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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-12-18
TRU STEE'S SALE
4 VAEE ABLE FARM.
NEAR ELhTON. MD,

DI virtue Of n Decree ol The Hon Albert Con-
- stable, Judge OF the Sixth Judicial Circuit
OF Maryland, for Cecil county in ChancGrv, the
subscriber. as Trustee, will offer ut Public Sail.
ON THiRSD.3}, tie 6M 1Gy Of Jnlmury, 1888,
at the Court House door in the town Vt Eikton,
Crci county, Md, ut o'clock p. NJ. all that
valuable farm or plantation, lying and being in
Cecil county, 4 miles from the town of Elk,on,
and directly on the public road leading to New
Leeds Factory. row in the possession and occu-
patton OF Charles CUe, containing
1870 Acres OF Land.
about 30 of which arc Woodland.
The improvements are IL fine
LARGE FRAME DWELLING,
frame Barn, stablng, carr iuye house, corn crib,
sianarv, and other necessary oul-hulIings.
The soil is OF good quality and is highly iuprov-
cd, and the property from lis location and other
advantages may be regarded as well worthy the
attention Of persons desiring a good farm and u
comfortable home.
TERNS OF SHE.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
require the payment CT one half oIthe purchase
money in cash on the day of sale and the balance
in two equal instalments of six and twelve
months from the day of sale, 10 be secured by
the notes or bonds Of the purchaser with secu-
rity approved by the Trustee, bearing interest
from the day o! sale; and on the ratification of
the sale by the court, and the payment Of the
purchase money, the Trustee will by good and
sufficient decd convey TO the purchaser or pur-
chasers, and TO his, her or their heirs. the said
iMrm or plantation, tree, clear and discharged Of
all claim of the parties to said decree, and olull
persons claiming under them. +. A. ELLIS,
Dec 4 IS Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of u Decree Of the Circuit Court
- Tor Cecil county, the undersigned as Trus-
tee, will offer at Public Sale on
WmsdaH Janunry 9Th, meet,
tract Of land lying within one mile from North
East village, and about 3 miles from Charles
town. Ii contains
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A MEXICAN EARTHoUAkE.-The Trait
d. Union says that on the 25th of Oclo-
Der, at the town of Ahaxotla, State OF
Guerrero, the earth opened and swal-
lowed six houses, trees, sc. The pa
per does not state whether any lives
were lost with the houses, but the earth
has sunk about six feet for the space OF
three hundred feet square.
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CIR AIN.

THE subscribers are prepared to pay Me high
est market price IN cash, for any quantity OF
Wheat and yellow Corn. B2gs will be furnish
ed to any one tina, may visit them.
Jy II Grown & FOA';,,
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A Nrw ARTICLE OF Exporr.-On
Thursday last, Burton Kingsbury, Esq,
of Bradford, Pa, shipped seventy-three
bushels Of acorns, for Belgium and Hol-
land. Mr. H., is the agent for gentle
men of great wealth, owning land in
this county, who ordered these acorns
for the purpose OF introducing the oak
into those countries.
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HI Acres of Land.

oil which about 20 acres are in thriving young
timber, and 10 acres well set in clover One
half of the arabic land has been lined and the
whole is well walered.
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THIN G..

THE subscriber would respectfully inform hi,
L friends and the public, that he has made ar
engagements with a large establishment in Phil.
adel rhia, to sell Ready Made Clothing on com
mission, and is prepared TO supply the wants of
the community with Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
Drawers, &C., at the lowest city cash prices.
Call and see inc at the old stand opposite ohm
sons Hotel. J.T. WELLS,
N. Is. All orders for customer work will re-
c Give prompt attention. dec Ii u
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FURS! FURS!

For sale a great variety of Fitch, Silver Mar
tin, and Grey Squirrel Victornes and Cuffs, at
Nov 20 BROWN g. FOARD'S.
7 AIDES GATES AND SHOES. Just reed
IL fresh supply Of Mrs. Smiths Caters and
Shoes, and for sale by B. +. MAY.
TURS, BOAS AND CUFFS.-Lynx, Imitation
J. do, Siberian Squirrel, Silver Martin and
Fitch. Also, fresh lot of Cloakiugs, Cloths
and Twecds. For sale by B.F. MAY
WOOLEN AND CANTON FLANNEL,-
w BROWN . FoARD.
>. Next door to JOhnson's Hotel
ave opened this week, white, yellow aAd rcd
Wooden Flannels,
Hamilton bleached and unbleAsAed Cantor
Flannels, very cheap, tscp Is
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NEW ARRIVAL of New Orleans Sugars. an
" excellent article for preserving; also, Mo-
asses, New York Syrup, Coffee, Tea, Choco-
ate, kice, sc. For sale by
Se24 VIM. TORBERT.
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a'No heaIi! new, ana good spring house with
hne spIing of water. There are besides on
the property, thriving young
Apple OrchQrd and Peach Orchard,
both in bearing condition. The fencing is in
tolerable order.
TERMS OFS.1LE.
The terms of sale as prescribed BY the decree
require the payment Of one third part of the
purchase money IN cash on the day of sale, one
other third in 9 months aud the residue in Is
months from the day Of sale, the last two install
ncnts to bear interest from the day fSale and
to be secured by the bond or note of the purch-
aser with surely or surelies TO be approved by
the Trustee.
Sale 10 commence at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN c. GROOME,
Elhton, Md, Dec i Is Trustee.
n. b. Perrons desrous of purchasing will
he shewn the property by Mr. b. B. Sweet,
who resides near it.
DS-Ledger, Phila. copy twice week till
sale; Journal and Gazette, Wilmington; Record,
West Chester; copy till sale and send bill to
Trustee.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate,

THE undersigned as agent for George W.
Oldham, will offer al Public Sale al the Hotel
Of Peter Bouchcll, in Chesapeake City. on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-12-18

The improvements consist of a
comfortable frame DWELLING
HOUSE, aud stone kitchen near.
" new, frame barn with stone
basement and slablina underneath
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-30
Richmond Markets August 10.

FLOUR-Od 81: new S. IS.
WHEAT-92G95 cts.
CORN.-Narket supplied; 600G2 cts.
CORN MEAL-70G724c. per bushel.
OATS-37 la 40 cents.
RYE-75cts.
FISH-Herrings, new No |, Cur 81 90. Gross $3.50
1915 Roe 81 90; Mackere, No 3, S61 No. 2. $l01.-
No. !, Oil Shad $40 1880
LARD-Bbls. 12d cts, kegs l34al2. Pals l35c
BACON is firm and without change in price. Prime
shoulders scarce and wanted
BACON-Sides held at lOiall cents Shoulders 9a91
Huns II to IL.
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 2Oa22cts. New Orleans,
30a3lcts.
GUANO-Peruvian 45l from wharf.
COFFEE is a fraction lower, but with brisk de-
nand Laguyra 9409scts. Rio, 9G93 Javn, IL "a IL.
GLOVER SEED-$G4 to Cd.
PLASTEk-No Lump in markct-Ground 81.
SALT-From store 81 As; sales from wharf 81 30a35.
SUGAR-New Orleans Sac cents; Porto Rico 5a63
cents.
HAY-Northern in bales-from wharf 90995o
IRON-pig Iron $24 To 81, according to quality
Sweeds sos per ton; English SO; Tredegar, Richmond
manufactory 65: Up Country Bar $s2aS7, according to
quality
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-30

~ LYNCHBURG ylRGiNlA.-Thc summer trave ell
having con- menced the subscriber would respectfully
call the attention of the public to this large and popular
Hotel which in first rate order for the reception
of company. 1t is situated Main Street, entirely
convenient to the Railroad depot Pucket Landing and
Stage office; and presents to the travelling community
every induccment it is believed that be desired
expected in House of Entertainment. Tho order,
1uet, and ceanly condition of tho house, noticed
and uppre lated by all who visit it,
Besides the usual comforts of we'll orde Jed hotel,
there is at least Dibres which lie found
any other in Lynchburg, and that is Spring pure
freestone Water, issuing cold and mpid, from rock
within the hotel and afordng decided luxury during
this warm weather.
When the subscriber conducting the "Powhatan
House in Richmond, the following unsolicited testmo-
NAL was placed in his hands, with request that he
would publish it. II rc-publshng it, he assures his
friends that he less anxious than he then to
make them comfortable and happy"
CHAS. l.. D1BRELL, Proprietor.
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DELL HOTEL. LIRERTY BFpFORD

- COUNTY, VIRGINIA The undersigned hay-
ing purchased OF Mr.. William Terry that old and well
know Hotel establ ehment know us the BELL io-
TEL, Liberty, "a. offers his services the public for
he patronage long bo'towed upon his predecessor.
The entire establishment has Jus, undergone thorough
repsiI from Cellar 10 Garrett Rendering and
romforta n. In every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
nur lovely Piedmont country produce and the BA II
with the most genuine ana best quality of Liquors.
His Stable, are in excellent condition we'll provided,
good and reliable Cstlers always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line oil caches this poin
ir-weekly with the Cars OF Va. and Tenn. X. H. and
passengers coming from any direction either the Cars,
Stages private conveyance, viii always nd him pre-
rured to accumulate them with meals at any hour.
lie fatters himself, that Il the reputation of this
house and with cnegy speared his part render
his guests comfortable, he will receive bea share OF
patronage. THOMAS LEFTWlCH.
July I5-tSif
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PowHATAs HOUSE,


Richmond, March 18th lSi7.
The undersigned, Members of the Legislature who
have boarded at the "PowHATAs HOUSE, during tho
sessions being about oun feel called uponby
sense of duty place in the hands of Mr.. CHARLES
h. DIBRELL, host. testimonial of our Kind
gard tor him, and of hi Oh satisfaction with the
duct and arrangements of the estabshr ont.
In "a House contai ing some hundred DoardrIs, may
be expected tllu there will be frequent complaints We
have pleasure in saying however. that
Ihanny existed during the wIner certainly there has
beenn occasion for dissatisfaction, The house is
narkabe for order and quiet The table hos been boun
iifuly supplied with all the good things of life, and the
rooms well kept.
Mr.. and Mrs d. have presided over the House with
ability, and have evinced, all occasions, anxious
desire make their guests comfortable and happy--
The ssants prompt and obging and the servants
faithful, honest and attentive TO their duties.
Upon the whole, do not believe that more ngtee
.ble Boarding House to be found in Virginia. and
dust that Mr. d may long continue to occupy tor il
he shall find necessary leave it, that ne may make
n location corresponding with his merit
s. Med. Moore, Geo. ID. Happier. VIM. d. Hart, II.
Chandler, Thomas Davis, Asa Rogers, ". NJ Amber,
G. I. Brown Lawrence Roane Samuel Waits Adam
Small, J. Voolfolk, Thos NJ Bondurant John Bowyer
Calwell VIM. d. Finney, VIM. l.. Box, j. NJ Smith,
r.. Holiday, J. w. Brcuthed j. Thomr sonJr, Hugh w
Shelley, Thomas Robinson, George Stillman.
We concur with great pleasure in the foregoing.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
ROBT. BROCKETT.
Commits oners from Alexandria
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IwnoLEsAtE PRICES. !


Pnovi.ioys-Bacon--scsrcea and in demand at l28c
IL cents.
PoRK.--Snne.
BrrF.--We quote by the quantitys les cts
fLoua.-Old eaaf Ne~ s3l94
WHLAT.-R-d a0c; White 81 cts
MEAL.-Jo Meal 7Da75 sc.
GRAtx-Corn 65a70 eta; Oats 4O 20 ID cents
GuANo--Bcst Peruvian $40 to IS per
PLAsrEn-Lump, S. Ground 30 in bbis lo3
SuaAR.-Ecw Orleans 81 az cts: Porto hico TO u
cts. Clarified l0al1 eta. Loaf II to III cts.
WHlsxY-Mourtuin 80 cts.
ByE.wAx,-a1 to22 cents
Bu1rER-Fresh in small lots ia to IL, tirkin dull
121
BRASDY.-Apple, 40a4j; Peach. so TO s5cts'
Ban IRoS-$75a50 assortedduii.
CorrEE-Rio IL to a cts. Lagnira ii to II Mocha
90; Java Is TO H.
COUNTRY LiNEas.--Tow | 4to II ;seurce and want.
cd Flax l2al Acts.
CoT1oN YARss--Sales i6al7 cts.
FgArHERs.--35 to 36 CTS
WooI.-29 to 80 cts.
Wool RoLLs.-.35 to 17a very seatce.
ClSsEYe.-32a35 els.
FLAX SIEp.-Sales 81 per Sc lbs.
FisH-Herrings, No. $50; HALIFAX No. lHerrings'
ssas75; Shad sl3: Mackere No, O. IS.
TALLow.-S to 81 cts.-dull
TAR.-$3. 80 per Dbl.
HEMp.-We quote 81 tn &c. In demand
LIYsEED OIL.-75cts--in demand.
LARD.-I2 to l23 cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India 35 TO DO cts. pei gollon
n. o. AZ to 45 cts
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WYTMEviLLE FEMALE INsTI-

Es-
Institute will open the Let September Wytheve is
a nd handsome with good society, and *
situated in very beautiful and healthy portion OF the
State
The Institute Buildings consist Of spacious brick
edce, the OF which large and well ventilated
and will be rendered comfortable possible The
chambers of the young ladies' will be carPeted and each
room furnished with Bureau, Wardrobe, Washstand
and other convencnces pertaining to private chambers.
The Institute will have II Primary and Academic de-
rartment, the latter embracing course OF four years.
1t may however be entered upon any stage according
o the advancement of the pupil and those candi-
dates for graduation will be allowed pursue selected
The Teachers will each be provided with sepa
recitation rooms in which their respective classcs
will be taught An extensive course of Lectures and
e. pcriments will be given by the Principal in the Nau
raj Sciences and with view this the Institute will be
furnished with extensive l6mical and Philosophical
Apparatus entirely new. Lectures will also accompany
the of Textbooks in Mental and Moral Philosophy.
The Principal has had experience in the work of
Female education, nd has Just pas sed thu ough
of Lectures in the University of Va and Obtained Dip
Tomas and Certificates, upon the different branches in
which he will particularly give instruction. c hopes,
therefore to bring the undertaking such qualifications
us will enuble him to carry it out in the best manner.
lie has associated with himself, Mr.. C. H. Fonaine,
who will give attention to the Boarding Department but
in this and indeed in every department the Principal
has p.eemnent control and holds himself responsible
the atrons of the School lie will be assisted by lis
lady in the superN son of the young ladies' and will have
least well qualified assistants in the work of in
liberal kind and ii is designed be hrstgrade Insv
ton the advantages afforded for thorough liberia
and accomplished education.
Special attention will be given 70 the of the
young ladies, and to their moral and religious training
without, however, the ncucation Of sectaisn views
Textbooks, Stationary, &c. will DO furnished at the
Institute at low prices.
TERMS.
+ or Board. fuel, lights washing and tuition in
Primary department, per Session of month, $50 90
For Board $ above and tuition in Academic
department NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 65 90
Tuition in Primary department -.-....--..- 10 90
Tuition in Academic. .--..........---.-... Is 90
instrument 90 90
Tuition in French. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Tuition in Drawing, Painting, Waxwork and
Except when Needle work is taken in conncc-
ton with either of the others, then for two Is 90
Those esring further information will on application
have circulars sent them free of postage.
II is highly important that scholars should be present
on the fr,t day of the Session.
Address the Principal, Wytheville, Va.
July Bowls r. w. NOWLIN, Principal.
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CONNIE lCraL RECORD.
IyucI,burg Markets--Auyust 2s.

1oBAC CU--insperls the past week. as hbds.; re-
ecits essening, equal only IL about laf the inspections
M.rket less ed and prices lower for all grades
particu lar : fo common de-rfiptioes. sales ~ Lug
A. s33Oa5i Corrmnn Leaf ga 6; Medium do. 500 u
f;ond aud line Shipping Leuf s7@s 50 tiodd manufac'
turing Lrnf si0Gl5; Fine and very scarce.
wnEAr-75d e0 for Red aid White.
wv SMITH,
Commis ION Merchant
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From the Richmond Wing
Commissioners from Alexandria

From tie Richmond Wing
"PowHATAs HoUsE.-1he complimentary Card, in
regard to the manag of this House be highly
gratifying to the worthy PROPRIETOR Mr. G. l.. Dibrc
from the fact that il entirely voluntary the
part of the sgnersits reception by Mr. D. being the
first intimation of such intention their part We
can add our own testimony that of the gentlemen who
have paid Mr.. d. compliment just in itself, and
dered in n mo nncr so delicate" iy 22-ts
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GPRINSs 1SJ2.--The subscriber would most
~ respectfully announce his friends md the public
generally that he is receiving and opening large
und well selected stock Of Spring und Summer Goods,
which he invites the attention of those in want II
suseess enumsrate his stock, but would simply
that it is surpassed by any in Lynchburg.
He invites the particular attention cfthe Ladies to his
beautiful stock Of rich Dress G0ods KtdGloves, DC.
The Gentlemen viii find the best stock of Goods In
heir line exhibited by any house in this place,
md the largest and best selected stock Of Ready Mad.
Clothing, ever brought this town. The Young Men
Will find something really handsome in the way ofcoth.
ing Mt apl 12-ifts DON +. @. PETERS.
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Y R. sTABLEis ~ CO., Druggists

.up,x k. STABILIZE ~ CO., Druggists.
~ have on hand
IN +. C. Jones' g. Co.'S White ZINC PAINTS
!" BroTR q
They superior in oll respects to Paints in com
mon more brilliant, durable and cheaper. Tho
Bromni greatly used Futprocf Paint, Mctaland
Shingl roofs Fences, Boats &c.
Ayrcs Cherry Pcctora for cocghs aud colds,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry =" "
Jaynes Expectorant
Codlivcr OIL for Dyspepsia, Debility, &c.
Yeast Powders,
French Window Glass of all Sizes
Looking Glass Plate
Phosphate of Lime for diseased Lungs,
Best Chewing Tobacco. &c, &c. Jan lD-ts
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TyECEHv1NGA AMI FUHWAK
III GROCERIES, AND PLASTER.-The sub
scriber sill continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the cnnal amidst NIL the chsngss receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, 60.
Our charges will be low, and forwarding done with dis
patch. sl-7
VIII receive in few days, frat rate assortment OF
Groceries, which he will sell low. and buy all times
Flour Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed, &c, for which he
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar lyon for ssle.
JAMES B, REEWICK
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NOW TIE TIME TO TRYIT.

" The subscriber is prepared To furnish his
"ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTUBE," in any quantity; this
article has been in for the lust years, and be-
Dia,yhoca, Cholera Io,Gns Dysentery Cholera b.fan-
TIM, and oil Affections OF the Stomach and Bowels IL is
all unpleasant take, and may be given TO chill
dren with perfect mpunty. As this is the of the
year when such diseases most prevalent you would
do well call aud get 6oHe If taken in time it will al
ways relieve. For sale by
jane 2l-ts JOHN II. SEAl. Druggist.
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VTALTARLE REAL ESTATE FOR

SALE will offer for sale until the first Of NO
vember ncxt the following valsable property The
HOUSE AND LOT skers som yrsfSs, the Re-
.eryor quite desirable family residence, with all
cessary convenience attached md located in good
neighborhvVd
Two Lot. adjoining sane ,contaiung quarter
of an ca.b.
Two Acres ofCround on rhe hiiF in the neigborhood
Of Mcssrs Spence Cawthons factory weiblcsased soy
building factories, &c.
Three Tencmonts main street, nearly opposite rhc
Union Hotel eeeh ~ feor 'front.' running baok f feet
these TeBcments occupied aud paying goud rent.
400 Acres 81 land in Amherst county, with
in miles Of bynchbnrg and convenient to mnrke
the Land is Of fine lIsy Und well watevrd, with sat
fcient quantity oftmbep fhc improvements most
ly new, having ii Dwelling House. with eight
large and passages, good burn curn house,
stables, kitchen. and al necessary out houses.
win also offer for sne, tenemens water street,
neur the Va. and Tenn. r. Road Depot now being
built, and will be finished by November neat. These
three stoies above basement ind well arranged for
urge commission business These Tenements II sou
sold will be for rent tense.
The above mentioned property BE psrchused on
accommodating termsr IN exchange fog likely Young
Negroes. Apply 10 the undersigned.
will here say nay OH customers md friends, who
have Hberaly tor the last twelve years,
TINT my business will be kept up Iva the style MS
heretofore, and every Effort made to give satisfaction TO
my patrons, &c GEO o. CURLE.
mug 2--wtfnnv
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Freights up and Down the Cam

Corporation Bonds $l00--pnr.
Citizon's Savings Bank Stock par Sl00-sl2l.
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" take pleasure in cal,ing the apsenen os bhe public
omy well assorted Stock Of Boots Shoes, Gaps Hate,
Travelling Trunks, Carpe, Bags, Panama and other
Summer fsassaoprisag every thing assd Ger rhe Mad
and feet have recently bought IN che Northern
cities and offering very low prccs in order
lucc lnrge sales. think IL will be uhe interest Of all
10 Gull. ms pgefer nimble penny slow shilling
My arrangements made 10 Keep up uhs Ssock
throughout e seassn, with fresh md desirable Goods.
march 9g-iftf JOHN q. MEEM.
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nISSOLUTlON.--T Co-Partnership hereto
IL fore existing between the subscribers, under tho
style of DvpLEY CospTos has been this day dissolved
|by mutal consensjohn W. Ds3ley has purchased the
interest of Wm. Compton in the late eoneeyn and will
discharge its Liabilities He embraces this approximately
hss sincere thanks his friends for their pat
ronage to the concern Of DUDLEY 81 COMPTON,, and to
JNO. w. DUDLEY.
WIN. A. COMPTON.
Cinc1syA1I April 18th. 1859,
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. MEXICAN HOTEL, LOyING-

N bTON, NELsON CO, NA.-JOHN 3. Iiis
lyle, Proprietor subsciber takes this method
4 informing his friends. and the public generally, that
has leased for term of years of Col Charles Per-
row, that large and eommodious HOUSE opposite the
Court House. and he will, the 10th of September
next, he prerlred to accommodate all WIN may favor
him with their patronage.
The HOUSE has undergone thorough renovation
from cellar Ia garrett. and uuished 18th and fash
onable furniture, in style be surpassed by my
Hote in tho upper country Persons visiting Loving
business In the search of health pleasure,
sill find this Hotel pleasant place of resort. His
TABLE will be supplied with all the luxurcs of the
seasonhs servants attentive and obi ing and in fact.
pains shall be spared render those visiting his
House comfortable. His STABLES are of brick large
and commodious, and shall BIO supplied with the best
provender the market Affords and with good and expo
rienced Ostlers.
The AMERICAN will be opened on Thursday, the 10th
of September next, by BALL. Lynohburg mu'ic
will be employed.
aug ID. -dc2tw ,l0s JOHNS KYLE Proprietor.