Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-04


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s;.Il & e (i6 sefiega ii slsss slons,
:; tsss. lisss detsee OF the
s. sgs sassl Iss snea erenusous
s,.ts,Ie ssv III as eisewhere') are
rsslStgs the predictions oi q
,:,s;, ~ :, saIs Emperor lately ordered
81 s. 4. Id in expiaiion Of the rash
stasS ii s,,s of bis oracles.
ss.e mons comes from jerusalem
saIs an old nan who is said 10 be Rus-
sian, aud who represents himself TO have
reached an age " hich renders MS existence
> prodirv. On his return from the Holy
IsnJ. he obtained. i; is affirmed, IN auoi-
nrcc of ,be Car, when he predicted TO ms
Imnerial Majesty an inundaiion and Sc
,l;,;ou over the barsaia. This was twice
- =. r,,,eh as was needed TO render the hoary
Cenobi,e suspicious, aud the consequence
;. ,ba, he has been deemed mad, and Snut
-, n ,b,, fortress. Blu, solitude, and The
f-ry,Y die, of his new abode, have not ten
.,sJ m restore him TO his senses, Tor since
~ b,s been in durance, be has uttered TWO
cher awful predictions. One IS, that ~
ISlo Engl,rna ,c;n disappear rom ms
o,oIc bq submersion; the other 10 .he same
Gear France ,riu fare Ike q ship tossed
G5ost by contrary toinds.
Tb;. monk. IN whom The sifi OF second
s;ct, Is bu, the terrible faculty ossee,ns tear
Fl ,b;nrs. IS. five 3elieve him, the very
.,me who. from Ca;harire TO Alexander,
,,w,ys warned our Sovereisus OF the ia'aa
caaasiropl,es which have 5ctalien item
|, would appear, that tired OF drawing u,s
ho,osco,e vi his brethren Of the convent
whcrein his profound ignorance issue" ''H
or.ciss il, obscuri,y, be felt anxious to SHINE
a., , more conspicuous stage. Dee'ninS
himself. perhaps, commissioned o. hea
vcn 10 rive wholesome warning TO Ihe
movers o! The earth, he came 10 -. re-
iersbur.h, asked 10 speak 10 The h'nI',e'>
C,,beripc. and was repulsed by lhr Ia
I,co neople. he persisted in his apriiea'
ion bp, was again rejected. Unable 10
a,,sip access TO the Empress, he Stationed
himself on a road through which he 1nr"
she sometimes passed. and watched a"
oppor,uni,y Of addressing her. "nen ne
saw her he approached her, and extends"
n. hand 10 her to pre--Nt her MaJcs'yS
s,,;,e from driving ava religious mend''
c,m, THE Empress gave him some mo.
,s,, r and he. after thanking her. said to the
wife Of Peter H.. MADAME, never go
alone to any place, for a misfortune Will
befall you.' -, -.
"T6c Empress looked at the h"id beg
r,, and. taking his simple looks !or sign
~ mental arrangement, ordered hiEn''o be
.,r,ycyed TO a state prison. Three months
.It., Katherine was found dead OF apo
,,jsxv iu place which " DE ChaieaubTi-
and has ycu,ured 10 name ainnd ia we
French Academy. whilst dwelling on the
L;,,orv Of one of,he Emperors OF Rome
hu, WHICH we caanuI designate: all that we
can saw is, that she had been to 1t alone
-.L.s.-,,,s-.L * rcln
s.Oo The t.@uifsc or The Empress, Paai
I remembering the monk mho had ioFs-
seen the death of Catherine. sert Tor him.
and told him thai he might come 10 the pa
lace whenever he had occasion TO speak
20 the Emperor. 1 have nothing 10 say
m him iust now replied the necroman-
Ger. but may have something later
lie ,e,urncJ 10 his convent. and was no'
heard Of for four years after. He then
made his appearances again at :he Palace
solicited an audiense, t8 compliance with
the Emperor's fortsieE promise, and when
bo was in the preseueeof Pau! l., SAID TO
him. Your subjects are diseon,ented; and
God tells me ,ha, il you do mol alter y,ur
conduct YOU will be strausled." The
nropbel's audacity irrita,ed the Emperor t"
such a degree, that by his commanas' me
monk was nnce mOre thrown into dun-
reou. The wizard had been cIcar-sishted'
in 1901 Paul ]. was s;ransled.
Thisis no, all. Alexander succeeded
PAM Struck al the coincideuce oi The
,,ca,h of Ca,harine and his father with The
monks prediction, he restored him 10 ms
cooyen,. After lapse Of iwo years the
nronhe, again made his appearance al The
imperial palace. When his atfiva! vas
ANNOUNCED TO Alexander. the latter order
cJ him 10 he brought in. "Wha, hast
,bou T to predict 10 mcl'' Il, is not the
,,e,,h OF man, Sir" replied his inansri-
c;ous visitor, ..ir is ,ha, OF great city
veg one of the mos, splendid and richest
cities Of the empire wilt ehoF,ly perish
THE French will penetrate TO Moscow, and
Moscow will vanish in smoke, like nand-
ful Of straw or dry Observation-Disclosures
exclaimed Alexander. "sc thou and pray
God TO cure thy poor head. Beeone TO
Archansel, lis air is wholesome TO Inc 'n-
"a conyen, of Archangel did therefore
re.cive the monk. whose strange fate was
10 oui, a couven, for prison. aud prison
for convent. The year 1872 beheid the ac
comolishment OF his prophecy, when Alex
aoder recalled the div;nef,lo whom he oiie'-
cd a compensation for his scapiivi,ies. The
moutS only asked for sum oil money 10
enable him tn proceed ,ojerusalem' where
he wished to visi, The holy places. Ihe
rnoney was given, and he took his dePaf-