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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-03

fennsylpania Legisiature.-For the informa.
ton OF some of onr readers we will state, that
shortly after the disturbance at Harrisburg. the
seat OF government in Pennsylvania. two Hon.
ses OF Representatives, each calling itself the
legal House, organized themselves, and since
hat time, have met every day. for the transac ton
Of business Ono Is called the Van B,rren
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Communications.
EDGEFIELD MALE ACADEMY

In compliance with the appointment of the
Trustees. the undersigned has taken charge of
this Institution for the present year. He pledges
himself to use every etfor, to facilitate the pro-
gress Of his pupils in their studies, and at the
same time. To instil into their minds. correct
moral principles. H.A. JONES.
January 1st, 1899
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Vinfcr.-Last week winter set ir, in pood o, -,
est. on the 2sth, the thermometer, ut this plac..
stood mt ~, at SUNRISE. The succedin. davs
were quite cold. and on Friday the 2sth there
was fall Of snow
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NOTICE.

A ~ persons indebted to the estate of Bar
IA lhol"new kin'brell. deceased arc reoues.
led to make immediate payment: and all per.
>"'- having demands against the said estate ara
requested 10 present them duly a,tested.
LFWIS LiZi.Y. .4dm'r.
rry 1899 &; An
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NOW SllOnS

x Ut rcceive, by the Subscribers. largo
.fS an desirable assortment of Shoes cn,.
SIS ing III part OF \e"rocs Shoes. Gentlemcn,s
hn'' Cali skin shoes La. les Seal and Morocco
slippers oi superior qua ity. M d large assort.
ment at Childr, NJ shoes Of every variety.
G. l.. Il T.. PENN &Co
Dcc II. 1899 ,far
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NOTICE.

w III Or Sold I" satisfy mortgage. at
w Edgcfeld Courr House, on the F;r,t
Monday IN Jan '" merit, to the highest bidder.
that wei. kno. ,and on he augusta Road.
called the OLD WILLS, containing five hun.
dred acres Of land. more or less
Terms Of sale Cash.
ijnr y iS , "A
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Bank Of Hamburg, 8. O..

DECEMBER IL. 1873.
"HE Board having declared n Dividend.
Il this day. Of $2 so. OH each sl,ure of the
Capital Stock Of this Bank. the same will be
paid to the Stockholders, or their legal repre-.
sentatives, on or after the Is, day Of January.
1890. H..HUTCHISON. Casb;sr -
Dec 81, 1888 t47
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Tte auncrttser.
EDGEFIELD C.d
THURSDAY. JANUARY 1889.
Courage lads! / see land :"

OLD PHILOSOPHER.
i" day, we conclude our extracts from the
journal OF the Legislature. No doubi. our
readers are as well pleased as we are, to read no
more OF them. We have published copious ex-
tracts in order that our readers might see ever,
thing OF interest, that came before the I.eu,la.
ture.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-03

The Ohio. Ship Of lie Line. Com Hull, com.
mnnd"r passed the bar. at New York, OH the
18th inst. through Gedney's channel, drawing 2G
feet of water, and anchored snfely outside OF
Sandy Hook
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Administrators Sale

AN ord", of the Ordinary Of Edsefieh
~ ls;ric. will be sold at Edgefield c. H. ON
Monday the an Jan. ncrt. One Mare and Mulo
"t and "n' chest Carpenter $ 7oois-ihe pro.
perry "i th' "stat" OF trancis NJ. Young. dec.
Terms Ofs,l,.-credit six mon bs note With
approved security
EDMUND PENN. Adm'r.
Dec 4. 1893 al
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U. S. Bunk = Letters from Philadelphia, an
nounce that the U. 8. Bank will issue no NOR
post notes, for any purpose.
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~ oil

NN Ill. be sold on thu FRS Monday in Jan.
w uary next. II, Hamburg Three Negro.s
v'H Tom. i.nmn. ana liarriet being a part Of.
;hr uiniivuleh Estate ct Mrs Helen Iamk;n
iccca-rd. by order Of decree OF the Court
"i Equity Il rms 10 be made known at the
safe ABNTE NIIATIIV r.
:'e" II. 1~3S r AZ
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Ne'o Pear.-The New Year has dawned upon
u.s. br'ngin. health. peace and happiness in its
train. IT'S true, old winter has sorelv pincbe,,
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List Of Letters,

List Of Letters,
EMAiNING in the Post Office at Edge.
- held L. House, for the Quarter ending
Oh the 3lst December, 1888.
A Il B
:ttaway' Nm Bret,aupt. Trumund2
Biedso,. Julius = Barrot, John Pr
noswell' George Bush. John B.
Barronton, Wilson Bonlam, NJ. l.. +
6eahs' James Behannon, Mrs. Genet
Cnhreth' Lewis Cloy. Rev. r.. 2
CIo,h' jams Comply, Charles
CosbS Jo!in II. Crane David
Crahe; Lurrela Carter. Caroline NJ.
COrnelisOu WIN. ChIcs. Rev. l. NJ
LARK Aaron Chapman 81 Ban,
Chuks, John
DEAF
Dowd' c; a.: Forest Wychy
L''esto"' /. L. Frazier, Miss Elizabeth
G& II
Green James Gray Gen. Theo.
Holloway. Ransom Harris. Mrs. El,z v
Heath. J. \. 2 IIiII. 4 p.
fiord, Grrenvillr 3 Howard, Henry
IJ&K
Ison, Abrnham JONI 8. MIS-. Clarissa
Jay, Hiram Kvle, WIN.
L&M
Lowry. Conrad l,auucux N;ss ANAL,
McI.endOn, Allen McDnde Joi,n
McNe"dr'ck, Jnnes MoseIy. John
A1athema. Daniel Ma,snu. Heurv II
Mcl.cndol, Joel Morris. Mr.. I,r;c Linvo-
OR&T
Oliver. StephenP. Oliver, Thomas
Reynolds, Joseph Esq REYNOLDS, Michel
Ramsey. Andrew TiIiman, Ben, n
w W&Y
West. Mrs Ann Watson Mrs Job,
Williams. Mrs. Pcrnclia Whitehead Tbon,a.
Walls. Mrs Amy Yedon. j. w
iarborougII. William
Persons wishing advertised Letters will ask
expressly for adcertisrd Letters.
NJ FRAZIER. p. NJ
January !. 1899 7N 49,
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rv ~ nsx ss at M the ss ",e rssdssa e OF a.snI
Griffin. deceased. near Cambridge. upwards of
THIRTY LIKELY NEGROES.
Boys Girls, HOmcn and Chiidren. among the
number are two Biaeh Smiths. IL Carpenfer.
and an excellent Jag0ner, Corr. Fodder Oats
Mules. Horses. Hogs. Pickle Pork, Cattle, one
Yoke at Oxen and Cart. Sheep. two road
Wagons nearly new. between u, and 20 bales
Cotton. Household and Kitchen Furniture. and
other articles not mentioned. Also Il Bloodrd
Mare with foal by John Bascomb and 'hrce
year old Filly (Coie Black Rose.) ~ Nnllifcr.
RICHARD c. GRIFFIN.
THOMAS c. GRIFFIN. """ rs
Dec -. 1899 b47
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Georgia Legislature. General Banking
bill has passed both Houses. and is now the
law. The resolutions OF Mr.. Howard. agains,
II National Bank, and in favor of the Sub.rrea.
sury, have also passed.
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And DER IN. fIos, b,,,,J .,~

y
And ocean ,cide domain, a monarch r.iou,
D"t then have we not the delights Of the domes
tic hresIde7 Can any thing confer greater l,ap-
piness than these? Look mt that fond father.
sitting at the family hearth dandling his infant
upon his knee, and listening with delight to i,s
innocent pra'tle! Look at those Young lovers
around the winter fire-sidc, gazing upon each o.
ther. till they are lost in the very intensity of
their transport! Look at that Editor. rccliu;,g
in Ills cushioned armchair, in his ret ed parlor,
warmed by the genial bIaze-see him oneninp
letter after letter, containing the money of ne,,
subscribers TO his paper THIS we call the per-
fection Of ire-side enjoyment.
We will not enlarge upon this subject. We
wish our readers many returns Of this prop.
tions season. To the married, we wish kind
and loving help.mates,-to the single, we wish
happy marriages.. and that speedily Among
other good things, we wish plenty of cash to our
patrons, and that goodly portion Of it may find
its way into our oscn pockets, to compensate us,
for our untring exertions to please. 'Tist true
TINT we are hard money men in government af
fairs, but we will not object to receiving paper
ostts o" our o.on account. We will take any mo.
ney that is current in this section and IN axe our
bow 10 our patrons. for their punctuality.
The late Legistainre.-T he Legislature of g.
Carolina adjourned after session of 81 davs
This was short period. but we believe that The
usual amount OF business was transacted. We
like short sessions. and are persuaded ,ha. less
h"rm is done then. than during long terms We.
ry Iitl" good is accomplished, by those lcgisla-
tive bodies. which sit for months making long
speeches. and legislating upon every ,hin.
We have heard of legislatures, in some of the
States. which sat at lensr a quarter Of year.
and passed hundreds Of acts, the greater part of
which were repealed at their mex, session
Somct thing like this. we are informed, has been
done IN a sister State. What must the people
think of such legisntors7 " i'll they no, Justly
consider such Legislation mockeiy and worse
than useless? How must the advocates of mo-
narchIcal soveri ments, whose laws arr fixed
laugh at such things We trust. that unless
imperious necessity demands it, there will new
or he long SESSIONS Of the legislature. in South
Carolina. Then, will our statute book not he
encountered with muItciplcit, of acts unin.
t"il'gibl' to the people. and scarcely decphern.
bic by lawyers. We lately read. with pleasure,
OF northern legislature. (that of Rhode Is.
land,) adjonrning after sitting but one week.
we recommend this example to other States.
|
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More New Goods.

Y>ll: Subscribers receiving a fresh sup.
'lv of Winter Goods. recent purchased
II Charleston. which makes their assortmen.
,"mpl H. tn which they invite the attention Of
chelr cn tn'nrrS. G. L.& E. PENN &Co.
Dec. II. 1893 If As
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~tatc o. Otltti an. I'm,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Itrenty patuobtr Negroes For Sale.
R"b"r, J. Butler. rtal.


R'beri Walker, ct al. \
NOTlCi. is hereby given. that by virtue %,
~ an order from the Count of Ci,ancc,,
passed hy consent Of parties III the ioregol =
case. shall otler for sale at pubic outrry. -,
tn" First Monday in Janua,y next. ut Edg tie Il
Conr' House, all the Slaves b,qnea,hed by IL.
Ia;c JOHN Butler, dccen>cd. to his widow. ,lc
present Mrs Walker and on next tay (Tue-.
day.) a, the late residence Of the said John Bnr
Ter, the balance of his persona, estate bcGuea,h
ed to his said widow. The whole o., n credit IT
one year. Purchasers 10 give bonds and suiii.
cient security to secure the purchase money
J. TERRY. C. L. T.. d:
Commissioners Office. !
Dec ], l-}S @ "A
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%Eia. IND LEAD.

trsRI ND LEAD.
UST received and for sule. low for cash, q
- large lot of Linsced land Hhite Lead. Of
various qualities, and Of the most approved
brands.
Also, large assortment Of ER USHES, of
all sizes. constantly on hund.
Persons about 10 paint,will do wei! to call and
examine our stork before purchasing elsewhere,
II J. COCK ~ co. Druggists.
H"u'ir.'. Dec L.: 49, ,6
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b. h's h1crtfency PATRICK NOBLI. Esq.
Gorernor and Commanders Chief, in and oyer
the State Of South Carolina
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15
TUR HUMAN HAZE.

TT ee~tsisy t although got eeserahy ssssrseccS ha
ne a fhe hair always remain "a the nest abundant pre-
fusion, and Nat there net Only ersis roots m e SHE d
every svidusl than hairs growing FROM them bet ~ the worst
a baidse that they neither perish are ssd
u.es sby accident disease there should be complete dcraage
destuson of the psrts which nosrsh asd ssstais
er, nstan that they (se roo continue healthy and
vigorous and net destroyed injured when The hssr
fallen from evers o. from cssstitasona cases. either
ths old the yo~rg. -Hsssef fsw Bsais Cos NEE
Nee seesmpsnvns Bssfr Hssr Rsssorst,rs
MEssRs l.. l. BEALs co. invite those wts are bsld
- any degree who losing their hair 70 come 10 their
s6es 6a Broadway stairs ssd have ss,r HAIR Restorative
applied without eks~ge until the hair b cstored
They further OTTER 10 enter into sonrset With any party 10
the hair uac~ penalty els forfeit Of fen two 70 kvs
hundred dollars, said party being bound hks 70 b.
raid when the har shah have been restored
Te original certificates cf gc~emss Of the highest stasdsss
The city, be Al The ooe l64 Broadway showing
contehy Nat Beas Hair Restorative hss restored and wis
restore s human hair; and these cot suossnt 10 sss
the scredslous of whom there great many accoss
cf the kumbuss that have BEEN ~psdnty psmes
upcn the eemmv~yJ ocular denesrat ~ WIZ be gives 10
those who nay CAN there.
The Ladies especially " The 81 Besls
Hair Restorative certainly infsbls IN producing
abundance of hair where II has bscone is ssd
servi.x ssd identifying hat which remains
Bsl' Har Restorative win ksep 10 erceliest sonditos
and preserve full head q hair W heslh snd bcss 10 the s
test period 81 HE. Price ~ per Jar.
NIB. An letter, ef srpss,,os for Aseseies ses Be poet
ps,d liberal discount 70 thsse Who boz to sss
For sale BY d. Nsere, ifs Ckesru st. PhiisdeipAsa A.
s-ys Tey, Geo. 0s.s sse.i for NORTH Cssoiis. and
0se~sN SsJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15
H U NJ A n u A | R.

aa7- Since the publication OF A. GRANDJEAN's COM
POSITION than thirty limitations or coanterfss
have sasccsvey appeared. Now the row system ezPso.
red ~ AN the Barbeo Of New York.
But no one dcsbtle.s will dispute that the author Of
ORAKDJEAN's COMPOSITION 10 the only person Who
especially applied ksef with real and assduity to ese
researches The he has
eeved testimony Of hs general sstisfse gwen
The this article exceeds he most expectation
From tAi, date Mr.. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
70 HE sosvon perform extraordinary csrss uPos all TER
who will give him their coincidence and who VIII permit
him To exercise A. according to the and the different
affections Of the Poss system Ne appreciates and eonb's
With srewmspecon all the prescriptions r,es the best aa
ois gvg preference 70 his renedfe except where
the requires it, and where, experience sr 90
many years confirms It's efficacy.
The prsscipa remedies lat Paste the use OF which
rsara.tees the nfabis Of xER0TRsA and the VEN
porary permanent fall Of the Harai Cutaneoss Erupons
the ,eap of letter nature which nosi generally
met with on the heads Of young children.
I'd odsvsr.u. Liquid the smploymes, q which, 10 short
tisse, cures HYDROTRIsIA.
ID a peculiar Piase,, asd DsrAsrss Cap for the treat
q B.ldaessa finally, prescriptions according 10 the
different eases sd constitutions
Approved and nended BY the ~ T. Henesi asoiv
O6ee, Barclay st., No 1, Astcr House. 1ss
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q. A. BraabrOOk,s
GENERAL OUTFITTIN0 STORE

GENERAL OUTFITTIN0 STORE
Where Gentleman may procure every Article b~ complete
Outfit OF the sest quality,
No. $50 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUARE, N. r.
Mere the public may always procure
Fine goods in tho Out6tting line
And what is important, be sure,
That untring zeal win combise,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good as elsewhere can be bought
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure
And prices most moderate pay
For articles well made and secure.
Mere they will constantly keep
Every article belong ing TO that class
From ME counterpart, BLANKET and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass.
Gentlemen also will fad
Their ready made linen complete,
FROM fabrics the best Of their kind,
And made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts, Under Shirts, Draw'rs Belts and Hose,
Haadke rchisfs, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows,
Brings customers crowaing in Aoeks-
Buthe need net each item Ichearse,
The Suspendsr, the Collar, the Glove
The rantaloon, Strap and the Purse,
Each 6as as these mentioned above.
Linens, likewise, to order made
BY those who are known t. excel
And the very fair price that Is paid
Yields work that is always done we'll
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment u fouAd,
And At oacs there be able to g
Without searching the city all round
Also vetag and Stock Satins lsngs to SUIT purchase
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15
Ne. lOS

ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
Inc suoscnssr' would respectfully inform builders ana
that hey have esnstanty hand To
irn'. at short notice. architectural ornaments every de-
rPhou, for the interior finishing Of dwellings ehrche,
ana other public buidings" viz capitals for csIumus and
snr DO to all the orders Of architecture consoles trusses en-
ehd moudings, rosees, P,tares, eze ornament, &C. &c
70 any ''rc The long proved suay csmposlios orua
neo a. executed BY them renders 10 saw much in
sMogy and, with the they possess and ror. lon~
m the execution Of models mosid and every denar
q business naer themselves that for boldnes. Of rs6ef
m"e sharpness and beauty their work will found
h h 70 any ming Of the kind done in any other place
y having avoided that Gny fat and underlined 40
% ana 20 Justly complained Of Great attention having been
H. 20 | oae o. manufacture to insure the best quality at
abatement competition. = ''~ 'S AS-sA '.
Builders out of New York any part Of The I1n.a s,a.
r9n's h.a material .av. and likewise procure superior
uce GAZING or writing Tor any thing the kind thev nav
require as Ne have on hand and enabled 10 sill
amy amount at very short notice ~ ".s'"
CALLER MURPHY
Mandatory 500 Broadway
myi4 an One door from Nbls,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15
I'm BLACAssss ass HOUSE wO0DRu

90 Tbs Spanish proverb apple. ereessuy 10 sos
ef the New York HAIR OIL who making
great noise by tksr grasd compositions when they have bald
heads hemsves Bot PASTORS OIL not only good fcr
every bedyr hair destroy dnsuf and prcvsst hair fo
tunsg grey but also excellent OIL 10 keep has own hs
sqsao hair In The world This bosstag not intended Tor
the city Of New York whers the last sixteen have
been practising the hair cutting bssise but An selling
great q-snty OF oil for the country, want 10 pat hsa On
their g-srd against bald head fools that making
sodys hair grow except their A. PASTORS OIL hss
been the produce Of "a years experience For sale Wholesale
snd retail At ies Grcen~ieh 81, ~ " A. PASTOR
Price. 80 cent hostl~. highly pcrfuu~d slala'
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PATENT wNDLAss.
II r. DIST II. A ID.

CO. TINE Subscriber Sole rrcpristors aud Nznufaesursr
rvaed Patent swelled Besn Winda>s Bedtsaa which
ALMOST universally used seisg the beet article yst -
vented-coEbining ease. convenience and durability.
The ssekas acted BY the uindlas Asd swensd sesm
sadc perfectly light and free from an LIABILITY sagg stl
elasticity the which renders particularly
ssd sample in soastvcu the matter Of psng end taking
down viii be ~ad OF but little trouble 10 sonparisos with thsss
of other construction, whilst the vec,sios with ~hch IL
component raps fitted acts safeguard against The intro
sscon of ANY kind Of vermin
From the taken render cash Bcastssd perfect sis
ssaities for durability will nmsud rsrehssers-
Who Invited 10 can s.S ersn;se lass ssss~sst,
sod
Alec large assortment OF elegant Fsrplsre Assr~ss
HesSher Beds, &c. eonstsstiy hand.
Iva sOUTHACK, Ne. les Broadway,
ieisy Fr2akfh HsasA
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TO DRY GOODS JoBBERs STORE KLErERs, nAEI
UFACTURLRS, he.


90 CARDS of every descriptions either Coppeplste
Letter Press eseeatss In superior style fsvorsbls ters
Just received assortment of Plain and Ornamental Type,
expressly for Gard ssd Circular printing Specmsas be
erswed and all orders promptly attended to- Weddiag Viz
ting and Commercial Cards engraved II superior style, and
printed with the utmost neatne. Persons furnishing their
Gard Plates them printed the latest aid os
approved fashionable style OF Cards at short notice just
eevsd superior lot Of Porcelain Cards, expressly for Visiting
sud Wedding Cards. which for whteness and brancy Of pol
ish CANNOT be ereeed.
which uneonnony thick with the improved Rrsnse Edge
Br2ss Door and Number Piatcs Seals, &c. Ne
Fashionable Card Engraving, and Printing Establishment
a2p-lms 10 Jshn street. corner of William.
IvEMALE LovELINEss-sUPERFLU HAIR
Nature do.ouess originally intended the appearances a
ladies TO be IN accordance with their but hew re1nsa
ssd with what unpleasant sensations do ses other~
Beautiful completely u.xes by that saseemly dshgareress
pernvous growth Of hair upon the face or neck
ATkINsONS DErILATORY has proved itself IN tses'
sands Of instances that have snder the rropreor oss
yat,sn TO be positive ssd easy remedy for us unfortunate
fiction.
No cosmetic hailed with the urtvs sal ssfs
faction that has accompanied the introduction Of ", nvass
Bile PREPARATION, sinsie Application Of when WI ""
moments entirely remove the hair leaving tne ss 'o
sper whittier and such isprovedin is appearance
Ia nd and harmless in is nature, uat " can % -"
upos an infant without the least dsetsrioss effect
Of The derand fr the s~sses, We
proprietor ma. appointed Nessr GUIONs lss Br>>4vsy
New York epers Arst. for te listed State. ~ A0sr,es
fps tAe DepiIstcry sol hshOmsds Turks~h Dye
Country Dealer Will be supplied BY them ne rsoss
able tcr-s. Price dollars per sstsss. nh-tf
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PAR X H q II X l. I,

no. 81 PARK Row-rHRKn THEAvR~.
THE Public respectfully informed that this establish
ment recently keft by Mr. Randall Smith, has beentaken
BY the subscriber the Cumberland House, Portland
Name which he intends continue public house and hotel
under the above To his friends and acquaintance
necessary than this will be kept
his woned style To the public at large that they be
ued Of finding, all times has table furnished with tho best
that the market Affords and his bar supplied with
the choicest wines and liqsors-Nsw York, May 1892
JOHN BARKER.
:. A Public Ordinary every day at . O'Clock.
NB-A the Refractory, in the basement be had at all
hours Repsss Of descriptions served in the choicest man
myS Nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15
BRANDYWlNE SPRINGS HOTEL,
(near Wilmington, Delawarel


JAMES NJ sANDERsON, Son and psriaer Of the pro-
- pretor Of the Merchants Hotel Philadepha respectfully
informs his friends and the public that he has taken the
establishment which he intends opening for the reception Of
company, on or about tbs I0th Of June next.
This comEodous establishment ksl entirely Of stone and
has about sixty Of ground belonging to nd for purity
ar-he medicinal quality Of the water-spleadd
hne roadbsautul avenuespacious portieoss, and the
e'lity Of reaching it from all points, it stands uneqaaIled
since last many additions and have
been made among Others will be found quot grounds target
sround. apparatus for pigeon shoong ten pin alleys billiard
tables bathing establishments, extensive stabng and r,en
fa supply Of horses and vehicles
rstra band Of music Hazard handy has been engaged
aad have been made with an eminent Pianist Of
Philadelphia, who will conduct series Of Concerts.
The choicest wines and liquors will be procured for the table,
and the kitchen department will be under the direction Of
excellent French cook In short exertens will he spared to
render this house the first of kind in the country
90 The New York Courier STAR Express Herald Wash
ngton Globe and National Inegencer Charleston Courier
Patriot Louisville Journal New Orleans Pcayune Rehnend
Wing and Mobile Commercial Register, will copy
week Tor SIX weeks and send paper containing The adver
tsenent to Merchants Hotel Philadelphia.
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