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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

Age Of Early Risers.-The following Is
a catalogue of above twenty early risers.-
Their age has been mentioned, when it wrs
known. The average nge, 50 far as as
c%crtaincd, is about 70.
Franklin was an early riser. lie died at
the age Of 81 years.
President Chauncey. Of Harvard. Col
iege, made it his constant practice to rise ar
tour O'Clock. lie died al 81.
Fusei', the painter, rose with or before
tho sun. He died at 81.
wesley rose at fou o'clock, and slept
but six hours. Died at SO.
Buffon, tho celebrated naturalist, saws he
was indebted to the habit of early rising for
all his knowledge and the composition ornll
his works. He studied fourteen hours n
day. Died at 81.
samuel Bard, NJ. d. of Hyde Park, rose
al daylight i'll summer, aud an hour before
Died at 70.
DIR. Priestly was an carly riser. He
died at II.
farkhurst rose at FIVE in the summer and
SIX m the winter. Died at ID
Bishop Jewel rose at four O'Clock.
iishop Burnct commenced rising at four
while at College aud continued the Drac,ice
through a long life. Died Mt -.
Sir Matthew Hale rose at four or Gyo.-
Died at 67.
DR.. Adams rose at five, and for a mart of
The time at four. He died at 6
Palcv, though naturally indolent. beoan
early 10 rise at five, and continued The nroc-
tlce through life. Died at 63.-Librarp of
Health. 9"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

The Emperor of Russia, by a recent de-
cree prohibits his subjects from wearing spec-
f0cfes before the age of forty!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

GIeavcn's broad day nu.n =.
~s--'-.-.,i .~r.
Am dead? nay, by His token
Know that l have ceased to die:
Would you solve the mystery,
Come up higher,-comc and see.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15
Notice.

a IL persons indebted to the late Tllos. Rains
IA ford, deceased, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons having de-
inands against the estnte of said deceased are re
qucsted to present them duly attested.
MARTHA RAINSFORD, Erccutrir.
Jan 10, 1898 f49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

The Legislature o Massuch usetts has nm.
pointed n committee Of one from each conn
T.. to consider and report upon the proprietv
OF hbolishlng capital punishment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

Congressional Reporting-Ro following
Is a veritnble extract from the lates, report
OF Inc proceedings of the Texan CONGRESS-.
we copy from the Texas Chronicle Of Dc
"a c~ommunicntion was read from Com
modore II. J.. Thompson describing "A kind
OF vessel "a 81 gun corvetto,) which if
put n1oat, will make the Mexicans smell
the aovll. Referred to the naval commits
tee"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

NOTICE,
NO I

a Ill persons having demands against the rs,
IA tate of William I. Ai.ney, dcceased, are re-
Incs.ed to render them to the Subscriber propcr-
" attcsted, by the first of February next. And
those who aie indebted to said Estate are re-
quesled /" make payment in b lis of the Bank of
the State Of South Carolina.
RICHARD COLEMAN,
Dec IL, lS3" A5 administrator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DISTRICT.
SOUTH CAROLYN
A~RBEVILLE iDISIRICI

IN EQUITY.
Harrington s; WILSON, vs.. Bill to freelose
Gln" , me-, C.; Ta'0m and Mortgage.
z T appearing to my satisfaction, that Claudia
, c. Tatom resides without the limits Of this
State-It is therefore Ordered, that the said G.. G..
plead, answer or dcmlr tn the bill in this case,
within three months from the date of this publ
cation, or the said bill will he taken pro c~oniesso
against the said Claudia &. Tatom.
WM. e. BLACK. C. T., A. n.
COmm'r.s Oficc, .iLheriHe, IAN ., 1873 &c 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15
NO. e..

ments. were rather calculated to make enc
mics Than friends; aud yet, as he once said,
mo man was ever blessed with such CON
stituen,s." A fact, which Of itself, speaks
volumes in his praise. If he origira red no
great national good, he prevented many
evils; and in doing SO, becnmc the ~benetac-
tor OF his country, although not to the cx-
tent he otherwise might rave been.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

Allen Cotton, who was lately tried and
condemned, at Huntsville, Alabama for ne
81" stealing. was executed on tho 9Th Ith
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-02-15

!he Grateful Saiior-A few weeks since
Tie following scene was witnessed at a Sun
~" 49,. taught :" " small building in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

Ia OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
OH ETS-The Old Line of Packets will be despatched
by the subscribers sail from New York ana Liver
pool Is, and 10th oeach month"; with the pon That
whe the sailing day falls Sunday, the ships VIII sail
tha.u -ad hIOnd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
VOL. H.



Hereafter whenever any country subscription to the
Herald, reaches fortnight of its close subscribers
x, receive their papers, done up In yeilo~ Urappers
This pla, is adopted in order to give our patrons, IN
the country notice. either to renew their subscription
by fresh remittance, or to expect 1t to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid. Sub
ecrbers will therefore, understand after this notice,
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yelloo Urapptag paper.
By this method we furnish individual. subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them to the ex-
pense OF postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall by
way Of requal for his shaving often our suoscri-
BEES. The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen CABINET,
are to chea as much as you cam so that the law
does not reach you do not practice on this primer
pie to any exteat except when have dealings win
the Kltchen-and on such occasions II is adopted
purely in self defenceif you don't shave you II get
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
inc that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
time, know full well that it is regularly nailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF Amoss
cub treasarers will be looking into the Herald, to see
the lneaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget TO put the Herald into It's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az tavor-as
personal avor to meto try to be as honest as they
can. know they have precious little of that article
but precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

CONsUM pTtOv rUB. q bOUs CunsD
~ ~ IRIS sFCOND STA9E-Afeced win this alarm.
ing disease have been fur sone menths and being
90 restored blessings 81 htah, ~ Wt nse ~ Or
Tsy,ors R.is,m III Liverwri, n ,uld be waning in graf
itude did not make NV grateful haks blic. Moreover
there others diseased and SUFFERING, who may be
rss.red 10 health n they but know OF and BE-
thereby Induced ~ try this mrccine. bal short tick
ire cough and dscharge of large quantities Of mser
frrun pnrs which 20 times tng"d suh b'nsd-a
slight p,n in roy and coastrnt eeva ION ~ spirits
fever and wight three times rails
cd onslaprssle blood nv cpgtng and ~ lTngh becam
weak ,ph.u ted and trrubl fnr hresh was N ihi.
s,tus,,. ,h~o began The R.lan of Liyerwortt cured
~. In t~o gopihs hourh NV physcian said coad
~, ~,il PATRICK Cary, Minct
III + cold ., us Bowery $50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
PIONEER FAST LINE.

VIA Rail kDAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves h- West Chester Hcu.e OF Broad Race
streets, daily At 6 O'Clock
Tho Boai AMI Cars this Line OF the
sesctpn having been built expressly the
y, IsSsgrrs ant are urpassea IN the Country
Vh ne oa'y rseset .aas the kaa Road 10
Harrhurgh, thereby 30 miles of anal travel,
reaching Pittsburgh Three days and a hah instead Of
t.ur AID half formerly the when they
Cslun-hia. ont there took the canal
For speea and nll Line exceeded e,bsy
v the United site.
Passengers 10 Cneinnati Louisyte, Naichsz Nasvne
LpHs kc viii flwHys lie certain Of being TAX wUx
az a. this line eannec with tho bosis 81 Purgs, carrying
tbe matt
ito Apply Tho north corner OF and Cbsstn-i
q, ara ., No. 80 Market 81 and willow ss
A. H. CUNNING, Agent
PhNadel pAa, Nav a. ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

IA MOBILE PACkETS.
80 ship EDWINA, the w @. West, master
.S1s8 Shin HECTOR, ID. Post, master
shlp LoRENA, J. Urquhart master
Shin TUSKINA, r. H. Post, master.
shp ALAB AMIAN w. B. Lane, master.
sLip RUSSELL BALDWIN, }. NJ Magma, master.
Ship ELISHA DENiSON,F West, master.
shin ST. JOHN, q. H. Hitchcock, master
The line will consist OF nine ships, which VIII srasic Us 10
despatch vessels monih when the trade requires IT.
OF the best copp~red and copper fastened with erten
handsome accommodations and comnsnded oy ei
rerraced masters and will sail punctusiy as advertised
When sang falls Sunday, The ship VIII SAT- on
Houo All goods subscribers win be shipped
'fis 3, . e0n''' T. D. HURLBUT co. - South street
"a. MOBILE PACK a.TS-NkM LINE
ffl6 The ships prsng the above line viii be regularly
Sk despatched New York. on the lo'h and 10Th OF
shp THAMES, jas. d, saow, master.
Shin ron ROY A. Arnold, master.
shin w ARsAw, J. Thatcher master.
ship wAvERLy, Tho. mil, ps mast.
Shin CAHAwBA, w. ID. Smith master.
The above are all FIRST ships, copper fastened and cop
sered ssd Commanded by men experimental .uads ~tn
handsome sr, recommendations for passengers eoods
tow ard 10 the subscribers will be shipped Tree ofconns
sion For freight or passage aEggS%PxR co.y,n.a
"a ApALACHICOLA PACK ETsr-ship
-&ak& ship INDIANA, J. =. Dosne, master.
ship GEORGIA, T. Tslbet, master
light dram water, buit expressly TOT
the trade hest copper fastened and coppered
with handsome accommodations, and viii sail punctaa ss
,aSerised when the day sailing falls Sunday Vie ship
viii sail on the Monday following The prise OF passaSe
aN without auors Al goods forwarded 10 the subscrscrs
viii he All ppsd free OF 60 mmsson. ~ .
JS - dth'.noI ~. - ~ -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
FARE REDUCTD.
CO., @lassI|l co.,


By Rail Road ano Coach,
Morning Line VIII leave the Hsf u ,urgIanat e. every
SOC ck y o the jersey Ran Road
New BrusswcK thence by To- Trent0n, arriving
Philadelphia the anernopH.
Rsturnng-Ieave Trenton ~ O'Clock, A. NJ sfier lhe
arrival OF the ofhe Phadvpha and Trensr a Road
arriving at New York At "a O'clock, Y ".
nr Lns-Lssve. New York, lOut CouFlandt a. al
o'clock. r. NJ; passengers viii rpach Trr,on ~ oclnck,
lodge, and ofhe Phade Fia sn Trenton
Rail Road, arriving w Philadelphia hyg o'eloek \. N.
Returp g-Leave fnlsiepha at9 O'Clock. r. ". arriving
In New York III "a o'clock, 4. ~
e. New York or !, IN. old stage Oce ~ South 81 oppo
site Congress Hail. Philadelphia and al ule bar OF Rising
sun Tavern. st Treston.
Passengers from Paterson accommodated h. taking
tie 6st s,d I, cars OF tue Paterson Raj adj which
with res the junction AZ berg"ni aad the
public msy rely upon upp osagcs - New Brunswick FOR
their accommodation.
For seats Ia the named Lives, apply ~ Thowas Whit
field, Mad Cosch Office, Od No Ceurtsndts a. mar
Ns. Leaves the abse At sqsauer before A. NJ and
~'-~' ALExANpER NJ cUmnrNG. Ps,pne,or
New vsrk. Nov. t6 le1 tA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

FANN
90 Sailing New York the 7fih, asd from Liver.
94Asepoo on the sth OF each north.
The line Of packets will be continued by the subsc
bers, and Il composed ri the following shipss-
Frnp New York.
june a4-The UNITED STATES, Capt NJ N. Holdrege
March 24-The st. A DREW, Capt. wrn G. Thompson.
Aug A-The vIRGINIAN, Capt fssae Harris.
sept 2a-The SHEFFIELD. Capt Fras. r. Allen.
Frum liverpool.
May s-The ST. ANDREW, SD tens
June s-Tbe vfRGI MAN, sr tons.
July s-The sHEFFtELD. COO toes.
Aus e-Tbe UNI TED STATES, 6sH tons
The Qua es and OF the above ships, and
the reputation their commanders well known Every
er-rtor made promote the comfort Of passengers
and The Interests importers The price Of pa~saeeto Liver
poo in the eabir other lines fired cleo, with wines
and stores Of every description.
The owpe will not responsible for any letter. parcel
sen y ships for which bill fading
,akss, Tor freight passage. apply TO
gTEpHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER. FOX n Co. or
,o4 ROBT. KERMIT. ~ south q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE

"a NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE
HIY& This line consists Of II ships and bs, one OF which
eewiI San weekly TIL the ist Of October; sner which
will weekly sAurng the busins The~p
vessels all the first class warranted to insure ower
To the Balre. Freight passru~
will Ne this line throughout the year
oeut less than any other line whatever. Apply to
n. ELwELL, Packet Ofhbe so sousbst
All g.eds from ouPeLs viii be shipped forwarded
Immediately New Orleans free Of ana evrrv
attention paid TO despac safety
chasts havsg freight % dispose will find IL decidedly for
their sterrs,ts apply as shove. jas
"a PASSAGE FNOM sLIGV-A 6rst
<I8 ship will SAL from s6go about i5sh April
-nerL and can accommodate number Of passengerss
either cabin or ste,
For freight OF passage, .pply 70
MM COULTER. It5 Front e.
NIB Persons wishing to remit money 10 their friends
have drshsa. sghson Mr. Hugh Leighton, Qua. a. sligo.
ia In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
. = PASSAGE TO CHARLEsTON

= L@- @PAssAGE To CHANLEsTON
- For the greater despatch and conve
@ssahsA- nerse travellers going north south, the
Aeptc and savannah and Charleston steam Packet Com
panies' have formed N 81 Psctets 70 run twice
week To and rUm No fox and Charleston, comprising the fo
toNisg Packets
GEORGIA, Captain Rollins.
y. CANOLINA, Captain Cohey.
PULASKI CAPS div
The PULASKI will run through 10 Savannah and aner sa
turday 2t instant They viii leave Norfolk alternately
Tuesday and sasnrsa Charleston every Monday asd
Friday.
Passengers lesvrE m ladelpha on Mondays aad Friday
sill reach Norlok Tor these Packets which are All nr
nhea COPPER boilers and the Command s.d
Engaeers are men skill AMI hing experience. ny this hns
they or ane night les lhrn Wy anyo her.
Passage lron rhiladelnhia through, 10
&c Nsrfok ~
Tekeo be hal the Baltimore Steamboat ece In fhua
elphia or the boats and the NJ rok steam boa
~p IN board the boats aer they leave The
1se steamboat wm svABRooK leaves Charleston Zoe Sc
.nnah every Fnd~ osning.
An baggage THE risk ofthe owners
BALTIMORE. / Tin Oct 1887. jN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

xv,o rrT-The upper part of Nos snd rech slip
eommun,catng, small brick htehes w the rssr cellar
A. ea.v,nsp residence for repecasle small tsmyno
Ih.y .my In the premises the lover rsrtbeng occupies
oascrs Apply No. 4 Peck slip. ~"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

nUMons OF THE election.

~ 10
oSu, o ward
it had III other
chtokp acnarW Washing nsqune
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

N Agents, Charleston
10 BALTIMOktr PACK
6I6 IINE.-Tbe followisg vessels will he regularly de-
-1sIspxtched between New York and BALTIMORE
Brig PAVILION, W. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, n. Bourne, Tn-ster
sckr CHARLES ~. SMITH, Il. II. Totten. master.
schr tENRY BAkGER y. G. Briggs, master.
schr DIRECT, g. l. Srirgs, master.
sehr LACONIC, J. c. Desisnn, master.
The vessels comprising this line peror and sailing
nearly all built Of the best materials expressly
trade ably commanded the pilots
be effected rates great
spach will be given, and every cxerton will the
give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded
the subscribers will be slipped free OF fexh
applyp :. n ~ BRIGGS, 80 old Slip, N. ".
j4 J. w. Brown. smiths Dock. Bait
Ia DARIEN. lGsol LINE OF PAcKETs-BriG
f1y3 AMELIA STRONG X. II. Brows. mast~-
- Brig PREMIUM J. Coburn. master.
Brig MACON. A. Btbhins, master,
Brig DARlEN, G, r.. Bulkey, master.
Brig NEW JERSEY, n. Matthews, master.
scbr, ID. r. CRANE Studley, master -
vhe subscriber has in connection with Mers Hswes MITCH
ell Ceas Of Daren, Geo. established the above line OF YES
sells bu expressly for the above trade and all copper sten
ed; they have ruRsinE the river Al
goods forwarded 10 the sgest New York will oe de
free Of commission. ". DEMILL iss Frostst
A line OF stages from Daren Macon three times
week also steamboat 20 St. Augustine twice week j25
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

Ia FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The Louisiana
8 New Line of ackets will sail on every other
1zs6 Monday, nom New York, and from New Orleans,
and insure the strictest punc'ualty ~ the time OF sag
the line will consist OF the following shipsi
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Palmer, lst Jan,
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt Eidrdge, 18th jan
Ship VICKSBUR9, Capt Wooahouse. 18Th JAN
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis 18th Feb.
Ship YAZOO, Capt Trask, 26h Feb.
The above all OF the hrs class are copper
fassaed coppered, and upwards OF SOC tons ouhen-
are a light drat water being built In this ety. e.
pressy the trade The price OF passage h1ed Al $ioo
the fitted the most i'm arovcd and conves eHt
pan sng fu nished elegant style Ample stores
OF tue quality will be provided and every egard had to
the comfort satisfaction OF passengers These pack
cts by well experienced IN the trade
who will give every attention ard exert emseve TO &C
comm .date will all times be lowed NJ and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and The sirlcrs. puncnay
observed ii The time sailing Neither the owners or captains
Of will responsible for ewclry bullion, precious
stones silver or plated for letter parcel or pack
are sest by board Of them unies Wills Oh
ldng an en- Tor the same value therein expressed
All goods semi tho subscriber viii be forwarded ree OF
co,um,ission For freight passage. apply 70
It. X COLLINS co. "a, South st.
No freight received after Saturday evening TO
the day ofsaling. yz-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
a. WILMINGTON ": CO NEW LINE OF

~ffxI PACkETS.-Ths ine OF pachen VIII ue,esex -
6 composed OF the following vessels, SAVING RON view
yorh punctnaly ssadseriiscd, ,iIs
sesp AIFRED " THORN lac w H. Sanford, master.
sehr BEsspLTpsi q ME- s %s:.e5. r..,.
Srhy TELL. X. Hawkins, master.
schr TOPIC, Jacob smith, master -, -
The above schooners ar, al htst class
se bu spressy COR this trade, very last sai,srs
ed bv ahe and rperiesced naygsors and wiz
40 and lrom wlmngt ron throughout the year ,.,,r.,
The detenon OF vessesat New YORK ~ ,, ,S
snIscrbers DESTROYS OF emoving the sane oy
vessel Of this line every days and 70 esest INC '
establishment &C such regulations IN ns c,r,her
a. viii give eure the sbppers and a
naucs M nj cor tsem give the preference 70 we vse ~
this line all, any transient vessels whsn 49,, ~.
they Justly entitled 70 as regular Ss thsy shs
Invariably sail TIE day appointed full or no. n ~" ~.
freight when opposed any transient vessel stsucn Is
will insure The support asd preference o iss simmer
and when oppcsedie regular packet, At '
or tho same rates sstskcR by such regular vessel
es or ,ss o The date Of
their hrsi establishing this line Of packets r years
and respectfully solicit eonnu Of public svors ara
a. please give perfect satisfaction shall he wanting their
will not solicit their freight other way than
through their Which, they again assure them
sailing stated them un detained by wind weather
neither win they circulate any false reports In order 10 ebsn
their freight bot dspena so,sy on straight forward sores
thetr share, s least, ~ pubic patronage and favor
For the accommodation Of shie the subscribers have
oT rp,ser e vessels WI Away. o, :.
=, a. near the f.ot Of Wall street possible
roo.s srded the subscribers viii he shipped free
Of any other ,spense except what actually
by any ,hs vessels Of this nine ws,s,'d sbe
very lowest
son,s a'so % TssnsTr sRowN g sou,hs, cor. wall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

"a, PETERsBUeG PACKETs-OLD
80 IyNE-The vessels comprising the above live win be
9eereguarly despatched frsm New fors ane Feerourg
schr EMMA, Isnsc Cole, master.
sshr VFLEN, ID. Lp,ouretie, IT, ~sster.
scbr vIp GINA, John wogla,', rnssser
sebr ETERsBtRe. (newl Lsteureue, master.
echr -. (sew) J. n. RstloVn, master =.
Ths shove are AZ Ara class schooners scih expressly r
mi. trade ard comma aed by experienced masters One c'
The shov, vessels will he regularly eespsshed ram each pc
every Saturday
COAu.-wsss,ngtep Coal Yard, eorrcr = ssrrow ass
" wsshnrtop ss-A stoek peror schuyhn prach =
hard Cos Il :, pressrl on his YARD which viii he ="
cash very reduced prices Fsr'es wv 30 " ~
advantage c.iIh~sare purchssng csd wrhn. pcesw
Ell 1T MI Aihoso.'s e Hssver a. ard orders eh msvso
he vsra wil be duly attended 10. Js~~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13

80 NEWLIhE VERPOOL PACK kTS.
EpA To sail frop New York the ls Liverpool
1k the 18TH OF each month;
New ship SIDDONS, Capt., LIST January.
ship SHERIDAN, Capt J. A. Pierce, fu February.
ship GARRlCK, Capt N. n. Palmer, LIST March.
Snip SHAKESPEARE Capt J. Collins, LIST April.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
snip GARRICK, Capt: " .. Palmer. 18th December.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 18Th January.
New ship sfDDONs Capt. - 1sth February.
Ship SHERIDAN A. Pierce, 18th March.
These ships the hr~ class all armed upwsrdsof SO
burtheu built IN the city of New York, with such
combine great with comfort for
has In the
accommodations The price 81 passage heree Size
Cor which AMPLE stores Inc udng he win be provided
without wnes kc sI2 These ships will be commanded by
experienced who viii mike erertcn TO give
genera sstsscos Neither the captains the Of
sse ships will he responsible for letters parcels pack
ages sent them unless regular bills Of ladipg gred
therefor. For freight passage, apply To.
" X. COLLINS CO, IS South st. New York, or 10
wN. n JAS. BROwNk CO. Liverpool
The II this line will hereafter armed and their
Mar construction gives them security possessed by
other hr, vessels ~ war. iiS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-13
LIVEsS POOL AM new YORK COM
MEkCIAL INE PACKETS.
ia SA SIS iii

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS.
Remtancss and drafts with freight and passage and
from Great Britain and Ireland-ROChES COMMERCIAL
LIME. The Subscribers respectfully intimate their friends
and the public eneray that they early
with thrm tor the bringing OF their families
and friends by the early spring ships-tbe hrs OF which will
running from Liverpool the Isl February 1885,
and will continue regularly every week ards,
aordng enants the most desirable and eligible
ancethey San have.
The detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged In this trade
having heretofore been and just of
the subscribers desrous OF removing despatch
vessel every week from Liverpool effect the
OF such regulations In their days OF sailing
will give entire satisfaction shippers and further Il.
ducement for them give preference their Line al
any transient vessels, they shall invariably
sail the appointed day, full FULL aad take freight
opposed transient vessel such will In
sure ppor preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the Of their
ecrs 10 Live rpoo OF first cassrunnng regularly
every day the deeent pors Of Ireland and Scosnd
Of importance 10 those residing II The ous
porr-
In relation their drafts post the
Roy Bank Of Ireland paid sight free Of dssouni
charge province and countybt sides In the Inland
answering The Bank Of Ireland no,es
convenience ony ny this establishment
Their dras well passage orders be forwarded ~
tie gular packets sng the lst h. 18th, and f<sh N
zach month IN the Those residing ~ the country can
address b, letters tpost paid which viii be- runctnaly
tended Further particulars be ascsaned applisa
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