FRANKLIN HOUSE.


HEMPHIS TENN
By GEORG E II. REDFORD, (Late Of
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the Planters House.)


THIS new and commodiOus House is
situated on Front Row, Just below Exchange
Square, and nearly opposite the Ferry Lam
ding. The looms are large and we'll ven
nlated the furniture entirely new; and in
point of comfort and convenience this &louse
is not surpassed By any in Memphis His
table shall be we'll supplied at all times
with the best The market affords. He
would also inform the public that be has
made arrangements with Mc. Cockreli TO
take charge of horses. His superior skill
andattention are too we'll known 10 require
Recommendations.


TERMS AS FOLLOWS.
Board for man per year with lodging $500
- without $50.
!" 1" per month with lodging 20.
4" without II
For man and horse, supper. lodging
and beakfast %
For man and horse per day, ,37R.
Single meal, l.52
| Lodging, so,
April 20. l845-6m.