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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

On!''r "i The Or.innry at Eu.ri.r!h
y District, will be- soil nj t,r late res,
dcnrc Of Wiley II! Berry. deceased. com
nrencIng on "Wednesday the 1,h of Noyr,n-
her next. all The personal property Of ,ni,i
deceased consisting of Twrn'> likely y
g-"eS large stock of Il"rscs. Cattle and
Hogs. Corn and Fodder. Hnu-chold and
Kitchen Furniture. and numerous other
articles not mentioned. Terms are n crcdi,
of twelve months. the purchasers to give
their notes with two approved securities.
SAINT. STEVENS, .idm'r.
October |. 1888 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

S. 81 UpiEsaouRAGE.--it was told 10 the
e8Uf flhlip OF Mac-tiun, that PhoCus
!. s1tS! ~! ,Maa plan To murder him. Il can well
l.s!ihe it.'' he said .ior 1 know he i, cow.
9ss& Hs& aII theretore there can he no doubt
~ murder would sit easily in his heart
\ nlra.lisrincii0n to The tr,,ism was ,he
remafk made by. the Duke of MarIhor
oaE Eessssiirn informed, that AN officer whom
'hesaatf Broken inr misconduct, suugh, an
TO take his life. i am in no ap-
'ft!encfasion;' 4 said the Duke, because know
:1sinssS be "a man Of courage
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

The ST. L"miS Republican. n whig pa
per. of Scrtrmher II. gives the names aud
politics of the members recentiv elected to
the Legislature of Missouri According 10
tins >Iar"nrnl. the SENATE will be composed
of f'Urniy democratic me,nl,rrs and thirteen
wh's~, aud the House "f Representatives nf
.fhY eight democratic members, aud fhirty
nine wllgs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
EI;ssss3 EOa. Sale.

HNiiE Subscriber oirrs E.r sale his Plart,.
81 ton.irn. "n Ia" waters oi l..,Ir +tr rh,,ns
anl """ky Greeks containing ;bnu: eight Eun.
drcd lSaO t"rcs adjoining lands Of Capt. Wea.
v'r' fhos. Harvey as.d others. Persons wishing
to examine the pace can apply to JAS .reen on
the premises. For terms apply to The subscriber
living Mt Edge:icld G. House. Corn Fodder.
ana Oats can he had at the lace mt naric, rrice
y, B. ADDISON.
Sept, Is, 1888 ii 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

lie Dutchmdn'S Horse.-Derc's te horse
vr0w. He'll travel IT, hill u,r and the road
down better as any oder horse never did
Odertiav WIS riding been and half come
I" Kp'Vnn Wrinkles house up; my watch
wassNnns' on the clock. when come To
Hans Van Nagniancr's il was vaun,ins =
minutes 10 4, ..ieu Gnit! lir beat dc time
dat much.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
EIsIAIts.@r Els. SAFE.

WILL deliver i-"mh"r"i >u.,rri.lr quail
Il ~ aud of all ,!!nri,sion. Il! ,h;;, wei,
known Mill. known as mos L,n,.r,,,.,.
on sShaws Greek. IN this Di.,ric,. ,,,o,., ;;
miles from The Pine House, Price u c,s.
pc" hundred lra,. Et.LiNURITNI T.
October |. Isis II *
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
Ssea:ssYEg'S SasES.

:: - All Order ,ni, llGr CONT o.' Co;nmo.
q q Pleas for d@clrd Dis, irici, wi he :, 4!
Il Ia Ea"c!i>c Factory. under an 81 a,acnrrcn N
-, Gaze of Jcre,ah Hall. W ;;"orG. L. "a: {, %,
W. d;i'Sav ia" :i,h :'si the ini!nw.na property.
a lining Table. "ne Log Cart ~ o dozen it:,t.r.
nj Sash. one Grind :;toiic. one Burcau and o,.,,
~ ami Cali.
Terms Oi sale. cash.
W. ii. MOSS, 5. f. D.
Oci2. IS}S c2-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
uAMKIRl;. :. C..

lV1 spe,rf lily t" inform her l,irn'> II d
The Public thai she ha, again ,nk-n ,c
Planters Hotel, which she intends np;..,-
ing for .hr accommodation ut I,rr:na,,. ..
and transient Bnirirr,, on the Isl q
next. Erum her experience in The hIsin =.
She Is induced i0 h"pe thar She will be ,i
- give satisfaction TO those VITO may hr...o
her Yith their custom.
Hnmburs, S. C.. Sept. 2G. 1888 36
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s. q r. q Y ca

(. RON ;h' Snh, rirr:. some lime i'm
August last, large hlach MARE
MI Ill. I"i' eye "u'. She has :, large scar
-" III, i'iI i!nnh. ANY !nin:ua,iou VII bc
'nhnhiI!'y received direct d To Nj, Wiling,
"m" >n'ths" rev ard paid to amy person
VII" will deliver said Mule tn the Sli..cri
hrr l!rnie on Saiun!i River, near ,lr mouth
g! III" C..,k.
Ht.DEKlAll WATKINS.
s;e -. lS:1S ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
q administrators sale.

an Order from iIr' Ordinary ni Edge
hP field District, | will sell ni the late re-
>i'!cnce Of Richard Berry, deceased. "n
Tuesday The 3Oih day OF October, oil The
Personal Property of said deceased. on a
tr"tii' OF twelve month, purchasers To give
heir notes with approved securities. The
Sar will not commence earlier Than 10 a.
clock. SiUKLEi COOK H.
October j, 1888 Il 81 ddm'y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

Sea Island Crop.-At regular Quarter.
'y Meeting Of the 81. Anrrw's 4 riculru-
raj Society, held on the 2h INST, the Com
n'ttcc of Inspection, after diligently going
over aud examining all the Crops on James
Island, report ny their investigation. thn,
the Cotton Crop in that section of the Par
ish' VIII nor exceed 65 lhs ginnrl Corton
per acre: less than the half Of a fair average
crop PROVISION crop inir. particularly the
carly Corn,-Ckdrieston Mcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

The HerM cfMe CHy.--The rcpnr, of
the Board "i lie lth. publ he'd Yesterday,
shows n considerable increase ia The mum
t,.r of deaths by the prevailing epidemic. :
The deaths by Stransc:' .F"vnr. ihr previ
ons week, were ihirIv--ight, and in l!mr las,
statement they announced 10 forty nine.
Since Saturday. we l.rvr heard OF srvc
raj new ca>r$, hul have no, received such
inlnr,n"tinn rs would warrant us in giving
hcrided opinion a~ Ia the progress Of the
disease. We have no reason 10 SUPPOSE.
howe er,Ihht I'll" city i improving in Ernl,h.
hun on The contrary, understand Ii,nr sevrra
Instances of natives neins attacked with
fever have occurred, ho'h in the city aud
on ''n!iivan's Island, ana that The Srrau.
gers Fever las ,xi,lttd it. ,a,ucc.
over portions of the city, that. in former
years, were considered as siii. places nI
retreat.
From these remarks, it will he perceived
thai we consider the return of absentee
dangerous, ut the present lnnncnt aud
While We hold ihnt opinion. II is our duty
4" express it, however much we desire a.
gain ~ invite our friends To their homes and
their flniiics.
The weather. for a number nf,lavs past
has heen quite unfa,orDblr. moist an,!
warm, X'iibiting no Indications ui nu early
frost, which is 'h" only hope left of rrlici
from The Affections which we experience.
Charleston C0ur.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

Health Of ChnrlrSton.-The Charleston
BOARD of Health reports the ,iea,hs Of Sixty
five persons in that CITY during ine week
ending :Slh ult.-Ofihrse 50 we're white,
and 1S blacks aud coInred. Fur,v six of
lh'. whites and three blacks by Strangers
Fever
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

/, 10, SgaN sWlLKEs.-One evening when the
TONE ea ol S"n'n'nn was "ona ,n adjourn, he
negSssi permission To make a speech. ..E,r."
sa,a ne ~ have sent IA copy To tn" Public
Aidvett'ser, and how ridiculous should J APP
pfarssit il were published without having
been sdelivered'' .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

re ray sr;i can you tell m. what that man
.W,assjhangeo was for the other Iay!'. Said an
lfissia,aH 10 au acquaintance whom he hap
5PsAisa 10 meet. Forgery, believe" was
ti,iaeetssns.ver.--"Tlrd devil it was" returned
: 3shlessr,snnan -''Why Murphy told inc il,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
ESs'H' Ssi.

q III. Persons i.uying dcur.,,.s aea;ns, tho
q is;:lln -! Thomas W. iilaa.., are REQUEST
ed 10 lia"d them i:i,o liz. subscriber properly At
tested. AMI t,oSe idci'ic,; IcGm-c; to make
l,aymcn; w.lhont delay.
SAM. +. GOODE. AHu'r.
Sept l3, 1893 j a:i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
TJCTJCC.

a III. P"r."ns indebted 10 ,!.e lac Io.h
& 80 = /. Deceased. are rcGue> ci to li,.ku
pave mt ',da,' "r:>,,'is .,;y :,!n dlA.s ng;,irs
tn" cat u >a.! ircr,:ct grc requested To 20
sent "''" dt,!v l!lrSird. WM. rAD,i!T.
sep e'nrc; -. i~ - ~ iG..r
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SSS.S.JU

very lInnd.ome business for rs davs
running, aud ten days in port. The pro-
hrm of Atlantic steam nnvienti II is ,olved.
both ~ I" Ira>ihi'i,, aud profit.
The Gra, II eStern brings 675O letters,
and the Poland ahuur 1000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

S. nes Louisville Journal tells Of worthy
E.ss 5senttsf WHO. being a candidate for
,<ass Vas sm,aking a stuni,speecll, when
ne sEoI the auditory asked him whit
.stss I'M price t"r pulling Il tooth. Il will
81 4 yHuitooih Tor shilling, nni your nose
"A ~ n9sa ille money. was the prompt reply.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

Th" New York Journal of Commerce
estimates Ih" receipts of the Great West
ern. AZ fuuws:
li:' passengers at 30 ouincas, 24.690
$50 TONS merchandise. at .e:s per ton 2 100
Letters, 1000
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

.Ehe friends of WIN FOY an
nauiice him Caudida'e for Tax Collector of
Edgefield District, u}I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
NOTICE..

a N OFERSER wanted for the ensuing
a year. One 'haI can come well reccrn
mcnded fn- industry and sobrctv. with 9th
er necessary qualifications, will find employ
mes' ny application through this O,hAe.
October 1888; Il u.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11

a LIST of Letters remaining in the Post or.
"A nee at Hamburg 3. e. for the quarter,
ending jOth Sept. lS.5S, no, before advertised.
A &B
Arnold, Britannia Miss Arnold. Rev. uT
Anderson, Alien Bluc k, James
..ayiey, koDcrl Brown, ttmC
Duhiills, isaac Boswell, Gcursc
D'a'K Nancy care BAPTIST Church, cure
II l.enacr !. Carson
Baptist Church, caro- Bnutst Church. levels
Il Morris
Cro*der, '!'hos. Liver Churchill, Levi NJ
pool Eng Cobb. Ja,nc-
Colin John Churchill Sn,,ueI C.
Coprl'nd, RcvM MA Coleman, H w
Cobb, ms Mary C0ok, Ual.cl
alln.un, John
D&F
Dawson 'rhos DcvaIl, Ncri u
,Ies-rs J T. Mays. w Fair. John II
) Howard! AID W FoA James
Day, Managers Il, Cinui's.
GtNII
Greene. Mrs Nancy, Holmes. Tlos f
Greene. II Iiuson W n
rrcenG. iled.enan HUlnles, Lawrence jas
Garrett, VIM Hum, David
IoOgIns. JGhn !iiii Joci ID
ilaiimond !rs & 4 iirtci,ns, fleming
J &i.
Jerome. Z I.It.cic:d. u G.
&C. onr, Eobl" L..tnan. Thos.
Jcss"p, Aessrs & &co Lcstsanse, ,;ichard
l.atlnlef, Nil. y l. Lewis. Oscar .
~
AicT'eiSue. Patrick Michel !; w
Alefary, FOR byron na,i.is Nancy
A!onr,'c. X q = Martini &C
Morrison. John McCor,:. Selah r
Morgan. Archibald McDonald, BE-
iosc.ey, Mr.
n, on
Norris, Ilrs Esq Pan.ue George
Newman, john Powell Ctrarlrs 9
OShorh. Joseph care PEI, kiils james
u Parrot. Prarce, Joseph
q Il
Etuar'cs, Mrs Nancy Roper Joel r
Rice, 'ir Rnmicy. Miss Martha
i,Ighcr, lsanc Reuins Mrs Anna
Kooney, or Mr. Mce,z
S&T
Sego, FL. w Summerall. Caroline
Slrcetrr. e. - SD,rry Nar.us
Sellers, or!nan Spamn. Mrs Elizabeth
Spaun Dr james Tuuey b
Sturgess 4 l Esq Irnyor Margaret
W. Y
Withcrspno' Miss NJ y Wi,hersroon. Miss
Wli!i;'nIs Jesse. Wood Davidl
Wi!'nIns % A WINNER. Col Ben F
Wal John Walker, Bcu w ESQ
WalS"o May Wright, Litl.chury ami
w iurhuugr,P VI avis
J. w. YAHBoROCGH. PM
flaslhur. >. &. Oct. Is, l-iS lU:, e. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-10-11
EEeDDE.

BNAlR market prices will he given for
l. WOOL. delivered at The VaucIusc
Factory, or at the store of Smith g. Co..
Edecfcld &. ll.-and the Cash paid down.
JOHN BAUSKETr.
July %, 1889 al Is
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T'ep PLANTER

y UST Received fresh supply of Bag
s@ eing aud Bale Rope. which ,,i!I br ,,i,.
ch Of on accommodating terms. b>
&. a. DOWD.
Sept 10. 1888 81
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II r. w GOODS.

FENtti. Subscribers have Just ,ccc, ed from
q York II splendid assortment of FALL
AND HINTEH GOODS. Cuns. ting Of
Clo,l,s, Cassimcrts aud Vcslincs,
Stocks, Collars and Bosoms,
Gloves and Suspendcrs.
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REV Ss0dsEaS.

THS HI Subscriber begs leave to nvi,c the al
n tention OF the people OF Ede, field and the.
Diitrlct- To al entire New Stock of
GERMAN, ENGLISH AND
.'sSs,s1E AMER CAN
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EEyrs <s,.0 Vl,ubveyyvs.

Flats N1.H ETNlbs'eyyeyS,
VIII, many other New and fashionable Articles
III heir ne. a general assortment of
.,EADYMADE CLpTHING,
And Military Trimmings Of at kinds.
p. S.-CLOTHlNG Made up the best mar.
- ner md most fashionable style.
GOODWIN. HARRINGTON Il Co.
Edaefe!d c. ii. Oct. ., Issa 81,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-26
THE pEvysYLyANIa FRAUDS.

The following extracts from m article
under this head in the Hartford Times, point
on, the identity of the Wigs Of the present
day with the federalists Of Hartford Con-
vention notoririy, so clearly, that we give
them to our readers for their especial con-
sidcration
"In this Pennsylvania fraud, We have
developement Of the principles, the tenden-
cy and the final object ofihe federal or wing
par,y. With total recklessness of char
acter, and an utter disregard of law, of the
constitution, and of popular rights, they
have cndeavoredto grasp and maintain pow
er, and, in the words of Burrows, one of
their leaders, "treat the election as if we
had not been defeated" The same spirit
was manifested bv the same party in the ln-
famous attempt to cheat the people of the
United States, by making Aaron Burr,
President, instead of Mr.. Jefferson. De-
fea.ed aud desperate, they then bid defiance
to the popular will, aud strove to commit an
act which covered them with shame, and
deep aud damning disgrace.
The Hartford Convention is another
chapter of infamy in the history ofthat par
ty. From mere factious motives they had
opposed the war, and when they thought
the country involved in the deepest Difficult
~. they met in secret, aud plotted the dis
memberment of the Union.
Each Of these acts was intended to sub
vert the government, and destroy popular
elections. Believing that "the people are
their own worst cnemies"-ihat they are
Z" "iucspablc Of self -goyernment"--the feder-
,I;.,s undertook to give them Aaron Burr
instead of Thomas Jefferson, whom the peo-
ple preferreJ. Believing that the people
were incapable Of jndging in relation to ou'
difficulties with England-and enraged thai
thev should support Mr.. Madison's admin
;s,,o,;on The Hartford Convention was de-
y;.sd This last attempt was made twenty
f,ur wears ago, this present month. Hum
LIsd d;sgr,ced. deserted by those whom
u.oy lad deceived, and eho until iha, time
lad cone with them, the federal party, afteI
,he Convention was exposed, sunk down "a
a minority in nearly every State in The Un-
ION.
After the lapse Of almost quarter Of q
cen,.,y. the scene is changed from Hartford
10 Harrisburg, but the same evil spirit Is
eybibi,ed-the same disposition To defraud
the same distrust Of the people-ihe same
disre gard of the laws. the constitution, ard
the principles of honesty and justice. W.
find the Hartford ConveniionIsts ehcenn.
on aud encouraging tiseir brethren in Har
risburg, IN the perpetrstion of this enormou
Outrage. The people of Pcnn.ylyania ar,
this very week sign aiiscd rs I" 1,ul,." b,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-26
DANDRuTT AND
BALDNEsS.

OLDRIDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA
u DANDRUFF AND BALDNEsS-Tbe or-
,icIe oboye named " chemical couibiBaon OF such
ingredients as havc proved Themselves eiicacious in
assisting the n,inral growth Of the human hair, and
removing all ob-tucies TO its perfect developement.
IN this article TO the particular notice Of
discerning public. the proprietor Is but recapi,,n
ting the oft expressed sentiments Of the many hum
dred- VINO have successfully tested is efficacy aud
opde yfnl qualities, this compound having acquired
Tor itself character for singular merit and value.
Il i. used by ladies' aud gentlemen, generally to keep
the hair moist and beautiful. aud the head free from
Dandruh which !, does most perfectly and thus pre-
vents Badness,
III Cauiion.-O Observe that each bottle Of the
re r,,,ns Bal-au of Columbia has splendid engfav-
ed wrapper which j. represented the Falls ofNi-
agara, DC.
Sold wholesale and retail. by COMSTOCK &
co, y Fletcher-st near Maiden Lane, door from
Peaslst New York. Ia Newport, by X. J. TAl-
LOR, las, Tbamcssi. .s. 1-,.t I
NJ THE LATE MAYOR Of Phiadeiplia has
certified under seal OF the city 10 the eharaeitr Of
several, Divines, Ply scisns. aud gentlsmen ofhgh
standing. who declare positively under ihei own
hands a II Of which mmy lie seen al the place named
/ below that the Balm Of Columbia Is moi only cer
tain prescrvati,e but positively ares,oraiive Of IL,
human hair T; also sure cure for Dandruti. VIII,
shalt dispute or who 60 bald The only true hav
a splendid steel plate engraved wrapper with Fall
Of Niagara, &c on H. Enquire ut No. , Fletcher
ST. door below Pearl-sifcei, near Maiden Ian
\ New York. nov. ".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-26

The MORMON PRiscNERs.-We learn
from the Western Star, of Nov. 20, that the
examining trial Of the Mormons, before
Judge King, closed at Richmond on the
"Wednesday previous. That paper says,
+" Some twenty y-fve or thirty were discharg-
ed. and about thirty five are retained for in
dictment and irial-some for treason agains,
the State, some for arson, burglary, robbery
and larceny. We are informed the ,esti-
mony discloscs many facts which have not
yet been published to the world, but uot
deeming it proper to make them the subjec'
of newspaper comment before the trials oi
the accused, we forbear their disclosure
We are not apprised with certainty Of what
steps will be taken for the safe custody oi
the prisoners, hut think it most probable
they will he divided ard sent to the jails ol
the most Convenient counties having jails
They are at present uuder the guard Of q
part of Capt. Bogard's company of militia,
Gen. Clark having disbanded all his troops
by order Of the Governor.
The indictments will be preferred in the
counties of Ray and Davies. but it is thought
the venue will be changed from those coun'
ties at the instance of some Of the prison
ers.-St. Louis Rep. s,h inst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-26

admiral replied that he could not grant
truce, but that he would send n sunmuns
To capitula,e. and that il il were not signed
by six o'clock, A. nj. of the 2slb, he would
recommence his attack IN the fort aud city.
The terms of surrender were accepted, and
at break Of day all the boals of the squad
ron were sent to carry off the rest of the
garrison. The surgeons of the different
vessels were likewise sent to atte,d the
wounded of the enemy, who were subse-
quently removed to Vera Cruz.
In this action, which was continued two
hours and half by two of the frigates and
four by the third, eight thousand balls and
three hundred and twenty bombs were
side men were killed, one of whom was a
midshipman, and 33 wounded, two of whom
were officers.
In case this attack had proved unsuc-
eessful, force composed of 500 marines
and 700 cannoneers was ready to assault
the fort, and the steamboats, being furnish
ed with bridges to be cast upon the walls,
the castle would have been carried by as
sault
The Mexicans have suffered immensely
the captain of the Meteore with whom we
conversed, gave us a touching description
of the carnage. The shore was covered
with the dead and dying, and the piteous
cries of the latter were heard amid all the
din and tumult Of the battle.
We must not omit adding that through
ont this affair, the conduct of Admiral Bau-
din was marked by generosity. He refrain
ed from firing upon the city, and though he
was strongly advised to attack the fort du-
ring the night, which would have given him
an immense advantage, he replied that he
would only 6ght the enemy in the day.
The other vessels belonging to the squadron
took no share in the action, as there was
not room enough for their operations.
The French vessels still continue TO cruise
in the neighborhood of the coast of Mexico
tn prevent the entrance of vessels in TO any
other port than that of Vera Cruz.
We are told that the English Consul had
requested admiral Baudin to spare his house
if he attacked the city. The admiral prom
iscd TO ohserve his request. BY curious
f.tality the only bomb that reached the
to-. n. fell and exploded near The dwelling
of th,s fnncrionary, carrying away n portion
of The roof.
The French squadron now cnnsists of2
vessels.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-26
SPL e DID
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'S
Z > { 4 I s,

wv CALLAHAN will this week receive a
w few copies of the most splendid London
Annuals, which he will sell at the lowest New.
York prices.
lie has now on hand the following beautiful
American Annuals; viz-The Gif edited by
Miss Leslie-Tbe Token, edited by s. g. Good
rich-The Religious Souvenir, edited by Mrs
Sigourney-The Violet, Juvenile annual by
Miss Leslie. and The Keepsake.
He has also great variety of elegantly bound
books, suitable for presents, among which are
splendid editions Of the Bible and Common Prey.
er (some Of the latter printed on beautifully bold
and clear type--psaimns, hymns, and all. Mrs
Sigourneyfs Poems,--Mrs Hemans'-MiltoD's--
Burns'--Cowpers--Cam elps--Thompsou's and
many others Juvenile books in great variety.
g1rAll the above will be sold at the very loves
prices. Call and sec. dec. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-26
sPENCER's
etable Pills.

VNlfE forest is natures medical repository, and
n experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been culled, aud
that teacher, experience has shown il To be unryal
ed IN It's salutsry effects on the human system.
Thousands have been benefited by the use of these
Pills aud they seldom fail of the intended effect
For all diseases originating in Impurities of the
blood, they have no equal. For complaints Incl.
dent to the female constitution they stand unri, all
ed In complaints of children, in headache dyspep-
sia, chronic disorder and the ncipent stages Of con
sumption, they certain 90 afford speedy relief
aud generally effect cure when all other means
have failed. They perfectly innocent and safe,
and may he taken at all times, and under all circum-
stances without The least possible danger.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, War
wick X, l. who IS sole proprietor--to whom only
the composition is known.
Sr Be PARTICULAR. Each box has an inside
wrapper, with an engraved fac simile Of the propri.
etors signature, and an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing tho words VEGgTA-
BIZ Pulls" The cover OF the box is stamped q
3. None others are genuine.
The reader is particularly referred to the recon,.
mendatons and certificates which accompany the
pulls and the respec liability oiwhich cannot be qes.
toned.
These Pills may be obtained Of
MARY TILi.EY,
No. - Spnng-street.
'ee w. Sole Ageni for Nerpon.