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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31

NJ !iis former stand, know Us The Water rroVt'
Warehouse.
Detached rs j, il from other hG!rc4. its !g-
cation renders u nearly rs secure from .iIr. ~
II il was lire pront. The fiuor of iis t,yo win:t
liusc been elevated above the high water mark
oi the great iresirt "f May 1910. and each OF
these divisions Of the building vii! sore !.om
1860 Ia lrD0 bales Cotton.
Both Of these are d.:si .ncd 20 he exclusively
81, npa!t for the Cotton OF PlLn,cis and Conn.
Try Merchants, who III thus l,c .ccurr, from,
the possibility at loss and damage from :rrsl,c;s.
lie asa!ls himself Of ia. PRESENT OCCASION 10
return his thanks 10 his friends and patron. lor
their libe,a support during the l.sl season. llo
soIicits from them. aud the public scncrniy. I,
continuance Of this confidence, aud nssllrca
them. lha, in return fr their patronage. he wil!
exert his best personal e.inrls to promote and
project their interests committed 10 his charge.
ln addition 10 this assurance, he pledges kiia.
self lie will in no case purchase l bale oc Cot
ton, directly or indirectly.
lie will attend TO tie sale and SHINING Of
Cotton, the receiving and forwarding OF Gond,,
or any other business usually transacted bv Il
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg. Augns, 4. 1872 Gm 2s7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
State of South Carolina,

tsbobE iCLb OlS NV
Benjamin Dorrance, survivor, Foreclosure
rS. 0t
Alfred J. Huntington. Mortgage.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tha, BY
~ virtue ofsn order from tho Conr, OF Chm
Gerry. shail "firr for sale TO the highest hidd-r.
4; Edgefeld Cnurt House. On The frs, Monday
in September next, u tract "f land. situate III
Edscheld District. on Fox's Creek. containing
four hundred aud sixty four acres. more ar rss.
aud adjoining lands Of Seth Butler. Wiley Day.
John Day, James Adams anl Jusiah I.nnain
said tract tn be sold {" forcclose mortgage. cx.
ccutsd by ,hr said Alfred J. Hunting t,li On the
10Th March, 1899 TO Benjamin Dorranre aud
Lyman Bi.clow. The terms Of sale will he h
crr,li, unit, the iirs, day ofJanuary neat. except
the casts o.. tllis suit. which must be paid in
cash. the purchaser t" give bond and personal
sccuIiry. aud n mortgage oflhr premises.
J. TERRY, C. L. En-.
Conm's. OtIirr. Edsciirld, q, 25
August s. 1872. [3S7i1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31

The freight of barrel Of llour, from
New York to Boston, is only I2d cents.
while the, of single shee, of paper, il lSS
cents, by The mail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
:NOiicc.

- .IHOtHCCs
a. REPORT is in circulation that ] have
Ia said SIR. McDcviI,'. Brick. (Which he Of:
fers for sate,l are not good. For The iniarna.
ton of The anthor Of this report, and al! con-
rcrnea pronounce il false, as have never
seen Af. McDeviIt's brick, and consequently
khbse nn.hing about them. AS this repor, has
beenriycnia,ed. To some extent. have taken
this n,sdiofof publicly con,radic,ing il, regard.
ing ]. "a n, acsiof justice towards Dir. McDc:
vitt.wbg ! have no wish 10 injure in any man
per wlislsyey. =,
AagRft3l 2. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
Notice.

APPLICATION will be madc 10 the Lesis-
-HAfaurc Of This State, at its mex, session, ior
closing thc roaa leading from the Five Notch
Read g The Scolt's Ferry Road. known. BY sl,c
name q the New Marker Road
August rs 3n 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Faithy Laase,cr,
os. Partition.

Faithy Laase,cr.
cs. Partitiou.
Mary Lasseter, and others.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thn, by
1V virtue ofan order from the Court Of Chan.
gerry shall sell at public auction, q, Edge6eld
Court House. on the fist Monday in Sep,em.
Der next, the real cs,a,e Of Jane asse,er, decd,
consisting ola tract Of land, containing four
hundred and seventy.ihree acres. more or less,
situate in the District of Abbevie. and lying
on Rocky Creek, branch Of Stevens Creek
waters Of Savannah river. and bounded by
lands OF -- Harrison. Williams,
Cur,ledgc. Albert. T. TrayIor.
and lands formerly owned by Carson, on n
crrdl, Of one. ,wo, aud three years. escep,
the COSTS which mnst be raidIn cash: (: the pnr-
chnser TO give bond and personal security, und
mortgage of the premises.
J. TERRY, C. E. L. D.
Comm's. Office. Edgefe!L, 81 q
August 4. 1872. S3.e71l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT, ,
DisrRrcT OF SourH CARoLiSA.
IN BANKRUPTCY

I'm the matter Of William Campbell. Bank
rupt. Pursuant to an order Of the District
Cour, Of the United States. for the Dis,ric, of
South Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that
cause be shcwn before the said Court, n, tho
Federal Court House in Charleston. on the
eighth day Of October next, at eleven o'clock.
A. H.. why the said William Campbell, should
no, receive his Discharge and Certificate, ss
Bankrupt.
ChaEfaz.on, li,h day Of July, 1892.
Il. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
ya!y27 II. s6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31

AuGusrA. Angus. %.
CottoH-Thc recent adviees per Britanuia
from Liverpool, to the 4,h inst. are looked up
on Q, tho uos, favorable received on tl;, edo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
Eai R0llkrara,fcly.

7HVHE Subscriber has been by thc Judge OF
Ill the District Court for South Carolina
District, appointed Commissioner for Edscfcld
District pursuant TO the provisions Of the Act
of c Congress. made, and now in force, concern.
ing Bankrupts. Therefore. any person wish
ing TO nvnil himself OF said Act. will please call
upon the undersigned. 4, Hamburg, S. c.. who
will prepare oil the papers necessary 10 Il iimal
discharge. on us liberal terms as any other per
son. having procured all the Rules and Blanis
Of said Court required, &c.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
!ycmburs, Iuus 9Th Isxss u
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A.Good yok;e~-.
'SEtca JsEUoifpua.
There was a lazy
,,,ho ,,,,s ,l,vo,a In,

a GoGd yoke.--. Jtii r,ia Il G,ld ~
n Etcd JcEc fpua. , , sS'!si s->---.sa
There was alazy iia". zig G.
who was always 10, ,ils
the hen coops, upon &c As :.
play trick; 90 seeing 40 opportunity when
be was snug on bis customary roos,. We
placed ourselves with buckets Of waier
just over him. AT a signal given, he was
jerked OF the coop, and soused from head
10 foot with such full aud successive cur.
rent Of The briny food, accompanied by q
cry Of MAN overheard Rope rope
Down with the helm :" &c., that he ac-
,ually struck ou, as If swimming for his
life I'LL failure in the supply, succeeded
by peals Of laughter, brought him to q
sense Of his situation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
n n consequence Of the Inclemency the wca.
Il tlier, the subscriber postponed the sale Of
his land until the first Monday in September
nrIr a, hich time j, will take place a, Edge.
field CHI. it consists OF n valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
cun,airins three hundred aud inrty.swo acres.
more or less. situate OIL the waters Of MoumIuiu
and Horse Pen Greeks. adjoining lands Of Mr..
Aneroyc. Mr.. Philips, Mr. Rcam. Mr.. Cole.
man. AMI others. The ,rac, is ull in wood
The terms Of sale nrc one and two years
credit. The purchaser giving notes with two
goni securities. bearing interest from date OH
the las; paymcn,,nnd i warran, or good title will
be given.
CT. STIEFER.
Augusta 81 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31

Ne,o Cottrn.-Thc Augusta Cons,i,u,ionalis,
Of Saturday last says:-"We have received
since on. last notice four loads and some s.rag-
gl,ns bales Of the new crop. in al thirty hales,
making. with wha, was previoualy received Jftly
four bales. Os the thirty bales lns, received la
were sold a, cents, (round) a, Il and ]
{ruund) n, lie remain unsoid. and are held
Q, een,s.-We were favored with n sample Of
six bales from the plantation Of Mr. Enocl'
Dyae. Of Burke county .whichJudges pronounced
20 be about Liverpool fair; it was put up in
square bales, and was readily sold al cents,
which appears to be the ruling price for the
better quality of,he new crop in square bales.
while "a is the highes, tha, has been obtained
for. tho same description Of cotton in round
bales. The quality Of the nsw crop. as far as
received classes about msddlins to fair, and the
staple very good.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31
Passage from ireland.

HDERSONS wishing friends from ireland.
u can have. on application 10 the subscri-
Der. Passages furnished on moderate terms.
BY frs; class ships. leaving Bc!tas, in the month.
of October and November.
J. l.. PATTERSON.
Mugwood's wharf, Charleston, S. G..
August "a q so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31

THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT, I
DisrRrcr op Souru CARoL;YA.
~ BANKRUPTCY.
EN the matter ofAIbGrt n. Ware. a Bankrupt.
III Persuan, TO an Order Of the District Court
Of tho United States. for the District Of South
Carolina. Notice is hereby given, thu, cause be
slewn before the said Court. 4, the Federal
Court House in Charleston. on the twenty.
ninth day Of October next. at eleven O'clock.
a. NJ, why the said Aibcr, N. Ware. should
no, receive his Discharge aud Certificate as i
Bankrupt.
Charleston. Is, day Of August. 1912
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
August 10 IL -
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I'VE hops, Mr. Editor. TIA. BY publishing this
I ycu may do service to the whole district, and
shosld j, be tie meaas Of inducing the candi
dates TO answer tho questions propcunded to
them through the medium of your Journal. You
viii receive tie thanks Of a number of voters in
tho plNEY WOODS.
GIVE refer the voters of the "P;ney
floods" to another column of,his paper. where
they will fi1d iha, our old and faithful Senator
John Speed Jc,er, who, is at present candi.
date Cor reelection, has briefly given his views
oo aH the questions propouuded.-Ed. .S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-31

: 2 <; gii aEde' pf q Q III.
rS.yes ..,rtI.-. D.-l.l.
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HAMBURG. g. {

II beg leave 10 inform my friends and the
Il public generally. iha, si!!! continue the
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-16
For the legrap
WHAT 1 LIKE TO SEE,

/ like to see a member of the church,
whose heart is exceedingly panied" on
reading an article from your correspondent,
No irony" march about our streets on
l" training days." beating large drum, at
the head Of military company, whose bust
ness il is to learn to kill their fellow beings.
1t shows that he has some fine perceptions
of the Christian Religion.
like to see member of the church, thus
employed, recommending "that heads of
families meet and consult together 10 know
how they can best prepare the minds of
their chtidren,to Withstand the temptations
which designing men will lay before them"
1t shows the peculiar regard he has for the
influence he exerts over the children aad
youth Of our town. MORE IRoNY.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-16

Of the formation of the Missionary Soei-
e,y ., Lowell, and that we recommend It
10 the friends of missions, as an approprl-
ate channel for their charities.
<. Resolred, That these resolutions be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary OF
his meeting, and forwarded to the N. 7.
Watchman, the Vermont Telegraph, and
the Peoples Press, for publication.
A. G. HAND, Chm.
A. M. GOODRICH, Sec.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-16
pREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS

Adopted By the Quarterly Meeting Con-
ference, held on Whiting Circuit, Troy
Conference, Feb. %, 1912.
Whereas the church Of our choice is
fearfully and awfully guilty Of sanctioning
the crime which was pronounced by her
venerable founder to be the sum of all
villainies'; and whereas she has grievous-
~ departed from the principles and spirit
of her original charter; Therefore,
1. ResoIved, That we will do all in our
mower. in a peaceful and constitutional
way, to bring about reform within the
bounds Of This part Of the christian
church.
2. Resolved, That We condemn IN th'
most unqualified manner, the following
resolution passed by the late General Con
ference, viz:--.That il is inexpedient arc
unius,ifable for any preacher TO permit
colored persons to give testimony agalns
white persons in any State where they are
denied tina, privilege in trials at law.
3. Rssolred. That we cannot invite
sTaveholding ministers to our puIpits, mol
slayeholding members 70 the communiou
table.
4. Rssolred. That we highly approve
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-16

Par Mobile Fratrnm.-The Vermont
Chronicle gives the vermont Baptist
Journal" decided commentator. No
wonder. The sympathy is only a mani
festation of the af1inities Of the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA July 1--WE have now in harbor unsold 8
cargoes OF Rice including equivalent 10 200 casks
fro Valencia Consequently dealers will have their
own way about it, and so they must submitprces must
decline very low. will be madness in any any one
chip from your port for at least two months hence
Exchange on Londou l0I III New York, par per
cent discount.
Hoops, per NJ IS 80; boards, Portland, white pine Is
IS; other Eastern ports, 10 20 p p lumber II 25;
shingles 4; hid. shocks, with headings 6r Beans
white, 5r, Beet No. l and primo and mess, Z a o;
Butter Am. l0 Candles, mould is 4; Sperm, 30
35 Cheese. Am. 81 Goldfish, SO lbs ,; Flour, Pha.
and Bait. IA Hams. Am. q IL 4: Lard Am. 10 10;
Onions 10 APork, New Orleans and eastern, cargo
mess TO- clear, ID H. Potatoes, Dbl a42; Rice,
90 54 SOAP yellow, a 4; taow, Am. 4; Honey,
gall 3r; Moasses, keg. 81 gall 90 co. sugar assert.
1at43a6 10; white, a1o; brown 81 ~; yellow, II
a s; segars, So $25.
Freghts-To France 80 a 90 francs and to States 81
SIT box Sugar; per bag Coffee s3a s3t pr hid
Moasses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13
Notice to Mariners.

Notice To Nafbners.
s:rsss % GS a hs sa
reiay as ersamstsnees Would admit and de.ebe 70 BE-
s0q 200 feet long and 90 ss wide with three faho%,
iegister.
Ana ssg Haeor July 10, Nimrod with 1900 bbs VII
20 soSs s M Sb ' n 4 i lon Is sfs o MYS
ss5l csdma. DO Sb: VIII lsoaidas FaI:re e
Pstf% J@ss s s 4, = 20 81 a Henry of
Spoken.
JessoTe. of New York bound Canton June 49, lat 81 no.
ARIEL Of Portland. days from Philadelphia for rcrnabuco
Dsla,ia 9d,ys from New o.lean, for Amsterdam, July
Shannon from Savannah for Havana July lat % 81 Ion
Foreign Ports.
asvASA June 2sIu port Tiog, for Cowes loading; Tiger
IT, DO SOON Angelo for GrO9stadt oadns Timor dge
d AaeS d e, H Ham oSS @ p for
& 01ai ao ne o PFSn tssS dds S S
.n snd s ssd for SALE a ds Nam'sons do and
M.TArzAs Janets7~in port. Ioeos OF ssem for arseies
de- Roman Of Boston Cowes and mix do fremont, fm
sc disg; Franklin of Portland ids at Carderas
TURKS ISLAND, jane ss-In port osces Tor Boston same
United states Ports.
BB.SS0S S I G caSSasys
S Esyysa1s F sS.s S ei7sf
Signal for big Arr ioth Veracsn Havana; Augusta Ma
tlnzas: Palm President Independence and Onana,
philadelphia; Alpine Turks Island; Hudson, Aralachicola;
Jane Charest Gauges JUPITER and Saginaw Albany; Ve
lociiy Rondout: Wankinco, NYork
NEw BEDFORD, July l0--Sll (alen,. Washington. NC.
PRovipEseE July 9-Ar Clariss New Orleans; Crescent,
Charleston; Deboa" Ann Some James River; rama, rhla-
lelpbia Anon. NewYcrk; Midas, lo Hamlet. Rondou. Arr
10Th Oscar Ihiiadelphia Rhode Island NYork Sid Rowse,
Cuba; Gov Robbins, Susan Jane, Washington. Leny, Niags
Oregon, Geo Wheaton. and Constellation, Philadelphia
Hand. Baltimore.
PelLApEbrnIs, July i2IAr Joshua Sears NYork; Ellen,
alae ship big Pearl sclI Elizabeth from Nantucket bgs
We,t ladissi Noolk Ba,adoesi Germ Haifs; Napoleon,
Plymouth, Mass; Holder Borden Providence; Columbia,
Albany; Lucy, NewburypoFt; Augustus Lord Hartford; Con-
situation, Hudson, NY Arr in the Schuylk WIN Hart, Bos
Surveyor, Williams and John Harding, New Haven
Phebe d. Fairr,y, and Rlran, NYork.
iBALTnoHE July oZArr EvsrhMd, Bremen; AsSsnder
Bangor Me- DREAD Eissport CID Kensinslon, Havrsi ober
chant, Amsterdam; Albert, Bremen; Adrsna, Halifsk.
CHARLEsToS, July 9-Arr Lancet, Bahia. Cid Gipsey n
York. Sid Moses, do; Commerce. Liverpool
MoBILE, July 5-Cld Tampa, Havre; Republic, New York;
Emma. New Bedford.
NEw ORLEANS, July s-Cld Hannibal, Havn; Claudiq,
London; Theodore Korner Bremen; Reform, Mobile VIM
Ladd, Boston; Cassius Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13

The wharfage tax no matter what it may be called
clearly an import duty much any that is levied by
the United States The right of the city to charge ships
and their reasonable for the wharfs con.
structed public expense for their use lundeniabe
this direct and specific tax upon each article of produce
appears to be very and must in
urc the trade of New Orleans to very great extent is
casting the debt of the city upon the pork and flour pro.
duces of the Ohio and Illinois, and brings about that
suit designed to be ayercd when the States surrendered
the right OF levyiug import duties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13
Sales at the Stock Exchange,
Second Board,
State Of Trade.

We notice material alteration. Ashes-About 100
barrels of pots taken at $5,25 Cotton-The daily
sales amount to from four TO five hundred bales without
change i'll rates. Flour and GrainRecepts light and de-
mand not large, yet equal to the receipts. Gcnesce
$685. So and Michigan and fiat hoop Ohio at S5s7I
Ohio in round hoops sold to considerable extent
yesterday, say about 1000 barrels at 1915 SASH
cordng to brands. In Southern rour there is rather more
inquiry this morning than for several previous days. We
have hoard however, of no particular transactions yet
We quote Georgetown at &c. and Howard street Sc 2l
Several cargoes of corn via the canal have sold at
% IS cents both weight and There is nothing
toinr in rye or oats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13
THE HAIR OF THE HEAD CAN BE


.s I'M partially, dor't be conceitsd and saw nothing
n,;i IT, s ,ne ha,r buti facts shown believe them
~ Cor c ire iio'rd unt1hs Here Is the rruJones Oil
~ - WI make the hair 1t falling out
cure aandrlh and gvs light red grey hair fine d,r 1ool
cordlng 10 the directions. " '"0' " "''hs 'hi' ae-
me io.wqy perions citizens q Orange county Aa,n,
PalI"c[ Farmer nc I, M lanes Chiffon, Attorney
lie that several persons Ill daily al his store 10 nv vi e u
whose hair has been thoroughly and comp ey he
Brooklyn;s State st. Boston, 81 Dock Phadcpn. T4
mbc are assured that II they give this a they win 5,
perfectly satisfied jyl3 M.m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13
Died,

On Tuesday morning, Mrs. SARAH RooEas, aged ~
wife OF Mr. Robert Rogers and daughter of Mr.. John
Johnson, Groon, Mass.
On Monday afternoon, Joanna, widow ofWm. Ralsbcck
in the list year of her age.
On the 18th instant OF dropsy, ANDREW Morrrr aged
40
On Monday morning. JOHN, son Of VIM. Van Norden
aged IL months
On the sth inst, at Manus Onondaga county, Jo,Ern
RHODES aged rs years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13

On Tuesday morning, July 2th, at Jersey City, by the
Rev. DR.. Barry, Mr.. VIM. THOMAS of this city to Miss
ErFY VAN WIsxLE, of Bergen HILL NJ.
On Monday morning, July 18th, by the Rev. w. Nc
Lane, HENRY CRossMAs Esq OF this city, to Miss CARO-
L. PRATT, formerly Of Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13
PRIVATE CURE.

LII SUFFERING under any of the symptoms q secret
IL disease whether oil long duration, ton
confidently referred to Docror JoTdans Specific Courses
No. for the OF lnorihes. elects, Semin. weakness
&c and Course No. q for the permanent eradication Of dis
These specially prepared enable the
effect private ard satisfactory
time which end, each package coaans every
medicine wash &c. required either
nal useand FOR the guidance and safety Of the patient
compauied BY Dr. Jordon's private treatise The Monitor"
symptoms consequences end tament of maades
thu dies proper for their different which
added much valuable information useful hints ans important
advice suited alike the present nva d. aud those who
hsyin, heretofore been either contemplate
riace or have recently entered into that state.
= The price of the Monitors 50 One dollar sent
Post pail, ensures its recel ton.
u These admirably adapted for strangers
elers residents the country, being complete
pact, and guarantees TO effect a
= Sold for the proprietor only AZ Drug Price
street. corner of Marion Sd block east oi Broadway.
Private t91k Marion street, door below drug
sfOl ixIlt Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13
GOOD SUMMER WINE.

I b. STOUVENEL, Importer of French Wines of
d. the approved brands, Bordeaux Caret and other
Wines. He has removed from his old stand CT Nassau street
to No q Ann street, tns ar Nassau) basement.
Always hand the best and recherche Wines St
Ian, Montlenaut ST. E.teve Late, Medoc &c. in barrels
half casks and cases. Also, Champagne brands;
gnnd, Hermitage &c. superior Cognac Brandy; quality
Gin Port Wine, Portugal and Spanish Wines.
j. D. Swil also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families which will be Of the city also by the
gallon or otherwise to those who may favor him with their pa
direct.
u b. s. has opened boarding house TIoboken oppo-
site Vauxhall Garden the main road where Kept
somen Of the best Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners and refreshments jy2 lmsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13

UCTION NOTICE-Lage sale of choice Furniture
Th. day at lo o'clock in the Rooms 80 Ann and rs Full
dozen fancy and Windsor chairs, Boston Rockies sc.
jyl3r ~THOMAS BELL Auctonecr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-13
Proclamation of sIIchacI Walsh,


4 ,AfIsAiN GENERAL and Commander in Gh'ei % the
win con,iitutona foces Of the State of Rhode Island
Whereas, certain deladea sod reasonable fellow com
anzsd bpdo M.Ia King has ey , as and land
aii'tocrets ayed himself divers times and on :e..a
he State refusing acknowede the majesty of her law and
me VIII and supremacy Of large m,ioiy OF nei ~
pmPted BY The well known magnanimty and humanity OF
m dlspositon placing qnmeed confidence in The y,o,
m hn, omitted 70 Use such Ie9sare: for the ,,
d., cnaey Of the rebels seems to asmsnS and the
epc9ted cenency which has been extended them m
appreciate gene treatment has but tended to eboden
os Ga to take up ams assp the lss a %
%pshn vines 60 therefore, By authority in me yssa1d
sman,ie namely God and the people, Offer reward OF five
%eSS Sc Gr ns Ro sa sa. e s Of
oSI Stats aided and Allotted his scheme The above sum.
su,hGr1sl agents siPs Pewter Mug Frankfort street
on w VI FORSYTH 81 H soss Of
walker aud Bowery, thin three months from This date. Hav
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and dons that bay; res
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thai The said u'aPers With obbins the people e
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and selling q eir house furniture and land hereby caution
Validity h s pGf5ts s~e s e upSa ali ali
who have aided te said King to desst mme dia!ey to turn
would much rather a kill and dosre to TENDER JUS
he fis h be d wh hs
"G Gwen ansS q ,aa snd % people
New YORK tbs seventh day July in the year Of our Lord
one one thousand eight hundrsd and forty two,
- aud of the Independence of the United Ststes OF
~. s. Americs, the Sixty seventh;
Commander in Chief of the Rhode Island Forces.
n B-Papers throughout the Union requested publish
i Island above and 're the Peoples d0venme" Of y nhsd'