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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

IFE INSURANCE.--The subscriber
of the UNITED states LIFE INSURANCE Com
PANY located In the city of New York, and is read!
To receive applications
The Company is one of the safest and best in ths
Union. having an accumulated capital of Sif,t1o
and with the principle of MUTUAL INSURANCE ncoTpd-
rated in its charter. persons may participate IN the
prunts of all the business, lcitt6la mourning any
personal lidbtlHp, md when desired the aums viii b,
paid at tie end If any nunber IF years, thus combtn
ing the advantages of Strin9S BANK and Life In
~nrance. Premiums pagable Annually or semtannu
ally, Or quarterly, and rates moderate.
If It be mans dnt5 to provide bread for his family
while in life it is less his duty TO provide against
their becoming pennies in the event of his DEATH
Every business insures his property ayain-t
family if DEATH should take him from them? Tn,
fire probably will not happen during the coming ac
years-his death probably will.
The subscriber has books and papers mparting In
formation upon The subject OF Life Insurance which
he will loan To all who DESTROYS of Information
In order to let the public that We have been
doing the annexed statement will afford some EVIL.
dence:
BUSINESS DONE BY TIE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
From the Comptroers Report for '56
New Policies issued
wi hin the year.
United States Life......l2 I7 for......S 766 $50
New YORK Life........ 100 234t 0l0
New Eng land-....... t'o 2,213 et0
Manhattan 6o2 1925 500
Mutual Benefit All .............. $40 l4p
Albion AT hfo 81
JS0. ii. SHOOK.
General Agent and Attorney for Va.
ST. Gro PEAcHY. NJ. D.. Medical Examiner
&C l5-dlm
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ny Nobody Objects to
oul Prices. essa
CO. TRoS. K. PRICE co.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


r WILL SELL, ON THE corn OF NO
I yEsIBER, all Of my Crops. ssock az cattIa
NJ aos Farming Utensils, $50 or 100 barrrs Of Corn
Hay and Oats; all of my Household and Kitchen
Furniture, also, my Farm Is fr lenss CONTAINING no
acres lz3 cleared. IN fine heart, with fiue Orchard
which Will nearly Fay hs rent Of the place. and also
excellent buildings It'll situated ON the Mapche,-
Ter Turnpike, about ~ miles abeye Manchester
&C Ats 4 1II,E ESs.,N
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J
Your obedient servant,
HssTFSPECIAL NoTIcE.-MRs. C.

: ]
Call and get bottle from Adie 4 Gray's, Purcell.
Iadd { Co.'S, Fisher WinStons, or any of the prin-
cipdl drug gists in this city other towns i'll Va
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+ oRSES.-Will be sold at auction, At
the Horse Lot, opposite thu Central D4pof a.,
NATURDAY mornng next 2tth int c..m us..r.,n~
AZ 10 O'Clock, four iae Harness Horsas tw., Nuies
ma on Buggy and Harness. ALEX NO r
" - AuSti,a.s.r
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IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS

AND CARPETS At COST FOR CASH-We viii
from this date offer .nire stock 4 Staple ard
Fancy Dry Goods including Velvet, Brussells ThIe, =
ply and Ingram Carpets. At 0osT For cAnH
II cnmps ises Cotton and Woollrn foods and Blau-
ket- for rvants and fall tnent of the be, (
aniz most fashionable Fnncs and staple Goods r
family trade. Christian . LATHRfP,
&c "a w Main street.
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FL ss VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
80 - RnAD-ANNukL EXHIBITION VIZ
GINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL UCI Ely Notes
of all solvent Banks in the state, taken at ticket OF
fees of this company, for Passenger Fare.
Members OF the state Agricultural Society who NAV
como over the road OF this Company to KiChmoni
on the occasion of the ANNUAL STATE FAIR,
which will commence on TUESDAY, the 9th OF DC
tober, will be allowed the privilege OF RETURNING
FREE. on exhibiting certificate Of membership tor
the present year. certificate OF life membership
the conductor at time between the above date
and the 81 OF November, inclusive.
Stock and articles for exhibition will be charged the
regular Of freight going to the air. returned
az the property of the owners, they will be
carried back free, and the freight paid Gu going to
the Fair will be refunded.
Persons intending to send Stock to the Fair, are
reCue I'D to give notice to the Agent at the Depot
FROM whiCi, it Is to DO sent. to the undersigned
week previous t. the tii;le the cars required, to
enable the 10 be provided at tue proper time.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
OF 1Ie-ts TUOs DODAMEAD SUu't
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n.y. WHY SUFFER WITH A CoUGH. from

II
oc lots Over p. II. keachs Trimming Store.
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KNOWLES 3 WALFORD. dealers In

Il WV LIstN G. W n LrORD, uFsstetS III
IN Office Stationery Blank Rocks Cotton and Liu.
en- Twines. az cash prices In,nres the Lives OF
Viii - persons in thu Mutual Benefit Life INSURANCE
ompan.. tatital g., 506tS0.
Insure thu lives OF Slave in the Albemarle lnsur
snce Company of Virginia
Also Agents for the sale of "ilerrings Fire Proof
Safes with Powder prof Locks and tor Leather
aud kubh..r Betting Packing. Hose. &C. call at Sta
TONERS Hall No. u Pearl street. Richmond. Va
ussIr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

~ mem control tbem-but that ~ tbe bayo 0st or
hts army Of nearly 600 uAe sYessat proof
there II not religion spoosh In France 10 give Me people
the moral chassoer aud intelligence which ere necessary
TO perfect ser control No nation capable OF self 70
vevn cent bat thai 10 willing God should ve,gu by his
hwS over the hearts and conscience. Tnis ny honest
Otoi0n know France, and do not hesAte say that
there il but Htle religion here 80 far the Roman
Catholics concerned, the only plAce In France where
there much heart md zeal the city Of Lyorg A.
there is good deal Of zeal among them Last year they
more Than $50 900 copies Of the sacred Scrip
tupes and many hundred hOueasds Of rSlgtons traos
they bean Increasing msr efforts for Years, aud
with much And 10 not little remarkable that
the two mon important pagers in Paris, the journal dss
Dba and the Sleek are bosa helping The Protestant
Immensely. This he's excited the Jesuts and they nave
lately Issued three ohe, in which they have ses forth
the most Alarming sta emens land Ill essentially ruo) re
ppecnE the progress Of Professionalism especially here "a
Paris. Did you hear Of such folly Really tho devil
Ia not wme usually suppose him 10 he II the
Psotss an tia Jesui,s 70 help their cause,
that they osuId not propose 70 them 70 do any
thing enectuAl Than they doug here. Taey
helping 10 wake up he people Of Paris TO Inquire what
Professionalism really 10. 0oad ! only homo that ther
will hold On long enough. they are row a6scA1a9 Paris
for the ProtesapU.
Apvopcs Of this subject let say that the American
Protesanh, who engaged IN building onuro, here
American service experiencing no little trouble
Their enterprise Tho government throws obstacles In
way II 10 said and believed here that Archbishop
France the esu,s hero and they 20 the 70 vern
Tnen, (Which 10 about the thing taat hls American
chapel 70 be fortress of Pro cstsr propagnrdsu and
should not be a owed (, exs This too bal His erase
should by this time have i'm obed OF American
IDEAS OF religious liberty. He pratss abou' religious
France everywhere His conduct in this mss
or Ia to be condemned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

A Yorya GIRL ABDucrHp.-we fud the follow.
ing particulars OF The case OF The principal features
which we apprsed several days In the syracuse
Cotuier OF yester Considerable excitement has been
created In Town the past few Gays In consequences OF
young man named J. r. Gardner having been the means
of abduc,ing young girl named Charlotte scoded. sp
pcarsbai Gardner represented 10 one Hunuey tns ne
ines young lady Who wished 10 60 10 Boston, md de
with Huney the giri left the n15 p n train for the
Past on Tuesday the 2sth ulms. on the way 70 Albany
Huutley discovered that Gardner WAS endeayorng 70 an
duct and seduce the GIRL and positively re'we1 70 have
the girl 10 return 70 her parents On arriving ~ Abany
Hupiley oor the Girl 10 sauwlx Hall, where ne ief'
her aud proceeded his vay 70 Boston. Min SEQ
field remained al Sanwir Han until the Following
Sunday, when abe was met ~ earme', sno u
her 70 New York. Here they stopped AZ variens
hossls wbeye Gardner induced her 70 receive visit
from other men, aud 10y the proceeds supported tne
AZ the girl was mi"ci by ner parents tnccs
James, Of the Detective office, started Tor bos'on wnero
he found Huney who informed him that the girl wss 10
New York, In company with Gardner Ocer James then
TO New York. found the erl aud bro eht yer nome
Gardner went by several In the course on the ar
AT sanwm Ball no res istered his name IS &C. stanley
and lady, Saratoga springs" a the Carlton House, Nes
York, a. Charles Hsskins and lady Provdcnee, Rhode
kland; at the Florence Hotel ~ &C l. Granger ana
lady, Phadelphia;r At the New Haven Hotel, as Coas
Gardner and ladyy a, the Irving House, . Joseph X
Gardner and lady" a Ears Hotel, a. Charles Gibson
ana lady" Gardner has wife In New York. Mss 500
Geld only ibout sixteen yesrs old The pretty faced
eirl, with rntets, who remained At Staovx Hall the
ereser portion Of week before last and who attracted
youthful appearance and the that she wa, alone Gill
now be rectnzed Miss Sconeld Of Syracuse Had the
syracuse officer been little lnquislve when he was
trip 10 Boson and also have prevented girl from
going 20 New YORK with her Destroyer for was NJ he
tanwx cglipg ibe boerders, when he stopped there in
resrCh Of ha.-ARaHy argus, August II.
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sentiments OF an Octssensrisn Politician In
regard 20 the United states.

The following Is an extract Of letter from Germany,
dated July 4, 1851
You know my attachment 10 your great n, ublIc II
originated in iTp6, when landed from on board the brig
Providence, In Hampton Roads The fow years Viii ch
spent In your Atlantic Sses the heppest Of my ire
and the 9th Of Nay 1891 when had the honor OF dlnins
At koun Vernon with your immortal Washington And his
smsble Ady, has not slipped my memory during thesSV
years which have since passed.
When left New York, 10 Isoo, II ranked the foarih
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com msrc;A place ae' rh'adsph.a, BISn aud Baltimore.
u hes become hs usai emporium d he West and
psxt 10 Inndou, he bank Of he Commercial sorId u
vii ooulinue 70 DAintsin ibis sak long your wse-
tern s,stes remain unse6 with the Atlantic .tssep
NAY your present President, Mr. Buchanan,
rcstorc harmony throughout the Union We enert.a
Europe very nigh opaiou OF his taans AMI csaxac,sr.
can but wish that ho wi remain eight he chief
magistrate 20 e 70 avoid the crisis Of
which 10 always trying time fr Jour constitution
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Lieutenant James g. Maxwell hs, been ordered 10 the
sloop OF war Cysne.
Lieutenant Thomas G. Harris has been detached from
the receiving ship n Philadelphia and Lieutenant Jane
n ucCsuiey ordered 70 relieve him.
Surgeon Rdout Addison has been dsiachei from the
Cysne and Surgeon whseiwrgb has been ordetcd TO TO
Ieve him. -
surgeon oConpov Barclay has been ordered TO the re-
ceiying ship Ohio, Of Boston.
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Costa Rica's Position Toward the Transs
Route ana the United states.

r,or. ,n s,.su,. nnnshsd in The iTnaa s,.cs ,ouy
om %o n % ~ ssi ~ -cu,a snnss, ,Ss; ,he
, -, GO; - Dc IN 1920 N Ncsrsgns ana ths
$500. 80 ,sn.h 80 a. NJ, nr.,cna IN hc ,hororrblv in
.ss 80, css. p,..n ,,oI,r % hs,a s,s1c,sn, oopor
aa , ~ ~ , o -, r. .,- ssssnn,.d ~ 81.
M w " ws,s .~a.,ad M ,na =. a., 40 not
49, :. ..,s ~ a. 60. DE-. .o ~
C,. pS.s siss. ss. cl.,msS yssht 10 The usv,e.on
- 800 ra. - a., oS 10. hcand
80 ~ "a ,hs a,,.h,shm. NJ a, Pans. Arenas Al tne
Gy,s ~ 80. a. sssr.n. ~ hcr ,oI Thc ncs
, ou 800 oa t,ch .hs 1900 cor,rol Ace. not
sn,s, me sissraypsn e., but termuses a salnss
d.. =. &C.. p,c, .sssr i.re.r ana An cxerv nav
bs,., han thai of San Juan del sar With the adj
oeaeI nAroo1 nm 's' " 80 Is, ssi 80. =, y.
s s,, ~1'~A~se VI N"s
49,, c,.,. p,,. r. snx,ou, a, adm, a, not to
, , sn.,, tcr .nv ney,os ~ yesy, nm, on tho CON
os. az ,sa." go y, ~. vho. worij whous ~rant
rs INV mouoro,v provided she sc,s rusran,oe q Inc
crc,nv M Inc I nom the srcat Powers and this she
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-05-06
AMENDMENT NO Q.

-aEE - -
Resolved By the General Assembly Of the State
Of Ohio, Three-fifths of the members, elected
to each House, concurring therein, that it be,
and hereby is, proposed to the electors of this
State to vote, on the second Tuesday of 0eto.
ber next, upon the approval or rejection of the
following amendment, as a substitute for the
fifth and sixth sections of the fourth article of
the Constitution, viz: SEC. s. District Courts
shall be held in each county at least once in
each year, by one or more District Judges elect
ed by the, electors of separate Districts to be
prescribed by law, who shall hold .their. Office
for five years; and during their continuance in
Office, shall reside ifthe District for which they
are elected. The provisions Of the fourteenth
section of this article shall apply ts District
Judges The General Assembly may, by law
authorize the Judges of the District Court, and
of the Courts of Common Pleas, to fix the times
Of holding their respective Courts. Until Dis
triet Judges. shall lhaye,been elected and quail
HE'D, District Courts shall he held BY the
Judges of the Supreme Court and Of the Courts
Of Common Pleas, as now authorized. .6ec.. g..
The District Court shall have such risdiction
az may be provided by law, and the Judges
thereof shall have and exercise such power
ana jurisdiction At chambers, and may be re-
quired TO sit as Judges Of the Courts of Conn
mon. Pleas as shall be directed BY law.
r. i''s- - 7les N. n. VAN Worries, li's
Spsaxsr Of tie Houss ef Repfessatatipes.
I's'a ~ dsiasse es1''o THOMAS II. FORD, '@'"
s. President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857. -, -.
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Legal Notice.
In the Court of Com
. mon Pleas of Monroe
, County, Ohio. -


Thomas Mitchell. sur In the Court of Com
viving partner of the . mon Pleas of Monroe
,a,s Sfirm off, .siasI sIss County, Ohio.
Mitchell & Morris, SSH = sseat ,s7tps /.
saW zagainst. isssseEq PetitionSfo Complete
James R. Morris, et al. bl Read iGontruct.ss ss'9
qHE defendants r. Morris, William II.
La Morris, Elizabeth briggs sand Alfred D..
briggs, her husband, Mary K. Smith "a miner),
and Jesse .Yost, all of Monroe county, Ohio,
will take notice that ON the f24th day of March.
1857, Thomas Mitchell, as the1 SURVIVING parts
ners of the firm trading under the name of
Mitchell & Norris fled in the Court of Gomsi
mon Pleas Of said county, his petitions the OBJ
ject and prayer Of which il 70 complies 2 real
to said Jesse Yost, OF thelfoilowing described
lands in said county, to wit / The south west
quarter of the south west quarter of section
"a, township 8, of range s, also the north east.
quarter of the north west quarter Of section
%, township 3, Of range 81 also the north west
Quarter Of the north west quarter Of section
s23, township 8, of range s. also rs acres I'm
the south east quarter Of the south west quar-
ter of section "a, township 8, Of range 5; said
,twenty-fve acres being bounded and described;
as follows, to wit Beginning at the south east
corner of the first above described lot of land,
and running north twenty rods and two thirds
of al rod to stone; thence a straight line I'd q
stone planted on the line eleven and q half
rods south from the north west oorner OF the
above named lot; thence south to the south
west corner Of said lot, thence with the section
line to the place Of beginning, making with the
other tracts above described in all one hundred
and forty acres more or less. Said petition
win be for hearing at the juno term Of said
so,,,t + os7 agrsffGSH 4 TxE8 ,ys9Esat teH
Ia Ttsasss IA wIes Fr1sFZ- r AND0TPH
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NEW HACK LIN E

nlHR sxhseribsfsintends to run tsi-Weeiiy
3zkGE reguisfly' betwesus zs.sS tsss assiss
wooDsFIELD and cLARITGToN.
ComIbspeing on Monday, April 20, 1857
Leaging Woods6eld every Monday, Wednes- :
day and Friday morning, ct 8 O'clock and
Ciarington every ,Tuesday, Thursday and SAT-
urday morning at the same hour. 81 -,
He will give every attention TO the comfort
and convenience of his passengers.
Packages will be conveyed to and from the
above and intermediate points at reasonable
charges.
The HACK will arrive at C1arington in time
for passengers to take the sregular Parkefs-
burg lboats for Wheeling. asgsi sitt Eo1 SO
BY this route passengers will be conveyed
10 and from aWhesling at less expense than by
any aother route, as the subscriber insends
making arrangements to ticket passengers
through from Woodsfeld to Wheeling.
ff~ ,t4tABts sssl9s g. w. MURPHY. ,.
April ~, 1S57.aassassd1 e sa.s lassse : 8
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to each House concurring therein, that it be,
and hereby is proposed to the electors of this
State to vote, on the second Tuesday of Octo-
Der next, upon the approval or rejection Of the
following amendment as an additional section
to article eleven of the Constitution. Every
county which now is, or may hereafter be entl-
tied to more than one Senator, or Representa-
tive for the residue of the present decennial
period, or for all, or any portion OF any suose-
quent deeenual period, shall be divided into as
many Senatorial and Representative districts
as there may be Senators or Representatives
elective in any year of the present, or amy sub
sequent decennial period, which districts shall
be of contiguous territory, and each district
shall contain as nearly ratio for Senator or
Representative as is attainable, without violat-
ing the rule herein given as to contiguity OF
territory, and without dividing any township,
election precinct, or ward. II any Represen-
tative, or Senatorial district, composed of two
| or more counties shall by reason of any excess
of population over ratio, be entitled to adj
ditional Representatives or Senators for any
portion of the present or any subsequent de-
cennial period, the district shall be divided into
two districts, for each portion of such decen-
NAL period, which shall be contiguousrt eYritory,
and each shall contain as near a ratio as is at
tainable without dividing ceunties.1 IyE
| If By reason of the annexation of one'Sena-
torial district to another, there shall be amy
texcess sof populationever asSenstoriaferatio,
j which shall be entitled to additional Senatorial
Representation for any portion of any decen-
nial period, each district, as now constituted,
shall elect one Senator. r.r5ar argr{3t
! i Counties shall be divided into districts by
| the County Commissioners or such other board
of officers elective and resident in the proper
county as may be provided by law. At least
four months prior to the general election in
1855, the counties entitled to more than one
member of either house shall be divided into
districts for the residue of the present dozen
nial period, and at least four months prior to
the general election in the first gear of each
4 subsequent decennial period, the counties enti
! tied to more than one member for all, or anl
! portion of such decennial period, in either oil
both houses, shall beldivided into districts fol
4 the whole of the decennial period. Adescrip
I ton of the district of each county shall bt
published as may be directed by the Count.
Commissioners or as may be prescribed by law
sf N. Fl. VAN WORRIES, I :,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
4 THOMAS H. FORD,
y II isfs'sszes ie.g President Of the Senate.
y Dated April Sd, 1857. sa.a
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Cornell q. I ell Biographies. 4

fT,HE series recommended by the teachers of
/ Monroe County, at Their last association,
and decidedly the best series published -.for
sale by the undersig gned i who FesPsetfulE IN.
vvftes the attention Of, parents,. teachers, and
dBoards Of Education"'. to the sterling merits
of this series, and its many excellent features
mot found in other School Biographies. ~, -.
/ Liberal arrangements. will be made for first
Merchants having on hand .Mitchsll's Sc Sc
ries,' can exchange them, for Cornelrs, at
Wholesale prices. =, -.
Teachers and Others are requested to cor
respond. - l-ss'e''ee WILLIAM. WHEELER, = -
= 'ssss-' - Agent for Monroe county.
WooDsrIELp,, Dec. 3, 1855. 10 *, aS 80,
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Tavern Stand Sta LlyI for Sale

THE subscriber offers for sale his TAVERN
i, STAND, at a bargain, for cash, or in exchange
for land in. this county or in the West Said
property eis situated in the sE3 sss@ e nssiz's
~ VILLAGE OF GR4NDYZEK, = =
in Washington county, on the Ohio river. 1T
consists of two lots e6 by 100 .fsets two new
frame houses, two stories high, finished off in
ten rooms; together with a large and eonmo,
dious stable. $500. -. r....sssl,r5 -s4I.f-
ANY person desiring such property, would
do well to call and examine this property be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Il am determined
to sell.7.ss 80 ~ SsassS q As
81 For further particulars inquiresof the
subscriber on the premises. = ykA dias
-i.s saSs & feWILLIAM W. R0SE.eo
Feb. 4, .1s57.-6m.i.1 ass,lesA at' a..iI .sld =
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WILLOW GROVE HOUSE.
Is. BAREsvILLE, OHIO. .ss 80
at Jacob Bare's old Stand -
JACOB FISHER, Proprietor.

The .rroprietor. of.the above named House,
begs Leave to Inform the public that he has
Just opened up said house for the accommo-
datien Of travellers and boarders. Every.
attention win be paid to those who favor him
with call, TO make them comfortable and
their stay pleasant. BE IS well provided. with
Stabling, and the utmost attention will be giy-
en- to that department. Charges reasonable.
Don't forget to call At the Willow Grove VA
- JACOB TISHE
Baresville, Marshf25. '57.Ess3 pd. .s>sssz.
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MON ROE HOUSE,
WoODSFIEBD, OHIO. ~
TIIOs. Z. DAVIS, Proprietor.

tFHE proprietor lof the above named we'll
i known and popular house. begs leave to
remind the public that it still merits and main
tains its old reputation. He has recently made.
extensive and costly Improvements, and is bet
ter prepared now than eser heretofore to adj
minister to the comfort of his patrons. He
promises that no Hotel in the town, shall give
better accommodati6ns for the same money.
THOMAS X. DAVIS.
n. B. Especial care taken of horses "a
: March 26, 1856.