Sugars,
do St. Croix do
Is do and barrels Molnsses,
- boxes Loaf Sugar,
% bbls. crushed and powdered and clar. do
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
Is do old Java do
5 do Mocha do
300 kegs cut Nails 3 to 60 dy
10 do Wrought do ..
10 dozen painted Buckets,
ID do corn Brooms,
G000 lba. cotton Yarn,
Domestic, calico, lnsey and fulled cloth for ser
wants wear, pepper, spice, ginger, mace, cloves
nutmegs and cinnamon, extra fine gun powder tea
bed cords and plough lines, which they are dis
posed to sell on the most accommodating terms. 81
exchange for country produce. They solicit cal
from their friends and the public.
Oct cots
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tRep At
IhtPfI
ROTEL.-THE

w subscriber having, On the first day of JAN
uary last taken charge of the above named we H.
known II OTEL, pleasantly and conveniently sit
uatcd, the Of Church Street and First AL
Icy, has materially changed it. interior construction
and added greatly to its means of accommodation
aud comfort. He is prepared TO entertain
Travellers and Boarders in a style much superior
that which the former facilities ofihe House af-
furded and equal to any III upper Virginia.
His TABLE viii be found always supplied with
the best food the markets affords. and with every
dclcacy that can be obtained-scrvcd in the most
inviting manner.
His ROOMS are airy and comfortabe-supplied
(in part) with furniture, and kept always neat
clearly.
His BAR is supplied with tho best Wines, Ii
quors, Sesars, &c, that can be obtained.
His STABLE is under the charge Of an expe-
rienced and Trustworthy OSTLER, and ia AWAY,
provided with abundant pure and wholesome prov
cnder.
He promises those who may favor him with their
patronage that no attention shall be wanting on his
part, from his assistants and servants that may
contribute to their comfort and enjoy
| March 22-lm &. W. CAMERON.
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