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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23
no the PubIIc.

EOHN NJ. LUNQUEST,. Matchmaker and
81 Jsuclcr, from Charleston, S. G. would re-
speclfully inform the citizens of Edgefeld. that
he has taken the store next to Messrs. 6, l.. e.
f. Penn, and that he will do such work IN his
line as may offer, in a workmanlike manner
and on reasonable terms.
Also. Daguc'reotype likenesses taken in n
superior manner
Sept %, 1S46 2t 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23
SEQ ReWard.,

ND ANYWAY from the subscriber, 'abosi
IA The 10th Of January.a Negro Woman.
by name Of NICY, of dark coupiexion,- about
80 years Of age sue is supposed to be -abou,
Charles Gover's plantation, where she. has
been seen. The above reward will be paid 10
any person who will deliver her to me at Edge.
field Court House. ~ --z.''- =
-" <.& - ST. GOODE- -, -,
Edge6eld c. H., ApriI29 If n
Many Of The. tax payers. of the District recsi
ornnend the present Commissioners to be re-
elected, 10 carry into execution the: present
plans Of the new, Poor House system, &c. :.
- SETH.BUTLER, = 80 3'''-
= GEORGE BOSWELL, - - &.
~ JOHN EHUlTT. 9sSz ~ l155 -
ROBERTi BRYAN,.; SEN.,i's sf,sf ,sft
-s,, ,LITTLEToN A. BROOKS. ef,s.a.z4
September !9..r.z -.tI - - tel, S ..tn-
4FoR COMMISSIONERS OF THE PooR. = {
~ 35(COLIN RHODES, ~
=, HENRY H., HILL. 50 z.:,.s.. 5. :.
"a. 5f RICHARD GREGORY. sgss ,...;s}
5... JOHN c. ALLEN. AZ. ..A.;i} -ss...
.;s JAMES SHEPHERD, ~ 3, !; -
augus, 2e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23
Brought TO the Jail


nt this District, negr' man, who
W says his name is ELM UND. and
that he belongs 10 Mr.. Dautcl RounIree,
who he says lives on The Ppn Road, near
CnIiectoWn Creek. AbheviIle District -
Said fellow is about Eve feet, three Or four
inches high of light complexion. between
q and % years of age. and weighs about
l55 pounds. He has a small scar on his
upper lip, and also one on his forehead.
lie says he has heen runaway about Two
weeks.
The owner is requested to come for.
ward, prove property, pay all charges,
and take him away. or he will be dealt
with according IL law.
G. II. GOODMAN, Jniioi.
september % tfs 35
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wAm5ggg@ySSg AWsp g@MMRgsR@sS RqrgRssiiRsa.

EHHE
Mission
upety
will and sell CetOn Bacon
produce
From the advantages or favorable
sale entrusted lo hl
merit share Of public and
- WAEKER & BRADFORD:
G WALKER, S. NJ. BRADFORD
Hamburg, Sept ], 1916 "a
Walker
Walker and Bradford wom affords pleasure
my friends and the publicly generally L. pEARSeN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23

I'D ESPECTFULLY Offers his PROBES.
no SIONAL services 10 the Citizens Of
Edsefed. Office in the Room occupied by
Bland &, Butler.
Sept %. 1916 Il As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23
RegimcIltal Order.

pESHE Tenth Regiment 8. C. Militia are or.
IL dered 10 parade al Richardson's, ON Tues
day the 29th September armed and eouioped
as the lazy directs, for drill and inspection. :.
The officers commissioned and NON commits.
stoned the day previous, for drill and ins,ruc.
By orderof; R: B. BoUKNfGHT, Col.
NJ. Graham, Adju,ani.
September I6 81 m ',esa sHs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23
Hsead Quarters,


SECOND BRIGADE. 2lst August, 1916. {
ORDERS No
FHHHE following Regiments will parade for
Ill Review and Drill. at the times and pla.
ces herein specified
The 10th Regiment at Richardson's ON Tues.
day lhe 29th day Of September.
The 7th Regiment at the Old Wells, on
Thursday the lst day Of October.
The 9Th Regiment AT loves, on Saturday
the Sd day of October -
The s,h Regiment at Carson's, on Tuesday
the 9th DAY Of October.
The 9th Regiment at Loma1's. ON Thursday
the 9th OF october. :.
The Commissioned and non.commssioned
Officers of each REGIMENT will assemble on the
day prevlou. to their respective Reviews. for
Drill and Instruction.
By order Of Brig Genl. P. II. BRADLEY.
w. w. BELCHER, Brigade Mayor.
september 9 4t 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23

Ladies' and Gentlemen visiting New York
afe invited to call at the office of the Scientific
American, l2S Fulton ST, here number of
models oof,inreitions &c, may be seen.
Sep,23 If 9s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23

JAMES NJ. CHIEES.
WILLIAM P. HILL,
VINCENT GRIFFIN.
. STANMORE BROOKS,
WILLIAM B. BROOKS,
JAMES F. WATSON,
ALBERT WALLER,
THOS. l.. COLEMAN,
r. NJ. WHITE,
THOS. l.. WHITLOCK,
WILLIAM SMITH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23
AMERICAN WOMEN.

a foreign author in his works gives the
following portrait ofthe American woman:
"She is generally graceful in her figure.
slow in her gait, mild in her looks, proud
in miem, engaging in her conversation,
delicate in her expressions, quick al
blushing, chasle in her thoughts innocen,
in her manners, improving on acquain.
lance, generous 10 fault, ready TO weep
with one in distress. solcitous for the poor
sincerely religious, eminently humane,
constant in her attachment, fond wife, a
tender mother, tenacious Of her word,
jealous Of her honor, prudent in her con.
duct, circumspect in her house, and wha,
is very natural cannot keep secret"
There are only l75 miles Of Telegraph
in operation in England, and already ther
are 1896 miles in successful operation in
the United States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23

~: Notice. 81 s,
yuJHE Commissioners Of the Upper Batta-
lion of the gthRegiment 8. C. NJ. will
petition tbenea Legislature 10 discontinue the
Kew Road ,,as Public Road. =. '-s.i
~ BY orderoftha Boald,.
.sy4as sA.;TUCKER, .clssk pro tenn,
sepember2 q .32s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23

Baptist, Abboyille Banner and Edse6elt
Advertiser.
JAMES NJ: CHILEs, Chair.
THos. L. WHITLocK, Sec'ry.
Mount Moriah Sept. l7lh lS46.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23

Head Quarters. I,
MlLLyILLE, Angus. 3lsl l546.
ORDERS No. a., ,...,,
HDY Order Of Brigadigr General Bradley,
D the Seventh Regiment will parade for
Review OH Thursday the lst Of Ocl lober next
Commissioned anu non.commissioned Officers
the day previous. 5af !. ~; :,
Captains are charged with the eztention of
this order, .s.f -s
By order Of s.s...,.r
GILES D: MINIS, Col.
.7th Regiment S. e. M.
J. F. OSBURN, Adjutant.
The Hamburg Journal will copy.
september ,'l,; At 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23
BAKERY.

:. BAKERY. !
'HE undersigned having recently com.
IL menced the above. business, in this
place, respectfully solc:ts the patron
age of the public; :. '9S.,',..,.s
tie intends keeping on hand general.
assortment of Confsclionaries and Candies.
:, " S.P: FIELD5 -
Edge6eld c. H., August l2 If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-23

SVOlaCe. -. -:
"A LII Persons having demands against
IA the Estate Of VIM. ,Brunson,, de-:
ceased, are requested to, render them ID
according to law. Those indebted 10 said
Estate are requested to make immediate
payment. y .,-' -
D. BRUNsON, Executor.
April % If Is
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

d
TUE ANrI. .MoRMoNs AGAIN FORCED TO Re.
TREAr.-Tbe 81. Louis papers received BY the
Western mail bring the, particulars Of another
battle between the contcnding parties at Nsu.
voo The Nauvooites, since the previous &C.
tion, had erected IN entrenchment, and mount.
ed six cannon upon it, The Antics, on approsch.
ing 10 the attack, fired two 6 pound balls into
the camp and then proposed parlcy, bot the
Nauvoo;tes refused, saying that the time for
talking had passeG. ss as'f - =
The battle then recommended with artillery.
continuing fdr nearly and hour. sud closing with
muskesry. The susctine party were then
driven Oft at every point, and they finally re.
treated. The Nsuvoo leader, Anderson. and
his son, were killed, with two others. The an.
ties acknowledge but six wounded-one NOR
tally.
Another battle was hourly expected. Great
suffering existed at Nauvoo on account Of the
scarcity Of provisions. Ammunition was alsc
scarce. ..,.f
The account Of the first battle has been great
ly exaggerated. Il now appears that but two
mon were wounded and none killed. ,u
The southern mail contains no papers sou,t
OF Mobile. 81. it -.-, ... ta .e.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

,,Tus Bsr JoKr received BY the last steam
ship is Mr.. DIsrsali's declaration in the House
Of Commons. in reply to Lord pslmsrston, that
.ths United States evineed . dissracefsl desirs
for universal empire" Very good for an Ess
lishman.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03
A G A II D
TO THE CIVILIZED WORLD


-7 RB. PALMER, the Americ'u Newspaper
" .kAge,t, duly W horized and Empowered, ty
che proI oIrrtors Of mot Of the hest newspapers OF
nII the cities and principal towns in the U. =. and
Canada, to receive suhscrip ions and sdvct'lse'
snenis, and to gve receipts for them, respectfully
notifies the public, that he j. prepared To execute
orders from sii parts Of the Civilized World. en-
bracng lndiviu ia, Firms, Socie'ies. Clubs. Rea'
ling Rooms, Corporations, &c. a, his several OIL
:, in the cities e Pliiad, lhia, Baltimore, New
eeorktand Boston. and whe cummunie atoms and
Enquiries. post paid, may he d,rec'Sd. Address V.
B.PAIMER, Philadelphia, N. w. corner Third
and Chesnu, sirrets; Bal,im re-. 8. e c"ner BAL
timore and Calvert streets New York, Tribune
Buildings opposite City Hall; Boston. 20 State st.
As no other person or peTs'ns are in any man.
ner connected with the subscriber. IN the American
p Newspaper Agency, all letters and communications
Tor him, should he carefully directed above, and
TO no other person. Thi, caution has become ne.
cessary, in order to avoid mistakes and put the pub
lie on their guard agsins. sh pretended Agents.
V.B. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent.
Editors throughout the United Stat for whom
v.B. Pslxaer is Agent, viii promote ihf advantage
of all concerned. hy pnbI siiue the a'"ve.
PUBLIC NOTlCE.-V. b. Palmer IL the
only authorized Ag"n, fm ihe 'SuSHumr AMx",-
CAN" in I CHI 3 of Ph,l"lelpha, New York
Boston AID Baltimore, Of witch pubic no'ice II
h.,,bv given, March IA, 1916.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

RAyuea LAsss.-Ths Ohio State Joutrsi
says ,As, there . woman 10 Pclawsy county,
il ,As, State. who weighs AGA Posndss s"e
csnno. dispose d Asvself in less than two easrs.
ana would GIL three pretty well. She usually
slseps in . large chair that shs bad made ss
,Aa. psrpess. 70, lsing shs 10 slssp In bed.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

I square l..insertion,
! -'a6 : Dc

l-.d0 do :. 70
B do do .. !. .. = 90
Every subssqasns insertion, -a.r o Is
Yearly Advertisements: one column, e36 half
column. Sls. thsse squares, ei3; two squares, 80;
one square, S6. HaE.yessiy one column, els |;
S.; one square, % SO.
Advertisements left without directions % 10 the
length Of timc they are 10 Be Published. will be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
ingly. ID. Arr.,,
CrSixtseu lines or less make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03
SHUGERT'S PAT'ENr
MACHINE.

VlYHIS Machnie h is nJw bem tested ny more
than thirty families in this ncghbarhood, and
has eivca entire satisfac,On II is 80 simple IN US
cpustruction, that u cannot get out OF "der. u
co n, AIMS no iron nut, and no ~P'nRs" rollers TO
get out Of repair. |, will d" twice ne much wssh-
inc. with less than half the w,ar and tear ofanS OF
the late inven,ons, and what is Of greater in.por'
tsDce costs hut III ie over nail as muen ss o'no
washing ,mschInes-
The suhscrihrr has INC exclusive rieh, Gw NOT
thumher,anA, Union, l.,coming. Columbia, l.u'
Ierne end Clinton cuunlies. Price oi single ma
chine $6. II. u. VI ASSEM-.
The following ce,tihca,r Is fom few Of those
who have these machines ia use.
Sunhu,y, Aug. "a, lS44.
We. the subscribers, certify ihs, have now
in use in our families. "Shugefts rsient Wssh.
ing Machine. and do not he state saying that il Is
a most excellent trvrn'inn. That. in Washing.
il will ave more than one half the usual labor
That il does n 1 require than one third the
usual quantity Of soap and water and that there
il No rubbing aud naqueaiiy. hue or no wear-
ing az ,earinp.-That il knocks "G no buttons. and
that the finest clohrs such collars, laces, iucks,
frilis, &c., may he washed in a ve'y short time
without the least injury, and in fact whh''u' sny
ap,,a,en, wear and tear. whatevsr. We iheIetor'
chrerfnlly recommend il tn our friends and I" the
public, as y mos, useful and labor saving machine
= CHARLES w. HEGINS,
A. JORDAN, 1frt<aE
.-s-. t.s,- --ti CHS. WEAVER f
.-... .y,s CHS PIE ,SANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
" Hon. GEO. q. WEI.KER,
- sin BENZ. HENDRICKS,
.-7 -+ Ia r-a-oati,s GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
Hraa's HorxI, (formriy fremont House. No
li6 Chssnut s,,ee,,) Philadelphia, sep,smbe
2lsL 1874.
'a Ih,vc used shueevts Patent Wsshins Mschin
In my house upwards Of sight mon,hs, and do nc
hesitste 70 say that deem il one Of the most us<
ful aud valuable lsborsaviog machines ever inveu
ted. ] formerly kept two women continuslly o.
cupied in wsshiug, who now do - much IN Nv
days % they then did in one week. There 10 n
a. vsss OF sssr in wsshipg,- end il requires not moi
than one-thisd ibe usual quantity Of sosp. Ihs'
had number Of other machines in my family. b.
this l. 50 decidedly superior 10 every thing slss su
% li,ts iabs TO ses out Of repair, that weaid N
do without ous if they should cos. ten times Il
price ,hsy are sold for DANIEL hEkk.
NLAX 6EE0--Ths highest price will
given for Flax Seed, st the store Of
Aus. Q. 1916 sgsaic HENRY MA5eER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

A For is like cinnsmon isee--the bark !:
worth more THAI the body.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

CuRE ToR FEvEa AND A0uE--Dr. Poque'
vile, in his travels in the Aorea. says; ~ have
seen Intermittent fevers subdusd entirely BY q
mixture Of strong coffee and lemon OF lime jnice,
which 10 . successful remedy oil over the couu.
try. The proportions ere three quarters Of an
ounce Of coffee ground 6ue, with two ounces Of
lemon juic. and three ounces Of water, the mix
sure 10 be drank warm and fasting. This u
said 10 bs certain cure ior fever and sgue."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

,ENLAX 6EEn-The highest Priss will h
NAus' Q. 1916 sisiic HENRY MA3sER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

PoLITIcAL WORCESTERSHIRE wing ward meet
ings took place in all the wards last night, and
Notwithstanding the intolerable heat of the
weather, they were very well attended. We
dropped into three or four of them, and were
struck with the spirit that appeared to animate
those assembled.
The locofocos will hold theirs on the twenty
fifth of this month, which is nearly one month
later than usual The reason of this delay we
do not know, but we have no doubt that it Is for
the purpose of allowing time to bring about more
unanimity in the party than exists at present
although, on that score, their opponents are as
badly off as the democrats.
Between Fourierism, agrarianism, abolitionism,
anti-capial- punishmentism bran-breadism, and
every other ism, the wings are sadly out of joint,
and will certainly be beaten in the fall elections
unless they mend their ways. Poor Tammany is
in pitiable condition, but the rascally locofocos
will patch up all their differences before the
elections, and carry their nominations, while the
wing journals are discussing Fouricrsm.
One thing, however is certain: the ball is
started, and will be kept rolling until New York
State has new Governor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

Hudson River Railroad Co. still open. at No. Walt
street. and again call upon all those interested in tho
construction Of this important work to forward at
once and subscribe for every share they are able to take
The terms Of subscription to the stock a. follow
LIST An instament Of five dollars per share TO be paid
on subscribing second Of five dollars on the 18th Feb'
ls47 and the residue of the amount in nine quarter
yearly payments Of dollars each the first quarter
commencing the LIST of May ls47, which will make
the last nsalment payable in May, ls49 Subscribers
have the privilege Of paying at period during tho
first months Of the respective quarters which may DO
the most conve nient to them.
ID. Application will be made to the Legislature of the
sae at their next session. to authorize the issue OF
shares not exceeding amount eighth Of the CAPT.
tai stock TO be applied the payment Of interest," the
;,slments paid in unit, income Is realized from tho
road Said interest is be at the rate of seven per cent
mar .nnum to be allowed all payments from the day
tho same are made The first payment Of interest to be
made ON the 18th November, ls47 and semiannualy
IN. reafer such authority Is not given then the inse
rest is to be paid from the first clear earnings OF the
companv and no general dividend is to be made on the
stock until all such interest be fully paid
Sd Unless the amount of So 1000 required by the
act |, on or before the ls OF March, l647 all
become void and tho subscribers VIII be
entitled to the return of the instruments paid m
We annex comparative statement of the quantity Of
articles imported into Boston for the years end
ing Sept LIST, ;s4l and lSlb -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

pearance which le the Geld to the two first named The
Batting anxious to invest their
monev on the horse John Mos and odds ranging from
one hundred to twentyfy to eight snd such ike wers
offered and In many instances taken In fact towards the
Close Of the heat some individual offered hundred dol
lars TO drink on the horse This match aogetherwas
very poor one. ..h,
FInsr AND ONLY HEAT-On the horses being prought
to the stand and the word being given they started on
WELL the taking the lead he having the INSIDE
the track The mare. she had gone one hundreu
yards broke up; and it long before she got 70
her work again that all hope OF winning the ht heat
of the question aud the only chance Tor her
appeared 10 be TO save her distance which, however
she could not do; and the horse led home, shutting her
out, in 2:44
This ended the sports of the day
On Thursday next, Moscow, Duchess. Americas, and
Peter Smith will contend the above and We
may expect full attendance because, it is understood
that all the abovenamed horses Ill positively start
Mr.. J. H. Perkins. Of Boston, has offered TO sail his
yacht Coguette against any vessel in the New York
Yacht squadron barring neither size rig either for
friendly trial for match of from one to five hundred
dollars the take place time in September
October, in breeze something over seven knots. To
sail to sea twenty-five miles the wind and back the
race TO commence either from Sandy Hook Besvers
light or from Boston light, may be most agreeable TO
he accounting party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
Metallic Tablct Rn1or strop-Merchants
HONEY MARKET.
Monday, Sept. TO, p. M.


There was general Improvement in the stock mar
ke to day. both in the of the sales and in prices
Farmers Loan went up per cent, Harlem 4, Norwich
and Worcester &. Reading Il Long Island and Morris
Canal sold at Saturdays prices There were sales oil
North American Trust in the street. after the BOARD az
lo5l to lli4 per cent.
At the second board there further Improvement
in Harlem of x. Norwich Worcester u, Reading u
Farmers, Loan A. North American Trust fell of per
cent It is reported in Wall street that new decision
has been made in relation to the trusts Of this
company by the Chancellor Of the State by which the
assets in the hands of the receivers are to be approp
aed 10 the use and benefit Of the stockholders Thisis
report in the street but have heard nothing of
the matter from official source, we give the for
what is worth We publish in another column the
cent decisions in the Court Of Chsncery. There is
nothing in these returns in relation to the North Amcri
can Trust Company,
The books for subscription to the capital stock Of The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

Oregon question ~ soon come to be universally re-
gardea as the kne n those inyeterate Jsoousies and
feuds which, may BE- prehended have so long exert
ed mischievous innusl the people, II not upon the
counsels Of both countzieo
NAV say, with certainly also that Whatever may be
thought of the result by some respectable portions Of our
counirymen the terms we have ultimately obtained
less than the vndcston Of our rights, and the ultimate
approval of an honorable have added another
reu.aton 10 the charge of undue ambition and to the i'm
putaton upon our national iah and stability not unre
auenly m AIDE in some quarters Of Europe
If these advantages be properly appreciated the ume
Is not remote when all will be ready to acknowledge
and rejoice in the result 4.
The occasion may not be inapt to bear testimony 10
the sense universally entertained abroad OF the
and punctuaty OF the commercial classes OF the v o
and to the influence it has exerted in sustaining AMER
can credit in defiance of causes which !, too deePy
depore TO attempt at this tpe particularly 10 al
lude to- will add too thsf even these causes are pc
ginning to feel the influence q juster and Of higher
hope and that little than perseverance, OF some OF
our local in their exertons to maintain the
public credit is needed to elevate our country 10
proud and enviable rank among the nations OF the earth
We learn that the principal merchants oil the
city, headed by the Mayor, George Newbod'
Jonathan Goodhue, Collector Lawrence, Stephen
Whitney, &c., &c., waited upon Mr.. McLane,
and rendered him public dinner. We have not
heard whether or not he will accept Of this hos
pitaliiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

SARAToGA.-We have received a communica-
ton from friend stopping at Saratoga, but re-
sident OF Virginia, in which he states that while
he and another gentleman from the Old Dominion
were quietly promenading the streets on Wednes-
day afternoon last, they turned in to the park to lis
ten to the music Of band. Upon arriving at the
steps OF a certain hotel, intending to pass through
the hail. they were roughly accosted by the propri
tor, who ordered them to "cear out" Not being
aware OF having committed any thing wrong, the
gentlemen asked the proprietor of the hotel for an
explanation of his rudeness but the only one they
received was repetition of the rude command
Now we must say, that in our opinion the landlord
of the hotel in question was guilty of breach of
good manners in acting as he did. Saratoga owes
her existence and present position to visiters from
distance, and 1t becomes all its citizens and par
ticuary the hotel keepers, to be polite, courteous
and civil, TO all who visit the village. We hope
Tor the credit OF Saratoga, that we may not be
called upon again to notice any thing of the kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

EXTRAORDINARY PIECE OF Locoroco HosrIrA-
LirY.-The Common Council intend to tender the
hosptalues ofthe city to the Hon. Louis McLanc,
General Games, Colonel Mcintosh, the officers of
the Dutch vessels OF war, now in our harbor and
such officers as are now in the city, who were
engaged in the late memorable battles of the
sth and 9th of May. This originated in the Board
of Aldermen.