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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
From ne Richmond Wig.
Gen. scott and the Compromise.

We published tho other day, and republlsh
now, letter, written by General Scott to Gen.
Hamilton Of Louisiana in July, lS5l-more
than I" elve months ago. 1t is up to the hub
in every particular. Where is there any such
evidence of Pierce's souudncss Where is his
pledge 10 regard The Fugitive Slave Law as
final and perpetuaIW Why did he not an
swer Mr. X. q. SCOTS letter. Or if he did
why was not his reply published Was 1t Of
character not fit for Southern eyes? John
Van Buren, rejoices that he comes from the
strongest nlislavery Slale-and is not bound
by any pledge whatever This is the tale for
the Freesollers. Here, we are told, he Will
make the best negro. catcher in the " hole Union
Some body is to be cheated
"WAsmNGroN, July 81, 1851.
"MY DEAR H. There is a Northern paper.
Of very general circulation, which represents
me as an opponent Of the Compromise meas.
ures of the last Congress. Now, if be moi
devoted TO the whole country, 10 the Constiu
ton and all its compromises, then my entire
life has been a lie was here in July, An
gust, and September, 1850, during the agony
of the public mind on those great measures
and | think may positively assert that | did
more TO promote the passage of the bills, in.
Guiding the one for the capture Of fugitive
slaves, than any man in the United States moi
member Of Congress. For my efforts with
members of the two Houses, and the part
took in the Cabinet, appeal to Mr.. F., &c. &c
From the settlement of tho vexed question,
which regard as a happy one, have constant
ly urged that it ought to be taken as final and
perpetual. feel myself much hurt that a
single American can be found TO doubt me on
matter so deeply affecting love of country
This is not said for you, my friend"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

The LoBos lsLANDs.-Our national dificnl
~ with Peru is said TO be in a fair way for adj
Justment, though in what way and on what ba-
sis is not so clearly made known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

GRAND DIVISION SoSs OF TEMPERANCE This body
adjourned Saturday morning about daybreok arc
informed after sitting through the night. Friday nigh,
they were entertained by their brethren Of this city, n,
a symptoms coldwater feast.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

It's not yet too late for other forgevies and
iaisehoods. Believe nothing new that you
hear from the party that has invented so many
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01

AND Warfnnts-The highest marker ,rice
- IN cash. paid for Bounty Land Warrants A3l ..oe
or, % 80 yuma VI no. Va q D NEAL
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


Orders for Tickels for the Presidential election will
be supplied promptly, and ON reasonable terms, by ad
dressing this office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
MARRIED.,

In this city. the Doth, by the Rev. J L Prichard.
Mr. WIN VAUGHAN aud Miss ALKALINE ii TAYLOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-01
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
OF Srw JERSEY.
ron vIcE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Electors for the state oTyirginia.
OF NORTH cARoLiE

ELECTORS At LARGE.
JOHN NJ. Bolts,
WILLIAM Is. PRESTON.
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BLANKS FOR sALEAT THIS OFYICE
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ;!

1 Y The subscribers now receiving and open
ing one ofthe largest and most desirable stocks of
Goods ever offered the public in this place
The attention of the Ladies is respectfully invi-
ted to their selection Of Dress Goods consisting in
part of plain and fancy Silks, Satin De Chine. fig
Mou.lins and Cashmere. French M.rinos of the
best quality; plain Mouslins and Cashmeres all co
lors, Alpaccas in great variety, Bombazine of supe
rior quality. Party Dress Goods, French Embroide-
rics, Hosiery, Gloves, Hd'k'fs, Ribbons; Mouslin
Floances new article; Silk and Woollen Vests,
&c &c.
Gentlemen will find in stock selection OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, unsurpassed in
this market; also fancy and plain Scarfs, Cravats,
Gloves of all descriptions, silk and linen HIKE,
Suspcndcrs; Merino Skirts, the finest ever in this
market; Collars, &c. &c.
Our supply Of heavy Woollens is large and well
worthy the attention of those having servants to
clothe: Blankets, at all prices; Domesiics, very
cheap Calicoes, in great variety; large stock OF
Carpetng and Rugs.
|. We ask that all in want of goods will give our
stock an examination, las confident Of seitRgto
those who win do so. Our Goods NEIl and
have been purchased with the greatest care, and
we are determined 10 sell them.
Country Merchants will find it no disadvantage TO
give our stock an examination, as will sell upon
as good terms ms any house in the State. All we
ask is that you favor us with call
Oct9-ts COLHOUN g. HOLT.
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rcnciny-Osnge orange,

We have from time TO time, advcrted
= past numbers. to the enormous tax up
IN lard owners, occasioncd by the neces-
ty of keeping up extensive lines of enclo-
surer, and TO the manifest necessity fol
ONE remedy Of this growing bur'hen.-
That no Legislative aid Is TO be expected
must be manifest to all; and We mus
therefore, Of necessity. resort 10 some per
In.ncnt substitute for the wastefal and ex-
spensivc enclosures xhsch have prevailed
IN Virginia to the present time In the
january number Of the Planter VIC re
Zssmmendcd the Usage Orange assise best
es,,lan FOR live hedges. Subsequent ln'er-
snation has confirmed US in the epl.nar
lIsaf where suitable stone is not Abundant
This plant Affords the very best fence that
EN- ks ubs.ncj; and the season for plant.
ine hedges having ssow arrived, We iecl
thai wscanpotdo better than 10 recon.
mend j, - the immeSsase examination Of
AR sulscnbess. Ia onr sext number we
al s.dsa~sr 20 give fan and ample d.
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.4
REGIONS for propagaiing il and forming
hedges. These, in three years from The
time ofsetiing ont the plants. will make a
fence perfectly impervious to any stock or
thieves. and one that will endure for the
longest life time The only labor requir-
ed being to keep the plants free from grass
and weeds. until the hedge is three years
old, and an annual clipping or trimming,
which last may be done with an old scythe
blade, by any tolerably handy laborer.
Along the line ofcanals and railroads, as
an enclosure for gardens and orchards,
and for lots in the vicinity of towns, il
would be the cheapest, most perfect and
beautiful enclosure that can be hac-the
hedge may be grown up any height, from
three to ten or fifteen feet.
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N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW YORK WIRE RAILING

L ~ OkStAS.-l uolic attention Is liNlica l."
new Improvement in manufacturing Iron Build
ngs Grafnrs &c made from Iron rods and " rousht
irox. designated
WIRE RAILING. Il as the most BEAUTIFUL az
closure for public private grounds farms, ocmctc-
ries, balconies. verandahs. arhors, etc. etc.
LYNDON GUARDS AND GRATING, For
stores dwellings lunatic asylums. prisons. steam
ships Sc. Iron Bcdstcads, with wire ssckiagstr tree
guards coal and ore screens. and variety of arti
cles too numerous to MENTION which this invention
is susceptible Of possessing eonyeneneies be-
fore known, resulting from the Improvement for
whichrliss x.sice was patented Forcleeaacc. com
hined with strength for the beauty OF its nnnmera
bic variety Of designs and especially for cheapness
lat one half less than ron it is altogether
rvalled by ans thing as yet offered TO the public
The plan of crossing the rods rs cantrived that
each binds the other. and thus mutual s~pport ia
given TO each individual part OF the whole
Il is believed that fabrics formed OF the largest wire
and manufactured in this manner will endure at
least 1--WE times the violence that Cast Iron Rail-
ing in ordinary use is eapable OF wihs,auding Pr
ces vary from 80 cents to g per hnea foot. The
subscriber al 50 II n-ifa,tures IFIRE FENCES.fo
enclosing farms. railroads. parks lawns, ETC., guar
anteed to resist cattle, horses sheep, which
becoming extensively used, and greatly distinguish
I'd bv liehtness OF appearance and elegance Of farm
being imperceptble at n short distance. the view is
thus uninterrupted, the prospect anialured,and the
beauty Of landscape unimnsise1 She fence is made
on an entirely new plan. being Portabie, yet secure
The whole may betaken DOWN md transported with
the same facility as ordinary iron rods Price from
si.5o 10 80 per rod including Iron PosSs, from II
TO l6 feet apart
Inquiries and orders addressed to the Proprietor
will meet with prompt attention
JOHN B. " IGKERSHAM.
24cBresd~sy, MY.
WaRrnorsK-s40 Broadwnv.
WoRKs--New-York Wire Railing Woke 80 and
81 Lewis street,
X. B. Silver Medal awarded BY American fnsri-
,nte. 1850 Bronze MEDALS awari~1 by Franklin
INSTITUTE. 1877 and ISIS.
Nes &-~3m.
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McDANIEL 4 HURT. GROcERs

WI and COMMISSION MERCHANTS are
now receiving and have in store
100 bags Rio aud Lasuira Coffee
% bags Java. Mocha and old White do, some
ofwhich is very choice
25 hhis n. Orleans. Z Rico and ST. Croix Su-
gars. part prime
80 packages loaf. crushed and powdered Sugar
Is bbls. clarife and coilce Sugar
Is bbls and bids. Orleans, L Rico and Gu
ba Molasses
$50 kegs Nails assorted, frcm to 60 d'y
20 tons country aud rolled Iron. embracing
round and square, buna and oval OF various
a240 lbs American Blister Steel
5000 do octagon's cast Steel from 4 to Il 'nche,
1000 do Majors ii Steel
500 do Shear do
1000 do good Sole Leather
10000 do Cotton Yarn of the most approved brands
100 bbs. rectiied and old Rye Whskey, some of
which is very old and choice quality
half pipes champagne Brandy, part Of which
is old and choice
10 bbls. Madeirn, Port and Malaga Wine. some
very fine quality
200 sacks Salt
20 doz Ames & Rowland's shovels and Spades
10 bales and A brown Doncstscs
5 do oolton Oznaburgs
90 packages Gunpowder, Imperial and Black
Tea. part prime
10 bbls Tanners Oil
50 boxes Sxl0, I0xl2 and l2x16 Gn.s
so do Taliow and Adumanine Candles
100 kegs Lewis White Lead, No !, extra and
pure
% boxes Soap of various quality
50 doz London Porter
% bbls Muekercl, No. /, . and
Together with large and general assessment of
Groceries not enumerated all of which will be sold
upon the most favorable terms for cash. or in cx-
clnpge for Country Produce, to punctual custo-
ri1ers urou the usual time Jan l5--ts
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HREAT ATTRACTHON!!-

" and Splendid sock Of Dry Goods and Really
lfadc CYo,kinyat Wholesale e. Reiaa.-GEGGEN-
HELHER + INTERN YER.-Respectfuly il-
form their friends and the public generally that they
are now receiving splendid stock a Dry Goois,
suitable for the Fall and Winter season, embra-
cling every article of Lades' and Gcnfemoas Wear.
Al of which the public invited call and
me before purchasing elsewhere. We hayea beau
tifl assortment of HATS and Caps, Boo's and Shoes,
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy
ticcs, all Of which offered at unusually low pri-
COS Call and Us; and we feel assured that you.
will be pleased with p,fers well Goods, we
deernnedto sell low has wing purchased for cash.
They are also receiving n splendid assortment of
ReaRy Made Clothing, Purchased by them TO, casl,
at unusually low prices, by which means they are
enabled offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and others to their Ithoesaie Prizes
believing that they will find it to their interest
give them cal sud examine their stock before go
ing further East. The great facilities which they
Joy in purchaeng their supplies enable them to am
with confidence. ihathcir goods will be sold
at RIG MOND PRICES
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EDUCATTON.--Mlss LUcRETA A.

EDUCATION..-M LUCRETA A.
IL WILSON viii give her undivided attentionio
School. which she will continue the ensuing year.
ID the village Of New London. She teaches all
the English branches usually laugh, in the best te
male Seminaries, and Music the Piano: and
could give many references, but deems it unneces-
sary. The terms per session of ten months with
a vacation Of 3 or weeks in ssEmer) will be as
follows, viz:
For Reading Writing, Arithmetic and Ge-
orrapby. SIC 90
the higher branches. 90 90
:. Music on Piano. 80 90
The Schsol to commence LIST of February, 1897,
and no dedaction made for absence after entrance,
except in cases of protracted sickness.
Board can be Obtained in gcntce families in the
village on reasonable terms.
Jan Sir, (Rcpubliean copy
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As n Dyspepsia Curcr.

w, HOuGIlToN'S preparation Of PEfSiN he
produced the most marrfiioHS rgceis, curing cuses
DebHi y, Emocia ion, Ncrross Dccfiar, and DyfpY
nc Consumption, supposed tobe IN ihr Sciy s.rs
Of the grave. 1t is impossible to give de dciris .
in tine limits ofthis advertisements: bn, nuien
ticaicd certificates have been given of more t.si
TWO HUNDRED RgNARKAntE crnEs. ~ i'lnsdel
pbin New York. mud Boston nlonc. Three ~r'
nearly all desperate casos md the cure. were no
only rapid aud wonderful. but permanent.
IL is IA great Nc,rous dmsi,ff. and particular.
useful for tendency to Billion. disorder. Liver Com
plnini, Fever and Aguc. % badly treated Fever on'
a que, and the evil effects of ptribinr Mercury an'
other drugs upun the Digestive organs, ntrrs oni
sickness. Also, for excess in eating, and thr 10
free use Of ardent spirits. 1t almost reeoncile
Urakh ~ith L,f9t,cyaArr
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MERCHANDISE.


II EE 4 JOHNSON, GROCERs,
lLCOMAilSSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, at he Old Stand Of MeDanid 4 Lee,
Lynchbsyg, Fa.--Oaer for sale in store and a6vat--
20 hhds r. r. and N. o. Sugars, lpart prine.)
10 boxes beat Loaf
10 Ibis sup'r. Coffee
10 Stewards Crushed "
10 Puiyerised
10 hhds and bbs Cuba and N. o. Molasses, (Part
.prime-)
50 bag. Java, Manila and Mocha Coffee,
10 Angostura
50 prime Rio
25 Laguyra
10 chest Impel s Gunpowder Ten. tPart superb
- Black do
$50 kegs Nails, Brads and Spikes, assorted
10 bis Tanners Oh,
5000 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather
so boxes y 10 and 10 y 10 Window Glass,
so bbls Clipped Iierrings.
SO boxes Adarnantine and Tallow Candies,
90 boxes Soap. various kinds,
so kegs Lewis White Lead. No. and pure,
so doz London Porter in pints and quarts,
zoe sacks Liverpool Salt in fine order,
together with large aud general assortment OF
LIQUORS Domestic Goods, Sc, &c. All OF which
thew will sell on the most favorable terms.
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old stomach Complaints.

There il no form al DH Skomach Compliant
which il docs nDt seem to rcDch and remo'.r
once. No matter how bad they mny be, il CIV u
INSTANT RELIEF. single dose remove
tbc unpleasant symptoms md il only needs % b
repeated, ion short time, 10 make these good ~
fecis permanent Pmiy II Biood and rtrors
Boiy, follow at once. IL is particularly ercclrt
in cases Of Nausea, Yor,-iing, Cramps, srcnes'6
the pit of the Stomach, distress after cofing. lo~
cold state Of the Blood, IIcavincss, Low ness .
Spirits, Dependency, Emociation. Weakness ten
donry 10 Insanity, Suicide. &c.
Price, ONE DOLLAg pr bottle. Qnr bo,tl,
viii often effect insfiDg
PEPSiN IN POWDER, ScmJ M~a Free o
Posfago.-Fm convenience of sending to all Jau
of the countryside Digcaitc Matfcr IF ME PEPSE
Ia put up in the form of Powder, with directions.
he dsssolgcd IL water by the patient These POW
dcfs contain just the matter the bottles bu
teice HE qpo1Dy or the sa,ne prsee, and sil be-
by mail rErg on POSTAGE, for ogp ss,fiaa sen
(posi-paid to Dr. }. n. HDrGHTON, No.
North Eighth Street, PhilndeIpss, "a
O5serre This Every botrIc Of the gens,r,~ PEP
siD bears the written signature ofJ. &. HOrGn
TON, N. d., sale Profpictm, No. II N. Eight
st. Philadelphia, Pa.
) For sale in Lsnehl,srg, ny DfiN II. sEAy
authorized Agent March 3--w j.
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NEWFALL GOOD Sal. B. ED

IN WARDS. Merchant TAILOR, a few doors above
Mcem & Gwstkin's and opposite sam'l D, Thur
man. returns thanks to his customers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal encouragement extend
cd to him for the past year. and respectfully asks
a continuance Of the same. lie has large number
Of first rate workmen employed, and being deter
mined to turn good work as can be done, he
feels confident of giving entire satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage. lie
would invite attention to n new stock Of Cloths,
Cassimers, Yestings, and Trimmings, laid in this
fall, Of the most approved style, selected by him
self, with care for cash. which will be made up on
reasonable terms, and very low for cash.
JAMES b. EDWARDS. Ag't.,
Sept25-wts for r. s. Bradshaw.
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- Rlc nmond. PetersDsrx, Nor

-. FOLK AND NEW-YUKk 8 EAM FACh-
EFT COMPANY. have now the line their new
and pow erful low pressure Steam Propeller, Ciy
Of Richmond. X. w. Foster Master, she is double
iron braoed and fastened. equal to many ships OF
twice her Tonnage. She has enc State Room ac-
commoda,ions for passengers, and no pains will be
spared to make her the popular vessel for persons
travelling this route and goods will be delivered
with certainty OF time in few hours after shipment
The Steamship, Cify Of Norfolk Is nov launched
and will take her place in the line in few days, to
be- commended by JAMES Posr. This line CON
meets with line Of steamers ut pier eight, New
York for Boston.
AGEsrs-Maiior 6 Lord, New-York;
Robert Rankin, Richmond.
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I OOAENG GLASS a PICTURE;

- FRAME MANUFACTORY.-TIl UN-
dersisned manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames. richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and fancy wood aud guilt
Dagucrreoiype Frames, alargc beautiful assortment
of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, Of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 50x36
inches dawn
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Roscttes, of all sizes, for Builders in
terror work
ALSO,
Old work regilt and .jobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut TO amy pnticrn-and large size
French Mirrors fsfnis4sed to order.
~ Country orders by mail will receive prompt
attention. FRANCK g. CLOVER,
1913 Mar street, between 9Th and 10th 81. Rich
fnond. Va.
June 9-ts
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CALE OF YAIUARaE Ncgrors,

~ In obedience to n decree OF the County Court
OF Nelson. pronounced in the case of White and
wife vs.. Christians administrators Sc, the Under
signed will on Monday the Goth day of January
ncxt AT Nelson Court house, sell ut public Auction,
five valuable young Negroes
TERMS,-so much cash MS will dcfruy expenses
Of sale and of suit and as to the rcsilne, six
months credit. Bonds with approved security, re-
qured. TiIOS. =. FITZPATRICK ~
WIN. NJ. CABELL. So'" 's'
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Il ed respectfully informs the public TINT he has
taken shop on Market Street, opposite the Police
Office, FOR the purpose of conducting the House
Painting Buaiaess, where he may at all times be
found when not engaged on job, in which case a
card will be at the door stating where he can be
found.
From his long experience and the uniform salts
faction which he has given, he faucrs hinsc that
he will receive a liberal portion of patronage He
is fully acquainted with all the different paints
eenily brought into use. such as Zinc and the s.v-
crol FIRE proof paints He will attend all orders
promptly. and is prepared to execute Imitation
work of all kinds, Ginning, &c.
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i nprecedcnted Success; Ano,her ri.

Unprecedented success; AHo'hcr frt-
~ umph Of Ilhtehara. The premium awarded
iim at the great New York National Exhibition,
for IL. ~aperior Duguc1reotypcs which proves that
his work is appreciated in New York we'll "a 81
his-na,ive State (virginia). lie vas aso awarded
the highest medal at the Maryland National Insti-
tuie. His Gallery in this place sill continues 10
turn c,n work of superior character, and u pro-
nounccd by good judges to be equal 70 any North
81 South At any rate perfect satisfaction eanrin-
teed 10 every ease. Come then. and all, aud
secure tina. naemenfo which viii suiEee yosrsclees
and il invariably appreciated the richest legacy
ofdeparted friends The never fidine Darucrrco-
type done up in Whitchnrsi's bcs, style. gBr Gal
lcry next door 10 the yirsinia Bank.
i. u. GIBBS, Agent for J. II. Whitchnrst.
\. d. Pictures Of every description copied and
post moTtcsz cases promptly attended to- good
suppiy of Loc.ets, Mcasliysns and hrcsa pns con
stafily hand Cor Dagucrreotypcs.
Nov 2O--ts +. l.. GIBBS, Agent.
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WORD 10 oar Friends.

FENfIE undersigned beg Leave most respectfully
L. to inform their friends and the former patrons
cfthc Columbian Hotel generally, that they will
continue to aid in the supcrntendence Of that Is
tnhhshnscnt during the cnszjng year; assuring MI
who visit it, Of a determination to promote then
comfort to the utmost extent. They solicit the con
tinuancc Of old friends and II trial from new ones
SAMUEL s. SUBLETT,
10 LII, Holm "a SFAyRES
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columbian Hotel, RICHMOND, Va

~ This Hotel, which has been for some years I'M
der the management of MIR. Su5lett, will be con-
Quoted, after the 1t day nf January, 1852. under
the charge of Daniel Ward. lately Superintendent
of the Fauquicr White Sulphur Springs, and Mrs.
Brooks, Of The late partners. The Proprietors
are aware that this House has been fvorably known
to the public for "A long time. and they are deter
mined that Ter their management it shall not
lo any fits justly acquired celebrity. They re-
quest their patronage towards the house, and they
pledge themselves spare neither attention nor
tx pcnsc to render them comfortable. Mr.. j. III.
SEAYHgs, who has for many years been asss
tant in the Hotel, will continue his services.
DANIEL WARD & co.
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DECEIVING AND FORWARD

N ING-t;ROCERIES md PLASTER.
The subscriber still continues the fire proof brick
Warehouse on the canal, amidst all the changes, to
receive and forward Goods. Produce, Manufacture
ed Tobacco, &c. Our charges will be low, and
forwarding done with dispatch
GROCBRIES-whchw we win sell very low for
cash. or barter for Country Produce.
PLASTER-Willk keep on hand stock of Lump
and Ground Plaster and Peruvian Gusno, in the
season. He will all times pay the best price
market will afford for Flour, Corn. Oats. Flax
Seed, &c. JAMES b. RENWICk,
Jan SITS On the Basin.