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les "A MES KAHN N SfFJoD
rpARKER's ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c.

y OURNAL of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, under the direction of the
ADCF NJ, rcrior,ncd in the years 1885, SO and
g; containing description OF the geography, &C.
ology, climate und productions. and the nitn Oh,
manners and uslou,s OF tho natives; with Map
Of Oregon Territory, by I. V. sam eel Parker, A NJ.
he River and ne desert; or Reco'.rgtions Of
the Rt,nnc aud TIN Ghartteusc; by Miss rlrtoo.
author oilhc city of, s tan, &c. in , vols.
The KohbGr, ra'r y the author oi E!chc!icu,
Ia Gyrsy, .\t'lia, III 2s
The Two EltrlS; or Ad." '>'urn in Country
uonsc and other Tales, By I.ady D.cssngon, l.
But ncr, Mrs Norton, Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Captain Mchwin, and others; III : vols.
The Lite AMI Adventures o! Nicholls Nicf>cbv,
edited by Boz, with illustrations by Pnlz, No. l.
Just re clvcA and Tor sale by
|
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M OilRIS &. Co. NJ. SO Chariras street. are now
~ receiving and opening In" most splendid. su
s,antal and fashionable stock OF C'o,hng they
have ever exhibited in this market, CONSISTING in
part OF the following articles: blue blue black, jst
black, london brown, ti'on, olive, london SMOKY
and golden olive irccIt and dress coats; HEAVIER,
stable and harrington tlork coats, elegantly firms .
ed: fancy and plain black cas-irnt re and cloth
pan,alpons. english and french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; real new mark ct comforts;
english aud trench fancy and PLAN STARTS and
htkts; chamuis, silks and gum elias ic sus-
prnLcrs; cham"is, ncrun, lAmb's WOO, we sh fla !.
mel, silk and cotton net slerts and drawers; fine
lniu and cotton shirts, with linin hosoms, plain
and ruff d ; IVORY pearl and plain handle silk ull.
hrcllns " CRAFTS" premium Glnvns-lIso. n
,autiiul nTli,lr of White lld, tor wed lInuz, balls
&c.; 5 rtlcH'Id silk az! randana hdkfs; pain,
Ii cured and uhro tered t'riubr C. do 81 K, ianb's
woods, rrInn, IurmnntuWn, aud row and white
ca I IN N,li h">'; all "t "hch hey offer low Tor
cash OF to pnnurl customers - usu,l NV.
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This limo will cons,s, of tho following vessels
which have been bud, purchased expressly for
the trade, VIZ:
Ship seaman. Capt. Miner,
Bark Mary, " Nickcrsor,
/" Trad Ferry. new " Stevens.
/. :;oIur,nn :;altus, Latham,
Hrig Architect, Ct Gray.
Thus. yrss.ts arr: of the first class have i,ant~
soIi,c furnished croItnnhnl and arc of light
draft o, water So rs to adiut e their receiving and
dscharging their caig"rs i'll Baltimore, at tie city.
Frciyh, VIII be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or James River, and forwarded by the agents,
Mcssrs. CLARKE & KELLOGG, ut Baltimore;
expenses goods shipped will be advanced when
required. T1c price Of passage Is ixnd At $50,
ample stores oflhc h =, quality will 10 provided.
Steam up and down the Mississippi will DO taken
on all orcasiors.
For freight or passage, apply 10
GEO. BEDFORD
nov27 ~ BIcnvil. c ri.
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FRANKLIN INF1RMARY-

yv,I,E public arc respectfully informed TINT insl,:
1 tuition is erected The mos improved plan, and
in m nrv aud most ndr'rahc situation, in tho nu,"lr
Franklin upon the r,l >d, mile from The ai'ss's
flc building is large an most conmodionsv divided
into nrnrtnrns for k:rplI, separate different classes
The Institution i< suppl u with most skilfn' and
attentive male and female muses., and speaking the VA
riois modern languages.
Private may lie Ind by gentlemen at hive dol
lars rer ,lav inc ulin- attendance. &c.
Terms in the or 'in,rv wards. Two aonrs per dag.
Slaves also Two dollars Small pox in the ordinary
wards, five dollars.
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident pAvsirian is DIR We''1"'nan, to WHOM
application for admission must be made ort" ny y
Nuremberg, No II Rampant street "r''lv
StCIiOOI. DOOKS-Elank !3ols, paper of ali kinds
- ink, ouills and a general assortment of books
suitable for country merchants, can ''r Ind on good
terms at r,1 q .,o m'' q, Z, c e. :,
VINCKS \ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opened ut Is
4 Char,res st . d,zcn warranted div Timrp;cccs
supcrior article Please nalN and examine the
NJ r. Clocks Timepicces. Wnic'.cs. Music Enxrs,
and 'wcIry carefully repaired and warr"n'"t rhn'g's
mod rate. M-:''
eE7INE-l5o boxes Claret and Sancrne Wine, in
ie2a ''''' N ClIATpLlN & COOPER, 80 Julia st
DEAS-7o SACKS German peas, in store for sale, by
L jn9n CllAMr'1N' * COOPER, 80 Julia $
rVNAR--20O kegs Tar, in first order for sale by
| Ia! CiiAMIllN N INbIEK, ~ JUN 81
T ONION stanard Ii editions. of and
| - valuable works, for sale lv the suIScrbc:~
CONSISTING OF THE
Works of William Congr"ve i'll , vols,
do shirley dramatic and poctical, vols,
| do ShaitShurv in 3 vols,
| do Beaumont & Fletcher. n vols,
do O1way, in vols,
do Home, 3 vols with IN account Of his life
by lienrv Mckenzie:
do SirWilGam Temnc, in vols,
do Emperor julian, vols,
do Fielding. 10 vols,
do Rosro leo N,h. 4 vols,
do ! or,uyn dc NclriS, 3 vos,
no Richardson CiHri s<n Harlow. 6 vus,
do sir Cluuirs t;ra'tisDn. ? vols,
In addition to the above, lnrHr coilrc,nn ct on
don edition scarce works, WV M'KEAN.
jall cor Comp and Common 81
StU\NY b lt.s-3ttl 'i'nny PAS in sore. for >ale
w hv CHAMPl.!N & COpPE r.,
n ms 6! Jula :
!, NFW'lAW ani Medical ponhS
7 Curtis Digest of casrs "liHdca'd in courts {
i Admiralty Of the t. S. and England; anew and 'aIua
=, b." work.
: Pr:rrs' Digest of in III" supreme, Circuit m
| Distrr, Courts y new supply, vol,
- Wislur's Anatomy, new edition, received by Par
. cost,
~ The american Medical Almanac f'r l%S9. new m
uscu. medical prkot hook fnr Me'irnl "rnllcn"n,
~ An nn assortment q! the most "rnrnt'h Law M
c1sr worns. j. JOINS n &c"
ia17 cor Common / s. Charles :
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ID NRLOR NRN AMENTS hare and beautiful
4 curl1sIties, tor sale only by Rcrs n D'Ianyr,
and Il P.ough'S Museum.
All these ornaments consist Of the most s'lHns
did sre.inehs Ut orthin luLv lIon Eur"re, ASA,
Africa, and our own country.
Ann owed notes II, 60 days will be taken ol
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HAYS LINIMENT.-No Fiction.-Ths OK
l. traordlnary chemical composition, the result
of science, and the invent IN of celebrated mcdl
cal man, the nrodlct Of which to the publ c
was invested witt! tho solemnity Of a dcathhcd
bequcst, has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining the correctness Of the laIncnted
DR. Grdlcys last confession, that " he dared not
die without giving to postcrity the bcucit of his
knowledge on this subject and he therefore
b,qIcathcd to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, tic secret of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals and
the private practice in country, first and most
certainly for the Of the Piles, and so cxten
sivcIy and cifctually to battle crcduity, unless
where its effects arc witnessed Externally in tic
following complaints
For Dropsy-Crcating extraordinary absorption
at once.
All Swelings-R Reducing them in few hours
Rheumatism-Acutc or Chronic, giving quick
| ease
Sore Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds.
Group and Whooping Cough-Extcrnally, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curing in
few hours.
Sores and Ulccr.-Whethcr fresh or long
standing, and fever
| Its operations upon adults and children in rcduc
ing rheumatic swclIings, and looscning coughs and
tightncss Of the chest by relaxation of tho parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark of those who have used it in the
Piles, IL " 1t acts like charm"
! THE Pill ES-Thc price, 81 is refunded TO any
person who will use a bottle of Hays Linimcnt
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured These are the positive orders of the
proprietor to the Agents. and out of many thou
sands sold, not has been unsuccessful.
! W. might insert certificates 10 any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article should cx'
hihit the original to pnrchasors
CAJTEION-NOnc can he genuine without a
splendid engraved wrapper, which is my name,
aad also that OF tho Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold winlesn'r ann r~.~:,, - rna'STnCK e.
Co New York; and by ono Druggist IN every
town in the Union.
} Common g. IchoupouIas street, and by The
Apohccnrics generally. lc3o
ANNALS AND ALMANACS, FOR 1899,
SPLENDID I.nilln, Ann,als.-i'lr Book of Roy
- nitv, snprrl, cordpIncs; FinIrns rahcarv, nn'
F,I,cr's Drawing Room Sk-trh Eo"k;
rrn,,,ics C"-tmucS,-l;uhS and il"ssnMs;
Nnvcrlv KrcrSakr.- The Impcria
Ori.u,al ,nnrnl: Fnr.rt me- Not,
lnylnu'< Portrait Annual
Y tarjra,,r, Animal; Comic Annual;
E,itn,isliip's Offering:
Fishers Juvenile Sketch Book;
Young Indies and Young gen'lcmen's Aunuo
: Alurc Watts; Christmas Tales.
1merirnn Ann"a's.
The Token and At'nnc Souvenir;
The Violet The Gift;
Mrs Gm,u's annual Register & Housewife Almanac
= .iman1cS.
: American Almanac & Repository ofU ,clnl Knowcdg
Bluns Nautical ,nanac;
: EJcl,ns & Co q. Louisiana Almanac;
: Comic-'icrnnn Almanac,
Stewards Diary for 1899, containing a blank meme
:. f'"'''" lot every '''' o. u" r Joins g. Co.,
E corner of ST Charles and Commo SITS.
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$50 REM ARD.

$50 REV ARD.
4 TRC NIX was broken open Ut A'a'nm snail 5, on
a the evening If the 8 inst ud Two pocket books,
tone red morocco, the other black, with gilt ciges) con
lalnn. various valuable papers, and note tor Sl1tu
,l,uwii hv Prescott a, Bay on, favor Of the 81 hsrr-
..,r puVaie on about the lth of March, li"i, aud
dated the 10Th Of March, 1887; the precise dates not re-
collected.
All persons are forewurne not ira lie for said note
Anon. the papers is receipt of drpoSc, with i'urhe
Watt Co., tor 50 ~, payment OF "hcit1 we'll Us The
note, has been stopped.
The pocket book be left at the counting room OF
Burke, Watt X Co, where the reward viii he pad
ian iO.awlm SAM. y. WAll-
hAIS-l0D sacks unl', IL >oic Tor sale b!
~ j26 CHAMPl.lN COOPER, )! Julia 81
4 IEDilbl.--l! barrels Boston Laboratory pur
1 Alcohol, now inu,ng from ship Dn,,ilul, and
Tor sale by JARVIS Ari'h''"S'
iniu cor Csnlmon & Tcoritnulas ST.
! ; SHlNi'H CArllt.DiN.-Iu> received by pnv'
Z I,it i Co., u Charities st. ih'~ s"4ahe ""rr
contain. over ~ steel rugrav ng| II u,'fniInls i"
Name Duane i, lhIi- in.l ut tnlItdltl, htr!rrs do
.,y.uv4ls do, =, uvu> do, E"r'n do. i'r@ ST. IS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

sgARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
.fa Customhousc street, opposite the post-oilico
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac
tories in New York, and will! keep constantly on
hand general assortment IF Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuprrior workmanship, and of the latest pa'erna
made of the best Egyptian. Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tomhs and
Grave Stones, moulded ana plain sills and lntcls,
marble !acings hcarths and boundary stone. plaster
of Paris, Roman 4 Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment Of
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
Jeterirr done in the neatest manner and at tile
shortest notice. They have first rate workrncE TO
set the above work.
;r, JAMES KAN & STROUD
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s. ADll.ENN NARF.-.ih he sutscl cr<, manu-.
- lecturers and ~ h'Ir-a'r dealers in s'dditry
Il ,,1s, arc wing by late arrivals from the
II r. IT, IN additl II to liJrlr lurrrr stock. an cXicl
slvc assortment OF articles in their ilne, among
OH ,h toll
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NNItu'n--Snn barrels superior lrnul, for sale Ivy
" inl, O II BLISS, Is norlr
SY-iNE-An invoice of ssirilv Madeira, III pipes,
~ 95hnfpircs, 100 QU0,f"rrnskS II VI EN "r'"r's,
entitled +, Iricnu-r brand; Wv !n=rt,n. 'n & Ii2>a
for stlt hv iau25 ISAAC l'hl'''i' ~ CO.
TNLNrI!IN MI ra-o -s,,o,, Pants Ito :"ar."
~ inael >,i,t<. inr ~i|. i,
lido SHALL. \ BROWN % Magazine -
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A BEAUTIFUL. head of hair is the grnndcst orna
y ment belonging Ia the human frame. How strange
" the loss OF it changes the c",nennnce, and promo
rcly brings on the appearance Of old age, whci,
many to recol Al being ,,ncuverrh and sometimes
even TO shls Stcicv to avoid the tests and sncers OF
their acquaintance: tho remainder of their lives con
loss Of property fills the generous thinking v"nth with
TINT ncavv sinking gloom does the loss of lis h,ir.
avert all these unllca circumstances, Oidridgc'
Balm of t"nmhn stops the hair from falling off on he
first application, aud few bottles restores il again. !,
likewise prouc"s eyebrows and whiskrrs; prevents the
nair from turning nskcs it curl beautifully, and
frees ii from scnrf. Numerous certificates ot the frs,
rcslc'niiitv in support Of the virtues of Oldridget
Balm ura shown by the prorreiors
" Rcnd the iollowing-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor Of ,lph
has certified as may he seen below, to the high cara
ter Of The following gcntlomr"
The undersigned do hereby certify TINT We have used
the Balm Of Columbia di'covercd by j. Oidrdge. and
have found it highly s"rviccnlc not only preventive
against the falling of Of hair hut also certain rcstur
tive.
WILLIAM TIiATCIIrE, Senior,
Methodist Minister in - George c',nr.e.
No Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN = INGl.IS, :'2l A,ch street.
Join u THOMAS, NJ d, lGi Races,
JOIN : RI REi lhl Spruce street.
HUGH MrCURDN .2i3 South I'd st.
JOHN GARD Jr, l:,3 Arch street.
II is known that three of the above signcrs
than 50 years of age, and the others no, less than 30
[Fronl the Mov"r]
Commonwealth, Of Prn,avvnnn,
City of Philadelphia
|, R"i,crt Wharton Mayor of snid city of rhiln,e.
lhin do hereby certify that am well ncunind with
Nr%srs J Z in-s, John ) Fure,, and Hugh NJ Curlv,
whose names signed to the ioYc crica thar they
gentlemen of character and rSI"ctnhii ", and
such full crrli, should he nvcn To the said certificate.
In witncs VIII .r'oil have hcrrunio set my baud
and caused the seal of the city To he affixed, this
9th day of December, SC.
IT,. 5. ROBERT WHARTON Mayor
OBSERVE that each bottle ofil,r Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Full JfNiacarn, Sc
So' Wholesale am, retail by tlr sole ncent. for Anl-
RIGA. % Fletcher street, near Maiden I.ane one ,'oo
bel - earl street. and by most druggists mud perfumer
"ugh he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mo Wholesale Agents, Ncw Orleans.
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<>UNNY EAG>-lro hnl"s :! bns!lel Hnnn' Bags
" in store, unl for snlr bv
G,5 THAYER & Go, - l'oy,lrns ct
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rro,o ,,o,,ile (Alatnna) to Augusta ,Ecoj
EtNES Mobile eveiv other ay n,mG..i :'c,y fttel
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, PEI" the
sc:,oa, ENEixE, lilk.iy, coaches to 'c'.s"c,.'"
Steamboats, (pcr pensacoI Bar ;, Rosa so"" and Choc'
l!, HE River and l|yl Cc,'9r Eln!, coaches thence
via Marianne, Clc',aho'.rlcr, formerly Mount Yer
ncn,) 'ainh ',ye, Pin'rron; Hawkins He and ou'~
,l,, to Augusta ,assrugeer,:kin,; his =, Mo
bile is in No user Of being thrown out or losi hi:
preference by other conflicting Interests, as he Flora
nA LINE is hut rut concern, and u,ter co: 1T
t.rou,not and may rely WITH rKNrAlNrY upon hrs
arrv! at Augusta in time specified, through all wealth.
and a, any Season. unless unforeseen ca'as.
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NEW BONNS-Na2neonI Memoir ,--rvruiugS
with pr nc,t nmhacerrS, hy Iron Ian .n,,. in ,
vol; The MILDLY, IRON the lie Of Edward
lnSurl"s, ia vols PhrlrvI t'hri ''uu Tales for 1885,
ParlPys Chris nit for 1889 l|' received n:Id for
il, hy W Mrkt,AN,
Il - 10 cnrurr Of t'n,,,, Cannon
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~ RS. JONES, Professor of singing, III" Gu ar
IVA and Pnn"nre, hccs to announce her arrival
from Glasgow, md from several wears pfarrr in Edn
bnrgh and GllsGo~ she FILTERS herself that her sv.
ten Of Instruction vii give satisfaction ~ pupils.
T"stmI0nlas as "rnpnhnv, Nc. can l,c sluva, on
application To Mrs. Miilafd'S, Il Hovn street.
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x ,nra,,, Inv J TllANEE &c,
i'u,I rn- 81
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IUOILAND Gt\-lO p,pS> crown "'rS4' III, IA ~
IL pcrior article in store anat y sne by.
g IIIlANER 4 Co II PnNdtns 81
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n%HIEY'S l,t L. 2nd Books of History, Just
received an additional supply Of the nhn"r very
popular school books, by TOW Ak
feJ i'thini ~
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4 AKU-in0 kegs landing from steamer t'lS,h "rnn
far sn, by q DORSEY, "A New Icvcc.
fcJ
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1NoTA'ruES-5TN hhls in I'm" order, IN ,r TAR
3D. j.; s,,r. IN, -n, Nv & DORSEY.
# New irHrr
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Ns1IlI>NEl-3'hhI~E "'N"", landing 'f"" S''''"
w boat Danube I"r sui" hv
- d. DORS.tN. 4 NV l.nNrr
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VEDTKN NE-TlIN NJ I7'lt
JONES, Pl7T.NT COYYO.E GIN
|y,hc p:,cn,ce No. $, Magazine street, New Orleans
'IuBE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BIZ
ROBERT HOE & co.
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4 ARD-i0Uu Acgs Tor sale by
ia9o STE'rSON & AVERY, "3 Gnvir st
TNIDlJR-NO bnls suprrhne landing from steamer
II splendid in store for sal" by
ian 7, G; DOR >EY, II New I"v""
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r, JOHNS & co,

r, IOIINS 4 co,
IIsl.i, corner OF st. Charles and
= Common streets. The Subscribers having rcrrW-
,ed and now in slnrS their assortment of goods from
Ensnnd France and the NORTH offer for snle the fol-
nriiIlnst
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WANTED EICkETS-IOO dnz in store for sal" h,
is3o THAIER X TO, II P"vdfas
nOMTSIICS'--?00 bales ~ and ~ heavy brow"
- shifting. and Slrr,inps, Tor sale ht
isoI ISA &C HiilI''t. & Co., Isl """h2.lP 81
ktIIEil.S WANTEl)--l.Hl0 barrels wan'r" by
al ABB tn FISK
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NuM\SSES n,rrrlA md H";shrn'~- 90 H.,
nu,ll,y Nnlas-r- hurr's: nl~n, - do. dot
N,r l,rnd- in prime or rr, far -a'"hv
LIZ WM PORTER, oI Common =
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Amrr. and Eny. hrU1Cs anu bTuIG mUuntIngs,
do do m4ItlnGalrE,
Pla,cd brass, ant lupnuned coach harness,
do do Co g'y am! su.k CO do
TO do DO Brrouche do
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TESTIMONIALS

From 4 II Salmon, Esq, K :, Surgeon 10 ING
St 1'hem;s Hospital? and Lee urer on An"'"'n!.
The Trial which have made Of yuu li ln':"', III II
variety orc,sr.s, hoH male dtrae, III lis results e
,move,l SO highly iavourahlr tina, do rot hesitate II"
,ronouncinu il one Of the mos, valuable and tic:rins
remedies ever otrrc,! to the public and one in Which,
from cxI2s, ce pl;,c" every rrl"ce, "h'ls' II
docs not produce the unpleasant elects usually en-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

An Affecting Incident. following
interesting and affecting little story has
been communicated in letter from Ma.
hon. The writer had heard ii from the
lips Of the officers Of the Swallow. ain
the gallant and sanguinary action which
that ship maintained against so superior a
force, close in with Frejus, there was a
seaman named Phelan, who had wife on
board. She was stationed, las is usual,
when women are on board in the time Of
battle,) 10 assist the surgeon 10 the care OIL
the wounded. From The close manner in
which the Swallow engaged the enemy
yard arm and yard arm, the wounded, as
may be expected, were brought below
very fast; among the rest was messma,e
Of her husbands consequently her own,
who had received musket ball through
the side. Her exertions were made ia
console the poor fellow, who was in grea,
agony, and nearly breathing his las, when
by some chance, she heard. her husband
was wounded on deck. Her anxiety and
already overpowered feelings, could moi
one moment be restrained; she rushed in.
stantly on deck, and received the wounded
tar in her arms; he family raised his heae
to kiss her. She burst into flood Of tears
and told him TO take courage; all woule
yet be well; butscarcely pronounced iht
last syllable, when an ill-directed sho
took off her head. The poor tar, who wa.
closely wrapped in her arms, opened hi.
eyes once moro, and then shot them 70
ever
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

alplRtrN.

From the Pha. Saturday Courier
THE FADED ROSE.
Twas evening, and soft blew the sweet summer
gale,
As sat by the side of a friend that was dear;
AN was blissful and calm, and each flower Of the
vale
Gave its sweets to the aephyrs and waited
them near.
All the world seemed at peace, all my woes were
And my heart own'd the rapture, the bliss that
Love prompted each wish, hope inspired every
thought,
And my soul was set free from the trammels Of
care.
When the sun was aloft, had rambled alone,
And for her that loved bright rose had
gathered,
But now oil its beauties were faded and gone
All its lustre had fed, and its leaves were all
withered.
Size took the pale flower, and exclaimed with a
Sweet rose! the sad wreck Of thy beauties
Oh! mourn thar such charms should SO soor
fade and die,
That they vanish SO quickly, and never return
Dear girl, / replied, this once beautiful flower
Will meier cease to charm whilo its odor re.
mains;
Like the maiden's soft cheek il may fade in an
hour,
The cheek that with tears the base slanderer
stains.
But its odor is lcf--lilse her virtue lives,
And like her il dcligbts, though It's beauty has
fed;
And from viituo the soul sweet transport re.
ceives,
Though the rose which adorned ]. be withcrcd
and dead.
But perish the man who ber bloom would destroy,
Let no eye shed tear when he sinks 10 the
grave;
lie, his Heart be a stranger to peace and 10 Joy,
And in death DER his dustlet the rank hemlock
wave. N. @. w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20

A singular fact.---A British Captain al
the battle Of the Nile was giving an order
from the quarter deck Of his vessel, when o
shot struck him in the head, depriving him
ins,an,aneously Of sense & speech. Liv.
ing, however, he was taken home and re.
NAMED ia the Greenwich Hospital fifteen
months. At the end of that period, du.
ring which he ha6kexhibited no signs Of
intelligence, an operation was performed
upon him by skilful surgeon, that in a
moment restored him to his faculties. He
Immediately rose in bed, and completed
The order.--.Philu. Sat. Courier.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

- ETTERS Of administration on the
\ estate Of o. O. Williams, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned
by the Hon. the Probate Court OF Holmes
county, at the june term,this il 10 notify
all persons having claims against said es-
tate 10 present then within the time pre-.
scribcd BY law, or they will be barred; and
all persons indebted 10 the same, to come
forward and make immediate settlement.
j. s. TANNER.
w. B. WHITFIELD,
Administrators.
June 90. 33--6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-07-20
sHERIFT'S SALE.

Benz. IIagerman, /, Returnable j ~
vs. al G "a, Circuit Cors~. 4 eaoo
Owen Ellis 4 surties, vsnbsr term. ' Is g No.
RY virtue oithe above stated Al { s
!! 70 me directed, shall proceed u ! ~ Y
for cash, before the Court house doo NV !,
my county on,he first Monday in ANEW !.
next, the following described tract = s I !.
eel ofland, to wit: The n Il VII sw !. ! ~ I,
= b WIS 9 2 Of sec. Is, tnshp. IS. a ras
4 east, levied on as the property of ! LII X
Ellis g satisfy the above stated a 4 "a ana n,
cost ofsuit. a''a
I. W. PICKENs, Sheriff
BY }. G. PlCKENS. d.,
June 90, 33--tds Prn'ts ca H. H.