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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

Death By Dro,5ning.-li Incomes our
melancholy duty 10 report the death of
two youths. the one. son OF Mr. Philip
Crump. aud the other. sou Of Mr. Alex
ander Mckenzie. while bathing in the riv-
er at the lower end of the city. on Saiur'
day afiernoon. Not being expert swim
mers, they became alarmed at stepping
suddenly into deep water. and immediata-
In sunk.-An associate. sou of Mrs. Me-
Murphy. was well uish meeting the same
fale. but was fortunately saved from 4 wa
terry grave by his brother, who happened
to be on the bank, and who. we learn,
struggled manfuily To save all, in which he
was near perishins himself. The bodies
of The lwo were found yesterday evening.
This melauahols event should be mos,
solemn aud impressive warning to the
crowds of youths who are daily bathing in
The river al the peril Of their lives.-Aug
ChrOa. s. Sent. 20!k inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

Raia.We have had great abundance
OF rain ID this neishhorhood. and generally
Throughout tle Disiric, SO far rs we have
learned, during the past week. The grow
ing crops seem very much revived. and
the prospeet for au abundant harvest is ilar.
teriug.--lbid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
June Is
THE U. 5. DISTRICT COURT, }
DISTRICT OF SoUrn CARoLiyA.
IN BANRPy; J,YrrV

80 VA ICx.
We htheaS Thomas J. Foster, Teacher,
oil Aahe'ille District, and Stale Of
SCUM .s. CaFo',na' hath filed petition praying
.'iaI y. nc may Se declared Bankrupt, pursuant
!" Tue Aet oi Congress Of the United States,
n,aGe; ana now Ia force. concerning Bankiupts,
and thai he may have the benefit of tho sn;S
act; this u TO give notice of The said Pet;;;on.
and that hearing theTeorwi,l be had before ,b.,
Honorable Robert B. Giictris,. Judge of ,he
said Court, CT n Court to be holden al The Fed.
erai Court House. in Charleston, on Tuesday
The i!iih day ofJuly next, at eleven O'clock
a. M', at which place and time a!I persons 10.
lerested uiay appear and shew cause. If any
they have, why the prayer Of The said oc,i,ios.
er should not be granted.
Charleston, 9Th day ofJune, 1872.
II. Y. GRAY. Clrk.
June 10 81 %
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no BRIDGE BUILDERS.
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT

TOuN b. HOLMES. tolls before me.
ID aSpanish roam 3iARE, body inclined TO
be white. some marks Of gear, 4 feet 9 iuchcs
high, supposed 10 bo fourteen years old !: sp-
praised by -. White. B. Howard, and j. 3.
Thomas, at fifteen dollars, aad can be seen at
Maj. Holmes. near Delaugh,er's Aiill, ON Tur.
key Creek. Before me this 255th OF Mas. 1870.
b. MARTIN, AHsgissrats.
June llm 10 4
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THE o. S. DISTRICT COURT, ,
DISTRICT OF SoUTH CARoLfsA.
IN R5RKRyPT/,Y


"HEREAS Albert d. Ware. pl,p,.,
w OF Abbeville DisiricI, aud State of Sou,h
Carolina, hath filed petition praying thu, h.
may be declared Bankrupt. pursuSn, 20 The
nc, OF Congress Of the United States. made.
and 90" ia force, CONCERNING Bankrup,s. and
That he may have the benefit Of tho aid nc, !.
'his Is TO give notice oi the said petition. and
HAT hearing thereof will be had before the
Honorable Robert d. GiIehrist, Judge of the
esid Count, a, Court 10 be holden al the Fed.
crai Court House, 10 Charleston, on Tuesday.
the iitti' day of July next, at eleven o'clock.
a. NJ at which place and time all persons IN.
leres,ed may appear and shew cause, if any
they have. why the prayer Of the said pe,i,ion.
er should no, be granted.
Charleston. 9Th day ofJane, 1912.
II. \. GRAY. Clerk.
june ID 3, 20
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

Noie.-We are unable 20 eniigh!en our
correspondent on the subject of the 4ih
Infantry being ordered on, Of Florida. We
hope. the commanding officer will see the
improperly Of sending any more troops
out of Florida until every Indian has been
captured aud shipped.-Ed. Netrs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
REMARE oF q RAscAL.

The public arc hereby caiioned to be-
ware Of anan calling himself William II.
Taylor. who recently made an attempt 10
murder bis wiz 10 oglrihorpe county, and
has departed TO parts unkown, where he
had better remain, To avoid a meriled sit
ua,ionin she Penitenliary of this S:aIc fnr
his raseaiiEy. This fellow came 10 reside
in this cuuuty about eight years ago. and
BY bis aftfal and hyporritical manners. be-
Ing q line looking man, soon iugraliaied
himself irlD good society He unfortunate
Iy married my daughter, and they have
fout esiildren. Taylor told his wife jus,
before tie runaway. lhar be left wife and
four children IN North Carolina. and when
he lived there went by the name Of James
Henry Hill, bn. when he came 10 this
county he called himself William, II. Toy-
lor, aud passed himself of as young NAN
witiiouta family. To prevent this fellows
further deception. will now give his de-
scripiion: Tayicr is spare huiiI man. OF
good appearance. ubou five feel six inches
high, black eyes and hair, dark complex
ion, aud is very fondofliquor. aud when
drinking cannos talk plain; he is good
fiddler, and a firsl-rare boo, aud shoe una
her by irade; tie is generally very lively
and fill 0ffaIk. and sell calculated to de-
reive anglrne. am thus particular. that
the rascal may be known, and prevented
from practising similar rascaIi'y elsc-
WHERE.
Thepapers 10 North and Soulh Caroli'
nn viii. pcgilsps, be rendering kindoess.
hr nni,Iisbg ,3..- -i----,--',r"r- tiiu pu;IIIc
may b. ~ iheir guard againsi this accom-
plished rascnl.
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State of youth { arolina.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
I'D ATRICK HEFFERMAN living near
E Capt Popes Mills. on Wilson's creek,
,nls before me one small roam HORSE. black
name, tnil. and legs. thirteen and half hands
high. six years old Appraised g, S;i5. June
l4ih isi2.
THoS. NICHOLS. Magistrate
June % Ami 2l
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Medical Notice.
,yOHsN G. WNLLNAMS.

Dr. .yOHaN G.. WILLIAMS,
GAFFERS hs professional service Tn The
" citizens OF EdeefeId village and adjaccn,
country aud las taken ar Office mex, door to
GcnI n l.. Bonham's near the Conri House.
where he can he found at oil times during the
-day; ana uUTIng uie night AZ y. F. Gnodc's
dwelling, except when ubsent on professional
duties.
may25 G II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

man. and have been valuable q, the Tenn
pIe-s,airs. though he can &c, little business
in the Chamber,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
June %
THE q. S. DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF SouTH CAROLINA.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
RKTHEREAS. Lewis B. Cobb. Mechanic.
w residing in Abbevil!e District. South
Carolina. hath filed petition praying that he
may be declared Bankrupt Pursuant to The
Act of Congress "f the United States, made.
ard now in force. concerning Bankrupis, and
that he may have the benefi, OF the said Act;
This is TO give notice OF the said Petition. and
that hearing thereof will be had beinre The
Honorable Robert b. Cichrist, Judge of The
said Court, a, 4 Court 10 be holden at the Fed
eral Court House. in Charleston, ON Monday
tho eighteenth day Of July next. a, eleven
o'clock. &. NJ, nj which place ant tune all per
sons Interested mny appear aud shew cause. 1t
anv they have. why the PRAYER Of the said Pc.
,,ioner should mol he granted
Charleston, 23rd day ofJune 1912.
Il. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
Jpne % 8, 22
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

Ills curiouslo observe how totally an-
qualified persons frequently are for the du-
ties and professions they undertake. Many
man runs his head agains, pulpit, wbo
might have done his country excellent SER
vice at the piough-taii, and many a lawyer
who makes but sorry figure nj the bar.
nigh, haye made Q very esccllen, water.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
From the National Iu,ellir.ncer.


Cot. Monroe EdroardS Conricied.-Thc
trial Of Monroe Edwards, on n charge oil
forgery, which has occupied The time of
The Court OF Oyer and Terminer in the
city Of New York since The morning of
Tuesday of last week. has resulted in
his conviction The case was given
10 the J"ry at haIfpast fur O'Clock on
Monday olternuon. and they returned
into & 'ur nj len o'clock on The following
morning wiz! Il verdicI OF GUILTY. The
New York papers generally. which have
had opportunity TO becone acquainted
with the nature Of the evidence submitted
during the trial. pronounce the verdict to
be a most righteous one. The American
snys:
1--WE hear il stated when the Jurors frs,
made their appearance. no Que in Court
was aware of their having agreed upon
verdict. In fact. il was confidently repor.
ted that the, had been unable IN agree
aud the prisoner, impressed perhaps with
rhis belief, presented his equauimity uu-
disturbed until. in answer to the whether
they had found a verdict, the Foreman re-
piled that they had.
when the verdict was announced he
turned n lille pale, asked Gar snuff, which
he US d freely. eudcavorins tile while TO
appear entirely uuccncerned.
The punishment is imprisonment for
not less than two nor more iiun FIVE years."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

TIE Erhibition.-We know no' when
we have spent an evening WIN more plea
sure and satisfaction, man on faesaay isst'
IN witnessing .he Exhioi'ion ~ 'ne maze
department OF !he Masonic schooi oi ihis
city. Theweaiher was very nniaVoraoie
for the ladies TO venture iosih, but. not
withstandins, the room was crowded with
the fair Of our city, who sai patiently lis.
sening from BIO IL o'cinek. aud seemed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
state OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
INV ~ IIVrD 'rnuT El rz,:.

SlaIc Oh ioUllll CdEUlitla.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire
lD Ordinary Of EdgrfcId District.
Whereas. James X. Foshee, hath ap-
piled 10 me for Letters Of Administration,
dc bonus non, on all aud singular the gouds
and chaIrels. rights and credits Of Bud T..
Mathis, late OF The District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These are. therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all aud slug gular. the kindred and crcdi-
tors Of the said deceased, To be and appear
before me. nj our next Ordiuary's Court
for the said District 10 he holden nj Edge
field Court House on he 4th day Of July
1912, 10 show cause ii any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hnnd and seal this 20h
day Of June, one thousand eight hundred
and foriy.lwo, and in the sixly-sixrh year
Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. E. D.
June %, 1912. [S2 l25l 81
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From he Ne,os.


CAMP, East Florida, June l3, fSI2.
To the Editor of the News:
II is currently repaired that the Trenton
Encaupmenr is in contemplation for the
ensuing summer. aud tha, ,he 4th iufanlry
are to he ordered out of Florida, aud 10
take up their summer quarters in thn: de-
iightful spot. Can il be possible that after
occupying The South and South West for
so many ysars, they are once more 10 have
an agreeable po.itionl The impression,
.heretoforc seems 10 have been, that they
arc so well aeclimated. thai i, would be n
pity TO allow .hem 10 enjry the benefits OF
a Northern station. IL is for this reason
that am disposed 10 doubi she truth Of
The report. Mr.. Editor, can you throw
any light on the snhjecil
Oeh:si aehee is still among The missing
lie WAS IN hive come in OH the 4rh inst.
iall his people, ut Post No. 8. lthink
that be may heinduecd to hold TO his prom
ise. shoeld things work as favotably as is
iceulasailv expected We may scun have
s;Seace aud euiel once more.
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from Tie sarannah Republican. o inst.

BY the steam packet General Cineh
Captain Brooks. we received tie Savan.
nah Republicans Of yesterday morning, from
which we copy the following:
FROM FLORIDA.
We had iao arrivals Yesterday from
Florida, the steamers WIN. Gasion, Capt.
Henry, aud General Taylor, Capt Peck.
DR.. Alfred w. Elves, late OF the U. S.
Medical Department. died AT Paatka, Z.
r. on the l2lh inst. of conses,ive fever.
after an illness Of four days.
We learn from Capt. Peck, that no new
Indian signs had becn seen aud there was
no news. Extracts from the 81. Augustine
papers. received by The above boats will
be found below:
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June 10
LUMEsER! LURIRER,

FHtHE Subscriber. residing S miles from
Il Chappell's Bridge, in Edeefield District
respectfully iniorms the ei;izens OF this and ,hs
nelshboring Dis,ric,a, tha, he has. and er.sc,s
ie Keep c',nsnnily on hand. In excslleat az
sortIrentof -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

Hard ifmes.--A correspondent of the
gainesville tOhIo) Republican gives state
ment from the schedule ofpropcrty sold by
The sheriff Of Muskingun county, within n
few days past, and for which specie was
required. ,ha. shows pressure scarcely
credible. a good four torse wagon was
sold nj S5 so. hogs al Ct cents each, hors-
es M S3, C Its al 50 TO SO, COWS al 81 so
to Sc!
Besides these, the writer says. "therc
WAS slore of goods, said To have cost sey-
eral hundred dollars, sold for. think, less
than twenty dollars; amongst which re.
collect barrel of Orleans sugar, about
26O lbs, sold for one dollar and ffiy rents
the barrel. should. perhaps. state lha,
The above sales were made at three differ.
enf days. and in Two or three different
townships, aud the result in each uearly
the same. The horses were such as have
heretofore sold for $50 10 $40 each.
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PINE LENBEw.
o. eFeTy descnptlon.
ALsG--rIRsr RATE
SAWED SEHEEGBRS

Si2 90 CGs SEhEIN GILES.
which are well approved of by all who h,r.
seen iicin; all Of which be oifcrs for saIs ,,
low pnces, VIZ: Lumber al So IS pc, rhoussrd
and shinslr les al So so per thousand
=, ,,,cais,p ,ic a!So Keeps on hand warranted COTTON
duccd prices.
, LrtsrIs addtessed TO him at Colemau,s Cross
'0aa' r. U. ). C., will be promptly attended 10.
,, JOHN CHAPMAN.
Edgeti.ld Dist. June 10. 81 30
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Cas,gFrs -7'6e Correspondent Of The Char
la,,aa CcsrisY, ilsider DADS Of Goth inst. says:
!. ssn sin Of tho npiniont as have hereto
fnfs remarked that we are on the eve Of reor-
uani4ntion ofthe Cabinet, aud Of great change
in fhs state es parties, Asa proof of it, the
Caihcaa men, on one side, and the Van Buren,
:nen q:f the other, are exceedingly jealous Of
rSler's present purposes. They wonld
El!sier, perhaps, thalhe would stick TO the wing
faith. am told that the presen, Cabinet have
no. been consulted. as yet. in regard to the
forthcoming veto. Mr.. Webster has no doubt.
very warmly opposed it. in conversation. and.
up 10 Yesterday, has declared that she rumoi of
a veto was idle and absurd. He does nor. ar
did NOT believe thar il wonid come. Il will he
remembered. however, that he, on the eve Of
the yeto ofthe bank charter. asserted that Mr
Tyler would sign the bill. Tie IS equally :
taken Il, this case. Mr: Tylerwill no; sign a.as
tariff bill which embraces distribution
q have private intelligence from New York.
which.you may rely upon. that ihc Hon. T.
r. Marshali, of Keniucky, has challenged Col.
Webb, editor Of the New York Cosricr. Yon
have. Of course seen all iha, has passed IN pub
lie and which led TO the affair, ifirther learn
that Col. Webb accepted The invitation. but that
arrangements were suspended IL may be hint
ed thai il viii end as L reeen, and prominent
affair here ended. but Judge not It Is too late
for Ghis remark 10 have any influence one way
or another, and. therefore. can venture TO say
tha, from my own knowledge Of the parties aud
their position, they will, in my opinion, fight" ;"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29
TOTAL ABSTINENCE MEETING.

TOTAL ABSTINENCE MEETING.
The friends Of the Total Abstinence cause
and the citizens generally, are Invited to meet
q, the Baptist Meeting House in this town. on
Monday evening nezt, the 4,h of July. Il, early
candle ligb, tits expected there will be some
addresses delivered. june29 %
pTHE EDGEFIELD VILLAGE FE-
MALE ACADEMY.--Thc exercises Of this
lnslilutiun will be discontinued. from Friday
the 18th inst. TO the tirst Monday in July, when
they will be resumed.
w. B. JOHNSON, Rector.
June Is Ct 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
WILLIAM HEARN.

DOd BOWERY, between Prince and srripe streets hers
SOIt for sale III; following dry goods lately -
French English and dom csmbe difs mourn
ing fecond mourning light thinx and single coIer 50
pet6le French printed uuslins, small ehiiI NJ ure;
and satin striped blue black fgi silks igt cold nng sks
aud waiered hat libbons 6ne biz molr ns IN, eoln
muslin de- Iares ladies' fancy and eepilem ns blk silk era
ya,s dies and gentleman so5hems-hea ~, cam
skoug ,hawls shade. apd misses psres 70 y wns
E;ri, shrtIng musns blk and white cotton hosc
&c Rel iiped, plain and corded cambrc' jscon,t bs.k
Swss r,uii and farIet nusns; shoLs lawns &c. SC
Ais5 on hid. biz bombssin g. blk chaly agl Eolenres,
cra,e. rrrel barge paraso end general assortment
9th goods all Of which offered ssnr ny at TIE low cs
a,kot prices.
rli oni p'ites--no alalersni. u3Dlm'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

DEATH ny LIGHTNING There was q severe
thunder storm in Norfolk on Friday evening. The
lightning struck the schooner Texas, and killed one
of the crew, Swain Hildrsth Of Cape May. The
struck, losing her foretopmast, and sustaining
slight ipjary in her foremast. The g. had just been
brought up from the beach at Cape Henry, having
gone ashore in Move mber last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01
SPRING FASHIONS.


THE subscriber the .nton Of others
10 his large aud extensive assortment stocks scars
crava ready made linen and muslin thirts pocket kercie
silk merno and sbswool shiIts and drawers;
gloves hosiery &c 10 the Of the subscriber
pay particular selecting the most chaste and fash
onabe patterns Of scarfs and cravats His will
ways vaed and extensive The subscrb continues
the Of bated Elastic Stocks Gentlemen
may being suited by calling at the cd
al Broadway Murray street and PAX Place.
mis- I'm PARsELLs agent for Agate.
SWANS ATMOSPHERIC SVpA FOUNTAIN,
u .LETTERS PATENT. NOV. Sd. 1888.
MANUEAC TUR n B.. BY SWAN WELLS. DRUG.
gs and other veadsrs Of Soda Water solicited TO this
Gated, and troublesome apparatus heretofore N ese
The advantages Atmosy Foun AIN over the old
esd the economy Of It's Apparatus the orig nal cost
the being less than hat of the old
Fouu simplicity berg such that any
ordinary capacity readily under its
anag the ng Of materials for supply
ing oe ether With tho small amount Of labor equred and
i,s compact FORM.
1t is various parts Of the United States Cana.
das and West IndIas and be from certificates
the hands OF agents. give en- ire Satisfaction.
Drurge Is md othrs the Southern States end the est
Indies i'll find this Fountain particularly adal ted to their
china e. syups will fermen njure in the
est seasons.
Full direction putting the Fountains preparing the
different varieties Of ~ rurs. kc, accompany each
For sale by Geo D. ggesha AL fear street; F. Liese
Liberty street, stairs; Lawrence, Reese Co. l2i Mai
den Lane; Kobns & Ward, l43 Maiden Lane; Hoadey
Phelps x CO., lf2 Water street. ml2 I'm
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Bosso
Correspondence ofthe Herald.l
BosroS, March 80, 1912.

Correspondence ofthe Herald
BosToy, March 80, 1912.
Religion Theatres and Museums British Steamers
j. G.. BENNETT, Esa:-
There is at this time not much to excite part,.
cular attention in Boston. The excitement on re-
igious subjects still continues unabated, and many
are weekly added TO the church Militant, Of such
as shall be saved. Thislexcitement is not con.
fined to class or sect. The Universalists have
quite revival among their. people, and the Rev.
Mr. skinner baptised, by immersion, several Of the
people Of his beloved flock on the last Sabbath -
This is, however, only Offset to the Baptsts,
who have been doing an excellent business in the
baptismal line. E.aer Hines, Of the Chardon st.
chapel, continues to pursue the even tenor Of his
way, fully persuaded that the world must come to
dead halt some time in l9a3. II such do not
prove to be the fact, the Elder, and all his follow
ers must turn nfidels and heather.
The fremont Theatre is doing se.so.ish sort OF
business-,he National n COED business, and the
little Olympic Saloon gets along finely: Mrs.
ton Museum. and Md'lle AurioI, with her great
an cles and legs and La Petite Cerito at Harring-
TONS We are ia need Of revival Ia the Theatre
line here, and no mistake. But don't send us any
more large ANGLES, unless you mean to surfeit us
-he Unicorn steamer leaves for Halifax, with
the Colambia's passenger Tor Liverpool on Satur-
day The number OF passenges will be small, as
persons who possess 1.-THE Of common sense will
prefer New York packet ship to a steamer under
canvass bell, We there are no vessels in the
world equal TO your packets. A steamer when she
is kept clean a. the Yankoes keep them. is bad
enough, bu, English steamer is almost iatolera.
be. There Is a steamer which runs between this
port and 81 John, N. b., which resembles nothing
50 much as huge block of PictCu coal. She is
nothing but filth from stem 10 stern.
II any thing worth writing about should ever
turn up in this city Of notions, will drop you o
line. For the present good bye l..
Dyrso FOR LovE.-Among the wonders Of the
times we find it recorded, says the Nashville Wing
that certain cdr Conyers disscctsd person
who died for love in Londen, and found an imprer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

SUICIDE OF A MURpEREa--James Sweeney, who
was arraigned at Woodstock, VT in December,
for the murder of his wife, and whose trial was
postponed uut June on account Of his i'll health,
was, on Tuesday mornng last, found suspended
by handkerchief 10 the CRATE in the cell of $
prison, dead He took every precaution TO make
paper, and bound handkerchief close round h
face to prevent the possibility Of liking noise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-01

A WuALE.-A fine bit Of whale sport came OIL
yesterday morning near the entrance Of our harbor
Of the south side OF Cuuyhnnk ledge The PIot
boat Superior started young whale, and after a
brisk chase the animal surrendered to his captors,
and proved to be fine specimen OF the cacheiot or
sps rrnaccti species, ABOUT fifteen feei IN tnetn,-
'jast big enough,for show. we r,,' INA.
the product of OIL W II be abou1 hVo odrrcis.-Nsc
D.Jf,rd 1f,rcHrp, March 90.