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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
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MFR. STRO/XI iale tlns opportunity IN return
va ms thanks 10 the citizens of Lynehbnfg and
his paf rnns lo their liberal encouragement: and re
spccifnlly informs them that no change has been
made in his terms nf tuition in the NJ o ID h k
Ia y & L A G f. S but they are The same
winch were specified ia his first advertisement, VIZ
For . single SECULAR. per quarter OF 36 lessons.
each week at be residence Of the pupil. SIS 90
For class oftwo scholars as above, each ID 90
- class OF or more scholars, each, II w
For the satisfaction and convenience Of those pu-
pulls WHO may prefer il, lie has fitted up a large AID
cornmodious room, over the store of Mr. Newhall,
nearly opposite the Banks. and provided a large
board and several maps Of the Languages, well cal
cuLned to facilitate The progress of his students. 1t
being the intention of Mr.. 5. establish himself in
Lynehburg. h" would be pleased TO receive an add
ton tn The number Of his scholars, some ot his elias =
SEES not being full For the farther convenience OF
his patrons, he has divided the time thus
Monday. "Wednesday and Saturday will be dcvo-
ted to the instruction of ladies' at his toom--lhe
evenings o hat Of he gentlemen. Tuesday. Thurs
day aud Friday to thai OF lad!es and gentlemen
private lsmllIes.
For tuition III his room. per scholar, per an
mum, three lessons. each week, $50 90
The first session will terminate on the 2od Feb'y.,
Tie second. the lst OF August.
For farther information and explanations please
enquire OF Mr.. s. his patrons or pupils.
n. Il. The charge ol 81 3 for a single scholar is
made FOR the most obvious rcasons-yz: the tuition
Of one pupil would occupy much of the teachers
time and attention. and require as much of his labor,
as would class composed OF SIX eight scholars,n
asmuch the same instruction and explanations
which would be necessary for one would equally well
suffice class Of six eight dozen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

acrsted--bai all The lsslsnds near rivers ha' oec''
inundated itnra the heavy f,ifs.
!, should M remembered. however. that leslands
in England are generally eftss nisad"v>. me tf"-
ileman referred Ia. gave, a. lis opinion mai ''e
wheat crop would be oae lhId beus an aseiasc'
and that father from danage than short YEN.
Mr.. Sherman Crawford Is publishing srfies 81
letters the cunluion oil the Agricultural popula-
ZION Of Ireland They very popular and are en-
nlrd =, A defence ofihe Small Farmers OF lie
land" =
On the l5ll 70 h and 20.h of September. there
were considerable arrivals Of oats in The London
derry market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
BLANK BOOAS, STATIONARY, &C.
10 TIL; PUBLIC.

FlNllE subscribers most respectfully announce Ia
Il the cltlzenS Of Lynchburg and the adjacent
couLtIes, that they have associated themselves To-
Their for the purpose of carving on the TAILOR
ING BUSINESS. III all It's various branches. ! hey
can confidently say to those who wish TO encourage
them, thai ihelr wo,k shall be well executed as any
in town or elsewhere Then Shop may be found on
the cross sheet leading Ia the Washington Hotel,
aud from their long experience in business hope to
meet with shatc Of public patronage.
n B. Cutting and fitting done at the shortest
notice. WIN. \ BENNETT,
BENJAMIN r.. SUMPTER.
De- 6ui
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
BOOKS. srATIONARY, ar

M F. are rcceiva1 and opening Fall sup
w ply OF Books, Stationary, &c. to which we
invite the attention Of our friends and the public gen
orally. The following are a lew of our Books:
The Life and Writings of Washington, in II vols,
by ]. Sparks.
Life of Washington in vol, bv Sparks,
Coopei's Naval History otlhe United States,
Bancroi,'s History of the L. States,
Memoirs oil Aaron BUR-,
Private journal Of Aaron Burr,
Brougham's Sketches OF Statesmen lst and ID series,
Brongham's OpIni MS on Theology, Law &c,
Websrer's Speeches.
Everer's Oratuns,
Bridgemucr Trealiscs, vols,
Leighon's Works.
Moshien's Church History,
Hawks Church llismy
Mcllvaines imous,
llae's Sermons,
Meville's Sermons,
Dicks Theology.
Millrr's Report Presbyterian Church Case,
McElroy's Report of do do
Prayer Books, handsome assortment,
Faml aud Pocket Il blcs,
Lady Blessngtou's Works,
Miss Edeeworlh's Novels and Tales 0 vols,
Works ot l.. +. L., vol
Works oil Sir W alter Scott, 7vols., Library edition
WaYerly Novels, 3 vols,
Coopers, Buwcr's, James's, and Pad DE Rocks
Novels,
Marry au's Diarv IN America, l vol,
Fanny, aud other Poems, by llallrck.
Hyperion, Novel, by P,oiesser Longtelow,
Far Rosamond, by 'rhos. Miller,
Farmers bibtary,3 vols,
llarpers Family Library, 81 vols,
llapers Classical Library, 81 vols,
Anthon's Series of Classical School Books Nc. &c.
Large aud well selected assortment OF School Books
LomaA's Digest.
DavIs's Criminal Law,
BLANK BOOAs, STATIONARY, &C.
Medium DeH and Cap Blank Books,
Record Books.
Half bound Account Books,
Pocket l. d crS,
Receipt Books, Copy Books.
Cyphermg Books, Shc,l's Books,
Blank Checks and, Nreoliahlc Notes,
Foolscap, Letter, Account, Souvenir, Blottins ano
Wrapping Paper;
NIons Flutes, Flies, Violin and Guitar Strings
Rogers's Knives and Razors, Gud aud Silver Pen
oil Cases. Mathematical instruments, Black. Red
and Blue Inks llar brushes, Visiting aud Con
versaton Cards Steel Pens, &c Ne.
PAYNE Il GREGORY.
Oct 81 M4w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

oouttcr f,rsh dem3ad g., snsr.e to huy saad iai
Tho eups 81 Eugisui, wlu,i, ihttatrns iu diam fiIr
Ia hd'ar ftaa TIN sst,lrs.
Thu esets monte at prudence Which caused tie
susIeostaal is31. apIits with t.pr gtra'ei nllu
saee 81 the Itesest utanrai aBd lhzi the bases 81
PtHlsdrlphia live thought themselves justified N
rrsot,ng Ia It. as tie nus remaining prute ctiou for
Tie iuictesfs tntfusffdiA Their eafe.
Ia adapting II. towcvrt. the hanks vault no, essl
tie icmsesi eeasufe these institutions heh pun
sur diirfrnt course. They desifc aulv tu explain
ibem elves. Mt TO efiuluale uthets. They tlthA
int II was imrr=eBoahc inr lin, Ia continue spe.
eie T. eurnts Wuiost saciincius the community a
ietnd them.
Thru o3n l,rocrr,linrs ihef Illus submit 10 the
rfopic oi Pruusflts Who are the best Judges al
fheir corirciuess hui 'hr banks confidently pledge
titems,vcs fa ihe satctriy oftheifAi.ws IN adopting
4. lhcIr hohest a1Ascy 10 project the interests of ht
STATE and tu husband esoafeas tom being s"efi
asay b, thsfnaeni 80 Eoglaud, aud thr. nov
peohliy hul anAiJu.s await tie opiuion OF the L.
gtslllutc oil Pennst lyapla.
1OHN WHITE. Chairman
William Welsh J. ). NcaLoll, Secretaries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

he0i - re- cent, 7ll lfa lssfs fH7usy To lie IL
81 aa' speaking 81 hfst tste rapcF ehaifye
,otn"s briaa tliaf de-. i.,tiat done "a much Hi
a. puecs. and = high ~ o ~ II pr cent is soue
lInes s'd. L States post note- are unsaleabie
here sale has teso made 81 Sterling bills Al a
i premium.
Exchange ON Philadelphia 10 III; Mobile l. a
L. Baltimore. IL Augusta, Geo,gm, IL a III :;
Savannah. 10al2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

NV ] VIM Ut. lUTN, Ir1Ja
6c"HcHeH-We have 10 enclose 10 Won the re.
selutpns. adopted At meeting 81 tie several banks
'eid lrsietIaf. and called IT your request.
" G take the present opportunity 10 add that weare
satisfied. from mlia sad At the meeting from hat
NC know. Wes rom the eous san, If dlfee-
Tors Of lhe babks, thai YOU may rely thar ever,
consideration al ietns aHi intcrest viii Influence
and determine the different banks give al the re-
lei "a 'hrH power. consistent with their obligations
shd determination to msrulfm specie payments.
Respectfully, suur obedfenl Servants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04

By the arrival of the ship Caledonia, liom Liver
pool, VIA Londonderry, papers have been received
at our ENchangr itom the latter port, OF the 2lst
SepI.-belng two days later than the news from
The Month ui Ireland brought 4y the Liverpool.
TIE HARVEST IN TIE NORTH OF
IRELAND.
The Londonderry Sentinel says, that during The
preceding week upto Thursday oh, the country had
been deuged with rain, aud the crops gieall, in
lWod. On that day, however, the weather became
lne' and fennous efforts we're being made 10 get IN
The oats nearly the whole u winch wee stll out,
The condlsion Of the gram cteps, generally, is de
scrlbed as deplorablc.
From Other sources, we Ieatn that the crops
throughout Ireland viii fall very lar short al a. u
'erage, with tile exception oi Potaoes IA the North,
which never prom ised better. Much al the wheat
that has been gathered IN IS N a damaged state lrom
the ram.
A passenger forms as that II several panis Of
England, the accounts Of bad crops had been cAae-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-04
from The Nc'r Ye,l Jowsai Of Commerce, oct %
MEETING OF MERCHANTS. MECHANICS.
AND MANUFAEI URERS, Al TIE CITY
HOTEL

THIS meeting toek place Oh Saturday evening pur
snan' 10 adJonrnment. Silas Brown called Ia
tie char and Wm. i. Miller appointed Secretary
IL rs unnecessary 10 give detailed repoit 81 the
observations made by the lev pefsafs who addressed
lie mecurg. Those who dill were. with execp-
ton, the same persons ~ho spoke /. pr,ur meet
ing. and theIf obsefY titons were ule more lhan a
rcltcraiiun Of the seuinlruls hey then delivered.
The uuauinous ieelng al lie aleeliHg appeared
10 BE- distinctly aid dt Ideds "a lAsor OF the Banks
continuing specie payments. happen what would IL
consequence
The committee appoiu,cdto Walton the banks, re
ported as follows
In accordance with your Instructions, you, com
mHcr, appuinirduu the evening oi the oath ist IN
der the following resolution, to VT: "Rospircd.
hat committee be appointed 10 make an ninedl.
ate request to tie bans thu they wall tahe inea-
snfcs 10 huld enbt antiuu Of sll Tire banking lnsu-
tons OF the tliys IL Tie trutte Of to-uouow with i
We" to lucft5ssh2 II ca discounts. aud aHardiog
snth other fcle as the txigenofes oi the
ghlrrs,' Lave tie hoaur Ia state that they have per
iailncd The duty signed, an1 lave nov tie salts
aciltn to lttseHt tie lplontng letter from the
FeuIiUuot b4uks, -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

Political have frequently differed AZ TO what was
@ and " ss %s ss s
to be his opinion that the nominal price article sold for
any measure Of its actua value Such . notion would be
deemed great facy that its statement paper ogi
cal deduction would prove its absurdy and yet those n
ddua who about from store another for the par
at which they furnished with articles Of food and raj
mcn Of course commit still greater, because more
do who down in hi. closet to argue from such false
premises The would merely be laughed a visionary
but the ohers deemed At o.y to graduate the
phosopheso apua who contemplated making deal boards
out OF sawdus and extracting usbeams cucumber
king that most fall articles this dressing age
coat whether ffock riding the kind called top
matters not and how many different elements of which
affect The interest Of the go make up its
lst There the MATERIAL secondly the quality Of
the dye used and degree by the
Of the cloth. These prinorda towards coat
self evident must much wind weather or even
womans caprice and 2dy into the hands of the
Snyder there the skill of the cutter the quality Of the trim
mings and last. though least the scientific atoms
which The artist may possess who is TO send a, IN.
breathing world not thing Of hreds patches bat an
Particle of beauty utility an luxury faed either aaorn
desecrae the human FORMS Other could adduced
to show that in coats least things which
large thinks pot of should be taken before
based truth, what folly then, for their
shoe leather in running after stores, in finding aors
the Of cheapness They should not entirely disregard
price, bat at the same me they should examine the material
the standing Of the manuaetur ot not neglect the
skill of the cutter and above ALL pay especial the
qualifications OF NE warkmsn give the finishing touch
TO that which in its native simplicity the Sheep but
when proper and scientific Of labor given
it, is capable Of adding dignity and beauty to the
s. nobIest work Of God"
this train OF reasoning should happen to convince OF
the bargain buyers that estimate articles by dollars
alone, they advised forthwith to visit the Of
S. PHILLIPS, No. l06 WILLIAM and ascertain bv tho
evidence Of their eyes if the articles Of dress made
him. equal in quality durability cut and okmanshiP
to produced by the most fashionable houses Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may compare
their several nominal prices and be convinced that although
price not the test OF cheapness, PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports the article employs
the best wokmen he nevertheless sells for ready money %
per less than charged those who do business the
old and exploded credit system. m2s-3m
M EMS, YOUTHS md CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
1V The subscribers Keep constantly hand very lars
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing suited to every age and
size, which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
as 3m. GEO A. HOYT CO, Ia Bowsry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

MAGNIFICENT display OF Dry Goods.-.wILLIAM
lNl NANNs splendid premises 7ol Grand st. open.
ed with tremendous stock Of fashionable and useful Dry
Goods To meet increasing business and afford the
accommodation the subscriber has made
additions TO has store and also fitted magnificent show rooms
up stairs fer the sale Of rich and fancy goods Every ereron
has been made that experience could suggest money
msnd make this with every thing des
rabe and worthy the celebrity which has already attained
Purchasers wish but for few articles that they cannot
hnd here In abundance
$4,000 worth goods. purchased the most advan
terms been added the former large stock
forming such seldom be The
cusr attention Of ladies directed 10 the qnsnty
of silks shaw chaes printed muslin and cambrc and
endless variety Of ousn de lanes offered FOR the fret time
this morning. Only call and you will not 60 away disap
pointed.
Merchants visiting the city viii study their by
spectng this collection OF goods before making their
purchase. elsewhere they at find articles
here that might otherwise take great deal Of their time
TO find besides having the choice OF unlimited quantity
OF auction goods small advance the All kinds Of
doescs Wy the piece on PACKAGE quite cheap last
year. The selection OF the low priced cscoes will be found
quite superior in variety and choice, upwards Of 20 cases
all price per yard first rate patterns every width aud
quay Of bleaehed and unseaehed shctngs and muslin
from 81 per yard the best imported iosg eoth also.
number Of eases Of yard wide sndres'ed long cloths. Is per
For Miliiners-A quantity OF splendid, new and cheap
ribbons and complete assortment d light silks, satin
Fornces grapes bond aces and all other kinds Of MILNE
ry goods, will amply repay visit
Hosiery wholesale and retail incredible quantity well
assorted 100 white cotton al less than the importers
price the article sold al ~. viii be found really good
rich embroidered, white brown, and coored cotton hose
Al.o, some beautiful Victoria hose, quite sew.
Families will find here 6ne quantity Of summer cloths cam
bets drng Irish add Russia diapers and mole SKINS
corduroys, ticking, tow cloths, table spreads nc.
The proprietor &C this establishment would especially invite
his friends and customers to inspect these new goods sang
are informed second price ever made at tins
store and article is allowed TO be recommended Tor qualities
which possess the utmost PAID custom
er' and no person visits ,n, ,'9rs sa 20, ,sn -
;ea.Iv. betw. en- Allen and Orchard Sta
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
ARC ADE BATH,
NO. 40 CHAMBERS STREET.
NO. % IHNMbENo NEEI
Warm, Cola, Sho,cer, and other Baths

Vdrm, CoId, Mo0er, and 0hsr Baths.
This establishment has recently undergone thorough i'm
provemeni and successs operation has rs feet
Chambers street. and extes through to Reade, Opposite
Elm street. giving the 6ne hall of $50 feet immense
tage for air aud the beautiful perspective extending the length
Of Elm street. and exhibiting lively picture moving
ram view Of popuus city, which have excited the sra
ton 81 all who have H. The whole arrangement Of the
Bath is tasteful rcb and copvenies and said to bear
favorable comparison with the best Of the kiad
Europe The front Chambers street. three stories high,
ami mack architectural beauty The interior gives about
70 Tor Bathing and connected with the ladies' bathing
apartments (which entirely distinct from those for gentle
men, neatly furnished parior for their accommodation.
NB-The p1be requested 10 call during the week pre-
viou Saturday night and Sunday aud they will Cad much
90 their convenience asd comfort.
ie6 Nv, CHARLEs O. sTOPPANI. Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS-Th.
NN regular sales by auction, at this we'll known e.
K<&6A tablishment. Of Horses, Carragss &C., eonn
wv ~ nue. to tske place ON every Monday, a -
O'Clock, thros chout the year.
The regular sale will take place ON osusy June ioth
at IL o'clock cemHensng with Carriages Harness. &c., ana az
IL O'Clock the sale of IIorses will commence.
Horse. . spr's &C. nu~Ser :. tn
catalogue be offered at auction unless register
ed time for number the catalogue for which purpose the
GEO. W. MILLER,
Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
s. At private SaleOne pair Of very hne black horses,
AIsoCarriares and harnesses among them very hauasom.
o. a ss.,'' SOLO 0''' - nc =" 'A''s Own
U3- ADJOURNED SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY the Seventh Avenue 2 22nd and 2sr stree's-bens
JAMES BLEECKER & CO. viii sell, Wednesday, the
lah Of june at IL o'clock their Sales Room 80 Broad
Exchange residue of the Estate the late
Henry Eckod Esq, remaining from the sale Of the sist OF
81 lot, on Seventh Avenues between 2s and oath streets
II the north side Of street. east Of and adjoining
the lots fronting Seventh avenue
80 lots 12nd street, do.
. 3 lots lot. s on s'd DO DO do d.
The sale will be without to the highest bidder
Termsl0 per the day ofsaelo per cent on se de-
livery eedsbaance being parts remain on bon
and mortgage for 3years, at per cent
9Th Jane mySl-lt
90 LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE-The atten
ton Of the public called to the extraordinary sale OF Real E.
Consisting ofthe Arcade the City Hotel and many large
and valuable private granite built dwelling houses
in the city Of New Orieass. SYLVESTER CO, Of lsS
Broadway appooea the agents for the transaction Of the
business. Those gentlemen will have great pleasure
munca,isg every required Information on the subject
my24 Inn =
JDEREMPTORY SALE OF PROPERTY ON HAIR
i LEM PLANE, lBY JAMES BLEECKER CO.,
ON THURSDAY JUNE 18th, lS39-Those three entire
Blocks Of Land between 5 and 9th and l2h and
10th streets. ~
To afford opportunity for investment the offerings will
plots embracing the entire front each street 81 lots
And each plot put up will be perempory sod without under
bidding by the owner on his behalf.
The land il about level and the city grade The 5th
opened and the 9th is before the Court
to be opened
9th the city grade Of all the
and when opened will improvement speedily oyertake either
Of the others.
The will be per to the auconeers at time Of
ae 90 h july when the deeds will be ready for de-
very u cent may remain payable any time IN ten years
interest being paid semi. annually at six per cent.
Maps will be ready by Friday the t instant Apply to the
Auctioneers ARCHIBALD WATT Harlem,
MARTIN x CO.. IS New street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

nANiEL swEEEEY, Al Ann street, returns his snces
IL thanks his friends for the liberal supportth-,
have snorry rendered him he first opened his Rseetory
aud them that win be his constant eudeavor TO ne
continuance Of their appreciation. His table always rnshes
with the best the affords and those who honor h
table with their presence may depend upon being served witt
cleanliness. ciyiIity and promptiiuae. no n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
o.. BOOTS. BOOTS. BoOTs.-AT WAIVER

-. BOOTS, BOOTS BOOTs.-AT WALkEK
co.'s, 2o6 Canal st. cor. Of Hudson st-Jsst re.
ccyed pairs of gents dress boots the handsom
article that has been the public with steel and brass
plate. on the heels prices S2b ~ 90 and - per pair Gents
eer. and high cut walking Shoes from - S75o per pair
fashionable article suitable fer hot weather Ladies misses
chdrr boots busks shoes, Of all coors sorts sizes and
fashions prices 50c 75c and 81 pair Gents French ana
native calf skin boots from - 10 50 30 per par Dey s
ebidrep hoot. Don't mistake Walkers 900 Canal street,
old .ssnd. DOC and aa0 ny2tim.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

NEW REFECToRy.--J. SWEENEY informs his ir,eno
and the public that he has opened Rectory IA thai
large and elegant badng, No. la Fulton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl Away, be found his tables and every eiiss
cy Of the provided appears in the market
No attention will be wanting his part to give general
satisfaction and he h-p find that generous
which he is determined TO Deserve.
iIO-n j. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

a GOOD NEWS Old Boss Richards Coo $40
Canal st. have opened their fashionable mammoth
Roo, and Shoe Store through Greenwich st. with good en-
trance Greenwich door from Canal wei
Iarr., Roo, in The world jci.im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
X. GRAHAM'S TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT
MArurAoroRy, NO. 81 DIVISION STREET.

MANUrAcToRY, NO, " DIVISION STREET..
u GRAHAA Ladies' Tuscan English and French Straw
IN. Hat Manuac begs TO inform the public that he has
on hand large Of Tuscan aud English braid Bon
nets from the the finest qualities manufac IN
manner that csnsot be eIceed by the city for color
and elegance shape He especially invites the attention Of the
ladies the Swiss Coageshaprd Bonnet which Is the
most elegant that can sgned and only to be
be admired also Lsghorns every variety All the above
be imported aud TO clean WE'LL and be
chased by the single hat al reasonable prices
ALWAYS on made order all kinds Of silk honey
comb hirred and framed millinery Bonne made according
10 the latest fashions and in the gescra
assortment Ribbons and Artificial Flowers Of choice selec
and every variety Orders from the country pucaa
attended to.
Mrs Graham continues to clean, bleach and alter old Tuscan
and Straw Hats Of every her well knewa elegant
style Mrs g. thinks that her style Of bleaching cannot be
surpassed she having been constantly engagedn tbs beeshing
Of Tor the last fourteen years
In Scotland and this city She has discovered new process Of
bleaching by which the color Of the oldest hat made 10 look
a. white az when new without the least injury to the straw
and leaving smell OF Sulphur Leghorn hats cut pressed
and trimmed IN the latest f.b,o, myl4.lndSW.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL AND GARDEN.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL AND GARDEN.
TINE subscriber respectfully informs hi, friends and the pub
lie in general that he has taken, for ofysavs, the
ount Vernon Hotel and Gardes of nth Second and
Water streets Wamsbush The House has been fitted up
and repaired throughout with an additional the
Of the overlooking the Gardea which has also been put
complete order for the reception Of ladies and gentlemen
who will find that their comfort aud will be the
especial object Of the proprietor
A grand display Of FIRE WORKS will take place every
Thursday evening, during the accom- with Ma
sic.
The refreshments shall be Of the best knd their proper
season. Liquors Of the first quality.
The would remark f strict attention to
his duties all times, will command share Of public patron
nothing his part shall be wanting to the success
OF his experiment.
jeiim' i. y. FOSTER