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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Miscellaneous.

An English paper gives the following ac
co"n' of the death OF an indi> dual from
mat terrible disease, the Gi0nders
MOST HORRIBLE DEATH,
On Saturday week, AN adjourned inquest
was held at the Champion, Prince street,
Lissot grove, on the hoi> OF John Nj LclIan
whose death occurred under the foIIowino
circumstances. The jury frs, proceeded I0
view the body Of the unfortunate man
which presented aspcctacle TOO horrible to
describe, the face being one mass of sores
from top 10 toe. From the derosit,uns i,
appeared that the deceased was the driver
OF cab and, horse, the property of MIR w
Jnhnson, cab-0wneT, at the west end of
'he Town. On the evening of Friday week.
deceased came home and complained Of
having cpld. lic took some cruel nud
Went 10 he'd. On the following day LARGE
Jumps or swellinss began Ia make their an
prarancc under the jaw and on the nose
Which, as we'll as the eyes. cmi'tcd a great
neal ot running The eyes gradually be-
came worse atsl full of holes, aud the nose
an" Jaw broke out into dreadful sores.-
Me'icai aid was called in. hEi The gentle
man who attended was unable to tell m. ma
'nre oi the disease. On Wednesday week
deceased was conveyed IN II cab 10 Sir Az,
nonnced II to be the slandars. caught from
horse. The deccased's medical item
dant subsequently fell in with his opinion ::
but all remedies were found of no avail
Inc unfortunate man gradually became
worse and entirely insensibe. Ia the
space "i Two days his nose fell from his face,
anu his eyes became like n cullnnder. both
emitting thick mucous running. n.
however. about aquarter of an hour be.
lore h's death. which ,ok place on Thurs
aay evening. recovered his senses. aud s.n-
tea that he had got his death by wiping ,hc
morse, which "as glandrred, with his pock
"' handh' 'cihef. and llcn inc ,utiousIy
using the same to wipc his own nose. liz.
9Xp're'' III the most cxcrucining .gnny.-
Inc jury returned Il verdict. "That dc
ceased died from CHAMBERS accid n,nIlv
caught from horse, of which he was the
h''ver'' The Jury declared thar rhov could
nc, nor he satisfied unless the horse was killed
Inc proprietor expressed his readiness 10
assent to their propn,al. and the animal
was accordingly destroyed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
EdSciieid Village
EE M.fLE .kd.EAbd;,HY.
kHi.. exc. c.ses o! I'm. Ins,ltu,luu ,y,u re

Wiz exc. clses o. tins Institution w,I re-
Il co 'lmenc Oh Tuesday. the Ist dan Of jan
"u'y so Fn' itrclor informs t.,e commune
~ "''t Miss STARK, who has assisted .,lrn this
year, lis gagged tor tine next also. With the as
siatahce Ol .iiis lady and Of Mr. BAroy in the
"hs!cdt department. nj. the Ornamental branch.
Us o DTatomg, Painting, Nee1iis-,oork and lIusic.
wiz DE taught III Tins ms itutiUn, together with
t'c soihl hr ttlciIcs heretofore Taught. BuARu.
IN" can DC 90 !tIned Ill the mouse OF the licc,0r
ior thirty pip., and III ncIr hbori.g private,
houses 10 AM extent desired. II is i,:l,i,c,iar,y
dcar 'bie, that those who intend to place their
Gil dreh III this Institution io. the mex, wear
s"o''id do SO IN tic trs; week of tn opening of
uc Schoo IN January; as, i'll that wre., the cias-
ses win be formed for the wilol,, SYSTEM to com
mcn'c It's operations OH Monday of the second
week.
iic school room is provided with fire plnccs
ana iires I" make 1t c",mititbe in winter and
t' hours o. Instruction are the same in that sen.
son us IN tii' summer So that til. ;,dv:,n,aucs
Tor study IN the winter will bc equal to those in
the summer. "
Frees III tn Solid Branches aud Mus;c ,b.
snlnr The next year az this. For Drawing I'd
fa'iiting, SS per uarier For Nrcdl,.worI,
S6 Paytaa sqmarl"ri, il. advance.
~, w. JOHNSON, Rector
Ed2rhcd Nov. L. IsIS e. sD
The Outh Caro- nan Charleston Courier and
Mercury. An- uSia , hrOnrle IL SEMI, ,l and
onSlituonalist wi give tin. above Two weekly
INSERTIONS. a"d forward their accounts 10 this of:
flee Tor pay y,ncnt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
SlIEEsIFF's SALES.

HRh Hn Order from the Cnur, of Com-
mon Pleas for Edgefield District will
tie sold IN Hamburg under an Attachmenr
IN The Case of Isaac Iltn.v vs.. j. r. Kill
hurn "n Tuesday after the first Monday in
November next. the following proper'v:-
Tw" Negro men, Nick aud Lewis: Also,
nineteen Mules, two Horses. four Wagons,
on" farI. one Straw cutter, Three hundred
cords Wood, and a quantity of Erick burns
anu unbnrnt FERNS of sale Cash.
w. II. MOSS, S. En-.
Oct. %. 1888 l. %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Valuable Plantation for S,Ic

auanfc Esantnfion for Sale,
VIE Subscriber offers for sale The Plan
II tatlnn whercon he now lives ON Hc,.
ver'lam Creek, miles from E,i.cGe.I G.
i""sc, joining John ". Simkins, J jJo,.
ingSwortlr, B"rrcll Hobbs and others. The
tract contains four hundred and forty (44Ol
'crcs. more or less. about one hundred
cleared ami under good fence, thu rcmnin,.er
No'n'at" Cn The premises are Dwell
;"s mouse ,,, an" all other necessary ou,huild-
InGs. The above Plantation will br nc.
Tered ai private sale until The f,st M,,J,y
III December next, hen, if noi sold nre.
viouSly. will he sold on that ,Iav AZ Edoei;cId
House to The highest bidder. Auy nerson
wishing T." purclIns.. will do wei to call ,nd
examine the premises. and the term, will
be made known. WIZ
CIV TIIURMOND.
Oct. II. 1883 90
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~ OF ice.

SfRAl ED from the Subscriber, living
~ III Barnwcll District. S. T.. TWO miles
from SIlverion, about The IOth Srpienber
last. yonug Mare Mule. almost black. ex
cept the legs which are of u lighter color.
No particular marks recOllecfed except n
small white spot on the right side Of The
root of the tail, and Il small wart on the nose.
liberal reward will hr given for its .leliv
cry at my residence, nr for any Information
that may lead 10 its discovery.
JACOB FOREMAN.
Oct. IL, 1888 I'd ~
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Runaway Negro.

ANAWAl from The subs, ribrr, ON
~ The l3Ih "i September, II negro man
ny III" name OF WARREN, about rs or
70 years old, having lost su:ur of his fore
teeth. It's presumed that he has shaped
ms course Tor Charleston, =. e.. 4 liberal
reward will bc paId for his apprehension
and safe Keeping, so that | get him again.
BYRD VI. GRACE.
i. =. Letters will reach me either nj CO.
lumbus, Ga. or Henry Court House, Ala.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
"A Teacher VVapded.

n N''''"nh;'h wnu viii ,.,,inc we'll -.
"o'nhIrni 'd AS Il Classical i'eachc.
WI i'.ri e.npl"Nn"m a~ Principal of TN
EdSctieid Male Academy. from In. LIST q.
January n'x', ~ makips application I"
james Terry. Esq. Secretary OF The B.,,rd.
BY ORDER OF rmE BoARp.
Oct 81, 1888 r. "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
tate of south :,roIino.

fU''EFiEID DISTRICT,
IL 'linc A. Duck and wife.
Arpl rantS vs.. Edmund pur-
sell and Others, Defendants.
hn order from the Ordinary of Edge
held District. shall proceed to sell.
Oh the first Monday in November next. the
lands of the estate of " illiam PurselI dc.
ceased. situate in said District. on the waters
OF C"iletown Creek. aud adjoining lands of
George Nichols. Elias lagroon. VandaI
NJ 'nce and others. and containing one hun.
drrh and forty acres, more or less, on cred
IT oi twelve months. The purchaser to oive
bond and personal security and mortyarc
of the premises to the Ordinary. Co>t IN
90 gaId IN cash; ,; VIII. MOSS, s., E,p.
uc' Sa' leS 6Pa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
~ OF i ce.

10 zee.
INliE Members of The Mine Creek Friend
l. ~ Botanic Smicrv are informed tna,
There Will he regular meeting of said So
clrt\ nj Rocky Creek meeting house ON
Monday the 18th November uext. The
members are requested t" be p,,nctuaI IN
their attendance. The Public in ocn.r,I
are invited to attend.
JOHN COGBURN
October 25 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Naval History Of the United Sta,es,-

Naval History Of the United States
Dir. Cooper, the celebrated Novelist, is en-.
gagged in writing the Naval History of our
country. From his intimate acquaintance
with NAUTICAL affairs, this gentlemen is emf
nently qualified for tho task. His work
will, no doubt, be valuable and full of in
terest. If there is any thing of which we
should be proud, it is the character of our
sailors. The history of our navy is full of
glory. Our naval officers have achieved
Tor themselves, reputation for romantic
valor, only cqunllcd by the heroes of the
middle ages. On whatever ocean, the star
spangled banner floats in the breeze, there
Is the symbol of our countrv's glory.
Government Notes, Biddie Notes, and
Specie.-We make auolher quotation from
the New Orleans Bulletin, about the mon
ey market:
"NEw ORLEANS, Sept. "a.
"United States Bank Notes 3 "a 4 uer Ct,
premium. United States Treasury Notes,
do, Specie, 3 do"
Alas! alas our country is ruined! Trea-
sury notes, which the Bankiles have prov
en- to be useless and worse than continental
money, arc only little better than U. S.
Pennsylvania notes or specie. Truly, this
government ought to break, or these gentle
men will lose all their character, as prophets
and sagacious politicians.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

Black Hawk, the great Indian Warrior.
died at his camp, on the river DesM oisnes,
ON tho 3Oth ult.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Public Notice.

ENliE partnership in trade hrrctoior, exist.
n ing between the SubSc, Ihers nj Iiau,huru
.. =. under the style of l.. NJ Churchill & Go
Is dissolved by mutual consent III. b,sin,.s
VIII hereafter be conducted nj ,hc sam. stand
by thnnnrey and Noble Jerome, under ,Lr
name and firm orc. y L.. Jerome" who v,lI r..
r'Ne payments and settle all accounts of said
L. vi. Churchill Il Co.
LEVI VI. CHURCHILL.
ClIAUNCEY JEROME.
NOBLE JEROME.
Iiamhnr". s c. Oclnhrr 10. I>3S 2G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Cloths, C:,ssimcrcs, Vc,;in-s

HATS, STOCKS AND GLOVES.
E'liE Subscribers have received II >plcn-
- dId assortment "r the above articles. of
the latest styles, to which they invite ,hc al
'e"t'on OF their customers. They are pre-
pared I" execute all orders for clothing in
the hest style and on the most reaso bile
terms. G.. l., a f.. PENN SCo
Oct. %. 1885 ,r3s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
southwestern IL. ROAD I,nnk

eOftn- ~ eStcrn AS. Road Isank.
az pohS will he opened by the undersigned
=. ~ Comm 'si"ners for Stock in this BANK, on
the ~,ii day Of October next. ut dyefclJ G. 81
ana Continue open between the ours O, 10 am,
: c'oc>. for 81 days. very stakeholder il, the
f''i kohd, who shall pay u the second install
iich' o. taiI i'"ad Stock. is enti'cdt subscribe
IL, ,"' a.; equal number Of Shares in the Bunk
Twelve dollars and I, half on cnrh Sh,rr .n s,,,,
scrinc" Tor IN the Bank, mus be paid at the :i,nc
OF subscribing, either to the COMMISSIONS orto
the Cari'lcr ofahy Bank in good cr.di, Nee,
'nS "i The StorkholdcsS OF the Bank. IN person
or ny proxy; VIII he he Id il, Charleston. on the
10Th November when the Mother ,,nk ,v;,, In
organized. and BranclIcs established il, Nor,I,-
Carolina and Tennessee, ~ s"on thereafter 10
possible. Acopy oflhe Charters is in our hands
for examination.
w. BROOKS,
J. TERRY. Comwiss;o,c,s
A. .. ADDIsoN. '""''''0"e''
September II. ISIS If 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
OtiCe.

TT is Ordered ,hal Il Court of Common
Pleas. for the trial of the Gases not dis
posed of this Term hr held at EdccfrlJ
Court House. on The third Monday in M
vember next, GEO. POPE, c.c.p.
Oct 20 1899 -f al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01

BaSgIns and Bale Rope.
Wiz. Subscribers have received :, supplv
of Hemp and tow Baggng and Bale
Rope. which they offer for sale al he An
gns'a prices.
G. l.. s. T. PENN, g. Co.
Oci. %, 1898 If 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
Brought to the .JaiI

q ,his District, ncar" woman bv The name
" OF JODA. about 30 wears of age, five .eet
8 or inches high, from trctl, bad. She saws
tha' sin bcion"st" Wilson Il Pass, ncgro.tradrrs
ihe owners are requested to come fnrward
prove property. pay charges and take her away.
=. j. GLOVER, }. f.. u.
',ct. w. IS'N If 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
NJ OTICE.

" OTIC &.
IL Persons indebted to the late Joab
"'s'i' deceased. are requested to make
payment; aud all ,ersons I,ayiu" demands ,o,;ns
l'e estate OF said deceased ure requested to rc
sen. mem duly attesied. WM PADGET.
September o, 1883 &c 81 4dn',
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lsA 5iSai.

THNiIB SubSc. .br. : i,;iye received n .unuIv or
Il CHEESE oi III nur 4u,lily tor tamil, usc
q. l.. Il T.. PENN y Go.
Ort 81 I~.,S 81. .,n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-01
~ d { ice.

w Ill he sold on Tuesday the fourth
nf December, at the late residence
oI Wililam Holloway, deceased, the lnnds
"' saIn deceased (cnnslsIing of three hundred
anu my arrcs) lying near Turkey creek.
h"" immediately on the Blocker road AL
so at the same time and place. the person
al property of said deceased, cons;st;nr nr
ten or Twelve likely young negroes. with
an extensive stock of every dcscrinrion. Tho
present crop of Cotton, Corn, Fodder. aud
ohts; Il fine new road Wagon, Household
.''' h"rhen Furniture and other art cIes of
T,'P"r'hnc"' on Il credit O: twelve mou,bs.
Purchasers giving their no,es with approv-
ed securities. "fP'o'-
!S:i2 !oH1Hx i>fS fHSoA1owAr,{ r-,,.
N'h. All persons having demands against
me estate vii! present them proprrlv ar.
tested ON or het"re The da, of sale.
JORDAN HOLLOWAY.
JOHN LAKE. Er'rs.
Oct 1888 ~
SHEEslFE'S SALE.
virtue of Sunir, wris nj Fir; E,c;,s,o
~ ~ M directed, will he sold at I'd. field c.
~. o', me i'r>' Aonda, 4 Tuesday in November
'eH,, :n, t'e following property viz:
i.oii;s Turner vs. Bale, Holt one Vaguon
and one BAY Ilor-c "esoA
LOWS f.lZey. Assignee VS. James Spann. the
u.'ello''h /: crest three separate racs ni land,
Oh co, 'nit 'ns t6l aci,s adjoi.il. ID. R!cua,d.
@ . ''""ief ana others, tl!e End coIliaiIing Gt9
acres adjoining the above tract Richardson and
",lrr:' r' 'he a tract $40 acres adjoining James
oSiivIe and others
'"cr I"w!es Ord..,a.y vsJ"Ln Is. Coyns,on
,''e "e'e"dhni = interest in the Ware House and
i-o' III the Town of Hamburg. know n az Cow
lil"ton Il Fairs. other p!iuii,s s,yern,l,. 90 IN.
Sa:',c' me the above drscr bed properly
o''er low es Ordinary. " John II. Fair. his
and l.oi. A'"@e
''"'"'irl L. Goohe. Assignee. W. Benjamin liar.
Horses. e' wv
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
WIN. II. MOSS, ED.
Oct. l5 IS3S ~
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~ O 1 i ce.

NOT fice.
"A LII persons Indebted to the Estate OF
Francis NJ. Young, are requested to
make Immediate payment; and all person,
having demands against the Estate are r..
H"ested to pr"srn' them duly a,trsted.
EDMUND PENN, .4dm'r.
Oct l9ih 1898 ,r ,s
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~ d { i e G.

office.
Monday the 10Th lust between Eli
~ 'ah Watson's and Artcma, Wotsnn,s
~ he Ridge. i'll this District. on the Road
leading from Columbia, | was iuluc.d :,
aPPrchcnh H'nng man al su>piriuu> an
pe;irhh"',W 10" WIS inuluir,. UI, a time hurSr
hr horse l. five years old, of a reddish
roam color. "t large size, " hitc hind Ircr and
white ioot locks, black main and tail. From
circumstances. | am induced to think tbot
ihr horse was >toler in Georgia. rh,.ovn
er Will come forward. prove property, pny
expenses and take him "wav
TILM\N WATSON.
Oct. 10 ~
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ESicahcA VViHtei Strained
E.ksN - dDSk.

III Subscribers hhre rCcened Il supply OF
lie above aricie oi very superior quality
u. l.. ~ T.. PENN Il Go.
O.t3i, I-33 n, 20
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.Ngiasaslb IsIsb'EaHS

a. AIlN:.i., AND r..ASNIiS Jus, rc
~ ceIvcd by the Subscribers
q. l.. q T.. PENN & Co.
Oct 81, lSiS re,
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$3J REWARD.

S3J REWARD.
WILL. "'vr S25 for the apprehension
n and delivery 10 ne, "f NV me-: ro bny.
Cicero, who LEFT my plantation some two
months since, and has hccn lurking about
the Village for some time.
WHIT. BROOKS.
Oct. l3, 1882 # 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-02-15
sUB.TREAsURY BILL.

MEETING IN PRovIDENCE.-A very nu-
merous and highly respectable meeting OF the
citizens of Providence, opposed to the pas
s,ge Of the Sub Treasury Bill, was held at
the Town House in that city on Friday even
inc last. The meeting was organized oy the
oppoiutment of the Hon. Richard Jackson ms
chairman, and VIM. w. Hopp'n' Secretary
The chairman introduced the business with
some appropriate remarks, after which Wm'
Wilkinson, Esq. addressed the meeting. a
committee of five having been appointed Tor
that purpose, subsequently reported mum
hcr Of resolutions, expressive OF the senti-
ncn,s Of the meeting, which were unanI'
,nously adopted.
Speaking of this meeting, the Providence
Journal of Saturday, rcmorks-
.Tbe call for this meeting was signed b,
n,nv Of the most respectable and influentia
% ;"d;y;duols of every class in this community
.nd ,mony them will be found gentlemen
% who have for years distinguished themselves
nv the interest they have taken ana sun o'
take. IN every thing that affects or Will ad
vance. the industry, prosperity, aud happnes,
Of The city, the state, aud the United states
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-02-15
Court of Probate, Newport, Feb. 8. 1888.

Court cf Probate, .Nsrport. Feb. s. 1888.
A N Instrument of Writing, purportng to
Ih. be the Last Will and Testament Of
Ruth Stoddard, late Of Newport, single wo.
man. dec. was presented for Probate ond Let
ters TestaInenary thereon:
II - ORDERED, thar the same be received aud
the consideration thereof referred to Court
ofPr"bate, to be holden at the State House in
Newport,on the first Monday in March next,
at 9 o'clock a. m. aud that previous notice
be given by publishing a copy of this order
three several times in the Herald otIhe Times,
for all persons interested to appear at said
time and place and be heard
True copy-witness,
b. b. HowLAND, Prob. elk.
Feb 151
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-02-15

Mn. WEBsTER's SrEECn ON TIE SUB
Treasury BILL.-We commence in to-
days paper the publication of this mas
terly speech, and shall conclude it in our
next. Let every friend to his country,
(or whatsoever name or party) Peruse IT
and re-pcruse it-over and over again
We trust, however, that it ,riH be read
extensively. The people are every
where eager for information. The fog
is indeed I|iing up, and returning sight
and reason resuming their wonted pla-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-02-15
IIERAL LDOF THE TIMES.

of some negroes, who set fire to two planta-
tous-ono. Mr. ]. w. Bakcr's-and killed
several men. They set fire to all his houses.
which, heing fire proof, were but slightly in.
ljurod, destroyed his steam mill, carts, and all
The utensils. They ure now concealed il
he high mountains, about 100 in number, but
are closely pursued by our troops. Mr..
Baker had n horse shot from under him, but
he succeeded in arresting several Of the re-
brls. The destruction is now over, and not
likely to occur again"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-02-15
Died,

In this town, on the 9TH inst. Miss Eliza
beth Clarke youngest daughter Of Audey Clarke,
ESD aged "a years.-''l he occurrence Of this
sad event is one Of The most solemn trials which
Providence could have ,lecreed to the wide circle
of her relations and friends The insidious and
malignant disease, which for long time made It's
silent progress, almost impercepthe to herself and
to her friends though it broke down her earthly
frame, did not touch her pure spirit, or impair the
strength of those true and deligh iul affections,
which bound her TO her fami'y.-Ihe gentleness
and purity Of her nature. the refinement ct her
taste, her habit Of thought, and her symPalhIes
with every thing good and beautiful in nature and
character while in the pride Of her being, they
delighted her friends now, in the calm sleep of
death become the sacred pledges of her happiness
in baher sphere of existence While the cold
and bitter reality Of adseparaton from so much
goodness, purity and excellence. casts n shade Of
deep gloom over the family freside, yet the firm
assurance Of the immortal existence Of the ties OF
love and affection, sheds upon her bcreaved home,
a ray Of light from the spirit land. to which she
has gone, and from whence her sympathies. and
her affections, now come TO mingle with those OF
her kindred That soul that delighted so much,
in the fair scenes Of nature. that felt so deeply,
the emotions Of taste, that breathed such purity
from The depths Of the heart. has passed to new
and more glorious liIe--in purer and brighter
world
On the sth inst. Abigail Rodman, wife Of Clarke
Rodnan, aged s5 years an esteemed member
of the Society Of Friends-During long and
useful life, she was devoted to the service OF her
fellow -beings, and her memory will long live in
the recollection OF her numerous friends.
On tuesday evening last, John, son OF Mr..
George Bowen. aged year and 0 months.
II AT Portsmouth, on Tuesday 9Th inst Mr. Row
land Allen, in the XClld year Of his age lie
was an ardent friend to his Country during our
/ Revolution struggle, and maintained during long
ire the stric,est character for honor and integrity
II In New Haven. Ct. on the 9th inst. Mr. Joseph
Champlin, (Machinist) son Of Christopher Cham
plin, Esq Of South Kingston, in the 32d year OF
his age Ills remains were brought by the steam.
boat Providence to this place on Sunday last and
conveyed to Kingston for in,erment. Ills death
was occasoned by his hand having caught in some
Machinery, which produced lochjaw, and ter
| minated his earthly career. lie was much es.
! tecmed and admired by all who knew him, and
! his loss will be severely felt by his aged parents
n AL Paw,ucket, on Wednesday last. Mrs. Mar
chant, wife Of Mr.. Henry Marchant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-02-15
NOTICE..

4 Lecture will be given at Armory Hall, on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 2oth before the NEW
PORT ASSOCIATION OF MECHANICS AND
MANUrAcrURERs, by Rev. Henry NJ. Davis,
on the Creation Of Matter.
Tickets l2b cents each, to be had at the Book
Stores Of Mr. Wm A. Barber and VIM Callahan,
at Mr. Tnyor's Druggist Store. and at the door.
Feb Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-02-15

UNITED STATES SHIP ERiE.--The L. &
ship Erie dropped down to Nantasket Roads
10 day, aud will proceed to sea the first IA
vorablc chance, to cruise on orr corst to re-
liove such merchantmen rs she may fall il
with, requiring assistance.
List Of O6cus.- Commander-Abrum S
Ten Eick; Liou,cnan's-J. S. Paine, II. X
Thatcher, George A. Prcntiss, Robert Han
dy; Snrgeon-J C.Spencer; Assistant Sur
gcon-J. NJ. Smith; Purser-B. J. Cahoone
Acting Master-John Murray; Passed Mid
shpmen-L. b. Avery, II. Il. Wmgotc; Mid
shpmon-C. Vanalstine; Acting Midshipmer
i. !. Barry, w. II. Montgomery, b. N
Westcott. !. G. Strain, N. c. Bryant; Boat
swain--John Morris; Gunner William Craig
ICarpenter-S. &. Macomb Acting Sailma
kor-B. B. Brachstead; Captains Clerk-J
! &. Clark Purser's Steward-Samuel Tap
ley .ner. jour. Of Thursday.