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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-13
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The following j ths r. - Jsaesr-
Mr.. Stsvsns, 81 Rs., bsl} = q NJ discussion
sl1s.d y, ought e ss.siass 80. ~ -. be
u, that until I'm Ho1ss 80 organized 4
was not compstsnt q entSztain any question
except the eleetion I'll Speaker, or motion
to adjourn. 10 did nos blame them Tor the
language OF intimioAtion or renjing Gods
creation from turret 10 foundation. Laugh-
ter.) II was right In them, for We recresnas
of the North were not affected by 1t. He
gave them credit for il, for their remarks
were to operate On timid men.
Mr.. Crawford, of Ga, here rose, excitedly,
and interrupted Mr.. Stevens, and said some
thing about the Union IN ceilings al Castle
Garden, and at the North.
He was loudly called to order, while others
applauded his remarks, which were nearly
altogether unintelligible, owing to the con-
fusion which prevailed. Members from all
sides rose TO their feet---others crowded TO
the area near Stevens and Crawford. The
greatest excitement prevailed, and at one
time it was feared that there would be col
lision.
Mr.. Morris, of Ill.-The time for generos
ity has passed; order must be enforced.
: After few moments the members seated
themselves. Several gentlemen proposed an
adjournment.
Mr.. Garnet, Of Va.-This discussion shall
not be stopped, and there is no power in this
House to stopit. (Applause.)
Adjourned.
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Su n dry Items.

NORFOLK, Dec. 9.-Virginius, a son Of Mr..
Leonard, editor Of the Argus, III years old,
was found murdered tonight in a room Of
the National Hotel. A deep stab was in
his neck. Great excitement prevails. No
arrests have been made.
ST. Louis, Dec. 9.--The Pixies Peak ex-
press of the I'd has reached Leavenworth
with %, 900 in dust and large mail.
Severe weather had set in and mining was
generally abandoned.
heavy snow storm had occurred on the
plains.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.--The Retort House
and Machinery Of Hiatt & Woods Candle
Factory was burned to-day-loss SIC, 900
insured.
Thesteamer Rochester struck a snag, two
miles above Madison yesterday, sinking al
most Immediately. Sixty passengers were on
board-all saved. Boat and cargo valued at
$25 ,000--almost a total loss.
BosToS, Dec. o.-The Jury in the case of
Cochran vs.. Perry for the seduction Of the
formers wife, has awarded him $4,000 dam
ages. Mr.. @. transferred the amount to the
House for the fallen.
New YoRK, Dec. 9.-Mrs. Wood, wife OF
Fernando Wood, the Mayor elect, died in this
city to-day.
Hon. Mr.. Preston, e. S. Minister to Spain,
and Baron Rothschild, are among the pas
sengers by the Persia which arrived at this
port TO -day.
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sensible and Patriotic.

The Rochester Union, the organ Of the
Democracy IN that city, thus rebukes the
Washington Constitution, for an article
which lately appeared in it:
The Washington Constitution contains an
article Of the genus "scaro," to the effect
that the election of Republican Speaker of
the House will prove the straw to break the
oamel,s back-that such IN election will put
an end to the Union! At this crisis in public
affairs, the Constitution AYERS, Republican
Speaker would not be tolerated by the South;
but that on the contrary the members from
that section would set up for themselves
Now, If the Union is so nearly broken in
two as that the peaceful and unquestionably
legitimate and constitutional exercise OF
their rights, by members of Congress of any
political party especially when their action
contemplates no aggression, but is limited to
the necessary organization Of the House
will rend it asnnder, it is not worth the CO.
ment it will require to hold it together
Such ridiculous illusions, proceed ding from
official organs, utterly destroy their infu-
ence with men of sense, and make them d
laughing stock for the amusement OF the
whole country.
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re The Republicans OF Iowa.

A special Convention of the Republicans Of Iowa
is hereby called 10 meet, by their delegates at the
CITY or Des moincs, ON "wednesday,
the isIh Of January, 1850, ats p. ma. /,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to repre-
sent the State of Iowa in the Republican National
Convention to be held in 1850 for the nomination of
candida tee for President and Vice President of the
United States The ratio Of representation win be
one Delegate for each organized county and one
additional delegate for each 300 votes for fraction
thereof greater than one-half1 cast for Samuel )
Krkwccd for Governor Of this State last State cleo
tion.
The chairmen Of the several County Committees
are requested to issue their calls for County Conven
lions for the nomination Of Delegates Mt an early
day. JOHN A. EASsON. Chm m
Ii. M. HoxIE, sec'y.
H. L. b. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant,
C. u. STONE, Council Bluffs,
WIN. LOUGHRIDGE, Oskaloosa,
THos DRUMMoND, vinton,
A. b. + HILDRETH, St. Charles CITY.
JIM. FEWC0MB, Bloomfield,
VIM. BIaELoW, Sioux City,
JAS. THoRINGTON, Davenport,
Ii. WILTsE, Dubuque,
L. l.. PEAsE, Fort Dodge,
Republican State Cen. Committee.
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dTln the Trumbull county (ohio) dis
trict, the Democracy have elected two sets
OF delegates to the Charleston Convention
The convention, regularly called, divided into
two parts, adopted two Gets Of resolutions.
and each chuse tie own delsgates-Douglas
and Administration. The doubIe.headed
system 10 apparently going to be extensively
pursued by the friends Of the Administration.
Probably the whole State OF Illinois will have
two sets. 1t is said that arrangements have
been made for the same state of things in
Minnesota, and New York is liable to fan
into that condition ON her own motion.
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monthly journal under the above name,
10 announced to b. Published at Cincinnati,
to be edited by Rev. M. ID. Conway, with
the assistance Of Judge Stallo and Rev. 1.
nj. Wise Of Cincinnati, and Waldo Emerson,
Dr. Fnrniss and others at the east. The
prospectus says:
sThe Dial will be set to record the ad-
vancing Day of God; to mark the meanings
CT events, clinging to them as their shadows,
under the full conviction that all shadows
point TO the sun. We do not covet For our
monthly the position occupied by other Pc
in the country; we do not wish to
do the work that others have done or are do
ing 90 well rather will we claim the work
of uttering what others reserve, OF pleading
For the suppressed, 'of proclaiming the dis
coveries and thoughts which are commonly
whispered in the ear. We therefore promise
a large hospitality to all Thinkers, and all
we'll considered convictions. 1t is said that
telling too much truth is a dangerous dis
ease among journals, and has proved fatal
in most instances; but we feel az if there
were d sufficiently robust constitution in the
Hest to sustain and survive some plain
speaking on vital subjects.o
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The editor of the Christian Observer,
(presoyterian,) of Philadelphia, in an argu-
ment to show the exceeding sinfuness of a
slave in trying TO run away from his master,
and of sympathizer in aiding bis escape,
concludes that there is no crime mentioned
IN the decalogue more heinous than for a
slave to escape, and although be may for a
mysterious purpose escape punishment in
this life, there will bes fearful settlement for
him in the next. II the argument 10 we'll
grounded, the condition OF the ancient law
giver, in the other world, must be very de-
plorable, for be headed the greatest stampede
OF slaves Of which there 10 any record.
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u Frank Blair was arrested, as suspi-
oious character, at Martinsburgh, Va, where
he stopped TO dine, on bis way to Washing
ton. Mr.. Mitchell, of the St. LOUIS Evening
Nescs, was with him. He was released on
the assurances of some Southern members,
who were on the same train, that be had no
idea OF stopping, but was going forward as
quick - the train left. Virginia isn't Aus
tria, nor France, though the presence of nu-
merons gems d. arme, and spies upon the
railroad trains and ut the eating houses
would justify European traveller in suspect
ing that he was yet within the limits OF one
OF their majesties' dominions.
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Three Iowa papers have indicated their
choice OF Simon Cameron as the Republican
candidate for the Presidency, the Mt. Pleas
ant Netos, the Charlton Patriot, and the
Knoxville Journal.
we obssrsein Pennsylvania one prominent
paper proposes Cameron for President and
Lincoln for Vice President, while tae Read.
ing PA Journal, paper of standing and
influence, intimates its preference Of Lincoln
for President.
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At the commencement of the late term of
the District Court, which convened at this
place on the 18th ult., there was, as noticed
by US at the time, 446 cases upon the docket.
The session continued until the lst instant,
the court being engaged actively all the time,
from B q. m. until from 9 to 10 p. M, not
outstanding which there yet remain near
three hundred cases untouched. TIE cause
of this seeming inefhciency, was, tts extra
ordinary. amount of criminal business. There
were nine cases tried in which the offenses
charged amounted to felony, and convic-
tons were had in eight out of the nine, and
the parties sentenced to imprisonment in the
penitentiary for terms amounting in the ag-
gregate to thirty-six years. The trials Of
-these causes have been the means OF sending
over, for the term, as above stated, about
three hundred civil cases, much, we doubt
not, to the detriment of the parties concerned,
and at the same time has cost the county at
least $2500.-[Mt. Pleasant News.
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GT The Dem ooracy have bat So GU. of
]5i members now voting at Washington
1hey constitute neither majority nor plu.
rail- y. Yet they stubbornly block che wheel,
OF government. Fooled and madd ened they
sweli with the rage of faction. When will
TINS faction that calls itself an Administra-
to- STAND ASIDE and let the business Of ths
country proceedf
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, under date of the 7th
inst, says;
One of the pleasantest things of yesterday
was the admirable manner in which Gilmer,
of North Carolina, Southern Opposition,
turned the flank Of the enemy, by Offering an
anti agitation substitute for j. b. Clarke's
shallow resolution concerning Helpers Com
pendulum. This Vancouver fixed the burden
of ngitaiinn upon the Democracy, and left
the result OF the days skirmishing decided
loss to the Administration disorganixers.
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0H An eastern religious journal, that has
just engaged Mr.. Sturgeon to correspond for
At, sends us Al advertisement, and promises
II We will publish ii to the amount OF SIS. and
pun" the paper to the amount of SIS more.
20 gise as the felicity Of an exchange. The
price Of the paper Is s..
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A New York correspondent says that a
friend OF his owns a crow which has the
despicable habit Of getting beastly drunk, as
often as he has the chance to do SO:
His favorite beverage is Old Bourbon,
though he does not turn up his bill at Cogniac,
and when either Of them ia set before him,
a little diluted and sweetened after the man
ner OF the larger bipeds, be sips and swal-
lows it with ali the gusto Of an epicure. A
little while only elapses, before the effect
begins to be perceptible. Poor crow, evil
IDENTIFY weak in his underpinning, staggers,
cocks his head familarly on one side, looks
sleeping and foolish, performs a variety OF
undignihed movements, and finally, with a
long expressive, melancholy "caw,n rs if
bidding alden to earthly joys, he "wrapa the
drapery OF his couch about him." and in
gloriously tumbles over on his baok-dead
drunk.
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VI In March, 1854, the Richmond En-
qat'er said some hundred Southern gen.
uemen, armed with riding whips, could chase
an army of invading Abolitonists into the
Atlantic" 1t looks rather comical to see
sncn thing as that unearthed about this
time.
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The DIS MONKS VALLEY WHis liz published
every Monday ut this ofce is one of the oldest pa
pers In Iowa, and has widely extended circnla-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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F-"Occasionaf writes from Washing
ton to The Philadelphia Press:

sit 10 rumored that Immediately after the
organization of the House, one of the Virgin
la delegation will rise in bis place and intro
dnce bill making an appropriation to de-
fray all the expenses incurred, as we'll in the
suppression of the attack at Harper's Ferry
as in the subsequent proceedings--the mon
ey, of course, to come out OF the National
Treasury. Whether Judge Black has sug-
gestsd this movement, or whether it comes
from the President, in bis anxiety to address
himself to the existing excitement in the
South, in order to promote his nomination
by the Charleston Convention, am not able
to say i; but have no doubt that some such
proposition will be made and insisted upon -
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IN We observe notice Of the organiza-
ton OF new military company, 10 the neigh
borhood Of Oharlestown,va. Wesuggest the
name of The Cornstaikers, as very appropri-
ate.
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~ LIVERY STABLE! -

On FIrst-st., bet. MAIN Il Johnson.
LII oRSEs, BU6aIEs and CARRIAGES Of the
IL best class always ready for hire.
Horses boarded by the day or week, at prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accom- modased.
deel0d V.VAN0RSDAL.
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IN Mr.. Greeley very much censures Mr..
Kellogg for moving nm aaiournm emit at the
time il was done, on the frss day OF the ses.
sion. Mr. Weed, on the other hand, saws
that, under the circumstances, ii was proper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-13

ca Mr.. Weed, OF the Albany Ereniaq
Journal, now in Washington, says there are
less signs Of bitterness than usual, both In
and out Of Congress.
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No Hope for Cook.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. THE Legislature
unanimously passed resolutions approving
the sentence Of Cook and the other priso-
ners, and refusing interference.
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j. n. HICKEY
General Agent. Comm tsSIoneF sf
Deeds. and Notary ubtic.
GIVES special attention to Buying, Selling, or
NJ Exchanging Real Estate. Parties having
property TO sell will please call.
OFfIcE-At the store Of ". p. Hickey, No. e6
Main.st., ksokuk.
daclAd3m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


oAaA0' Hs'rsin ssois AT W r1r s,as 1uT W
s,n - .ha n.isi, $500 Mar..
"a Sisn % s"s "Vs11n H1B'o 80 - 1894,
ooclo-o ------~------. ~ l = Alnes.
IOate rOtasn.
no hDo' iol Dyefs use, TOT ,s s1Ie n oy
w g. 8, 49,, iLAArnoNy
oisn u INC uoiasn sage ny Moi..I,
aecIoo so Maln Street,
Lamp BIack.
IN BBLS. in Id. papers, for sale by
e.. -. ao,a.a ~ =. m.L LA nnsa'
n'gn OF the ooiden hAgle ana moTaaI,
aecIo 70 MAIn- a-
BBLS. superior qua lity, for sale very low BY
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
$500. - $50 - -.
w. n. AusTIN 4 CO.,
No sMArN-sr
KEoKUK....-......... ...............-...,IowA.
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New York Election

Nsw YcRk, Dec. MIR. Woods MAORI
ty for Mayor is 1878.
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General Insurance Agency.
COR. SECOND AND MAIN.

General Insurance Agency.
COR. SECOND AND MAIN.
LIRE, LAKE. RIVER AND LITE IN
l. SURANdE promptly attended to at this Office.
Better and more IsDExAITY can bs given at this
Agency than any other in this city, and less trouble
PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK.
esPat&f anxsurprus szgo, 7Ia.7U.
MONTAUK FIRE ms co. OF NEW YORK.
capital and surplus e10i, 2I6.72.
L0RILLARD FIRE ms. CO., OF NEW YORK.
Cacitai and surplus s3G4 1891 10.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capllai 81 ,OOO, 900.
CASH SURPLUS, JULr lsr, 1859, $457,Sx
XTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, ooKE.--cAPIrAL 81 700, 900.
CASE SURPLUS, JULr lsr, 1859, $l,0S0,41s.
~ Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at ~
low rates ~ other Companies who pay their losses.
H. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Office corner ID and Mair sts Keokuk, Iowa.
Dec. Z, 80 dim
FIRE INSURANCE.
Missouri State Mutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE cOMpAEY.
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS.
Us. MoCune, 8. n. Edgell, C.s. drsely,
E.Wyman, g. II. Peck, B.W.AIe1andsr,
4 s.. ELLIOTT, sse'y. SIN. EDGELL. Press.
no ExrRA-HAxARDous RIsKs TAKEH.
F.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
deco d1y A. BRIDGMAN, Ag't. Ksokuk.
NOTICE.
r. as msmSsrs Vi inc iowa state Insurance Com
II - II II. -
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The Author OF the MarseiIles Hymr
fnC0urt.


Malakof, the Paris correspondent OF the
=. :. limos, Gays.
A trial which has just terminated at one of
the city courts brings before the public, un-
der cover OF an iilustrious name, curious
jaxtaposltion OF things. Nj. Rouget de Lisle,
the author of the famous and warlike Mar
seiliase, appears in this trial as the plaintiff
IN suit against an individual for counter
feiting bis invention for herm eticalIy sealing
Settler water bottles. The poet and invent
or gained the suit.
BARN BURET.--We learn that the barn Of
mr.. samuel Singmaster, living near Talley-
rama, keokuk county, was burned about 3 or
O'Clock on Monday morning the 9th ult..
consuming over 1000 bushels Of corn, 800
bushels Of wheat, oats and rye, considerable
hay and hungarian grass, eleven plows, har-
ness Tor 70 horses, and horses aud mules.
The entire loss is estimated at $4,000. Sup
posed 70 be the work of an incendiary.-
Washington Press, 7th.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DisrnIcr or Iowa, SoursxRH DIVISION, 90.

e.
KscKuK, Dec. 10th, 1889.
I HEREBY give notice that by virtue Of . war
I rant OF detcntion and monition Issued out Of
the once Of the Clerk Of the United States Dis-
ric Court In and for the district of Iowa South
ern Division, and 10 me directed, In the following
cause, to- Wit Charles Wild, libellant, against the
stsamboat ADsLtA, her engine, machinery, tackle,
appafef and furniture, In cause civil and mara
time, for contract for labor performed Pilot for
demand OF the sum Of one hundred six Go 100
dollars; did, on the sth day Of December, A. ID.
1865, ~ the city OF pMontrose, Lee county, Iowa,
and at the port OF Montrose in said District or Iowa
detain In my possession for safe custody, and do
nov detain the said steamboat Adelia, with her
engines, machinery, tack ie apparel and furniture
and hereby Also give public notice that the time
issued for the return OF said warrant Ia the ii day
OF January "A. ID. 1850, and hereby admonish and
summons all persons claiming any intere ut In the
said steamboat Adela, her engine tackle, machine
~ and furniture, or knowing or having anything
to say why the sane shall not be condemned and
sod 10 answer the demand OF eaid libellaut, that
they be and appear before the said District Court
for the District of Iowa, Southern Division, ut
heokuk, at . return term thereof 10 be begun and
holden ~ said District Court room, on 5th street.
corner OF Conecrt~st., in the City Of Keokuk, in
laid District, the last named day to- Wit the Id
day of January, A. ID. 1885,, when and where said
cause win be heard, then and there 70 interposs
their claims and answer said libel, and make their
allegations 10 that behalf.
L.SUMMERS, u. s. Marshal,
BY j.. Y. AxrHokY, Deputy.
b. JEvroRDs, Proctor for Libeliant.
deci 3dtd
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f1sAX SALE OF LOT on which de nouent special
L tax IL duo and unpaid for laying plank walk on
4th and Exchange streets in front u said lot:
Owners name Lot. Block. Tax. Cut.
Unknown, o 81 1881 4l.Io
NOTICE IN hereby given 10 the owner az The
TOT described In Che foregoing st situated in the
City OF ksokuk, Lee County and state Of IowH,
that special Tar has been assessed and ievied on
said lot - designated 10 the above list by the City
Council Of the City OF Keokuk, and unless pay
mont be made OF the tax so levied, ana also all
costs, on OF before the 4th day Of January, A. ID.
1850. the said let or 20 much thereof shall be
necessary TO discharge said tax and cests will bs
sold the day aforesaid, at the Mayors ice in
said city, between the hours Of Q o'clock y. m.
and O'Clock pm.
G. C. STEVENS,
Collector OF the City OF kcokuk.
Dec. Ia 1859 dtd
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEG. Is.
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1000 Bushels of wheat wanaea, for
which We will PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES, III de-
hveTed soon. W.H. AUSTIN co.
dacl2dAw
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-04-15
[PL5.} F9[PI%2I.5]T I,

Is published every Friday morning at One
Dollar and Fifty Cents peraunum, if paid
within six months from the time Of subscribing,
or Two DOLLARS if not paid until the expira-
ton Of the year. No paper discontinued until
all arrearagos are paid, unless at the option Of
the editor
E5- ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted
atthe rate of one dollar per square for the first
three insertions, and Twenty-Five cents for eve.
ry subsequent insertion. Twelve lines to con
stitute square. If the number of insertion.
be not marked upon them, they will be CONT
nued until forbid, and charged accordingly
A liberal deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year.
gzJ~ CONCENTRATIONS, the effect Of which /.
to promote private interests, are matters o
charge and are to be paid for at the rate Of IF
~ cents per square. All communications mus
be accompanied with the author name, other
wise they win not be inserted
~ Advertisements for Companies or Asso
Citations Of any kind, UNCONVENTIONAL charta
bic or otherwise, are in all cases to be paid foI
at the usual rates; and obituary notices or eulo
GIGS in addition to the announcement, will b,
charged at the rate of fifty cents per square.
J45- OFFICE, in the house on the south-wes
corner Of the Square, lately occupied by WN
SAGE.
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
- 2 y - II T - II II = -
UNION RsO r
Rockville, ls::.aI Maryland.
III. II. LECTION, Proprietor

~ II III 7 - : 7 y II = ~
TE'lE subscriber having reGtted and furnish
4 cd his house in the best style, is prepared
to accommodate The travelling public in Tx
most satisfactory manner.
His Table will, at all times, be supplied
with the best obtainabe in the market and hi:
BAR will be supplied with the best Of Liquors
Ale Scgars, &c.
BOardePs by the week, month or year can
have pleasant rooms, at moderate prices.
His Stable is commodious, and will be un
der the care Of an attentive ostcr, and alway'
supplied with plenty Of provendcr.
lra5~ lie will keep for hire several HORSES
AND CARRIAGES for the accommodation
Of The public generally and At very reasonable
prices.
\ share Of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited. NJ H. LETTrN.
feb LIT