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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
MEsdDISSA.ha oAED-pR CARPENTER, Re Peek

MEDICAL CARD-DR, CARPENTER, Re. 4 Peek
iVI Slip New York deems proper occasionally to reand
the public that he continues 20 administer the afflicted nj lis
old established Dspensary
To vast number ~ the c Ia Of this
herads bis victory IN It's
pcsied and destf uctiye formsnor does he DEEM
specific a enunNTang the OF the various
dies 10 which mankind AMI ~oniankinf subject
fossageTs he begs sosi respectfully remark that
he conpes himself to office practice asd d-sOes himself per.
sonaIy the welfare 81 his patients Keeps assistants or
shop beys and hAs separate oces for the privacy Of pae
who come IN coRacL
Dr. Carpenter would add that he Is regularly educated
the profession of cne surgery, lived his
pona tho year 1913 Of the New York Medical Soce
III signed by the highly aud lsncntsd John
X Rodgers, D. a. President thai he ha, for long
series Of devote himself the treatment all
delicate and private diseases
Be particular in the numbers Tesk Slip near resrls
si.v DE-. CARPENTER
DAIP,b Or TnIs HEAuT AND
IL WEAKNESS IN fHE LUNGS-For several moHihs 4.
been distressed with papita-n o the heart that
could uadergo the least sIeTcsctyen akDg the
would make my heart huirr that Il seemed AZ " !
must fell the floor Nghts could lay hear my heart
with great voleace and weuld keep In anxiety
hours To all Of this, lungs very delicate and
what With cough shortnt $ Of breath &c seemed II
die OF consumption. As mrdcife would
friend of mine In the Son newspaper office commended
Dr. Tsy or' saam Of LvetwoI sold al SIS Bowery.
got bottle ana ran only add, u tas cur'd me:
JAMES 10 PRINCE,
$40 3,dLw. corner OF Plti and StsnioH sitsets
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

FaNH r., HAE.s l-Epst a.Antsti-it should invariably
he bnrHe In mind that good set OF Tee,h the
mos aeraIe property + the possession of hne bead Of
HAIR and which only be Obtained by constant and
free ofths yEGE TABLE HAIR OILS richly perfumed
desirable substitute to- the Injurious preparations
that are daily paime5 upon the public.
The advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
iR Oil will be found nouh and strengthen hair,
in bald psces-aud or,er the
sye demand for H. has put the low ptoe &c 50 per
bottle. For sale by H. e. HAKT, l73 Broadway,
ALLY Corner Courtlandtst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
ID A N ID r. l F F

Mutudes Of chemists, apotecares and perfuners have
srcctssvey to treat that part OF the human BODY
without having sufficiently studied the subject BY spreading
the sent cus reports ct exaggerated fame they
fatigued the public with bs words-Woader! Prodigy
EVIDENCE! EvIoENcE!-To prevent The destruction or 50
hi~ an ernamen and to renes that gift OF requires
many years experience with the idsncai for kid
ocomposo could that be- nvea.ed by mar
with the study of the skin on the head!
The true essenceof Ike ba called by celebra
ted doctors who have used and recommended specific
might cr its effects be compared The regualiye activity
which takes p ace in each plan:
The numerous experiments NJ GroDdjean has made leave
d. ubt in his mind relative the followed
AID the which its circulation in the cellular
spaces which all communicate her,
pia tube infinitely divided. Phe sap does circulate
In all hair with the same facility In mcst hair Of wie tina
vessels ont little developed operates slowly, because
the tube se beirg continually filled with it, annihaes the
perspration; then the ascending feet take
hy the applca on Of Graudean's Composition, which in
few days only will penetrate through The hair th.
TIL ascending pawtr varies then, not only accorJ the
qualify of the tube but also 10 the using TINS
on which ought employ ed every night before 1eiar;
is easy, tn. conceive that during
skin thu head produce evaporation Often very sbun-
dant the which In degree Is in relation
acends rapidly The very
Tive friction that has been belnrs and
repairs The skin The hend then the growth continues as
ufaiy while by employing this Composition in The
BorsiDg only The result only be- srce pores
of The skin c std and consequently disposi quite
uoavorsbe for receiving from this Composition saluary
eff
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VILLA GLIB 5 O. NJ
STAINED PAINTED AND ENAMELLED GLASS,

Church, Ro
anese
Bearings md dg
W. wn ntn o mh ss
GdGh %
eALnts Architects
In vi % an
ughio tn d
W n e
4eo2ms
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G5OO mEwAap,-e aoss's SPECIFIC MIX

- OOU TURE-Fo- The cure q! Conc riGa elects, Strc.
lures analogous coHpsin ui the OF generation
Of all remedies YET discovered for the above complaints this
Is the certain.
Heskes speedy and permanent without the least
gard diet, drink exposure change in application bu
siaess
We give len, quacksh deceive
pubic, 1.-THE cine does itsr all
speak H. Our object notify where 1t be had.
proprietor challenges sHee Of Gonor
rhpa 10 brought, in which the 81 viii effect "a
pis cure, under forfeiture of&5ao.
This disease that pervades all ranks Of
cety-high. low rich md poor matrimonial and single They
presented with remedy by which they cure
themselves without the least exposure in the slorirs time
possible.
Further the disease he contracted f dose Of
xture token night going bed when exposed.
in bots viii full directions mparyiny IL
81 sbote One bottle lasts week which generally
Many cured H. t~e days
For sale only al Dr. Vim. H. Mirrors drug store. No 1870
Broadway corner of Dey (Frankln Housed New York
anil JoLes and Huchson OF Ctesrpt and 7h
PhiladeIphs aus3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11
THE EYE.

ia Broadway, near Maiden Lane, mp stairs.
sH Nks, Physician and oculi,, Member q the
pupil Of the distinguished nculisl, Professor McKerre Ocu
,tose afflicted with Dsessps Of tie Eye and impefse
uens Of vision thai they vail themselves o mis- profession
a sil and experience by applying At his office, ia Broad
OPTICS.
DR. ~ from his kno Nedg. OF with defec
tive vsioa weak and irsmed eyes presents TO the pub
c Improve lenses fsr sp~ctacrs, viii only adapt
tree f'em ,hs irritation Of glasses oes ia Broad
~sy-open FROM "a. T. tosP NJ. o'-im'
TEshNyssssh,ks!ntys . r " ,sHaDLE WINDOW
" scgs leave to inform the public that he has for
new nna eegnnt ssorimsn Of every description q Patent
sespe aphsnous Chinese, Archec oral and Fancy
strength and srrs, SuaSy q hey sse BEEN a"own. wiz
common care ~ Ia from 10 10 ~ years Tie prices OF the
windows complete. yary from, Sc and upwards per pair
BINDS nsie 70 order, by applying 70
No. " Spruce street, New yort.
sc. uny dealers supplied with blinds and fittings
vi az y hsIs NC q" 70
ST Gourtandts
YLvEsTER,sR EpoRTER ANDcoUN.
- TEkFsiT DETECTION PUBLISHED TO- be las. a ni'eep
years. for sale at = }. sYLyFsTEWs,
OF l3a Broadway, aud ~ wah't
RAFFLb-HAFRLE- FBE-ro be ran 81
fo ahsncsome blue Spanish Circu eneman's Cloak,
peeL This ercs,es opportunity Tor any gentleman who
about purchasing one for the ensuing ainer al the risi
which originally cost 70 guineas TIE above Cloak
be see daily at 81 St in the store where all par
The Raie viii positively place ls Of November
An early application for tickets Is requested, a.
number Of them ere already disposedof oe.sw'
TAiLohEssfjs WAITED immEpI-
Two make Customers raaaloons and Vests None bg, FIRST
Y rate hands need eep!y-W KERslAw's Cash Tailor
Boy II o. " years Of agt, TO ron Of errshas and
tead 10 III store ooHr
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~ ANDERSoN,s LAgORSAvIN3 SOAP, FOR
WASHING CLOTHES WITHOUT RUBBING OR

sY ANDERSON's LAgOR.SAyIN3 SOAP, FOR
WASHING CLOTHES WITHOUT RUBBING OR
POUNDTNG-tar entire new article THE subscriber
the manufacture o se above article No. .64
william, from Pearl The of bis Soap
entirely with the process rubbing pounding
clothes thereby avoiding all hard labor; saving the
ook better Than BY labor that be bestowed
The process vashins with this Soap = very simple ard
brief The white c,othe boiled sud Of this
soap from minutes 10 one hour depending of course on
the Of the garment To sedhen t3ken out
we'll drained 10 be washed Of toe hc and rned in
The suds may he for boiling ye
se Of clothes-he ssilo"kbg we'd as The f The
hch the white clothes washed Of the bu Is
enough tor wahiog all The eoored clothes without
additional will net tlcc clothes hut sets The color
Grm, AMI gives them clear and brgst Appearance BY
using la ezra soap WARES well IN hard water II Is
better for all purposes than Other Printed drec-
tions will lie given with the soan
N B.-warranied iniure the bxtu Of the cloth
The following respectable indyidu lis being
the no srlico wihssccess have
taTiy siven u cir names, with liberty them
Mr. and Mr., wass iei Monroe ".
Mrs. M pe Rance 81 Stanton ST.
Mr.. ana 4.fs. Julia, sEn 81.
Mr.. and Mrs upper 45 Monroe St
Mrs. O'Donhell 241 Front St
Capt. q Lyons, tfague
hcssrS. SE.ith n Valentine, IS Gold 81.
Patent rig secured.
Bfactory 2s4 william street, f-r doors from Pearl
New York. ISAAC yANDEkNEER
Oh.lm
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Two make Customers Panaoops and Vests None but first
Y rate hands need appS-at KERsHAW'S Cash Tailor.
log EstabNsbn.cnt 1877 Pearl street, up stare.
Al Boy II or " years Of agt, TO ron OF errshs AID
tead ia lhc store. % 5t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

s"My name is Norval"&e.
: Cni covered his bald head with laurels
Nee Deus n,ersit, nisi dgnus vindice nodns,
lnc!ds ri. Hoy. Ars Poet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-11

4 rrUaaIy. -superior l.TEe Lefchfs Tor tae by
~ LEWIS FEUCHTvAN6ER,
s27 sCOurtland st.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31
From the Irras TtlrgroDb, N,yo


Our city has presented quite II mercantile
appearance xithin the last few weeks. Hmm
dreds OF baggage wagons have been CON
slanIly arriving and return loadcd with me,
chandIze. Our merchants who bn, recent
~ entertained fears that the market was
completely ovc:stoCkcd with merchandise
are hardly able to account for the astonish
ing change which is taking place in the an
pearance of their stores.
Counte.. ttits.-Wc were shewn ycster-
day counterfeit ono hundred dollar pro-
missory note, which SO closely rcscmbleJ
me genuine notes, thar i, was distinguished
with considerable difficulty. The sigma
lures upon 1t arc well executed. but the flo.
wcrs of the border arc somcw hat larger ,bnn
those OF tho genuine bills. The letter II
OF tha word Houston is different.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury is maxine
active preparations TO withdraw The printed
notes from circulation and to issue instead
OF them. the engraved notes which have
been received from the u. S.
man by The name of Mr.. Comn,o,,
convicted Of the murder Of Mr.Linsy. was
hanged at Victoria on Saturday lasr.
From the Houston Teyas) TtIepyoph Apru ~
lhe steam packer New York is expected
nj Galveston in few months. She will
ply between the ports of New Orleans and
galveston, Velasco and Matagorda. She
Is represented as heing an excellent. well
hu'!' vessel. and equal in all respects 10 the
Columbia.
a sunao' has jus. reached ,bi, city from
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Commercial.

From the augusta Constituencies. Mav24.
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKET.
CoTToN.-We have had dull market
during the week, as nearly all the large
buyers have withdrawn--and prices for all
descriptions under prime have recedcd a.
bout OF cent. Our receipts continue 10
he hight, but MS must be expected at this
season ofthc year, as our planters are all
busy with their crops The stock OH l,aud
at present Is about $4,000 bales, of which
very little is now in the market for SALE
The sales from warehouses, have been linn
tied. amounting in all to about I495 bales.
We quote a lO--s'rlc,ly prime lO4 a lO4.
ExcuANGE.-Sisht checks on N. York
meet with ready sale at per cen, prem.
Boston "a, Philadelphia d. Charleston j..
Treasury notes Ga 7, U S. Bank Notes 6,
Specie aG. Bank of Rome notes are sell
ing at per cent. discount. Planters & Me
chanics, ID; Monroe Rail Road, IL; CoIum- :
bus Post Notes, Ii.
FREiGHrs.--Thc river still continues low
AMI none but boats of light draft are able to
reach our wharves without the assistance of
lighters. We continue old rates, viz: to
Savannah, 81 per bale for cotton; to
Charleston by Rail Road, 81, so for round,
and Sl,2o Tor square bales.
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Miscellaneous.
From The Times and Gazette

'"'' '''e s"'s h'th 'C-Ettc
EXtraci from an Address delivered before
the Huphradian Sncicty, of the Soutr
Carolina College, Ivy J. a. l. NORMAN.
Pnbfishcl By order Of the Socicty.
nat Il southern system of education
may TIC effected, let the Legislatures of
'aci' State, send t",heir prospective ColIc.es.
ieh>l one young man. from each county
or district. TO be educated as Schoolrnaster.
i"rtheir county, at the expense of the State.
Let these young men ohlgate To serve the
slate. rs Schonlmastrrs. Il certain number
Ut years. in return for their graruirous edu-
cation. after the West point plan, of educa.
I'm" oiiicers lor The Army. Let it he oblisa-
tory on the State, through the Trustees of
me Colleges, to obtain for these said gradu-
htch Schoolmastcrs. positions in schools or
academies, IN the State. where they will he
property respected, and properly paid for
Their services. When they have served he
iime they have obligated, in return for their
.ra'uito"S education. they have talent, g.
II thcy have been scdulously Industrious and
studious. they will he prepared, To enter, ono
or the other. oi he learned professions. with
more practical, and as much theoretical
knowledge, as any scholars of the day.-
They Will have useful cnucations. and firm
constitutions; for The exercise of school keen
ing Is conductive TO health, and their minds
being formed 10 habits of order and indus
Try. they will he 'etul men; bcncfactnrs 10
society; and having the confidence ard as
teen OF their fellow citizens, whose children
they have been teaching, ,hey cunnot but
use, IN Whatsoever of the learned prof.s
sons. they may choose to devote themselves.
"And why not educate Schoolmastcrs.
as well as those who are to have wbnt is
called learned profession! Should .,ot the
'teacher's profession, he n learned profess
sion! ~ no, what a farce, what !, dire,ul
abuse, is The teachers station. A loss
to our youth by its abuse of BODY, mind, and
soul. and to our country, degradation.
The lawyer must he learned. mus, be educa
ted for his profession. lie defends our rights
and property. The physician must be
learned, must be educated for hi, profession.
-tie heals the sick: in his hands arc placed.
lie and death. The soldier must be learn
ed, must he educated for his profcssion.-
lilo defends the right and honor Of his coun
try. The divine must be learned, must bc
educated for his profcsssion.-Hc dis,r,.
butcs the bread of eternal life. 10 n never
dying world. Yet. The Schoolmaster. who
hrst sows tho seeds of virlue, in the youthful
mind, who first plants the germ OF knowl
edge, and usefulness, in The physician. The
lawyer. the soldier. and the man of God. is
to be self taught. if taught at all;ia to be one,
who Is uufit, for any other service; worn
ou' perhaps ny age aud dissipation, reduced
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31
From the Charleston Mercury. May 26.
CHARLESTON MARKrT

CoTToN.-Rcceived sirce our last, to
yesterday morning inclusive, I5:5 bales Sea
Island. and 1896 bales Upland Cotton
The stock rcnaining in FIRST hands is light
and the demand fully equal to the supply.
We quote Upland at u Ii.
FLoUR.-We quote 8 90, small sales.
CoRS.-Fhcre has been no arrivals du-
ring the week; good common would bring
81 SOC: prime white IS a 95c and superior
white 95 LOS.
CosFEE-About 100 mats Manila have
been sold at l44c 23 bags Cuba III 12.
The stock in first hands is light.
SUGAR.-We report the sale of hhds. Mus
covados, 81 a 10; GU do damaged. ca a 7.
But few transactions have taken place du-
ring the week, and our quotations cannot
be relied on as safe criterion.
moLAssEs.-The sales in this article have
been ligh'-'he only transactions which
have come to our knowledge have been %
hhds. N. Orleans, at 3Sc. and S do. at 81.
BAcoN.-The sales have been $50 sides,
II $50 lbs. at 10c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity, indulge the
thought Of withholding his contributions
from this noble cause? Will lie not rather
increase the amount OF Ills hcnefaciions for
its advancement! What though tho pccu-
mary relations ofthe people he embarrassed
and III some cases severe! Is this an excuse
for Gods people to withhold the breath Of
life from those that are ready TO perish for
lack Of knowledge? If rctrcnrhmcnt he
entered into, let it first reduce the needless
expenditure in furniture and dress and q, her
modes of living, which injurs their thou ght.
less owners, whilst they diminish the
streams of bencfcencc. Let christians de-
ny themselves many Of the indulgcncies
ana luxuries Of life, whilst the cause Of Gud
demands the aids, which, the muney cxpend-
ed i'll these, would so materially afford TO The
benevolent, efforts Of the present day. Let
them remember, that, whatever they pos.
scss, comes from the liberal hands Of their
hountcous bencfnctor, and that therefore
large portion Of what is thus graclously
given, should he employed in promoting the
Kingdom or this bountcous Benefac,or.-
Freely We have received, freely give"
A1ccliona,ely yours,
". B. JOHNSON.
ITO be COntinucd.)
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CATAWRA SPRINGS.

LINCOLN COUNTY, N. CAROLINA.
VIE Proprietor Of this Establishment
n gives notice, that he is repairing and
hitting IL up at considerable expense, and in
"a asnpe!lor style, and will have it ready fortho
reception OF company by tie 2GM oCMay.
IL Is situated on tho great Eastern and West.
Grn Line OF Stages. from Salisbury via.
h'"cot ION I" Aseville. &c. (a stage pass
ing there every day in the week bnt one>
The country around is broken and nrower
bIaiiy healthy. and besides the mineral
properties OF the water. there are mapv in.
d"cements to turn the attention Of inva}ids
ana "thc:s towards this place. Its prox-
imiiy I" the lower tOnntry-tIic chcapncsa
OF iiv'nS-thc excellence of the nci o hborine
sncirty-'hc abundance of game, and tho
rich field afforded to science, especially IN
mlncralogy aud botany, nrc facts no, m ba
overlooked by the travelling world. Bur
IT IN the mineral qualities Of the Spr;nos
mat the great attraction to this SPOT consisrs
he proprietor has no exaggerated lists Of
cures TO present 10 the public, for he has
just taken possession, nor would he deem
II n compliment either to the good tas,o or
sn@acitv oi the public, to present sucl, ifhe
haa them. Bnt he has tic assurance of some
OF me most scientific physicians and chem-
lists, to the rare and valuable propcrties
II. L
stcd, (now of Yale Colegc) made str;ct
analysis Of this water, and pronounccs its
'orc'sn ingredients to be: .Suiphureticd Ify-.
drogcn. S"iph0t" Of Lime, !Sulphatc of MAR
ne$ia. Nuriote Of Lime.
FOR n more extended statement sec his
Geological Report Of North Carolina. M.
llor'"cd 10y Act Of Assembly. pages I29-.
80. : pace will not permit us to add tbo
very h"''cring remarks of this gentleman.
hut any ono ai all acquainted with the sub.
.lrct cannot help pcrccivins the peculiar a.
uap't'"h OF these minerals 10 the disorders
that prevail at Tie South.
ihr Proprietor can only supcra,ld his de-.
termination To meet patronage bv an unliuc,,
ing attention to the wants, wishes and COM.
forts Of his visiicrs.
The Springs arc now and will be rl,rounb.
ONT the year, open for the accommodation
ol travellers.
JOS. W.HAMPTON. Prorr;c,or.
Ca'a!"ha Springs, March ]. 1S3S c11
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Foreign.
LATER FROM FRANCE

Nt" oRk, May 10.
The packc, ship Sylvie de Gras c arrived
to the 2Oth Of April from that port to the
1911, from Paris.
Marshal Soult has been appointed am
bassador extraordinary to London. TO al
| TEND the coronation %! Qnecn Victoria. The
Marquis de ST. Aulairc goes to Milan, To
attcud the coronation Of The Emperor of
Austria as sovereign Of Italy.
The Chamber of Deputies was engaged
upon the conversion Of the S per cents.
which the ministers have not made party
question.
In connection with this suhjec, tables have
been published shelving the extraordinary
| Increase of joint stock companies zen com
mundite) i'll France, from which il appears
tha, their number, which in Ir1G was b,,
rs, was on the ist of January 1893, 1888.
and their capital. which at The frs, men
toned period. WAS but J6.397 .UlrD ir. was n1
he latter .O0S,U20,3DO. This increase is
| i'll part attributed to the sales made of ) pcr
cent stock in expectation of its conversion,
and the Investment Of the procecds in i,,in,
stock companies.
Lord Brongiiam was at Paris, where he
was received with great attention. dining
will, the King. and with the President of
the Chamber of Deputies, NJ who's, table IA
number ofihc most distinguished ucn were
invited to meet him.
There were reports in Paris Of additional
successes gained by the Queens generals in
Spain.
Defeat Of the Russians by the Circassinns.
From the Scmaphorc Of Marscilles of the
l4ih:-" We have received letter of the
2hth uit. from Constantinnpe, from which
we take the following passages. The Cir
cassians have just gnincd a complete vicio-
| ry. The Russian army is DESTROYED: all
the works raised by the beseigers on the
shore have been levellcd to the earth -
Thousands of Russians who have cscapr,l
| from the carnage have taken refuge in l.rzc
roum. This has given rise to n report thai
I they had taken forcibie possession of th..
town"
The Hanoverian Chamhre DIES E,ats mani
tests the most decided opposition 10 ,h..
political schemes OF King Ernest. Its la,c,;
act was postr"ninr for one year the bud.,.
voted by the last ASS 'rnbly, by which the
King is left without money.
The King had made ovcrturcs to n mum
Der Of distinguished scientific men, foreign
ers as vel, rs natives. to fill the chaire q,
the hanished professors, but they were al!
rejected with contempt.
"A Vienna letter gives tho following de
scription OF scene which took place there
n lew days ago, on The opening of the sui
scription for n rail road from that capital to
Zeal :-"I'he magistrates having found ,I,..
Offices at first appointed too small. Prime.
SchwartZenburg granted the use OF his
palace Tor tins purpose; still the pressure.
OF the crowd, which was estimated AZ thirty
thousand AT least. was SO great that doors
were forced in, walls sealed. limbs broken.
and even blood she'd. The efforts of -
battalion of grenadiers, a detachment IF
light horse. and Two hundred police officers,
were insufficient To keep back the crowd,
and with the flats Of their swords produced
| also hurt"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31
Oh TUARY,

Communicated
DIED, Oh tho 18th inst, at the residence
of his Mother, in this District TViNam T..
NJ. CgHrie, in the 18th year Of his age
The deceased was n student at Greenwood
Academy, in Abbeville District, where he
was successfully prosecuting his studies
when he was attacked by St. Vi,us' Dance.
HE was removed to his Mothers residence
in this District. where after sew, raj DAYS of
extreme suffering. he finished his bricfcourse
on earth, leaving disconSoIate Mother and
Sisters with large circle of. friends aud
felatiVes TO mourn bis early dos'h.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

Loconic "A remarkable example Of the
laronc style has recently taken place, which
would put Lconidas and his countrvmcn To
shame. An Edinhurg Quaker sends to n
brother Quaker in London n sheet of letter
paper, noIhing whatever in the writing way
save note "f Interrogation. thus III, his
friend returned the sheet. adding for a sole
reply az. The meaning OF the question
m! answer is as follows: What newsr No
thug"