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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

There have been two arrivals since our last
issue-the Steamer Washington, from Havre
and Southampton, and the Cunard Steamer
America, from Liverpool, with the latest inteli-
gence, which is up to the 3lst March,
Nothing decisive, either in relation to war or
peace, has taken place. The condition of the
allied armies in the Crimea is improving, and
the Western Powers betray no relaxation of
purpose or effort, in forwarding supplies and
reinforcements.
The Conference at Vienna, it is understood,
has agreed as to the first two points, which,
according to the Memorandum of the Allied
Powers, are as follows:
~. Their Governments, being of accord that
it is necessary to abolish the exclusive protec.
torate exercised by Russia over Moldavia. Wal
lacha and Servia, and in future to place under
the collective guaranty of the Five Powers the
privileges secured by the Snltans to those prov
inces, as dependencies of their empire, have
agreea, and do agree, that none of the treaties
between Hussia and the Porte, bearing refer
ence to the said provinces, can be in force when
peace is concluded, and that the arrangements
TO be made in respect to them shall ultimately
Fpe sucn as W ne III Iuh anu ehlire accoruance
with the rights of the SuZerain power, with
tbooa of tho tbroo ,r;nc;nol;t;os ond x;,b AZ
'A0'S Va N "iNo Pi~if"' gu" WIN ZIG
general interests oil Europe.
90 In ordor 60 ,,;,,o 20 Tho Goo ,,o..:..:.
q. III oruer W give 10 lhe Tree Navigation
of the Danube all the DEVELOPMENT of which II
20 canobla :. would no nronar co,,.o,,,Iyol a.,
~ - Dor,L Lr;P;N g.. A. -
ne Lower Danube, beginning from the point
nhich it becomes common to the two States
- -. :. .L.,,l,H-. - L.
Vn ~, 3112RG kt&hSer pe subjected
GtOria On which existe in
s. M 2(l9 treaty of AJr;an.
Z {ka1Ee navigation of the
Cedfed, unless it shonld
N SaS c ON OF q syndicai au'
po~ers 40. lor
- subse.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

We have Just issued. in advance. n specimen
number Of the Facts for tie Ieolie. which we
shall send this week and next TO our subscri-
bers, so that they may judge of its quality and
its adaptation to general circulation. Let every
one, who thinks he can distribute six or more
copies a month, proGtably, promptly send in
an order, so that may know how large an
mode of disseminating Anti-Savery principles.
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CONTENTS

A survey OF the Field
Goniie OF Pnncipl~-Saycry Cases
The Slave t,asr--I Interesting Items
20 our Voluntary Agents aud others .
Cuban Administration % the United States
New, from SPAN. Cuban Conspiracy, &c. ~
Civilization the South -
Mis~oHri->layrry an t.K0iic aud Musi Perish -
Prosperous % FaciS The People IL
Rs~,Hrsl ar She Laws ~
The TrrrOrS al Slavery 10
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DELICATE sENsIBILITY.

The reverned gentleman who edites the Meth
odist Professionalism Baltimore, must possess a
remarkably delicate organization. In a late
number of his paper, appeared the foIl0xia(
humble apology to the shareholders
SLAVE AUCTION IN JAVA
"a brief article, with this head,
the fourth page of our paper this wee
of class of articles we aerer select,
they are very often manufactured by para
lists for purpose, and are not reliable. Z 81 was
put in by our printer in place of something we
had marked out We did not seethis objection
able substitute until the outside form was work
ed off, and are therefore not responsible for it. !"
We reprint the Objectionable substitute"
After reading it, some may be inclined to
think that the printer should be the editor.
"sLAvE AUCTION IN JAVA.
"The following is taken from Dutch -
paper, published in Java. The article is
Grisee, district of Sourabaya, Island q
November 20, 1854: &
Last Wednesday we were witn
ching scene. In the mar 81 ;nlaaeuo
l1l1|
SEQ Dutch widdWelU
treated them with the greatesU
they were deeply grieved ,aty
pass into the hands of d
gave expression to their grl
and sobs. 90
"'The public crier pus
ms. 1, Though crowd
bled, hey kept profo
gradually lowered his
none would buy =,
family, availin9
ed by law to slaYe1 Bic
auction, offered himself Il the
same time, throwing him lees, he
besought the spectators No Ike q higher
bid. Not a word was spoken; a silence of a
few moments ensued, and the entire family was
adjudged to have beensunreservedly sold to it.
SELF 49,
ait wouldsbe difficult to describe the Joy
experienced by these slaves on hearing the fall
of the hammer which thus gave them their liber-
ty; and this JOY was further augmented by the
presents given them by numbers of the specta-
tors, in order that they might be able to obtain
subsistence till such time as they could pro-
cure employment
"These are the acts of noble generosity
that deserve to be remembered, and which, at
the same time, testify that the inhabitants Of
Java begin to abhor the crying injustice Of Sla
,legarand are willing to entertain measures for
bolition"
What is there in all this that Christian man
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" ~ 1"o" 8ofoHS PoICy OI tiIe
Administration M felaNon to Cuba, is dictated
by the Slave Interest. No other Interest de.
mancs the annexation of the island; no other
would be wicked and shameless enough to in
sist upon its piratical seizure. Why do they
not proclaim the fact to the country, and array
Public Sentiment against this diabolical Ele
mont of Misrule, and Mischief, and Ruin 1t
is by the unworthy, habitual acquiescence of
such journals, and of what is calIs1<eS.Con
sersafism of the country, in its y6il 81 ahat
it has grown to such a pitch 81 -, as
now TO require twenty fouy. millions q ireemen,
protesting the faith Of The Prince of Peace,
ape creed of Democracy, to embark in
pin c.E'war for the propagation and eterniza-
tiontf Slavery.
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90. Revision of the treaty
Of the 18th July, 1871, 10 at
stach more completely the
existence of the Ottoman
Empire to the balance OF
Europe, l do not refuse TO
coul6 % an understanding
IN FORMAL conferences for
I,eoce or the means which
ne three Courts may pro-
pose to put an end to what
they call the preponderance
of Russia in the Black Sea,
on condition that, in the
choice OF those means, there
be not one of . nature to
infringe upon the rights OF
sovereignty of my august
Master on his own terrific
ry.3
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FALL FASHIONS ron 1855.

ROBERT BEA

hObENI bEAL. PxoPRIETOR.
1he former o. Convention, 6ascs~ Third T.
Main Streets. The latter on Third, between
Church and Laurel Styssts
TAKES this method Of informing the pub.
L lie, that he has now on hand spleu.
did stock Of horses, about Forty in mum.
Der, Garages and Buggies in proportion
also, an Omnibus. al Of the best Always
on hand when called Tor.
RArEs ACCORDING TO rns DISTANCE.
Single Horse Feed, IS cts.
Saddle Horses at Livery, SIS per mo-.
Carriage or Buggy Horses. $50 90
Anv damage done to either Horse, Bug
g or Harness, to be paid for by the one
hiring the same.
RrLEs OF sorH STABLE, CASH
oct30.tf.
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New Crop shaker PFeservesI
IN CASES assorted-as follows.
PEACHES; APPLES; CHERRIES; OUNCE
PLUMS; STRAWBERRY; GRAPE JELLY.
Just received, and for sale BY the case or at re.
tail, BY fnnvl2l JOSHUA BEAL.
Star Candles! Groceries,
ON BOXES SIS Star Candies,
w 20 = new Cod fish,
Barrel Cramberries,
2 " Powdered Sugar,
3 d" Crushed g
10 Packages IS lbs. each Buck wheat
5 Kits No |. salmon.
Just to hand and for sale Nv pac kaye or
retail. lnov. 20 JOSHUA BEAL.
For Sale.
A FINE Copper Colcred Negro Girl,
IA about seventeen years Of age. She is
a good house servant, wash woman and
iro"er, an: . good seamstress for coarse
Terms moderate. Apply At his
Office. nsyi5.3t.
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SLIGHTLY ScANDALous.-The New
York correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun. writes - follows.
A suit Vas commenced in the Su-
prsme Court yesterday, BY . Mrs.
Charles Smith, who represents that
she is the widow of one Charles Smith,
. Roman Catholic priest. deceased in
1881, to receive her dover in certain
lands, conveyed by her husband. situa.
ted in Jay street, Brooklyn. and valu.
cd At $4,000. The defendant in the
suit 10 the Rev. Mr.. Laughlip, the
Bishop Of the Dioces, who says be il
prepared to show that complainant new.
Or was the wife VI the deceased and that
the said real estate was purchased, aud
conveyed by him. in . finduciary ca
pacity. The case is one on which /.
good deal Of scandal is supposed to
hinge.
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lete,'S for Sale.

Counters for Sale.
. FINE counters with drawers, and one
4 with shelving underneath, for sale low,
as they are in the way. d C. MONTAN.
FEMALE ORPHAN ASSOCIATION.
1 MEETING for the election of the Off.
n GERS Of the Baton Rouge Female Or.
phan Association for the coming year, will
he held at the Orphan Asylum on Tues.
day Dec 4th. at j! o'clock A. NJ.
4 punctual a'trnds nee Of the members
Of the Association is requested
novl4. M. w. READ,
Secretary.
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~N is tho remark Of . profound
scholar, that there is hardly sentence
in any Of the best English authors.
about the meaning Of which, If = ques+
lion Of property we're to depend upon
IL construction. doubt might act be
raised
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TIE ARrEslAx WELL IN Nsw On.
LEASs.-The Pirayune say'. speaking
Of this laborious work:
This we'll hss now s''sined . depth
Of SIS feet. and every day it, depth il
increasing. Yesterday one Of the an.
cie"t beds Of the Gulf Of Mexico was
tapped. some $40 fe-t below our pres.
ent misunderstanding homes Of men"
''~hrre the wave hath heen." Below
this ancient Gulf bed II sand the Al.
gers pierced another blue stratum Of
mari clay. The mari in this layer 10
much harder than that found nearer
the surface. aud still farther down il
"i'l probably assume the form Of .sone.
If such should be the case the advance
Of the augcrs will become more diff.
cult, and near approach to water will
be sugered.
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I'm LsorlnfA1s psAaGA-zs1j
Aae6ssa~Mra Fares b p'ayisg ~
engagement at the s.. Charles Thea
tire. New Orleans /; sAking The heavy
line Of Tragic characters in the legia.
mate drama. Her Lady AaeSssA, i
spoken Of in tho highest terms Of praise
equal to Mn. wsrnsr Of Cha,lotts
Cushman's personation Of Tie cane
character. The Piesyuns's "sssgs
critic" says. in speaking ef ths pr.
Torrance:
Take, a. single example, her %.
ton in the banquet scene, 10 which
her upbr.iding If the conscisres
stricken King. for his weakness 10
giving way to bis sorry doubes and
fears" was 20 artisticsl'y blended With
her treatment Of the wondering guests,
among whom. while MaeSs6 was
struggling with bis conscience she
moved with aasurances. acted but not
spoken. that her lord wss but suffer.
ing under q natural in6rmity which
meant nothing. And when. finding
exposure imminent, sh~ dismissed them
with that imprtu"us speech,
"stay not upon the order Of yous goins.
But 20 st once |"
how fine was the change Of voice and
mien with which che added. no If 70
remove all suspicion, still to keep her
state"
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EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDAL Mr..
Sinclair. ofJsnesville. wisconsin, hav.
ing fortune Of Sl5O,O0O. cut bis
throat . few days since, Tor fear Of
poverty.
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Masonic Notice.

THERE WILL he a called ~
L meeting " the Brethren OF g.. James @
Lodge. No: u, AZ "a, NJ, on Saturday
night the 18th inst, 1t the usual time and place
" orher Of the W. 81. pro tenn. J.E ELAN,
Nov22-td. a.c:v
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TO THE LADIES

Or EAST AND WEST BATON ROUGE.
MRS HUESTON il DESTROYS Of inform.
vi ing the Lsdies thst she has procured
The services Of Mas. N. Mar, On experi.
snesd Dress Maker, and - now prepared te
carry on, Dress and Msntilla making in the
best style. Cutting and bssting At the heap.
ct rates and shortest notice. novi4.
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1855.
I AM now receiving my assortment Of
L Mems Boys and Youths HATS, particu.
lar attention 10 invited to the quality and
style ofmy GOODS. There il no circum.
stance that gives - much evidence Of the
popularity ofs GENTS, FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT, - the fact that Il.
most every gentleman you NEE, Is either
clad in elegant garments pure based a, the
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, or on his way
to that fashionable establishment 10 proure
them. w. D PHILLIPS.
nov .. Church street opposite the Harvey
House.
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wy &M*s ON"'**..
BATON ROUGE, ::::::::::NOv. ~, 1855
M,lrAaY MArrsas.-.sous 6v
~eeks ago, . movsnsnt M % kot
70 ss-oessaiss To Baton Roug'
Guards Company" o. Tho Washing
soo Guards! Thsrs wsss several
meeting 70 this s6ses-o@ssn MN
s|sstsd and asps taken to equip tn
oso. In connection With ths con
pspy, il was rumossd also. thst thsrs
was 70 b . volantsss ametsur band
-somsthing very much ossded "a
awaken Red Stick. from it. ssmi.an.
pusl slumbess.
Verify il 10 . serious question:
one admitting Of learned disquisitions
both ways; II during IN hour Of gloom
Of sickness and dsath-whsn the heart
Of man sinks within him, and be trsm.
blss. With fear. It the contemplation
Of bic latter snd-if At such , time .
small band Of music in the streets
cannot and does not do moro sauitivs
good. than . largo corpse Of hysiciausi
Many indi6srsntly honest people, take
tie affirmative Of this question. NJ:
DAN Rscs, seys: (aud Dan, Is regard
Cd % philanthopist svsrywhsre) that
some years ago. be had occasion to
pas through vicksburg Mi. late in
The ssssou, whilst yet tho gloom Of an
epidemic was brooding DER the town.
he had with him . few Of the "an;.
male that 60 to make up . msnagerie
. few ground and lofty tumblsrs the
infant prodigy; aud some fat head
Cslsstial'. to play, chop.sticks +; 10
short. IN ordinary "ons horse show"
The heaviest aud most expensive part |
Of troupe. was band "of brass" With |
. base drum ;symdlss, triangle etc.. oil !
moved 10 IN open cart with four
erssms." The streets Of the city we're
dry and deserted-.hsre and there
Dan met = loafer. who told him there
vas no use TO open . show in vicks-
burg then; for all the people not dead.
had moved away" Dan. had looked
uniavorable auspices in the face before
that time; 90 be ordered the band
10 strike up-tbe caravansareers to 20
and find place to pitch the tent; for
chow be would. He marched up
Washington street, and down again
went over hin and dale. until the dusk
Of evening. and when night came
played bis show to the largest house"
bs ever had in vicksburg. This put
IN end to the Sections work, and the
audertakers threatened to sue him for
damages.
What shall we do TO advance the
movement to got up the old Guards ~.
md The Chaseurs too? Anything,
name it gsatlsmsn, ave shouldering ,
hs muskst oursslf. which ~ . men,
bsr Of the Peace Society, we cannot
10. Will Professor Eldertou, please ,
hurry along his pupils on the from.
bone. Corues.a-pistou and German |
Flute.
SLIGHTLY ScANDALous.-The New {
York correspondent of the Baltimore {
Sun. writes - follows. 3
A suit Vas commenced in the Su- .
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Dn1aasA Indignation.
| time past. foreign journal
hays spoken much in reference to Of
isns've preparations Of the British
Government for . Western war move
nsns. and Tie number Of English ".
stsamsfs as this movement in tn
Gull, wasssnts tie 'oopeluaiou sbs
Eoglaad, not sstisaed With IN sexrss
dvs var in the East, medidatss an in
tsrssrsapes In Western affairs. Tb,
Losdos 1'~ss nswspapsr bee recent
y bad some bombsseieal and Bull lik.
articles IL References to the United
stassa and - It 10 The organ Of th.
Government. Il has naturally caused
much excitement among the people,
The feeling Il The English people in
reference TO The Ea.tern war 10 we'll
known. Il has been pronounced in
Parliament, time and sgain, a. rash
and i'll advised.
The London Times now charges,
that the United States Government
has. and still continues TO counteuancs
piratical 6libusteriDg expeditions -
The Times says 10 . condescending
and patropisiug tone:
We have neither the wish nor The
right to iutruds our opinion VI that
form Of government which has been
in tho United States; but
We have, and W claim the right.
10 take every reasonable precaution
against that spirit Of unbridled license
which the present Government Of the
United States seems inclined to tol-
Drste.
To maintain "the right" the Eng
ish Government is emitting no op-
portuoity Of reinforcing the West In.
liz Squadron. and thus interposing . |
powerful feet between this country
md the South American Continent.
The writer then goes into lamenta-
ions. Of which the following is . sam.
lie:
It 10 tho misfortune Of the Ameri.
IN Republic that abe contains within
er borders 20 many desperate and
swless men it 10 still more her mis-
,rtune that she does not possess an
examination sufficiently powerful to
ru>h these criminal attempts. That
'hich she cannot do We are compelled.
least no far - the lawless enterprises
irected against ourselves 90. to do
" her.
No doubt Jonathan would be very
luch obliged to bull. if he would
ONE over and lend hand to aid our
'ternal police /; but he should take
arning Of the past. and keep lis
ands off. until called for. A strict
sutrality has been observed by this
alton in the quarrels Of others; al
'ough attempts have been made, dur
g times Of intense political excite
ept,' to enlist our Government in
ansatlantic movements for liberty /:
I'd public meetings have taken place.
hereat our own native demagoguss
We endeavored to compromit the
gritty Of tho nation. to sway an inau.
'ce at the polls; still the people
u own citizens-Americans in senti-
ent las many Ue. who are not 50 by
rth) have looked on tia ovations ~
le pagents. In the "Cuban matter" o
which the Times" refers; tho Uni. e
d States did not do Is much as she a
ould have had done to prevent the Il
assacre Of the daring and brave
tie band, that followed the Standard C
the true patriot. in Genl. Narcisso .
'pez, who was depued. snd betr.y- :,
by the treachery of an arbitrary n
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Kingdom. and IN end to ths power
forceably acquired elsewhere IN the
Gulf.
The old world has no right BY m.
ture. or rsvealed religion. to govern
the people 10 this hemisphere; and
. mother practical sermon to this effect,
10 called for BY the times.
Gov P. O. HEsrar, the present
Chief Executive Of Louisiana, has On.
nouncsd himsslf 10 favor Of the princi.
ples OF the American party. A more
substantial Southern Democrat than
Gov. Hebert, cannot Le fcund.-Jaek.
son Nee, Flag Of tie Onion. 16M.
We have frequently heard that the
Governor had joined tho Know Moth
ings, but We haze never seen any IN.
nouncement to that effect from him.
Nv. o. Bulletin. !
Perhaps our neighbor who lives
round in the shadow. f,he new church,
could throw ray Of light on this sub
ject. The ozark lanterns" mid
night assassin" box breakers," and
Widow makers" branch Of the or
ga"iza'ion in this city Knows Moth.
ing" Of the fact referred to by the
Flag" The fact is I've are told thi.
con6dentally by . man. who belongs
to the Great Ssnheidran Of the ninty
second deeree) that the members Of
the Party. here, hardly know one other
on sight ; because the enemy ha~ been
At work among them. and the" com.
mon sense epidemic" just at an end,
killed many Of them" Dead! dead
Is herriDgs-herrings that are red"
On the other hand-it is . strange
fact-many quit the " Assassin frater.
ni'y," because Of n horror they have
to being on the strong side. This i
very strange. and no solution can b.
bad for it, without going way down
into the very depths ofhuman nature
which is much deeper. than the " we'll"
wherein truth is said to reside. by The
beautiful fable. to this effect.
We know Of a cart load Of indep' o.
lent sovereign voters-all natives, who
10 the recent ele ton. could not be
made to fathom the depth, ofthy Know
principles and vote the
freight ticket. until they were taken
Up under the command Of s"f.M
marshall to the bracing atmosphere Of
be Plains. and even in the clear media
# that region. could no, see correctly.
Until each one of them. looked through
he green glass Of an empty FIVE gallon
|emJohn Of wbi"key."
But ills is migration from b I
main question which is propounaed
D the Democrat Advocate. formally. ,
L. our present Chief Magistrate. .
Know Nothing: Ifso, since what
me! And has Ill tie vil!i6cx,ion
nat paper he~ped upon Know Moth
g" orgaus, for insinuating that sucl,
light b the fact, . time back en-.
rely lost ? lfso. our very spleen. !
leeds with compassion for our neigh. i
Or. who has wasted SO much Of his 6
sweetness on the desert air."
In scant month time, the chail y
State will be vacant. and nothing I
IN either be lost or gained by our a
,ighbor, showing bis hand. The
nth Of history demands it. 4
CAMP MEETING ANEcDorE.-At p
mp meeting number Of ladies d;
a"ding on the benches notwihst.nd.
G frequen, hints from the minister OF
sit down.-A reverned old gentle.
an noted for his good hunor arose =
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Public Hack!

HE subSCrlker VIII, from
1 this date resp constantly running 81
within the limita u the City public @@3
hack: with two One horses and . careful driver
TO take ladies ana gentlemen to any part Of the
cry The charge viii Be rs cents, fes esoh pas.
senger. The driver will wear . sAnp on his hat
70 be known. Should the hack be wanted as.any
particular me Of day, Il can be engaged 1t either
Of the Stables. The hack will carry three persons.
NOV. 16-y. Il. BRAL.
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10 The English census returns
report thirteen thousand. two hundred
aud fifty six attorneys. aud solicitors.
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CAH0IA0ES AND HARNESS.
TIVE subscribers respectfully cal at.en.
4 tion Of purchaser to Their stock Of
Carriages and Harness, comprising every
variety.
All kinds Of repairing neatly done and
promptly attended to. Plantation Wsg-
gons, Pioughs, &C., Manufactured and Re-
paired.
Our assortment Of Ireu 10 alsA Complete
Gall and e1amins. Corner Of Chuich and
Main streeta
novi0. WI. TUNNARD 4 co.
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= D1LS NEW KROUT.
4 HALF BBLO.
3 DBL9. WHITE BEANS.
DRIED PEACHES.
10 SACK Assorted SHOT,
70 BAGS NEW BEANS.
- BARRELS CHOICE APPLES.
EXTRA WHISKY,
We have the shove st retail and wholesale.
lNovlS.J 4. MONTAN BRO.
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ThIS well known Hotel has undesgcas.
L during the past two mohths, very sx.
tensive alterations and repairs; various i'm.
psovements have been msds in different
parts ofthe establishment, the rooms sup.
piled with 6re places and aothi.,, overlook.
Cd that would b likely ,opsdd to the com.
tort and coavsniencs 81 IL patrons.
The Furniture and everything pertaining
y The house has bsen Thoroughly overhauled
an4 PVT in perfect order, and L will be 70.
opened on THURSDAY the god inst, Tor
the reception Of guests.
nov l6tf. WIN. MARKHAM.
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Kingdom, and an end to H. pows,
forcesbly acquired elsewhere h the
Cult.
The old world has no right BY M.
ture, or rsvealed religion, to govern
the people 10 this hemisphere; and
. mother practical sermon to this effect,
10 called for BY the times.