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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-13
Mr. a. Mrs, HasseIl's,
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AT COLUMBIA, sc.
YENHIS School for YOUNG LADIES will
H be re.opened, in the large and commo.
dious building opposite the Episcopal Church,
on The second VI onday in Novembsrnest
TERMs-PER QUARTER: y3sGsa
Board, including all items, $50 no
Ins,ruciionin Spelling aud Reading, 8 90
The above with Wiring and Arithll
metic, lU 00
The above with Grammar, Gedgra;
3 r. ply and History, ]2 on
The above with higher branches, - Is 100
Piano and Guitar, each, Sfszzisfl 500
Harp, :s.s. e. 20 20
Use OF Piano and Guitar, 100
Use Of the Harp, zoo
Ere,.ch- Car.nm m AL I SEQ
Drawing and Painting, 1900
Competent Teachers in each OF The above
studiesare engaged. Madame sFsseAs. from
Charleston, will give course of dancing Les:
sons, during the months of Noyember;nnd De-
cember, terms SIP 90. :. Z.
Mrs. HAss&Ll., gives every day, "a Lesson in
Vocal Music, free Of charge.
The Young Ladies' rooms will be supplied
with fire. ParIcur boarde,s can be admitted.
All payment in advance from the time OF ad-
mIttance, hut none for less than one quarter.
The Hon. a. P. Butler, Chancellor Harper
Professor Labordc, Of the South Carolina Col
lege, and Mrs. NJ. c. lzard Of Columbia. who
had the confidence 10 send their daughters dur.
ing the last two years TO Mrs. Hassell, have
been kind enough to allow their names TO be
given as references.
September Il l0l ~
The Pendleton Messenger will please copy,
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DIR. GOrdOn's Pills. /
GREAT ARRIVAL! Il ]

% A Bushels or 25,O0O boxes of Dr. COR
eDV DON'S FAMILY PILLS.-The
vast and increasing demand for this newsaGd
justly celebrated Medicine, and the numefousf
cures they are daily effecling in all portions Of
The country where they have been introduced,
of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and Bilious
Diseases, with their well known attendants,
Sick Headache, &c, has induced the under.
signed to make arrangements 10 receive their
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and;wouId'
say TO their numerous customers that stheyase
prepared to supply them, wholesale orretaiI,
at New York prices. -. l..iis:.,s ,..+S-tS,
10 50 per dozen, or "a cents per box. 2:
BY P. Melvin Cohen, No. 10 Hayne, street;
Havilaud, Harral & Allen, King street; Mel
son Carter, Meeting street; E. nj Carey,
Broad street; and Amos Head, corner East
Bay and Broad street, Charleston; u. Risley,f
Hamburg; and j. D. TIBBETTS, sii@&
Edgefeld Court House, s.. ca:
july % 6m- 27s;4
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Samuel Harris, d others.

Green Harris is & Others.
Nl Office is hereby given, that by virtue of
l% an order from the Court OF Equity in this
case, shall sell at The late residence Of Reeves
Martin, Decd, near Cambridge. on the third
Monday in October next, the real estate of Tur-
ner Harris, decd, being one tract Of land, sit
na,ed partly in hbbcve and partly in Edgefeld
Districts. in the State aforesaid on Cnffeetown
Creek, containing two hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, and udj"inius lands Of Thomas
Cheatham,5 Lemuel Bell Thomas Henderson,
Benjamin Sule, and others. - ..ts $ * =.
Said land will be sold on credit Of twelve
months, exception SO much as will pay the cos,
fthis suit to be cash. - 5,
Z The purchaser to give bond and good sure.
iliesSlo secure the purchase inaney-------
= = -S:=S.TOMPKINS. C. E. z. D..
SComm'rs Office, Edgefeld, Sep. 10, 1s47.
: sept IL ct 81
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The u. y. District Court.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN Bd dNhHUPTCY.
I'm the Matter Of Henry Fl. Mayson. late
d Merchant Of Edge6eld District, Bank.
rupt.
Pursuant 10 an Order Of the District Cour
orthe United States, lor the District Of South
Carolina. notice is hereby given, that cause be
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the Sixth day
of November next, at elevon o'clock, A. NJ,
why the said Henry H.. Mason should not
receive his Discharge and Certificate, as a
Bankrupt
Charleston 26th day Of June IeaT.
II. ". GRAY, Clerk.
JULY BIN "a
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Notice


IT'S hereby given, thata application will be
IL made to the Legislature Of Ibis State, at its
next sitting, for Charter to construct Rail
Rond, or Turnpike Road, from Hamburg. up
the Valley of the Savannah River. or within
twenty-five miles the saule, to The lines of
Georgia and North Carolina, also a Charter for
building toll Bridge oven lhe said river and
its tributaries ut suitable place, also, for the
renewal of the original Charter, with amend
ment for Bank in the Town of Hamburg
South Carolina, granted the 22d day of De.
Gender, 1922. Also, for amending the charter
of the American and German Trading and In
surance Company, granted The 18th day of De-
cember 1885.
HENRY SHULTZ, Founder
Of Hamburg, South Carolina.
Hamburg s. c., August IL.
september Is 8t "a
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted 10 thel Estate of
IN George Pope, deceased, are hereby. inoti- I
fled tha, il is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate. and that those Who
Go not pay will be sned before return day:
The Notes are in the hands Of N: l.. Griffin sgrs
]. w. Gibbs, Esqrs. :,.-3s,ass &
THOS. H. POPE, Executofs
I,p2 IS .'-5t'S. y, II 9, ,SsEssS..1 ~
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Notice..

A IL persons lddebied to the. .cs,ate Of Dk
IA Augustus w Burt. decd, nre requested
TO make immediate payment and those having
demands aeainst said.es,ate, are requested to
present them foi payment. properly attested. -:
WIN. NJ, BURT, Admir-. z.
june 16 G. 21as.
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Notice..

A LII those indebted to the old firm of Pres
"A ley ds Bryan, either by Note or Account,
are requested to come forward and settle up.
We are compelled 10 bling the business to a
close. Z. B. PRESLEY,
B. G.. BRYAN.
September Z, 1S47. If 33
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NOTICE.

NOTECE.
MHR R. ROFF, who held conditionally an in
lHE lerest il the right of Edgefeld District,
10 Ho,chkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels. (PatenD
has never complied with said condition, thero
fore he holds no interest, and has no right lie
sci! or MAZE any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners. of said
right, and light purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
MR.. T.. WEBER, we authorise, with full
power TO act as our agent.
COTHRAN ENCORE.
March1 1s47. "a. 90 II 6
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CARD.

TByHE undersigned having made the neces-
d. sary arrangements, is now prepared 10
furnish COffins of every description, at the
hortest notice, and will give this branch Of his
business his personal attention. He has also
now finished new and elegant HearSe
which will be in readiness al any time, to attend
Funerals His charges will be reasonable and
accommodating
A. BUSHNELL
Edee6eld C. II. July % ir 81
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Notice.

NOtlcc.
A LII those indebted to the estate OF Charity
"A Johnson, decd, are requested 10 make
Immediate payment. and those having demands
to present them properly altesled.
G. B. GOULDEN,
SIMEON ATTAWAY,
administrators.
iuly7 u "a
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Notice..

A PPLICATION will he made 10 the LIE
"A gisature Of this State, at its next session.
for an alteration in the Charter of the Town Of
Edgefed so as TO give TO said town the use Of
the money arising from Licenses.
aug l8 Bin 30
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March i, 1s47. ii:


IN0elCCe
A LII Persons having demands against the
IA estate Of Henry Carr, decd, aie request,
ed TO present Them legally altested, and those
indebted are requested to make immediate pay
nent. THCS. LAKE, administrator.
June3 II l0
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NOTECEe

A NY persons wishing PIANNO'S TUNED
"A can be attended to, by applying to Mr..
AARON A. Clark, Edgefield c. H.; by letter
or otherwise.
July7 If "a
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Notice.

SVO12CG.
a LII Persons indebted to the estate of c har'
"A les G. Garrett, decd, are requested TO
make immediate payment and, those haYing
demands against said estate are requested TO
present them for payment properly artes'ed.
P. H. ELAN, Admir-.
can't 8 Sin 33
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Walker & Bradford,
Warehouse s. Commission
= nm q p,6. In n usS-Hf rnhIbu.ssy 6 a.

HHvdZFenOfES4 ~ COMMISSION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S. e.
HHN HE undersigned respectfully inform their
u friends and the pnblic, thatthey still con-
.unue rhe WAREHOUSE S5 COMMISSION
BUSINESS at their old stand, known as the
Waler-Proof Warehouse; where They will de-.
vote their personal attention, tu all business en-
trusted to their cure.
Their rates for selling and storingsof Cotton
or other produce, receiving and forwarding
Merchandise are the same rs heretofore.
Orders for Supplies will beprpmptly execut-
ed at the lowest market price
Thankful for past patronage 80 literally be.
slowed on us we respectfully solicit a consn,'-
ance Of the same. ~ :.s (. ..s.,
WALKER & BRADFORD.
Fl mburs, Augusta 81, 1877. BIN 81
B0yIey's here Vet!
SASH made at 64 cents per light, for all
y Sash containing IS lights to The window
and upwards, all windows contuining less CTS
ght.
All kinds of FURNITURE made TO order,
at the old stand, mile from Gilgat Church,
and II from Cambridge, upon the Martintown
road. 49,
All orders left at this office willbe attended
to. WM. BAYLEY.
august 25 Ifs 81
Abbeville Banner and Anderson Gazette CO.
py three times.
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sept. 3
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EN- offering this valuable Medicine TO the peo..
u pie of s. Carolina foi the relief and cure of
many diseases incident TO a Southern climate,
| do not claim for it infaliibility; neither do |
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
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EES@-=s---

The Embellishments OF the Park Fountain.
will doubtless be gratifying to most of citizens to
perceive that there is at last prospect osceng the Park
Fountain embellished in suitable manner, the Com
mittes on Lands and Places having approved Of beau
tful design recently prepared by the President of the
Croton Aqueduc Board and reported in faver fappro
pristing the Of for the purpose ofcarying the
intention Of the resolution into effect which adopted
In the contemplated establishment Of the fountain it,
IL proposed to place around the jet to conceal 1t
entirely from view centre ornament Of cast iron,
presenting the Lilly Of the Nile in flower rising two
feet above the water, and, when painted to resemble
nature, will present beautiful appearance while its
diameter (seven feet will be SUFFICIENT for full display
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Of the Maid Of the Mist" the Croton Plume SO. At
the edge Of the basin there is to be wall coping Of
white marble two feet above the surface Of the
water when the basin is full and the whole be
closed at distance of about sixteen feet from the edge
Of the basin, by another white marble wall two feet
high, surmounted by elegant iron railing, four and
half feet The intervening space between the edge Of
the basin and the enclosure to be tasteuly cultivated
with choice plants flowers, Sc.
With view Of conveying a correct idea Of the con-
tempated establishment Of thslong neglected fountain
We have been induced to the above cut which
has been copied from the original drawing designed by
the President of the Croton Aqueduct Board who has
politely permitted us to 1t for that purpose.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.


DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price esuts per eopy-n
- per annum-payabe ia Advance.
WEEKLY HERALDN-Every Saturday-Price * cent?
copy33 iek annu nn-payable In advance.
HERALD For EUROFE-EYery Steam Packet DAY.
Prics cents per copy$5 annum, including postage
or IS Is exclusive Of sysble adysnss
ran rue viveune, Paris r. L. simonds, 10 Conh and
John Miller, the bookseller. London.
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Publishod on the
t q January Of each yesrsngs copies sxpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS, the usual pnces--always cash n
advance should be written plain egbls
manner The Proprietor will not be responsible for se thai
may cccuy IN them. .,
PRINTING Of oil kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
Al letters or Communications BY mail, addressed to the
proprietor othe Enlistment b post paid, tho post
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The body Of man, named Michael o Keefe, asfound
In the river at Detroit the sh inst coroners in
blunt instrument or clubu
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CHELLs. sHELLs.. sHELLs..! = Wanted all kiuds Of
~ shells, Tor which the b,shss will be gwen. at 50
Chatham opposite Chambers AT the place
will also be found large and we'll selected assortment Of
Shells which wall be disposed Of at reasonable prices
NBThe highest will be paid for all kinds OF easton
Clothing and Furniture
DO not mistake the number, 65 Chatham street.
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NEWsYORK TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ID. 1s47.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION

~ OCEAN ~ STEAM TEI:;.N s,I NARRATION VIC
TSN' s,S d.. asS su;ss:a . %SAsHH IS
esrryiDg tbs United States Mail.
,. 81:
Belgian and will then proceed e Brsmsrhavsn Returning
The Washington built in the strongest with
view beng into ship Of and subject
She two engines of 1000 horse power each accom-
Pas:sss New Yorf Southampton or to Bremen slso
Psass from Bremen ,s and Southampton 70 New York $50
according the Of the goods offering All letter.
%St wifi % w rG g os e bills
Navigation NIECE iis;! ss S.s:{ XSsi;
Agents at Southampton. DAY, GROsKEY Ross.
at RR,smsn. & ifL Hslf lssfiN CO.
hs Of the in due course OF con.tue
A The feM maxHEE YORK Mi s,ss ON
Zz61Eh3Na her regular day, Wsdoe.dsy The 18Th inst
an srpsreassa sarsssa Le,te. must pass
through tbs post Office fS1 sfs sS1S
1 sF EEzNsH TcSSAHFas44IFFh. SHIPS
Z66Ek3 this company are appointed to sail " fol-
.s ssal1laesa '' FROM NEW YORK,
H. #: HH s$$$Sax (: /. 4; 4; s;$sS Sept
r. r: S SsySS S ;HSF 4AVHE- n, IN August.
tried .El known courtesy and cabin.
thing requisite ieI the eomor The Of
SS u q: t cabin from Nsw 1st s sT From rom
an lsys5. must pas. through the post Office.
ss freight or passage apgYYM aR co. 81 South street.
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NAkLlSLE & RIfPARD'S EMIGRATION OFFICE,
~ in come ction with GEO. RIPPARD & SON, l34 Wa
teroo Road Liverpool Persons wishing to send for their
friends the old country passage the fol-
lowing line Of packets sailing from Liverpool the 9th
Of every month,
CONSTITUTION, 800 tons, Capt. John Brtton.
QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1900 tons, Capt r. Wood
house.
LIVERPOOL, |, l3o TONS Capt John Eldridge.
HOTTINGUEK, 1000 tons, apt. Ira Bursley. .
Geo. Rppard Son only Liverpool for the
above line of packets in addition to which they despatch
first class ship every week.
Persons sending money their friends large and small
amounts, be accommodated with drafts the Belfast
Banking Company, and their branches in Ireland
also the principal banks England Scotland and Wales
Apply to CARLISLE < RIPPARD,
au2l S0t*m SO South street, of Wall,
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DAINTINGSAs small collection Of rnre and good Paint
BY The OLD masters IN perfect odeI AID hapdsomsly
E Pct9fss landscapes, H. May BE- seen svsrX Day from
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#S2x&&A BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ZMNTXM0ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIP, 1900 tons
and 4,a horse power each under contract
HigERHNNiA, Captain Alexander HyrIe.
BRITANNIA, Captain John Hewitt.
ACADIA, Captain William Harrison.
The four steamships now building
THE AMERICA. THE NIAGARA.
THE CANADA THE EUROPA.
The vessels appointed to sail from Boston the
Camqua. september " !s4I
Caiedonia. September 10, B4I
The ssse. annontei 70 ..;i from IveInooI are the
Campria ..s...''''.. Augustt' iofr
Iaieoonia-s. August ~ io1r
axxas: mus. B: on board he day previous to
sailing.
money-Fiem Boston to Liverpool, slao. do do
Ha Ajax, go.
3iesc ships carry experienced gurReons 49,
No freight except specie, received Gays OF sailing
FOR freight passage, or any 1shs, nioTmasPn appyto
AtHARNDEN CO.,S,s Vuin
addition to he above line between Liverpool
Halifax and Boston, has been entered into with Her
M8estys government, establish line between Liverpool
and New York direct The steamships for this service
now being built and early next due notice will be given
Of time when they will Under the contract the
steamers win sail Saturday during eight months and
every fortnight during the other months the Going al
tsately between Liverpool and Halifax and Boston, and be
tween Liverpool and New York. n02
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YELLOW FEVER AT New ORLEANs.-The re-
port OF lnterments Tor the "a hours preceding o
o'clock A. NJ yesterday, shows decrease Of Eve on the
report OF the day previous The westher yesterday
sumed more pleasant and healthful character. The
wind shifted around TO the SOUTH and the atmosphere
Della, bfh fusf.
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STEAMBOAT AcCIDENT.-The steamboat Lake
of the Woods arrived at our wharf Yesterday,
from the Upper Missouri This was chartered for
trip to the Yellow Stone river, but when the
Of the little Cheyenne river about five hundred miles
from her destination she burst her steam
pipes, scalding Mr. Thomas Galloway cause his
death In about six hours No other person injured
The accident occurred the nth ut The damage to
the boat regarded serious as to prevent the
continuance Of her voyage. Mr. Harvey OF the st
Louis Fur Company and by whom the boat was charter
ed board at the time and determined to transfer
his goods to keel boat which they had In tow This
was done and Mr.. Harvey proceeded his voyage His
progress will be impeded some fifteen twenty days
in the time Of his arriving at tho upper trading pos
among the Blaokfeet Indians great portion Of the
freight had teen discharged before the accident
at trading posts OF the company
The MoRMoNs.-A passenger in the Lake of
the Woods, from the Upper Missouri, informs us
that the Mormons In ourishng condition In their
new location on the ane lands Of the Potawoame pur
chase, on both sides Of the river above Council Bluffs
They have planted immense fields Of corn-to the ex-
tent It Is estimated Of 10000 acresand other grain
and produce They have built also, town called Win
ter Quarters" which already contains population Of
some seven thousand souls This town Is entirely pick
eted in IL Is represented that the Niormons are
friendly terms with the Indians, and rarely modest
them although they accused OF occasionally stealing
cattle immense herds Of buffalo were seen the plains
ana crossing the Missouri at the mouth Of a stream
called SuuWntor.- 81 Louis Republican.
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Ths the given the Planet recently discovered
bv Professor Hencke of Drlesen.
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The PLANET HEBE.'-The following elements
of the orbit OF Hebe were computed by our young
townsman, b. A. Could Jr who is assiduousiy pursuing
his underline guidance OF the great
Geoneter in Gottingon. They were communicated
In letter to Professor Pierce, and computed from
three meridian observations July o. in Berlin July Ia
In Hamburg and July 81, in Altoona
Mean Anomaly Jany 10 Berlin, NJ L. 2od 22m. 2os. 49,
Long Of fenhcion, 20d. tm IA. Va Mean Equinox,
Long Of Ascend Node, lao % .9S July q, 1876.
Eccentrictty, iSli69o8
Angle OF Eccentrcity, l0d som. ass. sos
Log. daily sid. Motion, 2.9937gl6
Daily Ssa. Motion, ION. 25s. Goa
Log. somiaxs Major, o.3706I00
semIAkiI Major, 3it9i
lncliaation, lid. x2m Dos 50
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Movements OF tho People.

The Michigan Democratic State Convention for the
nomination OF Governor and Lieut. Governor, held
yesterday at Jackson resulted in the nominate Of
Judge T.. Ransom for Governor and w. NJ. Fenton for
Lieut. Governor This arrived at after three ipfor
NAL baotings.-Cor. Buffalo Commercial .adpertiser,
Sept. 9th.
The wings have carried the charter officers Of the
village OF Binghampton. The majority Is So
The constitution Of Illinois is to BIZ submitted to
the people the first Monday of March next for their
ratification rejection In it is ratified the COVER
nor Is to issue wrs Of election members Of the Legs
lature to carry it into operation
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'," ao'''i su 81 ARRAN NGEMN A'- AA'A

&EaW
an AND 4fTEH WEDNESDAY, =. JUNE idaF ls47. the
wall leave the City Hall for -
~" 80 4; H. whi:s Pas; HsSissd',
/; I'M - !:
!: !:
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The United States frgate Brandywne went to sc
from Hampton Roads, on the 9th inst.
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DROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SA
ID LOON No II Pearl street. head Of Coentes Slip Stran
gers and others whose business calls them to the lower Of
the city find tins convenient place to get their meals
''''-''" D'- GEORGE BROWN
a Late of Loveioy,s Hotel