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I'm portant Declaration.

We would invite the attention Of our readers 10 the
following letter which we fad in the Boston Post Mr.
lyons is known throughout the South He has long
occupied leading position at the Richmond bar and
Tor many years he has been one of the most prominent
distinguished, and influential members OF Tia whg party
in Virginia He the chairman OF the wing central
committee, and the head Of the wing organization OF the
State.
Mr.. Lyons was born near Richmond, and has long
been resident Of that city He is well acquainted with
General Scott who married and has spent much OF his
time there; and after the Wing Baltimore Conven
uon he resigned his position chairman of the central
committee because he could with the dangerous
men who had obtained control OF the wing party Now
he gives his unpreiudced testimony in favor of the de-
mocracy. 1t has long been the habit of whg leaders in
the South to denounce the whole North as unsound on
the question OF saveynot TO be trusted with the con-
sutional rights OF the South They have been unable
to defend the position Of their allies in the North and
they have excused themselves to the southern people by
affirming that both parties at the North tainted with
abolitlonism. They charged the southern democrats
with misleading the South by holding that the northern
democracy was worthy OF confidence. Mr.. Lyons has
taken the course to obtain correct information. He has
gone among the people Of the North He has seen the
northern democrats at their homes and in their primary
meetings, and has heard them express their sentiments
and give uterance to their feelings and purposes. Had
there been motive, there was no opportunity to de-
ceive him. His preudices and preconceved ideas were
OF course unfavorable TO the northern democracy yet he
has been satisfied Of IFS patriotic position, and with hon.
orabe rankness the fact the people OF the
South, who will not fail to listen to his words:
REVERE HOUSE, August FL, 1859
MEssRs EDIroRs; perceive that in enumerating in
your this morning the of the strangers who
were upon the platform last night Faneu Hall, am
described as Judge Lyons, of Virginia deem proper
at once to therefore, lest il should be thought that
am conniving at innocent mistake which gives a
title that have right TO- that am not judge but sim
ply member of the bar. honofed with upon
the PLATFORM spectator by tn, kindness Of The
president and committee Of the granite club and take
leave say that very highly grathed spectator,
and only regret that every in the South could
and hear all that and heard in Faneuil Hall last
night and at the great meeting at Hlsborough for they
would then feel am sure, as do, that the demo-
cratic party of New England is sound upoa the compro
mise question: and the constitutional rights of the South
the South ITSELF and that the Union safe in its keep
ing. My friend, Mr. Reid, who with me, desires
dscaim also for him the title ascbed 10 him, he is
like my sell, a member of the bar.
Your obedent servant,
JAMES LYONS.
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For few days past the likeness OF General Franklin
Pierce, the democratic candidate for the presidency has
been open to public inspection in this city II taken
by MIR. John r Johnston, artist OF Cincinnati, who
was sent to Concord BY the democracy for that pur-
pose Il is sand by the distinguished in Washington
the old associates OF General Pierce that il is not only
capital work OF art, but truthful and accurate
likeness. The broad, knotted, and compact forehead
gives evidence OF great energy of intellect; whilst firm
ness benevolenoe, and integrity strongly marked in
the whole face. The head stands boldly out from the
canvass and addresses itself at TO the behoer in
all the warmth, frankness, and expression OF real life
1t is the first time that General Pierce has ever been
painted, although there have been frequent efforts
has been reserved for Cincinnati, dstng uished for
the genius OF her artists, TO furnish in the work OF
Mr. Johnston the frs, likeness OF General Pierce TO
the American people. II would be well for all who
wish to see magnificent work OF art as well the
true likeness OF the future President OF the United States
to call and at Browns Hotel whilst there is an OPP
portunlty.
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The editor Of the Cincinnati Nonpaeil, having visited
North Bend, speaks thus OF General Harrisons tomb

"On a visit the tomb OF HARRISON situated on
Of the beautiful sites In the country
North Bend, panied behoding the little
bestowed upon the ground covering the resting
place of the hero The lot selected which posted
the remains of old Tippecsnoe, enclosed around the
base in circular form, with board fence, roughly white
washed The long has all been trodden down shrub
berry broken and the wooden door leaning
the vaults has been desced and mutilaied, while the
and scattered the ground Tor yards around. The earth
the mound has been ploughed up, though hog.
had been roofing there The Tomb and all the beau
tul and enchanting scenery have lost all their interest,"
and the visit 10 the spot Is anything but pleasant
Thus expressing ourselves only echo the general feel
ing OF all who have visited the buralpace this spring.
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The Catholic journals OF the country have established
new claims favorable consideration by the manly and
decisive in which they have repudatel and spurned
the Infamous alsehood which represented Frank Pierce
as the foe OF religious liberty.
The Boston Pilot, the most influential Catholic paper
in the United States, and which takes no part in political
matters except defend the interests OF adopted citizens
thus warns those citizens against the Infamous speech OF
Sieyecammon Robinson on the religious test
"W f. RoprNsos.-we have read the lecture OF this
nerson ON the Nav Hampshire controversy Il Is dis
gr,cef, production We may notice It briefly next week
Meanwhile we caution adopted citizens against II /"
~, ,nou d,shone seeiionsng document have seen thu
s,gsor.n
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Information wanted.

Win The Republic he pleased to give the country some
Information on the following point:
Was the Rochester movement, which, in 1899, pre-
senied General Scott for the presidency, with his own
full knowledge and consent as "a Jacksonian hard
money independentireasury democrat" boar or Sc
rious proceeding on the part OF Gen. Scott HIMSELF We
insist that The country has RICH, to know whether Cen
Scott did then entertain the political opinions he pro.
fessed to enterlan and we submit 10 the Republic that
in avoiding all alusion TO this subject and to General
Scotts political opinions they stand on record il only
initiates the policy Of the hunted ostrich which bures
its head in the sand, thinking thus to screen its whole
body.
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Bro~n's Marble Bnlains, Washington, ID C.,
ONTINUEs drsns the
eh departments and sells all kinds Of
current money at beet sells drafts on the principal cities
throughout the and rsnsact general banng bust
ness Prompt returns made m all collections, In such funds as tho
parties for whom collected desire. NJ LIZ
The highest market prices land all
NIB The public Notwithstanding the attempts
OF parfses circulation Of nors the
Of This bank bought the principal brokers In New York
fhsdepha BALTIMORE Washington, low Of dis
count 40 other emanstina from Washington. a f
r. II. cALLAHER, President
SAMUEL w. M.psH, Cashier.
Aug N-3awlmf #4
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Sale To-Day.


[PcnnsyIrdnd drenut corner 81 NInfk Hrtd.1 :
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
uon.Op Friday 2h August, O'Clock m, the prem
shall reserve No H.
IS 10 inches
alley, between "A and streets north
Also lot No a. fronting 81 feet uches New
2lst back
ll2 feet, containing about 500 feet.
Terms one equal instruments
twelve and eighteen months interest," satisfactorily secured
Conveyancng at the expense Of the purchaser
Aur
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We are not 10 suppose that the oak stability be-
cause s light and ehangeable leaves dance to the music
Of the breezesnor to conclude that wants
soidy and strength Of mind because he may exhibit an
occasional playfulness and leyity,
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FRosr IN AUGUSTA gentleman who passed through
Ashhcld, Massachusetts,, few days ago. informs the
Journal OF Commerce that frost plainly visible for
some distance along the valley in the vicinity Of Spruce
Comets" Fences bridge panks, &C., were white, COW
cred with it,
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o- Grand rally Of the First Ward Democratic Assoc
ciaon Friday evening" 2b instant West Market
Several distinguished speakers have consented and
address the meeting.
The different clubs associations OF
and Alersndr invited To be present
Come all, happy the Old
First
BY order Of committee OF arrangements,
Aug 27-H
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One Of The most mpofan, female qualities is sweet.
ness Of temper Heaven did not give 10 women nsnua-
ton and persuasion in order TO be mperious il did not
slve them sweet Fpice 10 be employed in scolding
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Anger is the most mpo,eni passion that Influences the
mind Of man il effects nothing undertakes and hurts
the mao who is possessed BY it more than the object
against which il is directed.
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II ia useless to look forward future state oil pros
pey IL the present be not occupied towards laying up
The foundation of it, Many cling distant hope, and
xo;ac, a oroqressive certainty.
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ny A. GREEN. Auot,oneer.

by A. GREEN, Auctioneor.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN rURNITURE, COWS,
he dE. Of Mr. VASE s o ss dp
Bladenoug ag oeocs M all bis furniture eae chickens,
s:a and ws.nd
win Sh many s os and sne l..es S se T fr. line
Also, good lot Of farming and gardening implements
., steel corn conn mill patent srnd.,on e, .
Alsrs 70, o. fowl. Of the shanghai and o,he, breeds
will Jake them the door fifteen minutes and the sale will be
Term. cash. A. GREEN,
Aug lid Auctoneer.
by A. GREEN, Auet,oneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. FAMILY CAR
inst shalt sell D, front o. my store, O'Clock,
% q sSnsSsS Iss a s ss;.s %"'
win many Other ARTICLES which we deem unnecessary
Term: cash. a. GREEN.
BOOK Notice.
LrsR.r Hov,s or RsrrrsrrAugss,
House. ard Others having them in
respectfully requested to Them % ;. returned
Aug 97-da Librarian House Of Representatives.
JArAs .na the J.psn.-e-u,u.tr.sed.
History by Lieut.. Gunnison, United States to-
Hap, philIs'. csbia, by Mrs. Eastman.
A new supply received At
TAYLOR h MAURY,5,
AuaW BOOKSELLERS, street.
CCHoOL BOOKS, OF ali tn. kinds used In tho Dis
~ tict, at the lowest price
Copy books ''' p'n' and IN :" 'seE yns,y
Bookstore, 7th street, two doors above
AugT odd Fellows, Hail.
lRepubicl ,lI
HOwARD's supreme Coprt Reports-voI. "a. Is52.
III vsues Law Nauons and enlarged edition, with refer
ences To American Dccisons-t vol. 1862.
White and Tudors Leading In Equity by Hare and Wal
lace edifion--2 vols 1850.
American Leading Cases; by Hare and wrliscetird edition
enlarged and impoved-3 vols' lss7
Il AugN FRANcK TAILOR,
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DIED.

Al Burlington, New Jersey Thursday afternoon August TO-
Garrett DORSET WALL, only Of JANIS W. WALL, in I'd
year Of his
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BLACK MAN.

We understand that oar statements made on Tuesday
exposing the attempt OF the Scott managers to levy
sessmens on the salaries OF clerks have been denied
we therefore repeat what we have said. We received
before Our article was written the following note from
reliable source
- % -. merchants, have written letters 10 sew
eral clerks lwhg0 OF the Land Office. requesting them
call at their sore they had business CT with
them When they called and inquired, and made their
large book OF names opened TO them, requesting Them
contribute funds to pay or tho printing Of the Life Of Scott
Would not be well 10 make the known through
The Uniont esp give names If need be-"
Along with this note, received one of the letters
mentioned above is now in our possession, and reads
as follows:
"WAsHNaros, August 10. 1852
DEAR sR' If convenient, you will please call at -
0-s store, as have business Of importance with you
VERY respectfully, your obeden servant,
-
We omit names, because no public denial has been
made of our statements II any should be made. we
will then ill up the blanks and establish the fact that
General Scots partisans have attempted 10 levy black
mail on the clerks here. in the have stated
We would call attention to the fact that the money thus
obtained to be used in circulating the Life Of General
Scotia document which was compiled by the abo
zionist correspondent OF the New York Tribune and is
printed for circulation at the Office OF the National Era
the organ of the aboonsts. Thetwo documents which
the wing managers rely most on-he documents which
they circulate more extensively than all ohersare fur
nished at the Era Office We allude to the Lille of Cen
era Scott, and the article published in the National Era
in June, charging General Pierce with being the tool Of
the savepower in order 10 array the aboionsts against
him. So far opposition to General Pierce is concerned
the understanding between the wing and abolition par
ties is complete, and the aboonsts will their votes
for General Scott Mr.. Hale, their views Of policy
having reference to future warfare against the democratic
party and the guarantees of the constitution may dictate
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ny GREEN, Aecuonssr.
ZINE OLD BOTTLED WINE AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday The
9th shall sell by order Of the orphans
dence Of the late Major General Roger Jones' the Of
and lot Streets at 4oeok an excellent assortment Of old
70, soule. blackburn Madeira impotod.in , 1897
3 e s s;yy 3 3 IT, Is
DO NC do DO DO 1885 1885
q 90 ga, india Brown sherry, Imported isss
I $ !: S S: ::s' ..,. e e i:$
. do Lorman Madonna tss44r.l. +
nj, IL DO grape Juice 4,
poof 70 any in washington Ss",s%ea wishing aac article
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Aug 2i-d huctioneer.
The linton Academy,
Corner Of lAh street and arsnus. s s,
THE year Monday, August 3D.
lssa The proprietor hes not sasd pains ., "Opens. provide
obtaining thorough English and classical
H. Richards, A. NJ, principal nc proprietor.
Hitchcock, A. D., assistant.
A q. Richards, teacher Of the primary department GO
A Zappone, teacher Of modern languages
.. Gibson, teacher Of drawing md painting
Circulars be obtained r. Farnham bookstore Of the
WasmsoroS, Aug "a, ls5a .a Aug 9,--eod0w
The Union Female Academy,
- On leh street, between " Gnd Se~ Yort are"ae'
HE academic WIN commence on Mon
dsy, August 40, 1859.
Mrs y Richards, princpai
MI a. Zappons, teacher Of modern languages
August "a isss Aur9-eodsw
Copy BOOK .ls,e., pens and every variety very
y" p'e''sT" M TAYLOR a MAURy's
Aasas Bookstore, Fem. syenue, "sa' ''a 'u''N
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by A GHEEN, A0euOneeF.
ZINE OLD BOTTLED WINE AT AUCTIoNr-on Friday, The
9th shall sell by order Of the
dence the late Major General Roger JONES' the Of
and 10th streets, o'clock excellent assortment Of old
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haac z Lu5rce, DrrrxDESr
IN Ass1rhf psf, n
Virginia, to wit /.

Atruies hsd ii the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court OF Jefferson Coanty on the I'd day II March,
1862.
Burr n C'tam5iin sa7rsriag pa,taer IF
.SamuetjL CAa@1lin, deceased, fafe 1icr-
Chants trading under The name anil firm of
d. p. QkQm5iia d CO. PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
IFllliaal II..ft Palmer, DErkxDANr,
IN DEB T..
FTNFIE Object Of this Suit is 10 recover judgment
j. tor tic Amount Of the plaintiffs claim and 10
attach any estate or effects, Of the defendant and
any debts d9e him within this State and TO subject
the same TO The satisfaction Of said Judgment
ttappearing on affidavit flied II this Suit, that
the defendant Is not resident of this State he Is
hereby required 10 appear here within one mouth
er due publication al this order ard do what's ne
ees ary ID ptoect his Interests in this matter Il
iurpher oraffed lha, Copy hereof be published
once week for iouf successive weeks In the Viz
gnia Free Press" and posted al tie iFooisdoor Of
lhe Court House ofths County Ga the FIRST dag of
The next r1lAtV couf, Of Jefferson
A Copd-Teste, e. r. BROWN,
March 4, 1852. CiTh.
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March II. 1859
SCHOOL NOTICE

A N Election of School Commissioners for The
IN county OF Jefferson, will Be held0n Satarddy,
me 2otaday IF dis month, al the places AID under
the superintendehce III the persons named 10 tile
following schedule, viz:
District No i!e-Shepherd's School House
John kePiogs William Ketuey aud chasles
Hewitt.
District No School IIouze-E. l. Lee, J.
Enter and n ;ewett
District No3-Dahel Ealler's Tavern Chas.
Harper, Cameron and DR.. Taylor
District NJ New School Honse-Jacob w.
Reynolds. Daniel Moler and Saml Lcklider.
District 10 5--Union School House Isaac
Dust, ID Hess ard John Melvin.
District No 6--New School House John Mar.
/: shall, Uriab 3. Kefney and NJ Lemon
Dstrie, No = School Hoase-Wm. Hurst,
John c. Wiltshire and ] S. Moore
District No8 School ionse-M Helm, a S.
cambridge ard Thos G. Baylor
District No.9--Scbool Homse los # Harley,
Nathan Barnes and George Murphy
District Nh lO-S School House Thomas Ii
Willis, Esrom Stiier aud INV. Baylor
District NJ ll-New School Heuse-James
Griggs, David GfIbeEi and Jacob Gfnber, 81.
District No f2-School iianse-cbarles S.
Taylor, VIM 4. Turner and B OFT
District No l3-School House -Johh KaLle,
/ J. q r. Taylor and Il. A. Lewis
District No Ii School IIouse-Geo. Back.
house, Peter Langdan and Joshua Clip
District No l5-Sehool lI5ase-N w Man
ming Jonas Malfayen and john II. Lttle
I District n i8-S School Il1qse--B Roderiak,
! o. 81 Welch and r EicbeIbetaer
: District No lT--Sehoo House John Moler,
! Il. Henderson, and Daniel MoIor.
District M l8--Srhool Households Shewsl.
ter. Geo. B. Beall and Jacob Meler
! District Nd 19-C arter's H4tel-T A. Moore
~. AZ. cfanea ndI NJ Carter.
(; District M 90 School Honse-G w. Sap.
.pinglon, ! J | Lock and i RaNlins.
District No2l ~ School u5nEe- Carey Thomp
son, Thos. Russell aad w. Spangfer
District No 22-Herg's Mill-JF Srhofeld, W
J. Stephens and A. Ii Herr
District No 23-Russeiis School lEonse--A.
Rhaleman, u Kirby and Singleton thsmters.
DisrictsNo a4-Cstreli's Hotel-J@G vii
7 sons ID Starry anb J P Dlngeffpid
III District III 25-Schooi House--R Daley, G.
Nv lacy and J4eob Miller
1 District M a6-Schpol Honse--G. w, Molcr,
samuel Il Strider and VIM Eagle.
District No 27r-Schoo House-AEm Rusk J !.
y. Vansant and T. Eteherson-
!: TIE Commissioners above named n such as
! may act, will report 10 the present Board on or
before the 2Ttli inst, On which dat AT 10 clock
A. NJ, the nseulbers Of the present Beard are re-.
quested q attend att the Court House iull ILL.,
tendance i requested; and il is desired that all
accounts against Tie Board unpaid, whether for
taItiea or Otherwise, be. Oh that day. presented.
Teachers aud Commissioners will bave their
Tuition Fee Bills made out to the lit OF April
next,to be given TO The Sheriff on the day Of the
meeting.
/ The School Commissioners will please post
iths notice a some public place in their District,
Jas repaired b law
]; MM Il. .WoRTHlNGTON.
d Mach :. 1882 Secrttarr.
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PURL2C SAnrs

At SHAM ONzD ALE.
nm Thursday, he istn dav Of March asft tif
" far, if not The next fair day thefeafier.} We
wiz expose, atpublic safe, atShannondai4 Spfings,
Stock, Farming Utensils, Grain, &C.,
consisting in part ofthe following properly
5 Or s fine aeork Hoses, and among then.
seUerai good and SAFE buggy horses;
5 head Of Superior Co1es;
A small iotof fae Sfrep;
l,good Buggy and Haracss;,v.
road Wagoa Hay Ladders;
Barshear, double d Ssa gie sh6uel Psogshs !;
Iarro,cs, Rakes, Forks and .iSkorels
FTstrdte Wheelbarto,c and Watey Car !;
Wagon and plough Gears, aad9 many
other snail articles too tedious 10 mention
About 200 tarrelsef JfJst.yate Corr;
Betaceea and 4 kaadred 6stsheis of saae.
rior seed Oats;
A LIT of prime BGeoa;
A60ut 6fty acres of TFheat, IN The groaad,
one,tatt Tlrer bottom and the balaace. g6od
upland elover falloio;
Also, a superior fot of Hines aud Liq4ofS,
Of rarioas kinds; Cigars and ChesciAg To
baeco; OILS Of di9erent ki,,ds !; Spices, Pep
pefs, 3c.
Terms OF SALE.-zSine months credit on all
sums often dollars, the purchaser giving bond and
approved security, No property 10 be removed an.
chaser tobe responsible in case ola compliance
with The terms in any loss in the resale Of the pro
perry. HALL, OSBURN &. co. .
February o. 1852 Spirit
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rom HsEGNI'.

I A LARGE and commodSaus stone house "a
n Shenandoah 81 Ia shegfIusioess part Of The
Town and neat TO the MarkeGgun il IS calculated
from lis position fer nnhlc tfsiness and would al
80 be a con venieat reSieRncN Also, Spacious and
comfortable Brick Hause 81 ii gh Street, capable
nf accommodating two or h0re families; and a
large Frame BUILDING. II he above, properly II
not rented prva els il Whsle sua.ied p0bIiely 70
The highen bidder Tor rent 44Nahe The term ot one
wear 10 commence on The fstApt i next before The
door of INV present eSidenecyon High s. A4Setar-
aas 27tA ias betweeH the d MRS at l and feeloek,
PM. MARY GRACE, EFecutfix,
March III 1888 ot Martin Grace. deed.
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Virginia to wit

AT rules hcid in ths Clerk's Office Of The ciIcait
Court Of Jefferson cpusiys on The ID DAP OF March.
Jota Datf1m, DaasI Miller and Adonijzh
Sfipe, lMsrctans and partners trading
under t4e name and ffn Of Dailam, 1Iilzgr
d Saipes PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
IPiiliant lV. Palmer, DEFENDANTs,
In DEBT.
TIME ohject Of this Sut is 10 recover Judgment
4 Tor theiamount of The Plaintiffs claim, and TO
attach any estate or effects OF The defendant and
any debts due him within this Stale and 10 SUD
lect The same TO the satisfaction OF said. judgment
Il Appearing on affidavit flied ia lhis Sei, that
the defendant ii not resident OF this State, ne is
hereby required 10 appear within one month after
due publication OF this order and do what is neces-
sary 10 project his interests ih Ibis matter 1t is
further ordered that copy hereof be published
once week for four successive weeks, in the sVr-
gin Zee Press and posted at the ffontdoos of
the House Of This County on the first daysol
The Eopnty Coaftof Jefferson. J
Tfesle. Il. T. BROWN,
D IN, 1859 Clerk
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HNltt undersigned lstgs IeaFe respectfully 10 IN
form lhs cohmnnisY and travelling public
that he has taken ihe Hoee formerly .nosS as The
Berkeley Hoase 'fhe HOUSE has recently IN.
deFgpne 4 thofoagh fch6yalio' ii Is nov believed
to KIN every resaeci adapted 10 The wants Of he
traveller and soiotirnef.
A large and eoaiaosdfous Stable IS attached "a
the premises Tie injuries ct she TABLE will Be
earpassed by none, and she RAis ar all fiales SUI
nled With ehoiee aeiecti9n n superior wines and
liquors
HAGGAGE taken % and faapn The Depot free ef
charge aud III haa Weather a carriage will rnn q
the Dep5, ibf The aeetmmodaibn II ia velEers ;ts
out any additional xpense
JOS. C. 2AWIdNs.
March ~. 1s5e-iy proaT5sssr