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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02
seashcrn Democracy Ca,ipg-ia ON the nqwasicr
Sovereignty Deetriae.

The explicit declaration Of Mr. Buchanan. IN
his letter Il acceptance that, Ms an effect Of the
kansas- Nebraska BILL the people Of Terrific
ry, like fhose,ofa State" have right To deter
mine whether slavery shall shall no, exist"
having left his Southern supporters nothing bu,
sophi-try TO defend him with. n portion # them
either too clumsy in intelleo, or too ingenious in
spifit to resort 10 that means nf relieving him
from the odium of advocating SqaLtier Soyer-
eighty have adopted the holder method If do.
fendng Squatier Sovereignty. it.elf Among
these are the Hon. George ". Jones, aud Judge
:. e Payatt. both distinguished and influential
members of the Tennessee Democracy. cor
respondent ofthe Nashville Patriot. giving un nc
count Of a discussion tina, occurred at Camden
the 18th ult, between Jadge payat, aud {. c.
Grove. Esq. snys.
one point in the debate wish 10 call your partir-
uar attention 10. it deserves attention from JnIgr
Payaits position rs purity leader ami exponent
He boldly sTaLioieed Sgattcr SoreragnU He said it
was rnc democratic docfTae aud he for one wanted no
other tribunal than Tsrr,torai Ls2iafnre 10 decide
The question Of slavery for him When Mr. Grove
with irreutable logic fastened Squater Sovereignty
on Mr.. Bbchnnnn's party and demonstrated its pure
abolitonism, democracy got very blue about the
gls, and sick al the stomach, aud many impo-
ring looks at its champion he nrose aud furioualy
repeated the soan3 democracy n Sgaaher Sorsreynfg
aud boldly charged that all who opposed il were Al
olitonsts Our elector here arose 10 bis feet and in
very diRnifcd but decided manner made him pub
licy retrnet and withdraw the charge This demo
cratic luminnry In reply 10 aqncstion Of Mr. Groves
does mol the constitution of theU s protect the
Stakeholder in his fiRhts ot property in the territories
without the necessity of Territorial Leg .lntion1e -
Answerel nc not Ut il action hns been taken by the
Territorial Legislature N its Gtvar and without this
t,fr4# l.tt#. a..
All this can be established by the evidence of hun
dreds Of the most respectable citizens oi Benton conn
y, Such m the course of the democracy IN tbs can
vass. The odous and dete,table doctrine al Saunt-
ter Sovereignty, 80 incompatible with our nsiitu-
tons, so deadly TO the rights of The south Is To be
shonldcred and dernded-wcll il the defense every
where iA 10 he conducted with the spcecss that Il
was here yesterday then let them defend
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EXPLOSION or THE EMPIRE STATE. - Fourteen
persons have died from this disaster A cores.
spondent of the New York Post. who was ON
board, writes to that paper rs follows:
We were just opposite Point judith. running
due south was about retiring and was in the
middle of the forward state room saloon, when
succession of heavy detonations underneath was
heard. 1t was not terrific noise, but rather
number of heavy sounds explosions
three or four suggesting the idea of collision.
or tho fall of heavy pieces of machinery In
stantly | was left alone, but in II few seconds
steam rushed from the larboard passage way,
and escaped to the platform in front of the sa-
loon.
The scene here one of awful expectation.
Behind was cabin filled with steam; around was
intense darkness; in front, below. on the main
dock, was mas, of men in the dark mt work at
something. and no one knew what: a few pas
sengerS stood against the railing, quietly expect
ing the flames to burst out from midship. Sud
denly, from the bottom of the boat, first ono
man. then another. rushed or was brought To the
forward main deck. grooming and shreking in the
darkness in such horrible accents that to this
moment they seem the most terrible part of the
scene while at the same time from the upper deck
the clear tones of an otiicer LET go that anchor
Mr.. Johnson contra>tod with the confusion "a.
round.
After the cabins had been cleared of the steam,
| went aft. Generally speaking, the passengers
were oool--ali were self possessed. Two moth
ers separated from their children; one family.
which had been locked in their state room, and
had been saved from suifceation by the captains
kicking the door in. showed an excitement proper
i'll itself, but from the fact Gifts being observed,
contrast with the general composure. The men
were generally engaged in fastening tin life pre-.
servers either upon themselves or the Indies
der their charge. The latter were seated. qaiety
awaiting the result, until utter awhile repeated
assurances that the boat was not on fire that the
steam had done all the damage and the hull was
aninjured, succeed in restoring feeling Of safe
ty and the sound of preparations for escape gave
way to other sounds.
Some of the soalded were now being brought
up into the forward saloon Dat of twenty one,
IL were placed there under the charge of the stew
ardess. Some were left on the forward main deck
and some in the cabin; but my attention was par
ticularly devoted to those in our saloon. Twelve
scalded men need no description The first
who was brought in. groaned, "lf die. give my
love to my wife," and his agony dreadful
Another walked up and down, begging for relief.
Others groaned, but said nothing. Those who
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Curious and Significant.

The Nashville Patriot directs attention to
significant passage in tho letter 10 Gen Jack.on
which drew forth from tho old hero the reply TINT
Mr.. buchanan had shown "a want Of moral cour-
oge" in the Bargnn and Intrigue affair. and had
made him n proposition which lac rejected with
honest indignation, ~ trnhodying gross corrup.
ruption.' That letter has been given to the pub
Ito by Andrew jackson, Jr,, tho adopted son Of
the General, md is said To have been written by
n prominent, personal aud political friend Of the
latter. The following is II paragraph from it :
WAsnnoroY Feb isf5.
ycr n,,er. - 9 , ,Eo NM
been received and diaposea Of ns requested / nm,
happy 10 say that am entirely satisfied aud sn
II ', mt ola,r WIN tue gentlemen VINO - supposed
,,if k,1 H,nL :, d,,t,6y b.,,, ,L',L., d. U', 'Y
wW accept rroS THE TRIMS rnorosrn Ac slonA} mt
DC "a'''' NJ "o's ~ he Is full OF The idea ~
,,a,c er 40 ~. y, po'R 'sn''
suppose the State Department viii tlrn be oll,rfJ IN
Mr. Stevenson.
From this letter it appears that Mr.. Buchanan
was rendered seat IN MIR. Folks cabinet, only
on certain = terms and that these "tcnns9
were OF such ehnnoter rs to induce both tho
writer and Mr. bIn'r to doubt whether he would
accept This Is n most singular development
singular that MIR Polk should have thought it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

FAILURE OF GRAIN SPECTATOR FOR SO, 600,
000--ltis believed that the liabilities of NJ.
Place will prove even greater than was anticipa.
ted,and that far from being inferior to SO, 600
0Co. hey will exceed this sum. The Duke of
Galern positively loses million of dollars; NJ
Nj. Ernest. Andre a Co..Count de Morny, and the
Pereires, lose about S30O000 apiece. NJ Place
was marine painter before the golden fever at
tackled Paris, and began his adventurous career
with nothing bot wind He is said to have been
the owner ofthose immense quantities of grain Mt
Chicago which have attracted so much attention
aud be lost heavily by stock specuations. - Par
is Cor. Boston Atlas ynne 9.
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ore pondcure of the New York Mirror
From our Newport e2eIlp.

NEWPORT, July 2l.-'Thcre hive been a great
mauy arrivals to-day. At the "Ocean" about
fifty. Everybody is expecting hrilliuut hop at
the Atlantic this evening first of the sea
son. Both bands Of music will be therp and |
am expecting To sec all that is belle in New
port. Tickets for the entire season, admitting
gentleman md ladies, nre ten dollars: and be
heve there are 10 be two n week until tho LIST of
Septemb' r. The single tickets are one dollar
md II half each, and hear a good many have
been sold 10 day: But really, the great nmuse.
mont OF the place is driving. Last evening there
were over one hundred fine carriages ON the
beach at once, and some fifteen or twenty Indies
on horseback. The tide was low; tho sky clear;
the breeze delicious, and the scene gay and cx.
citing. Scores If bright eyes and lovely faces
went flashing by us; bu. before had time to ask
whom they belonged 10, they were gone The
most remarkable "sght" saw was the .IIlsto.
~ of tho United States" in white linen on horse
back. Surely the early part of Mr.. Bancrofts
equestrian education must have been sndy neg
lected. for he rides rs it he were running u race
with his horse, and the rider is genoraya little
ahead.
Sight No :. was n lady bathing in red flannel
who swan like n swan. She threw herself npon
the water rs though it were her native element:
and with her long black hair floating upon the
surface, looked graceful as Naiad (.fire-
member right. the Maids used to 90 swimming
III er'ece' end the l'rvads used 10 bring them
towels don't know who TIE la1f was; for, |
can assure you, it is no easy mat,,. +, identify
an unhooped woman in the water, however we'll
acquainted one may be with her in full dra wing
room rig, iringes and flowers. What n cen.
t'ast between that feminine dipped without feah
crs TINT saw dancing hop waltz in the water
yesterday morning. and the magnificent creature
III iull blown muslin and millinery that sailed in
to the dining saloon II few hours after
Did You ever see a ship "scuddng under bare
poles then suddenly ooudsd with canvass and
gracefully ending over the ocean with an easy
hIllowy motion! Did you ever see Il magnificent
balloon before and after innationl We'll. these
hgnres are suggestive; aud, perhaps of nothing
more pertirently than of your Town oorrcspon.
dent AS she now sits scribbng en- dishabiie;
am as she means to bloom ont in the bail room
ct the Atlantic" this evening. If there is any
fun going on, the Mirror shall reject it, Tout
tohS. BELLE BRIrrAN.
L. 5. I've just had an "offor.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

From the proceedings of the meeting Mt Dud-
ley Hall, Thursday night, published elsewhere
ii will be seen that the Fillmore ball has been set
in motion in Lynchburg, Addresses were deliver
ed by ANTHONY BRANCH, Esq, Ga gallant and
eloquent Texan,) and JOIN NJ. SPEED, Esq. of
this city They were received with the finest
split by the audience. When TnE CIuBis per.
manently organized we shall have many u rous
ing night in the mod oanse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

A New York paper says that on Wednesday
evening after the arrival of Mr.. Burlingame. ac
companied by his friend and second, Gen. james.
of Wis., at the Everett House, in that city, ihey
proceeded to a welI-known Shooting Gallery
in Broadway. Mr.. Burlingame (iacognito,A
tried his hand with the rife at the usual dis.
lance, and rang the bell FIVE TIMES OFT OF
NINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

REVENGE is longer lived than gratitude En-
dorse Mr.. Smiths note 10 keep him from bursting
and he will forget ali about 1t in month. Pull
Mr. Smiths nose, and he viii cherish secret
desire TO burn your house down for the rrmain-
der of his life. Revenge is a passion. Graft
tude appears to be only a sentiment We can
all hate. But it is only one man in hundred
who possesses sense enough to be thankful.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02
]. A. HErELFINGER & CO, Propriotors
GER rIFICA TES
PETERSBURG, VA, MAY 18Th. lsI


Ny DFAR
You desire know my opinion of the Cnynefs
Springs Having resided at the place five months
prepared a formed the favorable opinion OF the
Ia Gndg sOn, prostratiOn general de
billy uterine Obstruction and functional arrangements OF all
he serctpy gas, have waters in the mountain
rpnntry with it, except the trecnhrcr White
than pleased To learn that the place viii come under
own immediate management and super ton and that you
have secured the services gentleman from the Euaw lou'c
in Baltimore. which, together with the fine hotel beautifully
Hushod aGd furnished besides worry comfortable cottage
must the patronage of the public and make the
tyncr springs the inviting and fashionable resort In Viz
gia with beet ishes your and happiness
remain, my dear sir Your most obeden servant,
GEO. j. SMITH, N. ID.
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-. C.rn,,.. c,.,.<,,.

lsr DIs'r--JAMES @. HOLIDAY of Norfolk CO.,
I'd HENRY WOOD ofMccklcnbnrg
Sd WILLIAM MARTIN of Henry
ith TIloS NJ. BoNDuRANT of Buck ham
5th WILLIAM ~ CABELL of Nelson.
9Th WILLIAM &. SCOTT of Powhatan
7th GEORGE I. VERIFY of Northampton
sth JOHN CRIrCHER of westmoreland
9Th b. II. siiACKELFoRD Of Fanauier
10Th ALIEN r r. BOTHER of jefferson
llth JOHN ID. lMBoDEN of Augusta
18th WALLER Il. STAPLES of Montgomery.
/ 9th ISAAC J. LEFTNICH of Wythe
18th BENJAMIN II. SMITH of Kanawha
18th J. W. GALIAiiER Of Marshall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

datrclre 1t Dauhun Cholera Murpus tldic. &c prepared
lay j Il! Thompson Go. has given satisla all
those who have been forunateas IT, rhs Elixir
not composed Of harsh disagrceahle and stimulating
en tnl pleasantly combined that the smallest chd
take II is soothing and tonic to the stomach aud F.
and when taken directed fails afford rolci
short lime Every family hould have bottle within reach
this of the yeat when bowel complaints arV proea
f'uly dNrif3nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

From HAvANA.-Charlesion, July 25.-Thc
steamer Isabel, from Havana. with dates to Fri.
day last has arrived. Sugars were slightly low
cr but prices firm. The present cropis about one
fifth short
The bark James c. Hand. of = 'ladelphia. for
New Orleans. was totally wrecked at Orange
Keys Bahama, on the 10th. Part of her cargo
was saved, and sixty per cent. salvage had been
awarded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

lad swallowed the steam could sponk with diff.
Guilty. Dat OF the twelve only four apparently
bad :ot been scaded internally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

The Arkansas Shield of July 9TH contains let
tiers from Henry Arohelas, Elisha Walker, Alb
salon Moreland, T. w. Hill, Alfred Mainard. b.
l.. Bayless, w. c. Cooper, John II. Crosby, Pc
ter Simmons, G. w. Riehey and Lemuel Kincer
announcing their withdrawal from the Democracy
aud their adherence to the American party The
Shields says all these were prominent and leading
members of the 30 called Democracy. and never
have voted any other ticket but the Democratic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

AN ARMY OFFICER RESIGNED. The resigna.
ton of Second Lieut.. Francis Il. II. Nichols.
third artillery has been accepted by the President
to take effect October.l 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02
OFFICE OF TIE rIcHMoxp AND DAxvIrLr r T. Co.

SlR:ln the Of 1855, afflicted with a trouble
some eruption of the skin which itself near
~ over my head aud face and of annoy ed great
deaf from the ritao and burning sensation which
produced had some confidence from previous edge
vi the healing properties Of the waters Coynes Springs
then the property ct oursefsuaed fifty mile Lynch
bury, Immediately the Virginia Tennessee Railroad In
view OF my couileuce in the healing of
these Sprihgsl determined all myself Of short visit 10 the
place and test in the eject upon this annsiu
eruption and 10 satisfaction found entire relic In tc
weeks and am satisfied that il had stayed so.et
longer he Woui have been thorough ompete nn
as was have been trouSel only with pmples since
but not to muc. l.. yit.
II these facts my brief trial Of the value Of thcgc water
in similar wal be any YOU and of benefit T.
other Hyals afflicted like yelf suffering IRON s,Dia
causes You at liberty 10 the as YOU NAV
think pr per Most Respectfully,
VINCENT
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7. II. GILMEM, NJ. d.

have for considered the waters of Coyners sulphur
Springs IN Hoetourt county beneficial in dyspepsia torpid
liver and bowels Diseases eneebed
the merry system and chronic Elections of the kdncys
bladder have heard these highly
diseases peculiar females and such
cases In which the patients greatly benefited others
cured BY them +, II. CHRISTIAN, NJ. ID.
9th,
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coYNERs SPRINGS, VA, Angus, %, 1885,

ITAN SIR.
For aboL fifteen years have been hboring under So
Io sofder"i the bowels arrangement Of the ,n dv
peSla III aggravated with great h
M ros'Iaton of the system BY the use however Of the
W me sulphur water Covncrs Springs months pa
have not only been relieved bat my health has been entirely
restored and am healthy having los. ono ,s
Work Aon disease of any lind for past Of crse
"a my owing alone to the of the waie at ki, pa,e
arr othged to consider tbcir medicinal qualitieg emnent
good 80 =, ~ -? W W o'u'
june 10 d2taw2mos - - ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

enplesi7B yellow aud rough Have you bought hi me h
HrrYns cosmetics and ot"r preparations for The SKIN u
tre fnua II 30 learn that hat appears On the saff gu
j Indication u foul ucerons humar ia the blood run"
flugh skir aud zray eruptions int The effects 81
bUt the dcfurinty with uecs b' II
ih - haze clear and beautiful peai0n at ~ Hs
wish 20 those ngy botches from the si' = ~
sehauge The rough texture OF the skin s1fi eou PNn
AID have the tint Of health bloom aain Youf ''e
ramoyr the by ttking Dr. L. = Wnghs "Nei""l@s
Ant.dnte fa d. hen the directions are i''
we'd Give il a trial Sec advertisement.
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@rridmcd Hrenth.-Mhat lady or gentleman would
aof nher The curse of dsagrceable hrea when using
DON btNS DENTAL FLUID will not only rnn Ter ii.
sweet hut mako the teeth white stcr prevent tooth
acne AMI preserve the from decay r. tmmcud hy den
lists and physicians cverywhcre
Beautiful Complexion may be attained ty It's 1t re
moves hpf tan ireckcs renders the and hcauti
i'l hparing rich roseae hue. the greatest cosmetic
ever known being free FROM all injurious matter Price 50
cents fpr safe by SIROfHEG & WHITEHEAD,
may and Dr,5cists cvrrvyylcro
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- : ssIeu OF this Isstiias " N eonIn.nr. - ~ 80,
I. In Seatcmher next II l. expected hat hv MI 49,,
- Cirge Buldng now IL Progress II ar,fti. Iii -
-. - ,rrnuanrvz The lecaan IF tho Irs.itr.oa - -
~ aud heAithflne So O: the ms. ~, - =,
.,, : min aud course Of instruction A. IN r,h a. -
II any ,alegr in the country In addition 10 eonu,te
i,.sfc,i "a Scientific course tho directory Of ~
,ay..s,bl shed a school OF Dcs IN for Instruct, H.
l,ranchcs 81 practical Engineering aud Architecture ~
m CaIeses areaqy furnished vnrv -.
e,,pt Apparatus. adapt"d 30 uil Illustration In M -
pants OF Chemistry Mathematics and Natural PhilosonbD
IUrarv O. STANDARD Work. has else been RECENTLY
a. ~ bsh considerable add i#us viii made lnr,ir ~ -
Ing Collegiate year
The ynnng men whose Parents or Guardians drsira Il an,
be rganzed ta Military eorps, having proper uniform,
5at ,racti.cd in q daiy mammal and drill '1'"''
the C5lcfiate Department Sa-in The prcparnfary IN "a
board - per week washing per month fnel and 80,
~ pee es1inn.
Catalogues Of the Institution can DO obtained h., slr
Rev Samuo K. Cox. ffeslent Lyncl b rig Va e
FACULTY.
RFv SANttL / Coz President Prof ssor Of Mental ~,
Morsl ssifntr and Il Bellies Lettres '
WILLIAM CARROLL, A NJ Professor OF Greek Language, ,a
Literature.
L}ceHousG MATHEWS, A. NJ, Professor Of Latin Ian
gIagr and Literature ~ '+'i'
JAWS T MrRfEf Graduate Of Y NJ Institute prof...r
If Mathematics ana Natural science and Of School Of 10
signs
SAMUEL GARLAND, \. Professor Of Constitutional / nv
d a LANda7s>I II d, Professor of Anatomy and pIvs.
iaogy 49, n.y.
GIUSEPPE Apolfo Saarom L. l.. D. Professor of Mod.rn
languages ' g"
: !, + s ss 1,u Gr'4oaeof ' NJ Institute,
Associate Principals Of Grammar School
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tar pleasure in mentioning for the benefit those affc
ed with spepia that have been entirely relieved of ha
dscssn Eoase by drinking Coyner sulphur water hav,
been aboring pGer dyspepsia for six greater par
the rud bread and milk which frequently disur
derrd my stomach ieh as 10 coutne for
crai days up C;ners last summer. (aor irving
several other celebrated places without being
hed) so feeble be able ak to the spring Amer
remaining several days and using the wa6tfree
much improve ed as to be able take long walk 10
an adjoining mountain. have been improving gradual ~
I'll now can eat moderately Of what please and aena Il
domestic business without suffering at all froiA,ho exc,
ton MAUAIAU ENfcIIi,
LINCHBuRG, September 2lst 1856. =
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6toxNER's Whi.e q nlncL sulphur snr;..

toANEK'N Whine "a BLACK sulphur spr;np.
" III 'eeAhul Watering place ia open for The re-.
eegt"h "i Ns'e. 1t is situated on TIM line counties
Of Roanoke an B3etourt surrounded by mountains ana In
on" Of the mos beautiful picturesque ard fertile potons a.
virginia au " "iatet On TIE "a Of the Virginia and Fei
nessee IA TOAD Nin go y3fls tho road sn,r and ,o
half mle rom Bousack sdep.-onIy or hours an pIo
mpud and Pttrshulg and about hc from rvrrht,s
Persons Iea ing City Point Petersburg OF Rchm ~ H.
the morning W the South Side and DanVilie Itoads ana
taking the Of the Virginia and Tennessee load
LyneIbrG. roarh onsaeks depot abont3 o'clock. The
ly where 'itihas viii meet them and convey
them Ia the springs
There 3 White and Black Sulphur Springs whose On
Prof. r can be atested by of persons have
been entirely relieved by using the waters The repua:i
these for half csnry past has been established
the surrounding c5uhuest1r having cured many persons
CHE0NICAt olHER DISEASES
They srpas< Thy any Mineral Vrginf,
far The cure ysIci-t forms OF tin
Liver ineys and dler General Debility, especially +
the Nervous system all kinds Cutaneous aud disc.
the Skin and many of the diseases peculiar to f.,
males
T.ey gently purgave ana diure Ne, with strong deter
minHtn 10 the skin few ceriheatts of the that
might be furnished are given below.
TIE BUILDINGS spacious and convenient almost
new consisting of Hotels Cottages &C. aording
equal be found in the of
Virginia 400 persons The Furniture and Fixtures
equal to those If the bet )es in cities
BEDDING unusually with Hair Mattresses thro ghout the
estabshmentast all which invite Writers examine
and Judge themselves No pains have teen spared In
taIng Servants. the experienced and hes,
qualified Assistants for department Of the establishment
The general management is conhatd to J. =. HEFELFIS
GER, Esq late Of Cumberland Maryland assisted by
FRED Ii JAMES, and Ko. J. READ. late Lyu5he3fs
who will doubt give satisfaction % all who visit the
place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, &c, for exercise
FINE BAND OF MI SIC is aroaly secured, a TEL.
EaRAPH OFFICE viii soon be established at Bonsacks de
pot
TIE TABLE will be found equal any n the mountains
the facilities for securing supplies being about great hey
well be.