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Macon, January 0 49 3tFrnullin House—Talbotton.WILLIAM P. M civ BEN, former proprintor, lias returned to and taken possession again of thi9 well known establishment. lie returns to it not only wtih n disposition, but with tlie ability to give satis* inction to nil his friends that may favour him with a tfall. Tq those who have patronized him heretofore cither at this place or in Augusta, where ho was for a number of years proprietor of tho Mansion House, ono of tho most popular public Houses at that time in tho City, ho deems it unnecessary to say more than to invito them to call again. Those unacquainted ore ,re-3uestcd to try his cheer and Rntisfy themselves. It is coined sufficient to say that his House shall bo at all times well furnished, well arranged, well attended to, and free from gaming, riots, drunkenness and their consequences. Hiss tables, a mat tor ofsomecoiiHcqucnco to a traveller, will not bo neglected. In short such attention will bo bestowed 011 man and beast, as to insure to tho former ponce and plenty whilst ho stayB, and enablo tho latter to carry his rider in safety when ho departs. Charge?, moderate. Promises not extravagant, but performance, sure.
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Columbus Enquirer

Columbus, Georgia, US

Fri, Jan 16, 1835

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