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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24
Domestic News.
From the Tallahassee f2oridinn, Mav

From the tallahassee F2oridian, Nays.
We learn that the remnant Of the Creek
Indians who, for some months past, have
been collected at Walkers Town on The
Apalachicola, preparatory to their removal
10 the west, have again taken to the woods.
They left. in body on Sunday night last,
about one hundred in all, and proceeded
down the river in flat Il few miles, and
Landed on tho eastern bank of a river from
which n large beaten trail leads into the
forest. Considerable apprehension prevails
among the settlers in the nciyhbnrIr,od of
the dcprcdations Of these lusitivcs. who
have no other means Of obtaining sus,enancc
than by plundering the white settlements.
The following facts were communicated
TO us ~ Capt w. l.. Lyon, as having. oc-
Cured on his voyage from Liverpool to ST..
Marks. They evincc reckless disregard
ot life and property; scarcelv exceeded hv
the attack of tho lawlcss hucancer which n
very much resembles. Wha, excuse Cant.
Bushby could aledge Cor cannonadinc \
vessel evidently within his power, and after
coming up with her, dischargng vollcy af-
Ter vollcy Of muskctry upon her deck, we
arc at loss TO determine, Had he deemed
1t lis duty TO board The Oconee. why was
1t MOI done the day previous, during the
grenlcr-part Of which she was in the i'm
mediate vicinity of tho cruisers retreat
among the Keys. Such outrases by those
protesting TO he the protectors of com
,mercc, merit the scvercst apprehension
and punishment. and the officer who com
lnittch il, should no longer be permitted
thus to disgrace the flag of his country.
Extract from the log book of the shin Oco
nee, VIM. l.. Lyon, master, bound from
Liverpool to ST. Marks, Florida
April 25 1928. AT z O'Clock. +. NJ
passed the Double Headed Short kevs,
distant about three miles, heard firing in the
direction of the Keys; supposed to proceed
from vessel in distress. The firing con
'inucd at intervals of about five minutes,
and at 10 L. NJ discovered il TO proceed
from vessel astcrn, the shot iIcn ,rorping
alongside; supposed the vessel to he p:rati-
cal schooner, from the fact Of her cn;nin.
ont OF the hcys at that hour Of the night
the ship having been in sight of the Kcys
ior several hours previous. A, II, hauled
70 the northward. with he view of cutsail
ing tho vessel in chase, hni tindin. she sill
gained, and continued firing Shot, at | o.
clock. NJ. rounded to, when we received
Two shots across our deck, follower, by two
Enllcys of muskctry in quick snccession.-
we were then boarded hy the Licu:cman,
OF tho vessel, which proved to he her =. NJ.
brig Wandcrer, Captain Bushhy, after va
iIous and minute inquiries as TO oar owners
cargo, consigncc, the port Of departure and
destin alton. &c. the Lieutenant left us with
orders TO lie under his stern u::til we re
ccivcd signal to make sail IS he wished
no iurthcr communication with us; made sail
lG!meaiate!y, and resumed orr course.
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for wo know the fact that the Roman SOL
dicr walked under weight Of about GO lbs.
and drunk but vinegar and water, aud tho
historian of Napoleon's rc,reat from Mos.
cow, declares that the temperatsa lone were
enabled to meet the fatigues aud suHarings
Of that most destructive campaign. But
we give the memorial.
TO the Honorable Sena!oro and Rcprc.
sentatives Of The Uniied States an CONGRESS
assembled: Tho undersigned, officers Of tho
United States Arlny,bcg leave respectfully
to represent, that in their opinion, the sub
stitltion Of sugar and coffee for the whiskey
part OF the ration allowed to soldiers has
been productive Of great good TO the service,
and also the inoans Of preserving the health.
efficiency, and happiness, and freouentIv
efiec'lns the moral reformation of that part
of our army. And sir""-c!y believing that
The gill Of whskey st,. allowed TO ,neu on
fatigue duty, by the nc, Of Congress passed
March 2, 1919. not only fails 10 answer tho
end Tor which it was granted, but contributes
TO a great degree TO form anil keep alive
habits OF ofintemperance,th the legitimate results
OF which arc INSTRUMENTATION. disease and
crime, we therefore respectfully and ar
DENLY petition your honorable BODY 10 re-
peal SO much Of said act as rcIates to Tho
subject.
L. A. BIRDSALL,
Assistant Surgeon u. S. Army.
A. q. BLANCHARD.
lst Lieut., 3D. Regiment U. S. Infantry.
|. II. EATON,
2d Lieut.. 81 Infantry U. S. 4.
Camp on Sabine Lake La, Feb. % 1888
The petition was referc,l to the commit.
tee on military affairs, and printed.
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NoM Of 4 tcn"roL!c Edjim.-Wc learn
from The Baltimore sun. lha, Mr.. Thomas
frad'"fd died IN PhiadcIphia, on Tuesday
afternoon. Sih inst, AT the advadced noe
"f H'nity. y.jo"r Wars. Mr.. Bradford entered
upon 'i'e profession of an editor in 1868, the
v"hrs'enalizcd by the pcaccor Paris, which
terminated that bloody war called rhn
O!h French War" in this coua,rv. and ..rho
seven Years War" in Europe. Duri"o
our krv"',lt'on. he was Commissarv Cen
cTas "i me Pennsylvania Division, and prin-
ter I" Tie Continental Congress. Tho GI.,
was very important public trust. and
proves the high estimation in which be was
held for integrity and know ledge of business.
ih' second shows that he was favorably
know 20 on" of the wor,hiest bodies of mon
rha! ev"rhSscmblcd for tho good of fmanl,;nJ
We presume that usl before his deo,l, hc
was the oldest member ofthe editorial cnn.
IN ms country and perhaps the only person
then living, i'll any manner directly CONNER.
ch with the body of men that signed ,be
Declaration independence.
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NJ OkLl:A>s. Mn, I


FHe.-LaSt night AT cioht q cinck, u fire
or Ne out III two story brick building ON
N"tre l)hnlc-strect, Il few doors from The
corner OF Magazine. The wind was blow.
ing 'rcsh. III the time troni The North Eos,
which caused the flames to spread rauiJl, +,
I" 'lin adjacent buildings. The fire cnriprs
AMI hose companies hurried to the spot with
all possible cclcrity, but so swift was III,
progress of The devouring element that ,hr
most strenuous excrIions OF our Grcu,rn
were Tor a willie Intellectual The .u,;ra
row oi two story brick buildings Oh the cor.
ncr of No'rc Dame and Magazine streets
comprising or 6 dwelling houses, were
CONSUMED before the fire was subducd. Tho
buildings II is said were the property of Mr.
hn. l.. Hodge. Whether any Insurance
was upon them we have not learned. Tho
loss Of the furniture and other valuable
goods mus, have hccn considerable. as aII
the buildings Were Inhabited by families
and the ground iloors and back yards were
occupied as warehouses.
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Ihe Charleston Eori.-Thc advertise
'ncnt Tor contracts for The rrcon,,ruc,iou of
'h's noble cdiicr is worthy the attention Of
master builders. We are now an Iib.r,v ~
nope that II will soon rise again, the orun.
hcit hhh pride of the city. The entcrpri-
sing proPriclors will thus conf Il sui,siun-
'ial bench, on Charleston far greater lb,n
inc mere employment Of so much capi,nI-
hope hese's hope-lhc activity. energy. re-.
s"iuiion and pronpitude in onc man seal
ter their seeds through Il ror,munliy. and
are nine u! prosperity, i'll whose ricl, pro
ducts all partakr.-Char Mer.
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NEW lRII

Sufferers by the Fire in Charleston "a,
the session ofihc Council last cvenine A.
Peters introduced preamble and rcsol,,;on
appropriatiDe the sum Of $4,000 to tho nil
ol The destitute sufferers by the late cnlami.
tous fire in the city of Charleston request.
ing the Mayor to transmit the Same ,n tho
Mayor and Council Of the city of Charles
ton, to be applied and distributed nc tbov
may deem expcdicnf. We hope this noble
example, so cretliablc to our ci,v, will hc
followed by other Councils. Ever re,dv
as our citizens always arc, to open their
hands and hearts. never have they been
called upon under more aggravated circum
stances than the present. Whatever NAV
De aone ny the City, we trust that individu
al AID and eXer,i0ns will not be lcsscnc.l.-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24

L0bors Of Lore.-''Fis an i'll wind that
blows nobody good. In one sense Of the
phrase, we trust that our fellow citizens of
Charleston will find the truth of its applica
,tion-namely. in the feelings of generous
whieh NH re ieets tssiSd by N"srfthern CONN, ,H
mites, in view Of their recent sufierings by
c"nhaSra'i"n. committee of gentlemen
!ni"rmed us this morniu., that their success
IN collecting funh, Of contribution. ina ycrv
i'nIlcd walk, had already bccn very ns;.ir,
he. u promised t''omos liberal results. We
may lament the deporahc con,ngcnc, ,ha,
requires or So!Irits this aid; but it is chrerino
I" sec The fruits Of benevolent action am;
honorable sympathy in an expression and
aggregate Of sood.-Fhiiadeiphia Gusetie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24
From Mc charleston 1re,e,,,v

III.
The owners. Of the Georgia Steam Pock.
ct have greatly mistaken their own interes,
IN ordering that boat Ia start, as advertised
an ''the same day and hour with rhe Pulas.
I: It is contempt, of public oninion,
which the public will resent, for tferc is NO
blinking the matter; il Is we'll known ,hot
} The Object is monopoly. The effort 10 to
arrive the Polaskiout Of the trade with Bal
sI'nore, and tho lives Of passengers, there is
every reason to presume, are TO be cnd,p-
gered for this selfish end. '''
such course cannot fail TO impair tho
well earned popularity which the Gcor.io
and South Carolina have thus Far co,nn,ap.
ded. We know Of Two families who have
IN account of this advertisements, adandnp.
their intention of going in the G. ON the nre-
rent trip; and we dare say there are Others
VINO have very prutlenlly determined NOT ~
incur u'e risk of steam race or if apprchcpd
ihg no danger, are yet resolved noi to conn.
tenance 81 barefuced an a,tempt n, p,onono.
", and outrageous insult to public opi,ion
the owners Of the Georgia are tolerated
in this matter the lessons Of the past have
heen thrown away. and Steam Boa, Disas-
tiers ought not hereafter to cause exci,cmcn,
The people will only be paying the poual,v
of their own folly.
Ihe contest between the two boats bas
not hecn, and is not songht, by the owners
oi Inc Pulaski. AS appears by their puLIca-
t,on IN The Courier. were they to change
me daV Tor the departure Of their boa. The
orders are for The Gcor.ia to alter hcr law
accordingly, TO ENSURE THE RACE
H. therefore, no more steam than is usu
al and safe should be raised, The passcup crs
would he indebted 10 the sclccontrol. nru-
achce anu humanity of tho respective Can
tains, and not TO the exercise of those vir-
tues ny The owners oflhe Georgia. Itmus,
be evident. that there is less danger to Le
apprehrntied from the boat which cndeav
o!s IN avoid the race. than from the bon,
winch Is ordered to seek IL. From wha, we
nave heard OF Capt. Rollins, of the Georgia,
WI we are sure that he would no: cndanscr the
lVes oi ms passengers in subscrviency 10
MS employers; but IN avoiding race, after
the boats had STATED, he would act agaius,
Me sp'rlt, aud very probably the letter of his
'nStrhc'ions. The spirit in which those or
dcrs 2rig'Dalcd. ought to be rchukcd and
punished. Let those who arc co,urcIlsl
to go this trip in one or tho other Of the bonI,
give the preference to the Pulaski: and To-,
the public come to the fixed de;crminn,;on
moi I" patroEiH" the 0iher line, until il is INV
",'i.''h Po'tcN. L ms Is the
counsel ofpuhlc duty, and is indicated bv
no rrcudic" or rariality.
Several persons who were 10 have cone
i'll the G 'reia. have. in consequence of the
race advertisement, taken passage in the
Neptune, q much of The travelling, will. no
douhr TIC transferable the New York line
Perhaps the Captain Of tho Neptune NAV
he induced to touch at the Chcsarcakc.-
IL so. will they order another boat to rocc
him out Oft!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24

We regret to learn that violence has been
already committed by The Chcrokccs, with.
iii our limits. DIR. John Brusler, late Sur.
ecror General of the State. has fallen n
,.H'in' !c to their hostility. His Fcrrynan was
k'l'cn' II Is stated few hours previous. n,
,ie ,: rcrry' from whence they proceeded 10
n, ,'iS mouse; ,.,, ms body was pierced by four
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24
Sr. AUGUSTINE, a NAV

w learn that three soldiers were rrco,ui,.
hll!rd near Nlicanopy last week hv Indians.
Letters from Ncwnansvillc inform ne ,h,,
Corn is between three and fuur Jo]l,r. mr.
hnshc, AMI bacon 20 cents per pouud'-
The plantations and crops are all ab;udnp
ca, and the Indians hav" complete posses.
sion Of the couutry.-Nsrald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24

Baltimore paper saws, n Human .Skse-
ION has hrcn brought to tha, city from thr
Rocky Mountains, near The head v,,ers NJ
The Missouri, in height eight feet nine inch
eS. and weighing one hundred and e;c6ty
pounds e9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24

we have received Capt. Parker's COM
""nica''on. 1t shall appear in future
numbcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24

Drah ..fMe Honorubic JAMES z. 7Dor,
i9"' TO, l.. ). Ca"rs' ID A.S;nirs 10 Peru.--rbc
W ashnston Glonc of Saturday Ias, ,nn-
,a'ns the following letter, received Il, ,ho
Department Of State:
CONSULATE OF TIE u. Sr,rs
Lima, january 2G. 1853.
SIr:-Thc painful LLty dcvnlvs ,,u,n mo
OF communicating To YOU ,li.. death of Las
Is. ihornion, United State, Charpe i, ar
inirr> I" Peru. He arrived n, CnIino frnr,
Valparaiso, in the Uuitc,i State, Shin Eat.
mouth, Capt. MrKrrmer nn the 22I ;n.,
aud expired on the 4..,h. Iii, rcmuins
we're INFERRED "n the 26h Instant. in rho kr;,
IeIi crn'r'ry at Bella Visa, with ,Il ,hr
h"nnrs d"r TO his rank, hcn. accomn.u;,J
To The grave l'y a detachment Of iJn,icI
States, British. and French marines aud
sailors. hy lhr officers of all the lorr;,.n yos
SriS "i war IN Calico; by the members nr tho
l''ptnmalIc Corps; by officers ,!eIcc ned hv
The Suprc,n" Government TO- which me wns
accredited. and by II nuncrous coDcnurs,. nf
ms fellow citizens and foreigners re,;d.n,
III his capital and Cnllao.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24

Obstructive Fire. 4 fire broke on, in
New York on the lih ins'. in the centre of
ii block bounded by Pitt, WilIct Remington
and Stanton streets, which before il wn,
arrested destroyed over twenty buildings,
aud IN the course Of TWO hours turned out
Of house and homo mpwnras Of fii1N ranii;es
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SAvANNAu. Nav II.


Late from FloriIa.-From m officer of
the army who arrived Yesterday from ST.
Augustine, in the Revenue Gutter Camn-
bell, Capt. Cost, VIC hear tha, Col. tlarney
bad bad. ns.aharp skir'nisi' with Sam Jones -oy
BIscayne. Sam Jones fed with his follow.
nrs. large proportion Of whom were wn
men and children. into tie everglades, be-
tore Lol. Ii. could come up with him
One sqhaw was captured. from whom Col
II. learned that Sam Jones had made =
junction with the Spanish Indians ON the
hcys, and that his party Consisted of 35
rlichasuki"s, ard u Seaino!cs; ,hat U,icrL
lladj". of Tuskcgco's tribe. who had been
sent Out to bring i'll the Scninoles atiarbrd
10 Sam Jones party, had hccn Slot by Sam
.'oncS, which nccasioncd serious difference
netwccn the Aickasukirs and the Scminolcs.
CoI. Ii. again started on the 3Dlh with ,cn
days provisions in pursuit Of Sam Jones, md
Ind under his command one companp Of
dragons, and five companies of artillery.
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FROM FLoRIna.-Bv The schr. Emrirc.
Capt. S"uthwick, in IL hours from -,
Augustine. we have received the EIurid,
lie. aid Of Saturday last.
we understand, says the Herald, that y
few days since. Il larS" body Of Indians Wis.
itcd Dtayton's Island, and captured num-
Der of negroes belonging To H. Kingsley.
Esq. and carried them To the west side of
'!'c st. t.Johns River The negroes cncctrd
fhe!r escape while The Indians were ennar-
ca III killing cattle. and came 10 P;rnIa,a.
negro woman was left on tic Island and
s,eamhoat passing by took her on"
ror' Melon II is said is to be abandoned,
and also Fort Pierce.
troops were arriving at ST. Aucnstinc
tEy cn'ly from INC south, on their way to the
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"lfignorance is bliss,
Ills folly to be wise"

Mr.. Webster has presented to the SEN
ate, the memorial Of certain officers Of tho
Army, praying Congress TO repeal mar,
OF the law which allows whiskcy to soldiers
on fatigue duty. The testimony Of these
petitioners 10 the value of temperance, is Of
the strongest character, and let il sink deem
INTO inc heart OF the reader. 1t is no nep
discovery thai soldiers can discharge their
'aeorious duties wi!hou, The help Of alcohol:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-24

A Wonster.-On Saturday, of the 3lsr of
March last, male child was horn unto
hlr. john Salisbury, of Weymouth. in this
State VIII" had .'o"r ears. four eyes, four
arms. and four legs! 1t died the day after
its birth. The duplicate eyes appeared n.
hove The na'ural eyes, in tho lorcheud-rhc
duplicate ears just behind the true cars-the
duplicate arms grew from below aud imme
diatrly under The true arms-and The dupli-
cate legs sprung from the hips and extended
short distance below the knees of tho true
legs.-Boston Trans.
Professor Twiss, oflhe S. G.. COLLEGE, has
rendered his resignation, which the Trus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-07-06

Orders of The Postmaster. General. Letter
postage is 10 be charged on all handbIls
printed or written; prices current, sealed
or uncealed proposals for new publications,
circulars, lottery bills and advertisements
blank lorms, deeds, law process policies Of
insurance, and manuscript copy for publca.
ton. Also, letter postage on all pac ke,s
that are closely enveloped and sealed, so
that what they contain cannot be known.
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A CONTRAST.

All nations, FROM the remoiest ages, have had
ships, but Columbus only found out the way
TO America. Before the time of the great
Spanish navigator people were only enabled
paddle about the shores. Just so with the
Life Medicines. Il is but two short years
since first ventured upon an unknown ocean,
and have discovered The precious object /
was in search oi--HEALTH. Vegetable
medicines were indeed known when / com
menccd my search, but Their use was not
BY the use Of them, have not only passed
from the detected invalid, 10 the hale, hearty
and active man ofbusiness, but comparatively
speaking, lbave renewed my youth. / eau
thus, with confidence in my own experience,
advise with my fellow-ciiizens. Does the rea-
der want proof that the VEGETABLE
LIFE MEDICINES are suitable TO his own
case have on file at my office, $40 Broad
way, hundreds Of letters, FROM some Of The
most respectable citizens of this my native
land, voluntarily offered in testimony Of the
virtues Of a GOOD VEGETABLE MEDI-
CINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been
nearly ruined by The !'all infalliable" mineral
Of The day, will bear me witness,
that the Lille Medicines, and such only, are
the true course to permanent good health.
JOHN MOFFAT.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, SIS.
AT Probate Court holden at the Office of the
Judge, in Grafton in said dislrici. on the
18th day o: June, A. d. IS3S.-Presen,.
Hon. Dawn l.. PUTNAM, Judge
A PPLICATiON having been ,nnde hy Sal
n ly Blanden, Executrix on the Esfnte of
JOifN BL1NDEN, late OF Brookline in
said district, deceased, for license TO sell so
much Of the Real Estate at public auction or
private sale as will be sufficient 10 nav the
debts and legaces OF said deceased: IL Is or
dcred that hearing be had in the premises nj
Probate Court to be holden on the l7th day
Of July, A. ID. 1888, al the Inn of Chester
Rand, IN Townshend in said district, and that
The heirs aud devses or their guardians, and
nli concerned, be notified thereof. and unless
bonds be given with sufficient sureties for the
payment oil said debts and legacies within such
time as the court shall then aud there direct.
that license and authority will be given the
said execuirix To sell 50 much Of the real estate
oil said deceased as viii raise such sum as the
personal estate is insufficient to raw. And il
appearing that part of such estate will be
suihc'ent for such purpose, but such rart can-l
not be sold without injury 10 those interested
IN The Iemainder--lo shew cause why license
should not be granted 10 sell the whole If said
estate, For which purpose it is further order
ed tha, q true copy ortbe record Of these orders
be published three weeks successfully in the
vermont Ph@nix, printed at Bratleboro, as
soon as may be.
A true copy of record Attest.
" JAMES CRAWFORD. Prob. REQ.
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~ Come and See.

TENHE subscriber has put his Carding Ma.
Il chine IN complete repair, and is ready to
receive wool for Carding on as reasonable
terms as at olher shops in the vicinity. Work
nohe as wen as the best, and on short notice.
ray maze easy. ALEX'R N BOYDEN.
GuilIord, June 18th, 1888. Az
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STATE OF VERMONT

District Of lTesimiaster, SIS.
Al the Probate Court holden at the Office OF
me Judge, IN Grafton in said district, on the
18Th day Of June, A. ID. 1885. III Present
Hon: DAVID l.. PUTNAM, Judge:
"A Instrument, porPcrting 10 he the last
"A wan and Testament OF LEJI non.
ann, late of Townshend in said district de-
ceased, oeing pTesented 10 the court by Chaplin
Howard, the Executor therein named far
Probate; II is ordered by The court, that all
persons concerned therein be notified 10 appear
al a Probate Cuur, for said district. 10 be hold
en- at the Inn of Chester Rand ia rownshend
~ sald district, on the l7th day of July next,
to contest the Probate Of said Instrument n,
shew cause il any they have why the same
should not be approved And for which nur
pose II is further ordered, that copy of the
record of this order be published, three weeks
sueeessWely, in the Vermont Phpnix, printed
al brattieboro, as soon as may be-
true copy of record,
~ Attest JAMES CRAWFORD. Reg
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. Rare chance for q
PHYSICIAN.

f. story HOUSE, good Barn, Shed
.!..EkAs and other convenient Out bulldHssI
1870. and Garden containing nsaiY|
half an acre of choice land, situated IN W.T.
Evansville, in the south part OF New Fame wi
The above will be sold on terms that cannO'|
fail TO suit reasonable purchaser, Il aIpIlsta
ton be made soon to the subscriber at Cnlc10'
pee Falls, Mass or to the Hon, HENRY W VI
lock, residing near the premises. PAyst|
clan is much needed in the above place, "T|
subscriber having been under the neceSSss'!y =
vacating the place aud locating himself y :
more dense community, in consequence o. ~
health being too feeble TO endure the ia''su''
of country practice, ....olrvil
A Physician wishing TO locate nl'nse'' WIZ
do web to examine The above premises
ELIHU HALLADAl',
Chickopee Falls, June Is, 1888.
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nj said that formidable army was rap.
idly assembling and organizing in Mexico
Tor an invasion of Texas at the time the
French fleet appeared before Vera Cruz =
The blockade Of course directed the milita.
.ry force to another quarter, and broke I'M
the expedition, But for this lucky inferno.
slllon of Providence the heroes of San Ja.
cinto might now be employed in lighting
their battle over again